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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-16

n ..Isourette' isa novelty Dress Fabric.
II greatly used for Ladies' spring Dresses
~ lie. peryd. the same VIII command iater
II on isets I'd; come and get sample
- Fruit o. the Loom Dleaehed Muslin;
* one yard wide, each piece stamped
~ Fruit OF the Loom, cts yard.
10 clark's O. n. r.. or Brooks best machine
10 spool Cotton, Spoois for i0cts.
CIR. Baiiey's swan Down Face Powder
. splendid for COMPLEXION, and one half
ounce bottle of genuine German Cologne
ali for = cents.
20 Nickel Plated best waving Irons made
25 by the y. IL. W. a Co.. with prongs
20 worth Scots. for p cents.
I2k All ready-made Bingham Aprons,
124. made of very good Bingham, large size
I24 and nicely finished. Of them for S5cts.
Is Boys shirt Waists in all sizes, Light col
10 ors, only from 20 II years, all you want
. for ID cents each.
Iez Fast color full width neat figured
I24 Sateen, almost a yard wide, same can
12k not be matched for less than 20cts a I'd.
1sk all you want for l2& cents per yard.
10 We have only fifty dozen left. ladies'
10 Fast Black seemiess Hose. II fade return
10 them. worth lsc., at this sale loc. a pair.
80 Double width silk Lustered Cashemerc
80 IN the most leading Spring Shades, form
20 erly Scots, cut TO %9cts per yard.
30 A great variety of Ladies Underwear,
80 such as Chemise, Drawers, skirts, Corset
80 Covers, &c., made of very good muslin,
20 some with Embroidery. cambria rufiies-
80 deep hem, cluster of tucks; your choice
20 - cents. worth double.
30 silk Crepon, especially for ladies waists,
80 worth 65cts., your choice 29cts yard.
30 Gents Unlaundred White shirts, extra
80 long bosom, feiled seams, worth Ocents,
80 for 20 cents each.
10 To every purchaser of Sl.00 worth and
Is over, dOz silver Plated Tea spoons
10 for Is cents.
30 2Gents Linen Collars worth Pc, pair
20 fourply Cuffs, worth 25cts doz. Collar
20 Buttons worth 10cts. and one Dressing
80 Comb, worth l0cts., all for ~ cents.
I4A Double width fine Dress Goods IN
I44 Plain Colors. worth 2scts., at this sale
I4a 1or l4A cents a yard.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-16
TUESDAY, the zoth day of MARCH.
in the year 1905, at II O'clock NJ,

The following property situate on the Corner
of Maryland Avenue and Prince Georges
Street, Annapolis, Nd.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate on
the Northeast Corner of Maryland Avenue
aud Prince Georges street, rectangular in
shape and fronting on said avenue sixty feet.
more or less. and fronting on Prince Georges
street fifty six feet more or less. being the
same lot of ground which was conveyed 20 Al
fred &. Wo0ley. deceased. by james keyell
trustee by deed dated the 22nd day of August
n the year 1870. and recorded among the land
records OF Anne Arundel County, in Liber :.
IL. No. - Folio 462, and improved by
THREE-SToRY BRICK DWELLING,
with good Cellars and containing Seventeen
Rooms aud an ample yard, % which u annex
ed THREE-STORY FRAME ADDITION,
now and for wears past used As restaurant
and boarding house.
TERMS OF SALE s-One~third cash on fnal
rafffication OF sale one third in one year and
one third Ia two years from the day 81 safe
deferred payments 20 be secured BY the notes
of the purchaser with sureties 70 the "A ttstAc
ton OF the undersigned and 20 bear interest
from the day OF sale .or all cash at the option
OF the purchaser
deposit 81 two hundred and hffy dollars
will be required ON day OF sale. Tor further
particulars apply 20 the undersigned,
JAMES NJ. MUNR0E,
Assignee and Trustee.
WM. E. AfNx1CK Aucfioneer. as
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POWERS HESITATE
10 Enter the Dprlnnellea without Per-

10 Enter the Durtlhnrllcs Without Per-
niiSulOn- Grrut IiTllain's ActIon.
Copyright, 1906 By tho Associated Press)
CONsTANTINoPLE, Dec. I, via 30
flo, Bulgaria, Dec 1.-The sultan has
not yet heard the last OF the extra
punrdshlpseFuestior AS intimRted In
these dispatches on Friday last, the
withdrawal OF the British gunbont
Dryad from the entrance to the Darda-
nelles. whore she was awaiting the me-
CesSary iirman allowing her passage
through the straits WAS only tempo
rnry measure, taken ON account OF the
TACT that tho palace people had inllu-
cnced the fanaticlsm of the Mus5ulman
population hofe, and that serious riot
ing was planned 10 commence "a soon
as the warships entered the BOSphortls,
While dpslrona OF not doing anything
which would IN any way tend To In
ducc disturbances or hinder the work
OF maintaining peace, the powers again
appear to b1 unanimously resolved 10
insist upon their demand for the extra
guardshipp, IN consequence the eln-
hassadoTs have arranged for meeting
tomorrow (slonday) to dlscusg the
situation and consider what action In
necessary IN Wow OF the sultan's con-
tinued objection to granting the tir-
mans,
In the meanwhile the palace party Is
triumphant and the impression Is be-
Ing conveyed to the general public that
the sultan has won u great Victory
over the powers. This tends to make
the matter more delicate to handle, as
TO demonstrate that such II not the
case is almost certain to lead to an out
break even more serious than the one
which gave the prrteNt for the demand
for the extra guardshlps,
A Turkish official who Is usually well
posted on the inner workings OF dlplo.
macy here, discussing the withdrawal
OF the Dryad, lntimatcd that the mat
ter was very simple one, the sub
stance Of which was that the powers
objected to any one power taking the
lead In any action In Turkey, ms such
step would be calculated " give that
power prestige which was not part
Of the agreement OF the powers. IN
other words, II action Is to be taken II
should be combined action and not the
Isolated action of Great Britun for In
stance. Thus II Ii intlmnted that II
the passage Of the DRrdanelles Is 10 be
forced, II should be done by the war
ships III all the powers interested. This
It should be added. was the original
understandings arrived at, but Great
Britain. II appears, was not disposed to
delay matters beyond certain point
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LOCH HAMMOCK INCIDENT,
A Matter or Little Importance-A scn'H-
uunnI Story Spoiled.

tlunnl story snOilrd'
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, Dec. 2,-The
so.called firing upon the British ship
Loeb Rannoch, in the Dardanelles. Is
said by the Turkish officials to be a
matter of little Importance and easily
explained. They say that the Loeb
RannoGh arrived after shutdown, and
that Instead OF Hnchorlng she attemp-
ted 10 proceed, and was signalled from
the shore by gun shot TO bring up. As
she did not do so, second shot was
iiTcd and the Loeb Rannoch let 30 her
anchOr. The "shell" which Is said To
have whIZzed over the head Of the Ran
noch, Is pronounced To- have been moth
ing more than the wnd from the shell
gun on shore. This IL the Turkish cN-
planntlon OF the matter, and Is believed
10 be about correct. for nothing more
appears to he known here OF the affair
II the matter had been as serious as an
odessa correspondent made out, the
captain OF the Loeb Rannoch would
certainly have made n complaint at the
British embassy here before proceed
ing 10 Odessa
A great deal OF excitement was caus-
cd here to-day by the report that ex-
Sultan MOhammed Murad. who was de-
posed on the ground OF idiocy ON Au-
gust "a, 1876, Che was only proclaimed
sultan on the deposition Of his uncle.
Abdul AZiz, May 20, 1876, had escaped
from the Yildiz Kiosk, where he II kept
close prisoner, The eX-sultan'
though captive for nineteen years,
Is said TO enjoy good health, and TO
have been intriguing with the Young
Turk party. As a insult, his quarters
nrc examined daily, sentlnols are at all
the doors OF his apartments. ull his let
ters are read before handed to him or
posted. and at night the Keys OF his
rooms are taken to the sultan for safe
keeping. He stlll wcnrs uniform, how
ever, Is addressed as "Your majesty"
and has a good table. small library
and small hall converted into n mos
que ns pnrt OF his apartments.
The report. II appears, grew out OF
tho flight OF Murad Boy, the imperial
commissioner Of the council Of the pub
lie debt. who was also suspected OF
having relations with the Young Turk
party. Murud, II seems, has been
watched by the police for some time
pnst. and he was suddenly summoned
10 the palace to give nm explanation Of
his conduct. political and administrn-
tive. He went there In considerable
alarm. and gave the sultan what APP
pparcd to be a satisfactory cEplaun-
ton OF the charges brought ngalnst
him. But the matter being pressed
further and his friends warning him
that his life MS well ne his liberty, was
In danger. Murad He'd on board Rus
sian ship and is now well on his way to
Russia
1T Is said that grave chnrGcs, similar
to those brought against Murnd BcY,
nrn pending against other high officials
In fact, u is difficult TO name an official
Of prominence who Is not suspected OF
taking brides. II not Of anything worse.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Statement shows Two Millions
Incrrnsa Over Inst Month.

Monthly Statement shows Two MILLIONS
increase Over last Month.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 2,-The
monthlytreasury statement OF the pub
lie debt shows that on November go
1895, the debt, less cash In the treasury,
amounted to sSlS ,47ICll, an increase
for the month Of f2,OiG,5O2 which is ac-
counted for by the decrease OF $2,5il,Gll
Ia the cash In the treasury. The debt
IA recapItulated as follows:
Interest bearing debt $Ii7S6l $50,
debt on which Interest has ceased since
maturity 81 ,G7G.lSO; debt bearing no in
terest S3tGSi5.Si7. Total debt sl,l2j,-
SS3,997.
This amount, however, does not in.
clude Sis29S7,G7) IN certificates and
treasury notcs, which are Offset by nm
equal amount OF cash In the treasury,
The each In the treasury is classified
as follows: Gold Sl49. jG7 935; silver
SOC, 1912; paper Si52S62.Iii; bonds,
disbursIng officers balance, etc, Sl5,-
SOS, .6l, making a total OF $SOl,l2O,GS $50,
against which there are outstanding
demand liabilities amounting to $685.
7l4,SO5, leaving cash bulGnce OF 3lII,-
4OG,SS6
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sre lllr worId,. Fnlr Coz rlfleon CONC.

Upon receipt Of your address and
fifteen cents in postage stamps, wo will
mail you prepaid our Souvenir PoRr.
FOLIO OF THE WoRLD's COLUMBIAN EXPOSE
rtoS; the regular price is fifty cent?, but
as We want you to have one. we make
tho price nominal. You will find il n
work OF art and thing to DO priced.
It contains full page views OF the great
buildings, with descriptions Of same,
and is executed in highest style Of art.
II not satisfied with it, after you get it,
wo will refund the stamps and lot you
keen the book, Address
4 II. L. BUCKLRN & Co, Chicago, III.
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
easoa relieved IN six hours by the "NEw
GRrAT SoUrit AMERICAN HiDSEY CURE."
This now remedy rs groat surprise on
account Of It's exceeding promptncs5 In
relieving pain In tho bladder, kidneys.
back Rad every part OF tho urinary pass.
ago In mnlc or female. II relieves rN.
tcntion Of water and pain in passing It
AlmustlmmodiaLolH II You want quick
rClIol and euro this Is your romudy,
Sold by X Ii. List, druggist, Wheeling.
w, Va
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MUNYON'S COUGH CURE .

will give Immediate relief and tffectu-
ally curetho most distressing cough. II
used alternately with the Cold Cure
every half hour nm immediate cure viii
follow For soreness and pain In the
chest Munyon's Plastera are strength
onlng, soothing and act MS protectors.
Professor MunyOn puts up separate
remedy for every curnble disease, They
may be had from any druggist, at
mostly "a cents per bottle ASH for u
COPY OF Munyon's Guide to Health"
read 1t and cure yourself.
Personal letters 10 Prof NuDyOn,
1905 Arch ptreet, Philadelphia, Pa, an
swpred with free medical advice for any
disease.
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IN 1899 Mr.. a. L. Goldwutcr. who
owns three retnil drug stores in Now
York City, having learned NJ the great
value OF Chambcrlnin's Cough Remedy
for colds Group and whooping cough
ordered supply for his customers. II
met with so much favor that he soon
found II necessary 10 order more, aud
during the winter sold over two gross
OF The remedy. He says II gave the best
satisfaction OF any cough cure he has
ever handled For sale at 70 and 90
cenia per bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-03
WORKMENS RENT.
Commissioner OF Labor Says 1t is
Entirely Too High.
TWENTY PER CENT OF WAGES

Enough by thr Most Compv-
tent Economists LOthrr CauntsIcl Conn
pared with tbs United States Where this
Employers Aid Their Help by Provide
ing Phsnomonany Low Rents and In
Other Wayu-How French Company
Assists Its Enhpioyes-naplI Transit u
solution OF thc Problrn tn TIL. Country,
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IF sufrcring with piles. It win interest

If suffering with piles, 1t win interest
you to know that DE Wits Witch Ha-
zel Salve win cure them. This medl-
cine is specific for all complaints Of
this character and II Instructions
(Which are slmplc) are carried out. a
cure will result We have tested this
In numerous cases, and always with
like results. II never fails. Logan
Drug Co, Wheeling, W. Va, y. +. Pea
body. Bcnwood, and Bowie * Co,
bridgeport, o. =
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THE spnnlnrds and Cubnns arc OK.
peutcd TO meet In what may prove q
decisive enlargement. With the Now
General Atlas Of iGO pnTcs you can at
once locate polnts at which the different
have been fought, Also
many other geographical facts you may
desire to know are shown In the ten
bound sections. which can 10 obtained
from the lntcllgcnccr at 10 cents per
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lHSURoESr ARABS
Invest II Fortified seaport ~ tIorocCo.
sumr Hard Fighting Occur"

sumr Hard l'lphilug occur"
GIBRALTAR, Doc 2-Adviocs re-
cclycd hero from Morocco Hny that no.
rloua lighting hm occurred NJ sam, n
fortified 1cnport u that country. The
Insurgents nro nnld Ia hnvc surrounded
the town aud IN have hucu attacked
is tho uIinn'a forces ON November Z.
Eleven hours NJ nyhtug followed and
wnN only put stop ~ by hlghtfnll
riip battle recommended the most
morning and continued Hil day lhnr
On Nuyumbur ~ tho luiurfcrlN reopen.
cd the curngrmrnl hy hlmhnrllng tho
town. which hnH unpululIuu Dl about
$4,000 people, Mlllng rIEhly Mpura Tht
city, whur these ndylrcn lot there pn
November II, wnh sun surrounded by
the lnHurgout hrnbA
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NORTH BALTIMORE, Ohio, Dec Q
Tho Zihlman glass factory burned
yesterday. Tho FIRE started from gar
meter explosion, LOSS 100000: partl-
ally insured. one hundred and fifty
people arr thrown out OF work. An
drew Hcarl, workman. asleep In thu
factory when the FIRE broke out, perish
ed IN the flames, Joseph Hlhlmnn, man
agcr barely escaped with his life
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-03

COUGHING irrltntcs the delicate or
gans and aEgravates the disease. In
stead Of waiting try one Minute Cough
Cure. II helps Mt once, making eXpec-
toratlon easy, reduces the soreness
aud Inflammation. Every one likes II.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. W. Va, b.
f. Peabody. Bcnwood, and Bowie &
Co, Brllgeport. o. 8
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INC NIIll yon,t Grind Agalll.


Special Dispatch TO the lhtullBehcor'
HUNTINGTON, w, Va, Dec. =
Charles Meadows and Karl Wilson,
both youths, Of Milton. this county,
obtained some blasting powder yester-
day and took II to the river bank, where
they attempted TO grind II In coffee
mill. II exploded and both arc prOba-
bly, fatally injured as result.
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prnth ofn RrmnrI.nhle Old LnAy.

Special Dispatch to the lntcllIEcncer
FAIRNONT. w. Va. Dec, 2.-Mrs,
Rachel Smith, Of this place. died this
morning from diseases incident 20 old
age. She was born August 2S, 1903 and
died In the same house In which she
was born. over nlnety-two years ngo.
She was a pensloncr Of the war OF 1872,
md n member of the Methodist Protes-
tant church since It's organization here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-03

WASHINGTON. u. C., Dec. 2-Thc
state department has been informed
tint a. X. ward the Memphis forgcr
and ombc1zler was arrested yesterday
on board steamer at liylngrtnn Gu
ntcmnln. lie was taken In custody by
tho Momphls police oiIiccr who has
been in pursuit md started Immediate
~ on the stcnmcr for New orleans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-03

YOU may think you know great
deal about geography, but II you caro-
to know how little you know about 1t,
refer to the New General atlas Of the
World, with marginal index. offered by
the Intclllgencer for 10 dimes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-03

DO RurB mud uso thnl old mud wull.ltlpd
remedy, Mis- MISSIONS soortnNn
SYRUP for children tuothug II soolhaa
tho child, Boitnus tho gums nllnys all
paiu, Curoa wind collie and Ia tho b0sL
romOdy Tor diarrhmt Twenty-Five cents
4 bottle. MWFdw
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New po,in,a,trr ArroIntrd.

Special Dlapatah to the intclllgcncor.
WASHINGTON, y. G.. bee, Eff.
dellls Sumorvillc has been appointed
postmaster ~ Pccwcc. Writ county
Vice j. l.uclthnrt rc1lgncd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-03

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec, There
In no truth In reports current late Inst
night " n double lynchng IN Fairfax
county OF two white men who had rob
nad and hchtCu - young farmer
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DE wITTs Little Early flBcrs for
bllIousnrss, indigestion, constipation
A small pill. prompt cure. Lopnn
DRUG Co., Wheeling, W. Va, u. Il. Pea
body, lienwuod, and lowlc g Co,
bridgeport, q.
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DANGER AHEAD |
This d tho Season When Colds Are Com
trartsd and Distressing Coughs Are de-
yelopcd.
MUNYON'S Csa5 t. Ii

win break up the grip, OF the worst cold
promptly, II taken when the cold ap-
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Tho Buslnoss Man should boar In
mind that tho INTELLIoENcER
piNDERY 10 thoroughly equipped
90 do flrst-elRoS work. We resp cot
fully solicit an order and Will guar
antoo tho work to be OF superior
and excellent quality. olvo us a
trial order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-03

A great Drass G1o1; deal last
week in which an immense
loss was made-lnauufactur-
er's loss in this case, effects of
which he'll feel for a time
fine up.to,date.
Imported jacquard SultInSs-frm
close weave, good colors-
fashionable shades, brown,
blue, etc, --several shades of
each color--splendid double
width goods actually made
this season to retail$1 a yard.
Well make a Chi stmli Hunn3F
Of it at just half value !
soc yard.
All-wool Plaid and Check
.dixtures--Cheviot weave
neat styles, and good color
ings, full yard wide,
25c yard.
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Wo mako Blank Books, spoe'n
Rulod Work, Bind Magazines, Pen,
odlcols. etc.. In fact, do oVoryshI"
usually dono ina
FIRST-cLAss BOOK BlNDERN'
Drop a postnl card or call upN
telephone and wo VIII call for y'V
order
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-07

out with boots, shoes, shirts, hats,
blankets, tin cups pipes, tobacco
and Tennessee whisky. The peddler
begged, wept and pleaded to no pur.
pose. Then the worm turned:
~ report you every one. The gen
eral will make business with you for
dis"
The cavalrymen rode OFF loaded with
their plumber, laughing and joking.
The Jew followed on up to headquar-
ters.
General" said he, choking with
wrath, docs sojer mems vas shtop my
vagin on dc rote and one So
jcr man, no say. Moses, dot hat on
you he'd vas too big for yon, we will
swap even, and he takes off my bran
new hat, vat vas pay five dollars IN
greenbacks for, wholesale, and he jam
down on my head his old gray wool
hat full Of holes An den another
sojer man he ride up and he say.
Moses, dot coat don't fit you in the
back and dem boots is too tight for
you; Use afraid they give you corns.
And he pull EN- of, and den they takes
everything occept the mule and dc
vagin. | vos AK dem sojer mans vat
dey vas.
"'Guerrillas, Moses, guerrillas,' and
den dey winked at me and laughed fit
to kill theysnlf.
''PouiI Dey called themselves guer-
rillas, but thinks dey acts more like
robbers. '-Washington Post
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-07

dier's life, while he was lying hero
dying, with his head in the lap OF a
poor comrade, heard him moan; MY
poor wife and FIVE little children
What will become Of them@ lie died
a few minutes afterward, just at the
noon hour.
MY wound was not serious, and l
was out again In couple Of days. As
! was limping around the young
Georgia soldier In whose arms Lieut.,
- had died, ran up to me and in.
quired II l had communicated the fact
Of the soldiers death to his wife. Ire
piled that | had not; that | did not
know even the name or residence Of
the unfortunate man, and only had q
few hours camp acquaintance with
him. Read this he said, handing me
a letter directed to the dead lieuten-
ant II was written by his wife, and
expressed her intense anxiety. 1t was
dated on the afternoon OF the day on
which the battle Of Missionary Ridge
was fought The loving wife wrote
that at noon Of that day, as she sat
musing miles away in Georgia on the
events Of those stormy times, she was
startled by what she thought was the
voice Of her husband moaning plain.
lively; My poor wife and live little
childrenl What will become of themY
The voice was, she said, SO distinctly
that Of her husband that she rushed TO
the door, and, not finding him there,
searched about over the place for him.
She wrote that she could not reconcile
the occurrence, and that it had added
to her anxiety. She begged her hus.
band to hasten a reply that she might
know her fright had been foolish one.
II helped the honest soldier write
the melancholy letter advising the low
Ing wife Of her husbands brave con.
duct und untimely death. We told her
Allos Ia -siscpustsucss that led 10 IL
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-11-07
A HUNGRY TEXAN.
He Ate Up All the Food on the Generals
Table.

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ra.,.
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pan". ay' a,a.. -" a. nooo' .., VI :"
tod,sa., 49, .,.a sa s. No W .on
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h.a sa.ss. 1854 ., ~, " ~, w,
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a. ~ w. IT.. . x"a w. own
son. - nraan,,, saa III, &c., ""s .
s,,S,,a H.. .,',..,'. ne'e ~, n1gel' W
- ~. "'.s Ivy o"', ~, man
!. tela - g. ~ 60 . Al A,. "'a ''o'y
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