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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-18
DOMESTIC.

While the department. is hardly likely
to take up Roberts case an INVESTIGATION
win be made into the case OF United
states Commissioner Burning at Wilmins-
ton. N. c.
The national quarantine convention
opens in Memphis Or. souchon offers
amendments TO the Cutlery bill.
sub-commit,ee on deficiencies of the
house appropriations committee to meet
November &c and prepare bill covering
the war expenses from January !, 1872 to
July /. 1899
National government has taken up 'no
yelluw fever problem and has established
disinfectiug plants Mt Cuban ports Tx
merits are also investigating as 10 the
origin and spread OF the disease.
Negroes In New York pass resolutions
condemning the race wars in the caro-
ltung.
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II. *. CAM Dnsp.
We'll Known NEWSPAPER 81
CrosNeL to Nthc UnknAnl

NyCll Known Newspaper ~
Crossed to the tlnknexs|
Mr.. R. X. Carr, who for The III
weeks has been CRITICALLY III N
scph's infirmary, and who's
been daily and hourly expected n
that period, breathed, his last ii Il
ibis morning.
The funeral arlangetlients viii \
as soon as his relatives fc MempA|
are heard from.
So far as known MIR. Carr bid l
lives besides his mother, h.xss|
sister, all or whom live in MeHE]
The brother lis a we'll KNOW W
merchant there, and the fanlh ii
| nenL i'm a social way
MIR. Carr, or Carroll Graves, II
frequently called as result oil
resemblance to Milton Noble,t III
hemiaH. GAME to Houston sboui
years ago, since which tirie DO
employed in various capacities n \
and other papers. lie was bon 4
burg. Ia, AMI was about 10 ysul
! having been taken 10 Memphi
parents when qsite young. He n
and educated in the Tennessee q
choosing the newspaper proies,ml
life work, he secured empioyuzI
leading papers there. Later x
Fittsburg, Philadelphia and m
and no matter in what clpaclU u
his genius never failed. TO mana
He was unusually well informs
ways wrote enterlAitlgly, no ~
his subject. las a descriptive q
had but few equals, land h oth6
OF newspaper work The showed :
| good adv antage.
One of the most prominent dnalE|
of the deceased was his extreme 4
Of manner. 1t having been SAID u
no one ever saw him angry. y
philosopher, too, and none 81 Z
| knocks me received we..5 siiffletz'
turb his perfect composure aaa
ness. las a friend, a companosl, \
worker, Robert X. Carr was al Y
be desired.
The vitality exhibited by M
was something remarkable. ~
illness commenced little over nN
ago. He was Immediately uM
Joseph's infirmary and soon aNs
rival there he lapsed into unc's1l
from which he never recovereu.
tending physicians on seversl XVI
oasions have said that he coMo
more than few hours. ana "
his long battle with death ~ sOu'1
tirely out of the ordinary.
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SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS.
They Report DnsIness Much bette,
Than for Several Years.

Memphis, Tenn. November 1.-THE
Southern Publishers association closed ,ts
meeting at the Gayoso hotel tonight. Those
present were. q. l.. ochs, Chatta-
nooga Times. president; II. p.
Glass. Montgomery Advertiser, Sec
rotary; J. q. lIen,phil Charles
ton News and Courier; A. r. San
ford, Knoxville Journal and Tribune; w.
], Ewing. Nashville American; u. G. Car
roll, vicksburg Herald; ]. N. smithe, Lit
tie Rock Gazette; Clark Howell, Atlanta
Constitution, L. J, Drooks. Jackson Whig ;
a. X. Holderby, Rfchinond Times and 1
w, Lambert Natchez Democrat.
The question OF the alleged raper COM
bine was discussed RS was also tho latest
improved mechanical desices for pnllsh-
Ing newspapers,
Views were lnterchangsd as 10 the nres.
emit advertising rates In the South and ,be
best m2thods Of increasing circulation. This
discussion developed TIE fact thai the
southern newspapers without excertlon are
IN a more prosperous condition than they
have been for several years and the am,
look Is eNcecdingly promising
the session closed tonight with a cam
phmertary banquet given by the Comm.r.
ohl- Appeal at tho Gayoso
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LOCAL.

Commencement of the Investigation into
the charges preferred against Chief OF
Fire Department Bussey.
Justice Walter Malsch takes charge OF
his office as justice of the peace.
r.. +. and V. matters. Somo of those
who will enter the flower parade.
Meeting Of tho executive COMMITTEES
Daughters of the Republic.
The extent OF the loss and Insurance at
the Booth Bros. fire.
now site to be selected for tho pro-
pcsed new Citizens Electric light plant.
Tho Left Handed Fishing club Will go
toeay to meet Ex-Governor IIogg aud
party at Morgan's Point.
The funeral of tho late Henry Fox.
"A a State health board meeting to be held
hero December TO-
The first musicale OF the season by tho
Ladies Treble Clef club and the Giec club.
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ANcLo-Amnn,cA~ COMMISSION.

senator Fnirbnniss Says Matters Are
pr09ressinn satisfactorily.
Washington, November 1.-THE Joint
session OF the Anglo American commission
today was the ortyest held since the session
began IN Washington, This led to the in
ference that the two sides had made sufli-
cieut progress on their reciprocity lists to
permit joint discussion OF the articles on
which reciprocal traffic reductions Will be
made The Joint session went over uutil
tomorrow and the American and British
commissioners held separate conferences Il
determlhe their further course before the
Joint commission.
Senator Fairbanks stated at the close Of
the meetings that II was still too early
70 make any announcement on tho status
OF the work except that 1t was progressing
satisfactorily.
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SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.



Tho Jury decided that John D. Shaw -
sane and he will probably be sentenced
TO hang In a short time.
Colonel Hare and Major Buck have been
ordered to reion their regular commands.
Smallpox is epidemic at Juarez. Just
across from Ell Pdso.
Green's new yacht was launched at
Arkansas Pass.
John Lisman was given two years for
granddaughter at Cofsicana.
Different schools OF medicine and bust
ness men OF Galveston hold divergent
views as to the State health board.
The Dalas street car stiike Is still on;
the men retain the sympathy Of the pub
lie.
In an accident TO freight train near
Sherman two men were Killed.
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IN nEpunLlcAN mLINols.
Negroes and whites Fight pitched
RuttIcs In the streets.

Pana, H.. November l7.--Non. union col-
ored miners aud white strikers clasned IN
the streets of this city today Several
hundred shods were fired, but the COM
betants DID their shooting from behind
trees and hedges. consequently no blood
wss spilled.
The trouble Is said TO have been started
by an unknown negro firing upon Wesley
Pope. a striker Pope says be was walk
ing near the Springside colliery where the
negroes are quartered whom he was fired
on. He secured rifle and reinforeements.
Meantime the negroes oppesred In force
and the shooting became general Alter
several hundred shots tai been exchanged
sirs negrtes retreated 20 their s.ockade.
No damage was done.
TIE militia arrived too late to get into
acidon. but SIRE natrolling the Springside
ditdrict In force
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Chairman Onion or the Twelfth con-
grcssional district answers Judge Noonan's
charges OF fraud.
r. u. Prince OF Navarro formally an
nornccs ne candidate for speaker OF the
next house.
A. j. Lewis OF Milan Will not be an
applicant for pcnitcntiary Inspector.
Major Roger Robcrdcau has been select
cd as chief clerk In the treasury depart
mont, j. J. Terrell In the land office.
II is expected large number OF people
will be Mt Austin to greet Governor Say
ers us COON as he gets there,
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pis Liquor Dealer Fails.

Pltisburg, Pa. November 17.-G. w.
Schmidt, Wholesale liquor dealer, today filed
a petition in voluntary bankruptcy in the
United States district court. This i'm no
way affects the firm of the G. W. Schmidt
company. The schedule as filed shows Ia
billtieS of sSlS 1913; assets Si96, Az. The LA
bilities consist of $57S $50 due on securities !:
S20i. 500 Nue unsecured creditors; $lS, 59S
due on notes. The assets consist of S2B 9l9
due Oh accounts; s455,321 in securities,
money sS30S; personal property S50S9.
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ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

Germany Tnliy IeaIixes that the
Two Nations Are Friendly.
London. November 1S.--rhe Perlin COR
respondent of the Times saws: The Ger.
man attempts to denv the reality and sig
niieance of the Anslo-American friendship
IRE now being abandoned. There are Ger
lain "imponderabilia. ian EXPRESSION Of
Bismarck's) which the citizens of both
countries residing abroad. have already
BEGUN to appreciate as the Hrst proofs Of
me united influence of the two powers in
The affairs of the world.
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III. Tcre,n INJURY.

Washington. November 1.-THE secretary
OF The navy has ordered court of inouir,
10 meet az the navy ward at Norfolk mex
Tuesday for the purpose Of Investigating the
attending the abandonment
OF the Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa with a
view 10 determining the necessity aud re.
sronsihiliy therefor,
The detail for tho court Of inquiry was
announced this afternoon as follows. Cap
tain Day. COMMANDER Schoulpr aud Com
napder RILEY. WITH Captain Waller, marine
corps. as Judge advocate.
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COMMERCIAL.

New York and Galveston revised quota
tons on spot cotton.
Liverpool futures up led, New York l
to and New Orleans . to points.
Wheat u trifle lower corn and oats up
NIMc and provisions shade lower.
Changes in stock mixed. Burlington and
Rock Island and St. Paul and Omaha
mako high records.
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ENGLAND's WAR SECRETARY.
Grntified at the AnGIO-AmericRn
E,.S. hi,

GrntiHed mt the AnsIO-American
Friendship.
London. November 1.-THE marquis Of
Lansdowne, secretary of state for war.
Speaking at Plymouth this evening on
central pclitics. referred TO his qualification
over the Anglo-American friendship.
In The course of the speech he sketched
the proposed large scheme Of improving
The home defenses by providing new tyre
of guns which would require a, smaller
number. He said he felt sure that when
the government had completed its scheme
the country would be prepared for the
heavy sacrifices it would entail.
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Alyertlring Agents Fail.

New York, November IA receiver
was appointed today for cSen Bros. Klee
& Co., advertising agents, upon application
OF 4 creditor and subsequently a petition
In bankruptcy was filed against the firm.
It's liabilities are S1500O0; .4ssels. $275.000
The coneern did heavy street car adver>
Using business in New York and other
large cities.
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Judgment Rendered.

Sherman Texas. November l6.--rhe jury
in the case OF Thomas Balfour vs. the
Miller Stone Machine Company today re-
turned a verdict for plaintiff in the sum
OF s25i9.33. and a cancellation OF all notes
now held against plaintiff by d.fendant
This was suit to record sale and has
attracted unusual attention.
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T,yn Cnttnuc. nnrncl.

Sherman Texas, November 1.-TWO
cottages occupied by o, c. Nicely and II.
Bible were destroyed by fire tlls evening.
That occupied by Nicely belonged to j G.
Turner OF Galveston, and Is valued at $500.
Insurance not known; loss on household
effects $3.50; no insurance This one occu-
pied by Bible was insured In tho Knox-
Vile Building and Loan company. valued
at $3.50; insured for $3.50. Bibles loss on
household goods 500: no Insurance.
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THE TurNpERBRs OPINION.
Emperor williams Change OF Plans
Is.,.Isl. Ea. Ea.iG

Emperor Williams Change OF Plans
Removes Cause for Friction.
London, November 1S.-The Times edi-
torally this morning halls Joseph Chamber
lain as the Apostle of Better Under
standings with the United States and Ger
many" adding that It reioices that in view
of the part the United States is likely 10
play in the Far East. a cause of possible
IRRITATION has been removed by Emperoe
Williams change OF plans as TO his home.
ward journey.
With regard to Anglo American co-opera-
ton In the Far East the Times says Its
effectiveness will largely dsnend on our
ability TO do our share OF the work md 10
protect our own interests without call ng
on our friends
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II. AND o. nnonGANIzAr,oy.
Few IL Amy Of the Directors VIII lie
Reelected.

Few IL Amy Of the Directors VIII lie
NEGLECTED.
Baltimore, November 1.-THE slockhold-
ers of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company will hold their annual NEE ing
next Monday to elect a now board OF d.
rectors to serve during the ensuing wear.
Tho new stock or rather the certificates
OF the Mercantile Trust company of New
York representing the new stock, VIII Ne
voted at this meeting by the Ive trustees
named In the plan of reorganization.
IL is understood that few IL any of the
members of the present board viii be re-
elected. The new directors will be Sc
leeted by the re- organization committee
and the majority OF them will be Eastern
stockholders.
II Is said tho directors chosen at the
meeting Will serve after the reorganzat.on
| is consummated.
Tt,e retiring directors will hold their last
meeting tomorrow and viii approve me
annual report to be submitted to the stock
| holders
Baltimore. November 1.-THE last OBJ
etacle OF the organization Of the Baltimore
| and Ohio Railroad company has been TO-
moved by the sale of the preferred stock
of the company pooled with the Mercantile
| Trust and Deposit company of Baltimore
| by the John Hopkins university. State o
| Marvland and others. The purchasers are
| the managers OF the New York Reorga,
| izatlon company, The deal has been clo'ce
| and the stock will be delivered at cnce
The suits pending In the United States
court in Baltimore and in the supreme
court of the United States growing out OF a
| dispute as TO the status OF the stock viii
be discontinued ard the organization push
! ed With all possible haste.
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Mexico. the authorities Of 81 Peso nam s,'nrn
issued orders prohibiting children iil mill
juarez attending schools in thus cry y, The
smallpox has been stamped ou' "
Mexican side. ,,oxi.an chil-
About 100 American and MeNiean nt, end :
dren residing in JuaTez have p. in ri
ing the public schools ana con'e'
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president CnIl,yen Assigns.

Louisville. Ky, November II Mr.. James
c. Caldwell, president OF the Birmingham
Rolling Mills company, formerly promi-
nent resident of Louisville today assigned
TO the Fidelity Trust company of this CITY.
The assets VIII probably amount TO moro
then $4,000 The liabilities. it is said.
are much larger.
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Residence nurnca.

Waxahachic, Texas, November l6.-The
residence OF Mrs Whltworth was burned
last night while she VAS attending the
lecturSghip, The children were at home.
but none were seorchod in the fire Mrs.
Whtworh carried policy OF $500 on the
house and $3.50 on the furniture.
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HOPE ON, Hope
Alter the Dstrkext Hcrs ;
~ Hrlvbteat p,t-r

Hr1Whtcat Ilnk& a.
There is little brightness
light for the man who fins.
consumption. He thinks :.d n
ally THAT sentence OF d4a,<
passed upon him But Il
while consumption In its IA ~
durable, II may be cured n a. N.
mont be applied at the rieht 4 \
Even to those familiar w,,f !.
Duffy's. Pure Malt Whisksv ~ 7
mingled admiration ana ~
BY duickening the circulatlor . ~
ping, in a large measure, the 49,
1t helps conslImptivas back y e
though they have been lour x h
cough and weakened by tn stss,
Surely "a medicinal stiruuN ~
lie in consumption can not M; }.
mend itself in the common M
which, by the way. constim.,,s'
quently developed. ~
Use Duffy's Pure Malt n !.
autumn weather. =
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Inst Letter from Pear

Waterville, Me-, November le
just received from uieutema
Peary by DR.. j. f. Hin states
ably no message will be r,ej
HIM for sevreal years. Tne ~
the ice fields all right, but 4
Peary expresses fears that e9e 49,
may be delayeib by the Ice GU
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tSpeciai lpispaich 10 iho foft')
Washington. November l7,--Fourth- class
Texas pos,masters appointed today; Ather-
ton. Lampasas county, Miss 7. ID. Reed;
Cold Springs, San Jacinto county, II. b.
Harrali Jeilico, Tarrant county. h. j.
pwAggins; Pluto, ElNs county. Green G.
Burks: Sterling CITY. Sterling county II.
w Scoheld; Wimberiy, Hays county. j.
w. Morrison
Texas postoffices established: Castine.
Karres county Rudolph J. Polasek post
master; Pone. Rusk county, Luther o.
Nicely postmaster.
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AMERICA AND BRAz,L..
Naval Officers of the Two Countries
Express Marked Frlendshlp

Especial Dispatch to The Post)
Rio de Janelro, November II. Marked
friendship between American and Brazil
ian naval Officers WAS shown last night.
wien a banquet was given to the latter ON
me United States baiticship Oregon. Ref
srences TO the American naval Victories
curing ne recent war thought forth much
enuhu@iasm- The American officers have
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Another Estcrhnsxs...

Paris, November II. -LePetk i.
says that during the recent dill
lola for libel Comte Esterhasy Il
beard to say that General Bllktl
minister of war. gave him So,NI
for forging the bordereau.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~
vember 15.-Mr. John Il. seo's
farmer living five miles eas. N
was married to Miss Eta Lons N
bia. Texas. Sunday morning n
here Yesterday evening on 'Ds 4
Katy train. -
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ing of the battleship Formidable, at the
dock yard here She is said to be the
largest warship In the world, being of l5,-
900 tons displacement
A notable feature of the launch OF the
tattleship was tho cntwining OF the British
and American flags on the official stand.
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CnrIIstn VT Eenrcd.

Madrid, November 17.--At the cabinet
council today the minister of Justice, Senior
Golssard declared that the fears inspired
bv The Carllsts' agitation were groundiess
Count dc Rascon. Spanish ambassador in
London. denies that the Carlists have raised
loan there.
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Shanghai. November 17-Ths n
attacked and looted the town j \
in the Upper Yang Use Kianr \,
have burned the Catholic mr.
No further details are obtainsE ;
emit,
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Cignr Dealer Fails.

New York, November lI.-Emil Seiden-
berg, Steiffel & Co., cigar dealers, have to-
day flied petition in bankruptcy. The
liabilities are $685. $50 and contingent La
bilities $202, 1872. No assets are stated, but
n few of the creditors hold security.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Gin Destro, ed.

Bonham. Texas November 6.--The gin
OF Lee Love at Utica, l. T.. Just across
the river from here, was burned yesterday
together with several bales of cotton. Gin
insured for $i40O
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Petition for Bankruptcy.

Galveston, Texas. November IA. NJ.
Rosenfleld OF Galveston filed petition
In banluruptey In the Federal court, setting
forth liabilities TO the amount of Si0.20S,
He was oopartner In the firm of Plncui
a. Rosenfield and did a merchandise bust
NESS. No assets except what are exempt
under State laws.
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RAILROADS.

Report that tho Galveston. Brazos anf
Southern will soon be built, and that II
Galveston does not conccdo terminal
facilities on reasonable terms. the projrc-
tors will make Texas City their head
quarters.
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THE EMroRIA HANK.


out ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Washington, November ia telegram
has been received by Mr. Dawes, tae
comptroller of the currency, from the re-
ceiyer in charge OF the First Natlonai bank
al Enporia, Kan. saying that 50 far mis-
Investigation has developed irregularities
IA Inc reserve agents accounts amounting
TO $4,000. $4,000 Ia The eish accounts, and
that the bank had invested IN doubtful Gu
tcrprises eontrollei by President Gross,
approximately sI50.0DD II h thought by
the officials In tEe comptiDller's Office
that although Inc capital and surplus OF the
bank are moi entirely wiped out Tho bank
depositoS will suiier little II aay loss.
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Chance for Picnn,. :,

Paris, November 17.--It w :
today that NJ. Laborie. counx
Picquart, who is now confined i ,
tary prison OF Cherche Midi, 4,
authorization TO confer with ah }
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Largest Warshtp Ia The wor,a,
Postsmouth, Eng November III iThous-
ands Of people today witnessed the launch.
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and all diseases OF the kidnes,v,s
Womep-Leucorrhoea NJ
rhcea. DISBURSEMENTS ana ssritisl 4
Womo. which can not DC sp M
SnIN-Pimplos. Eczema r,sapd
Rhoum. Black Heads. Acne. Ell
asis Herpes. Etc, Yen a.
BLooD-specific and Nq prsI
Poison fsyphilisl, scrofuia; NO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Depn'; n
,,c, sI stasia. and other forms
Neuralgia. Etc .,.,af6l (
We nave carefully prepeoYt
Blanks No. for men. No IN
3 for skin diseases. No;
new G4-paae booklet wnicn w.,sh1 1lf
TO all who really desire 'tues'
xbtut their condition. Car = va.
DOCTOR HATHAWAY
900 Alamo PlasA. San =
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PoUGIIKEnPsiE, N. Y.--Prof. Henry Van
ln9en. the Artist, who had been art instructor
81 Nassar college vipce It's opening In 1885,
diA4 sudasn!g 81 angina pectoris at his home
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strange obstinacy,
From TrIEt.l

From TriEth. N
If our nelighbors object 70 ~
we do to them we should onlns :
move.
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afficlA
also
make w.
In hee
easel.
ther ~
Trlveh1I
blood
Diseas
men. +
BloMa5
tency
Gl<elU.i|
Lost
natuYN
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~ PAso, TEXAS, November i7.--owing 10
tho prevalence Of smallpox ia Juarez.
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nnrncI by chimes

paid a formal visit to the y, .
Senior SALES.
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Are You
In TrOub|

In that case 1t Is good 70 n
Hathaway & Co. have been w
eouipred for perfect SUCCESS ~