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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
HEADS TO BE CHOPPED.
China's New Viceroy is a Bloody
Butcher-Admlrals all Hiding

Onlud . NS" SASoiOy 10 oiOOOy
Butcher-Admirals all Hiding
VANCOUVER, b. c., Jan. lad
vices by Steamer Empress Of Japan
state that the situation in Pekin is
more complicated since the arrival
of Viceroy Leu-Kum-Yieh, LII
Hung Changes greatest enemy.
Yieh has issued a decree con-
demning Admirals Ting, Kung
and Tao ai to death, aud all the
officers in command Of the divi-
sions yet alive, and who showed
cowardice before, after or dur
ing the Port Arthur battle.
By this sweeping decree, none
of the generals or admirals
escape punishment. He will
publicly disgrace the commanders
before the execution.
Officers have been sent after Ad-
miral Kung, who is hiding at Yang
Chow. Kung Is brother to the Chi.
nese minister to England, and I'M
der Lii Hung Chang was very pow
erful at court. Yieh selected Kung
for special revenge on account Of
his enmity to LII Hung Chung.
Lord LII, another impeached ad-
miral, is in hiding and in commu-
nication with Kung. Government
spies reported these facts to the
authorities so their capture is GER
tain. Admiral Ting is locked up
with the fleet at Vie Hal Wei.
1t Is said he will cheat the eXecu-
toner, as he is extremely proud.
The edict was issued a month ago
by the Emperor Of China to those
within the palace precincts, and
has just come to light. 1t had
been jealousy guarded from the
public, as it was hoped and wished
that the young emperor, despair
ing and discouraged, would change
his mind and recall his utterances.
1t was given out when Wing
Thung Tsao and Wen Thung Shin
memoralized the emperor, sug.
costing the removal Of the capital
westward
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
COURT NOTES.
Stole a Bicycle.

Ed. King, alias Ray Simpson,
has been arrested for stealing a
bicycle belonging to n. o. Miller,
while the latter was attending
school. King claims he was under
the influence of liquor when he
took the wheel. This is said to be
the second bicycle that King has
taken unlawfuIly. King halls from
Iowa, and was formerly employed
as shipping clerk in railroad
freight office up north.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
Brooklyn Car Strike.

BROOKLYN, Jan. 17.-Trolfy cars
on the DeKalb avenue line are all
running, compromise agreement
having been reached. The number
of men on this line is 400.
The Fifth ave. line OF the Atlantic
ave. system and the Court street
and Flatbush avenue lines of the
Brooklyn Heights company are
running a limited number. Six
thousand men are still out.
The most powerful railroad cor
porations remain abdurate.
The state board Of arbitration is
making every effort to terminate
the strike in a compromise.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
HavermeYer on Trial.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-All de-
murrers offered by the defendant
to the indictment returned by the
grand jury against President
Harvermeyer and Secretary Searls,
OF the American Sugar Refinery
company; Broker Seymour, OF New
York, and Correspondent j. j. Ed.
wards, were overruled by Judge
Cole in the Criminal court today
and defendants were required to
plead to the indictment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
Foreigners Interested

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 7.-Letters
from United States consuls in Eu-
rope report the manufacturers as
largely interested in the coming
exposition, and that the wooden
manufacturers Of England think
they made a serious mistake in
not making the exhibit at the
Worlds fair, and will now make
laarge display at Atlanta.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
A Society Belle to Be an Actress

New YORK, Jan. T.-Mrs. Sgd
ney Harris, Jr., one Of New York's
society leaders, will make her debut
as a professional reader today at
the Ladies' club. Mrs. Harris is
well-known in this city as a clever
amateur actress and her ultimate
intention is after a course of pro.
fessional reading to go on the
stage. She is the daughter OF the
late Judge John r. Brady, Chief
Justice of the Supreme court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
State Leg islature.

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 7.-(Special.)
In the Senate this morning Sen
ator Tips bill to transfer a num-
Der of available funds to the gen
eral revenue was taken up, and
after long discussion, was recon-
mitted.
The Senate went into executive
session at IL 80 o'clock to confirm
Gov. Culberson's appointment.
There was nothing Of importance
done in the House.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
Sons of Vermont Dine.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE "Sons
OF Vermont" have magnificent
gathering tonight, and have in
vited, among other distinguished
sons of the state, Senator Morrill,
and Congressman-elect Foss.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
Passenger Train Wrecked.

WADswoRTH, New, Jan. ia
passenger train was wrecked at
White Plains by the engine jump
ing the track. Brakeman Vincent
Lafarge was killed. Engineer Mar
tin Kline was seriously, and Fire
man J. c. Hamway slightly in
jured. No passengers were hurt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
Want to be Alone.

WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-Repre-
sentatives Of five tribes Of Indians
were heard today by the Sen
ate committee on Indian affairs,
they opposed any arbitrary change,
by the National government, OF
the method OF controlling affairs
in the Indian Territory, urging
that the Indians are competent to
attend to their own affairs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
Boxing for the Poor.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 1.-THE
Olympic. club will give gigantic
benefit for the poor Of this city
this evening 1t is expected that
Morris Isaacs will meet Al Rob-
erts, and Billy Murphy, the Aus
tralian, will have a set to with
Frank McHugh.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
In the Receivers Hands.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa. Jan. 1.-THE Iowa
Investment company has been placed in
the hands OF a receiver on application OF
the Fidelity Loan and Trust company OF
New York 1t had 10000 capital and
was represented to have $50, 900 Of floating
debt which it cannotp ay. It's liabilities
and assets are about equal. G.. II. Perry,
president, was made receiver.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
Court Martial to Meet,

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-By direction
Of the president a general court
martial has been appointed to
meet at Fort Sheridan, Illinois, to-
day, for the trial of First Lieuten-
ant James V. S. Paddock, United
States army, retired.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
Missing Mariners.

SNOW HILL, Md, Jan. H.-Wm.
T. Birch, of Green River life saving
station, accompanied by Charles
Baker and Charles Hudson, went
sailing Sunday and are believed to
have been lost during a heavy
gale,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
State Agricultural Convention.

COLUMBUS, o., January 1.-THE
Ohio State Agricultural association
will hold its annual convention
here today. The sessions will be
held in the Senate chamber. Able
speakers will attend and make ad-
dresses during the gathering.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
County Fair MANNERS, Convention

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 1.-THE
seventh annual meeting Of the
New York state association Of
County Agricultural societies will
be held here this week beginning
today in Agricultural Hall.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
Debs Secures Habeas Corpus.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lin the
Debs case before the Supreme
court, the writ Of error was de-
MED but leave was granted to file
petition for habeas corpus return
able January 90.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
Standardization,

Mr.. j. Il. Garbade, a popular young
salesman Of JoSke Bros dry goods en-
porium, and Miss n j. Castor will be
united 10 marriage tonight. Mr.. Gar
babe has just received the glad news Of
having fallen heir to 5000.
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Needed the Warning.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Duke Of
Argyle, who tainted Tuesday. while
speaking at Glasgow, announces
his retirement from public life.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
Warm and Fair.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-To East
ern Texas fair and warmer, south
erly winds.
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Billy Smith and walcot. Matched.

Billy sinful and Walcote Matcheu'
Boston, Mass, Jan. T.-Billy
Smith and Joe Walcott who were
expected to fight today will meet
in this city on March l at the
Music Hall. They are to box to
decision at l42 pounds.
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To Celebrate the Emperor's Birthday.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ia recep-
ton will be held today at the Ger
man Embassy to celebrate the an
niversary OF the birth Of the EN-
peror OF Germany.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
Market Slow.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 7.-Cattle
is slow and weak.
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The WAYS of Art.

Young Smears, for his great
picture OF "The Blind Beggar and
the Distempered Dog" got a real
blind man in the streets for a
model. After the last sitting the
beggar demonstrated thusly:
"Beggin' your pardin," sir, but Is
my nose quite as red as that there"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17

T. s. Dunlap, OF Waco, Is in the
city on a brief sojourn and Is q
guest of the Mahncke.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-17
The Britannia off for the Mediter

The Brltannla OH IOI IH5 MeuIEeI-
ranean.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Prince OF
Wales's yacht Britannia leaves to-
day for the Mediterranean, to take
part in the annual races.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-17

address by mail for so CENTS A
MONTH 1t is delivered by carriers
IN Portland and vicinity at the same
rate.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-17
l.,4tl1,@Ls Rotations.

Won B.umer--Staokson has an office
next to you and says he sees q great deal
Of you.
Dimpleten-Yes, l have a telephone in
my Office and ho hasn' New York Her.
alds
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-17

of the mountain with their mighty
plunge, while nearer the foot of the dome
by the sea the less height of waterfall
caused comparatively feeble erosion and
left considerable masses remaining of the
lower slopes along the shore. 1t affords
an interesting geological study.
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EVENTS At SANTA BARBARA
Death of Venerable Juan Ayala
at MOnteCitO
WAS NOTED FOR HIS PIETY
The San Marcos Opened as Raymond
Resort
Tax Collections Coming In Rapidly-Local
Events OF Note and Personal
1enton

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 1.-The ven.
cradle Juan Ayala of Muntecito breatbei
his last yesterday, just one day after pass
ing his eighty-tirst year. Don Juan was
benevolent Californian of the old
school. hlghly esteemed for his piety and
charitable acts. ana his life was one of in
dustry. He took a deep interest in
church matters and ever endeavored to
spread sunshine and gladness among his
neigh bors. The people of t1is city and
of Montecito, and all others who had the
pleasure OF knowing Mr.. Ayala, sincerely
mourn his loss. He was a truly good
man. \ solemn high mass of requiem:
was celebrated over his remains today at
the Catholic church by one of the mis-
sion fathers. The funeral was largely at
tended.
CITY NOTES.
The San Marcos hotel. thoroughly reno
vatsd and refurnished, opened its doors
yesterday under the management of Wal
ter Raymond, the we'll known excursion
list. Mr.. n. s. Mullan. hotel man of
wide experience, is in direct charge of the
house, while the clerks, chef de cuisine.
second cook, baker and head waiter are
all skilled hands in their respective de-
partments. Opening amid favorable aus
pices, the new hotel is welcomed by Bar
bsrenos and its success is assured.
Tax Collector NJ. f. Burke, Deputy H.
q. Sweetzer. Assessor Frank Smith and
Judge X. ID. Smith are at Santa Maria
TO-DAY collecting taxes. At Lompoc. Los
Alamos and Guadalupe, SIG 471.4 was
paid In, aud three more towns yet remain
20 be visited. The rush at the main office
in the court house also indicates that
money is not very scarce hereabuuts.
Rev. Father Stockman, the new rector
of the church of Our Lady of Sorrows.
has assumed full charge Of his parish.
He Is charmed with Santa Barbara and
all regard HIM as worthy successor of
the late Rev. Father James Villa.
Inc students of the business college
were favored yesterday AFTERNOON with a
scholarly lecture by Rev. E. +. Dins-
more OF the Unitarian church.
Engineer J. c. Martin today announced
that the Southern Pacific company will
nut OH an oil engine next week on this
division ard test the qualities of Sum-
.merland oil for locomotion purposes.
Within few davs Mr.. Z. de la Cuesta,
agent of Bishop Francis Mora. will con-
vey 5000 acres of land in the College
ranch to representatives of an Iowa coll
ony. Settlement will follow Immediately.
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VENTURA'S new RAILROAD
II Is to Be Built to and Through
the Ojai Valley
PROMISE OF THE BUILDERS
The Line to Be a NarrOw.Gauge and
Will Be Well Equipped
They Promise II VIII Be Built In Two
Yesrs-News and Personal Tat
t.rs of Interest

VENTURA, Nov. 2.-Nentura is inter-
ested just now in the possi blities for a
railroad connecting this place with the
Oiai valley. Messrs. W. II. Barnes. an
attorney here, and Mr.. George c. Power,
our county surveyor are the promoters
of the scheme in evidence just now. Who
else is back of the proposition is not
known. These gentlemen say they are
going 10 build it and that is all that any
one ows concerning the project. 1t is
thought by some that eastern capitalists
are interested. BY others that the South
ern Pacif. railroad is DESTROYS of pene-
trating the little valley and controlling
Inc traffic of that region. But whoev r
or whatever is to puild the road yo,
correspondent has the assurance of Nj.
Power that the road will be built and
that within two years from January /,
1886. Messrs. Barnes aud Power are ac-
lively engaged in securing tn, right OF
way and In completing the survey. They
ask that Nordhoff give the right of way
into the town and SIS, 900. Part of this
has already been promised. The Ojai
valley people, with few exceptions. are
enthusiastic over the scheme and will
give their hearty support. The terminus
OF the road in Ventura will be the Soutf n
Pacific depot. The road as proposed will
be narrow gauge ana fitted with ruling
The whole will cost. wnen completed,
between $1,000 and 500. 900.
BREVITIES.
Professor H. A. Rayner will, with the
assistance of company DE- i've the stirring
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POMONA
The Flower Festival Well Attended-Fruit
Growers 1eet

The Flower Festival Well Attended-Fruit
Growers neet
POMONA, Nov. mir. George Rob-
bins, who has been spending the summer
in the eastern states. returned home yes
terday.
The autumn flower festival opened yes
terday, ana last night there was a very
large audience present. \ very ene pro-
gam was rendered.
The Metho dist cnurch, south. memb ers
held very pleasant box social Wednes-
day night at the residence of Mrs. Cooper,
on East Second street.
Th' Forestsrs are planning musical ana
literary program TO be given on Novem
Der 18th to their friends and mem bers of
the order.
Mr.. Louis Heath, who was injured by
jumping from moving train, Is again
able to be upon the streets.
Major George l.. Draper and D. NJ.
johnson returned here today from Ia
coma, Wash, to spend the winter.
Many OF the sugar beet growers are to
meet the board of trade next Monday
night with reference to the sugar beet in
dustry and other matters which also con-
Germ this place very vitality.
A delegation of orange men are to be
here on Monday to confer with represen-
tatives OF the Pomona Fruit exchange
about establishing uniformity in pack
ing oranges the coming season.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Stratford,
who was killed in Arkansas by falling
fl ON a.train. will be held from the Meth.
odist Episcopal church, south, at 2:30 p.
m. Sunday.
n. Schovley left yesterday for San
Jacinto TO supervise the packing Ut large
lot OF prunes.
Miss Ada Lolinger will leave next
" eek for Denver to visit her brother.
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RIVERA
The Walnut Crop-Orange Prospects-Not
and Personals

The Walnut Crop-Orange Prospects-Notes
and Personals
RIVERA, Nov. lin spite of the short
age in the crop walnut shipments have
been quite respectable. About 5000 cent
ais represent the total to date. The nuts
are large and bright and have been much
less trouble and expense to prepare for
market than usual.
Although an off year'the orange trees
are r. bly, full! and if prices are good
our ranchers about here may yet be able
to smile.
Tuesday NJ. George Fish and family.
after a seven years residence in Rivera,
started back to their old home in New
York. They wisely hold on to their valu.
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COTTON
Some Riverside Youths Get Too 0ay-Notes
and Personals

Some Riverside Youths Get Too day-Notes
and Personals
COTTON, Nov. 2.-George s. Pierce, a
railroad inspector has peen seriously Ill
| with rheumatism.
Wilson Hays. a prominent citizen and
former manager of the cannery, received
news today of the death of his brother in
Illinois.
Miss Maud Parsons OF Cotton and Fred
A. Button of Riverside were married here
Thursday.
ii. H. Rondell and wife, R. S. Ronden
and wife and A. H. Briokrer and wife,
all from Bushnell. H., arrived this week
and will locate here.
k. R.Smith. a newcomer from Ontario,
was arrested this week for maltrea ting
his wife and fined $50. He left town I'm.
mediatelv.
The Young Peoples society gave a
"crazy' sociable Thursday evening which
was well attended.
The juvenile misch ef- makers we're at
large Halloween night. and perpetrated
all sorts OF pranks. Seven youths of
prominent families Of Riverside came up
and tried to take possession of the town.
They drove up the streets yelling: "Rah.
ran Here we are Riverside. Riverside
Its hot stuff They were very NOISY
and profane,a and were arrested and placed
in the city jail all night. Next morning
the recorder fined them So each.
The city trustees have decided to make
contract with the Redlands Electric
Light company for fifty horsepower at
$4.50 horse, ana will put in plant as
soon as bonds are voted. Ineandescent
lights will be put in at SO / 3 cents each.
J. F.. Stewart, mem Der OF the city
council of Ell Paso, Texas. is visitor to
Cotton. He is shipping about fortyslx
head of cattle from Santa Barbara to Ell
Paso for dairy purposes.
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HUENEME

HUENEME, Nov. 1.-Severa, Of the
bean threshers have been laid up for this
season.
Joe Doulon injured his hand seriously
Friday.
Measles are still raging in this vicinity.
The steamer Eureka on her way south
Saturday took 1880 sacks of beans. On
the same day the Santa Cruz sailed With
12,0l5 sacks and the Excelsior with 67S2
of barley.
On Monday the Caspar took away 500
sacks of barley.
Mrs. c. G. Whitman is i'll this week.
Norman Say of Santa Paula is the
ather OF a bouncing boy.
Preparations are being made for the Y.
?. B. L. entertainment, which list occur
in the near future.
Hueneme warehouses are now we'll
filled and still vast am Int of grain is
coming in every day.
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A game protective law Just passed in
Missouri provides severe punish ment for
anyone convicted Of killing a zoe deer in
] be NEXT five VeAns.
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N. e. Cor. rIain and Second SITS.

albe property here. however, and it is
dollars to doughnuts they will be back in
twelve months.
Rev. Dr.. Pendleton of Los Angeles has
accepted a call to the Rivera Baptist
church.
The Good TempIars were out in full
force Saturday evening. Visitors were
present from Ell Monte. Officers were
elected for the next quarter. Several
applications for mem bership were made.
An excellent musical and literary pro-
gram was presented for the good of the
order. A pleasing fet ture of the exercises
was the presentation tn Miss Jessie Fish
of a beautiful gold ring and souvenir
spoon. both appropriately engraved. :as
testimonial from the lodge of which
Miss jessie has been faithful mem Der
since ITS organization, -four or five years
ago. MISS ,essie accom- aniss her paren
bsck to New York.
Mrs. Miller and her chill 1ren started for
Arizona yesterday.
W. p. Temple and family have moved
back to Rivera from Artesia.
The families of Byrd Poison, A. Marin
and others will leave today for a weeks
sojourn at the Adventist campmeeting ih
Los Angeles.
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THE NEWS FROM ANAHEIM
sTte Olive Bridge the Su5jec. of Vary.
ing Opinions
The Fruit Association Elects Directors enc
Officer5-Notes and Personal
Mention

ANAHEIM, Nov. 2.-The work of forti.
flying the Olive briige across the Santa
Ana river is.being performed IN a very
substantial manner in some respects and
in others the work is considered very
weak. 1t will requiie a much greater
ortlay Of money to contne the waters of
the Santa Ana. so its oldest acquaintance
say.
FRUIT GROWERS ELECTION.
AT a meeting OF the mem bers of the
Anaheim Fruit association, held in the
city hall last Wednesday, Theodore Rim
paar, NJ. l.. Rogers, o. F. Head, Alex
Henry, f. A. Korn. J. p. Zeyn and NJ.
Nebelung were elected directors for the
ensuing year. I he directors proceeded
to elect NJ. J.. Rogers. president; ]. p.
Zeyn. vice PRESIDENT; NJ. Nebelung, scare
tary, and the Bank of Anaheim, treasurer.
On motion the roll of membership was
18th of Decem Der.
NOTES.
Mrs. DR.. Billiard of Los Angeles was a
guest of relatives and frie1is of this
place during the week.
Mr.. II. Crumley has exchanged his
twentyacre orange grove, Just northwest
u tOWn, lor LuS Angeles properly, ana
will remove to that city.
Colonel f H. Keith, one of Anaheim 8
dyed-in the wool Democrats. and William
K. Harker, one uf our fast black Repub-
licans, have Joined forces in business
way and will occupy the Dreyfus guild
ing.
DR.. Bailey, who has been confined to
his home for several weeks. with asthma,
was able to be out Yesterday.
John F. Shultz, aged 26 wears. died at
his home in this city on Wednesday.
Maj or c. @. Rust has been sick several
days, but is now able to attend to bust.
ness.
Miss Bertha Robson of Garden Grove
is visiting IN Los Angeles and Pasadena.
a big rabbit hunt has been arranged TO
take place one week fIo- today in the
Westminster district
D q. Nagel, the hardware man, stepped
on rusty nail few days ago and Is sui
ferng considera bly, in consequence.
Bank Examiner Magee of Pasadena was
in town yesterday.
Editor Bolland of the independent an
nounces the arrival in his home yester-
day morning of a twelve-p pound boy.
The Westminster potato crop is reported
short but of excellent quality.
:, Merchant II. llickel is reported cor
lined to his home with an attack OF pleu-
rlsy.
ne new crea merry at Westminster is
taxing in about $500 pounds of milk per
day.
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BIRTHS
Offices under this head free.

MARRIAGES
Notices under this head, without comment
frpe
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tYouE Expect 10 Be Cured Of Long Standing AiIment
you MUST
Consult an Expert Specialist.
Consult an Expert Specialist.


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