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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-20
TOWN NOTES.
SHORT TEXAS srEcIALs.


SOUR LAKE STATION About three inches
OF water fell here Monday and Tuesday.
WARREN Deputy Grand Chnncrlor A. u.
Euly iuBtnIlcd tho officers Of Warren ioise,
Knights Of Pythias.
LUBBOCK 10. Y, Leo has sold his RANCH
In Lubbock county aud is moving his cnttie
10 his ranch IN Cochran county.
Construction on the VIM
nj. and Wallisylle telephone line IL not pro-
gross!nl very rapidly on account Of the bad
r1nGltor OF the roads preventing the hauling
Of poles.
HI;TTo--w. ~. and r. II. Farley shipped
Is car OF fat hogs 10 Tho Houston Packing
company DC Houston. y H. shafcr, near
this place, killed four hugs. They were ~
months old and averaged BIO pounda nor.
GIsEENvILIs--Thc railroad ball 20 be
glyei. nt the opera house on tho evening q
Tho nth, under the auspices o. Midland d.
yinion No 375. o. u, c., promises TO eclipse
amy former trrphichoraan entertainment over
attcn pied IN the city,
PEA RsALL--The Frio county melon grnss-
era held q meeting al PearfAIl last Saturday.
The i;ifetng waJ called 70 order by i'resl-
Jent g. l.. Burden, who stnted that the object
b. fi.o meeting wss for the purpose OF placing
MI ofdci for Watermelon seed. Several men-
berS we're absent. but an order WIS given tor
laJ pounds OF seed. y
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TEXAS BUSINESS NOTES.


Shepherd & sauer OF San Antonio. shoes
have dissolved.
M. l.. Hincbee has opened grocery
store at Port Arthur.
j. L. 6 II NJ Baxter have opened .
grocery store at GLORY.
r. w Hines OF Burkcyillo. groceries.
has retired from business.
Kelly a. Duncan haze begun general
merchandise business at Garrison.
E.A Christian Of Marble Fails has been
succeeded By Christian g. Badger
Blanks s. Russell have succeeded Perry
Bros. g. Rico Of wills Point. hardware.
wallis q Murphy OF wallIsyii's VIII STOCK
up with new goods In new store building.
w. II. Cobb e. co. OF Ladopia. groceries.
have been succeeded by Alternately x
Co.
Martha r.. Hart OF Omaha has closed
out her millinery business to Curry a
Curry
G. @. Hayden has succeeded Walker q
Hayden. general merchants. at urand-
view.
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THE REPUBLICAN SPLIT.
Greea and tirant Expected to Midcn
the Cult Shortly.
EACH Will HAVE 4 COMMITTEE,
Members Of the other racticn a.
Re Thrown Ont and Psrtssnna
Put In Their Places.

Dallas. Texas. January le.--whiic no Of
flcial action upon the subject has been
taken. 1t is as good us settled that Cecil A.
Lyon OF Sherman, c. NJ. Ferguson OF Paris
and the other Grant members OF the repub-
iiean state committee who "bolted' the
meeting OF the committee OH October ~
last. are 10 be beheadcd by State Chairman
Green. II Will be remembered that, ut the
meeting referred 10. Green's wing OF the
committee passed q resolution empower.
ing the State chairman with almost abso-
lutte authority as to the recognition and
filling OF vacancies on the committee.
In the opinion OF all the Green adherenss
the places or Lyon, Ferguson and those
who went with them on that memorable
October day have been vacant since that
occasion and. as stated above. Chairman
Green Is expected to soon replace them
With supporters OF his own. This action
will brlng retaliation from the other state
chairman, DR. John Grant and there Viii
be, instead OF two state chnirmcn and two
PARTS OF one committee, entirely separate
committees,
Tho recent evidences that Chairman
Green has at last caught the ears OF Hanna
and Mckinley has not tended to conciliate
the Gran. forces. They are madden than
ever. There has been no bridging OF the
gulf between the factions. They are lust
lie dlscordart and belligcrcnt as when the
split occurred.
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.snrreli-IInrrison.

wharton, Texas, January ia.--In this
city. at tho rcsidence Of the BRIDES mother.
Mrs. Harrison. Mr. n. II. ID. sorrell 10
Miss gallie Harrison. Rev. John Mare. r..
oniciatiDg. The groom Is large lana ownor
and one OF Whnrton's most suDstnntlai
business men. while the fair young bride
IL among the brightest. loyeliest ana best
loved young ladies In wharton. bolh coihe
fron old pioneer stock and their ancestors
helped TO develop The Riches OF this grand
old county from primeval wilderness TO
rs present prosperity. Only few friends
,,ineascd their nuptial v0ws, but friends
from ali over the State Join In Wishing
them Ali the Joys OF married life, They
leave on the castbound train on bridal
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TEXAS CATrLEMEN.
Galveston 10 Re the Next Meeting
place.

Galveston to he the Next Meeting
place.
San Antonio, Texas, January 1a.--The
seventh annual convention OF the Texas
Live Stock association came TO close to-
day at noon In many respects the con-
venticn just closed has been the best IN
tho history OF the association. 1t has GER
tainly been the best attended
At the session this morning there WIS
an extended discussion on the best method
OF feeding cattle FOR export Some took Inc
ground that ii was necessary TO feed botn
cotton seed meal and corn meal TO "A great
or quantity of the latter toward the
end OF feeding. Others took different
view. II was decided TO ask the State agri-
cultural department 10 experiment In the
matter.
G.. ii. McMasters OF Galveston read n
very interesting paper on the expectation
Of cattle from the Texas ports in which
he told Of several experiments that mad
been made recently.
Resolutions were adopted asking the Leg
islature to pass law extending the limit,
OF pastures In which hunting and fishing
can be done. The resolution stated that IL
would aid In the renting md sale of school
lands.
The State agricultural department was
asked to find some way to destroy the
horn fly.
Officers were elected as follows. John
II. Lytle. president. c. Il. Lucas. first vice
president; J. +. Green, second vice prcsi-
dent; V. r. Brown. secretary.
An invitation from the city OF Galveston
to hold the next convention in Galveston
was accepted upon the condition that the
people of that city would lend their in
fiuence toward returning the convention to
San Antonio the following year II San An
tonic should ask for the same.
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,,... Greatest D,.covcry Yet.

AZ Al Rcpine Nditor 1itEiIWa, H.,
nchjefo says. I'VE won't keep house with
o',t pr. Kings New Discovery for Con
s,nntloD, Coughs and Colds. Experi !.
mented with many others, but never got
the true remedy until VIZ Used pr. KINGS
New Discovery No other remedy can take
~ n,scs IN our home, as In II VIZ have a
ear,,,sn ana sure cure for Coughs, Colds.
~ hooplng Cough, etc." II is idle 10 expert
ment with other remedies even u they
are urzsd on you as just as good AZ Or.
K,ng'n New Discovery. They are not ~
eood because this remedy has a record OF
cures aud besides Ia guaranteed, II never
falIs 10 satisfy. Trial bottles free at Geo.
W. Heyer'B drug store.
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Cuero, Texas. January 1e.--A young man
WAS arrested and Jailed last night. CHARGED
with outraglng the person Of Z white lady.
The offense was committed last night.
The party. whether the one under arrest
or some ether. went into her roam and sue
ceeded In his purpose. Az soon as the lady
discovered him she made outcry, but A.
strangIed her and carried out his design
The Identification OF the party charged -
not complete; be was arrested upon en-
cumstantial evidence. ~ q \,
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GAINES MURDER TRIAL.
Public Interest In the Trial Has Not
Abafed.

Sherman Texas. January 13.-InteTest
i'd the W. r. Gaines trial does not abate,
though the testimony. when compared with
the records Of the former trial. Is prac-
ideally unchanged so TAR. The State rested
on the examination Of Its witnesses az nooa
today and the afternoon was consumed
with The examination OF witnesses for the
defense. The public sentiment here against
Gaines Is not as strong as was unaffected
during his fret trial Time aud the fact
that he has served year In prison seem
70 have softrned the public spirit toward
Kim AK
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savers After Govcrnorsn,p.

Austin, TuSas, January ~, In regard TO
the suggestion made by Hon. j W. Blake
of Mexia that he would he tho most suit
able man In tho state for the presidency
OF tho Agricultural aud Mechanical col
lege, II was gwen out today from tho Sayrrs
Headquarters that while his friends recog-
nizc thar fact, Maiur Savers would under
no circumstances. accept tho position II
rendered nor would he accent any position
at this time no matter how exalted; that
since he has become n candidate for the
guhcrnatorinl nomination. with every pros
pct OF success. in no event would he thus
embarrass his friends throughout the state
who are SO Loyalty supporting him for gov
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RAILROADS BLAMED.

The annual meeting Of tho Galveston
cotton exchange and board Of trade was
held tonight. Tho address Of President
Ladd was read and the various commit
tees made reports, The committee on trans
portation and terminal facilities poured
sone hot shot into the railroads and blamed
them for all the blockade ard congestion
OF freight that the port experienced last
fall during the busy season. T1s report
scts o,,t further that the city itself Is do
ing absolutely nothing TO further tho in
teresfs Of the port. This closing sentence y
Significant: Port Arthur Is after rs with
a sharp stick and Galyeston should not
lose any time"
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KANsANs on a rouR.

A large delegation Of business and pro
fessionai men from Kangas arrived IN GAL
weston this morning ~ special rar over
The Santa re road. They are on q sisht Z
seeing trip, and after spending the Gay
hero will leave for Houston al o'clock
tomorrow morning and from there VIII 50
10 sabine Pass. They expect 10 spend
several days. perhaps week or more.
there and then. II proper ARRANGEMENTS
can be made. will 80 70 New Orleans From
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Mrs. George n. Curxcn, besides being
the richest woman in London. IL one az
the most popular and most beauttfu,.
AZ the recent fancy dress bali entertain
ment given by the Duchess Of Marlborough
at Blenhcim palace she attended and was
much admired,
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noWIE COUNTY.
The Contest VIII lie Bctwecu Grams
and saycrs.


and saycrs.
Dallas. Texas january 1a,--tion. Hiram
Glass of Tcxarkana, Que OF the most promi-
ncnt democrats OF the northeastern part of
the State. has been In Dallas recently. He
said to The Post reporter; "'rhc race for
governor in Bowie county Is between Crane
and Savers, Tho fight between them viii
I've n hot one. OF course cuibcrson VIII
carry all our part OF tho State. He was
raised In n neighboring county and would
sweep all that section against any man who
might he pitted against him. ] am Tor
Mann rriuc for attorney general and bc-
llevr he viii carry my county. | expect 10
do all l,can for II. NJ Johnston OF Houston
for lieutenant governor 1Ic and The Post
are very popular with democrats every
whore, and Johnston Will carry Bowie
cnuniy An "A WALK
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patrick of Dallas. The wedding party
formed a group about the beautiful floral
chencel. the bride and groom occupying tho
central position. The church was profusoiy
decorated with flowers. The wedding WIS
changed from S to 7.i0 in order to allow
the bridal marty TO board the southbound
Katy fer San Antonio. the place selected
for the honeymoon. Ten DAYS will be con-
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pop pIcnscd with rrosprcr.

Mckinney. Texas, January 1S.-rE, w.
Kirkpatrick member Of the National popn-
list organization committee and one of the
three Texans attending the ST, Louis meet
Ing. has Just arrived home. Mr.. Klrkpat-
rick Is greatly pleased at the prospect Of
harmony IN popnlist circles.
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Crnnc's Hcnduunrtrrs.

Dallas. Texas, January Ie.--ian. w y.
Raurey and Colonel S. e Moss OF Gle
burne. Attorney General Cranes managers,
perfected arrangements today for the opsh-
Ing of headquarters In Dnllas- room
has been epeagnd at the Windsor hotel and
campaign work ie 10 begin at once.
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stunned IN and around the Alamo city. Hon.
Tom smith Hon. I. Trice and wife, Hon.
l.. I. pashiel and vic, Senator Williams
ard wife and other prominent lsrsouages
witnessed the marriage. The list OF gifts
runs into the hundreds, \ magnificent
gift was that of complete side silver set.
presented by the members VI the State sen
ate.
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San Angelo, Tesss. January bra much
needed hne rain Of seyeral bours' duration
fsn here last nlsht followed Nv heavy
snowfall this marning, followed by an en-
tire clearing IN Of the heavens. Altogether
II is OF inestinable value 10 sheep men,
stock men and farmers. many Of whom had
begun 10 fear drouth.
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rccei, cd.l
Galveston, Texas. January 1o.--unynr-
sity hall. tho magnificent gift OF Colonel
O. w. breckenridge to the medical depart
ment OF the University of Texas has been
practically completed and wns informally
presented TO tho university this afternoon.
The regents of the university are now here,
attending 10 some university matters. ard
advantage will be taken OF their presence
TO turn the building over TO the care of
the board OF lady managers, who VIII con-
troll Il, This board as 10 far selected ls
composed OF Mosdnmcs George Seeligson,
G.. Il. Mann. Edward Randall w. s. Car
ter. senly IIutchings. Lucy Mills X. w.
Smith and Miss Mary Davis. One member
Of the faculty Of the medical college VIII
be added TO tho board to assist the ladies
In the management or their charge.
Tho regents today formally authorize
tho informal transfer and provides by
resolution for the formal transfer cerr-
monies In connection with the next an
nUal commencement exercises of the col
Icge.
The building Ia one OF thu ha1dsonicst
public structures in Galveston, and II a
model OF convenience for the purposes to
WHirn III VIII Dc pul. ~ " sit"hi." ~ W
southwest corner OF Eighth and Strand.
directly opposite the John sealy hospital,
and only one square from the college. IL ih
substantially constructed OF bun pressed
brick. with red tile roof. and IL ornate and
handsome throughout II has cost, without
furnishing. practically $4,000. the furnish
ings VIII require between $4,000 and 5000.
and d couple OF thousand dollars more VIII
be needed 10 put tho grounds surrounding
IL In the condition desired.
Colonel Brackenridgc who made THIS
princeiy GIT to the college, In an effort
TO aid in the higher education OF women OF
tho State, is a member OF the board o
regents and n citizen OF San Antonio. IL
was the desire OF the regents 10 have The
building known az Brackcnrlfge hall. but
the generous and modest donor OBJECTED
to this, whereupon the name upyernty
ball was adopted.
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WORK OF BURGLARS.
Country store safe Blown In smith
County.

Tyler. Texas. January 1o,-At an early
hour this morning the store OF Jacob Mink
was broken into at Whitehouse. this coun-
ty. and his safe blown open. The amount
secured by the burglars has not heen ascer
tanned. 1t is known that Mink's safe is a
depository In small way for people living
In tho vicinity of Whitehousc. Officers
went TO the scene OF the robbery ut ap
early hour this morning with bloodhounds.
but could find no clue.
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nr.lnn a CnndIdnfe.

San Antonio. Texas. January ls.-~Charlcs
w. ogden's name Will be presented to
the president for appointment to the new
Federal district judgshp that Is about 10
be created for Texas. Tho bill creating
the office has already passed the house
and viii doubtless pass the senate within
the next few days.
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vclveteen waists plain Aotted
and checked. "A z "a 32l]3 n
r,s,,. ..w, A..s. ..k,1&. Us; =. ~!
=. ~" NJ ". SNe' pse"s - "'-'o's S-Ty7';x
' -. - - '"'sr. V "a ~ 4 a. sl Ss} \ 81 ,S5
covert ciotEs ~ new 9reens caetpF
gray shauings. 4 E & t lSl & ST.
Ready made scrolls Of culorcd bt1x4
cdgvd with gold cord. X 8H
Attacbable vokp. Of nlnk liberty alIk -
cream ince, X, y M n \ .,; Ms v a Il N ,l'
$50 ... II -. = ~, $50. - vve-V
set under glass. 81 M,
A,nrus,,c. ~ vyn.nlnrton snuaet,r.
From n washington Letter. ;s E
There was an interchange Of courtsoiSo
NJ a recent reception. In which tho wlfS y
n formcr copurcsxman and Inc wife a II
bures,, ofi,clai were the principals. Itswaa
a crowded AFTERNOON afYair and the ex-con.
gressnfafs wifc wae assisting tho ho4teo9,
In receiving the guests. When the WHO o.
the bureau official was presented the nos;
tcss said 10 the woman OF tho rccctvtn9
party. You know Mira. Blank, dont
yous' 'sCeftaihly." replied the ex-congraea-,
mans wife, II would know her anywhere
BY that pink dress The cheeks Of the;
bureau officials wife wore sunuEed with Z
rosy glow but she turned on her torment
tor quick as a dash aud said. "Probahi1
Il my husband had been mixed ,tp Ia -
many questionable transactions as yourS.
madame, II would not be necessary for me
TO Wear my mink reception dress ~ often
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wsxsbachie. Texas. January ~. = Fsom q
telegram rseeiycd here TO-DAY the marriage
Of well known Waxaharhio society leader
10 Miss May Moss OF Henderson ~ made
public. Mr.. Jesse Adkisson states that he
and his bride will arrive here tomorrow.
MIss Moss has visited here seyersl times.
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INC Crescent city thoy expect. to return

the Crescent City thcy expect to return
home,
Mr. W, Il. Morris, nm editor or Woiiing-
ton In speaking Tor tho visitors said. Our
people arc mnnifosting great interest IN
Galveston as u port and IL IL our desire
to see all tho products Of the West pass
through tho gulf ports, The short haul
and cheap rates are what The people 81
Kansas want. We shalt inspect the ship
ping facilities OF Galveston while here aud
whom We return home will make known
our Impressions. The newspapers OF Kan
rns are especially active In working up
sentiment for cIosor trade relations he
tween Galveston md the great West
The party came nnheralded and conso-
ouenily not MS much attention was shown
them ms would otherwise have been done.
TOWN NOTES.
J., s. Williams OF Parts has been ap
pointed marshal ad interim for tho Eastern
district OF Texas,
To;egrams received this afternoon STAG
that the Texas cnttlemen viii meet hero
next year. A party Of Coloradoans VIII ac-
company tho committee home.
Major H. H. Hner has been appointed
fury commissioner by Judge Bryant for tho
February term OF the United States court.
He takes the place OF X. b. Hawlcy.
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pnnloGIcc Entcrcd.

Yoakum. Texas, January 49, = Monday
night n strange man attempted to rob the
postosfice here but fortunately secured
nothing Of value. Entrance Was effected
through the money order window. He had
entered and completed his search for val
uables and was leaving, when Assistant
Postmaster Emmett May arrived on the
scene. The burglar was promptly arrested
and carried TO Latirange for preliminary
trial: from there he GOES to jail In San An
tonic No damage was done the pcstofiife
other then disarranging letters a1d papers.
LaGrnnge. Texas, January IA. II.
Kiliough, alias } q. McAlifter, charged
with rohbing the postofiice ut Yoal'um last
Monday night. WAS brought before United
States Commissioner j. I. Duncan ms
morning and entered plea OF guilty. In
default OF hail he was committed to the
custody OF Deputy United states Marshal
+. II. Lancaster wbo. left for san Antonio
with the prisoner. McAlister was caught
In the s0stoffce.
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Waxahachie. Texas, January 1a.-Not-
withstanding the severity of the weather.
a large crowd witnessed the marriage to-
night Of State Senator Jack a. Beall to
Miss Patricia Ruth Martin. The marriage
took place in the Main Street Christian
church. Elder G. Mcpherson performing tho
ceremony Dir. A. d. Small was best man
while the matron of honor was Mrs. Kirk
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witnesses, The case will probably 20 to
the jury before noon and verdict may be
expected during the day.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS
Colonel Brackcnridgc's Gift to the
University of Texas.
"A PARTY OF KANsANS LOOKING ABOUT
WIN he in Houston Today--t,aitlc.
mems Convention for Next Year
Has been secured,

tTbe branch Office OF The Iost IN Galveston
is at the fremont Hotel. whore items OF news.
communications and advertisements Will be
rccei, cd
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Snnoestaatlide (~nationale) Mittsl.

Ger politilhe Weilt Der Ser. Stau.
ten ut mebr oecentralilireno. Sebr
ltsern sreiIt Der Congress III bic Z OF
perdnetdt Der Gin;elsS tdaten. "a
iepoh Der Staat Fenniplpanien pier
sebn LANCE Sabre uerseblid lid abses
milbt, Dem ein9reifenpen llebel, oas
Der p%ereinte Setrieb Der Giienbabnen
uno oes &oblenber9baues an9erihtet,
81 lteuern, 10 empiabl Die Frilfun9s=
Gommi'lion nod ioleenpe pier natioz
male Wtittel
Eerbot Der = 9un0
oblen Eilenbab II
Vetriebe (P h b / i t e r
5 t a t carriers from e n
gag ng n m ng or m a.
nufacturin g.
Der Stnat Tennlplpanien proolcirt
lln9efdbr Die i,dlite aller in ben Ser.
Staatcn conf umirten bituminolen Sob
le i'm lpeltlihen Sheile, er beiiet oaS
9alse acknowledgements I'M oltli
den Sbelle, NIB perbrand)t filr lid
nur ungefdbr / Der l'roputtion. Sa=
rals folgt, la9t Der umtlitc Seri6t,
oaH Die aoblen ,Sra9e cine rationale
Nra9e lit. "a nun crmielener Mai
len Der pereinte Ser9bau= unO Giicn=
bNbn Setrieb Die Nuupturiahe alter
ShwieriSteiten lei, neil oupurd Die
Nrbelter %unterpultt, Die p@ripaten I'm
ternebmer ylhahmatt" 0elcpt, Der
Wfarttpreio contrpllirt unp bae Eubli=
tllm nus9ebeltet meroe, 10 mill'e Der
Hor9reH ptele &ereinigulg plrbieten.
Nan perneilt uuf cine Cntlheiorun0
Suprcme 6ourt Don Eennlplpanien
pom Sabre 1871, bel mcldcr Der otid
ter 'clhe pools" oocr vcomblra-
tlons" III mNrtantcr Nclle 9elBelt,
lopie uut Den cd Annual Report
(lSSSD Der Interstate Commerce
Commission, weldG li0 aud in bic
Ter 'Ninlltt lharf alslpriht.
CNortletun9 fol9t.
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rs. 2. elliott,

10 1875. Nuc. iuolih III Der irilhtrCu
Tuutib 9mcritaujiber Natioucltanf.
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POWELL e. WATERMAN.

" Ai"'ae, ron rn Trp1
S5 gSu ,orr bcs Sohrhuu{ ets. Der be, Mhmte ISilou lutN't &
Neiser uo Der ySnno rpole Nrt tloii Stewart Hnftoihtr ~
ruaee OATS. gtiats fomnt oi"ien gifif. 3 y rfau'euhfi
Vowea l. yNafcmam, St. Glomo. Winn.
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Nrciic w }crim0

pcnu nIdt 9crinaer ais i%OHitlpp Gluc icjr
Qluspabl al bcie !tcu Mllien III lr9eno noe
den Yrciien 3uIriCoenbelt gnrantlrt.
Neue M%obchuteu mt AroBen aroncu.
46 6mte Xcpnic Ncnurh.
(Gm alten Made's ElaBe)