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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

San Francisco. Dec. i2.-Ex.Queen
Liloukalani is extremely reticcnt To
all questions ~ to her intent ons she re.
plies; II have not yet natured my
plans" She will not even ny why she
left Honolulu Tho Hawaiian consul.
however, has received advic,s that on
the morning Of her departure Liliouka-
lani called ON President ID 10 aud In.
formed him that she was gong to Bos.
ton 10 see relatives Of her husband. the
late John Dominis Repres ntatives OF
Hawaii IN this city have bgen instructed
to show the ex.quecn every courtesy
while she Is In the United Siatoa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

Fisher takes your picture for cents
aud finishes Il Ia three minutes. 10
J. W. Bandy Of Madison county, was
IN town yesterday.
BIB Nicholas has been jailed on a
case Of aggravated assault.
Miss Ssllie Shaw has been danger.
ously III several days.
A young man named Woodward, a
timer employed by ]. A. Myers, a. c-
len ally bad twentv-three foot fall
rom DR.. II. l.. Fountains residence
yesterday and landed on a pile Of brick
Tie was unipjured beyond a few bruis, ..
Mr., aud Mrs. A. J. Edwards and Miss
Kirkland came up from Milli,an yester-
day.
The damage b the Jail, done by he
prisoners who tried 10 escape sunday
night, has been repaired In a subsian-
iial manner.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec. lathe specia
board appointed by Secretary Herbert
TO investigate charges that plate Of in.
ferior quality had been furnished fi
the battleship now building at New
port News will resume It's inquiry
at that place Monday. As far ~
IL has gone the inquiry indicated
that the amount Of defective plate sup
piled Is much larger than at first sup
posed and the consequence may be very
serious in the way Of delaying the worl
Of constructing battleships in which
the department is much interested.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13
LOOKS AT ~ FAvoRABLN
one spAniArd Who Il Not OGends
with CleveIands Message.

one spAniaFd Who Il Not Onendsi
with Cleveland's Message.
NEW YORK. Dec. IA Worlds
Madrid dispatch says Senior CASTELAR,,
the noted Spanish republican leader,
gives the following statement OF his pc.
sition on that part Of President Cleve.
lands message which refers to the
Cuban question:
Il do not consider the presidents
message unfavorable 10 Spain. because
the attitude Of Mr. Cleveland reminds
me Of that Of General Grant, In 1873,
only Mr.. Cleveland reads n harder lee.
ture 10 the insurgents and the lingo Gle.
monts in the United States. His silence
ON Cuban independence and his oppo.
sition 10 recognition Of belligerenoy
shows really honest, correct, statesman.
like conduct. So does hts official dispo.
sition towards Spain
AS l said recently, l persist in BE-.
heving that the more reasonable aud
farsighted element Of the American PEG.
pie will give us fair play.
II approve the temperate attitude Of
Mr.. Cleveland in the first part Of his
message. | consider his reply TO the
American congress last winter as a
damper for the ininrrents.
"In the latter part Of the message I'M.
doubtedly there are unpalatable dcclara.
tons, against which all patriotic Span.
iards protest For instance. what he
says about the sale OF Cuba. the mac
curate statements concerning the situa-
ton In the colony and the conduct Of
our forces and generals
"But we must distinguish in the lat
ter part Of the message between the
purely hypothetical surmises as 10 what
America might deem herself justified n
doing II Spain were impotent to crush
the instruction promptly and the
friendly advice and suggestions yolun.
teered by Mr. Cleveland when he re-
ommends and even offers 10 cooperate d
obliging the Cubans 20 accept autonon
or home rule, which we ourselves tf
fered them large installment Of, aud
which the oortes passed last year.
1--WE must be practical and uudcr
stand that this part Of the message 1.
intended to arrest the patience OF D.,
public"
Other Spanish statesmen, chiefly Lib
erals, but even some supporters OF "a,
government. say Spain must be thank
full for the prospect Of having her hand
free for few moments longer.
The only feature Of the message th,,
admit to be rather alarming for Span 4
rule and likely to play into the hands o.
the insurgents is the indirect hope holt
ont by President Cleveland that II ths,
do prolong the struggle America nigh
interfere Ia their behalf.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13
eALLINoToNls VOLUNTEERS
The Constitution For the Organization
Has Bsen Drafted.

Has Been Drafted.
NEW YoRK. Dec. i2.-Commander.
iu.Chiet Ballington Booth and his stan
Of field officers Of the Volunteers OF
America have drafted constitution for
the organization. The council has sue.
ceeded rs far as possible In following
the spirit Of the constitution OF the
United States, and removing entirely
any semblance Of autocratic power Il
has also succeeded In avoiding any pos
sibility Of theological discussion. The
theological tenets are such as will BE-
readily accepted by all evangelical bodies
with whom It is the desire TO cooperate
in all Christian work
The stars and stripes have been adopt.
ed as the banner Of the organization
and will be carried in all parades, side
by side with the national emblem Of the
Volunteers.
Brigade loneral Fielding who has
charge Of she western division with
headquarters at Chicago. reports a
marvellous growth Of the movement IN
the west. From every section encou-.
aging reports are daily received by the
commander.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13
Nrw FlNAncIAL RESTITUTION.
One WIN he Organised at Chicago on
New iian.

One WIZ he Organized AZ Chicago on
New Iian.
CHICAGO, Dec lathe Times-Hor.
aid says tho international Hypothecatc
bank is the name Of the newest Chicago
financial institution. Il Is the only one
Of tho hind in the country. II viii
stand between tho laboringman aud tho
chattel mortgage shark and the pawn
broker Il will send the immigrants'
money abroad and handle foreign money
sent here for investment.
The bank has been incorporated UNI
der the laws Of Iowa. The men back
Of the institution will select directors
aud elect oiicers at the earliest moment,
possibly in January. While Dubuque
is named al the principal place Of bust
ness. 1t Is simply within the corporation
laws Of Iowa Chicago win DO the real
headquarters. The authorized capital
Is 80, 900, 900.
Provisions have been made for branch
Is TO be established ON al the hourses
Of Europe. and forthwith at London.
Paris, Berlin and Amsterdam. OF the
$4,000, 600 authorized capital. q, OOO,O 600
Is to be subscribed and $500, 900 paid up
before the bank begins business. A
good share OF the sl,OOO.OOO is said to
have been taken up already and that
there Is nothing In the way 10 hinder
the commencement Of business IN the
coming month.
One Of the incorporators, L. w
Finch. who is a mining engineer, said
1.-THE business intentions Of the com
pany as stated are correct, am undei
the impression that no similar institu
ton has ever been started In this coun
Try, although there are several In Eu
rope believe, modelled ON n similal
plan, which have proved 10 DO n grea
success think tho company vii
I choose is officers and open business
during the latter half Of January, Ant
II not then. certainly in the early par
Of February"
Henry A. Corse II mentioned as
probable president Of the new bank.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

Chs. II. Eige, dentist, Bryan Tex,
TAKE your next morn ng's morning"
at 10 i0r x Cox's. 10
Col. W. 7. Jones Of Whitaker, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs.. ". P Rhodes 8 whiting friends
az n nchley.
"Ioi Scotch rnnch," the finest in
The md At Taylor 4 Cox. 10
Mfs. Roda Cox wen, to Hearne yes
terisy.
Great reduction In every department
a. wyse's. 10
II lor 4 Cox a., headquarters for
ihosr prime cod Wcather iavOfiles
'S1sor-lnd serfy" ~
nc. Dabin.on has returned from a
trip 20 South Iesas.
Buy,ouf Christmas liquors Of TAYLOR
4 Cox. Tney have he purest and best
lqnori that can be honght -.
r. smith came home from Allen.
farm yesterday.
a Wing, watch, a piece of siiserware,
ano elty in eoId or sil,er--in fact YOU
can iind anything you want at John NJ,
laldEelfs 10
sheriff Nunu returned from Millicar
ytsoiday.
consumption. IaGrppe. Pneumonia
curei by shlloh's CuIe. Sold by al
druggists
Mrs. South returned from Navisoia
yesterday accompanied by Miss Mag
g.e Henry.
john N Caldwell has an cxqni.ii,
line " diamonds. Watches, iewelry, H.
Taarc. silver noyelu q etc Tor Chust
mas pfesenis. 10
MRlrp Herbert q Waco, Is yisitln,
ih tle city
Tie nioaiway-the hest correct OF
/. earth or go at Wyses. r.
Gin Harris aud little daughter wen
,o6nyeston yesterday.
Rev a. N.Siewart viii preach at ibu
Chr iian church to-day. Morninl
suli ct: "B.essedness Of Sin Covered.
Evening. "Achan's SIN"
sii Williams Is holding a revival al
Franklin
dss 81. leon viii clost out her stool
Of fHll and winter millinery at cost
I've yth.rg must be- sold by Feb. 4. I,
max room Tor a large spring stock. 81:
Ifyou want n handsome Christina
pfcssnf-s1s eihing that will last long
crald bee appreciated more than any.
lhins else-cal aud make selection
from. the beautiful stock ofjewelry a
CAin wells. he has the newest an,
pre- TEST 81 everything In his line. 10
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13
Whore the Shoe Plnoncs.

There is no occasion to 70 or send
away from Bryan 10 buy holiday goods.
Our merchants who cater to this trade
have laid in splen ID stocks Of endless
variety and unusual beauty. They can
supply you with anything In the bounds
OF reason you want at prices az low as
the goods may be obtained elsewhere
aud Il is no more than simple justice 10
give home people the preference, not
oaly on this but IN everything else. II
you are In busiress OF professional lie.
are you not largely dependent upon this
community for support? Suppose,
then, everybody should desert you aud
send away" fr goods or services or
work, as the case may he. Do You not
observe where The shoe pinches9
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13
COLLEGE VS.. HOUSTON.
Game Won by the A. n VI. Boys
by a Score of 2S to d.

A large crowd went out TO College
yesterday 10 witness the game Of foot
ball between College and Houston
which took place on the College grid
iron ats O'clock. The weather was
fine and at line up both teams showed
up In splendid condition. College was
confident Of victory from the hut. and
when play was called they went %
work to win a score that Won a do them
credit houston Non toss, choosing
goal, College taking ball and making
touchdown la three minutes play.
From this Time on the game belonged
10 College, Houston never beng allow.
ed b make q touchdown. TIE College
bucked center numerically, N one in.
stance for iul fifty ymds, PEI ms max
ing touchdown College made three
touchdowns, missed two goals aud lost
one by misplay ia frs half In econd
half College made three tonchdowns,
kicked two goals aud missed ine. Per.
kins, Cox, Tracy. Stearns, uvofshiner
and Farr divided honor. Captain
Druesdow and his Houston team made
good impression and worked hard,
but they were never In Il Tor a single
minute. At the end Of the game the
score stood % TO Q 10 favor Of College.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

With the deepes, sympathy and sor-
row for the bereaved husband and FAM
lily the Eagle chronicles tie death Of
Mrs. Knowles, vile Of NJ g. II.
Knowles, editor Of the Popuisi Tire
passing Of her pure spirit at Z 80 yes-
tvrday morning occasioned iespreai
sorrow 10 this city where she sas loved
aud honored for her ne wcman.y
and christian character.
Tie funeral will take place from tn,
family residence this aiterno. at 3 &C
O'Clock.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

BosroN, Dec. ie-Mary l. Collins
and Samuel p. Putnam n Chicago.
were found dead upon the door Of the
room occupied here by the woman
The gas was turned on. The woman
was 20 years old and the man about 50.
Investigation Is now being made by the
police A whiskey flask was found in
the room. Indications are that the
eouplo committed suicide.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

Try international .tock food" a. q
condition powder aud appetizer for oil
kind Of stock. Il Is the best thing on
TIE market. Sold by John NJ. Lawrence
& Co. q
Sam Eaves was Up from wellborn
Yesterday.
Ask your physician, your druggist
and your friends about Shlloh's Cure
Tor Consumption. They viii recon-
u'cnd q. Sold by all druggists.
Pattern hats at actual cost and less at
Miss 81. Icons. DIP
! have a big stock Of fancy all wool
flannel In stripes and plaids, worth
fI0m &c TO Soc yard your choice at
25c' 10 &. II. Wyse.
"My baby had Group and was saved
b. Shlloh's Cure" writes Mrs. J. b.
Martin OF Huntsville. Ala. Sold by all
druggists.
90, Is and 70 cent ribbons going at So
cents per yard At Miss 81. Icons. dl2
Frank wasserburger called on the
Eagle while Ia town yesterday.
Call at Fishers art gallery. Pictures
for cents each, finished In three
minutes. IS
We HTe enjoying a grand rush on hol-
idny goods an the pretty novelties are
going rapidly. Now il your Oppurtun-
nv 10 call. sam b. Wilson 4 Co. an
Miss st. Leon Is clearing oat all her
fail aud winter millinery At actual cost.
lattefn hate, shapes, walking hats. lib
b'ns, plGmes, binds anu ornaments
everything goes In this sale 10 make
room iof an immense spring stock. di2
W. 4. James will rerelve a car load
OF fine mules at his stable Dec. "a.
Call aud see them. l5d
Sergeant Finley and wife were In
fom College yesterday.
The best cough cure rs ShiiGh Cure
A neglected cough Is dangerous. StoI
Il at once with Shlloh's Cure. Sold by
all druggists.
Dr.. D ummond of Cottonwood, was
visitor % the city yesterday.
Ladies-we are distributing our beau.
/ tifnl Xmas calendars free-Call and ge
one, sam. y Wilson 4 90. al
have az my stable TO sell Tor starl
Bros Of Missouri, $500 worth Of the I'm
estof fruit tress Of all kinds. "Old Oal
rroce Roots" Parties who subscrib.
ed foI these trees were not able 10 TAX,
them. ANY one wishing trees shoult
call O. see me 40 once and ! will Civ,
You a bargain. Ira Gooch. II
KGrl's Clover Root Tea Is a sur
curc for Headache and nervous dis
onses. Nothing relieves 80 quickly
Sold by all druggists
There Is nothing nicer and more ap
pfoprhte than one Of those beautiful
china tea sets for an "Xmas" present a
dll Sam Il. Wilson'S & Co
J.R. Collier Of Mumbrd, was visit
or 10 Bivan yesterday.
Karl's Clover Root Tea purlhes tn
blood and gives n clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by all druggists.
rcuad trip tickets will be on sale tC
Houston good for trains leaving Bryal
IT 2;il a. M. and $40 p, m, Dec. "a
FATE round trip Sl.25. Good to return
only on train leaving Houston 1920 p
m, Dec. H.
We ave showing new and elegant nov
elites IN cut glass--decorated china an,
ladies purses every day.
d II Sam B. Wilson & Co
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13
WREcKEp eY pYNAMIrE.
II Il Supposed The Explosive Was Placed
In stick Of Wood.

II Il supposed the Explosive Was Placed
In stick Of Wood.
DELAWARE, O., Dso IA dynamite
explosion here destroyed a portion Of
the dwelling Of Mrs. b, @. Clost, south
Of this city. Her daughter, Mrs Daisy
Lockwood, built a fire in tho kitchen
stove to prepare the evening meal. and
stepped out Of the room when the ex-
plosion took place The stove was
blown TO pieces. The occupants Of the
rooms above narrowly escaped death. as
the building was shattered. Il is sus.
pected that some one placed a stick Of
dynamite and cap in some wood used 10
burn in the stove.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

HAMHURo, Dec, i2--M a meeting
held here the striking dockori adopted
resolutions In favor Of some arrange.
ment with their employers. The con.
ference between the strikers and their
employer will decide upon the com.
position Of the board Of Cancellation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13
About Masso'. supposed heath.

KEY WEsT, Dec. i2.-Macoo's death
is still discreditcd by the grerter nun.
Der Of prominen, Cubans here, yet tn m
are a number who fear it is true. Tlo
report that Dr. hortucha, who was IA.
oeo's physician. had seen Maceo's boiy
exhumed, Is untrue Il Is learned from
a reliable source that Zertuoha mover
was Maceo's physician.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

PIrrsHuR0. Dec is.-The joint com,
mittee Of railroad coalminers aud oper,
Ator reported to the convention they
were unable 70 agree upon a rate and
were discharged. A strike will probably
foilovv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

NEW YoRK. Dec, is-william ].
Bagot and Peter Bagot, who compose
the firm OF Bagot & Son, dealers In dry
goods, assigned TO Ambrose o. Mccall,
without preferences. Liabilities, sltl,.
900; assets, tlS.OO0 Dull trade rni
pressure Of creditors said to have eau g |
failure.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13
nenrIrnr A.led Tnr

BIRMINGHAM. ALI, Dec. IA bill
has been filed asking for a receiver fot
the Elyton Land company. This is the
largest land concern in Alabama. Il
controls over $4,000, 900 worth OF prop.
eFty In and around Birmingham and
has u, 10000 bonds outstanding with
irnsi cnmnanina.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

Beginning At once and for the next
thirty DAYS Miss ST. Leon will sell her
fall and winter millinery at actual cost
10 make room Cor \ large spring stock
which, as usual, she will 70 east u pur.
chase in February. Remember every.
thing goes At cost; You have only to call
aud examine the goods aud prices to be
convinced. Ladies, here is your oppor.
unity 10 get stylish. up-io-date mil.
linery almost at your own price. IA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

cLKvELAND. Dec Il. y. How,rl
Robinson, secretary aud treasurer Of he
Cleveland Baseball Club company. nai
brother Of +. Dehaas Robinson, IL a al
here The immediate cause Of hisdo ta
was Inflammation Of the brain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

la GRANGE, Tex, Dec. i9.-Chris
Menicrs. a young man Of 20. living near
Rulesville, committed suicide by shoot.
ing himself. The crime Is attributed to
continued iiinesa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

HAVANA. Dec i2.-Captain General
Weyler returned to Havana yesterday
and was given a big reception by the
citizens.
The city was decorated in honor Of
his return.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13
Cotton ReceInts.
An Old Citizen Of Kansas city Found
Dead on = bridge

KANSAS Cry, Dec. i2.-Frank Hue.
ben, aged SO years. one OF the Oldest res.
idents Of Kansas city, was found dead
on Central avenue bridge in Kansas
City, Kan, Friday night He was un.
doubtedly robbed and murdered by
footpAds. There was a bu lethole in
his right temple. His gold watch Il
missing aud his pockets riiied.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

Albany, Dec i2.-Siate Railroad
Commissioner Richards fell dead IL
barber shop here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13

HI,sBoRo. Tex. .aDcc. is.-Joo Will
Hams II Hubbard was arrested on =
charge Of burglary aud brought to this
city aud jailed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized TO annonnre
Wv. A H4NEg

We are authorized TO announre
WN. A. BANKS
a. candidate for Secretary. Assessor
and Collector Of the City Of Bryan At
he ensuing April election.
We arr authorized 10 announce
C.E. JENKINS
NJ candidate ior tie Office Of city aec.
retary, assessor and collector OF Bryan
at the ensuing April election.
We are authorized - announce
VI. q RHODES
a candidate Tor Gi,y SECRETARY, Tax
A''essor and Collector Of Bryan. Flee
ton frs, Tuesday ~ April, lsE:
We are authorized to announce
C. 7. WILSON
as a candidate Tor city marshal If Brva
an at the ensuing Apil election.
We are authorized % announce
c. G. SHELBURNE
a. a candidate Tor re- election 70 iBa
"'hec OF CITY marshal OF bryan at tho
ensuing April election.
Wcar authorized 20 announce,
TIP, BoYEIr
as candidate Tor City Nnhal :
Bryan at the ensuing April election.
Why suffer with coughs colds and
Ia grippe when LANArivG BnoMo Qu.S.
iSE will cure you in one day. Does
not produce the ringing In the head
like snlphate Of Quinlne. Put M in
tablets convenient Tor taking. Guar.
an,eed 10 cute, or money rrfundei-
Price, 2Sc. For sale hy
NJ. u. James
Sam y. Wilson,
+. J. Fountain,
Npl HALLS Drug store
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-10-02

thing | know-it the thing had
come of Uncle Jonas would new
or have forgotten me. He would
have believed TO his dying day
that | had been squared. You may
imagine what a state Maud was
in. She
The door opened and Maud her
self walked Into the room.
1t seemed that her stepfather
treated her 30 harshly on account
OF her having spelled his scheme
that she had been forced to leave
his house and take refuge with her
brother.
For some time the old man re-
fused to believe that the reason
Arthur gave for not going to
South Africa was the true reason,
bat IN time he came round, and
both brother aud sister are now q
good deal at his house. 90 there
occasionally myself, which IS not
surprising asMAudand l have been
engaged for the last six weeks.
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SPOILING A SCHEME.

The crowd grew thicker every
moment, TIL 1t became almost i'm
poSsibIe TO move IN the ball room.
The charity on account Of which
the entertainment was being held
was a popular one; some great
ladies' had taken the thing up and
made it a success. And as many
OF the men and nearly ali the girls
were In fancy dress, the scene was
striking and brilliant.
Among the Henrietta Marlas,
the Amy Robsarts, Flora McDon'
aids and other characters that
filed the rooms, one glrPs face
took my heart captive the instant
| beheld 1t. She did not look more
than seventeen, though she may
have been year or two older, fair,
slender, with sunny hair and a
milky-white complexion. She was
dressed to represent the Snow In
age OF HawthOre's charming fan
tasy, and the character suited her
s'yle of beauty admirably. She
was pa'e as the snow wreath that
crowned her head, and she seemt d
almost a. fragile as the icicles that
were her only ornaments.
The girls beauty waI indeed re
msrkable. People turned and
looked at her as she moved here
and there; aud whenever she stood
still she was instantly surrounded
by a small crowd of men eager t
get their names pat down on be
programme. l noticed, however
that there was sad, abstracte(
look in her eyes. Her heart was
not In the ball room.
In spite of all my effOIts | failed
to get sn introduction to the giE
Who had facInated me. l failed
even to learn her name. Bot nom
the less l had fallen in love wit
a ger-a vision that in al
likelihood l should never Sc
again, that would be for me
, feeting and unsubstantial az th
Snow Fairy whom she represented
There was one other person
the ball who attracted my after
ton. This wss tall, dark man
with a thick, short, black beard,
man considerably over the mlddl
. height, and evidently possessing
! strong will as we'll as a powerf'
body. More than once this ma
!, approached the snow Fairy, an
on each occasion she seemed to n
to shrink from him, as If she
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"77" for GRIP.

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Advertisements Will be inserted at OIL
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Ia m. economy Flour Bin. 1t fs sub.
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m Iast a life time. THIS Bin will be
stf. red throvgout Shenandoah cou n'yby
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