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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-09

FOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty-Some very fine houses drawing a
good rent. in an outside town. Address j.,
box 80, Herald II
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FOR EXCHANGE


WANTED-TO PURCHASE OR EX
change property in or near Los Angeles
for good rental property in Des Moines,
Iowa. Address j., box IS, Herald. II
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A-s10,OO OR LESS TO LOAN, CITY OR
county; reasonable interest. Send appli-
cation. P. o. box 52S. 10
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WANTED-A COMPETENT WAITRESS
accustomed to hotel work; give refer
ences. Address j., box AZ, Herald 10
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FOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETT & SMITH. Pomona. Cal. II
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KEYS FITTED, LOCKS REPAIRED
bath tubs enameled. 6O9 S. Spring. II
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SELL OUT ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS.
/. D. BARNARD, LIP s. Broadway.
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HOUSEWORK AND COOKING-BY A
neat, competent girl in private family
Address F., box 81, Herald.
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MRS. KATE HOSKINS, TRANCE ME.
dunn; sittings daily; evenings by ap
pointment; circle Tuesday evening; Csc,
At 322 S. Spring st. It
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-09

FOR EXCHANGE-LOTS TO EX-
change for nice modern cottage; give
price of exchange and location. Address
F, Box Sc. Herald. 8
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City Lots and Lands

FOR SALE-DO YOU KNOW YOU CAN
get 40-foot lot for $3.50? Easy terms; &C.
ment walk; take Vernon cars to White
st. T. WIESENDANGER, AT S. Broad
way. ID
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MILK ROUTE WANTED-WILL BUY
small dairy; give price and size of same.
Address j., box II, Herald. II
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WHEEL FOR SALE-CHEAP IF TAKEN
at once. Address j., box 20. Herald. II
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Situations-Female

A LADY OF ABILITY, WITH BEST
references, wishes engagements during
the summer months to travel in the in
terest of some honorable business. Ad-
dress j.. box IS, Herald. IL
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HOUSEKEEPER A YOUNG LADY
wants place in widower's family to keep
house. Address F., box 3d. Herald.
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SEAMSTRESS WANTS SEWING BY
the day; terms very reasonable. Address
j., box 10, Herald. IL
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
real estate; interest decreases as you pay.
STATE MUTUAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSN, al s. Broadway. Soft
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-09

WANTED-VACANT LOT AS PART
payment on residence property; modern.
Address j., box &c, Herald. II
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POINDEXTER & wADswORTH. ROOM
30s Wilcox building, lend money on any
good real estate; building loans made: II
you wish to lend or borrow. cali on Us. II
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSE, CLOSE
in; middle-sized; nicely furnished. Adj
dress F, Box 81, Herald. 9
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Furnished Houses
Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-ROOMS IN A NICE NEW
house near Temple St. neatly furnished
and Central Address G. Box %, Herald.
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GERMAN GIRL WANTS PLACE AS
housekeeper for widower; best of refer
ences; neat and good manager. Address
f., box 81 Herald.
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LOST AND FOUND
MINING AND ASSAYING

THE BIMETALLIC ASSAY OFFICE
and Chemical Laboratory. 1874 8. Main st.
r. A. PEREZ e. NJ. Manager. L-l-tf
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PERSONALS

MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN REMOVED
from SIG s. Grand ave. to 618 w. Eighth
St; female diseases treated by electric
ity; cure guaranteed. tt
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Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-A FINE EXPRESS WAGON
in good order. Address H., box 49,
Herald. II
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TO LoAN-5 TO PER CENT MONEY.
block. Il
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WATCHMAKERs

A GENUINE REDUCTION ON SHIRT
waist sets and link cuff buttons. W. J.
GETZ, 1eweler, 33s 8. Broadway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-29

statement with reference to the amendment which was tucked onto my resolution which was passed by the Central Committee. and which hus since been published in The papers af thecity. The amendment referred taproYided for an inspection of the= ballots and poll books and WIS proposed by Mir. A. B. Grace. Mai. NeeaF's Attorney. It came as b9Ht Ia tbis way: :Aitermy resolution had passed and the committee vas about to adjourn, Mr. Grace arose and stated to the committee an amendment which he wished added to tae resolution. Mr. $. NJ. Taylor was sitting at the table with my resolution and a pencil in hand. Mr f}r8Fe then. iH inc presence and hear ing of the committee, requested Mr. Tuylur 10 add to the resolution the following. which he dictated, and which Mr. Taylor vrute at his re- quest. It is lis follows, And further, that eae1 party have the right 10 examine the original poll books and ballots ill the presence of the chair man or secretary Of this commi ttee, Or Of County Clerk Flanders, and one Of the adverse parties to the con test or his recognized attorney"
 heard no objection made by any one to this addition to the resolu- ton. You were present and had nothing to say whatever about the amendment. Respectfully,
 J. w. CRAWFORD.
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Heat Him Down.

Two Irishmen were cleaning win dow ill tall building. To facilitate their work they had stuck board out of the window, and Pat stood on the end of it which was outside and Mike on the end inside to balance. Suddenly Pat shouted
 "Moike, Eve dropped me sponge ;
 "Thots all roight. I'll go down and git it.
 When he got to the street. he found Pat in heap on the sidewalk and ex- claimed:
 "Well. well. how did yez git down here so quick, Pat: l ran all the way down, but bedad yez hoy beaten lns.
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sunrage For Women In Ireiaad.

Another great gain has been made for woman suffrage ill the passage of the Irish local self government bill by the parliament of Great Britain. Mn niciPal woman suffrage, conferred on English women in 1869, proved so satis. factory that it was extended to tht, women of Scotland ill 1881. Now, after the experience of generation (29 years). It is extended to the women of Ireland also. Under the new bill single women and widows in Ireland will vote for all officers except members of parliament on substantially the same terms as men Before this municipal suffrage for wom- an in Ireland was limited to Belfast where they obtained it some years ago through the efforts of Miss Isabella Todd and other Irish women on the oe- uasion of the granting of new city charter.
 We congratulate the friends of equal suffrage on this emphatic evidence of the value of municipal woman suffrage Now, will our friends of the Boston Pilot tell us why women in Dublin and Cork should exercise right denied to Irish women ill Bostcn? Let us hope that the spectacle ct self respecting. public spirited women voting in Ireland may create change of feeling among their countrymen and oountrywomen on this side of the Atlantic. Woman 8 Journal
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Gen. Shafter Says He Can Take Santiago
 in That Time.
WASHINGTON June 29-Gen. shater wires that he can axe Santiago in tWenour hours after he is ready yard
Cork Lees Were seares.

One day i'll 1880 Senator Hampton was going on his crutehes from the sen. ate chamber to the house of representa- tives h the middle of the big rotunda he met very large man, also on eruteh- es. He was member of congress from Illinois, Republican, whose name I cannot now recall. Hampton stopped him and kindly asked his name and how he had received his injury. After giving his name tue congressman said nmputation was necessary by reason of & shot he had received in fight with Hampton's cavalry. He did not dream he was talking to Wade Hampton him. self II am Wade Hampton, said the senator. If you have the leisure, please sit down and let us talk" Hampton had lost his leg after the war, when thrown from mule while deer hunt ing. The amputation was identical with that of the congressman, and they fell a-talking Up to that time neither had found cork leg be could wear, and they discussed cork legs for a great while. They parted, after mutual pro- fessions of esteem. The next morning heard the congressman tell the story in the committee room. aud there never was a man who had higher regard for Wade Hampton than he had. l believe Hampton later found leg he could wear. ar.-Louisyille Courier Journal.
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Poisons engendered by food fermen- ting in q dyspeptic stomach are the direct cause Of rheumatism, gont, bronchitis, liver and kidney com plaints, asthma, pneumonia and many nervous ailments.
 These results are prevented by the use of the Shaker digestive cordial. q remedy discovered and prepared by the Shakers of Mount Lebanon, N. Y. It is III itself a food and has power to digest other food taken with it. Thus 1t rests the deceased stomach and finally masters the worst cases of dyspepsia. It acts promptly and fresh strength and increase of weight soon follows. The first dose, taken imme- diately after eating, abates the pain and distress so dreaded by dyspeptics. Trial bottles enough 10 prove it's merit-l0 cents.
 Laxol is the best medicine for children. Doctors recommend if in place of castor oil.
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A plnokx Yonng Woman,

Miss Emma Stoddard, United States mail carrier, has proved herself plueky young woman and faithful servant of the government. Regardless of the rig ors of winter, she has made her IS mile journey between Canton and Ponkapoag postoffice every 24 hours since ahe was awarded the contract last fall She makes two trips each way daily. h car rying the evening mail it was necessary during the short winter days to make tue journey after dark, and it was pre- dicted that she would be frightened and give up the work. Not she!- Exchange.
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t,o renetltea Humanity.

There is an oriental story of tive brothers, Ahmed and Omar Both wished to perform deed whose monl' ory should not fail, bus which might sound their name and praises. Omar. with wedge and rope, lifted an obeilsA on it's base. carving it's form in beautl' ful devices and sculpturing many strange inscription on it's sides. lie sci 1t in the hot desert to cope with It's gales Ahmed, with deeper wisdom and truer though sadder heart, digged a well to cheer tho sandy waste and plane, ed about it tall date palms to make coo shade for tho &tt,>Sy pilgrim and t' nhak. acswn gruss for his hunger, - Jewish MessengeE
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Making Love Up . Tree.

Billing and cooing among the Fijians is curious feature in their social ous. toms. It is decidedly against the rule to do any courting within doors. The gardens or plantations are the spots held sacred to Cupid, and the generally ap- proved trysting place of lovers is higS up among the branches of bieadfrutl tree.
 You may often walk around planta- tion on moonlight night and ssc couples perehed 40 feet from the ground in the breadfrnit sees. one on each side of the trunk. 1tasitinn whica comes fairly w.thiu limits Of FijisE nAifs,.s,s t.t, aUdrstv
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VOTED FOR M'coY.

EDITOR GRAPHIC:
 The Press Eagle, in it's issue 0i June 2lst charged that I voted for Brewster. This is absolutely false Ii fhe Mccoy people going through the ballot boxes and looking at the votes ind ascrrtaining hew people vot q have discovered my ticket, they will find that I voted for II. A. Mccoy for Sheriff. l am Demo erat and have been all my life. anc the statement made by the Press Eagle that 'I am q Republican and voted for Brewster is a l'e.
 GEORGE MAUPTN.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Spain is now talking about that third squadron. Marquis Ito, Japenese Premier, has resigned.
 The London Times says the move ment by Camara is theatrical pa. rade.
 Gen. Linares has at least l5, o00 men behind the breastworks at San tiago.
 Americans are having much trouble hauling their mactine guns to the front at Santiago, the roads are very bad.
 It is apparent that the Spaniards will offer nc serious resistance to the American advance till the real attack on Santiago is commenced.
 The Egyptian authorities have refused to supply coal to Camara's s fleet at Port Said. Camara says he can get along without it.
 One story says Camara IS now proceeding through the Suez canal, and another says that he will be laid up for swo or three days to re- pair one of his torpedo boats.
 A couple of bills have been intro. dueed in Congress looking to the recruiting of negro regiments.
 It is said that all the approaches to San tiago have been undermined with dynamite, which will blow the 4 si2rieans to Kingdom come as fast as they ey advance.
 The MetF2di8t Episcopal Church conference at Oxford resolved that tbe money obtained from Congress through stahlmao, Barbee and Smith should be retur11a
 There is danger that th6ll foreign warships at Manila will e3s99s ess9se trouble. The conduct of the Ger. man ships has been such as to en- courage the SFaniards t. look for belp from that quarter, and thus they may prolong the opposition of the America occupation of the city. The insurgents have Q number Of outlying garrisons surrounded, and their capture is 0 question only of time
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r,v.oe to Make It Out.

Theodore-I declared myself, Alfref but I don't know whether she aceepte'' me or not. That's what I'm trylng t2 make out. you know
 Alfred-Nhat did you say to hers
 Theodore | said chat l thought tfa world of her, and she said, 'lt' que world. That was all. don't yoa khoN., and deuced if 1 know whether II meaLs she is in love with ms or rot. - Boston Transcript.
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.

LITTLE ROCK, June N.-Such rain as has occurred was in the shape Of local showers and where it fell it was of mneh benefit to growing crops. High temperatures have pre- vailed, encouraging q rapid growth of vegetation.
 Cotton is growing fast and Is promising crop, though along the Upper Arkansas much oyerfowed land that was feplanted in cotton will be abandoned, the rains having been SD frequent ..s tO prevent the proper working of the crops: the same condition exists in Ghicot county. Corn is most promising crop and is in all stages of advance ment, from st above ground ~ full silk and tassel; ears are forming on the earliest plantings; much cor is being laid by In good condifin
 Wheat thrashing k In progress and the yield is mp to expectations. ex- cept in few localities where rust occurring late in the season cut the crop short. Oats nearly all cut anu in shock. As Il general thing the grain is very fne though the straw is short. All minor crops are prom ising and grasses and the range are better thau for years.
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Resolution Authorizing the investigations Instituted
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9oR GRAPHIC:
 ajor McGoV is mHkiag | desPef= #fiart 10 dodge the charge made .slst him for opening and expos 8he votes cast by the Democrat. Alers ot the county in the recent Hary, and by inHneHdo attempts #aake me bear # part of the ae. This. he shall not do ft s as has been published his own IFney who introduced and asked 8entral Committee ta amend the 8ntian permitting the parties to lRct the poll books and ballots of Aoters of the various townships fsards How in the face 0 the Ae fact, and in 4erviuE on me Following notice. can lie hope to Eve the responsibility for going tbe ballot boxes and booking q { R otes of the people, The notice #rVed npon me about this mat S as follows.
 PlEE BIrFF. June -, lS9S. #RBREwsrGR, Esq. City. < sR SIR:
 au are hereby notified that in fdance with the resolution nf the #ly Central Committee allowing #Ing candidates to inspect the hooks and ballots of the vari. wards ane townships of the ary elt etion held June lG. 1898, H st feqncsted Mir. r. E. Flanders leN the ballot boxes, and will HFea to inspect the same from E @ day at the court house in s bluff, in his presence. Gntil inspection k completed. N lSigned) H. 4. Mccoy, < by ]. NJ. TAYLOR. K Attorney.
 @ Who may he interested, 0aly lcok to Mai. McCoy's no osatlsiy themselves as to who polsihle for going into the bal aFs and ascertaIning how peo- s'rp' because in that notice, he
 nave requested Mr. F. R. 's U open the ballot boxes
 sa proceed to inspect the
 "om day to day, &c.
 o4y mir,minded, intelligent a''sr reading this. accuse me "s Into the ballot h0xes? K sufficient u put tt
 4ars'loh as te who 1t -eas '" not the entering into
 Feesnn of the ballots~of our
 'ad hoped that l would
 'lu'ted to make auy state - n..n ul lhis affair, but since v 'las gone into the press Nb,K 'K 'e lodge Ais sins upon I.st' a''efs' l think it proper that 4,ns r made known over my
 ne truth in connection R ,' ''s matters touching the Vt' 'afles has been hidden so '''e people that l deem 1t Ail, where their rights are rl. ,erlffed with they should
 Respectfully.
 EpGAh BREW srER.
 N FROM THE HON. J. W.
 CRAWFORD.
 la p,., piae Rlnn. June %. 1898.
 ! yonr request. l make
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DIED

BoYp-In this city Tuesday night June 2S. 1898. Mr. NEWTON BoYn of heart failure; aged 6 years,
 The deceased was an old and highly esteemed citizen of Pine Bluff. He was prominent Mason and stood high in lodge work.
 Two sisters at Dumas, Ark. and brother at BatesYille survive him.
 The funeral takes place from Me- Fadden's Funeral parlors at o'clock D. a. today, Rev. A. Q. Evans officl- ating.
 The remains will be inferred with Masonic honors. WIgsoN-Tn Sheridan, Ark. June 5sstth. Mrs. ]. r. II. WILSON, aged 90 yearsN
 phe dgeased was one of the most prominenf ladies Of Sheridan. She was noted foA many kind acts, and in her, the poor loses one of it's best friends.
 A husband, Mir Ja,i. Il. Milson q prominent Merchant 6t that place, aud one child are left tdN morn her loss. The funeral will ocSdr from the family residence at thM place today. The beraved fantiiyss pave the heartfelt sympathy Of GRAPHIC.
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DOG OPENED FATHERS EYES
Experience of Man Who Had Several
 Growing Girls.

Experience of Man Who Had Several
 Growing Girls.
 1t is quite interesting to be the fa- sher of several growing girls " said Ons of group of family men in the smoker of suburban ear.
 Yes, " answered another one, with shrug of his shoulders especially when they all want new gowns at the same time,
 wasn' t thinking of that, said the first speaker, but of a way they hava of taking the wind out of your own sails. It never occurred to me until the other morning that it was not to see me that young fellows kept dropping in to play cards and make themselves agree able. l tumbled at .ast, but 1t was ny hunting dog Jack that opened my eyes.
 ' Your hunting dog?' echoed the crowd.
 Yes. 1 had heard of nearly every kind of a plan for the communication of lovers except dog. h this case Jack became Cupid's 8 messenger. Those boys borrowed the dog ostensibly to gc
  they didn't know gun from hoe ham dle. They tied Jack up overnight, and as soon as he got out i'll the morning he tnado bee line for home. If hadn't seen the corner of paper sticking from under his collar should never have suspected the eagerness with which these girls tried to head him of from me.
 ssHe had letter for them?"
 "No, just note asking the privilege f seeing dear Miss Kate or Miss Sue in the park for walk and chat. Nice idea, employing the dog of the family in d clandestine correspondencel 1 ans ewered that note myself. and the two girls haven't spoken to me since. Jack is tied up, and I'm watching the cat now, for have no doubt they'll find way to eirenHavent me. ' -- Chicago
 TSe Painless Way.
 Before the days of chloroforSn there waA auaek in San Francisco who advertised kooth drawing without pain. Tho patiert was placed in a chair and wrench given, when he roarsd violently. 1T thought you said there was no pain?" So there ta not by my process. That Is Cartwright's way. That's the way he does it. It's very different from mine. Another tug, and still more violent howl 'That's she way Dumerge pulls teeth" said tha unabashed practitioner. You don't liks 1t. no doabt Who woulds' Another twist was given, and the patient, as a rule, howled worse than ever. That, !" she dentist says. ".s Parkinson's mode. !" By this time the tooth was nearly out. ..I will now, ' he said. "display ny own method" whereupon be triunphantly withdrew the tooth and held it up for i1- spccsI0n "You observe that by Iny trnl2 scientific prceess there Is really no pnsa uhabsr1r n.4-sNDw York Tribune.
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Patti as n Widow.

This description of Patti as widow lately appeared i'll a German newspaper;
 Tn dress of dead white satin the diva stood, her waist and skirt plain and unmodifed with puffs or plaits. over the whole was trimming of dull jet. put in fish net fashion, yelling, but moi concealing the lustered satin. Upon her shoulders were bows of dull satin rib bon, and in place of her diamond stars her corsage was illumined with brilliant jet suns Her gloves and fan were black as a raven s wing.
 directive.
 .Well," Id the prosperous loohins man. 1T will not affirm that the onsn. sr spring water is balm for all podliy llls. but this I will say--that is mas re- ,noved a trouble under which nau sur fered nearly all my life. { ,. He referred to . monetary difficulty. x,,. -b "a . did not think it necessary to Ge ,ts ' nto -ru narticulars U Boston Transcript
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For the occasion of the District confereaee M. E. slnreh. south af Little Rock. July Gth fo 1fh. the Cotton Belt will sell tickets from Dine Bluff to Little Rock and return at one and onr-third fare on the cer- fifieate plan. Oates Of sale. July 5th and cth. Return limit, July hth.
 H. BrInRman, Agt. E ". LeBeaune. c. F q A,
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The great Mohammedan school a' Cairo Fl Azhar, meaning "The Splen' did. has clear :eoords dating as !" hack as g16
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The remains will be inferred with Masonic honora.
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The MetF2dist Episcopal Church conference at tDxford resolved that The money obtai69d from Congress through Stahlman, bafoee ana Smith should be return1S9
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WHesoN-Tn Sheridan. Ark. June 3sttih. Mrs. ]. r. II. WILSON, aged 90