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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

tho soop yacht Madge with rowboat IN Jamaica
Raw on Wednesday, The two Misses Brandeis were
Of the merry party OF fifteen on bonrd the yacht'
and the moment the accident happened and 'hey
saw two boys struggling in the water they jumped
overheard and tried To save them. and those VINO
witnessed the act said the girls showed great brav-
in spite OF oil their efforts one Of the boys was
drowned and the vnung women themselves were IN
great danger Of losing their own lives MISS CtinlIe
Brandeis Is o teacher in School No ~. ana MISS
Carrie In School No "A in this city. They are Doth
Normal College graduates and are the daughters OF
Frederick Brandeis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
THE TRTBTNE MENU.

FOR SUNDAY. AUGUST 2S
BREAKFAST
Muskmelon Grapes
Wheat germs sugar and cream
kidneys on toast Potato balls.
Sliced tomatoes
Peach marmalHde. MIX biscuit.
Coffee
DINNER
ConsOmme Julenne.
Fried fresh mackerc lemon
pcke. Olives Sailed crackers.
Roast pig and baked APPLES.
Baked potatoes Rolled corn.
fscarolc salad. French dressing
Fruit pudding. lee cream.
Lemon wafcrs white foam cordial
Black coffee.
TEA
Cold pork Broiled sardlnes
Potato salad Graham gems.
Cream pufYs Cake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
RED CROSS NEWS.

Surgeon General George NJ. Sternberg wrote the
following letter. which was received by the Red
Cross officials in this city yesterday:
War Department. Surgeon Generals ONCE
Washington. ID. C., August %. 1898.
Stephen l.. Barton. ,.
SIR: Your letter OF August 81 inclosng n letter
from the Rev. Alexander Kent. has been referred
IN me I shall refer IL to the chief surgeon at
Jacksonville for report and copy or his report
will be sent to you when received.
The closing paragraph OF Mr. kents letter. to
which you call special attention. Is az follows
"Reports this morning reveal startling mortality
among the typhoids-thirteen in the last twenty.
four hours in the fecond division alone. Most OF
this in my judgment. is due to the want OF proper
nursing In the first place. the number OF nurses
s insufficient and their hours are too long. In the
second place most II them are not skilled nurses;
they are having their first experience In the care
OF typhods Effort has been made TO remedy this.
hut the only way u can he remcdied Is one con-
trarv TO the view ~ the Surgeon General. and one
therefore which his subordinates do not feel nj
liberty 10 take. The Red Cross has on several oc-
casons offered to furnish skilled nurses at its own
expense but has met uniformly with the reply:
We are abundanty supplied with such nurses
now Since that reply was MADE 10 ar; Cooo.
tIeman to New-York to secure one hundred end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
DOG-DAY DOORS.
HOW THE FAIR SEN Is HAMPERED FOR EXPRES-
SION IN SUCH WEATHER

SION IN SUCH WEATHER.
From The Hartford Courant
II the slam of a door Is a woman's damn. as has
been said. her profane vocabulary is suspended
about these days. She can't open door without
the help OF the men folks and II she could. she
couldn't slam It. II meets the casing with chug.
and there II sticks Though II may be9et male
profanity. there's profanity OF any kind In that
sulky chug Neither do the walls shake nor the
windows rattle enough to give expression to her
yoIcanic mood. So her wrath Gan have no safety
valve through this. the most trying season OF the
year 49,. 5000, -. A..
starchess dresses and the sudden showers ana the
snoiIing food and the gummy furniture--yes. ana
eyen the STRENGTHENING curs over her fair fore
head But to be deprived OF her little diversion
Nth the door snaps the supple back OF Resigna.
ton Then TO a friend coming up the walk ana
to rush mcrrily to greet her.. only to, bring up
a a that stubborn oak wal and pull and pull
and pull and finally have TO say; Come around to
s uuou,Sn't do Justice to the occasion. A woman
never realizes how many times she wants 10 open
or slam door Till she hnds she cant DO either.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

The members Of the Southampton branch Of tho
Fifth Red Cross Auxiliary Cot Equipment are
feeling happy over the 5000. the result OF the
midsummer fate given at the residence Of james
l. Rreese on August 90. Mr. Breese personally as
sumcd the entire expense OF the vaudeville enter
tainment. and the sum realized Tor thar part OF me
cbamnptrc OF the afternoon netted about 800. but
Robert NJ. Thomson promised to give the sum
necessary to make the amount 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

nifty nurses. but the opposition to women nurses
continues. and as no adequate supply OF trained
male nurses can be found our boys must continue
TO die for want OF intelligent. skilful nursing
Mr.. Kent Is laboring under misrepresentation
with reference TO my views. | have never objected
TO sending trained women nurses to our general
hospitals. or to held hospitals in which typhoid
fever cases are treated. We have now in service
more than FIVE hundred trained women nurses
The health OF the command at Jacksonville had
been reported to excellent until recently
when. as I understand. a considerable number OF
typhoid fever have developed. On August
~ the chief surgeon applied to me for fifty trained
female nurses. Immediately upon receipt of this
application ! qu,sted the committee. through
which ! obtained female nurses and OF which DR..
Anita Ncwcomb MCGEE Is chairman. to send.
soon as possible. fifty trained female nurses to
Jacksonville to report to the chief surgeon at that
point.
We have already many Red Cross nurses In
service at our various hospitals and camps. These
have been obtained through the cooperation of
committee OF women in this city; OF WHICH Or.
MCGEE Is chairman. and the Red Cross Society
for Maintenance OF Trained Nurses. auxiliary to
the American National Red Cross Relief Commit
tee. The arrange ments made have been entirely
satisfactory to me- rs they insure supply Of prop
ery trained nurses of good character, and all APP
plications from Jacksonville or elsewhere for as
slstance OF this kind have received prompt etten-
ton. Very respectfully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

Another pleasant pastime is making chains Of
straws and disks or squares OF paper These may
be bought In coors. but may also be prepared at
home. Soak the straws we'll and then cut them in
half inch lengths The disks and squares may be
cut from any strong colored paper. The thread
should be tied to the eye OF the needle and the
child tauL'at to thread alternately straw and disk
square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

line with econ
omy Of mate
rial. and can
be decorated In
various ways.
cross bands as
here s h o " n
being best for
tall and length
wise for short
figures. T h .
narrow front
gore Is set be-
tween two wide
circular por-
tons that meet
in a seam at
centre back.
The fu,ness az
the top is laid
In two overla p
ping pleats at
each side OF CEN
tire. but gathers
can be employed
II so preferred.
Small darts NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
FUN FOR TIE CHILDREN
xza2zS&<zazz
SIMPLE PASTIMES

There are various simple amusements for children
that are attractive and will keep them busy for n
long time. The stringing OF large colored glass
beads is constant source OF amusement and
shoestrng Is better than a needle and thread for
this purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
POULTRY.
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The trustees OF St. Johns Guild have made a.
appeal for aid IN their work OF giving free excur-
sions TO sick babies and children. The guild hst
been obliged to charter an extra barge 70 take Az
those who need 10 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

DR.. Shaw. an immune nurse who came from San
tiago on the Olivette. speaks most enthusiastically
Of Miss Xhceers work both Siboney and on
the Olivette. He says that she worked with
firing energy. and always seemed fresh and
bright that II inspiring 10 the boys to have
her about also that she seemed always 10 be able
get what she needed for them In some way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

At the fair given Thursday afternoon ana ever
ing at the clubhouse of the Riverside Yacht Clun
nv Mrs George w Tyson wife CT the commodore.
q lss was Melted The fair given for the beneDt
~ the sick members OF the list Regiment the Re:
Cross and St. Johns Guild.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
A TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OF "oMA"
NEW THREE-PIECE SKIRT NO ''f4-'
FOR COUPON AND 10 CENTS.

As broadclo,h and other fabrics OF VIDE wid.h are
the vogue for autumn and winter wear the 'hlee
niece skirt as here presented Is the taVori.e
model I, combines grace OF form and style III ou'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
GEORGE NJ. STERNBERG.
Surgeon General. United States Army.

When stephen +. Barton asked II he had any
comment 10 make on SUPERINTENDENT Sternberg's
letter he said: Upon receipt OF the Roy Mr..
Kont's letter forwarded II to the President Thus
he became aware Of the condition of things
ported by Mr. Kent. President Mckinley. 1t seems
turned the letter over to General Sternberg for
reply. Further, have, co:nment to make, the
correspondence explains itself"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

Miss Anna A. Gordon who has been Ill for SOM
months. is steadily improving. and the doctor prom
ises that with care she will soon regain ne
strength. She is at the country home OF Mrs
~ Y Stevens near Portland. Me, where she ara
Miss Willard were in the habit OF visiting e'ers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

Az the last meeting Of the Womens Patriot'
Relief Association 1t was decided that ten gallon !
OF ice cream be sent every day TO the soldiers a.
Montauk Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. in giving her wa
,,o, ord dance 10 Newport society. has intro
duced new idea for an entertainment, ana douot-
l1ss others on a similar plan will soon De hearo o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
WHITE FOAM CORDIAL.

Dissolve pound Of lemon sugar I'm pint ~
water iei It boil and add the whites OF four
heated 10 y st!N roth Boil FOR four minutes stir
and strain When cold add four tahespoontuls OF
lemon extract and put II In bottles on the Ice For
pour fouy tahespoonfus In glass OF Clipped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
FRUIT FOR THE SOLDIERS.

a carload Of fruit consigned to Miss Helen Gould
arrived Yesterday at Weehawken. II was con
;rbuted by the frut-growers in the vicinity OF San
Diego cal. and is for IN" of the sick soldiers
at Camp Wikon. Miss Gould arranged with Lieu
tenant olonel j. Morris to have the promptly
transported to the Long Island Railroad and sent
with all haste to Montauk Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27

TWO BRAVE SCHOOL TEACHERS.
praise Of the herolsm y: the two members OF their
profession which was revealed 81 IN" collision Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-26

NYEW PICKLES Bunker Hill Pickles in
bottles and by measure for sale at
- ] c. MILBURN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-26

Costly GowNs.-The gowns that
LAZY Gurzon, of Kedleaton, has order
ed in Paris to take out to India with
eg have been a topic OF serious discus
sion in Eoglaud and France and have
divided houors with the Nile question.
such an order was never placed with
,6e great dressmakers before; not even
oy any OF the grand ladies of Russia,
who are noted lor their semi. barbaric
splendor of raiment The bills for these
superb creations will amount to $50 Coo
some of the gowns costing 81 800 each
There are forty dresses and carriage
c!oaks, capes, bats and laces, but this
bill does not include the lingerie nor
he Jewels that are being purchased
such splendor has never been shown o
the Tudian court and never has such Il
beautiful woman gone out IS yic.reIne' :
Mary Letter was always ambitious 70
the last degree, her whole l,f> being sa'
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upon reaching something utterly br-
yond her nther countrywomen. But it
is doubtful il in her widest fancies she
ever dreamed of so exalted position
as she has now reached. II il has come
as surprise she is certainly going TO
make the most of it, and she will COM
mepce an ere OF magnlfcence in CAL
cutta that will probably always have to
be upheld. She viii he queen to her
finger tips, stickler for the most rigid
etiquette, aud will demand all that her
position allows her and little more -
| ToWn Tonics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-26

A UNIT JEMIMA's PANCAKE FLoUR
"A fresh for ssle by ,,,
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Glorious News

Comes from Dr.. D. B. Csrgile, of
Washita. I. 7. He writes: 'Four bot
les of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs
Brewer of scrofuls, which had caused
ber great suffering for years. Terrible
s5res would break out on her head and
1ace, and the besl doctors could give
no belp; but her cure is complete and
ber health is excellent" This shows
what thousands have roved,-that
Electric Btters is the best biood pur'-
fier known. l 5 Jne supreme remeoy
tor eezsma. teIter, salt rbenm. ulcers
hollis and running sores. IL sumul"tez
liver, kidneys and bowels, ezpei.
,1, n ,isor 5, helps digestion, builds up th-
lp,rsnpth + r,s Only so cts. Sold by =. u
Allen and E. s. Leadbeater q Sons
druggists, guaranteed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-26
PARKHuRsroN TIE WAR

For MS thanksgiving sermon in Ne =,
York on Thursday Dr.. Parkhurst ques,
toned the wisdom o the war, the ma
lives that led to It's declaration, and
made T. sensational attack on The poll
cy of na;i9ual expansion.
"a great many people who though
she war unholy in February" said Dr..
ParkGurst, 'h d their conviciiora shek
en- by The briilialcy of D5wey's st oke
81 Msnita, whicn exemplifies the fre
quent fact that it requires consi cradle
talent 70 think along normal lines with
o., becoming side tracked. The fac.
sill probably always remain thatit can
MI be stated whsth the President
fnally-and reluctautly-deciareG war
because ths Maine was exploded, be-
cause the Cuhaps were being msltTeat-
cd, or because a lot OF Congressman told
he President that il he was recalcitrant
they would play Judas to the republI-
ceu administration. TIE verdict Of his
to Y will probably DO Passion,
pieLy and politics Any one
gh0 witnessed the unequal naval
duel of Sautiago was probably so
wrought M that he felt like auDexiDg
not only Cuba, Porto Rico, the Philip
plaes and the Carolines, but also the
n,ira eastern continent and g lew of
ae considerations. So far from being
marrow and self in Us not to go
tramDiDg round tae globe to find some
thing to 90, ii is crus! to the globe and
thu popuietions upon it and TO tao Cen
euries to come for us not to stop at
home aud give heed to the unfinished
| business that has been distinctly COM
mitted of God into our own hands
There is uot to-day respect enough for
tbs authority OF The general govern
ment 10 secure to the negro the rights
that belong 10 him as citizen, al5hougn
such rights were nomina!ly conierrt d
upon him third OF century ago Fire
lut the Chinese when they come, and
send cards of invitation to the Maieys.
Are you going to treat them as cap
tives, shoot them down il they under
take to leave The islands on q
visit to the home government? co
DOT wonder that those islanders do
not want to be governed from Amer
ca, and they Will probably want II less
fer they have had it awhile. Our
oolicy of dealing with semi-ciVilized
and With savsees is not just what u
you'd call reassuring. | would rathef
De Malay subject TO Spain than be So
American Indian subject to the lnd dau
| Bureau. So long as II is en- understood
hing that office is spoils, we may well
,rav 10 be delivered from the respon-
ibility Of governing dependencies
Several persons left the church soon
after the reference to Pre- ideut Nc
Kinley. a decided stir WAS caused 10
the congregation by the question d
p rkhurst raised as to WHIT LED the
President TO declare war. The depal :
ture of some Of tue members Of ths COZ :
erscerion while lhe sermon was IN
proeress was tributel By some 70 OF,
| fefss iaken at d.. P4rkhur5 5 declsra
ions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-26
Ern1n Now zealand,

REEFroN. New Zealand, Nov. 70,
SOS II am very pleased to state that
80 i1Yo I took the agency of Chamber
5l!o1 5,, n,s5;cines the sale has been very
large, more especially OF the s,,,S gousa 3aya q
Psmedy. Ssn, In two yearsI nave SOLD n more n,1
ofthis This particular remedy than OF all al
otbar ot ,ar' makes for the previous five years;
G'nsp as fo its i"e efficacy, have ben Informed
hr ns scores sc OF persons of the soo9 results e Is
Dy .SsS seo5eS have a. received from it, aod know
its iaey vaIns Ise' from the use of it in my y
own M household 1t is so Pttas"bOSt tbn bottIe ie
take % that we have TO place p;9se lne o0''''
tr beyond the reach of the cnl,oTep, NO ep1,pv
For sale by ]. II Jsnney, Druggist
-NJ Lr:uu Strp6t
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~ ENTLKMEN if you want perfect fitting
eT SHIRT made 10 order go to
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OFFICIAL.
NTTY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
I loom No. 1, CITY HALL

NTTY TREASUR ER'S oFFlCE,
loom No 1, CITY HALL.
ALEXANDRIA, Va Nov. 9. 1898.
DEL INOUENT STATE TAXPAYERS,
TAKE NOTICE.
st the December (12lh) term Of the Cor
noration Court, at the front door OF the Cor,
norstion Court House, on Fairfax street, 1
viii offer al PUBLIC SALE all the RtA'
ESTATE belonging to delinquent taxpayers
for the year 1897, description oi whi'h
cao re seen Il my Office. or ct the c erK ONCE
of The Corporation Court @~T undet re-
cont act of The state Legislature, failure on
the mari Of taxpayers to pay the mount OF
tbo;r tex bill before the day of sale, will make
their M property liable to be purchased-by any
;ndividutl. thereby subiecting them to an ad-
ditionaI expense Of So and costs in order to
~oaoa,n tho same. NJ. B. HARLOW,
no10,s City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-26
WINES AND LIQUORS.

Lie nsed dealers sell thom. Chemists pro-
nounce them first class fhysicians pre-.
scribe them for their patients. tornois' nrs
have them on their sideboards. Once tried,
always used. the q o. Taylor Old Boui bon
and Pure Rye Whiskeys C. q. Graves &
Sons. Sole proprictors, Boston, Msss Sold
oDl,- ~, SAILED hOf: eS
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DRY GOODS.
DHY GOODS.
DRY GOODS GOODS.
Dress Goods at Half Price.

We practically the beginning of the use of goods
for winter but recognize the fact that dress goods
selling they should be- and have determined to
clean up stock very low guresat prices that must be
nducement We have choice assortment of fancy dress
goods all wool and silk and WOOL The original price them
5oc tile markdown price 800 Our sale price 25c all
around On the all wrapper lannels are
marked to IS and CSC.
81 fine silk and wool plads and stripes Fl inches vide
finest goods mported-speciay adapted for use waists
dressing sacque The price these has been ST.
sale price is SOC.
We have just received line of plain serges chevots
Venetians and broad cloths
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tnniofNAN

vow, woman who expects to become
-n., need and read that great
l.er5-'s Common Sense Med
lr DT r V Pierce, chief
ci1n 20 the Iuvalids' Ho-
Institute, Buffalo, \, Y,
r stronger mothers and
nier caisJEeu III this world
1l vo,cule several hundred of
pages arc devoted to teaching
r 10 take care Of themselves
c--y trying and critical period of
. and especially at the time Of
motherhood.
OF this remarkable work has
ue of practical experience in
f, special diseases and Weakness
reu. and is recognized as one of
.-.. ....-,-, ot living experts in this partic-
of practice His Favorite Pre-
.- is the most wonderful medicine
ntcd to restore natural organic
..- ud power 10 the delicate ferui-
.tur- which Is most intimately
u motherhood.
u-ing the time of anticipation it
,h;~ ordeal of all its accustomed
md dlugcrs makes the coming of
S1'utelv safe and comparatively
renders the mother strong and
and helps to erdow the child
SSH strong, healthy constitution.
Mabel Jordan, of Swofford, Lewis Co.,
70 writes y took DR.. Pie- :e's Favor
-Ip;iou until the very last day. We now
plump little sorl over two weeks old.
-- less pain than with any OF the others,
-- < The sixth child, aud she has good
got up on the tenth day aud dressed
-1uethinC I could not dc with the other
Have been gaining in strength every day
-. we'll. all due TO God and 20 DR.. Pierces
e Prcscriptioq
F the Medical Adviser send aI one
c- lamps, TO cove. cost OF mailing 07il1,
5- - cloth covered cooy 81 stamps, TO
l- T. v Pierce Buffalo, N. Y.
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L4NNEE 7o1 KING STREET.
r1o.. fl,aer Fir.r Years

ASD wELL-TRlED eENEDy. IRE .E
Soothing syrup hiss boan nsed tc}
sv vcais ~ millions OF mothers iol
children while teothiog, with Qeriec'
n goo5bes the child, softens the gups,
Oh rain. cures wind coiic, and ls the
eme7y Tor DiaI7hoes. L pleasant to o. tee
-ss. Sold hy Druggists IN every P7Tt @! the
rid. I-weaty-Gvo cents bottle. l5s y9iue
i7caiculsblo. % s1re and G5E for PITS .'ins-
.,-r co1.tist- Seruu Nc s2ra ~ 7t2sf E'N'-'
s-v,7F sss 81 eyy-1 ~
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New Goods in 0urCI0ak Stock.

large line of new jackets special values in suits
new silk skirts fur scars martini mink imitation, stone mar
tn electric seal, ETC.
new and attractive line of Irish point shams scarfs ETC.
Special value in fine linen do} lies.
A large line of new BLANKETS and BED COMFORTS.
Our sale on CARPETS for September and October was
more than double that of last season. and convincing proof
of the superior values in that stock Our stoc still large
and the prices will continue the stock on hand
One Price.
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D0LK MILLER's INSECT POWDER
Just received fresh supply of POLK
NITLER,S ITALIAN INSECT POWDER at
WARFIEr D & &'FAEI'S
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DHO CE LoB.TERS 20c per can at
W" G MIBRURN'S
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SIe*anrarja 4Bazettf>
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Gazette Building. $40 & St2 Prince st
TERMS:

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in sdvance.
cntract advertisers win not DO allowed to e2.
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at transient rates, and puder no circum
ssances viii they be allowed 10 advertise
other thar their legitimato business in ths
s2sce contracted for.
i4rEiagc and desth nctices must be paid for
IN G6vance.
solutions IL r!eciori2n, 81 Tanks, tli5gtes
G. respec1, resolutions adopted BY societies
IT persons, unless o. public toncorn, will
oniy be printed i'll this paper AZ advertise.
mems.
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