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RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
1t Has Passed Both Houses and Is
In the Presidents Hands.

Washington, May 25.-The river and
harbor bill as finally passed by both
houses. was taken to the white house at
a late hour Saturday afternoon. AS soon
as the house a agreed to the CONFER
ence report the committee on enrolled
bills went to work to see that the bill
agreed in all respects with the recon-
mendations OF the conference commit
tee. Owing to the numerous amend
ments this was nc easy task. but as the
result or continuous work the commit
tee finished a few minutes after 5
O'Clock. The enrolled bill was then
taken to Speaker Reed, who signed 1t
and Immediately announced that fact
to the house. Then the clerk having the
matter in charge hurried over to the
senate, where the bill received the Sig
nture Of Vice President Stevenson.
When this action of the vice president
had been announced to the senate the
bill was taken back to the enrolled bills
committee and afterward to the white
house. The president has ten days be-
ginning today Sunday being e%xcepted)
in which to act on the bill.
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DEATH AT DUBUQUE.
Depot Carried Away and 8 browne,
---12 Lives Lost at Bloody Run.


Durango, Ia, May 25.-The depot Of
the Chicago Great Western road at this
place was carried away by a flood last
night at midnight and four children of
Mrs. Clarke, the station agent, were
drowned. Mrs. Clark chung to the roof
and was saved. Tom Griffith, a brake
man, was drowned.
The depot lodged against a tree and
his morning the body of n of the
twins was found sogne yards below the
lodging place. Those who remained in
the depot We're rescued soon after 1t
lodged. The loss OF her children drove
Mrs. Clarke crazy.
Twelve persons were killed by a flood
on the Bloody Run. a stream along the
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul rail-
way, emptying into the Mississippi at
North McGregor. One man was
drowned at Dyersville. Dubuque coun-
ty, and two were killed at Manchester,
Delaware county.
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sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market weak.
Grain anil Prnxisinna

Chicago. May 2s.-cash quotations were
as follows:
Flour-Neglectad.
I. :; s. ssgSsiNs; NJ; s0T rsa. ssSa ! sapssns'
4sssc. 'Ao"' 1s@W
q SasmNo. 2. lsAe; No, 2 white. I, o. b..
Rye-No. 2. S51sc.
Barley-No. 2, nominal,
Flax Seed-No. /, SSlic.
Tpipothy seed-Prime, 50
A.5s: short RIB sides. 34.0saA. io:s dry sailed
sh1ulders: sA.oeal4.2 rs; short clear sides,
11415c. aeAty'
Eggs-Steady at 5@ec.
Cheese.f@7kc.
gallon. Zig. 49,
IS sa +. LOAF, =: %: graduated, u. s2..s
Hides-Light and heavy green sailed.
1uily cured; 4tp5c; green hides. sMG4c:
cons, each, Soc.
4Ac; cake, SIC.
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BACK TO CALIFORNIA.

The Nevada Bank Check Raisers
Returned 10 the scne CT Their
Crime.
Newark. N. j., May 25.-James Gre
gan and Charles Becker, who raised a
draft for $12 to $22, 900. after depositlng
81. 200, drew $4,000 in gold from the Ne
vada bank of San Francisco, We're for
mally turned over to the California LII
thorlties this morning. The writ of
habeas corpus applied for by NJ. T. Bar
rett for the prisoners was withdrawn
before Judge Kirkpatrick in the quarter
sessions court. The prisoners will reach
San Francisco at $40 p. IN. on Saturday
mex The property owned by Cregan
in New York has been converted into
cash and 1t Is said that the prisoners
will make full restitution to the Nevada
ha MIR H5 --
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sullivan on Transmigration.

Boston GloDe.
John L. Sullivan is posted on topics
other than those OF the ring. While
seated In a box at a ST. Paul theater the
other night. something was sale about q
man making hay while the sun shines
and saving up for a rainy day, which
caused John to remark
There's a good deal of rot In all this
talk about saving up for a rainy day.
An old guy gave me a dose OF 1t once,
and | said to him: What's the use Of
saving up your money till you're so old
you can't have any fun in spending IT?
What's the matter Of enjoying 1t when
you're young M can get some good out
of it?' And, speaking OF gstting old and
dying, why YOU all know it's only a case
of three days to plant you, and then
you're forgotten.
But now that these scientific fellers
have discovered the x rays. which show
up a mans inside. the doctors, they say.
can keep him alive. But I can't see
WHAT'S the good of living forever unless
they car find some dope to keep a fellow
young.
Then there's another kind Of scien-
tifc guys continued John, that claim
that after a man dies he is turned into
some sort OF an animal. They say that
these nervous, fidgety. troublesome
cusses turn into mosquitoes, because It's
their nature to bother everybody. while
the toughs and DULLES are turned into
mules and elephants"
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Man Killed at Aberdeen.

Aberdeen, s. D., May 22.-Franh
Boughton. b%ricklayer, SO years of age
was almost instantly killed this morn
Ing while at work on the electric light
plant. A pole used in raising the new
stack fell to the ground and portions OF
the old stack came with 1t. striking
Houghton on the head and shoulders.
His neck was broken. He hat two
brothers and sisters in Sioux City. an
other brother In Ida Grove. Ia, and .
second sister In Woonsocket, this state.
Burial occurs at Wooneocket tomorrow.
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A CLOUDBURST IN IOWA.
The Water Game Down in Torrents
at Merrill Sunday.

Merrill, Ia, May 25.-There was a gen
uine cloudburst here about 5 O'Clock
Sunday. The water came down In indie
scribable torrents and soon the entire
valley was flooded to a depth of two feet
or more. Some distance north OF Mer-
rill the Illinois Central railroad track
was washed out for a distance Of more
than q mile. A farmer named Thomp-
son met the Illinois Central train from
Sioux City and warned 1t, and it turned
back. A bridge over a small run near
here was washed out, and in the road
between here n Leeds 1t Is said the
water was up to the wagon boxes for a
time. This was surface water and soon
ran off, swelling the Floyd river, but
not to an alarming stage.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-30

In Chill, on the battlefield OF Tarapa-
ca, the bodies OF the slain lie just as they
fell in the battle between the Peruvians
and Chilians. which took place before
the annexation of Tarapaca by Chill in
1883. Four thousand men and 1000
horses were killed or that occasion, and
the bodies were left unburied. 1t never
rains at T%arrapaca. inc the sun has
dried the corpses, and the nitrate in the
soil has preserved them. Upon the
plateau the mummified bodies lie in
CHASTITY confusion just as they fell. with
the broken swords and bayonets as
fresh looking as on the day of the MEM
orable fight.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-30

Galena. Ill, May Pa flood did great
damage here as the result of a cloud
burst last night. Water rushing in tor
rents from the bluffs to low ground to-
gether with the sudden rise of Galena
river turned the down town streets into
rushing rivers. Two boats did service
on Main and Commerce streets. Frank
lin street is a scelie Of devastation. Gel
lars on Main street are inundated and
places of business in some portions OF
the town are abandoned for the present.
Several homes are wrecked. among
them that OF ]. T. Strickland, whose
wife was drowned in thetlood.
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Athletics at Yankton.

Yankton, May 22.-In the athletic con-
test yesterday Motley of Mitchell won
the mile bicycle race. and Fry OF Yer
million won the half mile race. Yankton
won both single and double tennis
games and first and second place for tho
high kick. Willard, OF Vermillion.
threw the sixteen pound shot SO feet 10
inches and won first; Larson OF Yank-
ton, second. vermillion defeated Sioux
Falls at baseball. The big contest will
occur today.
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vermiilion Notes.

yermflllon. $. D.. May 25.-RIchard
Holmes of Meckling was adjudged In
sane by the board of examiners and
committed to the asylum at Yankton.
Holmes Is a young man. about 80 years
old, and has resided here since his i'm
migation from Indiana several years
ago. He has been half witted since
birth, at which time his father was 10
and his mother IA. Lately he has made
numerous threats to ladies living at
Meckling, and the county considered in
sanity the proper route. IN Kidding itself
of him,
Vermillion will give Miss Alice Hyde.
winner of the intercollegiate o%ratorical
contest at Yankton, a formal reception
at the city hall this evening.
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DECISION BY yEoMANs.
City of Wichita Wins in the Rate
Case Litigation.

StAo AtSoAs
Washington. May 25.-The Interstate
commerce commission. in an opinion by
Commissioner Yeomans, announced It's de-
cision of the case Of the Johnson-Larimer
Dry Goods company OF Wichita. Kas..
against the Atch!son, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railroad company and others. In favor
of the complainant. 1t was alleged that
rates for the transportation of cotton
piece goods, molasses. sugar. rice or coffee,
from Galveston, Houston. San Antonio or
other shipping points In Texas to Wichita
are higher via the defendant lines than
rates on the same commodities. from the
same point of shipment to Kansas City,
No., and other Missouri river points. The
commission held hat the allegation was
well dundee and was In violation OF the
interstate commerce act. 1t ordered the
Atchison and Rock Island railway COM
panies. the latter being also a party to the
proceedings. to correct their rates, and
also to make rate schedules that would be
readily Ineligible to shippers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-30

The mileage OF congressman runs all
the way" said a clerk at the capitol.
from s. to SI,100. The law requires
that the mileage shall be calculated by
h nearest route of travel. A Maryland
representative gets the lowest sums
which includes his coming and going,
while an Oregon member gets the larger
sum. The California congressman get
on an average $3.50 each for mileage. The
mileage Is, OF course, a good deal more
than is usually paid, and 1t helps OF in
some cases in paying other expenses
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-30
A Boom.
Earring Is. d. Argus.

1Noef III =. 0I< 49, --T----"I
A gentleman near Houston has In
vented what he calls "a love pill" The
name Ia all the advertising 1t needs.
One old bachelor tried It q few weeks
agO and 1t worked to such a charm that
nearly 100 old bachelors are now taking
the pill. A gentleman In the east. but
who is at the present time looking after
his real estate interests near Houston.
has taken the contract to furnish every
bachelor who uses the pills. and they
have the desired effect. with a wife. We
understand the prices to be paid range
from $40 to $50. We hope to have some
marriages to report In the near future.
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THEATRICAL MANAGERS FAIL
Abbey. schoefrel s. Grau Assign

Without Preference This Morning.
New York, May 23.-According 10 a
statement made this morning by Louis
J. Phelps, a member Of the law firm Of
Olin, Rives & Montgomery. the as
signment by the theatrical managers,
Abbey, Schoefrel & Grau, is without pre-
ference to anybody. 1t was filed in the
county clerks office at 1890 this morn
Ing. No particulars are given.
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CLOCK Co,npany FaiIs

New York, May 22.-Albert c. Wall
has been appointed receiver for the
Charles Jacques Clock company, of %
CORTLAND street. The business was es-
tablished ten years ago and was Moor
porated to do business in this city,
Chicago, San Francisco and Paris. The
liabilities are $2l,7so; nominal assets.
$40. 976.
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Residence Wrecked at Ynnkto

Yankton, S. D., May 25.-During last
nights high wind. the residence of D.
q. Quincy was demolished by the storm,
entailing a loss of 81, 500. The family
escaped a few moments before the storm
struck the building. The farm build
ings in the track of the storm were
wrecked, trees We're broken down and
this city narrowly escaped serious dam
age.
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Ru.sia Was the Mediator.

Paris. May 25.-The Eclair learns that
the release of the Italian prisoners by
King Menelek was brought about
through the mediation of Russia, which
was accepted by Italy al soon as Of
fered. The paper further says that the
abandonment Of the Anglo-Italian adj
venture in the Soudan was also due to
the interference of Russia.
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ANTI-TRAMP CONVENTION.
The Tramp Nuisance Becomes I'm
bearable In Wisconsin.

Madison, Wis, May 22.-"Banishment
to Weary Waggles" Is the keynote Of
the delegates from the several county
anti-tramp organizations that are as
sembling here this morning preparatory
to a state convention. The tramp nui-
sance in Wisconsin has reached consid-
cradle proportions during the spring
and energetic measures have been de-
termined upon to rid the state of 1t. The
convention is in response to a call is
sued by Mayor Dye and the city council.
and the delegates were called to order
In the assembly chamber this afternoon
by Hon. w. D. Cornell of Fond du Lac.
president of the State Anti-Tramp
league.
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Western League,
Western Association.
The British Commons.

London, May 22.-The house OF COM
mons adjourned at 1870 p. M, having
been in continuous session since 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Balfour. the government leader.
refused to adjourn until the agricultu-
raj rating bill had passed the commits
tee stage.
The attendance of members increased
during the forenoon. The amendment
to clause z was rejected by a vote OF 20s
to II and clause Z and 8 We're adopted at
/ O'clock.
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Decoratin9 Confederate Graxes.
THE MARKETS.
sioux City Live stock.

csouA oAtJ AaSc SIOUX.
Sioux City, May 23.-Sloux City Stock
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Heavy. s.. 500
800: mixed and light, 81. a5Q3.05
Cattle--Quotations: Cows and heifers,
:l:2oaS. %; bulls, 81. 0093 10: yeals, 5000
4.15;. calves and %yearlings, s.. OOa3 so;
stockers and feeders. $3.O00a.75.
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Most Of the medievals wore and used
siSpet rings because they were unable
to Write their names.
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A Curiosity.

There is a county Judge down In Ken
lucky who is a bigger curiosity than an
eight legged calf. He Is % a physical
monstrosity. but has won distinction,
1isvsrths.sss He / SGounty Judge Ben
nett OF Campbell county. When sitting
IN ~ fiscal court last Wednesday he
ordered his own salary reduced from
$l.700 to S1.400 a year. saying that the
county could not. In Its present imam
oial condition, afford TO pay him SO
much for his work. He explained that
he had given the magistrates compos-
Ing n court an opportunity to act In
the matter, but they would not cut his
salary. % he cut II himself.
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FIGURING Mill Destroyed.

Aberdeen. s. d., May 25.-A Touring
mill at Frederick, this county, was
struck by lightning and burned to the
ground in yesterdays storm. Loss over
ss2o,0eo: insurance about s1b, 900. The
property was owned by Hon. J.. C.. Sim
O and Hon. 8. P. Howell.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-30
orea. Damage at Gnlena

Albert Danish, seriously cut and
bruised.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-30

An Indiana man living near Kokomo
went / q clothing store and purchased
underwear and other apparel suitable
70 be buried In On returning to his
home he was thrown from his horse and
suffered injuries which resulted In his
death. OF course.this was merely AGO
Incidence. The accident would have oc
CURED IL he had mo- bought the clothes.
though many people will not baueve 1t,
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Al Jefferson.

Jefferson, Ia, May Pa terrific
storm Of wind and lightning visited this
section late last night. Reports are
coming in this morning of barns and
cribs having been blown away and prop
erty destroyed.
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A CONTRASTING DELEGATION.
South Dakota Free silver Democrat.
Will Fight 1t Out. in ChicaonI

Will Fight 1t Gu. in Chicago.
Yankton. 8. D., May 2s.-The free Sill
yer wing OF the democracy have selected
o contesting delegation to the national
convention at Chicago. v. s. Ross ha.
been chosen chairman and the claim will
be made that the defegates elec!ed at
the recent convention were not chosen
by the representatives OF the democrats
OF the state, but by proxy holding fed
eral omceholders.
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STORM In Jt,n niver val,ev,

Storm In Jim River Valley.
Aberdeen, S. D., May 25.-Heavy rains
visited the entire Jim river valley last
night. Nearly an inch and a half of
water fell here. AT Hitchcock a high
wind overturned several freight cars
standing on a sidetrack.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-30

The catch of seals by the schooner
J. Eppinger of San Francisco aptly illus.
trates the important point in the seal
ing dispute between Great Britain and
the United States. or the 1850 seals
killed only forty-fve are males. Elk
perts asert that the bulls remain ashore
while the females go 100 miles away in
search OF food and get killed by the
hunters.
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South Omaha. May 2s.-Hegs-Recetpts.
5000; official yesterday, 4,12s: shipments.
s. :s59s. o5; mixed. I.oogs.io. 1'ea
Cattle-Receipts. 700: Official yesterday,
S5l; Shipments, 147. Market firm.
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L
Minneapolis,

Minneapolis. May 23-Wheat was steady
ct first, but later became weak and closed
about the same as Thursday.
Closing Pr!ces-May. 5sNc; July, 5shc;
On TIfack-Hard. 5sMc: No. 1 northern.
bShc; No. 2 northern, 5S1Ac.
Receipts-1l9, 100 bushels.
Shipments-I2,64 $40 bushels.
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ChiacRo.

Chicago. May 2s.I q. m.-Hogs-Rec-
eeipts, 1900. Heavy easy. light strong.
Quotations.: Heavy, IS. 2O93. 30; mixed, S3.l5
43 371a; light, 81. 2093 80; rough heavy, s.. 80
@3.10.
Gattle-Recelpts, 100. Market nominal.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market steady.
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M. E. CONFERENCE.
Bishop Andrews Presides-Portland
IN E~,nisccnnl Residence

Bishop Andrews Prcsides--POrtl0nd
An Episcopal Residence.
Cleveland, O., May 22.-Bishop An
drews. the senior bishop of the Metho-
dist church, presided at this mornings
session of the general conference. Port
land. Ore, was selected as the place for
'n e i was o. de sad afpe. H,eh discussion.
that the bishops should select their
places of residences in the order Of
seniority.
A memorial to thirty-two different
nations and rulers on the subject of arr
bitration was adopted.
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punkards for Dakota,

Aberdeen, 8. D.. May 22.-J. @. Adams
and D. FRAZIER Of Spencer. Ia. arrived
last night with a party OF twelve Dunk
ard farmers from the east who will buy
land in the Blue Blanket valley country
in Walworth county.
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Kansas CITY,

Kansas City. May 2a.-Hogs-Receipts,
1850. Market steady to &c higher. Quo
tations: Light and pigs. ss,o5@s. is: me-
dium. $3.00Qs. 10; heavy, s .95@3.O5.
Cattle-Receipts, $500. Market strong.
Quotations: Native steers, best. s.. ioaI "a
fair to good native steers, $3.15Gs3. 10: cows
and heifers, best. s.. 9O@S. So; fair to good
S.G0; stockers nj feeders, s.. zoos. lis: Tex
800. ' '1'"V
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Edward Alexander Mcdowell, Colum.
bla universities new professor OF music,
sts OF Scosch descent, and was born In
New York thirty-ive years ago. More
than Atty compositions bear his name.
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Extreme parsimony in small matters
was allied with Baron Hirsch's munii-
On the occasion of a great fire at
Tokay, In Hungary. he sent his secre-
q r to Vienna with So 900 forms tmora
than 729. 1000 toward the fund for reliev.
ing the distress caused by the fire, but
ne begged the secretary not to take a
facre at the railway station, but from
g stand near by, thus saving 8 cents.
The baron could not bear being over
charged for anything. He was so indig-
nant at having to pay 2 forms for a pair
OF candles at a hotel that he actually
COX candles with him,
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A GIRL The WINNER.
Alice Hyde Takes the orasorioal
Honors In the Yankton CONTEXT.

Yanktcn, s.. D., May PIN the intercoi-
begiate oratorical contests between repre-
of the state colleges he first
honors were awarded to Miss Alice Hyde
of the Nermillion university, second to
Ewert of the Yankton college. The Judges
We're the presidents of the Ohio and Wy
universities, Prof. West of the Min
nesota State university, Rev. Strickland
and Prof. Kratz OF Sioux City, and Miss
]. NJ. Prime of Madison. During the past
nine years Yankton has won first place
four times. Mitchell three. Sioux Falls
once, and Redfield once,
The shoot at Beresfofd.
Beresford, s. D., May 22.-At this city
Tuesday ard Wednesday the Bsresford
and Canton Gun clubs shot for the state
trophy, a silver cup. Tuesdays shoot
was a tie. shot yer Wednesday. and
Canton won by a score Of "a to So.
Canton, singles As
Canton, doubles ....... 20
Total ........ ................ "a
Beresford, singles SO
Beresford, doubles %
Beresford has held the cup against all
challenged one in three months; Beres-
ford will go after 1t then.
Members OF clubss shooting:
Canton - Bloomstrand, Kornder,
Jones, Butts.
Beresford-Drey. Bruehler. Jost, Wa
and Warren.
.
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CamplneotinR Abandoned.

Aberdeen, 8. d. May 23.-The Metho-
dists OF the Aberdeen district have de-.
clded to abandon the camp meeting for
the season OF '96.
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kIMBA1LL GRAPHIC
. 4 rsAs. puBL1sHrn
KiMRALL. SOUTH DAKoTA

There X one os.rnas ter In oh,o r,ha
does not fear he insTscta, Raoam,,v
snn@n,a ,naIa inyar,nad tha nast,oas.a,
rAnerai thal tbara NOS sn,aLtna IN ~.
postnfRca ~ - r. cha n,ant stra,ehI
10 headnuarters The postn,aster Cav
eral rotiaad 700 Sail
r.nn NJ inyestigat ara - ia liz
fn,,nd fhat tha nostofHna r,as TN q .r,.
cerv st,ra THE nest,na 80. NO ~
~storeLaener ana IN ranIw - ~ 1,a.a..iv,
u..o ihiepiy W lHs ueesSlisS
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The bills pending before congress for
Ahs erectfon In Washington OF monu.
rnents and statues to distinguished men
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