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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-04

INOR RENT-BRICK STABLE Will AC-
IL commodatc 2hcraos and large wagons
on West Fifth street. Ienr Madison. possession
OH September Ist. Apply at this office. tt
sl-OR RENT-FINE NEW DWELLING, N.
II II Cor Third and King streets 10 rooms.
and BATH heated by hot water all modern i'm.
provements. Suitable for boarding house. Ap
ply to NJ. Grady. 1OO King street. aaO.tf
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get hack. There IS game there I want
of r1y trophies car say tf}at newer ex-
Iect - aee another caftf,o1 Z ~ tha rna I
killed. ant Z I a.A sse one IKE 81 uaiIid
ne; Rhoug T. fer tHe specimen have =
peyfeC; and It's arIiers are surn - yoa
Will encounter btlt ofrs Ia X lifetime
Nor d. expect 20 XII lager moose
than the one whose bead pea sac. II
weighed atr1eS: a ton. ard the imam
guides pronounced ~ ore - the largest
thev had ever seen peS des IL nor
care fer Moose shooting. would IS som
g. infe a pasture ap8 xhoot vrjfea cows
A II talk about tha raecsa wounded err we1{
free Or ~erveTest showing saint u ne ye-f-
est ho@h. ] saw fafs cf moose after So
curing sAls sgee5fneT- b3t pad "a AtteTg-
ton IS them. Nv Doustasa sheep * also
q perfect sEseCsFSagH ard v&Tv beautiful
ovs. but WIZ try fer q stu larxer one.
ara s}sn fQg the Alaskan rnouatagr gssa..
y Killed HSe bear. ara the rre yeu sea
stuffed, Er-sSly. was TIE sznal5eSs - tha
lot. tct Saieesed h3rs hee-4 rssD re VS. 4
fighter attacking rne os sienf sad coming
for re tozstA and c1Aws without hesssA-
tea. Eus ! want 8 ssT grizzly or SILVER
tfS, as 'ss Indians CAL th~r1. Sud I also
SSnt htg genuine pelRr e<z- xhsst
haat tho So V&R@ waEf tee, ard h0pe II
set 2 Hme specimen
eta likewise as lArgv1v 20 rsx rns-
= tlan - Atas&su bsF5s Taa laz- ten
haA neth * }sssf aiHxa so a&e .sr r.es.se.s..rs-
pv}ss. ete-. sad - lssss sassss specimens
hes tAgs s<tp 7 ~ s2.sy r~elsate& In ea,~~v
~ RrofstsnE By NY sxperssueq. sAal
ssaaeA*er ~ s%c0re a sargs male q aae al
re uscss ssae>ash'Tsty srrsses "a Alaska
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namely, the mosquito. shall IN. hav.
70 h0nt for II. rtther. {. win n,.r. r,n
And, ] ke the grizzly. vii! attack or SIGHT
JOKING aside expect 70 bring back some
splendid gam
There Is 30 hunter IN 3he world, pep
maps. ~ho carries fner equipment Of
guns and rifles than SIR Lee All are
guns made IN order regardless ~ ~zs.
1wo cFowa Grssner shot ggsas fer small
and large birds ard game cost ever 2, 4f.a
a %'-S8 savage RE which shoots three
sizes 81 cartridges cosg over $50 This
last gEa : marvel and despite SIS small
GATHER Is Use1 by sir. Lee Cor killing TIA
laFEesf EATzf@. The magazine holds six
cartridges ard IS 50 ms Be that H.sge ar
r large 5u!isf a steel bullet or a ses,-tnr
stee!-fe2ir3 or ? mushroom ear aa fired AZ
W.. thus leaving sha nanf@- aEeavs ~
READINESS az secacd's warn.ng ,oy arx
ksne 81 gam Il = ooe - th~ three eslns
q SIS kt-G and pattern ever made Asa
- Tho arms mentioned specially m 2 10.
WIacheS'sr ard Marlin rIHes % heavier
cai5teT than ere Savage revnixer~ ex-
Ts~Ss Suns. Ans ssrre sdeA OF the exsant
sri Yslue az Mr.. L@-'s armament can be
gained.
Z II fust possible ,hat this Nlra~od wsg1
desert Chicago ard cor3a - The Gas. =,
i've sav year Or swo before starting IN
q tgn 50 Ia65s. Asa arsz Africa j.. wesr~e
vf asg Easrae. rAet -. II 30 escs tsss ts@
- ~ bears ard tas :sosssana zns sr@
0tter ss&nEszs tsst await hssu i. he yo~.b
Should - ma se Seattle kss hu~ea NJ T@4
NJ eF1ng ass magnificent collection OF
trophies here
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plains.
There are twa classes 81 hunters Ia this
wnrts either than those wh@ make a Nv
inE ~ IRE chase. one class. a0G unfar-
tuuately. ~ far thu largest II composed
* rsea whn hunt merely sor the purpose
q e f,fns something ard WHO slaughter
g&nts they neither usns nor eso Use. 5ust
becanS~ thsy have ar opportunity 10 shoot
II The ether class II hunters - made up
81 rser aho hunt effh = Asrwsts object in
view ard only KIN sueh game they
really want To fhe #eeerA class Mr. Lee
belongs. aaa he has bat iitsle use fes tie
FIRST class a mar who vii XIII tsrs@
dear cat Of bunsn ~ sNUr he saws.
''wNen Re knows he VII hars "a leave
shr~r ard half II the slain anifTsals b.
Ntnsi Nm - 10 mere hunisr tAar q saw
axe wh9 sisughtsFs white rasa 1854 he
cause sanv are whlts And net b@caas" taey
have harmed hst0
Tsie oht@et - M fssSs So kss hms7
EtaseA EIe ~sSts specimens ~ sverw KIND
- rIra Aua animsas Recognized IS game
EARTH Z - ear E9t their Hm.t rss tetv
'hss. ees re waists the largest 90 each
species aEsd nsuss kgil u Asraxsgf AiYwa3T
a rs hesYze tn Chicago Re sas hundreds -
- s~es ner3s animals ara reptiles enssssng
from almost svsgy quarter - S2rtA Ana
eTseA s1v Re nas sAos ard hurtes game IA
even stase ard territory "A shs tnt.1@. ga
C@nass MsxiCo SD sn@ * ess Betssas
Aesess- eAmNtng ghss article are nnssfS-
E~@ghs ~ rs trophies secures $s8Ting :
fauE g sssNs' AHns asst s0Hssasr - AsAsx
h8t - Is Mat satisfied. art, stated re~
ssrss &C. Ceoss sSssst ia = sew days Tar
arsesA~T nsn..
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Chicago has been graveyard Tor opera
companies. 6rau always bangs his col
lection Of high priced song birds 20 the
Auditorium. in fact. this year opened his
American season ina this city but he al
ways goes away saying he will never
come again. The patronage In not " bat X
should he perhaps. and the array OF
empty seats except on nights when Helba,
Senbr5ch or de Resxke are ia the cast. Is
enough 10 give the most hopeful impress
szrlo a ~ 0t the hsues The experience ssf
Grau with h.s italians has been ne expert
ence IF Damrosch with hts aggregation 81
caterers 10 the Waenerlan cult The lack
Of patronage has invariably been charged
10 a lack, on the part 81 chicagoans. CT
an appreciation or music in its highest
form. Manager Charley % the French
opera company Of New Orleans believed
Chicago had been sIaadersd. lie believed
Sta citizens did not object so much TO the
high form % the music furnished ~
Messrs. Graa ard Damrosch as 70 the hlga
prices charged for admission 10 haar IL.
To pat his theories TO the test he en-
gagged the Auditorium and brought his
company on Instead of so Tor a box seat
s. for an orchestra chair & for sas priv
ilege % sitting in the balcony, ae liked =
scale % prices ranging from - ~erts &c
s. and crowded The house at every tse~-
Torrance. He had limited his erlga cement
TO three weeks. and was sorry he hadn't
doubled H. While he didn't have any
Segnhrtchs or MeIbas or De Raszkea as
Grau had. or any LsnLehmanns or Ai*arYs
as rad Damroscb. he had company that
would average better "a use q CONNER
cial term. than wuuid either ~ the other
agrregatlons Mr. chariev's success is
being duplicated hy the Castle Square
company, which is cr0wding Caicaga's
newest theater. the Studehsker. nightly
(sran and Danroseh fall To draw ~ CHI
cago as they do IN New York argues one
OF two things. Either the fnasic loving
public 10 more senssbie than ina. OF the
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Eastern metropolis, and refuses TO pay
mere FOR an article than II believes y
worth. or II has not the money 10 spend.
However that may be. there are enough
music lovers I'm this utiiitarian city 20
crowd nightly one II the largest Of u
play houses when the prices fer seats are
kept within reasonable limits.
Z. /.
a new Juliet was born in Chicago this
week, and that she Is IS sweet and faif
TO look upon and listen 10 as any OF the
long line of iiiustrfgsis jiiiets who have
gone before. the critics all seem agreed
For same time Julia Arthur has contem~
plated giving the public her taea of what
sorf ~ woman the gentle Capuiet should
be. She desired that her nrst appearances
In that trying role should be before d crit
ical audience and resolved that IL should
be made in Chicago. Blu, she failed -
reckon with the theatrical trust she had
been booked 20 appear at the Columbia
last week a, the time Of booking II was
not known she contemplated en- ertng The
ShakespeaFean field. Later she announced
she would. with her company. produce
Romeo ara Juliet" In the meantime
THE Little Minister, with Maud Adams.
had been booked AZ the Powers. another
trust house. The prospect Of having
spea a rival for Miss Adams as Miss Ar
Nste1t ~ SNAtFS Shkcf$ Ne4fa " III a A1ns~
which was a rival. and making sure, a.
they thought, that Miss Arthur would not
dare defs the trust by go.nr to m oSt-
side tfleAter. the managers Of ths Coiun-
tia took advantage Of Miss Artnure
temporary Illness and cancelled her data
She appealed to the courts but got no re-
lief, Her next step was 10 nuy or
week At the Grand opera hosi r.. the yniy
legitimate outside theater tn toe city.
aud produced the play She was n.
warde3 On her opening and on subsequent
nights with large and appreciatlv4 ADD
s'lees- And she not only cspBivatei ~
Audience On the op.ninx nagn. but IL
critics "a well
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cut later they were lied Ia and isln,Siis &
on. and In most cases their physicnf 49,
Git.on worse than when frs. placed Il 52vE
treatment. -zss I
II Is with pride that we point = -
methods adopted and enforced by n1Ss
ties leading medical institution tn fSSe.s
Eiecsre- Medical Institute. under thel S5SScS
supervision OF specialists of unhlem1rT ~ /
character and worldwide reputation TSH
press Of Minneapolis Chicago. 81. -
Omaha. Denver and San Frauc1noa -
loud in their praises az the learned nks;S
clans at the head Of the ms, tute N-
such great authority as the A1os1ssSl
Journal Of Health a1ludes to the epec1n11S1Ss
Of she institute as the foremost g. RI
the profession. 49,
The same authority in alludiue d -,
different treatments applied by physlu1sIS
SAYS. z-'-y-s
Effective as either medical or ei<clSses
treatment has proven TO be when ul6 n
separately under proper advice IT, e9S-
binsng Of these two great curative ans21ss
by these eminent Specialists pruducenSa
curative power never before Obtained -
impossible to secure by either medic 6 p
electricity used in the old way 49,
Does Z not appeal to your inteiliRo1
that the two combined will accon1nSISS
more than when used separately! I1
able and progressive Specialists an - &
achieving NEST Nousterfnl resulta n c1sss
iag NERVOUS. CHRONIC and bflofI6
disease and all difficult diseases q ~
and WOMEN. 80
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AItgeid's Poxssfon.

IEsc1ES Tribune
Astgss9s rs-~carce e-ssrgx. ministry and
fDsesfEenee ara S0t 10 T.. discounted ~
wise opponents. E.-al iAs2gn sae aims
szvn since ths eiec.5asgas u ~ Is general
th2S ssss cszss 81 SILVER Jacks tnss enshsSE-
ASIDE s1g2o-G & oDes hs1 because times
are apparently better and rsa :.osgs1rsAys
ses-s 30 chance Of saccsss "a esr9as>-gas ting
~ fariherFng q aruYassssa repeatedly
condemned. stu that sentiment wIa man
F-st Itself ness year ard xsSh s2ch vaxo~
thai II Il 70 nas >gsairal The Democrats Ysa-
tsonai eonvenSsou IL will no: at1ae by tee
results q t@as convention K WI e-stt al
NEST as certainly as ttSt Teller kso4le4
he 81 Jszss convention IN So. Aitgeiz
WHO condemned Aoszing when Il woass
save gorsi his ex. will noe apparently hes
ita,e. having himself nracsices het1 ag
since then 10 aid 4 revolt against conSer-
satfve Democracy ia 1*s.
OF course. A.sgsi4 viii net have In 1876
the cpsgI % vantage which Re held n s.
because ne VIII no longer A@ governor
having power. like the centurion 10 say
70 ore mar. Go" and he soeth, and ID
another. Come" ard sse ccEseah. He Will
BE- obliged doubtless a. 8lSsAySntase
10 Work oat mis- own and the salvation ~
Democrats like minded. bzss II any con-
sersattye Tse<nccra; fancses that because
he has no patronage 10 bessow Alleged is
without resources, he Is nightly mis-
taken With genius for organization. ne
viii work iaaustrscasly for the triumph Il
radical Democracy.
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Retrospect of the
Week i'm gh1cagOe
&-S@A@An4-A@4@S@s@
Special Correspondence.


HfcAysa. April .1-Tse event es
ne @ewk IN soea.. Il zee IA IA
fio~at political circles. wss TIE
bssse@t rs che Nsrnsstnn C@ah. al
wascss tAe guest o. heaer ard rrsn
cipa4 sgsess1er Vas tfs'xrraaF fe1sssFw
az New xerk The aTass VAS resaarAsnae
in -.anv wayx. hsss eaaegsy remarkable Tor
giving The pehEse nsw ssghs uisssE TIE char
acfsr ~ ,zse Sasst % ssonar The subject
- sis address was THE Strenuous Life
A. tsse vaegasaS ar%sg associations - the
essunsrv gsok passss % g8xe sae rssasnx
,ssss5z> his rszrs Ks n fsali saey hardly need
Il. - ssvxs2f sa4sars acre. Ore passage, haw-
ever. stands asst 81 ees& relief Referring
re sAe array and ravy he said:
''Elsc Army AID the navy are the sword
ard the sase54 which tsss ration must
carry IL SAs Is 70 Do her duty among ias
ratsosss az tia eAvfh-'
T-aIs significant asterar.ce, taken In con-
nectiar wtsh sAe aggressive srsEit which
Mr.. Roosevelt has always shown. whether
tn peace or waE. ar IA preparing FOR war.
and IN face % the fact shar ne is iaolised
by the young usen Of the nation. has caused
pubic nzen Inclined toward conservatism
70 wonder ts Teddy is not destined, II
net checked. 10 became a menace.
TIE banquet was remarkable. too. fer
ha Wing developed. IN TIE person o. eN-
Congressman Evan e Settle OF Kentucky.
another orator OF far more than ordin-
nary power To aim gas assigned the duty
OF responding TO the taass Lee. and 80
we'll aid he acaui, himself that ne car. sed
the great audience OK 4.as men and wo-
men eff is feet Nr Settle was selected
20 represent the lac Confeaeracy-ihe
gray. The blue was represented by Gen.
John p. Black in his response TO the toast
Grant" Mr.. Settle had some fame as an
orator. but il WAS never dreamed that at
this late day any orator could say any
thing az Robert e Lee that his hearers
did not know or say Ii III such q way that
men would be moved 10 cheer at times
as though srez.zied. or women TO weep at
other fs-nes as though heart broken. This
Sestie d.d, and iia Il 50 effectively that all
the other speakers of The night. even
Roosevelt, the principal speaker OF the
evening were completely oTeTshadoweti.
Such is the power of a persuasive tongue
and a vivid Imagery over the minds Of
men. Mr. Setties pers<asioa fellows:
IN the month Of October General Lee
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psscs he win probably take cut He does
mss plan 70 70 v~~t q Kansas CITY
= 3 q
Tbs -sceEeton ~ sbs Rz1ezxh-tae s-ss OK
l~w@gs victorious Aese 10 res1rn bone
Mas rather zxslzsY. Toa mistake 81 as
szzTsazx that she sesxes wUsia arrive from
B@-sri1&a o. u esrsz1. aoar w8s made sns
sss@ Fse~sssscn cssrnraasse- had sssr&a and
csxz2SoS zszng sat znx.eAe Of reaching
nsre ss nasr 60 SATURDAY tie c-aises came
e~e~Eng - 81 rnsaEixas azG Ire festivities
Ss-~ sesfe-rsss for DAY. Saturday was
svsxht ard s&-n while 8ssnczy proved r.r
aTz G.Asax-seas bic TIE riEy wiz iaser make
- In hospitality what rAe sorrsaa recep-
sksn lacked IA~a. wsnS9v, % he Rs-
s@sxa. - q nerssses ~ A9zns,aI Dewey and
-. sasp AIRED lie a~st sac; IA the Manila
sgss 80 ss~cszl snisr-x attaches 10 The
ASrsTs. Of Tie vessel
xx .
A srsE.1h~r O: do local colony os former
t~sstlsss 80 - ous with the Suggestion hat
Moran Erus1srs make al effort 10 secure
sas contrast for the c<sus G-sacf1su OF the
Few cruiser Tacoma. Ee swys What's ia
. name lts doing things taas coazss"
". c. Waite. Of Neasen. p. G. Was
visitor Ia tie metropolis sna week He
Il N fsaiie, 81 Ro~esand, = g.. 10 here
or q BUSINESS trip and makes the Ashland
rs heAxau4y.erx
James us4nsnsusr ard wife. Of Victoria.
were amos.x the guests II tie Hoffman iasf
week
Miss f. Andersen, OF Tacoma, u visiting
sr sas city. She % . guest ~ the Esur1e-
yaz. hoas~
Ii. G. Foster. Of Tacoma. was IN the
city last week He Was al thu Grad
hntei
J. J. Clark Of Everett. arrived here on
" ednseslay and made his home al the
Grand Ensun
Mrs Tssssn- % Seattle. sailed Ter Europe
on the American fsrae steamship ST. Iou.s
Pending sh& sailing ~ th@ St Louis she
w&s gTsrs- 1T tSr s. Denis
II. w. Mcdaniel Of Everett was In the
city this week. He WAS registered al the
New York
Patsey Clark. o: Spokane. still Hnds the
Hotel Imperial suited &c his tastes Ar
ether Spokane man al the Imperial Is ",
Alpe-son
J x. Mcdonald Ii hack In New York
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HARRY E. LEES GREAT TROPHIES OF THE CHASE

Speaking Of his trip 70 Alaska last year
and his prospective one about 10 be under
taken, Mr.. Lee said.
Il have hunted through the dense for
ests in upper Canada, the Cumberland
mountains in Pennsylvania, the Ozark
mountains In Arkansas. the Rocky mount
aims in Colorado Wyoming and Montana.
the swamps and canshrakes OF Missss ppi
ard louisiana, and the huumocks and
everglades OF Florida but IN all nay ex-
perience never undertook anything half
SO had as my trip in the interior Of
Alaska.
Notwithstanding this, am anxious TO
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Honest Advice
To the Applicant.

III you are suffering from Nervous ~
hility and all It's attending ailments r
young middle aged and old men, lndlnoeoS
tons in youth or excuses IN after -
go and have talk with the doceoea e
the institute.
II you are afflicted with pcrufr1N
syphilitic blood poison. or private dinon(r6
go and talk with the doctors. U
cures guaranteed.
II your heart troubles YOU. cail ana ~
the reason why. Your case will Be -
messed honestly and correctly.
Bright's diseases. diabetes, conGeetioQef
the Kidneys. gravel. uraemia. all SucooD
fully treated.
varicocele. hydrocele and all sWe0m4
tenderness and irnpediments OF the e1a21n1
parts quickly and completely cured.
Rupture, stomach and head tr0Q1eA
including deafness and catarrh, p01ne
nentiy cured at reasonable termA
Failing manhood and loss OF oo4DM
power quickly restored.
All diseases Of women most succeootlk4
treated and promptly cured by tho CO.
bined Electro Medical treatment.
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JUST AS ESSENTIAL
WITH The PHYSI-
CLAN AS The
BANKER.
Timely Remarks About the
State Electro Medical
Institute.

Reliability and character are TWO essen
ttais necessary for the successful conduct
OF any legitimate business. II is just as
necessary that a physician has standing
in the community in which he resides as
bank. YOU naturally inquire as 10 tire
reliability of the institution. the ability 10
return the money when demanded. and
meet such other obligations as IL under
takes So II is with the doctor. II you
need the services of a physician. YOU
want one of character. of reIia bility. and
of that scientific knowledge Of his pro-
fession as to leave all doubt at rest OF
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Clerk II. NJ Hopkins. OF the Federal
court. took in just 81 - at the sale held
yesterday afternoon of tb. unclaimed per
ecgasi effects Il dead seameB. There were
hand store men were the heaviest GdcTs.
Everything Wen; fer 3 song. AID TIRE dep
utF marshal who acted IS aHctiu0ser al
Amos. to sing the s3rg himself in order
10 dispose of h,f y arss TIRE szS.s4 xii. pe
sent 10 the United States marine hospital
fund
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his ability 10 perform any cure he under
takes Indeed, honesty and character are
more essential in the practice Of medicine
than any other profession. The honor
and reputation of the patient is at stake.
and how many cases come under trcat-
ment where character and homer are con-
sidered more precious than life Itself?
The practice OF Haunting before the eyes
OF the world, through The public press.
the Ills and Weaknesses of unfortunafes.
under the guise Of testimonials" should
not be encouraged. The practice is per
nicious If not criminal. In most cases
the afflicted permit themselves TO sign
an innocent looking paper. only to find
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owned by any individual! en- this earth
The speaker Was Harry f. Lee. Of Chi
cage. who IL in this city preparing for his
sefssnd hunting trip 10 Alaska. Possessed
u IN ample fortune and with no business
or ether les 10 bind his time Mr Lee has
Ter years devoted himself 10 hunting and
shooting and today is recognized by
sIortsmen ali over the country as one OF
the hest shots sxtant, either at the traps
or IN the forests. mountains or on the
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Treatment by Mail.

One of the features of the state WooeD1p
Medical institute is tha great success ~
tending the treatment or patients By IL
mall system. When treatment ana W41&
zines are taken AS directed, the hepk ~
suits are obtained. Thousands q 6uO
effected each year.
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1aa1 grand opera in English and AZ rar-
liaF prices car BE- mace a success in ctt-
cage from box 0Tsee standpoint is be-
ing demonstrated by the Castle SQUARE
Opera company now at THE s,uaesake
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~aE W TgsEE, Asszk Iss-Tns TaDS8a nce
~ esssext A@~ zxals draws sz@euss9@ 20
sas szeS km&x ire Asxs&a. as@st
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HOPE and expect before Gle 10
have cfas Of sne finest coiIec-
tons 81 trophies Of this cha 6.
all killed hy rr.yx@tf .na. ia
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GLIMPSES OF WEST
ERNERS IN NEW YORK.

rsscs he VIII probably take out lie does
nSE plan 10 e w@@t 81 Kansas CITY.
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