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received no detailed reports or any in
formation from the Cuban Military
Commission regarding the work of the
Commission at Havana. In reply to the
question as to whether there was any
disposition to accede to the request Of
the Spaniards for a postponement OF
the evacuation of Cuba until some time
next spring, the statement was made
that no delay would be considered; that
the evacuation must proceed with cX-
pediency, and that the troops OF the
United States now being put In
readiness for the occupation of Cuba
would be sent. No definite date had
been set for their departure.
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CAPTAIN WORDEN.
His Remains Buried at Denver
With Military Honor.

DENVER, Sept. 22.-Captain Chas.
A Worden of Company E, Seventh Uni
ted States Infantry, who died yesterday
from the effects of malarial fever. con-
tracted in the campaign before Santi-
ago, was buried to-day at Fairmount
Cemetery with military honors.
Friends of the late Captain Wor-
den believe that he would have recov.
cred had he received proper care DURING
his ten days detention in quarantine al
Tampa, after his arrival from Santl.
ago, but they Indignantly deny the
published report that he made a dying
statement to the effect that the Gov
ernment had allowed him to starve to
death. They say that he uttered no
word Of complaint and died, as he
fought at Ell Caney. like a true SOL
der
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-F'irst Quality, 61ac; second quail
VEAL-6961ac for large and 7GSc per 10
for small.
MUTTON-We ethers, 61AQ7c; Ewes, 61
612c per 10.
LAMB-71sQ8c per ID.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4Gl44c per 10 for me-
dunn, 314@31ac for small, 3a4c for large;
dressed 514Q61sc per 10.
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THE MINNEAPOLIS.
Stranded on Middle Island, in the
Put-in-Bay Groun.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 22.-Captain
Mclaughlin of the steamer City of
Cleveland. which arrived here from De-
troit to-day, reports a big steam barge
stranded on Middle Island, in the Put
in-Bay group.
Captain Mclaughlin said that he
could not take his steamer close enough
to get good description of the strand
ed. vessel. She was flying signals of
distress.
Middle Island is in Canadian waters,
east Of Middle Bass, and directly north
of Kelly's Island, in Lake Erie
Later R. R. Rhodes Of this city re-
ceived word that the stranded steamer
is the fine new boat Minneapolis. The
wrecker Wales Of Detroit was sent to
her assistance.
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The West Indies Hurricane.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The Prince
line steamer Eastern Prince, which ar
rived to-day from Brazilian ports, en-
countered the hurricane which devas-
tated ST. Vincent and other West In
dian islands on the 10th of September.
The Eastern Prince was then off Bar
BADGES. The hurricane blew with ter
rife fury for nearly three days, its CEN
ter passing south of Barbados, and
moving northwest by west. The hurrl-
cane at ST. Lucia, although quite Sc
we're, did not cause any great amount
of damage or loss of Life. One or two
landslides took place, several houses
were blown down, and a few persons
were reported killed.
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The Board of Trustees of the City of
Sacramento do ordain as follows:
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to throw or deposit any
banana, orange, lemon or apple peeling,
or any substance whatsoever liable to en-
danger life or limb on any sidewalk, or on
the floor of any street railway car or
other public conveyance in the City OF
Sacramento.
Section 2. Any person or persons vio-
lating the provisions of this ordinance
shall, upon conviction thereof. be pun
ished by fine of Five ($5) Dollars, or
exceed two days, or by both such fine and
Imprisonment
Section 3. This ordinance shall be pub
lished for three consecutive days in the
daily papers Of the city of Sacramento,
and shall take effect Immediately there
after
Passed January 4, 1897
CHARLES E. LEONARD,
President of the Board of Trustees
Approved January IL, 1897.
HTTRRARD
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Remains Of Winnie Davis.

NARRAGANSETT PIER R. -,
Sept. 22.-The remains of Miss Winnie
Davis, daughter of the chief of the
Southern Confederacy, left here to-day
en- route to Richmond, where they will
be inferred. A detail from Segwick
Post, G. A. r., acted as escort from
the Rockingham Hotel to the railroad
station.
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Closing Grain Quotations.

Chicago, Sept 22d
WHEAT-September 67ssc; December
645sc; May, $3.50.
New York, Sept 22d
WHEAT-September 75c; December
69ac; May, 69a4c.
San Francisco, Sept. 22d.
WHEAT-December S1.22A.
CORN-Large Yellow, $1.07Q1.10.
BRAN-S14 50G15 So
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco, Sept.

San Francisco, Sept 22d
Morning Session-Andes, &c; Bullion, &c;
c c Va, zoe; Ophir, soc; Union, 25Q24c;
Jacket, 21c.f
Closing Quotations-Alta, &c: Alpha 4c;
Andes, 10c; Belcher. lie; B & B, 2Sc; Bull
lion. Sc; Caledonia. 25c; Challenge, 1Sc;
Chollar, 19c; Confidence. soc: C c Va,
zoe; Imperial, 1c; c Point, 16c; Exchequer
&c; G & G, 24c; II & N, Sic; Julia, 1c; JUS
tice, 12c; Kentuck, &c; Mexican, 23c; Oc-
Potos soe savage &c. 1se scerpion &c. &c.
Sierra Nevada SIC; Union, 23c; Utah, 7c;
Y Jacket, 21c; Standard, $1.eo.
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CITY OFFICIAL ADVERTISING.

of Sacramento to pay his just debts or
obligations, contracted while such en-
ploye or appointee, Is hereby made a
cause for the dismissal and removal from
the service of the city of said employe or
appointee.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after its
passage.
Passed December q, 1896.
CHARLES L. LEONARD,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Approved December rs, 1896.
c. II HTJRRARD MavOr
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California Dried Fruit.

fruits steady. Evaporated Apples-Com-
mon, 6@8c; prime wire tray, S1ac; choice,
&c; fancy, 91bc. Prunes-46819c. Apricots
Royal, 11d13c Moorpark. 12Gl6c.
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Japan Wants a Foreign Loan.

YOKOHAMA, Sept. PIT is under
stood that the japanese Government
has decided to negotiate for a foreign
loan for $50,0O0OOO.
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CUBA EVACUATION.

American Conmissionsrs Will Not
:. Consider Any Question OF Delay.
WASHINGTON, Sept. DIT is
stated that the War Department has
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ORDINANCE NO. 445.

An Ordinance Prohibiting the Keeping of
Cows in Greater Number than Two
Within Certain Limits of the City of
Sacramento and Fixing a Penalty for
the Violation of this Ordinance.
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Porter Brothers Company sold yester-
day at open auction California fruit at
following prices
At Boston: Grapes-Tokays, s1.15G1. So
per single crate; Muscats, s1.35a1.45; NAL
voise s1.35. Peaches-Salways, CSC per
box Three cars California fruit on the
Boston market, of which Porter Brothers
Company sold one cars.
At Chicago: Pears-Beurre Diels, 81
@155 per box; Duchesse, $1.S0Q1.40; Beurre
Clairgeaus, s12o@1: 40. GrapesrBlack
Morocco, s1.55 per single crate; Tokays,
s1.SO; Rose e-de-Peru.. soc; Muscats, 75c,
Peaches-Salways, 70QS0c per box; Klon-
dikes, 55c Five cars California fruit on
the Chicago market. of which Porter
At New York: Pears-Doy du Comice,
2.55@2S2 per box; Bartletts. $2s0q26O;
Japans s2s5g24o per single erate ate, 2 Dam nm
single crate; Black Morocco, $50; As
sorted, s14oG165; Cornichons. s1.45; Mus
cats, 80Qs1.4 40; Malvoise, s1.25. Prunes-
German s125 per single crate; Fallen
bergs, s115. Peaches-Salways, 65cqs1.03
per box; Georges Late, S1G95c; Free
stone, SIC. Eleven cars California fruit
on the New York market, of which Por-
ter Brothers Company sold five cars.
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ORDINANCE NO. 45s.

An Ordinance to Prevent Throwing Ba-
mana Feelings, ETC., on Sidewalks and
Stairs
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ORDINANCE NO. 446.

An Ordinance Providing for Fire Es-
capes on Buildings in the City of Sac
ramento and Providing a Penalty fol
a Breach of this Ordinance.
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California Fruit Sales.

The Earl Fruit Company auctioned
California fruit yesterday with the fol-
lowing results:
At Chicago: Tokay, S5cGs1.50, average
$1.26; Muscat, S1G120, average S103; Ma
laga, $1.2OQ1.4 40, average S1.36 Five cars
sold. Raining.
At Montreal Bartletts averaged $249.
Grapes-Tokay, $2.05; Rose Peru, 81; Mus
erage era, 81 Sill; Georges Late, 95c. '-'-'' :
At Boston: Salways averaged SIC; Bart
lett Pears averaged $2.63.
At New York: Grapes-Malagas, 90c0
s140, average $1.31; Tokays, 90cQ$160, av-
erage $1.O3; Muscat, 45Q75c, average SIC
Pears-Clairgeau, $2.05; Onandago, $1.5S;
Duchesse, s1.6s; Howell, s1.53; De'Anjou,
Kelsey Japan Plums, s1.15d2.10, average
s1.3S Peaches-Georges Late, 65QS0c, av
erage 74c; Salways, 55c@$1, average 64c;
Smock Free, &c; Italian, $125 Eleven
cars sold. Weather cool.
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ORDINANCE NO. 45o.

An Ordinance Making the Willful Non
PAYMENT of Just Debts Cause for
the Dismissal and Removal of En-
ployes and Appointees of the City bf
Sacramento s =
The Board of Trustees of the City of
Sacramento ordain as follows:
Section /. The willful failure or neglect
of any employe or appointee Of the City
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B 0 n D S F 0 R " ar.
Two Hundred and Fifty Millions
to he Issued.

Wnsbinoton II q Anril -
The senate has deriaed to voto ON
the rosoIr,;or. ro+ I,,,n tr.,. -
morrow piobt and hos rof,sod 70
n adiourn
r. will rrob,rl,, bo,l ao,,,;,,.,
Gus session Thr mo;,rit, ror,r+
of the co,rittoo -, ro.,1.,,;,..
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.GB1 C0NG3 E22 HsD
Pass aHarIiGG Resolution and
IhcD Fight
AMONG TIL E MSELYES S
The Senntc Resolution CausticaIly
Arrlisns tue Spanish Gov
erpmont-rho Flying
Squadron Sails.

WASHINGTON, y c.. An,il IA
The Hoasa Iofn hi. oftonnn,
passed tbc roYIoy.i,,,rosnl,,i,,,r,,. -.
Il vote of 324 Won. - on ,,r.
ResolvrJ. th,t ,he ,ro.i,,on. :.
hcrebx1srtborr,ol orL Ji,o.,,.,
iltrryeft at nnro T., ..o, .,, .,..,.
in C,yt,a and +, tbo orJ o,J ,.i,h
I.. "''''
Wv VI. u, securing permanent
~ - W. ''', ''''' ""' '~l"'-
,;,o,ro
pendent-uavcrnn,cn, Of ,5cir ,n.,
in thasisIa.I oe rnn, a.. ,,..;
Hnt 4 h,ro,v .,,L,n;.,,l I
Tmpoweroj f., ,.. IL, L,I ,,.I
nnvar for,.. off,, I,oi,ol s,,,...
10 rzeoiltn III, r,r,,,.o or .,;.
ra.or,eic.
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Free Pills.

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system. Regular size 25c., per
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Druggist.
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Ia ANUASrEk. $. c..

that such 4 great demonstration
seems to me out Of al proportion
{" TIE simple fact of NV humble
pra.oucc mere, and am frank to
~n}. don't see that I deserve it,
having only tried TO do my duty
a. "n American, whore 'circum
stances placed me
The crowd broke out afresh and
j"oro was yoIIa: That's it. >
'!hat' $ whatyou did.
Gen Lee continucd:
4 have to thank You heartily
for this splendid endorsement Of
my course. 1t is "A thing that can
hardly come to Il man more than
once in n life time and it moves
me more than ! can put in words.
'Ioucon actpr"tty quick, cried
" man in tho crowd, ana then some
ono ycj.aj WAR, light and the
cheering 'r@wnca everything else.
! have not come to talk war;
ro"ti"nnd Gen Lee, hut If war
comes in few days or few
years, the present crisis ha. prov.
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\ NOVEL POINT.
4 Rattle Held to be Not in Con.
flict With State Laws.

The attorney generals Office
sas just decided that party can
raflie property or anything else
without interference ON the part
Of the State. Ii appears that
Eg&ere IS no statute on the question
81 raDing, unless rattle he
LOTTERY, and the attorney general s
Toftsce is of the opinion tint jhe
Lsn nia fa'hse aklfnsd a lottery win
pot bold against a rattle. Tie
.st-e9Jo is.quite old and does not
appear To have been cnforcaA.
q lady several days ago adj
dres5qd communication tc the
attorney generals office to kno "
whether she might legally rattle
her house and lot. The PROPOSE
tion was novel to the legal de-
partment of the State, but excit
ed sufficient interest for the old
Laws to be searched. There was
Easathing specifically prohibiting a
rafle, aud SO the lady was advised
7Rthat she might go on with the
raffle. The State.
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BATS the klondike. :

MIR 4C Thomas, of MarvsvilIe.
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Consuption, Coughs and Colds.
He de<res that gold is of little
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t]NPhEGSDE#FE 2G@2"~.
AESEATE & pa&E,g..


Washington, April I2.-Tlo
ovation thot followed Consul Gra
crai I.n, ~-aro be- set faot .a
American soil, Oh n-- r..lu from
H"haua. ca,uiua,r1 ,oni..a I'm
Washington IN what w.- I'm waay
ways yaa o.. t.. w... u,ua....,a
demonstration. Ga, city a. ,v..
seen. From the moment be-
alightcd in tuo guilroal station IN
the afternoon he was surrounded
by II cheering crowd that followed
him to the state department, and
the spectacle Of army and navy
officers aud government employees
cheering outside the very door of
the Office of the secretary of state
was wholly unprecedented in the
history of that staid department.
At night the city turned out in
thousands when sercnade was
given Gen. Lee at his hotel AMI
stood for hours in the street wait
ing n glimpse of him.
The night demonstration was
almost as quick and unprcmeditat-
ed as that which had grcc,cd Gen.
Lee Mt the depot and state depart
mcnt. The United States marine
band had been secured from the
barracks and the Seventy first re-
giment band, under the leader
ship OF Prof. Fanciuli, formerly
conductor of the marine band,
came over from New York on an
AFTERNOON tram. The crowd rs
semblcd without, calling ard by
5 O'Clock was 5000 strong in the
streets about the Shoreham hotel
where Gen Ice is quavtcrcI. Be
fore the close it. was twice that
size. II was after 8 O clock be.
fore he appeared ON one of the
small corner balconies, accompa-
nied by committee of the Union
Veterans legion aud the Confed-
crate Veterans association, which
was jointly in charge of the affair.
The bands stauck up the Star
Spangled Banner and there was q
burst of fireworks from the ueigh-
boring houses while mounds of
red, white and blue lights famed
ut intervals along the street,
throwing the crowd on the bal
cony into sharp relief against q
background of flags. The crowd
yelled itself hoarse, calling for
Lee and demanding speech. The
speech was brief and SO much
broken by applause that the crowd
caugh. probably little more than
its general drift. Gen. Lee
Said:
after all the speeches l have
been forced to make in the past
two days l can hardly hope to
make myself heard over this great
gathering. | can only assure you
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THE NEGRO TROOPS.
Greet News of Impending War
With Cheers Coming South.

Chicago, April l3.-The 25th
infantry, the first body of armed
men to move toward Cuba, pass.
ed through Chicago today en-
route for ChiGkamnuga. Immense
GRO Hds greeted the regiment at
the station aud wild cheers went
up AZ the soldiers were seen crowd
ing the platform and poking their
heads through every window.
When the train pulled out of
the depot for tho south, the regi
ment was present in its full
strength, not one enlisted man OF
Office missing. Al! the officers
and en- were greatly pleased over
the news from Washington and
every announcement that war was
about to be declared was greeted
with smiles by the officers and
yells by the men.
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The congressional committee
whose duty it is to do such things,
in anticipation of war, has about
concluded to put q tax of four
cents a pound on coffee, which
will yield $40, 900, 900 a year,
two cents on tea, which will yield
$1l, 900, 900 n year. A tax on
beer and cigars is also on the
programme.
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GEN. LEE INDlGNANT.


" ~ ~ ''''''''
Key West, Sunday. Gruo.~l
ice was 80 Indignant ut th2 con
""'' OF the Gro Il $ who
watched ,hr drpH'I~a "t the
refugees from IohMa that he
wrote this note to p, sent wv the
rlt"i to General BIaaoo:
Nou .Nyr broken ovrrylwomi.c
""dcmr. "" hay" hc~a whi,t..i
at and iu-uIDcj a~ we ~o. We
will return, md 1u" "a.~... H0.
b" that of a1o;h"" .u~".
""n~ra. L.n ta.o this .w. a..
h"w"vc", wlt AIS the .'Iu. -.-
leaving Hr turned ro @,m nI -...
him " vnn'-I n..-.... e, r'....
a'n""H .aN .....w .. '...a
castle someone nvuH-h. out % n.t.
tie Of ch"Wpa-nc and a'a--r-. ..l
General Lee gave this toast:
Here is to the officers and mou
OF the Maine, which was blown up
by u Spanish mine.
In responding Mr. Ackers,
''fl'iSn subject, said;
r.
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SPAIN WILL RESIST.
Will Not Obey Order to Evacuate
Cuba.

Madrid, April IA Spanish
cabinet minister announces that
should Mckinley notify Spain
TO evacuate Cuba, the govern
'oment will emphatically refuse and
Gthat it is fully preparedto take the
consequences.
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Ch4ston harbor will be set
with Pedoes and mines within
the NJ few days, The active
work yards this end was begun
Fridd
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SOMETIMES HELOST HEART
Sylvester Scovel in y. !. World.

Sylvester Scovcl in \. \ World
y. p =, ~
-. '"' 'N'|
',' .',' APrI' u" men
d" '''''''" Yesterday after
'''',' >''''c'"' ice '"F"'"
" al >""S'.'' N''rN DOW,
" Il" ''''S nee" !h '"' lia'&Aa con
N"'"I' longer than amy "nc rcm"m-
"c'7' ana H"i": "i'utZ, look at
those il"~S. II" pointed 70 th"
!haS>e" "i yellow and rcd hmuny
all iHH''an'IN tint'"ria~ in officially
religious honor OF Holy Saturday,;
every stick OF Ii"hana atIoat or
ashore "aa IFS "oIors. "DuIz, "
9.l' Lee, "Io"N at those hnr~;
i""N close at lhoH.. l"u'H nnvor
see 'no'n again inIuba. "
This ,ayinu is Glen ..rc'- roal
heartfelt view of the present ,ilua.
.; " '','''' '''' '"'"t''"7".
w.. ~. CIV" years o.
.,I,1;o. ~ ~ '"' ''',""' \
IT., "' ''""' ''c hrSl
o,ia,. .,I Wv '"' ''''''''c'e
! hunger. of none, h.,o,, go W "S
which in Cuba has disbonoroJ ,bo
name of war and Of civilization
He once said.
eyes. have somotiro. H.,
heart. The struoolc urop,isod :.
be so lone drawn out as 80 .,
weary the American noonIn r
thought action impossibIcottimo.
When personally warm and
officially cool, Gen Fitzbucb
Lee saw MORO astcrn, he f,t
like one freed from a fctid cell
When he left foul Habono bor
Dor and its howiing ruGinns and
its monumental coffin Of murdoroJ
Americans, and when bo fr-t
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No Cure-No Pan.

That Is the way all druggists Sc
GROWERS TASTEL ESS Chilli,
TONIC for Chills aud Malaria. IL
CmPly Iron Outline In tasleIess form
oh:.-.eo love IL. Adults prefer tt to
isitter nauseatingtonics. Price. soc
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Blown I By Spanish Officers

NaShi gton, April l2.-Con
sui Gene hl Lee was before the
senate q mmittee on foreign re
iations 1r AN hour late today.
lie said pat in his opinion there
was no pom to doubt thai the
dcstructin of the vessel was due
to Spanih b agencies.
DO y + mean the spanish auth
critics II dCuba:" He vas asked
by mdber of the committee. j
4 mtn the Spanish officials,
he repliR, Nut not Gen RIancn.
| think bme.bf the officials were
cognizat of the plans TO destroy
the vdsf; but | do not believe
that thGaptain General was.
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In seeking a wife . young man
should remember that a beautiful
character is rot SO liable to become
wrinkled and faded.
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A wsndsrraI Di.eov.ry.

The last quarter Of century records
macy Svonderfhl discoveries In medicine.
bu> none that have accomplished more for
hunsaBfty than that sterling old househoId
remedy. browns Iron Bitters. IL seems To
@-sorltatn the very elements Of good health.
ana neither man, woman or child can take
tt without deriving the greatest benefit.
srasnf'dron Bitters Is sold by all dealers.
An honest man is the noblest
weursuit of woman.
There are always more or less
gsnoney drawers in bank
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Children cey so- pItche-'s cassorss.
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;.Snsss3 se'ssosAo - 40 sspss,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

8eratbunq. @bpurb s. Qrtburs gez
gen patrid 8. 9bilbiw unb Sobn
S6ultbers, on bas StaDtgeridt per=
tpieIep. Qouis 8ermun gegen Sonic
Iibirte gd6n : &c." 8sroitt fir $50.
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