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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
AN INTERVENING CASE.
Opinion I'm tho Coupon Case In shc
Court OF Anncnls.

~ case that has possessed rather more
than ordinary interest lnasmuch as It
embraced certain test features. was tina [
taken to the Court OF Appeals of Vir-
ginia by Mr.. j. w. Wilcox, OH an
original petition for Il mantamus to COM
pei the treasurer OF Norfolk, Mr.. w. w.
Hunter to accept State coupons In pay
ment for State taxes, just as though It
were money without more ado. The pc
tition Was refused
In this particular case, Mr.. Wilcox
tendered Mr.. Hunter s25 In coupons in
payment for his license, and the trcasur-
er refused to give it to him. Judge
Keith wrote the opinion In which he
holds, and the view liz cuincldcd in by
the Court, that the official has the right
TO determine the genuineness OF the cou-
pons before Issuing the license. The
opinion also says that the attorney IL
molested in his practice, has redress in
law.
Mr.. Wilcox. when seen last night, said
the case was not OF great Importance
aside from dhe fact that he wished to
test certain features of the law bearing
upon this subject. "Thc petition was
refused" said he, upon the ground
that the State has provided a proceed
Ing by which the genuineness OF cou-
pom shall he established, and has right
To insist upon such a procedure before
accepting the coupons infer that
the validity OF the coupons Is admitted -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
JOINS ROBERT ].
DIED IN THE STATION HOUSE.
sudden End OF Frank y. ArbuchIe, n
Colorado Politician,

New York, Nov. 10.-I'rank l.. Arbuckle.
Of Denver. Col, n well-dressed, prosperous
looking man, was found unconscious on
upper Eighth street avenue, near One
Hundred and l'ifty-third street this
morning. The man died in station
house to which he was carried An am
bulnnce surgeon said that death was due
TO heart failure.
There were no marks of violence on the
body. but there was distinct smell OF
liquor about il, ana the detectives We're
sent out an once to make an invest ga
tion. They went TO Capt. Sauer's Attain
tic Casino at Ono Hundred and Fifty
third street, and there learned that Il man
answering the description of the dead
Casino between 10 and II o'clock last
night. Charles Hostman, the bar tender,
says that the man then had n handsome
watch and chain. He remained in the
Casino half an hour. and while there
bought several drinks and showed large
roll of bills or his movements after that
time the police have as yet been able to
where he was found. but not trace OF q
struggle has been found. There was no
watch on the body when ii was searched
at the station house. and but for the
statement of the bar tender. the police
have no evidence that would point to rob-
berry or assault.
The neighborhood where the dying man
and just thereabouts there are a number
of Raines law hotels, froquented by boat
men and women of low character. Near
ly every week the police receive u report
of some robbery or Knockout drops case.
Fred Fcnel, editor of the Tammany
Times, identified tho dead man as Frank
p. Arbuckle. a millionaire mine owner
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
FINAL SUMMING UIr.
The Total, Democratic and .Republi.
can Electoral Vote Congress.

New York, Nov. 19.-The latest re-
turns from kentucky. Wyoming, the
Dakotas and other close States gives
Bryan one in kentucky, the three votes
of Wyoming and the four votes of South
Dakota.
In the last named State the Bryan
electors have only 191 voIes more than
the Mckinley electors. In Wyoming the
lowest Bryan elector is &c ahead OF the
highest Mckinley elector. In this State
as well as in Kentucky, the official can
vass may change the result. The elec>
toral table now stands:
Observation-Disclosures o; Connecticut.
6; Delaware, 8; Illinois, "a; Indiana, Is;
Iowa, 13; Kentucky. 12; Maine, 6: Mary
land, 8; Massachusetts, 10; Michigan. IA;
Minnesota, 9; New Hampshire, 4; New
Jersey, 10: New York, Sc; North Dakota,
8: Ohio. 90; Oregon, A; Pennsylvania, 80;
Rhode Island. 4; Vermont 4; West Vir-
ginia, -; total, 272.
Bryan-Alabama, IL: Arkansas, s: Col
orado. 4; Florida. A. Georgia, l3: Idaho,
3: Kansas, 10; KENTUCKY, ! Louisiana, s;
Mississippi. .; Missouri. II; Montana, 8;
Nebraska, S; Nevada, S; North Carolina.
II: South Carolina. 9; South Dakota. 4:
Tennessee, IL; Texas. 10; Utah. 8: Vir-
ginia. u; Washington, A; Wyoming, 3;
total IT'S.
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a GRAPHIC RECITAL.
Capt.
Capt. TrOwer, OF the Schooner Levi
Lewis, Tells His story

a graphic story of hardships on the
waters was told yesterday by Captain
Trower. of the schooner Levi Lewis
which left Cobbs Island last Friday
for Norfolk. having on board a cargo
OF 600 bushels OF oysters.
the pleasant weather which marked
the first few hours of the voyage was
converted into vcritable gale when
the wind changed to the northwest.
The schooner began to leak and the
centerboard could not be worked on
Saturday squall struck the vessel.
carrying away the mainmast, which, in
railing, took with it nearly all of the
foremast, leaving the vessel utterly at
the mercy of the elements.
Now out OF sight of land the schooner
drifted hclplessly in the trough of The
sea. but was kept afIoat until Sunday.
when the tug Alexander Jones. of Phil
adelphla, with the disabled schooner
Addie Bacon in tow came in view. took
the crew off. made another tow of the
Lewis, and proceeded 20 Philadelphia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
MAY CUT RATES AGAIN.
This May DO tho Policy of tho Sem
board.

New York, Nov. 19.-An evening pa
per says:
The statement was made to-day on
the highest authority that now that the
negotiations for the transfer of the Sea-
board Air Line to Thomas Il. Ryan. OF
this city, have fallen through. the man
ayers of that property Will at once pro-
cced to secure the quashing of the in
functions against II issued by the courts
in Virginia and Georgia. 1t is said that
as soon as this is accomplished the war
in aatcs to Southern points will be re-
opened and n cut Of SO Is per cent re-
duction will be made on all rates to At
lnnta common Ghls from New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
and other Eastern points,. The result OF
this decision VIII be the same demoral-
i2ation in Southern rates which prevail
ed during the summer and early fall and
interesting developments will follow"
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How Conrrcss VIII stnnd.

Washington, Nov. 19.-The receipt of
the South Dakota election returns
makes it possible to coihptete the list of
members of the Fifty-ffth Congress
This shows total of 205 Republicans,
13I Democrats and 10 Populists. OF the
Republicans five are said to favor The
free coinage of silver-Messrs. Hilbern
of California: Broderick and Curtis OF
Kansas, Linney, of NortD Carolina. and
Beach, of Ohio-and of the Democrats
two-M essrs. McAleer OF Pennsylvania
and Elliott. of South Carolina-are
Sound Money" men, so that upon the
silver question the House will stand
Sound Money" 2O2; free silver, l55
majority for Sound Money" 202
In the present Congress the totals are
Republicans, 252; Democrats, %; Popu-
lists Oncluding fusionists and silverites)
10; vacancies, 3.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
TAKING COUNSEL TOGETHER.
Republican LEADERS In Conference n,
Cleveland.

Cleveland, o.. Nov. 19.-Mark Hanna
ana General Horace Porter. of New
York, held n long conference in Mr.
Hams rooms this morning. General
Porter had come to Cleveland pursuant
to special call
Perry Heath, chief of the Literary Blu.
reau. came to Cleveland this morning.
ana after conference with Hanna, left
Tor California. He will make an ex-
haustivc study of gold and silver re-
sources He will go to Mexico and
study monetary conditions The trip is
for the express purpose of obtaining
more campaign ammunition and is the
first move of the permanent organiza-
ton 10 wage war against silver.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
THE MAYOR WINS.
LONG Fight Of Republicans With naI.
tinlnrc-a ainYnr Ended

Annapolis, Md, Nov. l9.--The big po-
litical fight between the straightout Re-
publicans and the Independent Republi-
can Mayor of Baltimore. which has been
In the courts for nearly II year, was de-
cidcd by the Court of Appeals this
morning.. The decision of the lower
court is reversed and Mayor Hooper
wins on every contesting point. The
effect of the decision Is to nullify the
action of the Baltimore City Council I'm
taking from the Mayor his appointing
power and giving it to the City Coun-
Gil.
Judge Russum. the only Republican
Judge on the bench OF the Court of APP
scnter from the opinion which was
handed down by Chief Judge McSherry.
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4 Shnve In wyoming.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Nov. 19-Onicial re-
turns We're received here last night by
the Democratic State Committee from
Big Horn county, comprising the vote
of the State. The complete vote, ten
counties being official and three unof-
fetal, Is as follows: Republican electors
BRITAIN 1908; Howell, l0.025; Nialloy,
9SS1. Democratic clectors-Van Meter.
1919: Martin, 1O.3S9: Ducnlly, 1035o.
ConGress-Mondcll, Republican, 10O55;
Osborne, Democrat, 1895. The Repub-
lcars control both branches of the state
Legislature by II majority on joint bal
lot
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
A NOVEL, CASE.
No Crime TO FrauduIentIy Celebrate
the Marriage Ceremony.

Raleigh, n. G., Nov. 19.-The Supreme
Court has decided n very novel case. 1t
holds that private citizen, impersonat-
ing an ordained minister, who solemn
iZes marriage between man and woman.
is guilty of no crime either at common
or statute law. The case comes from
Fender county and persons thus mar
ried are satisfied and are living together
as man and wife. Defendant imperson-
atcd Baptist minister. A jury found
him guilty. but he was discharged.
judgment having been arrested by the
Judge. The Solicitor appealed, but is
not sustained blythe Supreme Court.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
A E.AlOU LAW.
Being Considered by the Supreme
CnmrI-Am IMpOrtnMt Cnsr.

Richmond. Va. Nov. l9-The State
Supreme Court of Appeals handed down
n number of decisions to-day.
In the case of the city of Winchester
VS.. Redmond which came before tho
court upon writ of error to a iudE-
ment of the Circuit COURT of Frederick;
county. rendered against the city OF
Winchester, Judge RielcE gives the op-
iniOn. The Common Council of Win
chester offered a reward for The appre-
hension and conviction of incendiaries
The question determined was whether
the Common Council had the power to
offer the reward ana bind the city for
its payment. The court holds that The
Common Council had no right to olfc.
the reward and the act was void, thus
reversing the Circuit Courts decision
The case of Hannah, administrato tor
etc, Us. Mary y. Woodson is decided.
1t came from the Circuit Court Of Roa
noke. The decision is written by judge
Cardwel. William Ut2. a wealthy
farmer of Roanoke. employed colored
woman as housekeepcr. She alleged
after his death that he had promised
her a house, land and $40. 600. but died
without fulfilling the promise. She then
brought suit. The court reverses the
decision and the woman gets nothing.
The decisions to-day We're as follows
BY James Keith. president; Reeves
Gait. trustee. rs. William knabe Il Co.
Musings Court City of Staunton: af-
frmed
Williams VS.. Newman, receiver, Cir
cult Court of Shenandoah county; re-
Versed.
spilman. Adams e Co. VS.. Gilpin. Cir
cult Court of Page county reversed.
Judge John w. Rieley--Stonebl;rncr
VS. Roller ct, ais, Circuit Court OF Shen-
Sndoah; reversed.
Columbia Accident Association VS..
Rockey. Hastings Court City of Staun-
ton: reversed.
Judge r. II. Caldwell--strayer VS..
Long, Circuit Court of Shenandoah
county: affirmed.
Judge John y. Observation-Disclosures
administrator, VS.. Clark's administrator
Circuit Court of Frederick county; re-
versed.
Judge George NJ IIarrson-K -Kauffma
vs. Charlottesville Wooen Mills. Circui-
Court of Albemarle county: affirmed.
Deliinger VS.. FoultZ. Circuit Court OF
Shenandoah; reversed
The following petitions for appeals
and writs OF error have been acted on
since the adjournment of the court al
Staunton
Union Central Life Insurance Com
pany VS.. Pollard, further argued by
Maj. Charles S. Stringfelow and Geo
p Haw for defendant, In error, and
Judge George l.. Christian for defend
ant. In error, and submitted
Emmerson VS.. Fry, argued by G.. Hat.
ton for appellant and Judge w H. Bur
roughs for appellee, and submitted
Hundson Cary. Esq, was admitted
to practice as counsel.
when the argument in the presen,
case is concluded the court Will not
OF November, when the first case will be
Oorbyshlre VS.. Jones No. l2
UNITED STATES COURT.
Wa Unitoa etates Circuit Court OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
A STORY OF DARING
The Steamer SOhraon ResCueS is Ship
wrecked Sailors In Mid-0Gean.
GRApPLE WITH DEATH ON THE WAVES
-Four Days the Crew OF the Term
Manned tho Pumps OF the Water.
Logged Bnrk-Two Boats Were
Lost i'm tho Rescue Graphic Story
of Another Wreck.

There arrived in port yesterday morn
ing the British steamship Sobraon, Cap
tain Gosden, from Postland, England.
Tor cargo of grain. She had on
board sixteen shipwrecked sailors from
The water-logged Norwegian bark
Terzo.
The events connected with the wreck
ing OF the vessel and subsequent rescue
or the crew are thrilling I'm the ex-
treme. The Terzo Captain johnson i'm
command, was bound from Darien, Ga,
Tor Dordrecht, Holland. with a cargo
OF pitch pine, and put to sea on Octo-
Der 18th. In her voyage out she en-
countered several gales the heaviest Of
which was on the eth instant, when the
vessel Sprang IL leak.
PUMPING FOR LIFE.
Threc pumps were at once manned
and worked night and day, but all the
efforts OF the almost exhausted men
could not keep the water from rising in
the hold. The seas washed over the
doomed bark fore and aft, CARRYING
away the forecastle head, foregailant
mast and all her sails. The crew work
ed with energy born OF desperation for
TOUR days, and on the 9th their eyes
were gladdened by the sight of II
steamer Signals of distress were at
once set
TWO YAWLS LOST.
hS NtSSel WHICH liluS DTOVlOenllallN
appeared proved to be the Sobraon,
which hove to and lowered n boat. The
latter made her way through the heavy
seas with difficulty and succeeded in
getting eight of the shipwreclled men
aboard. Returning to the steamer a
huge wave drove the smaller boat
against the side of the large vessel
and crushed it like shell, All hands
were thrown out into the water, but
were finally rescued
Captain Gosden then ordered another
yawl lowered. but this had barely
touched the water when 1t shared the
same fate as the first. her crew of five
being hurled overheard. They clung
20 the boat, however, until pulled aboard
the steamer.
y sig,ful was then flown Informing
the Tcrzo that the Sobraon had no
more boats. The remaining eight men
on the bark then lowered thtir yawl.
which was sprung and leaking badly.
In this way they managed by hard work
to reach the steamers side and were
more dead than alive.
The bark was left to drift 1t was
valued at $4,000, and her cargo at
SI,l6i. The crew were sent to New
York last evening.
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NORFOLK vIRGTNIAN: FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1896

Appeals convened to-day at 10 o'clock
with Judges Goff, Simonton and Morris
presiding.
The only case called and argued was
that of the Carter Machine Company,
appellant, VS.. P. II. Hines & Co., ap-
pellees, an appeal from the Circuit
Court of the Western District of North
Carolina. The case was argued by w.
ID. Baldwin, of Washington, for the ap-
pellant, and by Clement Manley,- of
Glenn, and Manley, of Winston, and w.
w. Fuller, of New York, for appellees,
and submitted.
Messrs. Clement Manley. of Winston;
w. d. Baldwin, of Washington. and w.
w. Baldwin, of New York, were ad-
mitted as attorneys in this court.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
EDITORS AT OLD POINT.
Tho Southern Associated Press TAX G q
All Outing After Its Session.

Some thirty of the members of the
Southern Associated Press, which ha 5
been in session at Richmond. came
down to Old Point Yesterday They in
spected the shipyard at Newport News.
and afterward went over TO the Hotel
Chamberlin, where ihey dined.
Many distinguished Southern journal
lists were in the party. and the afternoon
was spent most pleasantly.
Many OF the members went North by
the evening steamers, others returned
10 Richmond, and some came on to
Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
Tcnncsscc's Official vote.

Nashville. Tenn, Nov 19.-Thc total
official vote in Tennessee for President
and Governor. as reported by the Secre-
tary of State last evening. is as fol
lows: For observation-disclosures and Ho-
bart, l4S.173; Bryan and Sewall 163. Col
Bryan and Watson, 4,525; Palmer and
Buckner 1851; lowering and johnson,
S0oS. For Governor-Taylor Democrat
15G.22S; Tillman, Republican, l49,374:
Mills, Populist. 1876; Hopwood. Pro
hibitionist 2S31
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
Close In South Dnlso,n.

turns are now in from all the counties
in this State. They show the election
by the Fusionists of Congressman, elect
ors. Governor, .Lieutenant-Gove At
torney-General, Auditor and Railway
Commissioners by pluralities running
from l07 to over 500. The plurality on
electors is ISL. The Republicans get the
State Treasurer by the small margin of
two votes, and the State Superintendent
and Secretary OF State each by less than
100
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
CITIES HELD BY CUBAN.


Havana, Nov. ia train conveying
troops was wrecked to-day near Man
gas by the explosion of dynamite bombs
which had been placed in position by re-
bells. Fourteen persons were wounded.
The train was crossing n culvert when
the explosion occurred. The Insurgents
had placed five bombs for the purpose
OF blowing up the train. bu, one of
them did not explode. 1t is said here
that the rebels thought that General
Weyler was on the train.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
Local Brcyittcs

The mer!y-go-round has made its ap-
pearance on the vacant lot opposite the
station house.
Col. Robert p. w. Garnett, of Alexan-
drla. Va, conducted services at Union
Mission last night.
a big lantern parade Is contemplate
ed by the Norfolk Cycle and Athletic
Club on the first Thursday night in
next month.
n wagon resembling a freight car Is
attracting considerable attention on
Commercial Place. 1t has a patent Y
ray machine inside
The attempted hosting of q pile driv-
er derrick on the new hotel site, corner
of City Hall Avenue and CRANKY streets,
consumed the day yesterday, and anus
ed large number of people.
Prof. w. ID. Crowell will sing and do n
character sketch at Eastyille, Va..
Thanksgiving night, at the entertain
ment TO be given there for the benefit
of the Baptist Church at that point
Mr.. Frederick Going, of New York.
will give n course of Shakespearcan re-
citals at the Masonic Temple Monday
and Tuesday nights. Hamlet" will be
presented on the first night and king
Henry W. on the second night
a fine art exhibit with Mr. and Mrs.
Fonda In charge, representing Bedding
Bros. silk manufacturers. commences
to-day at Messrs. Miller, Rhoads ,G Co.
TO which all are invited. Dainty bits of
Fascinating art needleworli will be
shown. and in all will make a complete
and interesting exhibit for those inter-
ested in this art. The exhibit closes on
Saturday evening.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
Have Your Eyes sxnmined.

DIR. H. Mayer, the celebrated oculist
from the Imperial and Royal College Of
Vienna, Austria, can be consulted at
his office, No. 4S1 East Main street,
where he examinessall defects of the
eyes free of charge. sOfficers and sailors
from foreign countries can have their
six languages.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
Apcport from Madrid.

Madrid, Nov. ia dispatch to the
Impaicial from Havana says that Cap
tain General Weyler mas reached the
town of Sancr'stobal about II league
north east of the city of Pinar Del Rio
and about midway between The city and
Havana. Maceo's headquarters Is said
to be In the hills between Sancristobal
and Cayabos.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
Held onn Grnye Chnrse.

At o'clock this morning Detective
Arlington and Constable John W. Bar
rick. of MiddleseX county. arrested
Amos Johnson. colored. on a warrant
charging him with seducing Emma
jackson. coiored, of Middlesex county,
whittier he will be returned for trial
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
Fox I.oaIs-O,hcr. roI,ou.

Fox's XXX% Square Wafer Crackers
are being initiated by competitors. do
not be deceived by these inferior goods.
but insist upon getting the genuine and
original XXXX and see that the i'm
print FOX" is on the cracker. Il
trial will convince you OF the superiority
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-20
IMPORTANT BATTLES.

a prominent Cuban said relative to
the engagement reported between Myceo
and Weyler that important battles had
been fought, and that Weyler had been
defeated.
Owing to the surveillance of the Gov
ernment definite news has not been re-
ceiVed in this country. but it is true that
all Cubans In Havana knew their Of
fetal sources.
lie stated this information could be
given the American people with every
confidence.
CITIES HELD BY CUBANS.
He further stated that Pert Au Prince,
Cascora and Gulmairo We're all in the
hands of the Cubans under CaliXto Gar
cia and his aids.
1t is reported that Weyler is wound
ed. and the rumor is believed TO be we'll
founded.
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WOUNDED AND TEN
The Rebels Defeat WeyIer's Forces and the
General is Reported to be Wounded.
SEVERAL TIMES ENGAGED BY MAcEo.
Details OF Battlcs Not Given Hut Re.
ports Arc Confirmed Three I'm.
portaut cities Are Held by the
Rebe,s- Cubans Come to Florida to
Escape Spanish Injustice.

Tampa. Fla, Nov ia number of
prominent Cubans arrived by the Oil
vette from Havana this evening, and
Will make their homes in Jacksonville
and Ocala until the conflict ends.
They declare that no honest man who
has any respect for his family can live
under Spanish law rs il is administered
on tho island
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Sf.9s.
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
Extra Special Sale Ladies' Jackets and
Cnpes for These Two Dnys>OnIy.
wriehta.'1oG Main street.

WriGhfu,' lDU Main Street.
lot seal plush capes, full sweep, nice
trimmed in fur broad and Jet,
value $500.
lot ladies' black boucle cloth jackets,
latest shades, value $3.50.
lot ladies' black beaver cloth jackets,
latest shapes. value $500.
These are all fresh. new goods received
this week, and any OF the three
styles are offered for these two
days at
S4.9S EACH.
WRIGHTS, 1856 Main street.
scAya-,o,t T,toaor,ea~ss- tor<ss. -.
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and politician of Denver, Col. Mr.. Ar
buclfle was chairman of the Stute Demo-
cratic Committee of Colorado, ana during
purposes.
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nishing goods line come see us. Any
thing you want at prices hard to beat.
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c93 Main street.
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