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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25

THE Democratic leaders Of the House,
while agreeing that the Mckinley rob
ber tariff" must be repealed, differ as 10
the method. Springer wants a half
dozen bills introduced, each repeating q
separate section, and thus destroying the
law piecemeal, while Mills wants to wipe
out the law at one fell sweep. These
gentlemen apparently think that the
Democracy "has come TO lis own and
that they own the earth and the fllllness
thereof AS General Grant remarked,
you can always depend upon the Demo-
crsts, when in power, cutting their own
thrOats. There Is not much danger, how
ever, Of this wrong upon the industries
Of the country being perpe;rated while
We have Republican President and Re.
publican Senate 10 block the way.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25
Detailed Routes ofthe Pennsylvania
Railroads Goldan Gate Tours.

Detailed Routes Of the Pennsylvania
Railroads Golden Gate Tours.
These toars 10 California under the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company's personally
conducted tourist system have excited con
siderable interest. The routes trayersed are
very diversified and interesting. On the first
the Pullman vestibule train will leave Janus-
~ 18Th, going via St. Louis, Kansas City,
Ias Vegas, Hot Springs. and Santa Fe
Returning, after six weeks in California,
via Sacramento, Salt Lake, Glenwood
Springs, Leadyille, side trip over Marshall
Pass, Colorado Springs, Manitou, Denver,
Omaha, and Chicago.
Rate from Philadelphia, $500
The second tour leaves February oath,
going via Cincinnati Mammoth Cave. Mont
gomery. Mobile, New Orleans (Mardi Gras
festiyitiesl, Galveston, Houston, San An
tonic, and e Paso.
Returning. after four weeks in California,
via route offrsi tour.
Rate from Philadelphia, $3.50.
The third tour leaves Math 2lth, going
via St. Louis. Kansas City, Denver, Colorado
Springs, Manitou. side trip over Marshall
Pass, Glenwood Springs, and Salt Lake City.
Returning, after four weeks in California,
via Mt Shasta, Portland. Tacoma, Seattle,
Spokane, Minneapolis, 81. Paul, and Chicago.
Rate from Philadelphia, $500.
The fourth, April 10Th, will run west via
Chicsgo, Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou,
side trip over Marshall Pass, Glennwood
Springs, and Salt Lake City. Tourist will re-
turn independently within six months
Rate from Philadelphia, S235; via Port
land, SIS additional
The rates fixed for the hrst three tours
cover every necessary expense en- route in
both directions, including hotel accommo-
daiion and several carriage rides, and trains
for all side trips in California. while rate for
fourth tour covers every necessary expense
as above west-bound only, all side trips in
California, and trains only returning via
route selected. This particular tour is de-
signed 10 accommodate those who desire to
visit the Yosemite Valley and Yellowstone
Park prior to their return to the East
Best of Republican Newspapers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25
Tested over His Fate.

ABILENE, TN, Nov. Civilian Fl.
Frizzle was hanged in the Jail yard here at ?
O'Clock this afternoon. Frzzles crime was
the murder Of bis wife, which was commit
ted in Comanche county, Tex. last January
where be was tried and convicted Of muir
der in the frSt degree.
For some time prior TO the execution
Frizzle had been utterly indifferent to his
Fate. lie seemed to think that be had dis
EngnisLed himself BE expressed no regret
for his crime, and jssted with bis guards
concerning his fate. His strange request
that the Abilene Cornet Band be permitted
70 play AZ the hanging illustrates how he re-
gsrded the execution and the future
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25

The Democracy is ali torn up over the
contest for Speaker OF the next House,
and a vigorous fght is being carried on
among a halfdOzsn aspirants, chief
among whom are Mills, Of Texas; Crisp,
of Georgia, ard Mcmillan, of Tennessee.
Apart from the natural desire to hsve a
competent presiding officer. the Republi-
cans feel but little interest in the matter.
That the next Speaker win be s free
trader is beyond all doubt, and that he
will be a Southern maR-from which
section the Democracy draws the msjoTi-
ty Of its mem6ers-is aimos; as abso-
lutely certain. With s. majority Of two
thirds in the House, the Democrats are
absolutely masters Of the situation, and
the Republicans must be content With
''such good as the gods provide"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25

STATE TREASURER BOYER has appointed
Captain John ". Morrison, State Treas
nrer elect. TO succeed William Livsey.
Captain Morrison viii thus, when be IS
sumes the duties Of the Office, be thor
oughly oonversanf with all its details.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25

e,stor,arv. among bis political enemies,
to cavil at his alleged eoi5ness, bat even
they admit his ssatesmanlike gifts and
depreoa.e the loss OF his services to the
country. As a fnancier his ability Is
recognized throughout the world. and n
this dsy of dangerous financial tenden-
cies the National sentiment is strongly in
his favor. His right place is in the SEN
ate. and We are grafifed at the accumu-
lsting evidence Of the determination of
the Republicans Of Ohio 10 continue him
as q member Of that body.
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To be Senator from Maryland.

WsssISGToS, Nov. I9.-Governor Jackson
Of Maryland to-day orally rendered to ex-
Representative Charles II. Gibson in this
city his appointment TO be United States
senator from Maryland, until the Legisla-
lure els the vacancy caused by the death OF
senator Ephraim K Wilson. Colonel Glib
sen accepted the cfTer. and his formal ap-
pointmenl IS expected in doe oouEe.
Mr.. Gibson Al once Withdrew from the
contest fer the clerkship, and be will be
sworn in as Senator at the opening OF the
sd Congress.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25

THE Yicksburg He7ald, the Democratic
organ of Mississippi, has this 10 say about
the late elections in Ohio:
The Republicans and negroes in Ohio
elected the author Of the oppressive tariff
bill Governor. and now Mckinley says that
settles it. That Is about as impatient and
cheeky as the effort Of the radicals 70 force
the south TO submit 10 negro rule The ma
ioriiy of the whites in Ohio were sgainst the
tariff robbery, but the decision Of the negroes
In ore radical State must be accepted as
final The negroes seem TO be q sort OF God
with the Radicals.
Is it a matter Of wonder that Missis-
sippi goes almost solidly Democratic, if
her citizens are fed upon this kind Of po-
litical information
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Wolves Eat Children

ST.. Paul, MINI. Nov. 19.-Three chill
drsn Of Andrew GUlick were deyouied By
wolves near the iron rolling-miIls ct New
Brighton, ten miles north OF St. Paul, yes
terday. During the forest fires in Pine
county in September the wolves were driven
south, and on Monday drove Of over leo
wEs seen. Twenty-Five men started on the
hunt for them and killed eleven.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25

pIstrIot InstItute.


The district embracing Aiddlecreek, Cas-
selman and Upper Turkeyfoo,. will hold the
next session OF their institute at Kingwood,
on Friday, November p, 1891. Following
Is The program for the morning session, 1t
1889;
Regular Attendance-how secured, and
the benefits arising therefrom."
F. E. Younkin.
How Shall we Inspire Patriotism %
A. J. Sembower.
Literary Qualifications of the Teacher. -
s. r. Phillippi
Methods, is. Pile.
The afternoon session will convene at
l,So O'Clock, for which the following is the
program
Use Of Charts
Miss Lon Moore.
DO, by Doing
Essay, Miss Ella Eieber.
Social Requirement."
W. H. H. Baker.
Composition Work"
WB. Putnam.
school-room Hygiene"
Or. Il. D. Moore
Defamation, Clara Pile.
:. Topical Talks"
Members Of the Institute,
The program viii be interpersed with
music and queries.
COMMITTEE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25

TKK coming contest for Senator IN Ohio
is attracting attention all over the coun-
try. Happily, public sentiment in that
State seems 70 be in favor Of John Sher-
man as strongly as in former contests
The people Of the entire country recog-
nize the great valae Of his services in the
Senate. He IS one Of the best equipped
Legislators that ever occupied seat in
that body, and his retirement would al
most amount 10 a ealsmity. II has been
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They Must Pay

GaEENsHURs, Nov. - Judge Doty yes
tsraay issued an important decree from the
bench. It relates TO the taking out OF nat
uraizstion papers for citizenship. The or
der is 70 the effect that hereafter when a per
son presents himself for naturalization he
must be qualified that the expenses connect
ei With the application were paid out ofhi
own personal funds, and not furnished by
another person. The expense OF making
citizens generally hes devolYed upon the two
political parties. the money being paid ont
Of the campaign funds.
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seven Killed.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25-The storm to-day
caused disaster in Washington, complete
details of which cannot be learned. owing 10
interruption Of telegraplic service.
A telegram from the Capital reports that
cyclone and vaierspout struck that city
this morning, and that seven peraons were
killed.
The dispatch added that Metrezo.t Hall
was on Ire aHd the flames spreading.
The storm has reached this city, and at
this writing telegraphing IS almost impossi-
ole.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25

AuDIToE GENERAL McCANAST says that
the late extra session Of the Senate, called
for the purpose Of making political eapi-
tai and booming Governor Patsison, viii
cost the taxpayers Of the State not less
ti,an sixty thousand dollars.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25
John srown 5 Fort Sod.

CUNnERLAsD. Nd, Nov. is.-Workmen
have been busily engaged in tearing down
John Browns fort az Harper's Ferry. One
Of the contractors stated that a stock CON
pany Of Chicago capitalists had purchased
the fort, and every brick and piece Of bricA
was sent 10 Chicago on a special train Of sew
IN cars this evening
The building will 5e reconstructed on the
Worlds Fair Exposition grounds in Chica-
90. The building was bought al 4 certain
price per brick, and the smallest fragrant Of
il cannot be obtained at anything near a
7 asonable prise.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25
RuckIen,s Arnloa sar.a

The bes. sSlve in the world forcuts. bruis-
e, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever sores. tet
ter, chaPPei bands chilb!sins. corns, and
all ski9 eruPiions, and positively cares piles
or no psy required. i is susranieei 10 give
perfect satisfaction. OF money refunded
Price . cents per box. For sale by j. \.
SNYDER. DrlRp.st.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25

CoL- WATTEEsox, Of the Louisville
Cosrisr-JotT1,al, the leading Democratic
paper Of The South, says the next House
is dangerously Democratic This Is
doubtless true, but the people have way
Of taking dangerous Democrats by the
throat, and they know IT,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25

A North Dakota Methodist oongrega-
ton rented a piece Of ground last spring
planted it in wheat, and with the pro-
ceeds paid of a church Gebt Of 500 the
other day and had money left to pat in the
church treasury. Faith and works can
accomplish as much IN the year 1891 as
they could in the days Of the Apostle
James.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25

OS Friday last Senator NJ :. Quay en-
tered q civil suit against the Pittsburgh
Pos. laying damages atSIO0,0o0. for libel
Gus publications against him during the
late campaign.
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HOW 10 SUCCEED IN LIFE.

b IfilrHe VIII also continue the series Of arti-
cles 10 Young Men aud Women, written BY
mei who, bt ginning life themselves v ifh few
advantages, have nevertheless succeeded
1O1ora1ly and brilliantly. IL viii also reply
toqnestcns a 70 what young men and wo-
men sh9uid do 70 succeed in life. under the
particular circumstances in which their lot IL.
hie ! =. Tie replies VIII be written under
the direction Of Roswell G. Horr, whose ia
il-iiaFiiy with American life and OppOrtuni-
t.es, aud whose deep and cordial sympathy
win all who are struggling under sdverse
circumstances, promise % make the replies
PRACTICAL and satisfactory.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25
PEGIsTER'S NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given 20 all persons concern
following accounts have passed Register and
thar the same viii b. presented for Confirmation
and allowance AZ an Orphans Courtto be held az
Somerset. Pa. on Wednesday, Dee Is lsol
FiTsg and inai accounted II. 4. Braur and J. J.
BTant. administrators OF Austin ]. Bfaur, deed
Fist and flnal account OF Eliza and Elmer r.
Swank, administrators Of samuel = Swank, de
ceased.
First and final account of Lincoln Meyers, al
ministraiOr sfNOah Swank. deceased
Third ami fnal account of Marv Mcneil era
msT administrator OF Cashmere CrsmeT, deceas-
ed.
First and final account Of Joseph B. Miller aud
Alex Lsuufz, administrators Of Franklin Launtz,
deceased
First and fnal account Of John K Miller, ad-
ministTatof al Emanuel Miller, deceased
First and separate account Of Jacob u. LiVen-
good and +. r. Beachy, executors Of John W.
Beachs, deceased.
First and final account of james l. Pugh. ed
miuistraIor Il. D. lie. = a. Of samuel smith, de-
ceased
Pint and final account az James L Pugh, ad-
mlnistratJT C. {. a. OF sally smith. deceased
First and nnal account Of Christian Eeitz. al
ninistrator OF Tobias Livingston, deceased.
Etrst and inGl accGgnt OF ChrisIiEn Reitz, exec
utoc OF Geprge koiiz. deceased
firsi and hnal account Of j. II. Uhi, trustee,
&c. OF Nm. Shaw, deceased.
F-Tt aud final account OF Wilson Z Walker
adminisiFator aad trustee Of Henry Hanger, de-
ceased
Registers Ofice. A. J. HTLENAN.
somerset Nov. 18th Register.
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wEDNEsDAT----------------------NOv' -NOv'

wrrH Roger @. Mills in the Speakers
chair ana Tom" Reed on the floor, there
is a strong probability Of several cireuses
daring the comingss ssion Of Congress.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice Is hereby given that. IN accordance
Nite the requirements Of the Charter aud Bylaws
o. tniS Company, the annual meeting Of the
stoekholuerS Willie held "a the Cflce ofthe 3 4
~ X. X Co.. icorner SIuifhfeld and Water Sts,l
IN NE city VI Pittsburgh Pa on Monday Decem-
Der issi, al soclock, m. for the election OF a
Board OF Directors TO serve for the ensuing vegr
and for the transaction o. such other business as
may ne brought before the meeting. The stock
Transfer Books viii be closed on the 2sth iusf
Gnd remain closed until after December :. prox
]. B. WASHINGTON,
noyis. Secretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25
vIrAL TOPICS OF THE DAY.

any special contributions win be printed from
men and women Of distinguished reputation
Among the topics are silver Coinage The.
latest views; Proper Function Of The Nj
notity IN Legislation, 20 include one paper
each from a Democrat and 4 Republican,
prominent in public life; = Harmful Tendea-
eiss Of Trusts F." q Arid Lands of the U ;. - ,
Miilionaires Of the U. = " Free Postal
DeAvery IN Rural Communities p Better
lay Tor Fourth class Postmasters - - I'm
poriance 0fthe Nicaragua fenal Village
improvement " Our German FeiiOW-citi-
zen IN America and many others-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25
AGRICULTURE

: addition TO the regular two pages a week of
how u run farm and make il par. there
viii te during 1892. special papers on 4" Hot
House Lambs, :" Model Farms 'i'' Tobacco
Raising. sugar Beets - - Fancy High Pric-
ed Bntter-making." - Care of Bees . Market
Gardening" " Live Stock and a VARIETY OF
other equally important branches Of American
farming.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25

THr prohibitionists have begun cam
naign in South Carolina What viii the
Governor Of North Carolina say to the
Governor of South Carolina about that?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25
A UDIToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Jacob : Li7engool. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed Aud
ltor BY the Orphans Court OF somerset County 70
pass upOa the exceptions. fany. and make dis
tribution ofthe fund in the hands Of ). C. Lowry.
Ese-- Administrator and Trustee fer the sale Of
the real estate Of said Jaeab z LiVeuguOd deed.
70 ana among those legally enutlei thereto. nere-
Dy give noilce that he viii attend 70 the duties
O! Tue appointment ~ his ofiee in the Borough
oI Soinerset- on Friday, the 9Oth day Of N0vem-
Der. i9l, Al 10 o clock A. m. when and where all
parties interested can attend.
]. I. PUGH.
oct-,, Auditor.
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FOR FAMILIES.

Families win value the page devoted 10 oucs-
tons aud Answers, Household Decoration,
noine Interests. Cooking. Knitting and Gro
ehei. Young Folks. and the Fashions A
great editotiEi page viii be printed, and fic-
Iol, toreisn letters. and book reviews. trav-
eis. eheckers and chess, and fun abundantly
supplied
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25
FOR OLD SOLDIERS.

For veterans Of the war there wiz be page each
week Of war stories, answers 10 questions
news aud gossip. Mrs- Wiiteumyer viii sup
ply an interesting column Of news o. the ".
n T. Tie Tribune war stories of the past year
have never been surpassed for thrilling in
terest
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-25
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of A. G. Morrow. late Of Lover Tuikeyfoot
Twp. Somerset Co. Pa. deed.
Letter. uf administration on the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned BY the
proper authority, notice is here BY given TO all per-
soDs indebted 10 said estate 70 make immediate
payment and those having claims against the
same viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Friday. December q, 1881. a. the
Office of Esquire Levy, in Ursina Borough, IN the
forenoon
ALBERT C. EICHFR.
noTiS Administering.
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Trustees Sale
Of
Valuable Real Estate

b ririne Of an orier o. sale. iss1ed out o. 'lle
Orphans t0Urf Of somerset couuty. fa- ana .i
the gslsierse rrl directed e. trustee % ne SO
az f.corss ,sar5ner. dg-c'd late q gleriahcnil@
tOanshsp. Somerset county Pa. VIII o1er ier
sale az public outery, on the fFefnises ~ fsIn-
county, Pa on
THURSDAE DECEMBER 10. 1891.
at 1 O'Clock. P. u, the following described real
seven lots s9zieo feet. and one lot slxl2o Zee;
ali fronting en- SicsrOy Ayenae with an alley u
the rear. -. -.
Scven los tlxl ~ 'eei, and one ioi SSxl-e ieS,'
all fronting On Valley PIKE. with an aiiey - me
rear.
These sixteen lots compose one block - the
town Of feridale, and sre centrally iai'i 'oi,-
yenient a. the -trCef fnr iiic and - "a 2 q -.
K 4 ,saii0n aud within t01 feet Of tie ely llAr
Of JoinsfOWn All Greek water uls pas.'7
ing lots. cof,eaiert % one % the mos. RAPIDLY
growing cites In Penn ylrania-
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Estate Of LEdwiek Gardner. deed, late Of Jeaer-
son Twp.
The unders gnee Auditor appointed bv The
Court % pass upon the claims and make a tiisr-;
button Of the funds in the hands Of ne Execu-
tTix OF said estate 70 those legally emitted there
toherebg gives notice that be vii sit in his oiee
N somerset Borough, Pa. on Thursday. Ne
vember esth. lsaf A. 10 oicioei \ N ~, -
purpose Of asteniing - the dniics OF his at11int
ment, when and where all pariles IN inferett viii
el,ear or oe forever dcharred from sharing in the
distribution Of said estate
J. C. LOWRY,
oci-S. Auditor.
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Terms.

Ten per cent. ~ p1rchase money 70 be p4id
when property Is knocked down; balance ofone-
third Of the whole on confirmation Of sale one
third in one year from day Of sale with Interest
from confirmation Of sale and one-third 70 re
main lien upon said premises. the interest OF
which Is 20 be paid annually % Mary Gardner,
widow OF said George Gardner. deceased, during
her natural lifetime. aud at her death. the prin-
cipal sun % the heirs Of said George 9arnnef
deceased. Interest 10 b. computed nom DAY ol
confirmation Of sale. Deferred payments 70 DC
secured by Judgement bonds -. ,,-1-r
FRED. W. BIEsECKER, Trustee
Attorney.
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FRTDAY. DEC. II. 1Sg1


at O'Clock, P II
All the right title, interest and claim Of Tobi-
as kaufman, Of. in and 70 The following deserib-
real estate. via.
4 certain tract Of land situate in Conemnugh
tgutShiP. Somerser cOnniy. Pa. adjoining lands
% BENNETT kaiifman on the west. Daniel Hof-
nlan on the n0rth Charles harndt On the east,
and Emanuel Fash and samuel Biough on the
soitn. containing one hundred and my aCres
ll7l ul1rs or less. VITA q teen acres f5i o. good
timber. and the remainder IN a good sale OF cul-
ttvation. with large bank hara. 4 twO-story
dwelling house and Other 0utauiidiugs thereon
ererted. wiki an orchard Of lruiJ bearing trees
on The premises, with the appurienances-
Taken in execution us the prnDerty Of Tobias
l. kaufman al the suit Of A. j. koser.
NUIlCE-A4 persons purchasing. a. the
above sale viii please take notice thas 10 rt.r
cent. OF the purchase money must be paid
when property is knocked down. Otherwise
it vii agsln be exposed to salO ~ the risk Of
the inst purchaser. Tne r.silua 80 the nur-
chase money must be paid on or before the
day ot confirmation, Vlz:ThurSiay December
u. is2i- No deed viii be acknoW lged until
the purchase money Is paid ia full
sheriff : Office. Z ISAIAH GOOD.
Naf. j. ISL Sheriff.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate |
,RrRSDIY. Dlclmler 8. so.

DY VIRTUE Of an order OF sale issued ont Of
ID The Orphans CO1rt Of Somerset County, Pa.
and to rs directed, We win expose TO public sale
on the premises, on
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TIE PRESS

send for THE PREss Circular
Samples free. Agents wautsd s'sF
Iieeral mnissi0ns-
Address
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Best of Republican Newspapers.
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A UDIToRs NOTICE.

'oFFRoTH & RrrPEI-
Is for Petitioners.
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PREMIUMS.
over 50. 900 in Cash Prizes.

.T ~ setais 70 aschis anu faise club for Ille
z lrssiis- Subscriptions 81 Smi- Wee 4
y Free for the rest Of 1s9i 10 those subscrib-
Ing nov foT IsS,
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THE TRIBUNE. NEw YoEk.