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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-31
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Ardmore Camp No. s3, Woodmen of
the World.
Having for n short time reduced
their initiation fee from $12 to 81,
would respectfully invite an invests
CATION. We have 10 good an Orga-
nization Fraternally as any, rs well as
the cheapest and hest conducted in
suraAce in existence. L. D. Sheldon,
who is oar authorized solicitor, will
gladly give you any information you
may desire. Brother Sheldon can be
seen aE his Office with county clerk,
over RObison's store, Main street,
from IL o'clock .. m, to 5 m.
e. B. Kendrick, G. G.
George Head, Clerk.
L. ID. sheldon, s. A.
30-1 wk.
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RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by the Citizens Tuesday
in Mass Meeting = They
Want Allotment.

After hearing the address of the
Dawes Commission the citizens of
she Chickasaw Nation called . meet
ing. Hon. A. Il. Durant was called
to the chair and w. B. LowrAnce
elected secretary. The following
resolutions were passed unanimously
And signed in person by ffty-cight
citizens:
Whereas, We have this day heard
with great pleasure aud profit the
addresses of Major McKenaon and
CApsaiu Kidd, members Ofthe Dawes
Commission, now in the Territory,
by authority from the United States
Governmen: 10 treat with the Eve
civilized tribes of Indians for the
purpose OF taking their land in sew
crafty aud a change Of their form Of
government.
And, Whereas, we believe that the
last proposition submitted to Aaid
comfnittee to the Choctaws and
ChickAsaws is a fair, just and equita-
BILE one to all parties concerned.
Therefore, Be it resolved, thatit is
the sense of this meeting that it is tc
the best interest OF all citizens cen
ccrned to accept Of their prspoSitiOr
and that we as bedy urge upon nj
citizens the necessity of making term:
with them: Knowing that a change
in our form of government is inavit-
able, and believing that the hold ing
Of eur land in severalty 10 the one
method by which We can be protect
ed against intrusion, and that We
urge 4poA all citizens Of the ChickA'
saw Nation tAe Importance of taking
action in this matter at once.
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STATE OF New YORK,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
ALBANY, January 18th, 1894.

!. James =. Pierce. superintendent Of inSur-
fy that the New York life insurance company,
OF the city of New York, In the state Of Kew
York. is duly authorized to transact the busi-
neas Of life insurance in this state.
I further certify that, in accordance with
the provisions Of section "a Of the insurance
law of the state of New York I have caused the
policy obligations of the said company, cut
standing ON the Slst day Of December, 1898. to
be valued a. per the combined experience table
of mortality, at per cent interest, and fnd
the net value thereof, on the SlSt day Of de-
cembsr, 1885, to be
$12s 969, ,672.OO.
further certify that, from itS annual state
partnent. the me- Surpias. to poliey-holdsrs il
shown to be
$f7,O25,63O1s,
on the baAIs Of admitted assets
@14S, 700, O,78L21,
after deductiug therefrom the net reserve
(9I2S $50 ,672 .OO) a. calculated by the depArto
ment, and all other liabilities,
In witness whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name, and
ISaAL.l caused my onicial seal to be am K ed
at the city Of Albany, the day and
year nrSt above written.
JANIS r. PIERCE,
Superintendent Of Insurance.
L. o. ROBERTSON,
General Agent, Ardmore.
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CITY.

Mrs.. ]. F. MahOney and baby are
visiting relatives in Gainesville.
The best grades of MANILA aud sis
sill twine At J. Il. Spragins J. Co.
II II
Fresh lard made every day at the
Kentucky Market. 80 St.
DR.. Bogie was called to MansvillO
yesterday, in a professional capacity.
Refrigerated meats, thebe st in tho
city, ut the Kentucky Market. so St
Just received . car load of sawed
oak fence post which will sell cheap
for cash. Apply to John Williams.
5tf
Captain ZuckermaA 10 q wheelhorse
when it comes to advancement and
public Spiritedness.
Family orders promptly filled at
the Kentucky Market. 80 St
Fer Sale-Fifty lots in southeast
Ardmore. Apply to Lum johnson.
soft
H. Fl. Pennington went to Gaines
vile last evening ON a flying visit
retaining this morning.
Fish three times per week at the
kentucky Market. 80 st
For Rent-Some nice rooms. Apply
to J. T. Boyd near the Presbyterian
church. 10 If
Jerry Warrington 10 opposed to al>
lotment. or any change in existing
conditions in the Indian Territory.
Go to the Kentucky Market for
choice meats of all kinds. 80 St.
Do You want screen doors and win
DOVE? II SO, call at cabinet and job
shop opposite pOstofdce. w. B. Law
renee. If
T. Polk, OF Davis, was among yes
terday's visitors in the city. He re-
turned home on the midnight train.
The Kentucky Market is situated
opposite the court house. 80 St.
J. b. Spragins 4 Co: meet any
body's prices ON screen doors.
17tf.
Judge Love says he will accept al.
lotment but he would not sign the
resolutions adopted by the citizens
meeting.
Bay your meat and 1sh At the Ken
lucky Market, Court street. 81 St.
For Rent-A nicely furnished room
on Broadway, next door to resi-
dence Of j. B. Spragins. Gentleman
preferred, Apply to V. A. Niblack,
at Iron Store. so If
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they were made in direct violation Of
the Indian law, consequently were
void and without effect.
The freedmen citizens were told
their rights under the treaties would
be respected and protected. Inter>
marriage and adoption into citizon>
ship carried with them all the rights
political or otherwise enjoyed by the
fall blood Indians and barring such
from suffrage was q political outrage
which if brought to public attention
would net be tolerated by cur gov>
ernment.
The speaker explained what wsuld
be done with the proceeds resulting
frem the sale Of town lots and miner
ais. Improved town lots will be sold
At the appraised valuation giving the
occupant the option of purchase. The
minerals will DO sold to the beat Ad-
vantage aud the proceeds from each
devoted to the per capita fund of the
nation to which it belongs.
They propose the establishment OF
O territorial government rs soon as
allotment shall have been accomplish
ed and each Indian put in | osSessioH
of his share Of the lands.
The workings of territorial govern
meut were explained after which
Captain Kidd closed his address
amidst the cheer of the vast audience.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-31

By clubbing with the Gazette the
Ardmoreito 10 able to offer to its
readers n most excellent combination
of local and general news, all f-esh ON
the day of happening for only $1.10
per month for both papers. tt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-31
Advertise in the Ardm0reite.
NOTICE TO-CONTRACrORS.

Bids'will be received as tho once
If the undersigned until Tuesday,
Iune s, 1894, 1t S O'cloek p. M for
he completion Of q residence for h.
Il. PsnaingtOn, according to plans
md specifications now On Ale Is our
dice. The right il reserved to reject
my or all bids.
Douglas & Douglas, architects.
;Oems / and 2, Williams Il PenniRE-
On block. 80 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-31

The Palace drug store has been re-
moved to the Hardy building next
door to Noble Bros. Il Co. where Mr..
Chandler would be pleased to meet
all his old customers and as many
new ones as desire first clas drugs,
patent medicines, toilet articles or
druggists novelties. rs If
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KANTED.

An active agent in each county in
the United States, to solicit subscrip-
tions for the Twice-a-Week Republic.
A liberal commission will be paid to
hustlcrs. Address Superintendent Cir
culation. The Republic st. Louis, No.
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DO YOU .WANT

. desk, writing table, counters, shelv
ing, or any cabinet or job work o
any kind, then call at cabinet and jol
shop opposite postOfice aud have tn.
work done - it ought to be.
If w. b. LAwRKNcH.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-31
LIST EN-

Good gunpowder tea, 40c ID.
Best refined lard, Sc lb.
Best refined lard, so ID. tins, 71-4c."
Just received-Full cream choice
grated pineapple; Cox gelatine Ger
man sweet chocolates; bakers chOs0-
late and retail preserves by the ID. q
Smoke Little Cuban Boy cigars.
Butter always on=ice.
Soda pop on ice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-31

G. ]. Frasher, the genial prOprie-
tor OF the Cream Bakery, was called
to Gainesville last evenin by q tele-
gram announcing the illness OF Que Of
his children, who together with Mrs.
Frasher ia visiting in that place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-31

The Kentucky Market on Court
street has the finest refrigerator in
the city. 80 St.
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600 FOR NOTHING.

Curtis Buntin, Presiden: St. Brook
lin, N T., spent $1,000 with doctors,
and at famous Springs, in the effort
to cure q bad case of rheumatism;
but to no avail. Drummond's Light
ming Remedy helped him from the
start, and by its use he was fully re-
stored. 1t will do the same for you
if given 8 trial. Send SIS to the
Drummond Medicine Co., 48 Maiden
Lane, New York, aud they will send
to YOur express address . months
treatment-two large bottles of their
remedy. Agents wanted. 29 wv
DO you want your furniture re-
paired by one who knows how to do
it and do it right? Call at cabinet and
job shop opposite poStofdce. w. b
Lawrence. tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-31

Free delivery to all parts of the
city, at the Kentucky Market.
80 ST.
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CAPTAIN C. Fl. Heald, of Aeafdton,
is in town. He reports crop pros
poets most promising in his section of
the country. He attended the funeral
Of Jadge Carter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-31

Red Snapper fish at Ksntnek ],
Market. so 81. :
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20 pounds gran. sugar, stand, %l.00.
Spcunds 5 pie peaches, 10c,:
Corn, 10c.
Apricots. 16c.
Plums, 15c.
Grapes, IL 1-2c.
Genuine sugar house MolasSeS, 60c.
Good mOlaseS, SOC.
Parlor matches, 16c deg.
Lemons, 15e d0z.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26
RAILROAD RACKET.


c;eneral Manager j. Buiitschniu % The
Southern Pacific, has returned te Houston
Headquarters. after i visit ~ several
days 10 New Orleane
Ttc Louisiana State Prese association
viii MEET al crowlex tit eaelg Rrtal next
May Al1ongnuienss arr being maae t9f
an excursion e Galveston a. soog ~ inc
session completes ~ business
ramor was crcglateh n the railroad
cfrcles 81 Cincinnati last Saturday, that
second vice- President Knott WIN n q few
DAYS be- reduced IA ratss on lhe l-onisFil.s
ami Nash,11e ana President Swi;h would
take entire control cf baffic r,pflers
The Easter excursion adyoftlere by tho
southern paclnc to leave New Orleans
XII ssn Frantisco on the 18th instant has
lacn abapdone,l. The ofheIaie slese t1aE
mn nfDFpectr we're not ini9erlng epoiiKn
"a warrant the rpad n carrying out me
project
ma seventh aunue3 convention Of the
tnfarnnfionai frickes Agents nlsSoriau ton
zeill be hsld at Los Angeles, ra. fon'-
,nt1,,slf,e April ~ Pie Southern faellie
conrany viii place o special tram ~ me
disnosai or .be ticket agents, eV1 Or more
~ uhnm VII concentrate 70 Now Orleans
IN AprIl q. The train VII pe made w
w .lsht veStlbne cara' ana WIN FeAfp
nouslnn On 4ne I'M or stn.
II teo months work win be begun on
,hs ne-- bridge ncross the Missisappi
rls,Sr ~ Sax Orleans. Tho main Hpan y
~ 81 io7o feet long. and the nlue SPINS
e,ch 6lg. rho bottom Of the appearance
t IRE Ma be s. feet above hiFli-wafeF
y.
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wins 'iifl thrif applications nrior Is Feb
funl,fs a kpot hiiirltt NJ tiIiiHlfd uitn
are ordered befpft he board ind they M
rom iise eieiis flaiIn6t atnaft4le1ts dhn
auiiifg'ftif nunnpr Af4ai alnfr III eafffe
pt fiiorf Wffi Xiif ~ ttfiniitfd - fol,t
PITS Hl,a - ofI'ft h'Ii ti,fte .say e ;,o
Hfpilet Ats ltdte uitil pf VIII DO hHin at fNf
1etei4f portt y 4 thtmiht H'lp aL4 tii.ll il|t
Tor t1e ronfiffitipHs Communicating pfft
trN N4nqifNie L sE4ftifa NJ 4lekik si.t
datft lNfkl AflIs 4ttfr nf iAla sfKfiE4
n ttr Afints Hatthff f|t nus npflit p
1000 c|InfAffNe b9ih hff1rt flp4 1ftf1 f'.t
ii4tqlfpi WI'ffhar AH IS D ulitAf1.f izHsi ,''f4
ft4t. f fjHi5 fiii 81 lfI t141 Iiitt1
s e IA q rs Ia. e1A''ee e
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ToS Fields tllia y Interpreter,
Henry Mflsnfd,
fOse,ih BURST
A. Horton.
Gro. w. Casa
Matthias A. Bingham,
q. w. Hoclrtesfs secretary 70 cam f1t%slur'
the treaty. 1no. Forbes
Tha Indians Haia thnt they had como. %
afay unti they had obtained fisaiF rlrhta
they nre informed That they haTegn flnim
nraiari the State can MOI ROW te fpfe-
enon They may unieifY fold their tents
ana silently Htefl away NOT even eiyinr
4 wnr Whom. such az once eit,fiied from
fhair reesfief ths earliest frtildfs 81 t.is
land or they may reniain within lhr
shadow at the frqlt temple tia, fikfN
rH6uc and ar0un1 he Great Father
lI3ono5 and may EsuuF the scot wliar
thcy hayn heen told of their ite1Hepdppg
iraNpH
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nlens There WIS no error IN raf,,alnr 10
i ,,.0t sliellan, % prove by certain VIII
~, f<e tetittA hfttt tht nonlicldt and before
h..a,',,at sst ne stat1 20 him thAt ne MAX
necAuae confinement t.onld ~ iiiitifts1,
~ n-hiin We Know o. no tic 81
NV ihet Would admit this tsilhiboy.
-'''''''s9. Opinion Dy slmklns
FtAnclsco ReSons, from Travis. ooatlc.
sNyh iof rnfdcr aitatii benkiip Waa
HNt .t nyefse''fy iqr the Siakc to inifoaucc
~ carly date, vi common Jaw. lid rtllt ~
ptApnre WIS rs c0ntcuccd f,f by n0pcls
,tht. rms Sfcw ont OF the faot that iiifder
t LIN sye'em The Accused had 10 rfn' 70
compulsory proctAa IA capital caAcI4 llnd
because the prisoner WAS not psfniittcd 10
c'li Witnesses, though pr.atnt but The
jury were 20 decide on lis suit ct innoa
Ssilee upon tlle syidenoe onetcd ~ sup
pe ., q the ptxeerution. The islpsnn % inc
filo having ceased, Il was hut a natural
ana ftah1nnhe Acaueice That the rule II
ssl5 should pass away
admirable application OF the law 70 tne
facts q the case, The faCtH did not call
Tor 4 charge on the law OF tnAnsi4ufntfr.
The moti0n FOR contlnllRree was prnpptsy
cvfrrnled, Affirmed. ufnipn by DaNAd-
son. j
Austin Brown. from BnsNrs conviction
for murder y purlahment Ns$qased ~
death. When nfrakenct. Npreliant ems
tered plcn Or not Euitis fstleg several
Witnessed had hepn tSar,lned for ihe
State defendant withdfew hts pick and
pleaded guilty nf murder "a The Arat DE-
gfat, He fleh dcianSd lie circumstances
leading IN q and nttsndNnl upan 1ne
homicide The state Introduced Aeyrrni
other Witnesses THE incts show q rpie1
ulp0ded aran irnfinn Ks IL NaF n ,rpat
atreplYns inuraeseiia oiie witn M Z, ~ Z.
tcnuaung circumstances 1rhofpuealy
Manned n was executed IN Il most 1iA-
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couNrY sEAr sulr.



District Judge % Karncs County Dis.
claims Jurisdiction
Karnes CITY Texas. March 2f-Attcr
very earnest and able argument o. tho
deinurers ana exceptions 10 t.ie ceir.
hrasod county seat election contest aass
In the dlstfict court here. which lasted
about n day and q nitis Judge Grimes.
last Thursday evening. decided that the
suit was one to contest % n.reton for
county seat that che p,alntiG Ind na iegal
right 70 sue In the rapAepy 70 witch he
sues: That rlannn'speii dd not show
nny cause OF action Atlilss would cntltle MIN
10 maintain The action 70 contest the c,ee-
ton or entitie him % The relief asked.
as he sought 10 be relieved ~ i harden
common ie at the eltHseps ot Sianss
county uliite; thAt fiiere was no lew In
force providing for conieating county seal
eleeticns, that the court had 10 iaiieiiic-
ton 10 try The case at tile pielnliffs rnxt-
g'herr WINS also 4 motion by tne,pl9htiM
TO ctsngc the venue or the rAse Nifieh
Twas excepted 10 ~ he defendants and
Which the conri overried and fsi.4ed q
lchanee the venue on the giaunl slat the
law would not permit him ~ ses'f the
ballot boxes and pol lists out ~ tlle
comfy
TAere was very considerable hi;frTt
manifested IL the trial aud sesy Efeat
imat5rty OF our aliixsns were ARMY VsAfS
/ ed N The result The Plaintiff gave neifes
Tot uppeai. The cost Of le suit W ba
very heavy. as there were Hbaut agn Wit
! sesses summoned aud neaely everyone
detained his Zee Neaasy cyoyy proplipent
I attorney IN attendance iipoa court herr
eanressed the opinion that tho decisl1ts
Tor JUDGE crilnes would MT ia disturbed,
I and Karnes CITY would be settled ne ths
4 seat Of Katnes coOnfs
Quite o number Of new p,uoinss WI
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Three Men who Rubbed the Garrison
pno.officc Sent Up.
Sacordoeiies. Texas March n Since tie
convenine Of dleltiei court o. tiia 1ath M
slsat, there hnYe heenl nine feieny c9nFlc-
tlons me uarrleon posteiIeQ huseiaf1
haye all been convicted 4. ~ rndsen,
~ flneleader ia no Aafe-cgaoKinf ~as
slvrn nine years d ne pcnlteiltlary me
oti.or ta4. Arthur rhlabfia ard John
Nnaop. rhc we're pr|ncH4's u f'1tiNR
WitA IIude1u, Kqf four YrHfs each IA dlt
pth|le1tl4fY eh4nsbeie lalh before ~
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rlIE uIGHEll coURTs.
nniai1NAL AprEALs.

,o,.,,,. Il fs4mlnals Appeais--I. W, HpfL
W Davidson ana ~ y, rlilheiF.
I,d,,'ss II i, Henry. assittal1 htipfh7e
generai. sitting AZ DailnsJ
John n Parker from Nusces; On moA,n
for reheaiing. There was no error "
ANA placlng tho defendant on trial. Ihe
nart,es mad failed to aiiree, end tilf action
e the court was N conform y q ine
statute. -
,rhe demonstration menfialffp y w
s,otjon was promptly appprefsfa ~ sre
..o,irt. nna those applaa1iog wfsf 7eprl.
n,anded. We can nos sr9l,.ifl = ~ 49,
4 Judgment VII ha lssffssd rs, we TX, II
MN Ky ,nnieidinc Va a. ca&l@ Nnstn fpv,l
observation-disclosures nse pgpnliiA. sui'plt.. .e4
y, a 5,,urlsnnfdpd We DfiitNe ttf ~
"a * a case fstahiielnS w klliL ~ Ni XII,
liant ~ murder o. rt y 1870, ~, uot
r.aAdnabla ufrtaiuif;, ,fiw4 "a ss,ltl.nsscs.
c..i ,ot reverse iiis juuFinsht n ngs...s
~. ,si,isssee fnlif 10 support wy ttst,f,' ~,
We t, ,,fs,tuflat motion tVr Ith ". 4, i.'n 4,
a,,i W nifl4 h1idtylig g " .,s.s.i \ ~ ~
l,. verdict 81 the lpiy WIZ .s 'rie record
,he term 81 court N.Y. r q mi NJ end not
S .9i,'.s,ie- : ~ s1ldspl,s ~ st,., ~
cQuia4ff ,Tiiirnbd after the tftln -, =,
Yeta,St 1t md nc iHHh',.,,.,i
tt s,e3, VI ! hnI.1n are NUT - tef1adtnt
N tapItd 10 De eNf9 ~, III blbels
woitid hare his r1infs n. 1eflL. oHfvef.
rarnus Dilit1c ~, ", MI ,lfilf u ilf heard
ins rtAt 1870 w, to Whether ne 's'.,f
on 1911. n aftif tue te1,n ,lsi,,
,'iet M&aaisad. Motion efzt''''''''
ny flirt. &'
r.,,a ftalialnAen, e1n t ~,
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Rope. March ~ Fou:. slse''@and dale
,rstsx have. arrived nsre IN order 70 inlte
naff II the Internatfon6l aneacal cons
lress. which opens Thursday nrxt-
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lAsEhs conrIla -,1irAn 1n.n

Z, K, ,Fp fexas' March s5.-Judge
3, i court q criminal appeals. viii
ss.. ngsaay, April 3. ~heu he will
\ y liabeas corpuA trial.
q ss 81 el'e haYers boys pna Exams
y Pnhffel With cnneplracv I'd rol,
X ,kb.nn valley VIII nsi, tfe W.
qAeats On writs u habesa
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OLD INDIAN TREATY.
TEXT or rHr ~nto JIM cfNsM
AGAINST TIM srArF
treaty was nfhdc INT No Hecora ~ Esu
ncasion Can 20 Fond fndians
Ats At me Capita, and
Propose te stay.


81 state has made tnli infetiiEeiicn ~
The claim Or hin Jim. the indian rhsef
" fpF NNNWnvt9, "',A 'nNi- st'.. 800 $50
was n trepay ana rfs2tpn from Hfnc'fi l.
sam Nonafhn nut fNnft * NOT dn.. no
1900, III i <, ,,s. x. ,lA, XII, ,.l.
tit,f'e' ~ ~ f'tf'' tN's''s'tt IVY
soglAhs fs'l rs Y'isr : wen Hp' NtN'r1.
t1lie information a phiAlned nom -e1.ft \
ttlzl..., d, 81. * Y Z. f,s,,,, /
,,'7,v, - q 4, w
alon. by William Presion aufnaun and I
f,,,, .1.. ,,,,r,,,,i4 ~ III. +. ss,,tl ,,..
80 '.'''E n, i'',' 4 ''''t''
n AMI III,
The foiinwlfse 10 The treaty vhfQ:i The
,,,,, TX ,s,a.sf ,,,.. .,,. MAN,
Isl meh Hps $1,000, ,,' w, n'NH'',F FH'''
him;
A,hlr ,,,.,,,y mass ana sstaf,its.Es " /
ess SA, iaepnssp ana 5eem
iS,,sf rs,s,.,ss,,,pt. ~, ~ ,.s.
ps.rs and me NherVksss any thelis etS'is
NV, i. b Y r y
W.stes X lalta,,oas CI,.,,asss tSns.stA's, Z
e t, N
ttM'ap ", NJ w
kists,,p,,.,,,,, N. flt I
mon ana sg,fsliofss 81 ina s,heeeite,.s 81
49,. 49,, ", ,,i ~, 49,. 80 &,
fhs N IN l,,,. =, ,S l., Y,
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