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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12
Furious Blizzard Raging.

RED LAKE FALLS, MIMI. April c.
The storm is growing more violent
every hour. A furious blizzard il
raging north, the wind sweeping over
the prairies at . tremendous velocity.
Many have let the supply of wood
dwindle during the recent warm
weather. II many lives are not sacri
feed it will be providential.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12
ovERRuN WITH ROBBERS.
King Usher and FL Reno Full Of the Ligh
Fingered Gentry.

Fingered Gentry.
KINeFIsHER, Ok, April THE en-.
element continuec Thousands OF
settlers are coming in daily with
teams, and over the Rock Island
route yesterday a colony organ
lied here left for the Wichita coun-
try to make run for county c. King
fisher and Ell Reno, the distributing
points for the new counties, are over
run with robbers and thieves. Yester-
day a man was robbed by pickpockets
by daylight and last night the agent
Of the Associated press was robbed Of
his money and transportation. Gam
bling dives are running wide ope day
and night and the officials seem power
less.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12
THE ASTROLOGICAL FArEs

"S0OeWhere upon the unknown shore,
Where the streams Of life their waters pou-,
There cit three sisters esermore
Weaving silken hrea1"
Lovers Of classic paintings are ia
miliAr with that famous group called
the "Three Fates." Fate seems cruel
when it deprives womxn and g,rls Of
health. But in DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription they find cure Of untold
value for nervous prostratiop, sick
headache, bearing down pains. bloat-
ing, weak stomach, an'eversion, retro
version and all those excruciating
complaints that make their lives mis-
cradle. All who use it praise it. 1t
Contains no hurtful ingredients, and
is guaranteed 10 give satisf.ction in
every case, or its price (sl.OV will
be refunded.
HAEN!
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12
Looted the Bol.k.

NEW YORK, April "A systematis
81 W 1aH strset e. e%el oa -
I'm nnearthed. The los by the -.
ulations aggregate 81, 900.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12

The executive committee of this
congressional district will meet in the
parlors Of the Sicher ct 10 o'clock q,
N on the 18th inst. Ed. Hurley ID
the Pettis county member Of the COM
mittee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12
Cyclone In Illinois.

BRIDGEPORT, ILL.,, April "a cyclone
last night damaged the Presbyterian
aud Methodist churches and several
residences and totally demolished .
number of barns, killing several horses
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12
ECHOES OF THEBLOW
REPORTS OF DEATH AND DESC.
LATION STILL COMING IN.
TIE FATALITY ROLL INCREASING

1Grs. Nixon suecumbs to Her Injuries 81
Cherryvale, Kan.-Great Damage Done
In Missouri-NO More Deaths Re
ported From TOwanda-Blix-
Sard Stin Raging In the
Northwest.
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COLUMBUS JUNCTION, Ia, April GA
cyclone yesterday destroyed a number
Of buildings at Cairo, south of here
No one is reported seriously injured.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12
WANTS TO GO.

% EPh Ewing OF Jefferson City has
been writing letters to . number Of
st. Joseph democrats, in which he
asked them to support him for dele
gate at large TO the nstional demo-
crate convention. Mr.. Ewiog prob.
ably forgot that there were enough
men in St. Joseph alone who want to
60 TO Chicago to I'll every seat in the
convention allotted to this state.
There is no doubt that Senator Coch-
ran is iu the race for delegate at large
although he declared to . st. Louis
newspaper m,n recently that he would
make no 6ght for the honor. 1t is
said that the people of Columbia aud
Boone county will rise up in arms
and demand that the Sedalia conven-
ton select the st. Joseph senator, al
though he must expect few favors at
hands of the Sedalis people. The
Columbians say that Senator Coch-
ran saved the Siate University for
them. and when be visited the town
after the adjournment Of the legisla-
ture he was the hero Of every man,
woman and child in the place.
WHAT ELI PERKINS SAW IN THE
SOUTH.
New York Sun.
did you zee anything funny in
the iouth ?"
81 found the Texan is given TO
making fun Of the ArkaDsan. The
Rev. DR.. Prichett, president Of the
Normal college at Huntsville, told
me that he asked Q passenger on the
Texas Pacific where he came from.
Wizard knp 'FRONT.' repeated
the man, why you are the twentieth
man that's asked that to-day. / KUN
from Arkantaw. Now dog on you
laugh r"
eat Texarkana, where they burned
the negro at the stake" continued
Eli 81 saw . little Texas boy in the
depot. Patting him on the head, l
asked inquiringly:
Are you . good little boyr
"You bet am he said proudly.
I'm the best boy in Texas; you ask
my father and mother
"Do you say your prayers every
day ? I continued.
No not every day, he said thought
fully. l didn't ny en- yesterday, and
| haven't said EN- to day-and-if I
get along pretty well I shan's say 'em
emmy more t AL"
why not I"
20. caus' paw and maw's going to
live up in Arkausaw.,"
~. n. Castle, Who was injured
By the contents Of blow of cock on
sDgine No. $50, Sunday evening i
L. n
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Skin death IN sumner county caused
by the cyclone and wind storm of last
Thursday was reported here yesterday
1t was that of NJ. II. Maple, whose in.
juries from the first were known to be
fatal. The wife and l6-year-old son OF
the deceased were seriously, but it h
thought not fatally injured.
The Maple place, which is near South
Haven, was among the first struck.
The house and other buildings on Il
were destroyed. No other deaths have
been reported, but some Of the injured
are in very critical condition.
No Moro Deaths ct Tewand.-
WICHITA, Kan, April 6.-Ther
were no deaths at Towanda yesterday
A COMMITTEES of citizens went out from
Wichita and were authorized to return
and purchase provisions and lumbei
with the cash subscribed here to aid
sufferers from the storm. A big bO1
Of provisions and clothing arrived here
from Arkansas City, collected by sub
scription for Towanda people, and
were dispatched at once to destination
Sufficient clothing has been sent out
from Wichita to clothe an army.
Bliz.ards In the West.
OMAHA, Neb., April 6.-Reports from
Western and Central Nebraska and
South Dakota show q severe blizzard
to be in progress. At Grand Island
the mercury fell 40 degrees in three
hours and q norther is prevailing. The
worst snow storm of the season is re-
ported along the Burlington in the
Black hills. At Alliance, Neb.. trains
are showed In. Heavy snow storms
were reported raging between Valen-
tine and Chadrop and in Eastern Colo
RADIO.
Storms In the Northwest.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, April ct is clear
here to-day and the storm has passed
away all over the Northwest. Details
of the extent of the storm are now be-
ing received and indicate that its So
verify was but limited at in the earlier
reports. The fall of snow is simply
tremendous and in consequence rail- |
roads are badly tied up. The north
and west line mixed trains on the Mil. |
waukee road laid in the snow all yes
terday afternoon and last night.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April e.-Dispatche.
from many points in the path of the !,
second cyclone and rain storm in Mis-
souri, indicate that great damage has
been done. In Moniteau county hay |
stacks and fences were leveled and ,
houses and barns unroofed.
The dispatches from other points are
Of the same tenor as the above, all in !,
that almost incalculable dam
age was done.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12

We hope there will be no demo-
cratic editorial association organized
in Missouri. 1t would be bad politics.
would create unpleasantuess between
newspaper men Of opposite parties,
and would injure the Missouri press
association, which is doing good work
for the profession and for Missouri.
The organiza ion Of editors for psrti-
san purposes is mistake. Columbia
Herald.
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-. n. Castle, Who WAS injured
BY the contents Of Q blow of cock on
engine No. 956, Sunday evening i
improving and hopes to soon be able
70 20 to work again.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12

ekadtsa cu tae Pitehs.,s cassaliG
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12

One of the contractors fol the con-
struction of the kite-shsped track re.
marked to the Gossiper A large
force of men and teams will ct once
be put on the work, which will be
pushed through - rapidly - possible.
It is safe to cay that within sixty days
everything will be ready. It will un.
questionabIy be Of very great benefit
to the city-more than most persons
would suppose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06


Fsron. Na&zv, se hxx r.casvsa tie co-n-
pi rssat ag . r~aorsins1&oa "a shs stzss segiss -
tara by tia kspshiieszs ct .As rcvsy-ssccn3
representatives district ia Seattle scy, who has
reFxsz ht=zssls up 30 Ezoss honorable sss tsos.
He wss cay u yesr 81 age waen- IN Is7T, as
cane vita ass family from East ssxsSas. assh-.
where he was bora ln I-sA Cart Aeary, nis
father. started Fog TIE Ruby Creek gold zzizlne
District, bos With ave oxas-x, wss 1vowus9 n
the sksGfs rsvaT By tie rp<esang Of esnoa
Eis family rssesessei arf little means. and shs
Outlook wss nos very bright o1a FOG tia I'D
He su-ne. his haad - sayshing tsss esrae Ii
his way. hs sold newspaper. moved iswEs.
ksSs eooks ssa afd snyLhinr asa that esoagAs
Ia . little mossy ana enabled him, ~ hard
earret savings, 10 make his way taraugk school
70 tss ssste university. Although tie eoat~5S-
atet cozsiSsrshly 70 the maintenance CT his
family, he vas ssstGnons IN al. stassex tA@s
hs graduated fl 1855 With the highest aoncrs.
NJ. Meany became telegraph eiisoy o. the Posr~
IsrxILfGKscKz sad ssserssrs associate eastos
OF tee ESxxkas Press u Isss he vas married 20
Miss IAzxse ss2. daughter OF d s. Ward. the
well-knowa pioneer.
E4aona = Meaay ara. elected 70 TIE second
state ls<is sture. and sasre he continued the
nervous activity which II his CHIEF character
tsse He was nesaee Of foarssen committees
aad wss al al tines one OF TIE mos; Industrious
mem sers OF the house. His sxnepsionxi position
~ the only graduate there of tie state Eniver-
sisy was recognized By his appoIntnsa, ca toe
special JOINT committee appointed 10 consider
the interests of that Institution.
One OF Mr. MSanys fAyotlts enterprises was
the establishment of a state beard Of trade with
. per mansna EXPOSITION Of ths resources OF the
state, and his intelligent and ln9sistigsble en-
beavers Ia that airsestoa led 70 Bis being ss-
Isc,ed a. chairman OF ihs hoasa committee On
the Worlds isis
Al the close OF the session, so conspicuous had
- =. a
scut1ve position on the Worlds fair committee.
aud. as chief assistant - President Blslnek. has
borne very much OF the lshors necessary. He
has visited almost every ceuasy ia the state,
and. although be Il barely - years Of age. there
are lew men better acquainted with the great
possibilities Of WashiRgtoa than be
In the legislation OF the state Mr.. Msany hiss
taken vtvsesous interest He does not rest With
what 10 accomplished, bat, II re-eseotet. pro-
poses TO amend the law relating TO road con-
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NRy FOR THE HOUSE.
p.ssbIican Candidates for the
State Legislature.
-. PLEDGED TO AID THE CANAL.
s-~~vtnsa Thss Men 81 All Parties
ehssId vsss fsrs Senator "As "ns
work for seAttIe's rstssssts-

-. ssu.osstsoa Of the state Legislature h
- ~..r 81 unussal Importance Recognize
- "a. us Republicans Asve pat NJ strong
,s-sx. al reputable, able and inssiitxsnt Hssa-
- sagy are there many measures OF Vita Ina
1890 a. ;hs xho4s stafs To b. enacted, hut
49,. a.. s<serai anasnaEasnts. 20 which TIA ks-
.asss<sns are committed, 70 balls Ia when ~
sssas 4 pssfieasariy Interested
s~c.g oshsr rssssnses ~ he determined 81
,.~ a.xf session IL the election of . United
$40 ssnsaos 20 snecs~f joan b. Alien. and
6<ternzinsd esYors viii Re made q dssess bis 70
.ssess.su 90 sceouns OF bss earnest sfvocaey Of
sss laxs Washington cana among other paslie
vnrss Of vxIzs 70 sns stste.
re Democrats have adopted plsnk In their
ossts1sra specifically esademainz senator Alien
san senator squire for their cgnfss with regard
- tee canal, sad every Democrat elected to the
lsrsssstgss il psefwed 70 esfry THAI plank into
sssrt BIZ aalsatiag saaAtor Allan o. anT othsr
s.assassss oaBdsdAta sho viii not a3cssse Alsa-
ssss ID symp4iay with tbs psmocrAtss pisstorsa-
fhe Republicans have majority in tbs seq
AZ aud IL ia essential that men Of al psrtles
skaugd soin in the election OF the Republican
eaadtastes for the house Of representatives., 50
ss4s tue poIey OF sustaining ths movement In
fsssr Of the cana may nos es checked or
sAuarsed
Essry Democrat Who ia elected TO the stats
lswfslzsars ussast sadof.e the following deslara-
ton adopted Of The Democratic state coavsntien
Ia Oiympis;
We ssrouriy condemn the course of Senators
Ai.ss and squire la advocating appropriation
faf the IAke ~s-hingtaE ship cansl, 70 the ex-
csussea Of neode3 appropriations toe the nscss-
sasy improvements OF ouf rivers and aarborss
Essry Republican candidate tor the state
legislature IL pssdgsd to the following declsss-
tan Of policy:
EssoEssd That We recognize The Importance 10
our eeopis o. tbs improvement Of our rivers and
hsrbarx, aad that ss especially commend a.
worthy Of tbs stienslon OF eongfuss, tas Gosam-
bsa river, tue hsrispss OF the Pacific coast and
OF Puget sassisa. aul a shlg canal c9ppseiinE
Pugst sauad = itA Lake Warrington; tass We
eoassnn tue aet.oa 81 tte Democratic house OF
representative Ia retnssss au appropriation for
the ersnsug % the Columbia river aud the Lake
Washington snip saaai, asl1 tAss We most heart
~ approve the coarse o. senators Alien and
Saasre saa Representative v ilsoB IN taeif al
yotseg III tAesa measures. that are heartily
In favor OF s sgeeIy opening To settlement OF
the Euyaiiap aud other Indian reservations
within this state,
Following IL a brief sketch % The life and ca
rect af the Republican ueFniness,
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The w. c. II. q. Convention.

DEsvEs. New. a-Tha Wednesday morning
session OF the National 8oman's Christian
Temperance Cnioa w&s occupied with
routine business At the afternoon
session number Of reports we're
read, including those on work among lumber
men and miners, showing gratifying pro-
greSa The business OF the Womsns
Temperance Publishing Association dur
Ing the year smoansed to s23o,0oo The
report of the committee on resolutions vas
then presented and adopted, The resolutions
announce she moral support Of the W. c. I. U.
10 the Prohibition pafty, urge congress TO
make fgA investigation OF the
lieues traffic and publish the amount
o; alcoholic liquors manufactured aud
consumed and the station OF such iEtoxi.
cants 10 crime. poverty and death, snd de.
clare that No foreigners should be permitted
to become nRiara1zsd without thoroughly
understanding the laws sud the eonsti-
tuition Of the eouatFy. The action Of the con-
gress in ordering the worlds fair closed on sun
day is approved, and total restriction of the sals
OF liquor upon the grounds Is urged Atssn-
ton 10 called 10 ths fact that 1898 will be
the twentieth anniversary of the organisation
OF the w. c. T. e., and suitable celebration 10
recommended. protest ia made against
longer Acknowledgement OF women. At the
evening session Lady Henry Somerset spoke
upon Labor" with particular reference 70
temperance and suffrage The naming OF the
place for holding the next convention was lelt
70 the executive committee The convention
adjourned sine die
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and cIeskiag st Georgetown ana Central City.
Cola Hs made some money and retnrnsd TO
Iows, " here bis iaraily had settled, and there
he spent two years ia UppsE Iowa university.
passing throaSh shree years study in swoTeara
M. Mebb's father. who was advancing in Years,
lad opened grocery store ia Des aosnes and
Constantine Joined him. They we're very sue
ea.sinl aud the iirga soon occupied the position
OF the largest Wholesale zrocsfs In the staie
Attracted IS the growth of Denver, Mr.. Webb
removed there and butt mp aa enormous Gre
snd bullion business, aat The stftagsaey OF 1851
fu ned him ana ths Dgofis 81 years were swept
away. MIR. WEBB came 80 seattle three days al
ter the FIRE sad entered the firm Of Kisdon,
Caha & Co. which subsequently iaearpo-
rated aad later merged into the house OF Webb
& Co. OF which The Republican candidate bs-
came the head he is man Vi very unusual
ability and wilt. II elected, be a conspicuous
mem Der OF the house
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TIA F1-fy-seeou5 d.str3es. Is = ssttve 81 " soon-
So. h.vng Bees bovn "a psns eczHsy o. tsst
stziS ln tSt3 EsVen vsars lister his pare % -
Frcve1 SD QsTEea $40 settled OF s@Tea IN ths
N{lsEsf;s vR.sey TAe bow ~erss1 90 ne
farm ans stse le1 seheaA In ls1s ae saseEs9
IRA state ass e-s.tg and gvseastei teSreiross ia
lSSA He as3 lstlrsI 5aelizssSoa fos s2e ssw
SIS c1asa fes. as as r.asess.oa 10 ltfs sc2 -
gar sfu rtaF "a 1s.4 &c wss ssiFuA 15e2 - 5as
azs sut Pa t--s leg rsusave1 20 sssi1n sne hss
s.nre Fra-eet atra lie = wcEaasr o tas
wes kEswm ssw aras 90 MeClara " aes -,
ass as ,sp Ia. 90 lsF aSizg very care "a A.
sa~reF
&f Whe@ls~ - elesr tniase-, fesiv 1aAatsr
EG1 aE-se- ri.t-e 3 ~. sfrents-.sz, sea 49,
s.ans . a.ea zly 81 ain er SO position
- waae4 De - ses Ass1s 'tee@ teesa - aas
sfsvs.H1 sK.se. vssv a. UTsr tss Meth saes1e
ca<Sz Sas wa. ressa& ga tsa Ussss q 80
slasa S. tAs -sr t&stoc necssssey - - proper
&ssele p46sSE ae As a4~ays e-e&E s saasssseai
Rep2slso&G. A-4 - txGas Eress &S1s 81 ists->
ess IN rzssasssss Ssoaz hs Ess sssaF asfors aeeE
nsgsfazse1 fos 49, e.1c4s Hs "a very pepzlAr "a
Sc 1lssrtet sd 80 eleckaa = @ssars4 4hers
10 - 4eGss 81 La making a. aha s2s sszsc-
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district He bora "a Louisa guauiy. Is and
spent ssveFai year thefe, bul Ais father took up
farm g. Nebraska and VIA i0sHeA him. His
taste vac sef CONNER ia pursuit, AowsveF. and
be took sn early opportunity to so son fhs
road" lie was suEassd Ia tie aurscgy business
for some year, locking after the mercsatsls
branch. and was very successful Hts elder
brother, Harry White. removed 20 Seattle. aud
was followed soon aites b. viii, and they
formed the real estate arn Of While Brothers.
VIII white has not before held any Office, but
has tsksn considerable interest in politics He
ia well known In Seattle and throughout the
county. and has decidedly declared himself In
favor OF the canal. OF eouuiy roads, and of all
measures having foe their object the devslcp-
iaent of tha states resources. lie has SHOWN
himself really dsbater, aad bis speeehes dur
Ing the eampAlgn have been characterized BY
thoughualaess aud esrnestness.
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FoRTY-TaIRo DISTRICT


James s ssllee 10 one of the three Republican
candidates for the Legislature from the ~
third representative district he was Tors nj
Corvallis, OF, in lSS5. where as her was Rev.
l. NJ. sallee, preacher OF the United Brethren.
James attended school al Corvallis. Albany.
ROseburg and Yaquiaa bay and in 1858 entered
sablisnlty college. He alteFward lived at VAN
couver and Yakima, and learned the carpenters
trade at WaliA WAlga- In 1875 ne fought through
the Nsx Psrca Indian eampsign as Met onTitie
scout In 1878 sailee was elected justice of shs
peace without knowing that he was 10 be ont
on the ticket In 1872 he cams to Seattle, where
be married Msa Carrie Yspie. and engaged In
the building business His business took him
to various places, but he finally settled down at
Juanita IS . carpenter and isrmer.
Mr.. saIiee has siways been az active Repuhii-
can. and as q member oil the last Legislature he
did excellent service on all measures Ia which
the farmer or the lsborer was interested. He
advocated county roads, be resisted the attempt
OF Pierce county TO amer eighteen sections Of
kiag county. which would have lost 20 this
county about sl,oce.00o worth OF land He
worked hard for the passage 81 the anti Pinker.
son bill, the eighi hour aud the time check
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ft1n r. tsss sssss n fse. w1teh nos- sn4tsz 90
ZIG -Four. Ia soas sz1aszcaa1 rsarssee :s:s~ss
70 eoSgr@ss He Was xsySEnte<1 to . po& ssca Ia
TIA vsr dszasrfszssnt IA TIE ssrs ~sxx, position
he hsls gsEtI scrcez 20 rs<sgn ca seeoznt u IA.
hes'sn Ia yes s2vsse6 so SEEK rnsage Of ar
ans nst1rszlr tzr-s9 toward Washington
he es-zs hsrN "a Isss ard hss s3nes rsA3s seat
tie bis Aosus Fer tae past fear ys&rs he las
hs-a eoansess1 vita he e.z ct D. :. peaay =
sSns, oas OF Ehs mast substantial nszsss IN the
etfr- ns Ia recognised . naxn af great sosss 81
ehsrsessr and 10 veil Hsssd Tag n. position e
representative. hsv1ax By incussry sne economy
serarec . he-ns here aad essrr idsnsssed With
sve-T naoyexsas % advances tsss interests Of the
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c3fy. Nhaa ~ yesYs OF sxs be moved with ais
parents 60 Jefferson. Is, where he graduated
from the jefferson High sshoel lie sasn toek .
eaaFss IN the simpson Genis1aFv college at IA
elsnsls. ia the same ssste. and AftsTwsrd
worked for three years IN hss fathers ofsice lie
dacidsd ta bscoBse physician and spent year
IN tue Haaasmzsn college Chicago i was
hare DO beams converted fram the theory OF
homeopathy % lAas 81 SliapAthy, and hs then
wsnt 20 New York smd spent shree years ID the
Leag Island COZ ego hospital.
Altar gFsdnaginw pr. HegiSer visited the
Sound In the spring Of 1859 on vacation. and
heeams much attached 20 seattle that ne rs-
turned here .he following year, Just after the
IRE. aud took up bis permanent residence He
was very successful as a physician. and n $50
wss appointed assistant cssy physician. LIST Feb
rusry be resigned that position 70 become
physcisn st ths Newcastle mines and has stree
resided there
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Re- epna fasrcAa0ie ufe tie sss e@ttoa
'asn5er % tae cttv coaaeii For niue years cor
onueaf.v Ia sra re teak fancy - 81 - tee
Hack g De- waare BE VA verv Successful. hut
'he it's ga nog sult sia sad Re retarnea 10 "a
wanna
Ia aS,3 tae wonders % tae Puget soaua csaa-
~ stiraetet h.ra. sud he eusSget ~ tha eosi-
hess 81 rt.rs' t.ar su1 hfsire ea.tiuE IL re-
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