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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

A LARGE bomb was found in the
courthouse at Lesdville. Col, on the
18th. with the fuse burned to within half
an inch of the bomb, when it had for
tunately gone out. There were over
500 persons in and around the building
at the time. A reward of $1,000 was
promptly offered for the apprehension
of the miscreant who placed the bomb
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

The new silver coinage bill was dis.
cussed in the German ~reiehstag on the
9Th. Count Posadownky secretary ofthe
imperial treasury, who has charge of
the bill. said, that it would be impos-
sible for Germany alone to renew the
coinage of silver. That vas not to be
expected; but as an international reg
ulatiou was still a distant possibility
Germany must act for the best under
the circumstances.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

The imports of dry goods at the port
of New York for the week ended on
the 9Th. We're s1.s3T. e5s. and the
amount marketed si,sss.o 13. In the
corresponding week Of 1929 the i'm
ports were IS, 570.o el, and the amount
marketed !, sQ2, so3,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12
SOUTHERN

~ - NV @EA4ANfa
The legislature OF Louisiana meets 10
Nav.
For The nrst time "a the his,orT u anF stats
~ the Union three senator's are to ~ elected.
nue for the term ealing March : tses. one tor
the term endiaz March 4 tspT. senator White
having n~en elected tor a second term before
Ne hal completed his first or. and one for the
term cndlng March 4 1917. the successor to the
late senator Gibson.
All The politicians know. but maav lnt-lii-
grnt people Do not, that IN n. event o. a icxis-
aftve deadlock. no senator being chosen. th~
state will b. entirely without representation
In the upper hcus- Of congress until isps IN
less The governor should call an EXTRA session
- the legislator. ani g should elect 10 the
vacant senaiorships
dispatch from Mes Orleans SAYS A pre-
umtnary canvass Of the legislature indicates
that SIR Blanchard. Who IL aiiinx Whites m
expired term On TIE appointment % the GOV
ernor. will - elected ~ tho legislature -
that term, as we'll a. % the secoad t.rm. Witch
extends 70 isot There = some Doubt a. to his
colleague The three candidates are senator
car-ry. now nliiaS the place ~ the appoirt
neuf 81 the governor. Fl Senator J0ne. and
Congressman Bostner-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

George Murrell. n wealthy sugar
planter. and one of the most remark
able men in Louisiana. died in New Or
leans. aged 50
He vas a man % the old southern school.
brave as q lion. AMI lived through \ life almost
A. romantic A. that % sam Houston. whom Ne
In many respects lie removed
from Virginia to ih- STATE q Tennessee shsn
a Young naH. and fell in with the Cherokee In.
Haas. Who took : fancy 20 him aaa berE-i
aim 10 make his home amr-x
them When they we're removed from
sasf Teanesse. 70 th~ Indfsn TERRITORY 10
isso he followed ih- land And settled arors
them. remaining until The outbreak % the var
re married a Cherokee maiden. = ni-c~ Of ths
lndlaa chief john Ross. prior % tss a. Ross
Landing. the spot uh~r~ the city - chat
tsaooxa e nov situated His wife died. ari
he marFt~t bis Surviving wife sha vas . sister
10 ats nrst spou<c He loved the iadisns. ard
"a aiSays thrir amhasssfnr for p~.c~ Nur
r~A mai- msny treaties -hfCh srrr really r.
ne afFantas- Of Ms adspt@d r-opi- Tier
never forgot hin. and shii- among taern noth
inE va tro good for hin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12
r.por,. Of wh-.t from Nv or,..n.

The ~ Louis Globe Democrat. in ar
article on gain exports. says
LAST var Their, we're shirr@i from Sew Or
leaas 10 Eurnp~ shout Heo.nu bushels e.
What aesriy hadf rofnx q Eagiand aud mar
rs a thlrf 20 France This export nrst
ne~s has zroEu ~ very rapidly duriaE The las
uiac 81 ten years In ls3 less than &n
rusheis - wheat l~n NeS Orleans for Eu
roq~aa ports In me years i~9 and tsa ths
average vas a Httls above iGnog. r.
iSi e Nas ufsDa . aui In isc uRap
FROM - Louis itself M shipments - buls
gran ~ river % New orleans have no, IN
creased 50 Uniformly Tssutv Years aga the
shipments q wheat we're nominal In t.-a
ani aSain IN is-e nearly sa1a - bushels w.rs
shiQprd. bot ihe total fen 10 tss to o an
IN i@i tie numt ~ % bushels thus shipp.i zp
p~ruHimatet sg"eI The total falling In fsc 70
so"lta0. and In iSnt 10 less than s0ooea Ths
barge line = able - move 70 New Orleans .
sa0h pr mouth- AMI can handle aHn.Wx
bushels n float. a. one time
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-04-12

. Gratifying Revival Of Itu.lrr.. Through
ont the Country with n Decrease in
Failures Shown by " a. Dun q COS.
weekly Review a Improvement Not
OF Large F-rnpoparttoa~. Hat ~ .
Healthy taarsrt-r-k slight Rise In
wheat Owing to Iniury 60 the Growing
Plant by FROST.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
Lying About Logan.

The Tribune charges that Robsr,
X. Logan voted for fifty year. ex.
tension of the S. p. X. II. debt in
the last Legislature. Now as Their.
never was such bill before the Leg
islature the statement is false.
Senste Joint Resolution No. 10
was memorial to Congress asking
Congress {" provide for the adjust
merit Of refunding of snch indebted
ness but their was no fifty year. ex-
tension mentioned in the memorial
1t seems impossible for tho Tribune
70 make any fair or truthful state
meuts connected with the campssxn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
Converted.

A Republican who heard Judge
GOOD wins speech st the Opera
House, says he CONVEX ted him TO the
silver party. Judge Goodwin, "
said he, attributed all of the manv
Ills from which the State and nation
now 'ufter to the demonstration of
silver by the Republican party, and
could give no assurance whatever
mat the party intends to change it.
poiicy. Hsnceforth am a straight
OUT silver man. Judge Goodwin con-
'erted me, L shall support the Silver
ticket from ConRressman to Con.
'tubie, both inclusive.-Journ.l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31

Mr.. Goodwin asserted and rei.er-
atsd the assertion i'm his talk the
other night that there is no room in
the United States for third party
Had this idea prevailed thirty eight
years ago there would have been no
Republican PARTY. The assertion
leads former Republican who heard
MIR. Goodwin's speech to ask if he is
trying to prove what has so often
been chalged, that the Republicans
and Democrats are Wall Street twins
depending on each ether, and both
agreed that To strike down one will
lIll both.
The Silver State got out a double
heet political edition last Saturday
hat was hummer. The APPEAL
'ired for 1000 copies and scattered
hem out with its own edition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
Notice..

a special meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners will be held
IN Monday Nov. 9th, 1894. at 10
O clock A. NJ. All parties having
claim. against Ormsby county will
please present the same at the County
oierk office on or before Saturday
Nov. 3rd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
Jones at Reno.

Last evening . special car crowded
with number OF Carson Silver men
&" Keno to hear jones and Warner
1t was the largest meeting ever
held at Reno and the speakers we're
cheered to the echo.
lie has changed the tide and in
sures the county to Silver by large
majority.
Zones and Warner will speak here
Friday evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
E. G. Waite Dead.

San Francisco, Oct. 3O.--E- g
Waite, Secretary of State, died eacIv
tn" morning at his home in Alau,ed,
after short illness His friends at
tribute his death to general physical
brought on by worry over
political mstters, he being the iade.
pendent candidate for Reelection a,
Secretary of State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
The Gar Worse.

Washington, Oct. 3O.-Tb. s,
trenely serious condition of thu tar
is shown by the following dispatch
received to-day by Prince Cantacu
zun, Russian Ambassador: The con.
ditisn OF the Gar is considerably
worse since yesterday. The expectora.
ton OF blood is increased by n strong
cough.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
From the Orient.

LoL don, Oct. 3O.-A dispatch To
the rail- Mall Gazette from Chez Foo
says feet of japanese transports
protected by 10 war ships, Ia. been
seen landing troops on the mainland
OF the Twang Tung peninsula, north
OF Elliotts Island.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE.
Sheriffs Sale.
Richard kirman,

/ u
order OF sale and decree of foreclosure
Under ard by virtue of al order Of sale and
| foreclosure of sale, Issued out of tho Dis,-io,
| Court OF the State of Nevada in and ,or m.
/ county of ormsby, on The Goth d.v of NJ,
| 1893, III the above entitled action uh.rai,,
hichaid kirman the above named nIo;,.ie
obtained judgement and decree Of fo,o-
closure and sale against e. 81 Schulz a.sn
dant, on the 18th day Uf Man A. 10. lss2 f.r
the sum of sixteen hundred and thirty dol
ars $780, 90 in United ST ties gold cain D.,
sides int crest, costs and counsel fee. ubjob
said Cecree was on the 29lh Jav ri |
May A. ID. 1893 recorded in Judgement Rack
of said Court, aud that on Jan2Itb ,a2tba
was received by the plainti u on a.co,,,
of the foregoing judsenentthe sum or
s94a- co. and that on Jan. 3Ist 1894 tbe-.
was received by the plaInt,f oa acc.u, +
of he foregoing judgement the sum of
90. making a total Of sI275-C0 Receives
on sato judgement, and there now ~.
mains due tho sum of S355.oo, together
with the interest, costs and accruinp
costs.
L am commanded 20 sell the FOLLOWING | .
PERSONAL properly described rs follows: A.
iorses and mares; l mule all branded on /
cit shoulder thus: C. 5, l. sucking colts, no ,
'rahd; II head of cows and young sto, k
randed c. S on left shonIder, (
Public not'c is hereby given that on Satur b
ny the Sra y Of November A. d. 1884. at II
clock A. NJ, of that day at C, NJ, SchuIz's
inch Oh Clear Creek, in tine county Of Drm- u
~, l viii, in obedience To said order OF sale | Al
4 decree of foreclosure aud sale, sell The L
'oNe describe property, or 50 nue.: there
az may he nece ssary To ,tlsfy said Judge
ent with interest costs etc 10 the biybes F.,
I'd best bidder for gold coin IF The limited
ates, tf
Dated October 3lth, 1894, W
wM. KINNEY, Sher fl. IN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
A Question of Veracity.

Inc truth OF the story that Mr.
e OouShty called al the office Of t,y
carson APPEAL t. as.erLaIn further
particuiars 81 It's editor, one Sam
t DAVIS. Concerning his Doughty's)
campaign funds, Is matter OF
'nracIty between Mr.. Doughty and
said DAVIS. Mr.. Doughty saws that
DC called on Sam Davis, whlte DAVIS
says that the PopulIst no...titee for
C"ngre never dnrkened the doors
"f the APPEAL ofii... Thing, b.,no |
equal, We believe t,.at We are with
Tue majority when we give credei C..
o. The word Of Mr.. D"ughty in pre-
ference to that of DAVIS aforesaid
From what We have learned, we
| Judge Tor the reputation for truth
ana varacity of the Davis aforesaid is
not good In the community in which
no lives. The Chronicle loses no
opportunity. however, to quot.
Davis.-Enterprise.
The question of varacity does not
lie between the APPEAL aud MIR
Doughty, but between the APPEAL
and tue Enterprise.
Ii he ever called at this Office
neither The editor of the laper -,
any # the employees of the office e
weIe III
tie stated to several parties in this "
city that he had not called here. p
We do not believe that MIR. Doughty
ever made the statement that he had G
called at this Office demanding
retractlon. 1t was y sneaking and
lie concocted in the
aor'c"t'on factory IF the Republican
'arty, the Enterprise.
The editor of that horrible examnIs
II reckless Journalism in Virriu,a
jIty Is one of those sneakipg liar, nv
IN" 10 order to crawl out of the re-
of his lying, attributes "a
ne lie t. Ma innocent party 90 that
e will not b- held responsible for it
We reach this conclusion by a
sneral knowledge of the breed
cattle we are discussing. We have a.
ever met Mr.. Doughty, but Wa will ca,
'mbls on the fact that he ia not
en- whole sale, abandoned, three IN.
all wool ard ~ inches wide liar
the Enterprise man.
If the Enterprise man will indpce
= Doughty tn make the assertion a.
er his signature that he called a
10 Office and interviewed the writer
Silver Central Commits of
msoy will send him 500 by Well. ,;o,.
rgo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
BentOn's Linfmest.

Geo. l. Lsmy h.-,iust started his
violin CT. for the fall term. If Won
want to study that king of all instru-
nsn's under the most rapid yst m
known. consult th~t popular young
orchestra leader aud teacher
Borwnie pins, shsh amber and
sterling silver hair orn.msp.s.
Elegant pu. Sc, card ase.. and toll.
Notewares'.
Ths Latest upss Date.
DuMaurrie's now book: "Trillby'
and Peter bbetsoa"-Japane.e
novelties and fans, popsiar song. and |
and other new lines of goods, just re-
'ceivsd ut Cagwin & Nutswares.
Every child who buys ten cent,
worth of candy or nuts at Adams
candy store hes an opportunity of
getting back any sum from ten cents
to dollar.
Piano Tuning.
.. A. Bolt, of Sac Amento, will
be In Carson DC. her 2st. Leave 4
orders with Cagwin & No.eware. # s..
Notice.
Notice y is hereby given that
Fnri R-fstto will not be responsible /
for any debts contracted by my wife
Fur RasETTo.
Carson New, Oct. 22nd, 1894.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
he Empire Meetjno.

There will be silver meeting at
Empire this evening. The candi-
dates will 90 down in private con-
veyances and show themselves to the
people of the seaport town.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child,
She cried Cor Cas.oria
When she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria
When she had Children,
she gave them Castoria.
1884
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
ALL SORTS.

Things will be red hot in Empir,
It tonight.
The meeting here Friday mig t
Il will be- a rouser.
Evidence in the Worden trial Is
strong against The accused,
More Gsese were seen flying south
last night. A sure sign of a storm
Miss Mile james departed ON
last evenings train to attend Mil
College.
Before another storm reaches ns
see Joe Plat and get rigged out in
comfortable underwear.
Seven children were burned To
| death IN a tenement house In New
York yesterday morning.
Philip krall, teacher Of piano. j,
ready to receive pupils. For Informal
ton apply to +. j. Stelnmetz or Mrs
McQuarters.
VIM. Owens, messenger in the
Interior department., died yesterday
OF small pox- The other CLERKS are
down with the disease. c
The storms have washed all I'll.
names off the Republican poster. that =
are printed in red. The .now-storr,s
Oh the ct will wipe out the bal.nc.
bartlne IL crticislng Mr.. Newlanb, fl
Stocking. He thinks they cost to F.
much 'e'zen. Mr.. Bar,ine seems
:" want 70 pose A. the "Suckl.sx "i
Simpson" of Nevada. &c
The italian bark Scutuln, from
ohiladelFhia September 81, for M ~
lies, was boarded by pirstes off "
Zorro Nusvo, Africa, who plundersd
no vessel Of 1000 boxes Of ,setroI-
UNI. Re
IF
Take no stock in political side ne
hows, be they Democratic or POM O.
st. but Keep in the middle Of the sac
lad and cast your ballot for tn, pl,
liver State ticket. 1t will bring the rs
sat results to Nevada.
The Tribune hasn't of late mad. Mr.
~ foolish remarks about our two owe
ndidates for County Commissioner 'hi'
10 IHbuns has discovered that the
ese two men are very popular with or'
voters, and both of them will be Tar
'ctsd next Tuesday.
The Turnversin dance which j. r
led for November 2nd promises r
re enjoyment than anything Car t.,s
has had for some time. The 1.-The
ing ladies are putting IN all their n.v.
70 moments in the gymnasium, i,lat
lie the gentlemen members are Nil 9,
Three persons were killed and ono Con,
'ily Inquired on the Beech Creek men
yesterday by the wrecking of a ness
ght train. The men killed had tsnsi
Divers and full kit of burglars. 1t sc
= masks, etc. 1t Is supposed to m
were on their way to Cleveland meu1
rack the county bank.
ne Lopez family are very destl. G..
sIncs the head If it died. Sub W..
'tons have been started and al.
70 Bigelow headed the list with 49,,
The Silver Central Commute. -,
a cord OF wood. Anything left coI,.r
~ OF the newspaper offices will tie,
'rwarded to the family.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31

The taxpayers are waiting for the
tribune to show by the official
hgures that the county has not saved
ten thousand year by the silver ad-
Unable to do 20 II
simply initiates it lung. and wells
liar at the top of it's voice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
The Weiland SALOON,

w. Whitney has assumed control
OF the WeilaEJ saloon, wk,cb he
proposes to run strictly up to the
times. He will dispense the best
liquors and cigars and fine cid Gov
eminent whiskey, which slides down
your throat like oil, .ioksing vour
palate meanwhile. Call and ~.
Handsome Whit" FIJI
BentOn's Imminent.
Which has been used in Carson for
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain TO those who
know 1t 1t Is really iIs.ended for
horses but works with tbs same mag
zeal effect on the humsn. 1t is a
powerful remedy and for rheumatism
rs the king of the weld. Ache.
knocked out in short order. No
'horseman should be wioaout a bot
tie. netf
Benton's Liniment for sale at oil
drug stores.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
When Johnny Comes March
ing Home.

Il
w
Nhen Jones comes marching home
again.
Hurrab. Hurrah /, 4,
ue CHEERS the hearts Of Silver men,
E. -,
I mo
H.
Knt r
fCbor,s, w y, W ~ SD
vote the
yba,
'oiiies marching
"hen he stood pat with Bartine's
crowd
Hurrah Hurrah.
al saiu ''hn r. did them
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-31
STOCKS.

Yesterdays sales In the S.
FRANCISCO Stock Exchange:
YEsTEBDAY's AFTERNOON BOARD.
Ophir 9 60
Mexican | 20
Gould 81 Curry 63
Best IL Bel, her | 20
Con. Cal. Va. d 55
Savage IS
tholiar 80
Potosi 20
iale IL Norcruss 80
crown Point 20
Yellow Jacket II
kentuck o.
Belcher "a
Confidence 10
Sierra Nevada 81
Bullion Al
Overrnan 81
Justice "a
Union Con GS
Alta go
Challenge 40
Occidental OS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

posed to respect this opinion He had
moi found 1t necessary TO asperse the
character OF any Democrat 70 please
the Popullsts He had his own self-re-
spect to sustain and wished others 10
recognize. and asserted that Demo-
Gratis should observe that OF the presi-
dent He had deemed II necessary to
discuss federal matters extensively and
promised that as governor OF the state
he would never send a message TO the
LEGISLATURE urging It to coin money or
regulate It's value. He referred TO the
presidents action in sending troops TO
Chicago to quell the riots. stating that
he believed In states rights and the
recognition OF the state to control Its
affairs and execute laws. but he be-
lleveI when the state was rendered
powerlnas and had not the strength
he believed In the strong arm OF the
federal power TO protect itself and
its prosperity, and to restore order.
This brought nearly every delegate In
the hall to his feet and Wild enthusiasm
prevailed for several minutes. He con-
demned the attempts to array the
town against the country and then re-
iterated his well-known position re-
garding change In the number OF
the members of the legislature. He
referred again to harmony and the
necessity OF maintaining not only In
the state but in the nation. Ills closing
paragraphs were brilliant references
TO the need Of better and higher citl-
zenship and pretty tribute to Texas,
the land of his adoption and native
home Of his children.
The convention adjourned this af-
ternoon to o'clock tomorrow morn
Inn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

49, ~
self upon the reos''
much more inl1r, Nv.
thirds vote. TSes'''
employed the ~.
here. ~ a lll.t
rule speech, whIrs y, ~ ~ =
MIR. Curl had :, snf n
Democratic oxpe,,, XIV 81
the two-thirds MKT FIX I.
constituency tha. I. "a
as ne did and he e' WITS
and wanted "a - .n.''at,
AIR. burgess ssos,., ,-.'l
opposed any report vs.. !. q
believing the iigh,, ' ~. VI
convention tahef Wy NJ
vote by COUNTS HAls
forced to a yo,e X. =
change. This Wis 4, ,si
ping horses. He tbS *
zee would lay itself , M I.
tatlon Of acting n IN \ 4
some candidate. He
innovation wen t Il. VI
candidate down IN S1'
better that one man s s,,'s
for the time honorr y ~ \,
traditions Of the par a, !.
pied under foot. 'n''l
Mr.. Arnold's motloo !,
whole matter to the XIII.
r9commendation VA AZ ,,,f|
An aye and no vu,s :: - 4 !
on the substitute Of ~
two-thirds rule and "a. 4 Il
tapled by a vote Of Il. n. 4
In detail was as folIo~.v
Aye-Sherrill. sbar =
Foster. Williams, csI R''1 !.
Arnold. Mczie iun9.. !.
Patton. Poole. iillss,
Rice, II. C. Fos,.' 4
Cobb. h''',
Against shelburue ~.
Curl, Burgess. Lam, n1S
Wood, Leggett. Pleia IN, =
Evans. 4
Sheiburne moved 10 a.
o'clock ut night. Lost ~
Bywaters motion Il ~.
the majority rule then s XVI
the vote being the ssr 'aa \
the motion to table, WI, \
divided his vote. IL tor IN, " /, 4
Recruit, II 1-2 for ne y r, n, 4.
1S 1-2 against.
Mr.. Chapman gave no,,,. !,
ity report.
Adjourned 10 $40 toners,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15
COMMITTEE on cnrp,,l
A Number Of comt.su /,
Long stsslsa.

- ~ .a'pss1
A Number OF covt.. n
Iaru s, ,'
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Dallas, Tex, Aug u-n|
tee on credentials mai 4, II
building ,,d 49, - Y
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i'Ni Ivy 81 Kerr county q |
ana Haywood Brahan 4 4
county as seerstary
odiou,no1 -4-
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CITY hall' The committee Il
to order at the city hall IA II
tary read the folln,-,,,.
bors ~ az $3.50. ny
a., '''e eoilnhsIee q
50 that any correction iAn I
necessary could be ma1s
oeeding further Win M,
Credentials eomml,,N-
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2. Hiram CAS-
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