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Rock Island Argus., 1898-06-11


teenth Street to Be Preserved for All
Time. ..t-
A report gained currency this
morning to the effect that the Bridge
* Terminal company propo sed ex-
tending its track iili-in east of West
Seventeenth street and thereby SER
iously interfering with the city's levee
plans. A citizen who is interested in
the river commerce of the city and an
aldermen both acknowledged that a
representative of the Terminal COM
panv had indulged in the boast that
the Terminal company proposed not
only to extend its rights to the mid
die of East Seventeenth street. but
that the blue. prints in accord
ance with the ordinances granted
it, extended that privilege. Realizing
that such an encroachment would for
ever destroy the boat landing at the
foot OF the street and make useless
the money already expended there by
the government for harbor purposes,
the citizens referred to laid the mat
ter before Mayor Medill.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-06-11
PLENTY OF APPLICATIONS.
Sergt. Dunavin Experiencing no Trouble in
Recruiting Company 4.

Sergt. Ed. Dunavin. who is home
from Camp Alger to recruit Company
A up to the required maximum stand
ard, is having no derth Of applicants
for service in Uncle sam : army. APP
plications are plentiful. Many of those
who have given in their names have
previously enlisted in Don b. Shaw ;
local company. which is holding it,
self in readiness to go the front in
Gen Clendennin' regiment, should
II be called into service. Serr,. Dun
avin says be can give out the names of
none of the new recruits until Lieut..
Rock Island Argus., 1898-06-11
Mayor Investigates.

The city's executive was greatly
surprised at the representations and
stated that he would give the matter
his immediate attention. He accord
ingly went over the.ground this after
noon and satisfied himself that the fill
in for which the Terminal company
has been riprapping should come no
further east than the west line of East
Seventeenth street, and that beyond
that point Mayor Medill said he would
see that the levee rights were pro-
tccted and an uninterrupted approach
to the boat landing preserved for all
time to come. nThe' MAYOR stated fur
ther that he would make it point to
examine the blue prints of the Termi-
nal company. and if they contem-
plated any rights in conflict with the
levee interests east of the west line
of Seventeenth street he would see
that they were altered
Rock Island Argus., 1898-06-11
Adiuslgel Insane.

A jury composed of DIR. j. F..
Myers. j. Z. Flemming. W. W. Eg-
gleston, W. A. Hubbard, John Bogue,
and W. b. Barker yesterday in the
county court declared James Moore.
of Port Byron, insane. Moore is -
years of age and single. He believed
that all people over 10 years old should
die, and he was one who would do his
share in ridding the country of them.
He was taken to the hospital at Wa
tertOWn.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-06-11

Dillon arrives. and the men are sub.
leeted to the prescribed medical en-
animation. which will determine their
physical qualifications. Lieut.. Dillon
Is expected daily now. Speaking of
the fare in camp, Sergt. Dunavin said
the early reports were not exagger-
ated and that hard tack and an excuse
for plain coffee was the sole diet for
two weeks or more. The rations.
however. had been gradually i'm
proved, and Sergt. Dunavin did not
speak complainingly of what it had
Rock Island Argus., 1898-06-11
Attempted Suicide.

John Miencrt, of Cedar Rapids.
made two unsuccessful attempts Ia
Jump from the steamer City of Wi
mona on her down trip yesterday af-
ternoon. He was prevented by pas
sengers. He was finally locked up by
Capt. Streckfus and turned over To the
police when the boat reached Daven-
port. Mienert is in poor health.
This is supposed to have brought on
the desire to end his existence.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-06-11

Romey, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
O'Connor. entertained party of his
little friends at his home on Fourth
avenue and Eleventh street this after
noon in honor of his birthday ami
versary. Romey proved royal host.
He received number of remem-
brance,. one coming from relatives
in Ireland
Rock Island Argus., 1898-06-11
Banker Charged with Crime

Mount Pleasant. Mich, June 1I.-Jobr
F. Ryan. proprietor Of the Farmers
bank az Shepard. where Cashier Strubel
met his death. has been arrested on a
charge OF criminalIy loaning beyond the
4awf=i limit. Bail in the sum of 81. .0Oo
was furnished
Rock Island Argus., 1898-06-11
SCARE AS TO LEVEE,
A Repct as to Terminal Com.
pany's Intentions In.
vestigated.
MAYOR MEDILL GIVES ASSURANCES

No Encroachments Beyond the Privileges
Prescribed In the Ordinance Will BE
Tolerated River Front East of Seven
teenth Street to BE Preserved for All
Rock Island Argus., 1898-06-11
Rock Island Boy Promoted.

Herman W. Riess. son of George
Riess. residinga at 2625 Eighth avenue.
has received an appointment as hospi-
tai steward, United States army. and
has been assigned to duty at Fort Del.
aware. Del. Mr.. Riess has been in
Uncle Sans service the past seven
years, three of which he served as an
acting steward, and was on duty at
Fort Riley Kas.. Fort Columbus, n.
T.. and later at Washington Barracks,
ID. c.. where he passed the required
examination. His many friends and
relatives in Rock Island will be pleased
to hear of his promotion. go
Rock Island Argus., 1898-06-11

Mabel Catherine. little daughter of
Officer and Mrs. Charles Zeis. gave Il
party to number of her little friends
Thursday. A bounteous dinner was
served and the afternoon spent in
Rock Island Argus., 1898-06-11

Is il a burn? Use DIR. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil. a cut? Use DIR. Thomas
Eciectric Oil. At your druggist 5.
For sale by Marshal q Fisher.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

Il mas been quite cold for the
last few days. Numerous billiards
and snow storms have ragged in the
northwestern states and in a di-
mlnutive intensity they have
reached us.
we prefer this invigor ating dry
weather at to slush muddy one.
his = 2 good season to get
POUR cotton picked out and now IS
the time to strike the iron while il
is hot.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29
We are informed that Lieutenant
WI 4

~ We are informed that Lieutenan
Moss will shortly be in Lafayett,
to-uisit his family. 7nEE ED1FR:
TIsER knows that it voices the
sentiment of our people in saving
that Lafayette is proud to number .
Lieutenant L, Moss amongst its sons
lhe lieutenant's heroism has nor
only found its way in our columns
put has been noticed also by the
northern press. He was the only
one from Lafayette who smelled |
the powder on the battle field ofl
Fl Caney and his admirable con-
quot and courage in those irving
times were made q special COM
from his command;no
officer to him.
How shall Lafayette shows IFS ,
'pProbation for his heroism? r
IHE ADVERTISER suggests that Ii
grand public reception be given v
Lieutenant Moss, showing there Il
y a willingness to acknowledge i
ueness, courage, heroism and "
onor as personi6ed by Lieutenant tv
Loss. :, ~
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29
Tribute Of xespect

10 the officers and members al
Lafayette Lodge 3Io4. Knight.
of Honor.
The undersigned, your commit.
tee appointed to death resolutions
on the death of our brother Isaac
A. Smith; who di ID at New Or
leans on Oct. IIth at o.3o p. m.
submit the following: Whereas the
Almighty ruler of the Universe in
his lnscrutable wisdom has re-
moved from our midst, our BROTH
er knight Isaac A. Smith therefore
Be it resolved by lafayette,
Lodge 3Io4 Knights of Honor Of
Louisiana, that by his death. we
the law of good and true
knight, the community a worthy
;itizen and the family a devoted |
husband and friend. -
Resolved further that in toNEen
i our request for his departure we
year the usual badge of mod dIrning
or thirty days and that these{ reso-
itions be spread on the minutes.
nd copy forwarded to the family
I the deceased.
Resolved further, that the La
.yette Advertiser and Lafayette |
'azette be requested to publish
his memorial.
Respectfully submitted,
A. E. MoUToN,
F. H. BLACK, II
GEO. A. DEBLANc |.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29
Notioe Of Elao<,.,

Election for congressman and
railroad commissioner will be held
on November 9th.
There are few candidates to re-
celve the votes Of our citizens, we,
also, are candidates for what is
que us on our subscription list.
:. we hope that our fellow-citizens
will elect us unanimously.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29
Crops.

Samples Of sugar cane broueh,
@ our real estate agent confirms
the statements that our cane .cron
IS i1rst class, all over our parish.
Zane from Mr.. Jos. Ross have
22 matured joints and very heavy.
Three year old stubbs have "a
mdtured joints and OF very good
size.
his IS as good as can be desired
Dy the most exacting.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29
r s viii Ike place. suna,..
Nov at L sury's track. sla''
>Aksnt.

The Ettle So Mr.. ]. D. Mol.e
' ton viii beina kap q ! WAGON @Ss;
loaded - cod fell of and was
Caught t.seh The wheels. a
severe woeaa on his headand con-
tusions onhis legs, which though
considered serious By DR.. Mouton.
. Ds3ng to e psomptiude Of
the driver ins pping his horses a.
more fatal acskat uas aveted.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29
4 Cold wave.

My! it is cold.
Why don't you wear your over.
coat?
II have not got any.
don't you buy one?
-Ah, my friend, am waiting for
the opening of LEVY BROS, thew
nave tremendous bargains in
overcoats, and you know money is
scarce, therefore | am waiting for
LEVY Bros bargains.
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AnsaaAsx xlsss 1stsaea On.

Work on the streets have, at
lasf, begun. Alleluia IS
never too late to come out Of the
nth and We hope that this time
we aFe y earnest. Goodbye TO
municipal weeds lshrubbery and
the like.
Gustave Lacoste's feet will
hereafter be bottled up as sure IS
serveI1's experienced at Santiago
de Cuba.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

Ash hAshtabula, Ohio, ia. sor 81.
Deen treasuring as ! ~ = ysss
sh;n walcn =! was = fred BY aBritisb1 : &c! sns
- sn'p lvn,d 70 1872, and which had i,;i.,,. d
90 explode. Somehow 4 . -. .lneos US,
thp p'le esap O scrap iron delivered '1so 81.
snd snd rnoenix .,o. !fon works sound.'.s| .s
ana ana performed its functios. 'os
Me. 49, lnat the furnace door w.. &
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> mere are things that we can
help but noticing and amongs
! many is the low price of cotton
we don rSase>t >to md exAus
tive argument and CON Q,
this moneyed q keSon but we de
sre to notiGe 1fe many ways ii
which our cotton raisers are fooled
A r"'onth ago the foreign horizon
being unclouded, our great dailies
northern and southern were cry
ing to over-production advisinp
our farmers as of old to divers;fv
their crops.
Lately, there has been a mis-
understanding between France and
England about the Nile, and our
dailies have prona- i
gated this as reason for the low
prices. ~"
Still later the bubonic plague
las appeared in Vienna (Austria)
ma this has also been the means :
i keeping down the prices. !
II 1T were not so discouragino
would be risible. e
we must admit that the cotton n q
aisers are lot of good fellows "
KING every argument advanced
r pure Gospel, but to our mind h,
le market is controlled by money r;
larkers who are smart enough to
81 the farmers. :
there is no money, now, for d,
e farmer in raising the staple.
t, even now, there is money in -
lor those who handle it, after if =
YES the Sons of toll. a
What will be the next reason Wis
low prices? the future will teach his
Q US. may be it will be the as bv
ina.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

Deffez Bros. will open a fur
niture store, about Nov. Isth.,
at the stand now occupied by !
&. Caillouet's Drug store. These
young men are full Of energy and
vigor and are entitled to a share
g the public patronage. We
hope that their investment will Be
! !. profitable one. and they have
! peet wishes Of the Advertiser
eir venture.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29
\ Fatal Aee11e-4

MY. Adam GuiIbeau .liviu
CaEencro. had the misfol =
ended fatally.
81 on the 18th. Of this moi,|
i ,S5ing ,in bis store, he he eI;o,h I;uh
fdon a wooden frame abost ths
cd = ne'gnt 70 reach ! bksket q
WIN in the left of his stors :
frame reaching the basket. q.
cling crf rfve away and with ! n;.., 80
back Mr. Guilbeau lell On M; IL.
Sfacturing his left lee. -
nce fc has been kept Il hers3
md yithouf ansz
3enlY q
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

The fountain Of perpetual youth ].
still undiscovered but one Of the yerv
best remedies discovered for couehs
and colds is the Creole Cough Cure
sold q the Moss Pharmacy. e5 cents
: bottle, aud sold on guarantee.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

Today and next Monday Holt
q carter, in their new store near
tne r. o., will sell you goods at
tonish you. a'
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

IN. ). Wise of AbbeviIle was in
Lafayette Thursday and paid us a
visit. Mr.. Wise was absent from
MS home about one month kent
by Quarantine regulations in cities
of the North.
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Tor Consi idsrstion.

ror the last few days we he,.,
lumors about US that comh;., NIX
nau taken place betwee sever. ..'
so'.on buyers and that hereaits'
,uel larm r would becompelled "a. II
..'s cotton to the cotton compr ess
ana no where else.
we went to see Mr.. Coron \.
manager Of the compress and : as,
oe'ow WI be found his statement: !.
Recognizing the great adIsn-'
lages offered them in doing ,6us;-
ness with the Compress, the Firms |
Duylng cotton in lafayette have
concluded to try to induce all cot
.cn ginned in this immediate vic;-
my, to be hauled to and sold a.
tne compress, where the buvers
representing all the Firms buyino 4
mere Will always be on hand to pav
tne highest cash prices for .cotton a
and give, besides, bonus of One t.
A1oidr per bale. y
IN Of the expenses of tuv;no fl
soHoasf the gins (Which expense {
CONS out of the farmers pocket ar
notthe buyers) are thus saved to ia
fhe planter, in this way doing the pc
Fcatest good to the preatest tn
umber. St
lnere is not the slightest desire
pon the part Of the Compress. or y
'e cotton Buyers, to iniure the Mi
islness of the ginners: quite the 20
'ntrary, and it is to be hoped. now we
at we have an A No. Com I8l
ess and Warehouse, that ginners. IS'
erchants and citizens penerallv vot'
II lend their hearty assistance to- to
lrds making a wagon marker Of cou
liayette, an event that NAV nos ceP
ny be delayed a short time 5ut gral
''ch must inevitably come 10 SAM
S. no matter what temporary ship
structions may be placed in the the
y. any
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

Miss Linnie Elliott, of New Or
leans, is on visit to her uncle
Mr.. r. w. Elliott at Magnolia
plantation.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29
1resbytsraaa Church.

Rev. D. F. Wilkinson, will
preach, at the Presbyterian Church,
to-morrow at II o'clock a. m.
and at 7.3o p. IN. all are invited.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

we notice that the grunting Of
nogs has passed from the santa
rlan state to the municipal one
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29
Fire,

Mr.. Joe. Colomb, of Grand
Coteau, lately married to one ~
our bellies, Miss Nita Lacoste. has
Deen unfortunate of late. H;s
been destroyed by fire.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

After an illness CT a few elavs
MISS Cora Desbrest is back at her
post IN the telephone exchange.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

III we are empty of news, it is
que to an cverrunning of lob work
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

>A'l styles and grades of spectacle
ana eye glasses at Biossat's Jewelry
store.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

IL
soda crackers, at Moss 4 Co.'S.
Lands Voted xaaAystt,. I.
81 Washington, Oct. I7-Aoro-
pos OF the Lafayette.~monument
and discussion. the Interior De-
fpaStment feceiving numerous
lcoplmunicatidns asking about
hands, moneysetc., given Lafave+.
lee3 testimonial of his service
Z revolution. Comm;:s: .'er
Herls .lse 4enera, r-and or
\ nee, discussineahee sSeries coming
IN from newspaper men, historians
ana otherstas to the location Of
lands lands voted Lafayette, made the
s. statement to-day, re-
viewing all the government land
with lafayette
congress on March 3, 1909.
authorized the Secretary of War /,
Q 9 issue land warrants to Major
'en. Lafayette for eleven thousand :
We hundred and twenty acres Q
one half OF township Of land) ;.
no on March ~. 1904, Gen. La u
yette was authorized and en-
to locate the warrants in r
6 territory of Orleans, now the e
ate of Louisiana. 10
The locations were suhseouent. tn
made on the west bank 81 the sh
river, in the parish Of 1o'
'lnte Coupee. Patents thereon
re issued January and April. tn tn
TO- and March, 1873. In !, ou
"a Congress by a unanimous II
E requested President Monroe lea
invite Lafayette to visit this -
'ntry. The invitation was ac- 4 .or
ted and while here Congress Z {
nted him two hundred thou- %, Sas
9 dollars in cash and a town. en'
J OF land, to be located under
authority of the President. on !
OF the unappropriated lands y
ne United States. This town 80,
OF land was located in Leon eo1'
'lltry, in what was then known y
vest Florida, being township =
nortn OF range east, containing tbe
anu Palented have
rsary Of the Declaration Of scs., ..
Pendence. This patent was 7 ,s rv,
cred to Lafayette in person
ne then Comm issioner 81 the
raj Land Office, Mr.. George Sa
am. The city OF Tallahassee to ou
ated on part of this tract the 81
mmlssioner Herman also cali is frs
tention to the fact, not gem Ca
known, that there IS On file 22 nj
general land Office an original Tn
executed jointly BY Gen. matur
cite and another and acknow- size.
before the United States Thi
y isaac Cox Barnet, at Paris. by tn,
2, 1928. transferring ! ,por-
! the land embraced insthe
rant. The signature 81 the Re.
a 70 this patent IS simply preach
yette, written as one word. to-mol
With 2 small "F'' which and at
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29
Clean mp.

: Several parishes newspapers
have been, Of late, considering tbe
advisability Of guaranteeing against
New Orleans on thekst OF Nav Of
each yea5~
aE hi TEA ADVERTISERS F Il iacor d
nas ,nas move, as long as, certa;n =
ward waids = Of the Crescent City will '1l' re0
man I'm in state of filth. -" fe-
We have been told that c,...
W was the home Of the yellow y' fev.p ru0a
hsu. h. beginning - but, Of late. We
Woea vaae o Deen taught by General raj
a'.s,o wood at Santiago de Cuba "1,a, ths.
system systematic cleanliness will kssn .aa.
yellow fever in check "n keep
.;, !. IS an undeniabIe fact tb,t
y 'lncc 8 General Wood took ebsras 'na.
~, > the e. sanitary department Of o4hgf thsf
e,.s eysr 'he ne mortality due to Yellow IS,
7vs[ w. mas ss,! been greatly reduced 3D."
v;th tHdt New Orleans
,,;a.'ts ..;o nth and its careless ssa; ssa;'s
.l1on '.1'. 's s the primitive cause - san,. .h
,,,n.:.:. r,lo. 'ever. S-d we NAV add 4 -; rs
New Orleans papers {
ne .: TACT that Canal street psces n at b
e've 2 pavement Of asphalt. re- re- e
!, Certainly, q good improvement en- !.
3 mat section, but the Others !
nat about them7
J. !. s seems that the municipality
: .ne Crescent City, Nconsiders ! !
anai street and a few Others as :
e city itself. as all improvements q = =
8 made in those few sfre~ss s
nl:e 1s tne rest Of the city is left to =
= 3 2 fact that tie embell;.h &
! !, j: -. !; : - 81; ? - I
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The Board H
!. tuesday and rlnoy !
tons to travel I'D so
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Board Of Health.

Board Of Health.
The board has come and gone
rather, its more exacting duties are
u;ea ior TINS year. 1t has been
wisely managed and without n,,,ch b !
noise. Its sessions have fhsen
and we have not seen this
year those numerous meet;nos - g
the Town Council, of the Pol;ce
Jury and of the Board of Healtb
Which last year were held ever,
hours day or niebf
!no which were enough to panic
he continuity.
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All Saints day next TUESDAY,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

above date. Voters ,nu 81
under act SO of 1867 Rso;s -
ton recently had Under section 7
artlcle-1o7 Of the constitution q
1898 does not entitle one to ~
rignt to vote on Nov. Sth. 1sos,]
You can register until the AN
before the election. oa
All good citizens should rec;.t
md vote for a congressman and
abroad commissioner
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

- Wsikers treai. .Lets all attend
n's supper on opening night Noyem.
bsr II.
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An engineer decl,...
50, 900 persons now s a J. that
with the aid 81 macb;o. - .ne work,
q few years ago. s g Do
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

little Hinda Schmulen will vel.
~ her friends At Falk's Opera
noa this afternoon, at ) p. d.
- occasion Of her seventh
w LITTLE Invitations were sent
sldisg the happy event.
III vertiser wishes to little
~ NJ times as possible.
b;rthd,v q her seventh
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

-Work on the building Of Mr..
oimeon Begnaud near the Cm,r,
house { is progressing rapidly
WI, wnen completed, this building
VIII be an orname mt to our town
ana the work will do honor to M
Mas, the architect. -
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-10-29

-lhe Bank of Lafayette's build
ing is also under way. This will
De- De a good substantial building and
VIII 90 credit to Lafayette.
Mr.. Daily, Of New Iberia. is
the architect.
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that the quarantine is raised
y"u can get some more of those nic.
SODA crackers, at Moss & Co.'S.
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wide Awake Eyes.

lhere are things that we can t
help but noticing and amongst
many is the low price of cotton.
We don t,kase TO m9 e.ENl
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Servants remind nj, Us ose cafl
middle Of f, VIE y W g "a
Inamed clean d;s,, ney be q DC :
/ Our advice ~ e'rty. y 81
to thoroughly c,N New ns
wards. Leap ~ " it
It i, to its interest, a, i
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