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pains and aches, nearly all the weakness
and sickness and suffering Of women is due
to disorders or disease OF the organs dis
tinctly feminine. -
A woman who suffers in this way is mn.
fitted for wifehood and motherhood. Ma
ternity is menace Of DEATH Thousands
of women suffer in this way because thei,
innate modesty will not permit them to
submit to the disgusting examinations and
local treatment insisted upon by the average
physician. These ordcals are unnecessary.
DR.. R. v. Pierce, an eminent aud slillful
specialist, for thirty yeas chief consulting
physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgi.
cal Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y, has dis.
covered wonderful remedy with which
women may treat and speedily cure them.
selves in the privacy of their own homes.
This medicine is known as Dr. pierce's Pa.
svorite Prescription. It acts directly on the
delicate and important organs concerned.
It makes them we'll and strong. 1t allays
Inflammation, heals liberation, soothes
pain aud rests the tortured nerves. Taken
during. the critical period. 1t bauishcs the
usual discomforts and makes baby's advent
easy and almost painless. Thousands of
women who were once weak, sickly, nerv.
Gus frctful invalids, are now happy. healthy
wives, because Of this medicine. Iii sold
by all good medicine dealers and no homes,
dealer will advise substitute.
s"Whcn commenced using Or. pierces med.
icincs some three years ago :" writes Mrs. Elm J,
Fox, care OF W. c. Fox, Of Eldorndo, Saline Co.,
Ills. !" was the picture OF death. had no heart
10 take anything. Weight was I7s. My husband
had been TO see FIVE different doctors about my
trouble female weakness). commenced taking
Or. Picrcc's medicines also wrote TO him for ad.
vice. took four bottles Of Dr.. Picrce's Favorits
Prescription, and one vial Of his Pleasant Pei
let's and am now we'll woman" rs9I'
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OIL cITY-Rivcr . feet and falling.
Cloudy and COOL
WARREN-River 6 feet inches.
Cloudy and cool. ss
~ GREENSBoRO-River 9 feet inches
and falling. Fair and pleasant. Ger
mania and Nellie Hudson down Tues
day: James G. Blaine up.
MORGANTOWN-R!ver Q feet 5
inches and stationary. Clear and warm.
Z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S feet 3
inches and falling. Clear. L
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q feet .
inches and falling. Clear ] and cool.
Passed down--Jim Wood. Dick Fulton,
Dave Wood. Coal City. John w. Allies,
Keystone State and Ben Hur.
q PARKERSBURG-O river 20 feet
6 inches and rising. Cloudy. with mer-
curry at as. Passed down--virginIa at 4
a. m. Passed up-Argand. Queen City.
Valley Belle. The Little KanawhnY Is
rising. s. ..5s
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nIsht-Auroras and cosmopoll.ans.
MUsEE LEAGUE.
THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Parkershurg. BEN HUR, 0 p. m.
Sistersville.. RUTH. $3.50 d. m.
Darlington. :. LEROY. $50 D. m. si
Steubenville.. T. N. BAYNE, 80 p. m.
BOATS leaving TODAY. ~
Cincinnati. LIMESTONE STATE. a. m
pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, 5 a.; m.
Parkersburg. Af.GAND. IL a. m. g. . z str5
Matamoras... LESISGTON. Il a. nj.
Sistersv,!ie.. RUTH, $50 p. m.
Clarlngton....L LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steuoenvllle. n. BAYNE. 80 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. .ItlANAWHA. $50 a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 4 p. m. ls.
Darlington. .LEROY, $50 p. m 49,
Sistersville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvllle..T 7. n. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .URANIA. $50 a m.
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BOXING.

Jack Bowen, OF New Orleans. but
more recently Of Little Washington, Is
still hot after match with Stelzer.
and last night called at the Intelligent
Ger office, 10 again state his willingness
TO NEE; stelzer or Farraslier. the for
ner preferred. To show ne is In dead
earnest he Is willing to do battle In a
barn, II no club will offer inducements,
and wants to pu: up Q side bet of $3.50.
], bis challenge finds acceptance, he
Will be present with a forfeit at any
place named. The weight stipulation Is
70 ne lS3 pounds. give or take two
pouncs, weigh in at the -ingsIde. Bowen
claims that there are good reasons 70.
stelzefs decl''7ns over him previously
IL no wanted to divulge them, and he
RISKS 10! Just one moro chance at Buck
nc WI also agree 10 take on the win
Aef OF the Burns-stelzer battle
Joe Brurer wants to meet any local
bantam In q preliminary or finish bout,
ana Is anxious TO hear from local aspi-
rants Tor bantam honors,
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BENWoOD.
Breezy News Itoms Gathered In tho Busy
SIS AIsrshall County Town.

Breezy News Itcns Gathered In tho Busy
Marshall County Town.
The police succeeded Saturday night,
In securing a lady's coat, (which was
stolen at Bridgeport, during the holi-
days. The coat was in the possession
OF Miss Mary Donavan, domestic for
merly employed at Tom Aliens place.
in the North End Information was
furnished Marshal Porterileld by the
Bridgeport officers about u week ago,
and after he threatened Mary with ar
rest, she gave up. the coat, saying she
had bought It, Though to the woman
who owned the coat. Mary said she
had taken It BY mistake. The coat was
taken at "a Bridgeport dance. and about
the time Tom Allen missed $500 from
his money drawers, Mary was arrest
ed for her alleged connection with the
money loss, but the case was dismissed
for lack of evidence.
A large audience witnessed local tall
ent present "Thc Haunted MIL" a
three-act drama, and %"Hans Won
Smash" farce which preceded 1t, last
night. at st. Johns hail. All the per-
formers acquitted themselves well, es-
peciallv James Higgins. Allie Chapman,
Miss Rose Saucrs and Miss Ella Muir
ray. 1t was a well balanced cast. ia
cob Ferdinand showed abilities as
good comedian In the farce. The enter
tainmcnt. which was under the auspices
of the B. V. N. Solidity, was great
success, and was warmly compliment
ed H.. Az {.
The candidate 10 abroad In the town,
but tho interest will not be very strong
until after tho primaries. Tho Republic
can primaries arc one week from next
Saturday, and tho Democrats have
theirs one week later.
Lone Stur Assembly, No /, PythIan
Sisters, gives u supper and ball next
Saturday evening, at the Drovers
Home.
Attorney Howard Holt and Editor ],
W. Burchlnal were Monndsvillc visitors
here yesterday. 3
The local Slayish socicty5:wlll give n
ball next Monday evening.
John Barrett is able 10 be out, uflcs
q sick spell.
.ya TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative promo Qulnlnc Tablets
MI druggists refund tho money IL m,
falls lo, cure. 25c, The genuine has L.
3. @. on each tablet. I 81 Y x
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ToWRoATs MOVING

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 14.-Fourtcen
towboats took advantage OF the present
barge water stage In the Ohio and start
ed for the south loaded with a total OF
seventy-nine coal boats, seventeen
barges and seventeen flats. The rise Is
expected to continue several days and It
Is estimated that over 100000 bushels
OF coal will be shipped.
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.SYMpTOMs-MoIsturc: intense itch.
Ing and singing; most at night; worse
by scratching. II allowed 70 continue
tumors form, which often bleed and I'll.
cerate. becoming very Hora SWAYNE's
OINTMENT stops tho Itching and
Bleeding. heals liberation, and In most
cages removes the tumots. At Crus.
slsts. or by mil. for 30 cen!a DR..
Swaync &: Son, Philadelphia, tthe&w
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FROM everywhere como words OF
praise for Chambcrlaln's Cough Rem
cdy. ALLOW me TO congratulate YOU
on the merits'of your Remedy. 1t cured
mo OF chronic bronchitis when the doc
tor could do nothing FOR mc."-Charleg
+. Hemel, Toledo, o. For sale by drug
f,iela |'H HE. ~ 70 ~ FHH KAN 4 = d
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LDACuE

me TWO teams that contested last night
sisa Ta " thoIr last series OF games, and
~ ~ IN inc race for the extra prizes for
-.- !aAI I'VE teams. Abcr-Nlts winning
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEEs SALE.

j III
BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust made by
the Hanna s. Clemans Paper Company to
ME, as trustee. che first OF which Is dated
January Y, 1891, and ID recorded In the
office OF the clerk Of the county court Of
Ohio county. West Virginia, in Deed of
Trust Book No. 81, page ISL, and the other
OF which is dated April l. 1895, md Is re-
corded In said office In Deed OF Trust Book
No. 42, page ol2, ] will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1855.
sell Mt public auction at the north front
door Of the court house OF Ohio county.
West Virginia: commencing at 10 o'clock
a. M, the following described property:
The real estate known as the Fulton Pa
per Mil, In the town Of Fulton. In Ohio
county. West Virginia, which Is partlcu.
larly bounded and described as follows,
viz: beginning at the southeast corner
Of Centre and Fulton streets In said town
OF Fulton: thence enthusiastically with
tho line OF Centre street that Is nearest
to Wheeling creek until It interseots the
west line OF Marshall street; thence with
said west line OF Marshall street SOUTH
wCstwardly to Wheeling creek; thence
down said creek with the meundcrs there
of until II intersects the east line OF Fulton
street extended; thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY
with the east side OF Fulton street 10 tho
from the above described premises the por-
tion thereof which was conveyed by LOWS
Baker and wife to Frederick Forsch by
deed dated September Is. 1876, and re.
corded In the land records OF said Ohio
county In Deed Book No. 81, page So,
which portion Is described In said deed MS
follows, to.wit: IN portion OF tho Fulton
Paper MIL lot situate In tho town OF Full
ton, county of Ohio. state of West VIr.
ginla, bounded as follows to.wlt: COM
mcncing ut n point In tho westerly limo
of Centre street nineteen u9) feet south
of the south limo Of the said mill; theicc
IN Il straight line parallel with Marshall
street to u road on the banl; OF Wheeling
creek: thence with said road to Marshall
street: thence with Marshall street to tho
corner OF Marsh1ll and Centre streets, and
from sIld corner along the westerly limo
OF Centre street to the place of beginnings"
Together with all personal property on
said premises.
TERMS OF, SALE.
onG-third OF the purchase money, and an
much moro na the purchaser may elect 10
trny, to be paid In cash on tho day OF salc,
and tho balance In two equal payments
at six and twelve months thereafter, with
intcrest thereon from the day or snIe the
purchaser giving, his notes with approved
security for the deferred miscellaneous: the
tito to DO retained by tho trustee until
tho property ID paid for. H5 g5T ts'sa
I, WILLIAM ERsklNB.
< 'als N III 4 5, \, Itl "a "a Trustee,
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ooccoooooooocccoccoooc
SPORT IL
BAS4BAll.

win the ,lmq fer The southern migrn.
~, for eprlns practise rapidly up.
,r,shiag most .: the Natoaal league
.,,ebst,s have made their chslcc Of
,,,,lgIss. HAnlon VIII agai1 take MS
men 70 Macon. en-, where they have put
=, the spring asuson for the last two
gar, The champion BlBsors VIII make
| MIR headquarters ut Greensboro, n. c.
p,,n, IL 10 break in bis Colts ~ Way
t S4, Ga. Hot spE!ngs is good enough
y. ,br Cleytlands. Cincinnati VIII try
70 ~ Antonio, Tex. Several OF the clubs
ali dispense with the expensive eouth.
". trIp. New York VIII make use OF
| ~ nearby retirement OF Lakewood, y.
,,,.sy. and Philadelphia will be found
',caps May. Louisville. from its south
=, Ioct lion, seldom finds IL necessary to
| nawny from home. and Will probably.
Atm on the home grounds this spring,
SSs q, Louis Browns are practically In
a. ~ etme situation. They Will be given
.s,r, ypall ut West Baden and put on
-, finishing touches at ST. Louis. Wat
1rs viii get acquainted with his new
pin,burrh charges nj Little Rock, Ark.
NOT Of the teaps Will move south With
IN he next three wceks.
inson is Democrat, hidebound and
ar.J IN the wool. Ii Is said that he be-
mn yn;ing the Democrat ticket when
~ was sixteen years old and has been
rS,lnr /: ever since. He has taken con-
Siderable interest In politics, to the ex-
,sat Of making q. few small bets on the
residential campaigns and going to the
ssIl, early on election days. He has al
T1ys read the election returns through
rom the top 70 the bottUm. and has been
tnoyn 20 stay up after midnight to SEQ
the bulletins at the newspaper offices.
Nov his base bali friends say II he will
roly make the run they will make HIN
alderman 81 hl5 ward instanter and
MAYOR OF Chicago in I'VE years.
The proposition as suggested nt one nl
me rid.winter meetings OF the local d..
rsc,ors, says the Springfield Sun. to.
trect what wo..I:,e known as the kids
tIe,tbcrs IN one corner Of the grounds
allowing the great army OF knot-hole
enthusiasts To see the game for ten
cents, Is one which commends itself to
more serious consideration. The game
Of base ball Is essentially a boys game
and the best pos:ed enthusiasts, in the
ti.y are boys between ten and fifteen
years Old. a quarter Is a small fortune
10 the majority OF the material out of
whIc. base ball players are made. while
the must OF them would either bump
somebody or else work their finger nails
OF for dime TO see the game like other
people. This scheme would net the as
ISOLATION 10 say the very least, So a
gime. which would mean $500 for the
seaSor. and there can be nothing gained
by closing the gates IN these urchlns for
they Till see the same II they have TO
climb to the top OF tree a half mile
away.
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Enabroideries.

Three hundred pieces Of Swiss,
Hamburg and Nainsook Embroid-
cry, Edges and Insertions here.
Patterns new and matched. Espe-
cially fine collection OF Swiss All
over Flounces, Edges and 1nscr-
tons in match sets, for waists, lin.
derwear and dresses
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The best thing with which
a mother can crown her

~Ae"A tANA
laughter is a com.
non sense knowl.
Edge Of the distinct.
y feminine physi.
,logy. ]. Every wo.
man should thor.
,ughly understand
Ter own nature.
Every WON an
81 should under.
Astand the su-
>Wpreule i'm port.
~ ance Of keeping
Y herself we'll and
y ng in a
, wo m anly way.
Nearly all of the
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MOTHERS ono. 5. sr1Fnt. 3 cp.
Mothers

buying waists for their boys Away,
find tic MOTHERS FRIEND
more desirable than any other, for
The STYLES ore better.
The patent belt and buttons,
The 1T is perfect,
The PRICES no higher
than is paid for ordinary brands.
Our new lines for spring, 1893, now
here, is the choicest stock ever
brought out. All sizes and great
assortment OF styles.
Chainbra Bingham and Percale
unlaundried Waists, fast colors,
SOC.
Laundried Percale Waists with
collars attached,
SOC.
Percale Waists, laundried, pleat-
ed front, stripes and bars, detacha-
bic collars,
75c, Sl.O0.
White and Colored Laundricd
Waists, with shirt bosom front,
cuffs TO match,
sI.OO, SIPS.
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlnc Tablets
All druggists refund tho money IL Il
falls TO- cure. 26ct The genuine has L
D. @. on each tablet. Z n g. v
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-17
THE CUBAN COMMISSION.
tn. " i-h-. sf the Csesa Assembly
20 rr~.isf.at MeksnI<y.

Havana. Nov. -. The i've members
~ IN. speeial commission appointed by
the Cui.in assembly ar santa Cruz del
sur last THURSDAY night To go TO
Washington 10 present TO President
Mckinley the wishes Of the assembly A.,
arrived yesterday. They left santa
Santa Cruz del Sur ON Friday morning.
\ Iargv numier Of CUbans were at the
railroad station To receive them
The commission. which consists Of
Gen. GaliNto Sarria. Antonio Gonzairs
Lanuz and Jose Ramon Villaion. its
secretary. will leave for the Uhited
States ON "Wednesday by the Plant
line steamer.
There Was no exchange Of notes b.
tween the evacuation commission yes
terrlay.
The order Of the city j. maintained,
and the patrol by the Spanish regulars
continues.
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All COOKS look AIIaE.-
To That Pact q. Due oa~ Negro Noiaa-
t~-r'- tib-rt, In Cuba

SANrIAso. Cuba. Nov. IL Private
CASTOR. of the Eighth Illinoi. No.un-
,e,-rs. - l-ed. who was recently court
nartiale,i for a murierols assault on 4
corporal Of the regiment and sentenced
Ia three wears imprisonment. was re-
leased few day. ago from the city jail
by the warden who mis:o,s him fnr
another man. AL efforts {" recaptur-
him havr proved futile II i believed
that he has reached the northern par.
u the island.
The santiago CHAMBER of commerce
has requested ten Wcs-d, governor II
the military department. To turn over
10 the treasurer all moneys reviewed a.
taxss ON shipping. for harbor improve
n-ats. prapss,ing - undertake tn.
futarr COLLECTIONS aai - take charge
% the hari.lr work with-sHt government
SUPERVISION IL j. not Probable that
ten Woo.l will aec-,i- Ia this request
without a personal representative in
ths. chamber. aud he will undoubtedly
retain the veto power himself
There i great deal Of complaint
ah.sut the methods OF an American ex-
PRES Company having a lccal Office here
The assertion i made that the cum
pany's agents accept newspapers for
delivery here. but do not deliver them.
II ! said that many tons of such matter
nov lie at Tampa
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ILOlLO BESIEGED.
tn. Spanish s.sv~raar D-etsr~. trmls-
tic~ tn orst-r to Transfer ssatruI
tss IN. Atn.rtssst.

Manila. Nos. u. The following AL
vices have hr-n reviewed FROM Iloilo.
capital of PanaN. one of the principal
isIan.is OF the NiSayas group.
The insurgents have ocrupi.d Lin
ganis. otou and i'a,ia. suburbs Of
Iloilo. aud arr daily rNpcctrd To at
tack the town.
The Spanirds have abandoned th.
mote and destroyed the connecting
bridges
business is par1iyzed. and th. in
hahitanis are in state of terror. The
mercantile hous.S of All nafionaIitirs
have signed . circular asking the com.
Inand~r of the United States cruiser
Charleston 10 r-main. a. ih- spanish
authorities are incapable Of aiTording
them protection.
1T i reported also that tt,. inSur-
gents have taken the whole II the isl
snsiS Of Negros and Zebu Of the
NiSayas greaP-
=on November s ten. Rios. spanish
governor OF the Nisayas. * said to
have DECLARED a seven days armiSfic,..
in order 10 communicate with Madrid
with a view Of transferring control to
the Americans.
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MAY BE The LAST.
Peace Com missioner. W.. Agree to Dts-
-krs. ihs Expected Visit sf tn-
p~ror wutt.n, fss Madrid

Madrid. Nov. tf ~ impartial SAYS
the government has forwarded iu-
siruesions tu S~nar Nonteru Rios. pres.
idcnt Of the Spanish p'-aer commits
sion ~ Paris. and that to-day CONFER
encc max h. the hast. or the last hut
one. -uul~~~ the American commits
sionsr~ uio,iifs ihrir claim
According fn ~ Impartial msm-
b.r of ,h- cabinet. has virtually de
clarsti rs mueh.
The government has res-ivsd di~-
patch from, zen Rios. governor of the
Ni~ayas islands. reporting the rebel
lion IN the islands 30 negro.~. and an
nouneing the departure from IlotIa of
the mail steamer Munug. with % mum
b~r of invalided men. who's. r.rairia-
ti"n mas b.en authorized by th.. Nner-
leans
The Madrid pap~r~ tlrrlnr,. that th.
expected visit of Emperor William il a
matter of M political Importance. aud
that the Grrman auI,a >s.isior's visit ta
Berlin j. NO way connected with a.
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The auditors Office has received al
the pension reports from the ti-eren.
counties. except those of Lafayette. Goa.
hoina and Madison Lat year asa
pensions were granted. The total ndua-
b-r this year II .. ssg. which shows de-
ereas. - sss from lat years axare.. or
about ~ per cent. This decrease i the
result % the provisions Of the law passs4
by the last ,-ssiau ot the legislature IA
order to prevent the pension appropria-
tion from being diverted toward un-
worthy objects, aud the resul, UPON thu
face ~ these q furcs shows that It's Oh
ject has been accomplished /, Is esti
mated that 80. go uf the 80 010 sppra-
priatiou for this years pension roll will
h. taken up ~ the three preferred
classes. The remainder proratrl
equally among the remaining pen
sioners. will give each approximately
go. being an incrvase 81 e. over las.
year. when each Pension~r Oaly re-
ceivesi Si..
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n,vs>,~,t,mrtL .mru.
Hat fsr tho wtss-r --..sw N~iiss F.s-r
Nsatd ~~.sp the stts.


MN t"HA. N"T. "a Nm"ns thr pas
'nk'r> " ?" arrived n'-r' an The ~''a'irr
= uSatan' ir"m iiaFanA- ts-iAv was cot
~ h.ls'' 81 "a" ~ah~is'eu''e d"p-sri
nrnt oi thc army. tei- E.t.s wa er
i's'i y" Ho' 'ct'i'er ! - locate camp
SITES t"F the army ~ orcnpati'i''- IT,
HrinEs "th si'n a rrr-rt - the werk
lone There ansi thH rrprt h. vii taAs
:" y iNhin-i"n tnn"rrus-
"Aen asked a. q the present STATE ~
aha'r~ ~ Havana. the c'aionci said that
thr city Was IN hithy r"asiitian-
''' not neiirve, hr ~ais'. that the
'iiF has eveF e''en IN worse shaP" ] h~
p""P'r are alarmed over the sPrrad ~
yellow fever. They realtse that ther-
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CuDANS DiSSANDING.
O1icers and Men subj >ct TO Gail
ne Any Time.
-.sst-ry e..attsaa - rtsv.a. WI.
thst Ust fsr t.ff weath-r Nsttsv
t.ssr wsaia tt-ld gstxa t.sr
nixsi ra~as.

HsvNsk. Nov. "a ten. tailxts Tar
cia .ui bis stsa .ni ather deie<afrs
from the .s,-,2lici tnfaa s.-rnbjv " fl
remain AZ b. Va fian., hssi. i.luarscr. an
iii "Wednesday when th.g niil i-avs fsr
Na.hinrtuu. The driegaf.s expect q
>-aii>fariory oufctinr 80 fheir c,-u srr~nc-
stfh th'. president - thr nitsd states.
The & ban d~ie r=is.s. ~ 'hriF lasf >. -
sion at ,aata cruz del ~ar. rr.s.ir~,i 10
dis.'hsrrc al nra wao have b.en sn.
listed SINCE August "a. the date u tne
f'e>sstion - h.ss'ilitis-. snd - give an
Indefinite leave - ab.~ur- tsail ofsic~rs
aad men 'ie,irou~ - briag discharged
from the 'uhan ARMY rr,,vsi..i they
give their place - rrsisi-n,-- su,l "A q
pledge 20 rrturu t. the ranks ia ea-e
thsy are ca'is'si uppn 70 d. ~.
TIE assembly ha. adtsarusd umft
'h'' r~turn - it, s,rumis-i,u fr',ru " a~h-
nSt"n- The a>,sinbiy has constituted
p'antnp MeudSz Csr-ltc president. Fcr-
nand's frcyrr ant iinsr, Robert v,s--
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