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or republican party; the crooked faced
party or democratic party and the two
faced or populist party. He said that
he belonged to the straight faces; his
friend Cook to the crooked faces; and
Volkmar was one OF the two faces. Cook
and Volkmar were qnieter than the Pa
citic ocean at the time OF It's discovery
q ster Mi. Crawford made these remarks
and left him to seek a new field to pre-
selytize in.
Quite a number OF families have
reached the camp grounds, are con.for,
ably located. and there continue TO be
frequent arrivals. The work is carried
forward according to the regular pro-
gram. Elder N. w. Kauble is giving in
instruction on SLOW to study the Bible
Elder Luther Warren has the subject OF
@Home Religion for a series or lessone.
L. Nj. Crowther occupied an hour 10 Civ
ing Q report CT his labor In the Black
Hills rs we'll as An interesting descrip-
ton OF that country. The pulpit was
occupied by Elder Luther Warren in
the evening. He spoke from the words
found in Jer. 14:22, "lAre there any
among the Gentiles that can cause rain?
Or can the heavens give showers?" Re-
gular public services are held ct 10
o'clock a. m, $3.50. $50 and 7:45 p. m.
Circus day brought the usual rush OF
country people to town and the drouth
appears to have no appreciabie effect
upon the attendance. Whatever else
goes by the board, circusses must be
maintained. As Barnum used TO say
The American people like to be hum.
plugged" The ring man, the pop gun
man, the cane fake and the balloon
vender all had their victims, and happy
dupes too. Otherwise, everything has
passed of quietly and pleasantly and the
police force have not been called upon to
exercise their batons Jas yet. The hard
character given the circus following be-
fore coming here has not manifested
itself in overt acts as yet, but there 10
plenty Of time for evening and nightly
depredations end citizens would do we'll
TO use the utmost precautions with re
gard to themselves and their houses.
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Conductor Buokholtz reports . heavy
rain from Oldham north to Bradley this
morning and crops were In much better
condition 70 ave than south from Old
ham:
Sisseton Standard, 8: Last Monday
Edmond Cook, q Wilmot, and volkmar,
Of Milbank, we're urging Rev. Charles
Crawford, OF Good Will, 10 attend the
populist convention at this place, and
he becoming weary Of their sophistry
told them that the Indians say there are
three parties; rs straight faced party
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PoPULIsT CONVENTION.
A Few Notes As Cleaned by a Reporter
Among the Yeomen Hosts Col
lected at Mirchell.
Special dispatch % The Daily Leader.

SptCthi ulsE8bcH 10 1h6 DAltg LeauGf.
MITCHELL, June IA, 3 m.-The pop
ulist convention this forenoon voted
down resolutions favoring free sugar
and free lumber and inter state railroads.
Woman suffrage was Incorporated 10 the
platform almost unanimously. Kelley oil
Moody and Knowles OF Lawrence were
nominated for congress. Howe of
sphinx viii probably beat Buchanan for
governor.
A later telegram that
Howe, of Sphinx, was nominated for
governor.
Mitchell Republican, IL: Thirty wa
gon loads from Mlnnehaha and McCook
reached town about 2 o'clock, accompan-
led by two martial bands.
The delegation from Union county was
the chief attraction during the day, but
it is doubtful il it will be admitted, as
the delegates are torn up by a contest
among themselves.
A banner bearing the following legend
10 stretched above the stage: "Dinna
ye hear the slogan ye people keep eff
the grass"
1t is estimated that there are between
800 and 900 delegates and visitors in
town.
III. l.. Loucks, President of the Ma
tional Alliance aud editor OF the Rural
ist, reached the city about noon, coming
down IN the middle of the road from
Artesian, where he held a meeting last
night. He is full OF confidence as ever,
and when told that Chairman Jim Ward
was in town looking for him, he replied
that two years from nov the Republican
chairman would be looking for him too.
To trade part OF the Madison city nur-
sery grounds for paper liant in o good
locality where there ID no Pop paper.
Delegates knowing OF any locality where
an Independent paper is needed are re-
quested TO see me while at the Pop con.
vention. / may be able to help them
out. Respectfully,
F. NJ. THOMAS,
With Lake County delegation.
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myrtle ne ROYAL wedd,ne..

Near the flag tower at Osborne and
bordering on the carriage entrance TO
the palace II q charming garden, which
contains q very large myrtle tree grown
from . sprig taken ont Of the wedding
bouquet OF the princess royal in 1858.
Each royal bride has since carried a
piece OF myrtle from the bush in her
bouquet on her wedding day. and two
bits were sent TO Coburg for the MSS Of
Princess Victoria Melita. Even the
Duchess of Coburg had some Of the myr-
tie from Osborne In her bouquet when
she was married, the queen having sent
the pieces all the way to 81. Petersburg
In charge OF Lady Augusta Stanley. -
New York Sum.
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Rabbit sri, ,yelly.

According TO Figaro, d new and sue
oessful industry has been discovered Ia
the selling q rabbit skins TO confection-
ers for the making Of Calls foot jelly.
The hair La taken on and used for stuff
ing of couches. manufacture OF hats,
etc then the skin Ii subjected 20 GER
tain processes until the oils are extract
ed e il said that over 3, 900, 900 skins
are annually imported into England
from Melbourne alone.
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CENTRALHA, Ills, June 14.-Ths min
ers here held . meeting to determine
what course they would pursue in the
matter Of resuming work. After some
discussion on the matter Of a scale ii
was, determined to fix a uniform winter
and summer rate OF 62 1-2 cents. This
i . Ia cents mor than they were re-
ceiving before they went out, and the
operators here declare they will not re-
turn them ut better rates than they
were receiving at the rime the strike
was declared.
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Homsopaths I'm c,nxans,on.

DENVER, June 14.-The American
Institute Of Homeopathy has convened
in jubilee session at the First Baptist
church. While here the visitors will
be entertained by the city, the chamber
OF commerce, the state Homeopathic
Medical society, the Denver Homeo.
patnic Club, the local committees OF
the institute and the Meissen and by
private individuals. The headquarters
OF the convention is at the Brown
Palace hotel.
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DR.. r.. N. Palmer went to Blue Earth
City, Mimi, to accompany Mrs. Palmer
! and the children home.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Dieter. OF Rochester,
Mimi, parents OF Mrs. G. H. Roberts,
departed for home after a ten days visit
here.
Dir. and Mrs. q. I'll. Wood returned
from Sioux City last evening, bringing
with them MRS. Woods little daughter,
Lapearl.
James Roberts and wife, W.. d. Bissell
and wife, OF Oneonta, N. Y. and Dir. and
Mrs. e. Merrill. OF Sioux City, are the
guests Of G. HI. Roberts.
Arrivals at Hotel Madison: Geo.
Baldwin, Appleton. Wis, c. e. Halliday,
Iroqnois; J. q. Williams. Minneapolis,
Chas. *. Jacquot, st Paul.
Thos. Shea and sister, Mrs. Ed. Null
laney, and the Misses Lyon, OF the north
part OF the county, were passengers to-
day for Canton, Mimi, called thither by
the death yesterday, OF Mr.. Shea's
brother.
Adolph Schmidt, Geo. Vedder, Thad.
O'Dell and J.. A. johnson, OF the Lake
county delegation TO Mitchell returned
today and report q large and enthusiast
ito meeting but NO nominations up to
time or leaving this morning. TO them,
Judge Howe, Of Spink, appeared to have
the lead for governor, though Meredeth
was a close second. Robt. Buchanan
could have any thing he wanted, but he
declined everything.
Salesman wanted. Free prepaid out
ft. One or our agents has earned over
$4,000 In five years. p. @. boz 1871,
New York.
Fl. w. Johns asbestos liquid paint 10
the best, and - IL covers more surface
20 the gallon and lasts longer than other
paint, It'll the cheapest.
JOHNSON Bios. d Co.
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PrTTsBURo, June IA Miners presi-
dent Cairnes Of the Pittsburg district
arrived home and Immediately called a
delegate convention to be held in this
city on Friday, when the terms of the
Columbus agreement and the reason
for accepting it will be fully explained.
President Cairnes feels confident that
when the agreement lis understood by
the miners the action OF the officials
will be ratified and the men will return
to work.
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~ndignan at Patsison.

PUNxsUTAwNEY, Pa, June 14.-Sher.
III Gourley has posted the proclamation
issued by Governor Pattison. The
miners are indignant at the governors
action, and ct o mass meeting passed
resolutions denouncing his action and
indirectly charging him with having
caused the only violation Of law which
has taken place in this section, three OF
the police commissioned by him having
been arrested for assault and battery.
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SPRINGFIELD, o., June III. wv.
Hagan. the Ohio Southern agent at
Mellston, o., has notified General
Freight Agent House, located In this
city, that the Jackson county miners,
Numbering 1000 men, will resume
work on Monday.
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Chilarsnsx Aid s.cIeav.

81. Paul. June 1.-THE annual
meeting of Inc Oh ldrsl,s All society OF
minnesota, known ~ the Chiidren's
Home society. will legin at the Y. III.
20. a. rooms in the New York Life
building, &c SIR. %. The business win
include the election Of officers and the
annual reports of the vaa-
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Not Eseoksd " Jolan arllea.

NEW YoRE, June 14.-Denial is made
or the statement that Richard Croker
Yves booked on the Umbria ia John
Miles. The real John Miles, who b ia.
the millinery goods business On Broad
way. was . passenger on the Umbria.
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THE CITY.

19e Daily Leader ~ reliable. No
s.pr0nsGnepst desss0cras' Iakes, nO
..Prosnisessf oisisemr fakes, sO
t.pros aisent sMdependent farmer"
gakss erer appear ia The Daily
Leader. TAe Daily Leader ts the
oRlv Paper fm Madison that 10 aU
printed ae home.
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Norwegian Lusnsraus.

81. PAUL, June 1.-THE fourth am
nual meeting OF the Norwegian United
Lutheran Church OF America began at
the Auditorium at 10 a. m. Including
delegates, clergymen and visitors, about
1000 persons are present.
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Rod - seelks ! Pun.

WAsHM0ToN, June l4.-William "A.
Rodger has filed an application with
the treasury department for supervis-
ing inspector Of steam vessels for the
treasury department.
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NEW YoRK, June A.--Although 10
degs. was Inc highest point touched by
the thermometer there were I'VE cases
Of p~rostration reported in this city and
Brooklyn.
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THURSDAY JUNE il, 1894.
Local T,aans Tahae.

local TAm& EaAkG.
Chicago. Milwaukee d st. PAIL Railway, which
took effect, Sundayss 20, fSe4
TRAxNs a0gMH @ABT.
Passenger, no. q, depsFte 1850 q. NJ
Freight, No. 80, departs 6:46 .. 70.
Freight, Mo- n, depaEts $50 p. ".
TRAINS come VISIT =
Passenger, No.. 8 Departs 3:V0 y. 70.
Freight, No, %, depaTtsS:O0 2. ~.
TRAINS from TIE hAsT.
Passenger, Ma. g, arrives 1:D y. m.
Freight No. IN. arrives $500. m.
FREIGHT. No. 01. arrives y 90 y. m.
TmAKNs rR0M TzR wBsT.
Passenger. No. 4, arrives 11:45 0. n.
Freight. no. ~. arrives D 40 p. m.
ALI the above trains carry passengers: but
freighas only when passengers are provided with
iCkete.
Paaseneer trains going east make connection
At Egan for ali points south and passenger train
going west, a. Wocne0cket for oil points north.
MADISON n BRasTcL LINZ.
Passenger going north, depMFte S:fbp. mn.
PASSENGER from north arrives. II 30 Q. m.
yNo. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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Conwr~watsonal cor ferer...

NEW ULM. Mimi, June l4.-The
Western conference of Congregational
churches ID being held here this week.
Twenty-Five ministers are Ia attendance.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 14.-One
OF the most prominent coal operators
In the Kanawha valley said Of the COM
promise reached by the Columbus con-
ference, that be did not think it would
have any effect whatever in settling the
strike, so far as this state is concerned,
q neither West Virginia miners nor
operators were represented in the con-
vention.
A Real Rsward
"Well. Johnny, your father gives you
. quarter q week, eh?"
"Yes, for not eating candy. He says
It's bad for me.
Nc doubt. Now, what do you buy
with your quarter"
Candy. Brooklyn Eagle.
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II as a Price.

Tomorrow Only-Thursday June IA
II will sell Ladies and Children's hats
in all styles OF trimming, at half price
Call for bargain. Miss L. Grinager.
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FIREMAN AlAlaQ.

DEBORAH, Ia, June IA. A Burling-
ton, Cedar Rapids and Northern wreck
occurred near Trout Run. The engine
few the track ear q switch. Tim
Cronan, fireman, was killed.
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To you is the saving that you
make by buying your Capes and
Jackets, and Blazer Suits from a
firm that is known to be reliable,
and that gives you your moneys
worth every time you buy from
them. Those who deal with US re-
alize the fact that
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Salesman wanted. Free prepaid out
ft. One or orr agents has earned over
$4,000 In Ave years. p. @. box 1871,
New York.
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poLIrTcAh NOTES.


Palestine, Texan. January e. --YeHterday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock the popnlists Of
Anderson county met IN convention at tho
court house for the purpose Of organising
The party IN THIS county ~. H. ituddlc-
sion called the meeting 10 order and
stated ita objects. About hfty farmers
were In Attendance ana much enthusiasm
was manifested In the organization. j T..
TulbrFht wua elected chairman and r.
l1 Carpenter Reerptnry, 20 serve the onsu-
Ing term. Mr. lculhrIght In accepting the
craftsmanship made Vicious attach upon
tho democratic party ana Wpa loud ia
MS prgilsc Or the prlnriDleH sm-
bodied m tie populiat demands q. C.
ueutdon, editor Of Tho p0pnlst sun, Jack
gunWllr was introduced 70 the audience
and FOR an hour end "a half explained The
stcrootyped advantages ta BE- gained by
Tho people " THIS country Should hls purity
gain control ~ the government During
hiu course u romark8 and ~ reference 10
the drfcnt of tho third party in 1852 he
said. THE populate. Ike christ, died bo-
tween thieves" but assured hts hearers
that tho resurrection was before them
Hc nlso raid that the people " this great
commonwealth we're suffering under
Western platform Interpreted by an Bhtt-
ern president The organization made full
arrangements 10 carry on grand tsht In
this county during the rprniuE yenf
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Washington. January d. Present indi.
cations Hre TINT the Federal cectInnA bin
nnf tho llnwAilau affair VIII. in q large
melFirn, divide tho attention u the sen.
ate this wcok u the tariff bgl should
rara Tho houge according 10 programme.
on Tlturalay and Ne sens Immediately 10
tns SENATE. nothng VIA be done with II
more than to refer it 70 .hn nuDnro coin.
Wltlr". WiIrfc II WIN rest FOR at least 4
FEW HstkH 40 mat there f. little or no
prospect ~ THIS subject Interfering ~ any
wag fof me preHcnt win confederation ~
bills hAd raEolut!on- ulrradg on thc cali
tndnr
the Hawaiian question has right Of way
Tor the morning hpul that iH no 70 2
U'c.1clt OF Gaze IDr-Hua The rieciionr bili
after That time The lGuWJlHn discussion
VIII be- based upon resolutions rrpgrttd Hy
Senator iurpic from tbe committee on
ftl,'gn relations and various amendments
ana aubatl'Uu8 Hil evidqnHY be- taken
up There ere -four amendments proposed
1jie each bY Senators NanaeroH DOlph.
hteWHri ana Gaii'nner, and one aubgtllts
that offorgl By g"uator Vcsf the nmenp-
mruH ~ uia MIST three. senator's nrf
u0cn IN tins niHlr line aud recognize the
committing the senate 10 any proposition
against annexation, eycn ~ nxpedieueYB
safe
Senator polph'H amendment looks 10 the
recal 81 MiHgtsr Willis, ami Senator
YEATS Inns been declared unquRlinedly
nNHlnH annexation,
IN case tile judiciary committee ipHkeg
it3 report upon Mr. peelh8m's nomination.
there 81 likffy 80 b. considerable Hme de-
voted 10 executive sessions. and there may
be. IN any event over other nominations,
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the speech is broad The tone aud tenn
per are admirable, AN democrats vito
alncercly desire union win md In % a
basis ON witch 60 harmoniae differences
upon lines that involve no sacrifice OF
Frincipia Those who prefer destruction
Of the party rather Than submission
Of their vitws 10 rounlto the party majori
ty VIII OF course, oppose iheae efforts as
uuhl along these iincs
Representative coehren' % heartily IN.
dorsa the piun Of compromlae proposed
by Governor HogF az patriotic utter
ance aud ! do not see how uuy one hon
oaly dcmriug harmony can refuse 70 ac-
cont SIS terms
Representative Cooper THE apeech g.
just liberal and patriotic AZ democrats
who have the interest OF Tire party al heart
ought 60 ho able TO come together and TO
stand together on thc programme anu
condition aEH,stci by thc ed,,raur. In
the interest of harmon, would bc wiling
10 eo q step further aud lat he hasis p
approximation be the vote east ror pre4.
don't at the election.
Representative Bailey "rhe pana.
speech VIII lnereara Governor iiaaa'a rep.
utason With aa far mlAdeJ ANA tnsugn,-
fh m.1 and the plan wbich He propoara
is one on which thiah Nc democrats
Of Tezas can unite"
1 Representative aayors-'I concur in tho
oApres ions OF Governor Hogg as to ths
/ necessity or rea pit.on Of harmony
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ropAY,e nvENre.
The POSTS bulletin with what WIN
Transpirc This Day Through
out the Country.

QUHbleC' t}Nehee great winter car
nlFti opens tuaaN, lh1,sAn 81 w W pea
ace ~ 20 Montrs" Ngou3go W ns Ue
w l"tti'.n r. XVI w Nnssa w ~ I'm,
the hhine "a"a I'M NesS s9 ihieeS., ~,
Ahsau,un 49, .,t t,.,.,,, ~
gtY "a teo HRnn y We 2ay w tIaAs ~ ~.
t'a9t ehVygh NSW LII .itiA., y VIZ t,tss
lthtuteS " wv 49,. 49,. ", tx, ~ ~ ~, 49,.
wh.tN w he' ,..i ~ n Az ,!,9,, AZ
yeafh SpiViSS a., u.uN12' ,tl ~, ,,,sfe,s ,s5i
he ASSAULTED " the comhlpeG wv Ws .i,,
epbp' led VIZ IN eAheileteol 0i ~
ufithce .Nil oN ~ ii1epH NV ~ 81 ~,
hstr ~ lauin'uai,,1h wv Ky,
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Washington. january - rhe .prellTni-
nary report " the income 8ad eEpendi-
torres Of fhe railways n the United States
for the year ending June ~ 1929, has jHat
bren published by tile Interstate fomr1R-
sion, The repVt includes rslafns from sii
operating companies and COVERS NE opern-
ton 0f 1853 miles N per cert Of uif TO-
thl operated mileage ln he United staiea.
Crosse canning u.G8.B5,23i ~ which
124 EN,blB RaB passenger and A8awg3
freght, and s2aGy93Ts include othsf earn
irRs
Operating expsnaea H55, fAHg, Or h'-ff
per cent N the gross earHiH9f ieaRhB
me- earnlnas II gl0.2jf7ag. about a0 per
cent on ne capital Of the roads TaporD nk'
Number OF paageuRers carried or NUE.
i2.625 G7g.aif being sos per mile o. me
hunlger of toms carried one inlls' ST.
te7.oi3B1. 0r ea2 per mile u line
iu0raaes ia net eafniuas average #ttfti-
gu u d. dehat. sia537i5 Of tlse amphnf
being carried to surplus account aitef ae'
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Birmingham, Ala, lDnuaIy &-Tpday'E
birmingham News contains Congressman
Oates formal announcement Of his cnndi-
dncy fer The dcmocthla bonln n on for
governor. This puts q neW nspocl upnn
tbe political situation 0atfa relteenss
ihe administration, waile Joreph T. john
ron, who III HiH atf0Ugeat opponent has
posed at d free silver ani anti Cieyalanf
unp John8on bad the nomination 90 o
mlger platter uutii DAies Was announced.
OataR VIII got tie noiuinati0n and viii
make a bold and ouen nght ngainn the
roptH i-Kolbl c-rcpubli AN ailiancn aRllngt
democracy pntea W coneedst 20 be- drpi-
neracYH airpnsfBL man, IT'S cen liaheY
gives general qualification ara " plfes tie
hrlRhtoot homes y,1 zen by ne STATE
democracy The party glll nov take the
nrgreralye and make It warm h rae es-
lfCmo for iW curmioa
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Must work at Reduced Pay
HOUSTON, TEXAS.

Omaha. web. january IS -unIon Pacific
labor c.rclrs were excited today when inc
order Of Judge DENNY reducing Inc wages
on the system was usde public Emp.oyra
In every department are affected BY 'he
cut. which amounts TO nearly 10 per cent
Employees thought the wage qaes''''
would not be disturbed, The order fe-
strains the men from striking ana dIeF'4
them u work at the reduced pay ""''
The outcome viii be rs not stated
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WaEhingiaN. January 81 = Candidates
continue TO arrive Tor The big poslofnees
IN IoSnh-so long ripe Tor dcm0era &c
postmRstcrs, ana 10 which appointments
are again promised Ibis week. Mrs. rur-
ner, leadiag candidate FOR the Fort Worth
offiec, haa not VEL hegun active prcaoru.
tton Of her cisimn but will do 70 this
week.
Ed ". Cunningham. one ~ The many
candidates for the san Antonio ufNer, is
tho latest arrival This Is tbs Office Cor
George.
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VIGOROUS DENIAL.
SIR. Rents Hepudiatrs statements
L.uLILannL Lmm...r nLnn- LLLLn-

SIR. RENTS Hepudiatrs statements
Punished Concerning Hiin.
To the Agent ~ tne htrd4lltea Praa.
gt LOUIS. MO- january ~ Dear SIR
Referring 10 the dlspalrn from sunfaf
the statements contained therein ar- large
ly faIHo and misleading ip character bnt
ARE IN Keeping win the metbots Of the
bank. commerce sind is attorneys ~
August. 1902, eeitlement ~aa made Win
tie bank throuEh m attorney. Ei9an
Robinson IA which uey received full pay.
ment. principal 8nd interest. upgn az NJ
the indebtedness cinimed HGaingt myself
settlement they aETeed and J hold receipts
N said bank 10 deliver ail VI ths elainn.
But after setting posseaaion ~ the ron,
Hldeg3tlon they have persiateuay refusfd
10 carry out their agreement ana hate
been and ure SIN eudeaForlng 10 force
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phraael1hia, Fn, January H-At the
l-edger gfetc az 9 0cloak tonight 81 was
reported tdot SIR cElids WAS residing
au.e1y ana was in no lmmelinia danger
~ derh.
Philadelphia pa. japuHfy H-There
has ttcu n9 uarked change in the eNHa'r
ton az Mr. childs np 20 mldhlHht
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'i'o FREQ INSURANCE.

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