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The state herald., 1898-09-30

Hon. ID. Q. Flcmiue OF tho Sterling
Advocate and register Of tho Sterling
Land onlee was IN Holyoko wednesday
to attend the representative convention
and called ut the HERALD Office.
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Fire guards are being plowed along
tho line OF the u. 4 NJ. road. Tho farm
ora Of the county should also tnke nd
vantage Of tho fayora bio condition Of
the ground and prepare their lire guards.
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Charley Pennington mot with tho mis-
fortune to have II foot pretty badly
mashed last Tuesday. Ho was working
III the Haz,un grain elevator and caught
his foo, IN the horse power.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

Thousands Of persons have been cured
OF piles by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t heals promptly and cures &C.
zema and all skin diseases. 1t gives i'm
mediate relief. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

W. h. Johnston y. 1 - sscnt at Hol
yoke returned this mornit y from q visi,
at Brooklyn, Iowa, and ether points
He visited the Omaha Exposition.
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The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the silver republican senatorial
convention Of this district held at Ster.
ling on the 20, Of September:
We as silver republicans OF the 18th
senatorial district In convention assem-
bled hereby ngain renew and declare
our allegiance to the great cause Of bi.
metallism and demand the restoration oi
silver TO Its constitutional place as mon.
etary metal and that the mints OF the
United States be opon to the coinage oi
both silver and gold at the ratio Of IL "a
] without asking or waiting the aid OIL
consent OF any other nation.
Resolved, That We nre in favor OF re-
moving the soldiers home To point
designated by the Grand Army OF the
Republic.
Resolved, That We endorse tho action
OF }. IL. Painter Us our state senator fol
the stand he has taken in tho cause ol
silver.
Resolved, That ws appreciate and are
profoundly grateful us party and as I
people for the efficient services and ths
fidelity 10 duty Of Senator Henry NJ
Teller and our congressman Hon. Johr
+. Shafroth and the Hon. John U. Bel
in tae struggle thcy have been no nobl,
wagins iu osh III Of tho great caus'
they stand for and III behalf OF their owl
people, they have remained true to IA
and We will remain true to them.
Respectfully submitted,
Il. A. Wilson, Chairman.
G, NJ. Robbins, Sec'y Res. Com.
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rrlonnlal Conolavo knightnTonpl
Pittsburg Oct. loi.t.

One faro Tor the round trip To Pitts
burg is tho rate offered by tho Burling-
ton Route for the occasion named above.
Tickets will bs on sale Oct. 7. 8, 0 and 10
and will be good on regular tra!no OF the
Burlington Route Us we'll ~ ON Knight
Tsmplar Official Tram which will leave
Omaha ut p. IN Saturday, Oct. 8, reach.
ing Chicago at $50 nort morning and
Pittsburg at $50 a. IN. Monday Oct 10,
For tickets, berths IN tbs through sleep.
Ing car or information about return linz
its, excursions from Piiisbutg etc. ace
nearest u. * NJ ageut
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olmsted Brothers have purchased c
dwelling house from Il. W. Dearcup and
will renuye It 10 their ranch northwest
OF Holyoke.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

Mrs. Fowler and daughter. who had
been yisitinG u few weeks with relatives
in Holyokc. returned to their home in
Missouri this week.
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The farmers Of Sedgwiok county who
raised wheat by irrigation had u heavy
yield this year. Some OF them report as
high US 90 buahels per acre.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

II you want something good to eat, try
California breakfast food kept by LIE
Blanc l. Co.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

Z. n. McPherrn returned last week
from a trip to Iowa and brought back
some registered short horn cattle.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

Nelaon Green o: holdresc, formerly Of
Holyoke, opout Sunday in our city. He
is now with tho b. 4 N. bridge gang on
this line.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

Joseph Eckman who for several years
has been section foreman on the 'HaItun
section OF the high Inc has been removed
TO bertrand, Neb.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

Don't buy till you have seen our stock
Of fresh and tirst-class groceries. LIE
Blanc & Co.
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Call and see our new do goods and
get free our" Modesa Fabfjcs" containing
the latest styles. ". R. uhamp.
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II. sutherland, the Holyoke lumber-
man, received a couple Of cars Of lumber
this week for his lumber yard.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

Don't fail TO attend the entertainment
at the Al. Il. Church or the evening o.
Oct. Z.
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FOR SALE.

have small four room dwelling
bouas In aolyokc In good condition, ensy
To move 10 country, for aAle cheap.
GEon0I II. CLARK.
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Cameron Young returned last week
from New Mexico where he had been
rairoading for n time.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

Mr.. Witherspoon of Mercersburg, Pa,
arrived at Holyoke last week for visit
with his brother-in-law ID. L. McFar-
land.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Cavanaugn and son,
Frank, left Holyoke Monday evening for
Omaha TO visit the exposition.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

Frank Conlin, after visit with his
parents in Holyoke, left the first Of the
week for Sheridan, Wyo.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

W. G. Holland clerk OF the district
court will make your ,plication for final
proof free.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

Buy your goods from tho merchant
who tells you what he has by advertise
ment.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

Rev. W. N. Young of Denver preached
at the Baptist Church in Holyoks Sun
day morning and evening.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

The term Of district court for this
county has been adjourned to the 22nd
day Of November,
The state herald., 1898-09-30

When you desire to make final proc,
on land filing, call on Judge c. j. Sla.
ter.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

I.f ss.ss : Z sar hus.
ness In their own and nearby counties. 1t is
mainly office work conducted Mt home. Sala-
ry straight 5000 ayear aud expenses-dednite
bonafide, no more. no less salary. Monthly
s75. References. Enclose sclfaddrcssed
stamped envelope. Herbert E. Hess. Prcst.,
Dept. NJ. Chicago.
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Buy your groceries at sh amps.

Call and examine my sock of dry
goods. can save you MOI icy. w. +.
Shamp.
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Fresh fruit at Stamps.

Irwin Brothers shipped u car Of hogs
to Cheyenne Tuesday.
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For making final proof sotoo Q. J.slAtef

lev. W. NJ. Young Win preach at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning and
evening.
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To Curc Constipation Forever
r,,o C,arare,s Candy Cathnrtltc l0c or sc.
II q n a fail TO ou,c druggists refund money.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

$4,000. 90 To Loan.
want to plaC e Ten
Thousand Doll; ,rs on
cattle security ila Phil
lips county from one to
eight months time at
low rates.
George E. Clark.
The state herald., 1898-09-30

100000 TOLOAN.
| want to place Ten
Thousand Dollars on
cattle security in Phil
lips county from one to
eight months time at
low rates.
George {. Clark.
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New comb honey at shamg's.

Charley johnson has resigned his po-
sition with the r. r. %. at La Junta
and returned to Holyoks this week.
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THE STATE HERALD.
Editor = and Publisher.

Entered Mt the post-ofiice at iolyokc. Colo
second class mail mattor.
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lescing, after a severe cold, which threat
ened to produce serious results for time.
The cars for the Santa Fe's Knight Tenn
plar special train arrived in tho yards yes
terday They are very beautiful and at
tracted much attention. Their names are
the Diocles, Anchises. Euphrates and Vi
cuna. These are the sleepers; the dining
and observation and baggage cars will ar
here this morning.
George Brown, q section man at Daggett
on the Santa Fe. was seriously hurt yes
terday while unloading steel rails. The
rail rolled onto his person, breaking some
bones and injuring him so badly that he
was sent to the company's hospital at AL
buquerque for care.
The Southern Pacific announced yeeter-
day that the increased rate on wine from
40 to 60 cents per cwt. from all points in this
state to Galveston and Houston would be
exYectivel oni the 18th. This is equivalent to
an increase Of 2 cents gallonon the rate.
F. e. Bergstresser, Wall street banker,
Is said to be on the coast with the mission
Of bringing the people Of this state and
Huntington closer together He is quot
ed in Long Beach paper az saying that he
thinks that "if the people meet Hunting
ton half way they win find that he will
do everything to forward their interests"
This is very charming Of the gentleman
and must be amusing to Huntington. Mr..
Berestresser is now said to be in San
Francisco consulting with H. e. Hunt
ington," presumably on how to start the
people on that half way Journey to
"Uncle."
The Long Beach people are confident
that the Southern Pacific intends to extend
it's Anaheim branch to Alamitos and con-
nection with it's Long Beach line.
C. P. Huntington is still writing letters
to Mr.. Ivison of Santa Barbara relative to
filling up the gap. but he marks his letters
personal" now, go that Ivison is debarred
from giving them out for publication.
Agent w. r. Alberger of the Santa Fe
refrigerator line Of cars is in the city for
the purpose Of attending the meeting of
agents of such car line to be held tomor-
row.
Assistant Superintendent Prior of the
Southern Pacific returned yesterday from
his vacation trip to Keene in the Tehach-
api mountains.
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ESCAPED PROSECUTION
On the Charge Of Burglary but Not
Battery COMPLAINT

John Traynor escaped prosecution yes
terday in Justice Owens court on the
charge of burglary, but will have to stand
trial for the charge Of battery. Traynor
was discovered in the room of Miss Sadie
Green In the New Commercial lodging
house at the southeast corner of Com
mercial and Los Angeles streets. some
days ago. The landlord thought he was
burglar and tried to detain him until an
officer arrived. He soon discovered that
he had undertaken something little short
OF Herculean task, but aid came in the
person of Police Officer Holleran. To-
gether the pair held Traynor until the ar
rival of the patrol wagon.
Yesterday the Green woman testified that
she and Traynor had been friends for
a long time and she had no objection to his
entering her room when she was absent.
The burglary charge was dismissed on
motion OF the deputy district attorney,
but on the battery charge Traynor de-
manded jury trial, which will be given
him on the 18th.
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NEWS OF The RAILWAYS
ToMoRRoW'S MEETING TO BE OF
REFRIGERATOR CAR MEN
Southern Pacific Denial Of Increased
Minimum Story-The Santa Fe
Moving Troops-Notes

At the offices of the Southern Pacific
yesterday almost indignant denial was en-
tered into in reply to the charge made by
the Los Angeles Fruit World of this city
to the effect that the Southern Pacific had
the intention Of increasing the minimum
weight of orange shipments to $4,000 or 30
900 pounds per car, while the minimum now
in use of 24OO pounds is all that can be load
ed In the average car and at the same time
allow OF proper ventilation. Ii was Off
cially stated that the road had no such in
tention; the only thing that had been un-
der consideration was the possible require
ment of using the minimum for large cars
That is to say. If a car thirty-two feet long
had 24000 pound minimum, a car forty feet
long should have a larger one, and so on.
But no decision has been reached, even
about this point and II 1t is carried into
effect 1t would not result In any hardship
to the shippers or growers
Another point that was stated ut the gen.
eral offices of the Southern Pacific company
was that the meeting Of railway men to be
held in this city on Wednesday would have
nothing In the world to do with freight
rates or with the fixing of any minimums.
1t will be q meeting of the representatives
of the refrigerator car lines and will In no
wise concern the Southern Pacific, as 1t has
no interest I'M any OF these lines. The Santa
TO has an affiliated line Of such cars, but
the managers of these lines have absolutely
nothing to do with the matters of rates
or kindred affairs.
In any case, 1t Is claimed by the Southern
Pacific people that If the increased min
imum of large cars is enforced, the shippers
will not suffer In the least, as in the large
cars a greater number Of boxes can be
loaded, at the same time preserving the
same facilities for placing the boxes so as
to derive the needed circulation of air. 1t
is stated that almost all Of the shipments
are made In ventilated cars of large size
anyway, and these can be loaded to their
full capacity without any harm 10 the
shipments. as they are thoroughly venti-
lated. No extra charge is made for these
cars unless they are refrigerated.
Notes and Personals
Chief Clerk Hyde of General Manager
Byrnes office Of the Santa Fe is conva-
The herald., 1898-10-04
Abbie L.
Pratt Wins;

harper SChOOI Wakes Up and Polls
900 Votes for Her-=Mrs. Josie Williams
of Senf0us School Leaves the Lucky
Number of Seven, Raising Her T0ta
to 286--HeavyV Voting All Along the
Line Shows Increasing Interest i'm the
Greatest Newspaper Offer Ever MADE
ON the C0asf-=Barker Bros. viii Place
the Fine Bird's-eye Maple Bedroom
Set i'm Their Show Window Mex
week.
71E voting since Saturday shows
strong desire to get the contestants
over the hundred line before Oct. 8,
to save them from being dropped from the
lists. Many people do not seem to under
stand how the votes should be placed in the
box After signing each vote with name of
candidate and school where engaged, tie up
the votes in one package, marking the num-
Der in plain figures on top ballot. There is
need Of placing votes in envelopes, and please
don't use pins-the ballot counters seriously
object to running up against a pin point
while hurriedly making the count of the day.
By following these simple requests you will
greatly aid the committee of teachers which
will make the final count on Dec. 81.
The herald., 1898-10-04
Postomce Receipts

Receipts at the postoffice for the month
of September amounted to $15.904.63, gain
of $6556S over the same month in s97. which
was $15,31S.95. Receipts for the quarter
ending in September show gain OF
$26s4.11, or 5.s7 per cent over that ending ir
June last.
The herald., 1898-10-04
A LOS ANGELES HOME
Recent Exhibits at the Chamber of
Commerce.

Mrs. Juana Neal has placed In the cham
ber Of commerce series of twelve photo
graphic views of her residence, between
Adams and Twenty-third streets, under
the title, "a Los Angeles home" AS the
'old Longstreet place." the house is well
known to residents Of the city. With the
long driveway shaded by large palm trees,
its white-columned veranda surrounded by
the variety of foliage possible in this cli-
mate. 1t affords fine opportunities for the
photographers art and is truly typical
Southern California home
Recent exhibits: Mission grapes. punches
weighing five pounds, J. A. Curtis, Palms;
five varieties of figs, Celeste, Verdale-
Tongue bulletin Smyrna, brown Ischia
brown Turkey, c. H. Richardson, Pasa-
dena; case of Italian chestnuts for Omaha,
H. Boetcher, corner Jefferson and San Pc
dro; stalk of corn with ears on 1t sixteen
inches long. ]. A. Leuzinger, Hyde Park: 8.
G. Spear. flaming Tokay and Grand Noir
grapes.
The herald., 1898-10-04

Earl Robinson, a small darkey, was ar
rested yesterday on a warrant charging
him with petty larceny. He is accused Of
stealing newspapers from the doors Of SUBJ
scrbers.
The herald., 1898-10-04
Gold Coin Premiums for Pupils

To encourage pupils schools help
the their The Herald offers gold
pupils securing the
subscribers
The Herald; each months subscription counts
city
Call at the Herald Office
needed
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Auxiliary Prize

encourage yet
obtain
o'clock Saturday October sth will receive
Remember the
greatest
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Harry Allen was arrested at the corner
Of Third and Los Angeles streets yester-
day, by Officer Dyke. on charge Of petty
larceny. Allen had roll of hose which
he was trying to dispose of to a second
hand dealer. 1t is thought that he stole the
hose from the yard of some person.
The herald., 1898-10-04
Prizes for Subscribers

The Herald will
value s6eac These Of art in china
Spring They beauty
the world
selection 100 premiums choose FROM
prizes Meybrg Bros at The Herald
Souvenirs subscribers premium
also following ratio:
Months paid subscription, 75c. rs
Months paid-up subscription, $I5O..... IS Votes
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Months paidup subscription, $3.50. 400 Votes
pad-up subscription, $90O......... 900 Votes
subscribers to The Herald obtain the
paying subscription in advance.
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Non-Belief

Non-Belief
Watts-I don't believe in drinking to ex-
cess.
Lushforth-I don't believe 1t is possible
myself.-Indianapol Journal.
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INFLATED EXPENSE ACCOUNTS
Charge Against John n. Swan, TraV-
cling Man.

Constable Harvey Houston, or Justice
Lockman's court, yesterday arrested Jonn
r. Swan, a travelling agent for Carlin q
Lennox, dealers in musical instruments.
Swan is charged with obtaining money I'M
der false pretenses. He begged that he De
not taken to court, and when he stood before
Justice Lockman he waived preliminary
hearing. The court named $1,000 as swans
bond and committed him to Jail. The evil
dence of the State against Swan is related
to be that he sent in inflated expense bills
from towns which he visited. TO back up
his large expense accounts, it is said swan
made out orders for goods and signed deal
ers' names to them. The amount the nrm
lost is said to be over 500. swan SAID IN
court he owed the firm but $40, and that ne
would make that up. He will be tried IN the
Criminal Court. Swan has been ooarding
at 440 Massachusetts avenue, and is well
lxan
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TALKS no COLoRED MEN.
Brightwood Republican Meeting-The
Santiago Record.

About two hundred cOlOred residents CT
Brightwood attended an enthusiastic Re-
publican meeting at the corner of James
and Twenty-first streets last night. The
speakers for the occasion were Gurley
Brewer and George H. Bachelor of this
city The former spoke on the relation of
the colored citizens 10 the Republican party,
and said, from the beginning, the colored
men found their true friends in that party
and, therefore, were bound by the ties of
love to the institution which had done so
much for them as citizens He refuted the
charges made by Democratic politicians to
the effect that Col Harry B. Smith had been
instrumental in having the two colored
companies mustered out of the Second Regi-
ment l. n. c., and said that it had been
done by order of Governor Matthews, a
Democrat.
Mr.. Bachelor discussed the prosperous
conditions prevailing in this country at
present and attributed it to the confidence
of the business men in the stability of the
Republican financial and tariff measures.
He spoke of the record of the colored troops
In the Spanish war and said there had been
more cOlored soldiers before Santiago IN
proportion to the population in this country,
than there We're white troops, mere pel Eng
alluded to the successful efIOrtS MADE Dy
Governor Mount, Senator Fairbanks and
Representative Overstreet TO nave the lndi,
ana colored companies Differed by colored
men, the concession being the first OF the
kind ever granted in this country: In clos
ing his address he referred TO the new
America which was gradually being
shaped from the wrecks of the Spanish pos
sessions, and said it would be extreme folly
to disturb the administration which was as
Stunning such grave duty as the fashion
ing of new domain for Americans in two
hemispheres.
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MAYORS FAMILY HORSE.
Two Small Boys Took It-AIsO Had a
Stolen Wheel.

Thomas Taggart's family horse and pnae-
ton were stolen at noon yesterday from the
front of the Taggart home, on North Capitol
avenue. William Kinney. of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, found the
rig and took it to the police station.
Detectives Splann and Wilson ar
rested John German, ten years
old. who lives on Bright street, and Joseph
Campbell. thirteen years old, living with an
aunt at 313 Minerva street, for the theft.
The boys We're locked up, charged with
grand larceny, and IL was found that they
also had bicycle which did not belong to
them.
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County Clerk Fesler said yesterday in re-
lation to the allegations concerning his
office that he had always been informed
that the so cents paid for marriage certifi-
Gates issued was the property of the clerk.
He had been advised on this point, he said,
by Mr. Moores, deputy attorney general.
He had also acted on the advice of the
county attorney and of attorneys Miller &
ELAN. AS to the printing of the blanks Mr..
Fesler said he supposed, with others, that
the County. Commissioners furnished all
stationery for the Office. He now believes
that he should have paid for the blanks
and proposes to do so. Mr.. Moores says he
is still of the opinion that the sum COL
lected for certificates by the clerk is per-
sonal property OF that officer, the clerk
paying for the printing of the certificates.
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THE COUNTY BALLOTS
VIII Cost Much Less than Ever De.
fore, 1t IL Stated.

The County Election Board met yesterday
and awarded the contract for printing the
county ballots and for the necessary sup
plies to the Hasselman Journal Job Priut-
ing Company The board prepared a
schedule of prices and submitted it to the
company which agreed to take the con-
tract according to IT. No bids were taken
IT is stated by one member OF the board
that the work will cost Marion county from
30 to IS per cent. less than ever before.
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new house committee has been elected for the
leaf. Fred Heller. gambling house keeper, treas
urer of the club. refused at first to recognize the
new house committee appointed by the better
element Of the members. but it is said. he viii
mittee allowed the clubrooms TO be used for
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The Overstreet meeting Tuesday night will
be at McCarty and Illinois streets. Mr..
Overstreet will leave Washington this morn
ing.
meeting was held in Hoffman's Hail.
in the Fifteenth ward, last night. Frank
LttletOn, candidate for representative,
spoke
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Succeeds Joel w. HadIey.

The Union Trust Company was yesterday
appointed receiver for the Arrow Cycle
Company. 70 complete the duties of Joel
Wright Hadiey. whose death occurred about
three weeks ago. Mr.. Hadley was engaged
III
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Press Club Meeting.

TIE directors of the Press Club met yes
terday and accepted the kind invitation of
the president w. j. Richards. to provide en-
tertainment for the club at its quarterly
meeting next Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock Several distinguished litterateurs
will be guests of the club on that occasion.
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.

$1.5O-LOuisvilIe and Return-$1. so
Sunday, Oct. 16, 1S0S.
Special train leaves Indianapolis 100 a. m,
returning leave Louisville 100 p. m.
II. NJ. BRONSON, A. CT. Z. A.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance of In
diar a. General offices. % South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion.