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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

rections find nyself entirely relieved Of
the trouble. Yours truly.
NJ C. HAYNIE,
Late Publisher East Mississippi Tribune Of
Macon, Miss.
got over to the Grand Avenue hotel just
in time to say good night" to Claude Rus
SELL the genial night clerk, who goes to
bed when every one else stays up. He lad
DR.. Harter the worst kind. and liked to
talk an arm off me about the excellence Of
the Iron Tonic. managed to get this out
of him before he turned in:
Meridian. Miss, Feb. ~, 1898.
Meridian Daily News.
Gentlemen: DIR. HARTER'S IRON
TONIC has been given thorough trial by
me ard has done mo so much good feel
can not say too much in it's praise Ny APP
petite had left me. 1T was almost inpossibls
for me to sleep, and my entire system
seemed TO be OFT of order. l was paying
out large sums OF money in Doctors bills
and receiving no permanent benefit. Sew
efal travelling men extolled the virtues OF
DIR. HARTER'S IRON TONIC and l was
induced to try it. Since taking the tonic
] have no difficulty from insomnia my
appetite is completely restored, and | feel
as man should. Yours respectfully,
CLAUDE RUSSELL,
Night Clerk Grand Avenue Hotel.
AS started out Of the Grand Avenue
met Officer Lowry coming in. He didn't
look like man that had ever needed medi-
cine, and l expected he'd take me in for
defamation of character OF something
worse II l said DR.. Harter TO him. But he
didn't. He went up to the desk, called for
stationery. and wrote out the following
like the editor of u daily paper:
Meridian. Miss. Feb. ~, 1898.
Publisher News.
Dear Sir: l have tried DIR. HARTER's
IRON TONIC thoroughly. first by using a
sample bottle. and following that by two
more bottles. which have built my system
UP in wonderful manner. 1t has virtually
made a rsw man OF me. | had suffered
from indigestion and general debility for
many Years. and my blood seemed TO be
very thin. Now all is changed thanks to
the Iron Tonic. ! am strong and we'll AID
feel better than l have in years. MY
blood Is rich and feel better able TO cope
with the wind and weather than did be-
fore using DIR. HARTER'S IRON TONIC.
Yours, etc. w. G. LOWRY,
Policeman.
On quiet tip from Policeman Lowry
hurried over to headquarters and inter-
viewed Sergeant Price. He found time to
do this for the public good:
Meridian, Miss, Feb 49, 1898.
Daily News.
Gentlemen: have for some time been
a sufferer from liver trouble and general
debility. Since trying DR. HARTER'S
IRON TONIC for the same, found IL to BIO
the cure was seeking, and all could Ask
Tor. Since taking 1t according to directions
] know 1t will do all that is claimed for 1t.
and am glad to give this testimonial in
It's 'benaif. MOODY PRICE,
Sergeant Meridian Police.
The sergeant told me he knew the sheriff
had taken few bottles. and | chased over
to Sheriff Reeds office. He didn't say or
Write very much, but the little he did give
me was right TO the point. Here it is:
Meridian, Miss, Feb. 70. 1898.
Editor News
Dear Sir: From my personal experience
with DIR. HARTER'S IRON Tonic
think it the best thing IN the market.
J, Il. REED,
Sheriff Lauderdale Co, Miss. II
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From the Meridian (Miss) Daily News.
7 am going TO take the public into my
confidence. / am reporter on the News
Yesterday / was assigned to peculiar
task, one that looked very formidable on
the star. but proved very easy. was 10
70 about town and ask every man and
won an met what experience they had lad
with Dr.. Harters Iron Tonic.
''Yom know" said the editor. thousands
OF bottles were given away in Meridian a
while ago. Everybody got one, and they
have been taken by this time and the pub
lie wants to know what the effect has been
In general. SO tackle everybody you meet.
Ask them, too, TO put their experience in
writing over their own signature. When
you have filled column report at the Of
flee"
did you receive q bottle?" asked the
editor.
Eyes, and took It. and gave it to the
family, and have been buying it ever
stnce."
Then, as you are the first man meet,
I'd like your testimonial, please" And
got it. Read this:
Meridian. Miss. Feb. IL, 1898.
To the Readers Of the Meridian Daily
News:
] desire 70 say that have used DR..
HARTEit'S IRON TONIC with the most
satisfactory results. 1t cures when all
other remedies fan. and has become u
standby in my family. The children ara
benefited by ii, and their faith, like nine
is strong In their favorite remedy. Re-
srecfully, j. j. HAYNlE.
Editor and General Manager the Meridian
tMisso Daily News (the oldest daily In
Mississippi.)
Whom should meet as went olit OF the
door. resolved upon rounding UP the entire
population In my quest, but Mr.. J d. Ryan.
who runs medicine foundry of his own.
The last man in the world TO give UP 9
letter over his own signature recommending
some other preparation. | thought, but ]
hailed him. Mr.. Ryan was a little Stunned
at my proposition. but when l showed him
the editors letter OF endorsement, he wrote
me out the following:
Meridian. Miss. Feb. u. 1895.
Daily News.
Gentlemen: have known Mr.. ]. J. Hay
ME for many years. know he would not
sign his name to any statement that was
not In every way absolutely true. Re-
spectfuly, J. ID. RYAN,
Proprietor Ryan Electric Medicine Co.
THIS was an Endorsement OF the editor, II
1t wasn't of the Iron Tonic and thought
was pretty lucky to get that much from
him.
MIR. Nj. G. Haynie until recently publisher
of the East Mississippi Tribune Of Macon,
followed Mr.. Ryan in the door before got
outside, and. true to my task. assaulted
him with questions. To my surprise he
knew vail about the preparation and evlncsi
1t by penning the following strong letter:
Meridian, Miss. Feb. H. 1868,
Editor Daily News.
Dear Sir; AS the result of impure blood
was long troubled With a breaking our
en- my right hand THAT itched continually
and caused me a, great deal of trouble ana
nnnoyance. After using one bottle OF DIR.
HARTER's IRON TONIC according to d.
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I stepped into the Star Grocery y s ,,1iI
by, and Miss Best stepped Up Il VI pa
me. She didn't hesitate q mtnuts z 'S2
me her experience with DIR. Harter,s ~
cine In the following words: 'J|
Meridian, Miss. Feb. u. III, "
Reporter Daily News. -- N s3
have tried DIR. HARTER,S tpaH
TONIC. and have found 1t the best ir;5ss
orator that ! have ever known ny dnii&
as . saieslady necessarily keep me conSSz
during the day, and / was a frenuens' ~
ferer from nervous headache and ! ssS i;S2
OF general lassitude. Since using ~ I,'3
Tonic feel like new woman .altnssf1 h.!
and would not be without It for Ire Wofi&
Gratefully yours, 'SHs*
CAROLYN N. BEsf.
In the grocery I met Mr.. r. W. Waitsg
who. in response to my interroxatory. ~
off sheet of wrapping paper and wa
this: IN
Meridian, Miss, Feb. L, 1871
Editor Daily News. D. '
Dear Sir: have been using your lRflr
TONIC for my nerves. and find II III \ Y
| ever tried. My wife also thinks Il Cone
up TO everything 1t IL advertised for. N
great deal more She r. greatly impto3Si;
by ITS use. We would not be without Ii III
our family. 4. w. WALKER s'
Everybody knows Prince McCres. / ntt
him on the street as started out x w
Star Grocery. Prince has forgotten whetA1]
it was Columbus or DR.. Harter who dis0Sys|
cred America. He wants to vote fot III
Harter for president in 1900, regardless y!
his politics. DIR. Harter couldn't wear
hat ever made II he heard Prince talk ~ 1
him. This is what Prince wrote, six II
eliminated the high-water ma Syl
Meridian, Miss, Feb. Ia, 11o1l;|
Proprietor Daily News. #*1
Dear Sir: am carpet layer. BIZ rii21
fession, and have suffered greatly viii
tigo. ] have tried several physicians u {
innumerable patent medicines without ~
ceiving any benefit. My trouble has ~
tinued. and has been getting worse mtt
than better ! was advised by friend II
take DIR. HARTER'S IRON TONIC, O.
in desperation did so. / began 10 initrpyf
at once, and now, AFTER taking fsw W.
ties, | know l am a cured man. NJ VIII
has also taken 1t, and says 1t IS thss M
medicine to build up a wornan's syWe1|
PRINCE H. M'cRsEs
On my way back to the News Office
stepped into Lawyer Woods, but he w.
in court. Mr.. Knapp, however. learned IN
errand. supplied all deficiencies BY telNx1
me his own experience. as follows;
Meridian. Miss. Feb. 70, I'M
Editor News Sg%s
Dear Sir: Too much can not be sai4&
praise OF DIR. HARTER'S IRON T0tlsf
1t is the best tonic on the market, A112
taken by directions 1t will surely n
beneficial. have for f,s past three
had an oyerworked, tired out feeling
have tried different tonics, and An l,
failed to get any relief until took ~
ties of the Iron Tonic AT PREF
feel like a different man, physically
mentally, and / wish to give cfsdp
whom credit Is due. Yours truly. ag
THOs. p. KNAPP. 81 2sth AZ
My column was now we'll filled d agEl;
turned it in. Every person had met .,g
taken DR.. HARTER's IRON TONIC Nh 9s
was better for 1t. wonderful rel95
surely. could have filled the ensa
paper, firmly believe, with repetitaens
cure and improved health by its ~.
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REV. GARY'S RICHMOND SPEECH
TELLS WHY THE NEGROES sIiuulD
CAST THEIR VOTES FOR HIM.
Also Gives Many Reasons why Thcy
shonId Refrain from Voting
for HawIey.

Richmond, Texas October 29.--Ray.
Frank Gary, colored, OF Galveston, spoke
here today IN the court house to a fair
sized audience. His speech OF an hour and
a half was listened To with msich attention
and frequently applauded, showing that
there We're many of his race in sympathy
with him
Ho referred to mis- opponent. Hawley, in
courteous terms while scssihingly review
ing HIS many promises to the blacks of tho
State and his utter lack OF fufillment az
said promises.
Hey Gary spoke In part as follows
" has been said That there is nothing
new under the SUM- but wo have here b,
this Tenth congressional DISTRICT a negro
| candidate for congress II has beem n.
wonAier TO many why am n candidate.
ana various reasons have been assigned by
the many paid polaticiansS Ii you win take
Tho time 10 read the platform OF the
Tweltth ward republican club. published
In the Houston Post OF october i n WI,
" measure explain my candidacy. Ana the
saturday Evehdng Review, publishod n
SliVeston, hss' the best thing ON tho con-
Triton OF affairs In the republican ranks
that ! nave seen. 1t personifics The 10.
iipleai pArties as Miss Republican ana Miss
| ~. III. =, :. says ahsl about Two years
Ara nsm $500 uv'i n' prepared 10 bake pc
w" M wy "a u'otner irlped to make The
c,ro, u, Ne W ne,p eal y when 1t was
80 ~, -, ~ VOW, rug t'einoefat put In
a" 'a ,,s,s lusl = ntttsi so whom the PIE
wss $780, nnu sne ,aplc Was sou Miss Re-
s,,, s,,a I - nvi place. az the head OF the
asa aau m ",Y hfise,l several times until
ha,,.a S"s H., W. r,, tnsn snc Gut piece end
,inlas az ~, "oa. nus democrat several
ana T., ,'' o.sot sao eoiored brother.
M ,,is. sus'e's prau1y hungry and call
,s,, ~ NJ n,., at,rntsou to tho Tact
aIi mo Mo ,,rs mn. hy ms time
4 All hin IN. ar, 49,, ~ sne Snpiy hand-
Thns nm .,n,,y,p a'e iur MN 70 lick.
- n,,a 49, 49,. ~ i a's
uave snnee opponents - the populst
no 'a,',',, tne auraight democrat, and the
ssi.ss = sh,, uspuia1 rs J look Into your
~ ~, ,' ., sno unl's uae vast majority
4 l,syad H. y. ss.i.... Anu ! never be-
tn,nL .,,., ~ LIS ucat eucKs. ! don't
~ ps.,s., ,,s. )" "aSue any snat nc this time
WA ,s,,,. 4, ., uas NY 'l'e Ehost OF SHOW
marsor a "a, ars ',,.ns wnal some other
~ sn,a.as =, '. wi.n uo,ns running IN
W a, $500 ~ " '. %,iv.nv' sahuiuafe
ar,, nm, onn,s pst' ~ Win me democrats
ana am opposed 10 Mr. Robson because he
I, AL ue s.u ne wants free trade Now
~ Ivy aSe may pc pest for the Sou,h
~. N n~ p.,'sss - sta.vins the people OF
snv swnsn J" put bread INTO our mouths. I
thai vp s,,. - " Nne ueniocnats oecaise all
~ wv sne nsste gus ten them he gets
,es's,anIon intended Tor the po5r
ocratic m,r.v hsra,,sa opI'ossn 70 me DEM
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msss. ANNA ursnAw.
a Texas Pioneer rasscs Away Hui,
of NcnrS md Annnr

Bellville. Texas. October 30. Mrs. Apna
upshaw aged 9S years, died here this
afternoon at o'clock at the .esidence
OF Judge 5. r. Blake.
she was a pioneer citizen OF Texas, a
iovable. highly respected lady. having lived
IN WASHINGTON and Austin counties for
over fifty years; she also resided in Hous-
ton at ona time.
Mrs. upShaw was the widow of General
upshaw, a DISTINGUISHED Texan and an, Of.
hcer In the Mexican war. Her children are
Well known cissxeGs OF Texas, They ara
Senator Sam upslsaw of Hillsboro. Captain
X. l.. upshaw Of Dallas, Dr. Il Upshaw OF
Gay Hill, Mrs. I. Blake OF Houston Mrs
>. r., Blake of Bellville.
intefuleist occurs AZ Brenham cemetery
tomorrow afternoon at. 2 G, clock. \ s.
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Kill,nx in com.nche Conn, :.

com@nche. Texas. October IS. Mr.. Hen.
dfix, near Duster., in this county, shot
ana killed hss on-in-law. Mr.. Maxey.
Family trouble the cause.
Maxey was attempting ITO enter Hendrx.s
house after being warned several times
TO Keep out, He was shot with a Wfncbes-
tor twice, once through the breast nnd then
IN the head Hendrix came in yesterday
ana gave himself up and the examinins
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ANOTHER RAILRoAD ExrE,s,o,
The DALLAS Terminal win Run liz
Line 10 Fort Worth

me DALLAS Terminal win lun lis
Line 10 Fort Worth
Dallas. Texas October 29.--The hoard Of
directors OF the Dallas Terminal Railwa,
ana Union Depot company met today and
issue" can Tor meeting of the stock
holders OF the COMPANY. to be held at Dat
las on December 10. for the purpose Of
taking action to amend the charter Of he
company 80 as to permit it to extend liz
road From Dallas TO Fort Worth, a distance
o. d. snirly-two miles: also to cancel tho
ssoooo worth OF bonds now out and issue
IN their place s100n.00o worth of bonds n.
make the improvements mentionsd a,,S
Diners. President w. 9. Connor said af,ar
the meeting Our company is in excell amt
snane we EXPECT to brilG>,o Fort Worth
early In the year Perhaps we viii he,i,,
by january !. The Rock Island. the Fo,,
worth and Denver and the Fort worth ma
nio Grande VIII probably be running into
months time" '"ieo :" BIZ
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Deed OF Trust At Bemv.tcaa.

Hemnstead, Texas, October - In r..
AcDade, Jr. doing a grocery business. to-
night filed deed of trust with the county
clerk, naming w. O. McDade trustee, who
is to dispose OF the stock and pay OF the
following creditors in tho order named
4, y. Hannay, $500; Farmers National
bank, s44; Farmers National bank. notes.
$3.50; Carson. Sewall & Co, Ss0c; Robert
McDade, $3.50; Rorchard, Brasher 4 Co,
sso'es. si67; II. Galswsky. SEA- A. q w.
Joseph, sl4; II. R. Urban $50: L. Schwarz
CO., $27; Borchard. Rrasher 4 Co., ac-
count. s6s7; Houston Crockary store. sci;
7. Il. Thompson q CO.. $ls. Total. ss163.
The failure WAS caused by Mr. McDade's
Inability to collect so as to meet maturing
raaers. Assets are sufficient to pay all
debts -
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Eagle Pass. Texas. October as.--The
Vaughan Lumber company OF san Antonio
has bought oit the lumber business o.
R'Niiam Hausser, heaaquarters are this
place The purchase iucluies the yards
here and at Cirdad Porfhno Diax. Mexico:
also some mill Interests In Mexico.
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lie
Cures that 81
are being
Belt. Sc /!

81. ETNTE PtINITNG CUNTKACTS. II
The State printing board this morn3Ag
opened the bids submitted BY seekers aftak
the contract for doing official FIRST clash
printing tor the ensuing two years. Two
btde submitted some tinlc ago were re-
jected on account OF bein4 nearly $4,000
contract and new bids were advertised for.
The bids opened this rnorring were from
Ben G. Jones & Co, Iiutehings Printing
company and Moore yoni Boeckman ~
Scheutze. No award was made. but 1t Is
probable that the last manned farm viii get
the contracts because Its figures arc about
$500 lower than the existing contract.
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prominent London m,lsiciac AYE
so per cent OF the Germans under
music, 16 Per cent OF the French ana
cent OF the English. This opens W. 49,
for statistics as to how MANY !! 3
understand Il. 4---sa1i&
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Is the mother of eight chill tren. MeS
est only IL years old
HndIy burned Trying to save

BadIy burned Trying to save ~ l''' *s
Borihain, Texas. October 20. --Yee!Ss
afternoon Carey Murphy was ~
burned while attempting to put olt A;sss 4
in his gin. He was badly burnen W
the face and handE. and also intalsd
flames. His burns. together with BIG g IS
loss by the flames (aggrcgatng sloogls n
a blow IL is feared he will not survisss III
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HUNTING FOR TESTImONI

Signed Verdicts Rendered by the People Of Meridian
Favor of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic Against u M
Many Forms of Disease.
The Death Extraordinary NV.
Blood, Kidney Troubles Rheumatism, Vertigo,
Anaema, Indigestion, Etc.
Where Other Medicines Have Failed to Relieve Dr1
Harter's Iron Tonic Has Been Found nva- 8
riably Successful
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ha favolH aud asks us to vote for tha Can
federate pension amendments | have the
highest regard for the ex- Confoderates
Drawer men never went upon The battls
field; more gallant and courageous SOL
dlers never marched Into the laws NJ
death. nor Into the mouth Of he'll thon
these men who fought and fell for tho
cause they thought was right Bwt. NV
friends, there are some things we don't
like 10 ask a man 10 do. The democrats
would not ask us to vote for this Wmepd-
nreat because 1t makes us nay taxes To hei,
the men who fought so hard to keen ne
from having the right to vote am Wilt
Ina that they should have it. Tut some one
else vote It.
g. va should not vote for aim because
ne does not fulfill his promises. He has
ridden that old horse 10 death. He rentnss
mo Of the tale OF the two preachers Ti,sv
must have been Methodist preachers They
were COINS 10 camp msetins They hnl
to pass a pasture, when one OF them sald
Say Brother Jake snose we less %
through tbs field; /, will cur OF a mi,s
or more So over the fence they went
They did MOI ,sotice a big sign which rsaa.
beware OF the b-u-l-l!. So they walkra
and talked. when Brother Sam saia:
'hrciher Jake. what YOU gwfhe ter preach
about terday?" 'Tls promises Of da
I,xw'd' said Brother Jake. wall dats n,s
subject, whats va texg" '.My tex a..
'Whoao put his trust In the Lord sba,, !.
safe.' 20, NALL. den We can prrarh a.
day and not run together" lust then thsss,
beard great noise behind them rhs,,
locked and. 10, the anipsal was onn, ;iUs
With all the fury Of HE kind. Brother Ja,,s
ifrmedsatsiy threw OFT his plug hst 'sn9
sAtchel and made tor the ncursst tree
bso&Ag ean called Mar "sllap 1rssSsc
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W hisky ElH Z3d.

Peoria, Ill, June % Ia the
midst of q terrific tbuader storm at
2:35 o'clock this morning the Cir "a
Western Distillery, the largest IN
the world With bat one exception,
ives struck by lightning and instant
ly enveloped in flames The light
ming struck the south tower and in
an instant flames appeared in all
parts of the high struc ure.
The 40 men employed in the build
ing had to flee for their lives The
last act Of the fremen was to open
the doors Of the battery oi22 boilers
and then they had to run, leaving
their clothing and lessonal effects
behind them
Soon after 3 O'Clock the immense
alcohol tanks blew up with terrific
effect, and it looked at that time like
the whole of the immense plant was
doomed, but the ire department
succeeded in saving the bonded
warehouse in which large quantities
of barreled spirits were stored, and
also saved tha txter sive cattle sheds.
The loss viii approximate $4,000
TIE Great Western Distillery was
built some years ago by Joseph b
Greenhut, bat is now the property
of the Trust.
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Location OF OpposIng Armies.

Of Santiago de Cuba, June %, by
the Associated Press dispatch boat
to Port Antonio. Jamaica. Juye III
The situation as regards the dispo
sition and location Of the American,
Spanish ami Cuban forces is as fol-
lows At the tine this dispatch Is
sent:
Gen. Shsf.er's army OF $500 II Il
is massed II the eastward Ct Sau,i-
aro i Cuba a, Btiquiri all Jnragua.
Gen C@stlI.s. ni'h 1880 mer. is at
B4qari, ana Col Agliro. with 200.
a. Jursua. ILese are to be ined
By Gee. Garcia, with 1900 meD-
Three houslni Of Gen. Garcia's men
hold 1900 SEa1iards IN Holsuin,
and Gen R4bi, with loco, threatens
1000 Spanish troops at Marzaniilo.
Il Santiago there ale believed TO be
5000 Spanish soldiers With such re
erforc men.s as have been obtained
by the coEcsntrat on movement now
ia progress
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Whereas. John NJ. Heddleson and Mary Il.
He6dleson his wife and Robert b Heidleson
and Anna Heddleson his wife, by their deed OF
trust dated January IA l-9i. AMI recorded In the
Office of the recorder of deeds in Bates county,
Missouri in book No. l45 at page -, convey
ed to the undersigned trustee the following
described real estate living and being situate
in Bates county, Missouri, to-wit;
The east half of the northeast quarter ara
east half of southeast quarter OF section tWen-
ty-ope (2l) and north half of northwest guar
ter of section twenty-five t22) all IN township
forty-one az of range thirsy-two (52 contain
ing two hundred and forty (2i0l acres more
or less which conveyance was made IN trust
to secure the payment of one certain note faliy
described in said deed oftrust; and, whereas
default has been made in the payment OF the
princIpal Of said note and interest
now past due and unpaid. Now, there
fore, at the request of the legal holder
Of said note and in pursuance 10 the
terms and conditions of said deed OF
trust | will proceed TO sell the above De
scrfbed premises, T so much thereof IS MAJ
be necessary at public vendue, to the highest
Bidder fer cash 81 the east front door OF the
court house in the city of Butier, Bate county
Nil souri, on
Tuesday. July 18th, 159S,
between the hours ct nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and i've clock n the afternoon OF thAt
dav FOR the purposes of satisfying sall lebI
interest and costs. L. q. HARI " ELL
- - Trustee.
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