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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

EE
Pour mareher avec l'exigeance du
progtes qui s'esr developpe depuis
i%ouverture du chemin de fer; notre
localfte O besoin dune rafinerie de
sucre, mails surtout dune force cal
cul6e a Ia demaDde. lei il y a des
milliers d'acres de terre qui sulti~
nees en- cannes amene l~'aisance
ct meme la richesse aux proprie
taires, sans compter la quautite d'ar.
gent mise en- circulation a AbbeviIle.
Les habitants dams un rayon de plu-
sieurs miles aux environs du village,
encourages par ce nouveau develop
ment d'indastrie, convertiraient en-
peu de temps leurs wastes enclos en-
champs de came a sucre, ct Able
vile rivalisrait en- prosperite avec
Franklin e. Lac Charles. Pourquoi
ne pas s'occuper de l'e%ntreprise de
suite.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

II y a de Ia Negligence dams l'en-
tretient des chemins publics. lie
temps propice GU Ion doit ira.
WALLER les chemins nest pas au mo-
ment GU l'on s'embourbe dams les
manches, mais bien avant que lie
danger existe. II y a beaucoap de
mauvais pas sur plusieurs points, ct
il y a beaucoup de patience ct de
longeur de temps. II faut esperer
que les Inspectors de chemin public
metteront bientot leurs forces a l'ou.
vrage ct que les voyageurs cesseront
de jeter des Girls de detresse ct de
tristesse.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

La recolte de cotton de notre pa
roisse qui a etc tres bonne Pan der
nier est a peu pres tout toute ex'
pIoitee ct expediee sur le marcbc.
Nos habitants font des demarches
pour augmenter 10 culture de ce tex,
tile 81 utile ! ~rhumanit3, ills CON-
prennent que c'est une recolte qui
leur assure IN surplus d'argent sou
vent n6cessaire i liquider des dettes
privilegiees.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03
Les anmees sans Hivers.

L'hiver continue a etre dune dou-
ceur exceptionnelle ct 81 les preVl>
sions de quelques meterologistes 90
r9alisent il n'aurait pas de rigueurs
en- reserve ct nous n'aurions TN pea
de froid que dams lie courant de f.
writer, c'est-a dire peu avant lie SOL
stice du p~rintemps. De cette maniere
nous aurions done pour ainsi dire
pas d'hiver, ce qui serait peu regret
tables. Celia s'est deja WI du reste,
des hivers a n froid. Voici d'apres
Ia chronique une serie d'annees qui,
i partir do dousieme steele Sc pas
sercnt presque sans hiver. L'annee
lib sous lie regne de Philippe
Auguste, fat une aimee extraordi~
nairement fertile ct claude. II ny
cut point d'hiver, les arbres fr~uitiers
furent en- aeurs au mois de decembre
ct la vigne en- fevrier TIA. On
vendangait au mois de Juliet.
En.128S So sous lie regne de PHI
lippe lie Bel, un chro1icueur alle-
maud dit qua Noel les enfauts ven-
daient, dams les rues de Cologne,
des viollettes cueillies dams les prai-
ries du Rhin;i il , await scion lui des
bleue,s en- fevrier ct, des lie milieu
d'avril, la vigne etait en- deurs sur
les co6teaux de la Moselle.
En- 1879, rannee da massacre de
la St. Barthe' envy. les arbres etaient
converts de feuilles au mois de jan
vier ct les eufants d%enichaient les
petits oiseaux lie mois suivant.
En- 1921, en- fevrier, tout etait en-
aeurs; on etait au ce1r du prin'
temps.
En- 1658-59, nj neige nj gelee. Er
1928 vers la Gin de decembre, Ia
chaleur etait extraordinaire; il y eut
des orages CONNIE au mois d'ao1t, ct
en- janvier, tout Aeurit CONNIE al
mois mai.
En- 1922, l'hiver fut extreme
ment doux, il = await des pois Ell
1eur au mois de d9cembre ct les sci
giles 4taient rentrees a 10 St. Jean
La r9colte DIES wins fat tres abon
dante.
Les hivers des annees 1924 Is
1892 SO, 1856, 1916 46, 1850-5l
1853 81, oct etc dune douceur re
m%arquable.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

Quelle est Ia taeilleur des profess
sions, IN tel dirait cue celle de me-
6ecin prime toute autre surtout
Quand 10 clientele eat bonnie. Peut
etre dams les grande villes on lie
transit est facile il est agreeable d'etre
medecin; mais non dams les campa-
gues OH a DIES heures avanc6es de Ia
mutt pendant les mois de phiver lie
medecin est appele pres dun malade
a douze miles de chez lui, peadan'
des Nuts froides ct glaciales, surtout
CONNIE celles de la semaine deraiere
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03
.L,ABEILLE

. -DH LA
NOUVELLE-ORLEANS
Journal quotidien, avec une edition
hebdomadaire p~araissant lie samedi
matin ct contenant toutes les ma.
there's publiees pendant la semaine
dams Petition quotidienne.
L'edition hebdomadaire, reunis-
SAINT en- I'M seul numero toutes les
n~ouyelles de la semaine, compile
beaucoup d'abonnes ct de l~ecteurs.
pRIx DE L'ABoNNEMENT.
Edition q~uotidienne.
I'm an $12 Trois mois So
Six mois 6 I'm mois !
Edition hebdomadaire.
Un an So Quatre mois 81
Six mois l so Trois mois IS
Bureanx ct a~teliers, No. 70 rne de
Chartres. entire Cont el B~ienYiIle.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

La banquette conduisant du maya.
sin de Godchaux a rencoignure de
Nine SEVERN Leblanc, fills, a etc
plancheyee; c'est une amelioratlou
qui relieve beaucoup l'aspect de cette
partie du village, ct en- meme temps
ellie est tres uiile aux personnes qui
ont besoin de s'acheminir de ce cote.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

Ia derniere glace assure une forte
r9colte a nos habitants.. II est re-
marquable que la terre ayant etc
glac9e par les frimas est toujours tres
favorable 4 10 saison des recoltes
suivantes un froid est toujours suivi
dune aimee d'~aoondance; c'est en-
courageant pour les habitants.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

Plusieurs m~aisons sont en- vote de
construction. Harry Squires Sc
fait batir upe maison de residence
dams Tradition Nixon, Lous Dupuy,
ieune homme de m9rite, ct fills de P.
n. Dupuy est lie charpentier qui a
Pentreprise en- main.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

l.. Saporrito a vendu a Louis
Dupuy IN terrain ct demi faisant
face a la rue St. Charles pour 10
somme de trois cent piestres, Motto
compliant ct cent cinquante piastres
payable lie % janvier 1895.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

NJ. Antoine Dronet de la Grando
Prairie, s'est marie lie % du mois
paese. lie meme soir un grand bal
tut donnG a la sale de Jean Mire OH
toute la jeunesse du voisinage s'6tait
rendue. II y await bonnie musique
ct la dance q dure jusqu'a pres de
minuit. NJ. Dronet est an des babi-
tants uotables de REIMBURSEMENT.
ii a 6pouse sa troisieme femme, ayant
perdu 50 derniere il y q q peu pres
trois ANS.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

M. Ophelias Bourque a vendu la
semaine derniere lie terrain etabli
fa;sant face a Ia rue Lousianaise a
Colombus Trahan pour la somme de
sept cent cinquante piastres,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

LIE prince des jardiniers Boniface
Bigat qui q I'm m~agni6que jardin, re-
gale les habitants d'Abbeville plu-
sieurs fois chaque semaine avec des
l6gumes frais.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

La maison de residence d'Elias
Broussard sud du chemin de fer dams
Ia section Stebbin sera bientot COM
plet. La position est magnifque.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

Les roulaisons ont touche 4 leur
terme dams toute la paroisse; lie rem
dement, a etc tres satisfaisant sur
tous les points. On Sc prepare de
tons cotes a planter IN plus grande
etendue la came a sucre. Favorise
par Ia protection du gouvernement
la culture de Ia came a sucre attein-
dra DIES proportions c~olossales sur
toute l'Gtendu de nos wastes prairies
sous peu on DIES usines %surgeront
CONNIE par enchantement. II faut
attendre que les legislations du con-
gres nous seront favorables.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

Volci lie moment de planter les
haies autour des savannes ct des ha>
citations, ainsi que toutes especes
d'arbres fruitiers; c'est he moment de
copper les branches d'arbres, qui Sc
trouvent pres des residences.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

II seralt necessaire do remettre
DIES garde fou au pont de Ia coul6e
Kinney atm d'9viter des accidents.
81 lie malheur arrivait qn'un cheval
attel& a une veiture SO faisait peur
ct tombait du haut do pont 10 chute
serait de dix pieds GU plus ct, peut-
etre que la paroisse aurait un fort
6omage q payer. Preveuez ceci a
temps.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

Les marriages sont en- vogue, c'est
la grande question du jour, jusqu'aux
veufs ct veuves. pas deception;
nous voulons parler de la campagne
bien entendu. LIE village d'Abbe-
Vile pourrait bien suivle l'exemple
de nos amis du dehors, 90 ce qui con-
cerne l'hymenee.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

Hermogene Lacour un bon cItoyen
ct habitant est mort la semalne der.
Mere a l'anse Mouton dune naxion
de pnitrine.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03
yENHRE.

List Of persons drawn to serve
as grand and petit Jurors, a: the
next Jury term of the district court
to be held in this parish on the 18th
day of March 1894:
GRAND AND PETIT JURY FOR THE
FIRST WEEK.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

L'etat sanitaire de notre paroisse
est tres bonnie, hors queEques cas- de
grippe GU rhume il ny a pas de ma
ladie.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-02-03

LIE careme sera bientot arrive.
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
ma BOARD on rRADk


Csrrkao. Aug l.-Wheat-The market
ruled active at times, the range for the day
being Ic The feeling developed was
steady. and the market was inclined to
follow corn. Local professionals and New
York led IN the buying, the Northwest
doing It's share in selling orders. Adyices
from the spring wheat territory were very
favorable. Cables were weaker in tone
and receipts liberal, both Of which we're
inelined 20 deprsss the market after the
ot,eninc, bat the bulge in corn checked the
downward course aud values advanced.
The sharp advance shortly before the close
was due 10 the strength in corn here.
shorts covered rather freely. September
annnea Ae lower at 65l.c. advanced &C,
laSt ssc. advanced lie and. closed at 535sc-
Corn--Aosise and again excited aud ua-
settlsd. with the market broad and
the volume of business heavy. In
Itial transactions were at is9sn
naxance. September opened at a. .e,
and gradually sold up IL 10 isse FOR Sep
tsgoher and Ic for May, eased off = 70 sc
asvaneea x 10 Issc. changed some. ruled
t;rm1 and closed sith September At SIySc
Ths corn was baying freely and offerings
vsra meaeer 81 times and was quite
fa.tnre. IRE various sts@ reports were
holifsh. and the government weekly
weather bulletin Was also of the same
tenor which increased the buying orders
from the outside, as receivers and the
commission houses al had orders - pur-
chase Al the OPENING. The weather map
showed no general rains. The state report
~ IowaxAs very bullish, As vas a.se that
~ Nebraska. but Kansas and Illinois re-
ported the crop in auch better condition.
s.ntentar vas relatively fiFmer than the
rest Of the list. the comparatively hsht
stocks and moderate rsceipts together
with A ssod demand FOR ire cash article
making shorts rather asrvoas. Oats we're
higher ia sympathy With corn. The
range for September was &c. Provisions
wers duh bat arms on the strength 81
corn. Compared with lzsl night septem-
her pork is lsl.c higher. aud september
lard and ribs unchanged,
closing. NheAt-~StaadyS August So
sa5asse: pepteln bsrs bss4 etAsfso
Corn--Highgrs August s5ikei ssPtaHa
. Higher cash and August, s9sss;
September. 2ss<c
fork-High~r; September, $40.
. LArd-Stssdy; sspssnhsf, so-sS.
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SEw YORK sIARREras.
TuE sTook kxcuANeK


NFs fegE, Aug. This was ano@her
saA day on the stock exchange, and tae
Sasfai trend Of speculation Was Ia the
sssesloa Of lower figures. The chief
ssssa'oss IN she market were the bears,
.a8 eonditions favored them. The condi-
'a q the crop IS not such, according TO
- mosi favorable Adyices. as 20 lead to
- opinton that she Granger roads viii be
'ssss1 severely as 70 their carrying eSpa-
~ 70 oTing it 10 market. Gold shipments
saa being made. and the treasury
@aes = declining with q sfeadlness
'sh looked upon with disiavor, 60 say
- sass, ey tAs bnanetsrs OF the country
tae financial officials Of the govern
a1 Bat With all these untavorabie
tas there IL no evidence Of present un-
sAsiasss. No general liquidation 10 in
! s1sssi there Is no apparent desire on
- part Of holders Of stock 70 sacrifice
- On the fear that the bot
- about to drop out On the
ssfasy, while values have been estso-
49, the declines have been largely
- and il has required heavy
70 bring cut 3 small amount Of long
- IL IL a fact that many Ieading
e. e. are heavily pressed. and in some Of
zoe short interest is unyielding.
c. tns past few DAYS Sugar aud the
$50 stocks hAye been ths only ones in
-. 49, Mere has been any trade. aud. as .
s.s ssey have moved In opposite diFse-
-. sugar going down while the Gran
a. saoSlDg ~, aad vice versa The
we're weak on selling move
- NhSch wAa directed frem Chicago
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IN. Monterey 90 Test Coal.

TACOMA, July So.-lspeciaI The fol-
lowing letter has been written to Congress-
man Doolittie By Secretary Herbert, Of
the navy:
Replying 70 your letter OF the 18th
inst. have to inform you that the COM
manding officer OF the Monterey has been
ordered TO make thorough test of the
efiieiency. under certain prescribed condi-
tons OF draft and boiler power, of the coal
to be obtained from the mines in the
vicinity of Puget sound, and 90 report
which coal. as shown by the data OBJ
tanned from the steaming trials, is the
best suited for naval uses. The depart
ment in its instructions has not specified
that coal shall be taken at any particular
place or from any particular mine, but has
left the matter entirely to the discretion of
the commanding officer of the vessel max
ing the test Under these circumstances
all dealers in coal taken from the mines
in the vicinity Of the Sound will have an
opportunity TO offer coal for test"
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Dr.. Merrill & Merrill
sf4 Front ST.. Seattle. Wash.

The old established specialists are still
treating with unsurpassed success 81
Geuito Urinary diseases OF either ser. All
pfigAfe, Blood. Sxin Diseases Snd AsFvoas
Debility quickly cured Personal siten-
lien given TO every case aud ali caraoss
eases guaranteed Charges low.
PILES, FI~TULA, RECTAL ULr
GERS. STRUCTURES AND NARiCo
CEIk-Cuses guaranteed without pain or
detention from bus nsss
We vail give 81 go in gold coin TOR
any case Of VaFlcoese tket has been or
en- Be cured ov medicine. electricity or
any appliances or applications Internally,
ertefnai v or cterns3iy.
SYPHILIS, G0S0RRHfFA. GLEkf,
SpermAtorrhna seminal Weakness Lest
Manic q. Sight Emissions Declared Fac
uiIss FemAle Weakness And al defeats
disorders peculiar q either sex posisive3y
cared, "a vel az ali functional disorders
that result from y8ushfal fosliss or the ex-
cess ef mature years.
Thousands cured by correspondence, al
private aud medicine securely pAexeo
from view. Plain envelopes used. send
stamps fer rep,y fer question list OF cal.
Consulgstioa free. Hours 90 ~ a m l
10 AMI 20 Q y. M Sunday noora iD % IN
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rnK srArK az rRAnK.

sAx FRAScIsco, Aug. f.--There are few
changes 10 report In vegetables. Prices
are weak. Potatoes and onions are steady.
4 The demand for fresh fruits e light in
comparison with tie arrivals. Crab APP
rIss are drug in the market. Berries are
seak. Grapes, poor, light demand. There
ns no changes in the butter market. De-
ssnd fair, prices steady. The arrivals Of
mtry recently have been oheavy. and
sxks are beginning to accum 1late. Prices
ssy.
Closing: Whsat-strongert December.
tl0aL0lsE. a
ssrssy- steady; December. $3.50; May.
Nss a.
cen-sl.4h
Ban-sl600 per ton.
ERKApsruFFs AND GRAINS.
Eoar-FamIly extras, S. 40dl3,50; bak-
e2n @
wkeat-0peration on the caH board are
becoming more numerous aud interesting,
sad. In order 10 facilitate trading. Caller
Bunker now dictates at the infSsmai
morning session. Shippers are naying
hszGs s24 for standard grades; extra Inc.
~; milling. sL021S@i07lS. cs
Bariey-The better feeling noted yester-
day vas little more pronounced today,
and quotations were shade sIeadier.
hardening Tor new ofesd quality.
Feed. new. 500 S3A.e: oIdps2ls 1S5c; brew
ms. nsw. s514G9Oc; eheyalier. standard.
sLNt1L2a.
oats-Market moderately setive. Mill
iag. 81. l5& L25: surprise. 81. 306fl. IS; fancy
ieed. NN0tl. rs: good to choice. $i.106e
Lily; poor 20 fair. oS5cM<f05: black,
nominal; RED, nominal gray, sL059fl. Is
Produce receipts-Fiour, sacks. $50
Wheat, sig barley, s623: oats, Oregon,
90: corn. sacks. 1862; beans, sacks. e0s
Potatoes, SACKS. 5. 10. onions, sacks, us;
nladiings, sacks. 20.
FINANCIAL
DFafts-on sight New York. per 500.
I.s1e Sterling bills-On London. oo-day
hank. tAs7s..
Silver bars-Psr ounce, e2s.@62yse.
Asxiean dollars-5I1 s&ol%G
MINING STOCKS
Alta q; Reicher, SIS; Best a Belcher,
- bodie Consolidated, 40; Rulwer, 10;
saeliaF. 81; Consolidated CalIfornia e Vir-
K.al. Ssos Crown Point, 50; Could e Curry,
~ nale 4 Nnrcross, 70s Mexican, 10:
sono Is ophir. 2o5; Potosi. 50 Savage, IS;
s'slIa Nevada, 10; Union Consolidated,
8, esaa, 3; yellow Jacket, 30; Andes, -;
aalon. il Caledonia. IA; gonsosi-
sale Imperial. 3 Grand Prizes; Justice.
:, = AeAtack, l.; Occidental. 10; 0Nerman,
esg. bslcher, a; Scorpion, 3: Alpha
0eatosidated, lo.
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New Interpretations.

OLYMPIA. July 80. -fSpecial. Articles
for the following domestic corporations
have been filed with the secretary of state:
German Evangelical Congregational
Zion church. OF Riizvllle, Adams county.
Crown Brand Single Company, Seattle
Capital. s. ,000; 500 shares OF $40 each;
incorporstors, Edwin r. Phinney. Francis
s. Phinney; TO manufacture ana sell shin
giles.
Treasure Mountain Mining Company,
Ssattle--Capltal. sec 600; 1000 shares OF
s. each; incorporators. Fred ID. McNsugh-
ton, j. w. Guy. r. NJ. DIN, ]. +. Crich-
ton: to engage in general M ming business.
German Congregational church, of Endi-
colt, Whitman county.
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SEATTLE, Aug. 1, 1894
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
iznd Clearing houses today were:

teEaADo-s. +s+s-s.-.s-.s o@9sS91 W L445o W
The movement Of trade In merchandise
sd produce lines yesterday was fatriy
large and prices were substantially the
same on nearly all commodities as on the
rrscsdinR day. Railroad traffic has about
resumed its normal condition and the sc-
tniy In the local trade during the past
ssek caused by filing the accumulated
orders has TO large extent subsidized. Re-
vspss Of produce yesterday were rather
ksssy, and dealers were quite willing TO
fhsde their asking prices in order to avoid
ssuying over the heavy quantities of stock.
strsetly fancy apples are meeting with
GOOD inquiry and prices areD held fairly
steady. Peaches are abundant and the
beat grades readily sell at the quotedratss.
Medium class stock Ia seliingl at shaded
gseex Apricots are In demand and prices
u frmer. Grapes come in rather slowly.
naithough prices are still quite high the
snand Is small. Watermelons and canta-
apes are becoming plentiful There IL
RFy little inquiry for cherries, and rasp-
serries are In large supply, Dairy products
are selling well and prices generally ara
hrm. The wheat market remains some
what depressed and transactions are light,
sith values on the down grade. california
fruit which arrived yesterday morning by
steamer City OF Pnebla was packed ex-
cellcntly.
Rice advanced u of cent yesterday and
another advance is expected within the
mart few days. @
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LIVERPOOL. Aug. i.--Sstnrday, August 4.
and Monday. August 9, will be holidays in
the grain market, and Monday, August q.
viii Be holiday in the provision market.
Nheat--Sseady: demand, poor: holders
offer moderately. No. /. California, Is sisi
Gas So: red Western. winter, s. itsd4Ess
2131: red Western. spring. Is 7d94s SID
Corn-Firu; demand, moderaEe; new
mixed, spot, As Sd.
fiour-Spriug patents. s. Cd.
Barleg-Csliforni brewing. 23s ed0
qgx 81
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

"a psYaErxEST % AeErcuLrUEx,l
WEATHER ErEEAr.
PORTLAND. Or Aug I. is34t
r~~.esst for THURSDAY: kalfs WARMER.
PAGUk. l. r. O.
- r-ArEs DEFAEThExT OF AsRIcULruEK.
rx1rHEE BURzAC-DAfIY sUE.lETTs-
sEArTLx. Wash. Aug. /. 1894
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Hogs-Receipts, 5000: market. slow
and weak; prices, S9 i0c lower: light,
y s'Sg5.t0. rough packing, sI60@4 IS;
fIalsssl, 81 SO 10. heavy packing and
shipping. S4ss@a0a
csFtls-ksceirts. 100 head; market
slow and nsavy.
sheep-laerssp.s. 800: market. steady.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


HoTEL DILLER
WA Patterson, Portad'n o Van " inkie ,Oakville
Miss Crockett, Oakland Mrs Waite, Yak
Mabel Crockett, do T. II Taggart, AneeOrtea
v JohBson, HailefCity l. Howard, Kansas city
AJMeD0nsld, chsriestn w II Benhkm. Chicago
W Brown, Edmonds 3 Palmer, AFiingto1
+ t3aseff, NewN hAtcom Mics l. Bfown, Poland.0
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