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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09
A RICH MANS QUEER CHECK.
It Is Written on Piece of Board About
Eighteen Inches Square.

It Is Written on a Piece of Board About
Eighteen Inches Square.
They were talking about queer
checks, drafts, etc, in one of the local
banks, and a gentleman not long from
Kansas City, No, told the following:
II was once employed" he said, Ito
collect balance Of four hundred and
seventy dollars which was due we'll
known building firm of Kansas City
from an eccentric old millionaire. How
he made his money l don't know, for il
Is said that he could neither read nor
write. but he had it all the same.
well, found the old fellow down
in his cellar, and was gratified to hear
him say that he would pay the bill at
once. l haven't that much cash with
me. he said, but just wait minute
He felt around as if looking for a
piece of paper, and was just about to
offer him some. when his eyes lit on a
piece of board about eighteen inches
square.
Just the thing, he said. and with
that he picked it up and made lot of
queer looking marks on it.
There, he said, take that to my
bankers and it'll be all right
II protested, but IS insisted, and
finally did as he said. l handed the
piece of plank, obviously enough 1 tell
you, to the paving teller, but what
was my relief when he merely smiled,
studied the hieroglyphics a moment,
and handed me four hundred and sew
entv dollars. Then he laid the board
upon a shelf, and that was all there
was TO 1t.
1T transpired that the old man had
system of signs all his own. which
his bankers had agreed TO respect. All
the same the plank check seemed GU
rious ever to them, and it Is hanging
MP in the Office of their esta bhShment
now San Francisco Post.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09
Sugar Market
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Raw, steady. Fair
refining 26s. Centrifugal 96 test 31s landed.
Sales so, kefnedQuiet and steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE
Butter and Eggs.
Coffee Options.

NEW YORK, August. S.-Butter 49, Quiet
Eggs-Weaker; western fresh E13al3s4.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. s.-Cotton-Quiet. mid
ding; 63sci low middllngS, 6$sc; midGling
ordinary. 61sc. Net receipts, AZ; gross, 800;
sales, 300; stocks, 34,09l
New ORLEANS. Aug S.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady: sales spot 80 to arrive 800; receipts l6
export to continent $50; coastwise Also; stock
l.245.
Futures steady. Sales $500: September
SG3la6 s.; October s. 3sa6 50; November ST -
at 10: December 81 5f36 s.; January So 60d6 81;
February 40 66a6 o.; March So Fac -; April
50 7Sa6 ~; May So Sia6 ~.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09

How % Klna ths Day a the Wa
Divide ths number srp--ssng ths
year By four r., taking no notice q tbs
remainder, S~rt fD-t he pozA.sr q
e.ys inclusive t0r. the la q Iao.~r5
~ TIE date fin hand. rsehosAaz EsSCrs,
arr always - hAsArs oS-Iy - days AID
togvthsz she sum, tias qnot-s'ss ~s'd tas
hrst zunber. and dlSide thAss ~ seven
f7D. The BgnTe ~ ths rsFE.ain<isr gSves
Won the drr a the week, ass % stsrb
iBs for sandsT1 two ~ foS Asndsy
ard 40 Ga
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09

PHILADEIFHIA AT BOSION.
r II +
Philadelphia. III 10000 20 SIS - 3
Boston......2 q o. o o 0 0-I0 10 5
Batteries-Buckiey and Harper; Staley,
StiYelts and Harper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09
CLOSING BOND LIST.

NEW YORK. Aug s-Governmens bonds
firm. State bonds dull Railroad bonds
higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09
SUGGESTIONS OF THE TURKS.
They Are Not Contaminated BY Western
Civilization.

Civilization
The superstition OF the Turks Is no
where so apparent as in their fear o.
the evil eye" Jugs placed around
the edge OF the roof. o. an old shoe
filed with garlic and beets blue glass
balls or rings are sure guard against
this Illusion Whereyer pretty child
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09
St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. S-Cot.on Quiet: Mid
ding 63S; sales 1000; receipts none: shipment
49,; stock D, so bales.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09

There's nothin', said the anarchist,
''disgusts me like idle speculation; like
seein' man set down an fgger and
6gger without dcin' nothiR'n
Whats the natter
I've jes come away from one OF our
best men. Has weakenin' IN the
cause. He got hiSSe'f a pencil and a
piece Of paper. calculated it up that
with the work an time he'd put in
maxim a dynamite bomb he could
earn two weeks board as farmland.
An the line OF thought has took his
mind clean off his 'riginsl glorious
principles. Washington Star
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09

-Teacher-"With whom did Achilles
fight at the battle of Trey?" Pupil
Pluto" Teacher - Wrong. Try
again" Pupil-'Nero. Teacher
Nero? How do You" Pupil-"Then
It must have been Hector. ! knew il
was one OF our three dogs. '-Haao.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09
NEITHER ONE LICKS
BOWEN. AND CARROLL FIGHT
TWENTY FIVE ROUNDS.

Battle is an Interesting One Through
out, Both Men Doing Very Clever
Work and Getting in Some Hot
Blows-While Bowen Holds
His own, Carroll APP
peared to Have the
Best of it at the
Last Round.
Sports,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09
BALTIMORE AT BROOKLYN.

RHE
baltimore ..00O02 OO02-4 0
Brooklyn.....00 90 0 /
Batteries-Gleason aud Robinson: DALEY
and Kennedy.
Second game: RHE
Baltimore. ....7 10000 2-l5 12 l
brooklyn. 0 o 2 0 O. 10 :
Observation-Disclosures and Esper; Sum
merville, Daub and Kinslow
NEW YORK AT WASHINGTON
RHE
wasbin rton. .12OO621 o-1215 ;
New York. ....2 0 OIL 0 3 , 2 Go 10 5
Batteries-McGuire and Sullivan; West
erYelt, Meekin, German and Wilson.
CLEVELAND AT PITTsBUEG.
Pittsburr. ..9O2o22O *-1o11 0
Cleveland. .......1 o 0 l o D O. III 3
Batteries-Sugden and Ehret; thinner
aud Petty.
CINCINNATI AT CHICAGO.
Ri E
Cincinnati 10000 *-14 II 6
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 3 l 2-11 10 y
Batteries-Murphy and Dryer; McGill,
Stratton, Kittredge and Schriver.
Western League.
AT 1nuianap OiIs- N u L
indianapolis. 20 l 0OO1 O. 7 "A 2
Detroit. ........0 0 o 0 o o 0 0 O. . 2
Batteries-Phiilips and Murphy; Gayle
and .Ianlzen.
At Minneapolis- r II E
Minneapolis. ? 0 ? 0-15 Is 0
Sioux City.....1 o 0 6 0 2 2 2 O-13 II )
and krauss.
Toledo. ...2Io213O 2-l2 20 2
Grand Rapids. % O. II 4
Batteriss-Blue aud Mcfarland; Rhines
and Spies.
At Milwaukee RUE
Milwaukee. .....0 ! 8 l 2 2-16 % l
Kansas City.....0 0 2 0 0 O. 10 )
Observation-Disclosures and Fields; Hastings
aud DOnshue.
Western Association.
At Rock Island RHE
Des Moines. HOOP 2-71 5
Rock IsIand..2 2 O1O1O-6 s 2
Battsries-Gregg and Trafley; Andrews
and Sage
At Peoria RHE
Peoria. ..........123 o-914 3
Lincoln. I0110 Dol IA 6 2
Battsries-Dillon and Terrier; Barnes
and Speer.
At Quincy r Fl E
Omaha. .......O 140111o# -S11 5
Quincy. . 90 20 o. IL 6
Batteries-Nesl, Whitehill and Fear;
McGrevy aud Boiand.
AT Jacksonville Ri Z
Observation-Disclosures l 1 0 0 2 0 6-16 %
St. Joseph ...3 0 2 2 0 0 O. II
Batteries-Carrish and Snyder; Bristow,
Howe and Armstrong.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-09
bow They Stand.
National IeasrIa

PHILADELPHIA AT BOSTON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-17

The ranks formed - the corner At Second
and Coiumhia strsets bssvesa and 3
O'Clock. and headsd By tAe Ratio band
marched down second 70 Yssisr. On Yes
lsr . Front mp Froat = Pix, up PIKE %
Third. down Third 70 Cciunhaa, % Co
lumbia - 6sosod, mp Second % Piks, On
Pake - Front and up Front - Odd Fell
aovs' hal q North 6sassls. where - sn-
tsstainmsnt and hall took paaca The
grand ofhcsrs I'D IL line, aad the only
colofs carried usso NE sears and stripes
and the large banner Of Court Entsrprise.
Of Seattle. The mafshals voro ". Nor.
FinEson and J. r. Njiric.
The entsrsainmsnt was arranged By
Qussn City Circle, No. la Companions Of
the Forrest, which II the vomsu's auxii-
iary - The order. II consisted q . must
cai and literary programme. terminating
With fancy Axili By sixteen young ladies.
A ball terminated the social feature Of the
sessions 81 the Grand Court
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HARD FOR YOUNG GIRLS.
Trying Preparation for Entrance
Into Society-What Painss Celery
Compound Dees.

TO b graceful, entertaining. accom-
pitshed In musie and Ersnch, easy salkeFs
On topics Of the day. yes mp in ancient
histeey-xhis and much more u what 90
eiety expects Of tho young girls Who
"eoms out" as Is or IL
In the few PEARS before % % great .
magic. PC Q woman, where bat . short
time before vas only child.
II, during these critical pears. constant
mental sxestion absorhs blood and nerve
iofce. the systsm grows feeble and sufferu
from lack Of nourishmsns
The vital mistake Of the thousands Of
Glfis Who yearly break down in schools
ara colleges Is just here: A vigorous.
healthy body aud brain must have m un-
limited supply Of pure. rich blood, fully
capable Of building up growing tissues
and repairing the waste Of hard worked
nerves and brain and body.
This 10 just what Paine's celery COM
pound Is providing today tor ovsr-worked.
anxsous. rundown" people ill over the
United States and Canada
II care be taken that no part Of the body
be poorly nourished. great deal OF hard
Work and study can ba safely gone
through But when young girls are ssen
70 grow thin. pale, spiritisss and nervous
there - plainly starvation Of some Of the
s1PoitoHt organs oh0 CRAVING O1 tne
blood and nerves for better nutrition.
Paine's celery compound was first pre-
pared by Prot. Edward E Phelps. n. D..
IL. D., Of Dartmouth college. with the
fullest knowledge Of any medical man Of
bis day Of what tired weak. nervous wom-
On need 70 make them we'll and strong.
The happy effects OF Paine's Gallery COM
pound in all cases Of debility. nervous
weakness and impoverished, impure blood
are astonishing 1t makes people veil
where everything eise fails.
This remarkable remedy makes siekly.
feeble women strong: does away COM
pistely with the languid feeling that comes
from underfed nerves and blood.
A sure sign Of its radical effect on the
system for good, IL 10 noticed that In .
abort time the eyes grow clearer and
brighter. the cheeks ruddisr and the mind
more active and hopeful.
Pains's celery compound cures dys-
pepsia. sick headaches, neuralgia, rheu-
matism and every symptom Of impure
blood and permanently cures the most din
cult diseases Of the liver. kidneys and
heart.
Thousands and Thousands Of men and
women who have taken Paine's celery
compound ere today perfectly we'll and
happy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-17
VISIT or CAPT. BENDIkE.
The Great AWsrtsaa Osnithologist a
1lveo On the SQUAD.

fhe 0Peat Amsrtsan ORnithologist Ar
sivss On the sovad.
Capt Charles T. Bsndire. u. g. A., ~.
tired. one of the greatsst Of American
ornithologists. u In the city. stopping at
the Hotsl Northern, and will probably re-
maln until Saturday. going East over the
Canadian Pacific. Although this u Capt.
Bendire's first visit to Puget sound, he il
one AZ the pioneers Of the Pacific coast
and u very veil aCQuatntsd with Eastern
Washington. its indians, birds. woods
and citisenA In 1854 he went TO Arixona
with the First dragons and took part In
campaigns against the Apaches. He
served In the South throughout the var and
ct its Close Vas transferred TO the Pacific
coast. For long time he was stationed
It Walla Walla. In the First cavalry. and
oil the old residents OF that city know
him. n. =. Holmes and other ex-Walla
WalIans called on him yesterday.
Capt Bsndirs b writing Life Histories
Of North American Birds" more comprs-
hsnsivs than any similar work now in OF.
istencs. to b published by the Smith.
sonian Institution, one volume Of which
has already bssn issued. For nearly all
that II known about the birds OF the
United States west Of the Rocky noun.
tains sciences = indebted to Capt Bsndirs,
who 10 the discovsrsr Of many species and
has made Close study Of the habits Of Ill
Western birds. There are several students
Of birds In Seattle who have corrssponded
with him. and Who will probably b able
TO give him information about the habits
Of Western Washington's fsathsrsd I'M
habitanta
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-17

Mooney. Magnus 8. Norstrom. Samuel
Nicksls, Andrsas Olsen. James NJ. Ogilvy,
Louis Palson. John Paulson, John l. Par
sons. Henry Robertson. Thomas Roach,
Hugh Ross, George Race, Harry Vernon
Rice. Harriet 9. Smith, August Schroeder.
Charles 6olbsrg. August Stshr. Eric San
din, Ella n. Smith, William ]. Thomas.
Charles w. Vail, William T. Vaughan.
Carl Wilson. John Wsstbrook. olof Wsst-
rand, Alfred H. White, John Zsnga and
John NcCuliouRh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-17

Annual Conventioa CLOSED with .
Parade oo6 Ball.


ParsAe aad Dsll.
The annual convention Of the Ancient
Order Of Forsstsrs OF America closed yes-
tsrday afternoon, after having been in
session two days, and the delegates, visit
order enjoyed an entertainment and ball
In the evening.
This 10 the second Grand Court OF Wash.
ington. there being now twsnty-six courts
In the state. comprising membership OF
2, O00 The sessions we're secret AID held
IN q. A. r. hall In the Hinckisy block, and
the business transacted was largely Of .
routine nature. hearing reports Of commit
tsss. etc. Grand Chief Ranger Neville
presided. The roll Of delegates included
representative from ell the lodges In the
state and was a. follows:
Nj. Black, Court Crescent Ballard !:
Charles Badsr. Court TacoMa. Tacoma; ;
Diamond; q. w. Boubay. Court Rainier.
seattle; J. r. Turner. Cours Tacoma. Ia
coma: George Murphy, Coart Eureka.
Halter City; ]. w. Siayden. Court Ivan hoe,
Tacoma: Henry Lang. Court Mount ver-
non, Mount Vernon; II. d. Tnurston,
Court Roslyn, Rosiyn; :. G. Hsstings,
Court Pride OF Seattle. Fremont; l. ~.
bonado; Isouis schwsisser, Court Queen OF
the Sound. Seattle: William AcNaiiey.
Court 0lney. Gilman; c. =. Nolts. Court
Columbia, Whatcom; Charles Owen, Court
Goodspeed, Wiikeson: I. n. Hooper, Court
Excelsior. Seattle; T. d. Peasisy, Court
Capitol. Olympia; @. y. jacobson. Court
Entsrprise. Seattle; Il A. carstsns. Court
Enterprise, Seattle; A. Mccarthy. Court
Energy. Black Diamond; r. g. Sullivan,
Court Monte Crissc, Snohomish; j. j.
Leuis, Court Resign. Roslyn; Lee n. No
Isinn,a. Court Newcastle. Newcastle; Will
lam Oakes, Court Bainbridge. Port Blake
ley. -~
In addition to the delegates large
number at visiting Forester and their
Isdies we're present, including about eighty
from Port BIaksisy and twenty from
BLACK Diamond. II had been the intsn-
ton Of the Black Diamond court 70 b
present in body, bat special traia could
not b secured TO bring the party.
The principal business Of . public na-
,ur, y a The election Of ofilcsss for the en-.
suing term, Who sse - follow:
Grand chief ranger. p. D. Favcett Of
Taooma. erand sub-chisf ranger, ]. s.
Burrova a Whascom: grand trsasrssr,
George II. 6sswsst, OF seattle; grand
dnanciAi SECRETARY. q. y. jacobson. Of Sc
attic: grand rsccrdins secretary. J. Brad
81 NIshsiueais, Of Mount Carbon !;
rrand ,unior voodasd, Geores Nurpny. Of
Halter City; grand senior bsadie. 9. G.
Hsstinss. Of seattle: grand Junior beadie.
j. j. Lewis, OF Roelyn; trustees, c. w.
JonsaL Of Black Diamond; j. W siaydsn,
Of Tacoma; Charles Badss, Of Tacoma
uwas decided 70 Hold the aext ceurt ~
Rack Diamond o. Nay ~. iSah A. she
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vsoFss Mcconnell began suit in Justice
ss sssstls court yesterday TO recover so
.s sm semss Pincus. the hop buyer. on &C
.s 1at o. checks cashed. The complaint
sss saas on January 5, 1894. Mcconnell
~ finens $40. one-half the amount be-
IN payment OF check drawn BY
eecs on the Boston National bank In
!. o. SELL" aud the other half ON .
ss asawa By Pincas In tayor of
The cheeky were presented II the
ea National bank January IL but
49,. s nef paid The complaint also asls ses
-. 1saeus. having been notified that The
,,as we're not hcnorsd. paid no ~ en-
ess 49, 20 TIE matter. Accompanying the
i paAn' = a notice Of garnishes dirsc ed
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RTHESURVEYOR
Ysr to Complaint in +. =.
kues Case Overruled.
Z, ,uspaoFlrAsLE INVESTMENT.
1853 Fsrs.ss WaasD noeefvos
hspsanssA-Ssv Casss Csa.
1sneoa--xAe DiSeeos.

q - oelssn On the part Of ths stass -
1fneton 70 oust County Surveyor =. y.
as ~ of5cs on the grounA list -
& - tibuts on the employs - his of1es
- again bsfors Judge Langley
u1sy IN the shape Of . demurrer
- complaint The dsfsndans =
s. - With allowing some Of his en-
49, certain amount per dag
nskine out psy roll and collecting
i - eoasty amounts pr dssa greatly
- 80 e the smounts actually I'D The
fbsssby dsfrsuding the county Of
Snme u money. AttoFney 8. 81.
q snpesssd Tor the eounty, and aftsr :
~ ssgumsnt Judss Langley over
- dsmurrer. allowed the exceptioa
~ ~ Tie dsfsndant ten days Il uhish
q 0oDWer.
- uound Of the demurrer We thas
S1o Uoe not accused ~ h6vfng violated
uv ~ and that he could only b oustsd
= soms specific statute. On tbs other
- 4 was eontsndsd for the stase that
Ispmpisint held good II Amss had bsen
~ q misconduct or mslfsasanes under
p>Dmmon lev. though the dsfease vs.
k 1e6ssd By any statute.
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OA5ooe1ooo Raised - tho Validity ~ N
The Ballard city council on Tuesday
night granted . rstail liquor license to
koso & Cyusfwsnska. 4 romonsIrsncs
signed By George Ward, Thomas Clf6 and
others va rsad against the improvement
Of Fourth avenns. Mayor Edmund Peters
said the publication Of ths ordinance Vas
Illegal, not being Published twice con-
secutiyeiy. The ordinance Was ordered
rspublished and the rsmonssrancs was
laid on the table Tor consideration a the
next meeting.
Some weeks a9o the Ballard EmeerpvSss
ceased publication and it, contract for
the city printing vas assigned 20 the
SeayckiieM. . paper until recently pub
lished In Seattle. p. r.. Morrow now
issuss the paper at Ballard - the city's
o1fcial paper. Councilman John Ksane
raised the question Of the legality Of the
change and the matter Was referred 70 the
city attorney for investigation.
A communication from Thomas B.
Brown, recsivsr Of the Seattle, Lake Shore
4 Eastern railway. stated that he was nm
able TO give the committee . definite 70.
ply In regard TO grading Shilshols avenue
council concluded to await his answer b.
fore taking any action In the matter.
Mayor Peters announced his intention
Of vstoing the ordinance rsducing the sal.
aries Of city officials. He claimed that the
ordinance 70 b valid should Be- passed by
the votss OF ct least Eve councilmen. 1t
rscsivsd four votes. He said: II believe
In reduction Of salaries, but believe they
should b equally reduced" He thought
the reduction Of the clerks salary was too
much. He promised to file written OBJ
jections to the ordinance before the next
session Of tho council.
A committee was appointed to procure
IN option on reserve No. for pump
house and report 1t special meeting
Thursday night % that the contract with
the Northwestern Artssian Well and Sup
ply Company could b closed and the
work Of finishing the present we'll COM
v>intnA
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rrxLDsD 70 rsnrrAraou.


= 1sssesA 1apssys ~ Large nsuss
0okoe Csofeoo1oa.
~ preliminary examination before
ynsescs Caldwell yesterday aftssnoou,
Aiexander Duguid, manager a. one u the
experiments In the NacDoagail 3 South
uaek Oompany's store. was bound over 70
sne superior court Tor trial on the charge
- larceny BY smbszsismsnt The specific
amount Of money named IN the complaint
vas v25O. Jet there 10 reason 70 belisve
that the actual amount of the dsflcit in the
department. over which Mr.. Duguid had
control II much larger.
The svidsncs offered By the prosecution
brought out the facts that week aeo last
Wednesday MrA Carrie Fsegrs purchased
from Mr.. Duguid. In his ofBciaI capacity
- manager Of the dspartment, Q hill OF
goods amounting 70 t25a She gave In
payment .. and received the change from
Mr. DuGnid. Mr.. Duguid, instead
q sending the Foods 70 the
proper piscs 70 b wrapped and
The monsy 70 the csshier. wrapped
the goods IN papsr hs had q his counter,
against the rules, kept The money and
then sent the bundle 10 The dslivery de-
pArtmsnt, whore Il was secured By Mr..
MacDougall. Mr.. Duguid Of course having
been watched In his operations. A dupli-
cate bundle Of goods was made up and
sent 10 Mrs. Faegre, while the ORIGINAL
purchase was kept = evidence The next
day Mr.. DuRuid VS. called before Mr..
NscDougsll. J. @. Pacsy. the bookkssper
and Attorney John II. Powell and con.
frontsd with the facts known. He said
that ne had confession 20 make and then
psoceedsd to tell that from: rsmarks made
20 him By Mr.. MacDoueall he had con.
cludsd he was % b DISCHARGED. He dtd
mot know what caused him 10 do n he
did, but hs took the q. 50 paid him By Nra
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THE VARIETY DIVES
Excuses for Ranning Than
Without License.
OFFERING s.ooo N GOLD COIN.


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