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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
Tnvestigatinq Arbuckle's Death.

New York. Dec 2.-There has been no
abandonment of the inquiry by the POI
lice into the cause of the death of r. p.
ArbuclzIe Of Denver, Colo. in this city
Two weeks ago. Michael Ryan. a bar
tender. was held at the station house
for a time yesterday as a suspicious
person. Detectives were sent out to in
vestigate the story he told of his
wherea bouts on the night Of Arbuclle's
death. and as a result of their investi-
cation. Ryan was discharged from Gus
fOdy later in the day
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
Urpes Import of Ladybugs.

sacramento.- cal. Dec. 2-The annual
convention of the California Fruit
Growers association commenced here
today. President Cooper urged further
Importation of ladybugs from Australia
to destroy insect pests He said the an
nuaI loss by insect pests in the United
States is over three million dollars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
Bust Of John c. Breokinridge.

Washington. Dec. 1T is probable
that early in the next session of con
gress one of the inches in the wall of
the senate chamber made for the re-
CepelOn OF busts of those who have held
the ONCE of vice president viii be filed
by q UaEble bust OF John G. Breckin-
ridge. 1t is the work of Mr.. James
Voorhees, and has just been completed
Rnd turned over to the architect Of the
Papitols
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02

San Francisco. Dee Jack McAu-
life. the champion lightweight, insists
that he is not a back number and has
accepted the challenge of George Green
CYOung Corbet0 the welterweight, to
meet him in a ten round contest. Green
agrees to knock NTcAuliffe out inside of
ten rounds. The fight Will occur here
before the club offering the biggest
purse
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
Il q. stookvardg Brsak a Reeord.

Kansas City. Dec All records as
to the receipts at the Kansas City stock
yards were broken yesterday when l002
car loads of live stock were received.
This beat all previous records by 1S9 car
loads. There were received 46,607 ami
mails including ,659 cattle, SOB calves,
%. 345 hogs, 4,554 sheep and 446 horses
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
National Convention Of Lumber In
terests

Chicago. Dec "A call for a national
convention representing the lumber in
terests has been issued by w. B. Jud-
son, publisher of the Northwestern
Lumberman and J. E. Difenbaugh. pub
Usher of the Timberman. The object of
the convention, which it is proposed to
hold at Cincinnati. December 49, is to
urge on congress a restoration of the
tariff on lumber
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02

titled to SOC reduction on any of my
best cabinet photos. Courtney, North
Topeka
The w T. K. club met yesterday at
ternoon with Miss Fannie Cole,5l6 Park
street. The following programme was
given: New Amsterdam" Mrs Aalei
Eminent Theologians, Mrs liam
rick: william Penn" Mrs. Heyden-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
No Reward for Finding Dr. Cronin's
Body.

Chicago, Dec. 2-The suit Of Rotch
who found the remains of Dr. Cronin in
the sewer. to recover the reward of So
600 for evidence leading to the convic-
ton of the murderers. was dismissed
yesterday. The reward was offered for
evidence sufficient to convict, not for
r-acoNarv of the BODY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
Medal of Honor for Kansas Man.

Washington, Dee. IA medal of hon
or has been awarded to John s. Durham
OF Kansas City, Kan, late sergeant Of
Company F, First Wisconsin infantry
volunteers, for distinguished gallantry
in action at the battle of Perryville,
Ky October g. 1852.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
VIC Nail lTakers Dissolve.

New York, Dec. AT a meeting of
the wire nail manufacturers today it
was decided to dissolve the organiza-
ton The treasurer of the associate
said its affairs would be wound up at
once.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
a Question Of God or the Kaiser

Berlin Dec. Am incident occurred
in the reichstag during yesterdays de-
bate with reference to a criticism by one
of the members to the effect that the
sailors of the gun boat Hits ought to
have prayed to God instead of cheering
the Kaiser as the vessel went down.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02

the window dres5ers-there were four
Of them-held sway. Sitting at a roll
top desk was the chief Of The force
II was just working out a plan for
linen window which we are going to put
in next week, - be said. There's very
little chance either for orr ginaity of de-
sign or good color scheme in such
display, but we can t always work with
silks and velvets. Other things have to
be sold as N ali. Tt isn't always the most
expensive goods which attract she most
attention, alsd L think I made my best
Int wash tin " indOW. 1 fixed up e maa
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-27
Wermnaliidte &nftf@tHer.

Da1Ias, 9eras, 18. Dug. "Proz
feFpr" g. 8orien, Der @rattiter i'm
8o1onauffteisen, fanb 1einen idben
Sob, dig er ii9 nit benz GaQf@irm
CUR @rbe nieberlafe en- tpo1te. @r tiel
in etnen Baum i'm Dat @ltF college
unb Brad ben 9als.
Quinch S1., 16. @ug. DaKelbe
!@9id1al traf ben 8aQontiinf tler ST.
Sacobs, Der in Dieniten bon @nbreps
C @boper's 3irtus ftanb. Derfelbe
ftieg gum 10o5ten (unb lebten) Male
in bic 2uft. Sn Der 90be bon $50
SUP plabte Sacobs' 8allon. So
ccbs periu@te, ii@ nit einem Sail
i&irm aur @rDe gu laAer. Derielbe
|SHnete it& aber ni&t unb ber 2uft>
14iFer ftiir5te nit unsebeurer Sc
14minbieteit gu 8oben. Cine babe
! @tunbe barauf ftarb CT. 8eibe 8eiz
ne, bas @enid unb 5tpei @ippen paren
gebro@en. Sacobs' Trau unb Rint
tparen unter ben Soufenben BON gu
ii4auern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-27
Gntb6lt Elm Bert&t bes edabamts'
departments in Bafb'
in9toa
lteber bic Erdeuns bon eilber tn Ser
eanjen Belt pdbrenS leSs
ten Sabres.
Mlerito ttebt uuter ben tilberrrdsenSttt
Qanoern nit TAFT $25,OOO,OO0
pbenan.

Mafbtngton, Musuit. Na@
offi3ieIen Mittbeilungen, bic bas
'@@aBamtsbepartement aus 81 2anz:
bern erbalten bat. belief ii@ bic @il=
berprdaung i'm &alenberjabr 1896
auf $113, 200. Bon btei er Sumz:
me tparen $13,603,200 u~msepragte
Miin3en, 1obaB aus neuen Stlberbarz
rem 500, 069, 900 seprGst tpurben.
Dn Climber, tpelde am meiiten Sil=
ber prGgten, tparen Merico nit $24,=
832,35O unb Sapan nit 1923, 1888, $40;
Damn folgen: China nit So, 253 $40;
@panien NIT $7,969,500; @robbritan=
MEN NIT $5,821, ISL; Ger. Staaten
mtA $5,698,OOO 10 ierrei9z 1ngarn
nit 1929, 900; peru NIT $4,073,=
600; &uBlanb init $3,554,000; @cua<
bor nit $2,500,000; 9euti@lanb
NIT $1,826,OOO.
Die @ilberprdsung @roBbritannt>
eng fir feline &olonien itelte ii@ pie
folet: fir Canada $1,158,63O; fir
9on9tong $2,2OO,OO; fur bic @tratts
Settlements $450,40O; insgelammt
1908, 100.
Trantret9 prdgts fir Snoo=@btna
$6,O92,OOO in @ilber unb fir Marot=
10 1854, 900.
8e3ieli4 Der umprGgung bon Silz
bermiin3en fteben bic Ser. Staaten an
ber @piBe unb ,3par nit $4,85O,OOO,
bann foleen Seiterrei4>l1ngarn NIT
$3,318,500; @roBbritannien NIT ST.
100000; Deuti@(anb nit $685.
600; @uBlarb init $642,50O unb Snz
bien nit $484,5OO.
Wom 1. Sanuar big 1. Muguft
1895 mrrben in ben Miir3sn Der Ser.
Staaten 8,562,412 @ilberboQars gez
prdgt, tpdbrenb in Der 3eit bon 1892:
Bis 1873 nur $8,O31 1888 in Silberz
Dollars geprdgt mu1ben. \
Dte geiammte Silberp1obuttion int
Ralenoeriabre 1895 pirb auf $780,
100000 gei@dbt. Das CUR PrGz
gun9 benubte ncue 8arreniilber betrug,
tpte oben ertpdbrt, 10 melt bic Snfor<
mationen bes S4abamts : Departez
anents rei@en, OO,O69,0 0 Da3u
tommen, ben 8ert9ten aus 3tp0lf
2dnbern 3ufo1ge, $42,000,00O fir 311
tmouitrieQsn 3peden benubtes @ilber.
unb $37,500,000 fir Silbererporte
na4 benz Sften, tpas insgelammt
$179,569,0O0 ausma@t, iobaB fir.
%btejeniGen QGrber, aus benen benz
@4abamt feline 8sri@te borliegen,
$46,430,000 fir Pra9ungsz uR>'
&unit3tpede ubrig bleiben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-27
9te Grnte aetmdot0t.

Appleton, @is., II. Dug. &onz
ierpatipe Mbf@dbungen 9eben bic @rn>
te in Sutagamte 60. in Golge eer Be-
,i9Gbtgungen a4r4 ben 9eertrurm unb
bic 9eui@rede 9Dditens auf tine Drit>
telz@rnte an. @tele Gelcer tperben
gar nt@t eei@nitten merotn, anbers
einfa4 Bios, UNI bas @trob gu BE-
niiben. Dte @rnte tit beinabe bouenz
bet unb Ibas Drei@en bat begonnen'
Scr @rtrag lit auf allen Gelbern Elm
iebr lei@ter. Die 9eiff@e Gliege uni
Gbtn4=& dfer fan9en bereits an bet:
5@iebenen Stellen i'm Mais gu arbei'
ten an, Elm ionit ME basetpeiener um>
itanb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-27
Gbtea9o.

@ommertpeisen 52-54; Rossem
Is; @erite 20; 9afer 1921; Corn
22-23; Mebl, %unDerdnbert; Rlee1az
men 6.75-7.75; Ttmotbpiamen 200
300; 5la@s 69-70; 9eu 800
HOO; Butter, Creamery 9-15; 8ut=
ter, Datrb 9-12; Stiere 3.25-4.7O;
,&iibe 1.10-4.20; @toGers 1876
$40; &d1ber 3.00-5.6O; @9meine
2.55- $50; S4afe 2.25-3.OO: 9Gm<
mer 100000; 9ibner So; Sur
tep 80; @nten So; @Gnie per
DBb. 100000; @epfel per SAB 1.25.
200; Rarto6eln 1926; 8obnen
60-73; @ier 9; Sa1s 2-3; MbisteD
1.22; &aie, Cream Ct; &die,
@4nei5er 80.
Yett,paatse.
Meisen $685.; mogeen 3o-31;
@erfte 81 "a; 9afer 20; Corn %;
"a; Mebl, patent per Sab 800
3.65; 9tmotbbiamen 2.30-3.25;
Rreeiamen %6.75-7.70; Tla4s 60
70; 9%imotbpbeu $50 1000; prai=
rtebeu 5.00-7.5O; Butter, CREAMERY
12-16; Butter, Dairp GA; Safe,
Cream 81; &G1 e, @9mei3er DO;
&artofeln $780,; @ier SO; So
, pfen 81; Stiere 3.25-3.75; Ribe
1.25-3.00; mtl@tube 100000;
f@@tpetne 2.70- 800; @@afe 2.25-
300; 2dmmer 3.50-.25.
ws]inneapolis & st. Yaml,
wei3en 48-52; @pggen 26; Ger
tie 22-24; 9afer 17-18; Corn %;
!-25; Gla@s 81; Mebl 2.45-3.5O;
F&lete 4.75-5.75; Mi1bes !9eu $780,
800; Butter, Creamery 12-14; BUT
ter, Datrp 8-13; @ier IS.
st. xomts.
'@ttere 2.4O-4.4O; Rube 1.8O-
$50; Stoders urb Geebers 2.4O-
3.4O; S@peine 2.9o-3.25; @@ofe
',2.50; 2dmmer 1926; Wei3en ST. So;
Corn 28-29; @oeeen 2 -29; @afer
18; Gla@s So * ga.
&antaS 9th.
"@tiere 2.OO-4.3O; Rube 1.5O-
80; Stoders u. Geebers 2.6O- 1856;
'@&peine 3.00-3.10; S4afe 2.O5-
275; 2dmmer 2.50-4.50.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-27

als pofttutf&er 5pti&en @i@monb
unb petersburg, 3d.. unb i'm Sabre
1884 sine Ct ua@ Macon, Ga. Sebt
iinb IS 60 Sabre, ieitbem Ct untera
bro@en in glei&er Gieeni&aft 0piz
f@en lebtaenanntem Drk unb Rnorz
Uiue, Gratpforb gountp. @a., ben
poitbienft oeriiebt.
- TN Colonial @ea4, @a.,
etpa IS Meilen u~nterbatb Waibinss
ton am potomac, 1T cine unbeimli&e
@uriuiitGt gu feben, tptl&e betm Mesez
6au IN 8ins George gountp, 3d., &C.
funben tporben 1T. Der Mufieber Ga
tpooo bate bort cine Mnoabl MGnner
an Der Mrbeit, als bteie zines Stages
nit ibren S4aufeln auf etnen e~iiernen
@esenftanb ftieben. 8ebutiam aus
searaber,, er;oies fi9 berfetbe als Elm
eiierner panaer ober RGfs, in tpslz
diem fid Elm iiber 6 SUB groBes Manz
nesitelett befanb. 8eim 3utritt Der
Suit 3erfieltn bic @no@en. unb muir
ber @9Gbd blieb felt in benz Ropfz
ftitd. Da auf ber Gunbitdtk mebrez
re meftngene Rn0pfe, tpie lie In alter
3eit an uniformen getragen tpuroen,
lasen, 10 gla,tben piele 8etppbner BON
Ring George Gountp, baB bas @telett
bon einem ipanti@en @eerdube, berz
riihrt,. Ter in benz pa%nserartigen
RGfts aufsebdngt tpurbe, Bis CT
f4liebli4 9ungers ftarb. Mnbere
reigen ii4 ber Mnii@t gu, bab man
es init ben @ebeinen bes Snbianerz
bGuptlings paBpatapniie gu tbun batz
te, Der feiner ;3eit gu bar blutbirftigz
ften Teinben Der Metben 9eb6rte. Dte
bis gum SABRE 1850 rei@enben urtunz
ben jener @egenb 9eben itber ben UNI
betmlihen Gunb teinen Muff@luB.
Der 21pe 1T los!" Dieie
@9redensfunbe pflan3te fi@ bieier
Sage gu friiber Morgenftunbe in benz
fonf 70 fti1en G4atbuh q. 5,
fort, pnb MGnner unb Grauen perbarz
ritabirten fi4 binter 9biren nno
Tenitern unb barrten nit Spannuag
Der Dinge, bic ba tommen fonten.
Dte{es Mal mar Is fem "Gate", uno
tein 2Dpe NIT 3abnlofem Maule, 1onz
bern Elm junger' pilber "@uitenprino."
Der beim Sran3fort ber Menagerie
bes v2onboner 2oolog:i4em @artens"
bon Ganariie na@ Gomez Sslanb an
Der Gde BON @osers Mpe. unb Molz
bone @trabe aus benz &dfig enti4lupft
tpar, als ber 2]Dpenmagen u 1amme1z
brad. Ser Manager Soiepb Ser
rari meGbete, bus @@redli@e i'm @taz
tionsbau1e, unb bic aus 1ubem
I@@lummer emporsei4eu@ten poli5iz
ften 9adett, &pan unb SoDce mo4ten
ii4 NIT geougenem @epoloer auf bic
2~1menjagb, bod permo&ten lie lange
3eit teine Spur bes @ieb3eu9es gu
finben. Da b0rten iie plDbli@ BUM
pies 8riQen aus benz 9auie go. AT
Malbone @trabe bringen. Ser jun
&c 2eu batte it@ in ben Seller 5uridz
. ge3ogen, unb bic 8laur0de polten
i@on Teuer geben. Do@ ber @irtusz
Direftor meinte, ct miirbe bic Beetle
lebenbig einfangen. @r 3iinoete Paz
pier an, 1tieB 6 benz 20men ms Sc
fi9t unb mart t9m gu glei4er 3ett etz
men @trtd tim ben 9als. Das ber:
buBte Sbter lteb bic gum @ngriff
erbobenen Saben 1pieoer iinten unb
lteB ii@, natiirli@ umter poli5etli@er
@bren|@storte, tpintg bon 1etnem
Meifter in ben &Gfig fiibren. Ser
rari uber fiat ni4t muir ben 2Dmen
mieber, 1onbern nod einen pra4tpolz
len ~PuHr unb ptrb in Gonep So
Lamb bplle 6Gu1er bdben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-27

Sn ga Sroffe ertranten in.
J1ufe brei junge 2eute tnfolse l1m'
fnlasens ibres Bootes.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-27

- Man pfle9t setp1bnli@ an5unebz
men, baB Der &abfabrer bonn 8ltbz
i41age neri@ont bleibe, ba ct auf ietz
mem nit Summit ausgeitatteten 6abrz
3euge ifolirt 1T. Die Mnnabme 1T
inbeB cine irri9e. unneit 81 / NJ
neapo1is, Minu., purben iingit
3tpei Rubfabrer BON einem beftigen
@emitter iiberrai@t. Sic ieben trobz
benz tire Gabrt fort, lm moglt4ft
ra19 bas nd4ite Dorf gu errei@en.
YlDbli9 tpurbe elmer Der Rabfabrer
bur9 einen 8ltB1&lag gu 8oben &C.
morfen unb ettpa 3 Meter bon feinem
@abe tpesef4leubert. Mls ct ft4 erz
bob, bemertte ct gu ieinem srobten
Gritaunen, baB feline Mai4tne total
bon 3udenoen Tlamn1en umgeben 'tpar,
tpel4e 1i4 i@laneenf0rmig in ben
@pei9en manben. Das gauge @4auz
ipiel mo9te ctrca cine quite Minute
gebuuert baben, Bis bic lberrai4ten
I Tabrer ii@ eetrouten, bas Rab gu be-
ta1ten. sic fpnnten nur con ftatiren
bab bic Mai4ine p%o1itGnbig berborz
ben unb bic Eager sei@mol5en tparen.
- Ginem alien 9ertommen aemGb
lit in 2arebo, &c.,, Der @amstoe
Der Sag Der 8ettler. Mdnner unb
Weiber, bic ni@t gu urbeiten i'm
Stunbt iinb, aieben on biei EN- Sage,
miloe @aben heii@enb. bon 9aus au
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-27

= 9ie audi in Deutidlanb aus
iterbenbe &omantit beg qoitborns 1T
in benz niidternen Dollarlanbe atparr
unbetannt, aqeim aud in ben Der.
@taaten siebt es poittutf@er, bic r
tbrem 8erufe auf bas Snnigite berz
tpadien iinb. gu biefen geb0rt oer
81 Sabre dlte Sra Servings bon
!8ib6 County, @a., ber I'm
poitbienfte mod a1tp0@entli@ in iei=
mem @u9gp $50 Meilen aurudlegt.
rOntel" sra Fat am Is. Suli 1916
in Danbp, 9pmptins @ountD, q. g.,
bas 2t@t ber Melt erblidt, unb 3tpar
als @pbn elmer SHUTTER, bic ols bag
erfte tpetBe &inb in Sioga @ountr
am @%usquebanna seboren mar, uni
beren @eburt bic Oneibaz Snotaner let
ner 3eit grobartts 9efetert 9atten. Mls
Is Sabre alter Burf@e biente Sen=
ninsS a1erit als poittuti@er 5pii&en
Ostpego unb Stbaca unb unter lei:
men YoTogieren befanben ii4 piele be:
riibmte MGnner, ME prdfibent Mar:
tin Ban 8uren, General Wi1iam Sen:
RI 9orrifm u. I. ~. @pater fuhr e
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-27
&antaS Gitn.

@tiere 2.00-4.30; Ribe 1850
BIO; @toders II. Geebers 2.6O- 3.55;
@4netne 3.00-3.10; S9afe 2.O5-
2.75; 2G4nrner 2.5O-4.5O.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-08

ASK the recovered
~dyspeptics, billions SUI
|ferers, victims of fever
and ague, the mercurial
diseased patient, how
they recovered health,
cheerful spirits and good
appetite they will ted
you by taking SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-08
NOTICE.

Entering nv pasture and stock
ranch on Cl!eniefe an Iigre, without
my consent is forbidden. Any per.
son ~trespassing or said premises will
be prosecuted to the full extent Of
the law. AURoRE DEFIANCE,
Widow Louis Laporte.
AbbeyiIle, January 4 1896.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-08
PURELY VEGETABLE.

Containing those Southern Peots and Herbs which an
ail-wise Providence has placed in countries where
Liver Diseases most prevail. 1t will cure all
Diseases caused by DeTangenaont of the
LIVER ord Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are a bitter
or bad taste il the mouth Pain in the Back, Sides or
Joints. otten mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour
Stsssrach; Loss Of Appetite; Bowels alternately
costly: and lax; Headache; Loss of Memory, with a
painfii sensation Of having failed TO do something
which aught to have been done. Debility; Low
Systritg; q thick, yellow appearance of the Skin and
Eyes a dry Cough, often mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend the
d:aease, al others very few but the LIVER, the largest
organ N tne body, is generally the seat of Tx, disease,
and il NOT Regulated in time, great sufferips,, wretch
edn2ss and DaaATa will ensue.
The following highly-esteemed persons attest 10 the
wirtdss Ct SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR Gen. VS.
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Ga; Rev. j. w. Burke, Macon, Ca; Virgil Powers,
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MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
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North and northeast

If goa have any intention Of going
to the North or Elst this fail Of
winter. sou should advise Yourself
of the best route from the South and
West. This is the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad, which is run
mag double daily trains from New
Orleans and Memphis through to
Louisville, CINCINNATI, Nashville,
Birmingham, Atlanta, Montgomery.
ThomasvilIe, ~rensacoly, Jackson,
vile and ali Florida points; Wash
ington, Philadelphia, New York,
Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo aud all
points North and East. Pullman
Sleeping Car Service ihsongh For
particulars as to rates and through
car service, write
T. Fl. KINGSLEY,
Trav. Pass. Agent, Dallas, Tex.
JNo KIIKENY,
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CT r. ATM0RE.
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