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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-02-03
INDUSTRIAL BREvlTIEs.
Expectation Of American Beef to England
Causes Large Reduction In the
Price to the Consumer.

Germany is building paper houses.
Japan has thousands Of them.
A locomotive that consumes It's own
smoke has made Its appearance.
The principle Of the bicycle Is applied
70 the propeliing Of small boats.
The rice crop In che South this year is
eatimatsd to be 225,v0O,00 pounds.
The forests Of Germany pay an annual
government revenue Of s25,0OO,0O0.
In Douglass county, COL, $4,000 fruit
trees are irrigated by one company.
France sent almost 20,0l0000 bottles
OF champagne to this country last year.
The anthracite coal fields produce
more than 45,0oO,oO0 tons OF coal every
year.
In only thirty-six Of Oregon's new or
chards there ARE 100000 young fruit
trees.
II is said that the iron-pipe ioundries
Of the country have formed o $20,U00,OO0
trust.
II is said that 900 rose trees are re-
quired to supply two ounces Of attsr Of
roses. w
Edison has 200 women In his employ.
making the most delicate electrical in.
struments.
Some 1000 lambs are being fed and
iattened in the Cache 10 Poudre Valley,
COL, this winter.
A single row Of pearls as large as peas
and perfectly round were sold recently
In Paris for Sl26,000.
The real-estate brokers In New York
city sold property worth In the aggre-
gate $4b, ,OO0,0 600 last year.
The time 10 not far distant when q
paper-bound book, well printed and IL
lustrated, will be sold for centa.
Canada takes In proportion to her In
habitanta almost three times as much OF
British goods as the United States.
Denmark, France aud neighboring
countries sell about $50, ,000, 900 worth oi
dairy produce annually to England.
The silver output Of Aspen, COL, the
last year was 9,l0l, 100 ounces, as against
s,OOO,0 ,0OO ounces Of the preceding year.
The number Of persons carried by the
railroads Of the United States the last
year was in round numbers G00,0OO,OOO.
Gixty-fye Thousand incandescent
lamps are manufactured every day at an
average selling price Of about rs cents
apiece.
The buttons Of the wedding dress Of d
New York millionaire's daughter recent.
y married were made Of jewels, and cost
500 each.
AtPlacentia Bay, Newfoundland, alone
! 200 men and women are employed In
the lobster industry. Five million is the
annual catch, which represents sls0,O0O
In value.
The returns OF the salmon pack at
British Columbia shows total OF 22l,-
1917 cases, as compared with 3l2, ,2ll cases
Tor 1891, q decrease for 1892 OF g0,4l4
cases.
The value Of the pig iron produced In
This country is now greater than the
value OF gold, silver and copper com
bined. The value Of the coal product 10
greater than that Of pig iron. /
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-02-03
Geary Chinese Act Obnoxious to-
Portland Ministers.
A NEW FIND OF COAL in ARIZONA.
The Purchase Of Controlling Interest In
the First National Bank Of
Santa Barbara. Cal.

Tho cattle ranges in Arizona are re
ported In fine condition.
Rear-AdmiFal J.H. Hkerrett has 90
numea command at Mare Island.
All the attractions Of AL Hsyman and
Charles Frohman are to be played al
L0a angeles hereafter.
The Portland Ministerial Association
has adopted resolutions asking Congress
to repeal the Geary Chinese act.
Tho now coal find near Flagstaff. A.
r., is creating much interest. The coal
II 0fla fine quality and the veins large.
A party Of conchologista ia to visit
Point Iona at an early date to secure
shells, which are said to be abundant In
that section.
Senator John p. Jones Of Nevada and
other capitsliata have purchased a con-
trolling interest in the First National
Bank Of Santa Barbara.
" A considerable quantity Of cabbage,
cauliiIower and celery is being shipped
IRON los Angeles East in carload lots,
hut the demand Is greater than the sup
ply.
a petition to the Oregon Legislature
has been extensively higned throughout
the willamette Valley to have railroads
fsnce their lines whore theyrun through
pastures and meadow lands.
The orange crop In the south will not
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-02-03
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
The House Committee on Territories Ire
ports Favorably on the Admission
Of Utah Into the Union.

n Inc EroHlueftt has datnru,{ I'M a1 tn lac u,
the Crater MA and Manu- a WOaS 4 20. .oa Y
walton IA Ill a,,ccessor - ~ s '-o0N : ~ ose'
rha ua.,.. rs.e.r7S" :,
a,,a.s..i a1vaoe M Sollli'srce Committee la
~ sp.eI III IN 1Ie ioppl. u tne subcommittee
unaer supervision Of the Interstate Com
! mefce Commission.
The Senate Interstate Commerce Com
mission by vote Of to 5 rejected tn,
railroad pooling provision amendment
| to the Cullom bill, and will report III,
bill as thus amended.
The House Committaa nm ,ra,,,to,;s,
ranns.ad uivlatJn u hi,i nas olae1ea lavoraoly
j r. rnrs.itm,;nn M ny 49, vi .aps n.as o.an Y TORN
anJ 's's - ~ ad,.s;..sa s,I oease Epvernmen'
- = = = 's'o1 NY wy onioh' n
senator poipn nag introduced 9 bill
tor tae Isliei q the Blalock Wheat
drowlng company, which was referred
- ~, sne Somm,ttee on fuDlic Lands and
VIII probably nereported iavorably soon.
/ In reporting to the House the Com.
mittee on Election Of President saws rel
ative to the bill repeating the Federal
supervision OF election statute that ayo-
ters must be freed from such espionage
and interference" !" and that "the people
have decided Federal meddling with
elections must cease.n
y 10 nov certain that the sundry civil
appropriation Dill will contain provi-
AtatAO tEsfl ",
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-02-03

Pope Leo has declined to receive Senior
Valoria, the Spanish Envoy recently ap-
pointed, on the ground that he has writ
ten immoral novels.
Mrs. George Hearst, widow Of Senator
Hearst OF California, is the must heavily
insured woman In the world. Her pol
icies aggregate $500, 1000.
The New York State Senate has con-
firmed the nomination Of Miss Susan B.
Anthony as the head Of the State Indus
trial School at Rochester, N. Y.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-02-03

Ihe above tralns stop only Vt tie fDllowine
stations north Of Itoseburg; East Portland Or.
egon CITY, W0odbnrn, Salem, Albany, Tangent
shedd, iialscy Harrisburg, Jurctlon City, irving
and Eugene, 's~ ~
R0seburg mail--dally
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-02-03
Or ALBANY, OREGON.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.

Hon. x. s. HTRAHAN,
Hon. J.W. CUalCK, banker.
Hon. ]. X. WltATII RRFpRI, Attorney-at Law,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services Are Cordially inyited "a
Attend.

UNITARIAN CuCscH Rev. II. Clinton
Hay, New Church minister, will preaei
tomorrow evening at 80. Subject 'Mer
cy and not Sacrifice"
GosFEL MRErrsos at 81 Capitol street Of
Sunday at 10. 80 A. NJ and at $50 T. NJ
Also on Wednesday evening Al 7.45
Go-FEL TEMPERANCE meeting at tn,
rooms Of the w. C. T. L. on Sunday Al
2t5P. NJ.
Sr. MARR's CnURcn: 18th Sunday after
Trinity. Morning prayer, with sermon and
celebration Of Holy Communion at 1870
choral evensonz CONNER eing at o'clock
81, BARNAsAs' CHAPEL Bangor street
l2th Sunday after TRINITY Sunday School
commencing at 3 p NJ, eyensong with
sermon, at O'Clock.
FIRST BAprIsr CHURCH: Union service
Sunday morning and evening. Rev. b. L.
Whitman, president of Colby University
will preach Morning service at 1890
evening at $50; Y. 7. S. C.. T.. meeting
for prayer and testimony at 80 p. NJ.
GosPEL MEETING at Y. NJ. c. A. room.
Sunday at z. VI. beginning, with praise
service conducted by c. f. Church. Ladies
as well as gentlemen are cordially invited
to join with us in these meetings. Cool
music.
MrrHoDIsT ErIscorAL CHrRcn Preach
ing At 1880 by Rev. c. +. Parsons of Hal
loreil evening services as usual.
SALVATION AfMY BARRACKS: A. NJ.
knee drill or hsllelujah breakfast. II A.
NJ holiness meeting 3 = NJ. n Chris
tan praise or "all over the shop meeting
80 L. NJ. Il salvation demonstration ami
farewell of Capt. Mitchell. All are wei
come
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NOT NEEDED
4. IN, Decision Of the County Commissioners
Regarding New Road.

Frl!sy morning the county commissioner
,,utsA The roads and country about the
,,osa.el Coombs mill road. At their after.
noon SESSION they voted 10 give the peti'
or. for the proposed road leave TO withdraw.
Chairman Hamilton Of the commission told
the Jos avsf that they were satisfied that
the present roads were good enough and
that there ~rrs plenty Of them and that
pnbhc necessity lid not require that the
nsw road be- laid out. After the commits
.,onsr. bad come TO decision in the matter
of the road they made an official yisi, to the
tail and found everything IN the best posi-
bic condition and we're thoroughly satisfied
in every way The session was adjourned
To meet me- 1t Tuesday morning at Winthrop
To ay out uew road running from the
county road 70 Augusta to the county road
leading TO the depot
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rse FALL seaseyle.


rAs watse Central Railroad will sdop
=. an ,r.fn schedule 90 Sunday, SepteD'
-, stsh. Ua4er this schedule, trains be
-. IA, Usrbor and Bangor viii be rur
:. ,oI,o,. A trsia win leave Bar HxrboI
.sI,a.M., reaching Bangor at il.2e A.
" .annsetinz there with the Flying
y,otee.- which reaches Boston ct 80 p.
" hi. train will have . Pullman parler
"a, from Bar Harb1r through 70 Boston q
,,,:s ill leave Bar Harbos at $40 p. "
,s,ehiay Bangor a; I r. NJ, connecting
,her, With the Eight train for Bostoa,
~h;eA re.ehe. Boston the next morning
,si. ,.is viii have Pullman slsepinz car
,,o,n Bar Harb0r through 70 Boston
R.,aru,nz the train which leaves Boston
.7pM., will leave Bangor at A. NJ,
arriving at Bar larbor al lob A. N. :
nj. train viii have & Palliaan sleeping Ger
..o,o BOSTON through 70 Ear Harbor. The
,.e xs;eh leave. Boston a, 8 A. NJ, will
,s,vs Bangor At p. NJ. arriving at Bar
u,,bar at g25 r. NJ; this train will have
psllaan parlor car from Boston through TO
Bar Harbor.
These PaIlman parIor and sleeping cara
vifl ran through between Bar Hsrbor and
po.,aa qn,il late in October. as it is the de-
,;,s .ad Intention Of the Maine Centrafs
management to give Its Bar Harbor patrons
-. he.. accommodations which the travel
oil. warrant.
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Personals.

Mrs Joseph Miller returned home FRI
lay morning.
D. 7. Boynton of Monmouth is At the
Cony house.
George W. vickery is spending week
at Ocean Point.
W. f. Weeks and daughter of Portland
are at the North.
General George L. Beal left Augusta on
the morning train Friday.
Mrs Charles MiIhken is spending few
days with friends in Athens.
Miss Clara Merrill left Friday Afternoon
| for short visit in Wateryille.
Miss Eta Hoees of Boston, is visiting
| Mrs. win Miller on Bangor street
Mr.. Fred Cummings and family of Hur-
ricane island are visiting relatives in No.
| Augusta.
| ]. T.. Roberts and wife and child of Bos-
ton, and Miss Ethel Wise of Belfast, are at
III North.
Union Square church Somerville, Mass,
next Sunday.
| Allen Haskell, clerk at +. 7. Smart
Co.'S drug store il spending weeks vaca-
ton at the Islands.
Mr.. Oscar Holway went to Squirrel ls-
Land Friday to spend Sunday with his fam
lily at their cottage.
Miss Helen Hinkley left on the after
noon train, Friday. for North Arson, where
she will make a short visit.
Rev. C. s. Cumming and family returned
home yesterday afternoon after lo-days
visit to Richmond campground.
G.. l.. Preble, Mrs. u. f. Drew, Miss Il.
W Drew and Miss A. G.. Drew of Lynn,
Mass, are at the Hotel North.
Postmaster Stinson left Friday morning
for Ocean Point where be will join his
family and remain till Tuesday.
MI Mathews and wife of Boston are
A, the Hotel North, stopping here on their
wry from Chicago to Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bliss Jr. of Wash
inston were in the city Friday on their way
home from Portland and Lewiston.
II i. reported from Hammond's that Prof,
@ A. Robertson lie fishing very industri-
ouslv for bass off the bow of bis steam
launch.
Mr. Thomas 7. Shaw of Portland was IN
town Friday in regard to the State shoot
which is TO take place in Augusta the end
of this month.
Mrs. !. r. Smith and daughter. Miss f.
Maud Smith, Of Somerville, Mass, are v's'
ting Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. owen H.
W ,.llm.n. Grove street
The people of IIammond's Grove were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard over
Thursday evening, at their cottage. ans
A mos, ENJOYABLE time was passed
Mrs. Martha J. Blen of Woonsoeket' Il
/. Mrs. Edgar Barnes of Hsverhiii' Mass
and Mrs Henry c. Marble of sko~hegsn
.rs the guests of Mrs. Josiah Bean OF
School street
Charles X. Partridge who was quite 81
b vsr.ly hurt in a runaway accident "edhes
: d.y evening is very much improved and
F.. ah,,. 10 20 abou, the house, although ver'
= .,ia and lame. He is staying with bis fsm
ily at Hammond's Grove.
Il Ralph Plaisted and liiland Fairbanks o
: y.ngor arrived from Brunswick on FIJI
$ dav. In the afternoon they left for Ban
COR. They. with another college f''ead
r. IL. IIinkley, Jr, of Portland leave TN
n sr.t of September for the Worlds Far.
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Sunday Al Camp Benton.

oRT, Aug. 2o.-l)evotlonal exef-
~2 p. NJ. Sermon by Rev. W. A.
Reed of the Universalist church of Pitts
field; text, John vii IL. Mr.. Reed is very
able speaker and all went away feeling well
repaid for having been there. The High
Street choir furnished music.
The programme for Monday will be the
usual daily routine of the camp. The dedi-
cation of the new headquarters will take
place at 2 p. NJ. A large company at
tended the dance Saturday evening, which
seems to be the principal amusement at the
camp. stones orchestra of Bangor furnish
ing the music. Rev. Mr.. Brown of the
Methodist church of Newport will conduct
the religious services next Sunday at the
camp.
f. w. Smith runs barge from the depot
to the campgronnds on arrival of all trains
and all that trust themselves in Mr.. Smith
care will be landed safe on the ground ana
people coming on cars will find 1t much
more convenient.
Governor Cleaves is expected on the
grounds Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19
BETTER ATTENDANCE.
lair Visitors Increasins-Last Week
Broke All Records.

30. Aug. 20.-The attendance at
his Fair today was very small.
b:ngs were open but nearly all the
were covered. The week just
is been a record-breaker in point
ance. The number of visitors
Ie seven days was 790,i76, an in
Ter last week of 1l0,3IS.
,erage for the week. emitting las,
when there were but $40 paid
ps, was l2s ,G95. Yesterdays at.
was l65, ISL, the best day of the
, the exception Of July 4, wher
paid admissions were registered.
cord is very gratifying to the Ex'
management and with little hell
railroads in the matter of excur
8, they expect to see a great in
.om this time on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

.ErowN, CT, Aug. 2o.-Whiie sew
e manufacturing establishments IN
have temporarily closed there Is
tuition. Many merchants report
N sales and easier collections thah
ny previous August. Quarrymen
nd, Cromwell and Maromas quar-
most affected, as the money
sale OF stone Is NOT
,tained. The Arrow Anna miiis
en- running over tune, out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19
Rev. lohH !. SmallWood

representative Of the Journal had the
pleasure, several lays ago, of meeting in
Portland Rev. John J. Smallsood of Clare
mont, Va lie was just about to take the
trsia for nN Orchard and WAS accompanied
eF his personal friend, Rev Ira G..
moss. recently the very able pc
Tor OF the Methodist church in
this clty. Tho citizens Of Augusta and of
The State will remember Mr. Smallwood
a. the colored gentleman aud orator WHO
sPose "a the ball of the House of Repressn-
@''Fes At rcctiog PRECEDED over by iiea.
Oaares + Libby, President of the Senate,
during the Legislative session of l-9l.
Ills subject was The R,ce Prob
Nm in america Every inch of space
IN TIE hall and N she galleries was occupi, d
oy Que of the finest audiences that hal as
"mhled iur,ns the season, and for hours
Mr. Smalwood held his nearer. speli-bounti
o' ei' eloquenee and logic.
Seven Years age, Mr.. Smalls ool WAS an
aa'a'ored negro ia the lumber s~smps Of
'fgthi'- He came 10 Masstchus sets
secure an education at town
"a'se kev. Ross WAS then stationed.
incoming acquainted with Mr.. Small
""od' AMI approaching hi. natural
sPu'aie for acquiring knowledge. Mr..
moss became deeply interested in sh c
young man and aided him very materially
y ais onward and upward course. Today
W. >msilwool is able TO discuss some OF
Ns great questions of the day logically and
'''Soty before some of the most intelii
ssas aud cultivated audiences Of the coun
ny He ha, recently closed 1
'"a''sc' for $4,000 to lecture sever
,1Os'hs IN Australia upon the Race Prob
@m' The Liquor Traffic in the Cong,
s'a'e'' &c, and expect. to depart from
'~.' country 10 November next.
Mr. Smallvood will speak upon the
s"pefanee question with Gen. Neal Dos
We Temperance campmeeting at OLD
''sham tomorrow, Sunday, forenoon.
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4
building late in the afternoon
, the crowd coming from the cen
of the grounds, l see that they
only very tired, but almost every
n melancholy look, AZ if they had
too seriously. The trouble is,
bat most of them are trying to SET
three days. while no human being
/ In three months.
Indians of all tribes have had theil
. and given their open air dances
nds, and are to give other exhibi
l,epad to be ampsing-that is, il
d about an Indian can be anus
le I.eagueof American Wheelmer
i their evening parade and some
, and are to have more. There ar,
iile matches, wrestling matches
short there is to be good deal
IN all around the ground
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

The arrangements which have been made
Tor the seventh annual encsmpmens Of tia,
Grand Army 1t Camp Benson from Sstu,.
day, August 18th 10 10Th inclusive, indicate
tfas the session vii be one Of much suc-
Cess and pleasure and many veterans arr
making arrangements 70 BE- present. Camp
Benson u most attractive resort and Ane
programme has been arranged for the en-
eampmsns.
Monday, Aug. 81, the new block house
viii be dedicated With appropriate exercises.
Tuesday, the ed, Department Commander
Wainwright Cushing will be present With
his sfah. He will give G. A. X. badge a.
prize for the best shot among G. A. X.
men, The match il open 10 all and any
Kind OF = rife can be used. Governor
Ciesyes gives badge to be worn by the
best shot in the National Guard Of Malice
and two Colts regulation revoIvers vii! be
presented by the Camp Benson Association
AZ first and second prizes. Mai. l.. s..
Chileott Of Bangor. will have charge Of this
contest
Wednesday viii De Governors day.
Governor Cleaves and stat will BE- present,
and the Bangor High School Cadets will do
escort duty. Thursday will be W r. C.
and Childrsn's day. Friday will be Sons
Of Veterans day, when q sham SIGHT will
take place. Saturday viii be devoted to
the bicyciists, with bali at the pavilion.
sports Of ali kinda will occur each day Of
the encampment and band concerts will be
given. Half fare rates are offered OF the
Maine Central. fine time may be e1-
pectsd.
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Philadelphia TaIly-ho Party Arrives at Rock
land En- Route for Bar Harbor.

RocKLASp. Aug. 20.-The tally-bo party
which left Philadelphia in July en- route for
b II Harbor, arrived here last night and Is
gi.tered at the Thorndike. 1t is made up
OF the following Philadelphia people Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Groome, Edward Brown
i;,y, Charles +. Henry, Misses Wright,
Grub and Riley The party has been tax
iog it very leisurely, making frequent stops
a. points of interest. They left here this
morning for Bar Hsrbor.
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,s.s; 4 se'ii that portion of Western avenue
~. as over the hill remains in condition
ma. disgrace to the city.-Maine Far
NeI. 4
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

a Wing of Peru, while driving a
olt few miles from Monmouth. in
as thrown from his carrisge FIJI
Received serious internal injuries
sreakiug both bones in his right
Ag man named Gowan from Boston
bly, injured by the accidental dis
This gun at Georgetown Thursday.
4er part of the forearm was car
y, which will probably cripple him
0mill on the east side of the river,
l Eugene Hale and others, known
ms mills, was burned Friday night.
mill and dam, 5000; insurance,
The mill was not 10 operation.
gin of the fire is unknown.
the 9-year-old daughter Of Jobh
cod, West Kennebunk, was probab-
iy burned Saturday. While kind
Ire in her parents absence her cloth,
CHIT fire. She rushed into the street
to quench the flames by
in a mud puddle.
ph r. -ntworth and Me- :"
orth
VI
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The Renal

| l'ogTss
| days ago
| marines 4
| at noon s
| ing in thea
| miles abP
| covered =
| IIansconi
| The II,
| for the fs'
| a heavy q
| what loOl'
| mains we
| autopsy y
| = I'asiden
| last seen !
| at the bal
| he had b.
| his bruise
| pearance!
| said the u
| tough pla
| ably eDga
| tues. |
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Lewiston, |
Dover .....
Lew
ton, /, DOVE
Mercer anu
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Brockton...'
l'ortl;lnd...,
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Bruckt ]
Burke, DIN
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Fall River j
Boston Reds
IIits--FalI
River, q, II
rcll, tray NJ
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Fall ltiyef..i
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Portland, .
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Brockton...j
Boston ited(
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RrOckton
ton, Dover .
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MrsCEI.LANEoUs.

I'M 1Exa 11KxN, ike tIs-T577izs;- VII y
i Nk ~ No. y ffm ssrse., AegAsia. 6sias, nni,
| . very shan tinss heaxsr. k~ans.aatlea isam PIC
i ru~s or lock OF hssF. sagf~iiwt
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At SpriI
At Pro
falo, 3.
At Fitl
ford, 3.
At IIol
ton, 3.
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chicago. -.
IIits-Cli
Chicago, .;
and lNIltrct
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tsumberi an
81. Louis. i
fhiladeiphA
Hits-St.t
81. Louis. I
son and I'D
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IitfsburgI
Cleveland i,
Louisville
PIMA.
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n OSf &AiS r6sssaAy eve bel. scn as> home ON
Ia Chessnst 81. and his gro sfs ssare state -
TIE andes taitsals rewarded. Walter Z.
fscksra aasisasr