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,ect and Pass Upon Some Of the Many
hills that Have Been introduced.
|covERNoR SENT IN HIS NOMINATIONS.
mem Were Confirmed and Others viii Be Today -Daugh-
me Republic Presented Historic Oavels Leu
tenant Governor and the Speaker.

whIs
n to get already been
MI, introduced shcrins
for pursuing other
q AZ most important.
without
whom objections of
make landing
~ alleged reasons given
assured every
Ina him.
of
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BIRTHDAY OF BURNS.
scntchmen mt Dallas PropOsc to Cell
citrate II Appropriately.

citrate II Appropriately.
Dallas, fexus, January ls.-The Dallas
clan OF Scots Will give an interesting public
entertainment Oh the night of January rs,
tho anniversary of tho birth OF Robert
Burns. Arrangements are being perfected
for q Jubilee occasion on the date mem
Toned and sons OF bonnie Scotland from all
over North Texas, as well as tho public
generally, are expected to be present.
John Span,ie who cane from within
a mile o. Edinboro town" and "a the piper
OF the Scotch Oats company. will assist
the local talent IN Initiating Piper Find
later's version Of the Cock o the North"
and other inspiring airs OF the heather
hills. Mr.. Sparkle is also a celebrated
singer OF Scottish songs and Will sing
many OF Burns verses that have been set
TO music. Addresses on Burns and Scot
land Will be made. and many Incidents
In the life OF the man whose lines made
all the world love him will be related.
Almost every clan In North Texas IL ex-
pectcd to be represented and the event
promises to be memorials one in the
history of the scotch-Americans of Dallas.
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in the house. In recent letter to Or.

in the house. In recent letter to Or.
Hartman he says:
State OF Oregon,
Executive Department,
Salem May =, 1905.
The Pe-ru-na Medicine CO., Columbus.
Ohio.
Dear Sirs: have had occasion to use
your Pe-ru-na medicine In my family for
colds, and II proved TO be an excellent
remedy. | have not had occasion TO use It
for other ailments. Yours very truly,
w. NJ. Lord.
II will be noticed that tho governor says
he has not had occasion to use Pe-ru-nA
for other ailments. The reason for this is.
most other ailments begin with n cold.
Using pe-ru-na TO promptly cure colds. he
protects his family against other ailments.
This Is exactly what every other family
In the United States should 10. Keep To-
ru-na III the house. use II for coughs,
colds. Iii grippe, and other climatic affcc-
lions OF winter. md there will be ho otner
ailments In the house. Such families
should provide themselves with a copy OF
DR. Hartmun's free book, entitled "Winter
scatarrh. Address DIR. Hartman, Column
bus, Ohio.
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g conventional interest nom 10 70 ! Per

ing conventional in,ercs, from 10 to 8 Per
cent.
Favorabiy on Morris bill allowing actual
mileage travelled to sheriffs and constables
serving papers in civil cases.
Fayorably on Terrels bill providing that
witnesses In criminal cases which have
been transferred from sne county TO an
other on change OF venue shall receive
fees without being attached or re-sum.
mcnsed. and also to pay witnesses AT
tached before grand juries.
Unfavorubly on Sebastian's bill provid-
ing that where party applies n vile epi-
tibet to another the party to whom the Cpl
thet was applied shall not he guilty of
crime IL he assaults the other.
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COMMON SENSE CURE.
PYRAMID PILE CURE CURES PILAs
PERMANENTLY ny ClatiNG
THE CAUSE.
4 Hema rikabIe Remedy Which r
bringing Comfort TO I'housands
OF Sufferers.

Probably half the people who see this
article suffer from plies. IL Is one " too
coDmonest diseases and one OF the most
obstinate. People have II for years and
Just because II ~ pDt immediately fatal
they neglect II. Carelessnees causes no
ond OF suffering. Carciessness about 70
simple thing as piles has often caused
death. Hcmorrhages occur from no apper-
ont cause and loss OF blood causes DEATH
Iiefnorrhages occur during surgical treat
ment, often causing death,
Piles are simple III the beginning apA
easily cured. They can be cured, even "
the wost stages, without pain or loss q
There Ia only one remedy that will ~ ~
Pyramid Pile Cure. q.
II allaya the inflammation immediately
heals the irritated surface and with contSu.
used treatment rNuucoR the swelltng 49,
puts ths membraaes Into good. sound
healthy conditions. The cure y thorongA
and permanent. . q. !.
testimonials we have lately tsCeiye4s '.,.,
Mrs. NJ. q Hinkley, e0l MIsele9l5l
street, indianapolis. I'D. Days: nAye 9pW
= sufferer from the pain Ard eA94H41e4
Of Piles for attssn ysass ~ fxzo31l
Pile Cure and ryrAIpid Fills gove ~ i54l155
mediate rslisf snd r. sheFt - = n
M Major Dean u coluebps ~ IN Y
10 lbs benefits dsstyel ~ Z II J. Il
Pile Cure: 4 sulIiteS ~ n I'd 4
years and twe boy(1S RI! 4! Id g. "
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Maxnhncl,ie Itcm..

waxaha,hic. Texas, January 1s.-Mrs.
Robert Matthews entertained the NJ. w. M.
club today, beginning at 0 o'clock. This Is
the most fashionable club in the city and
IL composed OF married nnd single ladies'.
A laundry In this city Is going to try
new plan OF getting It's steam from a
nlant several hu-dsed feet away and run
ming It's machinery with electricity. They
think by so doing they can save fuel bills.
sree lee ture here on January 20.
lieutenant CLARK Of the Fourth Texas
is here recupersting. lie has been In bed
for some time.
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y.,uable Dcposit Of TIA.

Ell Paso. Texas. January ls--A large Nc
posit Of tin has been found in the noun
tains sixteen miles north Of III Paso.
specimens of the mineral asssyed showed
a Weld Of $40 worth OF lin 70 the ton.
The strike was made on land belonging TO
q. r. Morehead. Captain Charles Davis and
r. ii. Conklin. The and VIII make these
gentlemen a large fortune u the deposit
Il 81 large ~ indications point.
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The Housc.

AbiC AOASCs
~ hon,s convened at 10 o'clock, but
'lns . the disarrdngement of the chairs
ne hall on account of the inaugural
W adjournment was necessary until IL
el'A It which time the house was
ped 10 order
's'ser sent up resolution providing
ne appropriation OF $3.50 to be used
snoSlns and reintcrring the remains of
O'sioot Wallace in the State cemetery
efcstnE a monument to his memory.
''Frsd to the committee on appropria-
m
supanire and Dorroh offered concur
Y resolution providing for sine die ad-
4.nent March TO- A motion to lay the
M, .sl ~ on the table subject to call pre-
~ ~ " vote Of 40 to 81.
-'.se aent up resolution providing for
~, slntment Of committee, to be
"A NJ q me governor, comptroller and
.s,snue agent, to inquire into the
Y. y. sysIem Of levying and collecting
=. n ~, and to make any recommends
n. Mey may see proper, report to be
me legislature. Referred to ju-
committee No. 1.
syuse recessed for few moments,
De,,' sA'cn u empowered the speaker to
~ !. sn9sner page for temporary use.
s. ~ POWELL offered resolution pro-
~ VT sine die adjournment ON March
nsius ss ss,on was taken on same. the hour
~ s'sed for the legislature, in joint
~ 4 ~ nccept gavels from the Daugh-
JOINT SESSION.
Ss.t ~ Two bodies had assembled. the
~ -. som the Daughters of the Hc-
IN 80 clorward and made the presen-
isSasn n0yernor lubbock acting as
- a as are made from wood taken
\ 49, 70 N Columbia. BraxoIia coun-
[lke Rsnsnnss, mt session of the congress-
l9ssS ~ was held. The gavels were
y NM. ncat speeches on the part of
~ nrs.sno house by Lieutenant Gov
100 s .a.us and Speaker Sheriff..
MI: aerriil expressed himself a.
= IN pi !, this beautiful token Of es-
M S \. Kindness from the William B.
.,sAlie = Of the Daughters Of the
sI.o ~ N. me motive that prompted this
= npresss upliment from q band of wo-
s1tjtd ~ ,us the heroes OF struggle
4, Hllorls me annals If nations, for
" Ii tus sastrument. fashioned from a
sisi ~ "a. capitol and adorned viii,
49,. nom the renowned family Of
s SOn'ssrsa (. On ali Texas through l
- enb,ss. representatives.
q GO @ % welded by a despotis
= e " to b. worn BY a tyrant
<r pie Eavel, symbolizing the
IN |, ! mighty and a noble peo co.
lfIo ~. ~ used without malice Of
~ y Presenting this y token = from rom
~ "a 3 soceptlng It from the hands
~ enas today proud monument
ss ZIP. psst an exalted citizen ~
II s,s'ls around the he sreat sS chez Isf'
CAUSE and took IN active
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House judiciary committee No. tonight
decided to report favorably on LIZARDS bill
placing venue OF cases Of sale of mort
gagged property in the county from which
1t was removed. as we'll as in the county
where 1t was Sold and unfavorably on
Staples bill to establish board of barber
examiners and requiring BARRIERS to be II.
censcd thereby.
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by some one in the dark and left for
dead. What could have caused the attack
is u mystery He had been to visit u
sweetheart and was returning home when
he was waylaid. A negro was arrested
and held as a suspect. He was found
painting heavily about 400 yards from
where Carmichael was found Just before
Carmichael was discovered As he could
not or would not give any reason why he
had been running he was Jailed pending
Developments s.. In
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Elliot Iterns.

Flliott, TEXAS. january i, --Rev. Patton
I.ampl.in has been called to the pastorate
~ the Baptist church at this place.
The fisth Sunday meeting OF the Robert
son county Baptist association viii meet
. rv The Una baptist church Mt this place
he eth, 2sth and 18th OF this month.
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PROCEEDINGS.
The Senntc.

IL
IA Texas. January 1s.--The senate
INA to order this morning by Lieu
n Governor Browning.
aviation was read from the Ma
alive stock association to be present
IN NEXT annual convention, which is
nheld in Denver, January "a to ~.
NM 10 committee on live stock and
i iaislng.
Usage was received from Governor
a making the following nominations:
sr,tary of state, ID. H. Hardy of Waco.
s|stant attorney general, r. A. John
williamson.
".
serintendent Of penitentiaries, ]. s.
\ d Tyler. :.
sinsnt superintendent at Huntsville,
.. smithers OF Walker.
idstsnt superintendent at Rusk, w. M.
III Of Anderson.
(ii,,clal agent of penitentiaries. Will
. " c. Hill Of Dallas.
N0mt6el0neT OIL agriculture Aubui ANY,
Iisis and history. Jefferson johnson
Travis.
as revenue agent, Joe Lee Jameson of
hi.
fuyteiatendsnt Of public buildings and
unds, Sam D. Harlan Of Travis.
~ sensts went into executive session
sstdtr the appointments, and after
mt secret session the doors were
I'M open and 1t was announced that
I'm Hardy and Scurry had been con-
- nd that the consideration of the
u lppcintments had been postponed
NJ tomorrow. and on motion OF Miller
ssaate agreed to go into executive ses-
D tomorrow after the morning call to
wider the other appointments.
ahs house concurrent resolution was
pa inviting Hon. w. J. Bryan to ad-
~ he house and senate.
ny senate repaired to the house to wit
ne presentation of gavels, after which
:! adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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wan. cosrt Mou.e compl..ea.

Haiietsvliie, Texas, January is.-Ths
work on the new court house was not
progressing fast enough to satisfy the
county commissioners and they in special
session yesterday had a conference with
the contractor, who had sublet the work
~ another contractor, and he agreed to
Zee that the building was completed by
Nav 1, According 10 contract 1t ought 10
have been completed last summer.
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ZINC second plstrict.

San Antonio. Texas, January 1S.-Section
No. of the State Bankers association
was In session In the city today. Means
of promoting the business interests Of
Southwest Texas were discussed.
B. w. Klepstein Of Beeville was elected
chairman of District No. 2 for the ensu-
ing term,
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
In the senate.

In the senate.
Bills were introduced as follows in the
senate today:
Grinnan--To punish any person driving
cattle out Of any county without first hay
ing same inspected.
Loyd-To appropriate $4,000 to erect
at Rusk penitentiary cotton and wooden
mill.
Potter-To regulate fees Of sheriffs and
copstables.
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r.talIy Ini urea by !. FAN.

Waco, Texas, January ls.--j, n. coving-
I'm a motorman recently from San Anto-
n,o' fell from the top OF a car today while
rsnairine tho trolley wire and received in
s,,r,as believed 10 be fatal. He Ia suffer-
inr from concussion OF the brain.
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uommlttcc to ncceiyc nrsan.

Austin. Texas, January ls.-This even
ing Lieutenant Governor Browning APP
pointed Potter, Terrell and Miller as .
committee on part of the senate to ar
range for the Hon. J. W. Bryan to address
the legislature.
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HilIsboro. Texas. january ls.-- Henry
Carmichael, who was found unconscious
yesterday morning. Is still unconsclo.is.
He Will probably dlc There y noW
scarcely doubt but that - ~ stisehee
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IN COMMITTEE.
SENATE Judiciary No. 4.

Judiciary committee No. ] this morning
reported favorably a bill by Lewis proyld-
ing that in all suits where the defendant
is cited by publication and no appearances
Is entered within the term allowed tue
court shall appoint an attorney to defend
IN behalf of such defendant ana shall allow
such attorney reasonable compensation
for his services, TO be taxed up as part
OF the costs of the suit.
House Judiciary No. i.
House judiciary committee No. met tnis
afternoon. Chairman Wooten being apseh'
~ account of sickness, Schluter presidei.
Al, fine bills were read and s1)ourhineh'
tooIr nlace until 10 a. m. Fricay'
trnu.e Contingent Espenaes.
tsouse committee on contingent expenses
aonroyed accounts OF sergeant -at-arrns ana
.a,snosea Of other routine Business, a ,s
siinwarce of such things as water p'scaa -.
rntvaa matches etc, was refused Ss'AsS
r. chairman Of this committee.
HDuxe state Affairs.
xrousa committee on state affairs report
ed fayorably bill by Ratclih reducing s,. -
.snse nm ten pin alleys from SLOW 70 sS cr,,
cen ps,,, ~ rs,ating TO contract interest," "o'0
a,sc,,ssed. but no action taken
senate judiciary No. p "A
e.,.,. Judiciary committee NO. .n'
. stsrnoon acted on the following p DE-.
Fayorabiy on bill BY Yantis aen"sr ns *
oais and conventional inte.os. ~ educ.
ing legal interest At ' POI 'e1' -
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Hearns items.

Hesrne, Texas, January 1S.--iearns
lodge No. IS. Knights Of Pythias, held their
regular meeting last night and installed
the following duly elected ofncers
+. n. Stevens, chancellor commander;
W. r. Smith, vice chancellor, D. McElroy,
prelate: n. O. Talmage, master OF work;
j. T.. Peel. master OF exchequcr; J F..
Mcwilliams, master OF finance: J. Wad-
dell, master at arms; ". @. Bishop, keeper
OF records end seal: q. Hart, innnr guard;
NJ NJ. Rocky. outer guard
After the meeting closed the members
were treated to an elegant lunch and re-
freshments.
Miss Pearl Lane OF Calvert Is In the city
the guest OF Dr. Simmons and family.
William Conn0rs OF HOuston 10 spending
a. short visit here with his brother.
Mr. George Plillipowski and son, jake.
returned this morning from Austin
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Whatley shows that the number OF con-
ylcts on hand December ! was 1907. DUR
ing the month 81 were discharged; par
doned. escaped; 6 died, and the total
number on hand December 81, was 4SOb
The penitentinry beard appointed by
Governor Culberson held It's last meetias
today and wound IN it's business by APP
proving contracts for the lease of convlcts
on tho Ferris, Bowden. Campbell and Sew
ell and Whatley and Herring farms.
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srArE MEpIcAL poARp.

Drs. Harrison and smith. representing
the state Medical association. had brief
conference with Governor SayerB this
evening With regard % the creation OF "A
State medical board. He told them TO pro
pose u bill cinbodying their idcns and tina.
lie would give 1t duo consideration II It
reached him.
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nov e,orx,c,ed q Muraer.

Waxahachie. Texas. January 1s.--John
Mckinney, 1'-year-old boy, was given
five ycars In the district court today for
killing James Callahan at Ennis last Sep
TENDER.
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rERsoNAL.

Ex-Attorney General Crane returned
from Cleburnc this morning.
Among the distinguished visitors from
Southwest Texas who attended the In
auguration and ball was Judge Winchester
Kelso OF Eagle Pass,
Mr., and Mrs. John Copeland. Misses
Matte and Erin Mitchell and Miss Lula
Fry OF Marshall. Texas. attended the in-
auguration festivities.
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
Reports Of Superintendent and Financial
Agent Of Penitentiaries.
THE BOARD HELD ITS FINAL MEETING
Thc state Medical board Advocates
called on Governor 'snycrs-Dr.
Blunt Looking After snlaiipox.

Austin, Texas, January 1s.--The regular
monthly meeting OF tho State penitentlary
board was held In tho governors office
this morning. The following Is summary
Of the report OF Financial Agent J. S. Rice
for tho month OF December:
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LOOKING INTO SMALLPOX.

fzNT0TNfFVo f5V V -o1'' :
State Health Officer Blunt went to Fol-
ton, Temple ard Hillsboro this evening to
look Into tho smallpox situation at those
NOTES.
$4,000 OF Ganado public FREQ school incor-
poratlon OF Jackson county bonds.
Governor snyers will appoint the govern
ing boards OF the different eelerposynary
institutions in few days. Judge r. Y.
King, the new superintendent OF the Con-
fcderate home, will not take charge OF
that office until February !.
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.ry 9. 1893. sl47,-

192.45, which Is deposited az follows.
cash In safe. Huntsville. ..... s1,557 43
Gibbs National bank, Huntsville 7.456 46
r. w. House bank, Houston.... 1924 6s
Hutchings, Sealy & CO.. Calves 4
tom $3.50 2,S27 67
First National bank. Houston. 1864 "a
American National bank, Austin 2,847 10
w. b. workman, treasurer. -. $4,000 90
eial agent ...,.. 22s1 n
n M Vines. agent. Mineola. 116 l3
~. n Morton. Houston. ....... 492 81
Tba ronort of SUPERINTENDENT H.. A.
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A THOUSAND. TONGUES

Cou'd not express the rapture of
+. Springer. Of PhlsLelphi..
when DR.. Kings New Discovery
cured her Of a barking cough tina. for
many years had made life . burden.
says: "After all other remedies
D doctors failed it soon removed the
PAIN 10 my chest and l can now sleep
sou"diy. something ] a scarcely re-
member doing before. / feel like
sounding it's praises throughout the
INVERSE DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry Is guaranteed to cure all troubles
OF D Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price
SOC and 81. Trial bottle free at John
Tull's drug store.
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Mortgage Sale.

Under and by virtue of a power OF
sale contained in a certain deed Of trust
recorded in the Registers Office Of
Burke county, in Book d No. ?. page
go, default having been made in the
payment of the note thereby secured, /
will, on Monday, the 10th day of Novem-
Der, 1892, expose to sale for cash, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House
door in the town Of Morganton. a GER
tain lot in the own of Morganton,
Burke county, described and bounded
as follows: Being a part of lot No.
7 in the division of the Walton House
property, beginning at the n. E. cor
ner of lot No. 6, on Unirn street, in
said town, and runs south 50 degrees
east 81 feet with the line Of lot No. 3
to a stake in the line of lot No. 10;
thence south 70 degrees west with the
line of lot No. 10 twelve az feet to a
stake. a corner of Lillian Avery's lot;
thence with the line Of said last named
lot 81 feet to Union street; thence with
| Union street II feet to the beginning,
for a full and complete description OF
which lot reference is made to the o
gage registered as aforesaid.
This 10th day of October. 1899.
W. G. ERWIN, Trustee.
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letters from Morganton to the
Charlotte Observer that this
mine is attracting a great deal
Of attention and is considered
a very rich find. Offers to buy
it have already been made but
the owners refuse to sell.
We learn that candidates
for Judge in this district are
already %springing up, and
some of the Barkises are using
the mail quite freely to let
their friends know of their
Willingness to accept a nomi-
nation. It will be recollected
that udgeG Green died last fall
too near the election for his
successor to be chosen last
year. The Governor ap-
pointed Jacob Bowman of
Mitchell to the vacancy, who
holds the office till the next
election, The Judge elected
next year will have two years
to serve. Burke, Mcdowell,
Caldwell, and Watauga have
candidates. It is probable
that Catawba will also put out
a candidate.
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CALDWELL.

ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING-A
REMARKABLE MARRIAGE
AFTER AN ODD FELLOW
LODGE MEETING.
Lenoir News, Oct. 18th.
Messrs. Harper Beall and
John K. Moore, with Misses
Alma Newland and Annabelle
Munroe, spent Sunday with
the Misses Perkins on Johns
River.
Lucy Jones', colored, was
accidentally shot last week by
some boys, who we're out hunt
ing. Lucy was in a field pick
ing peas and the boys were
some distance away shooting,
when a stray bullet hit her,
passing through the shoulder
or arm, making a painful but
not serious wound.
Odd Fellows are mighty
nice fellows and we don't
know anything "agin' EN-
and wouldn't tell it if we did,
but we would just as soon try
to sleep in the lower story of
a double-deck cattle car, load
ed with four-year-old steers,
as to try to sleep in a room
under the one occupied by a
crowd of Young Odd Fellows
just returned from a lodge
meeting.
]. A. Dula, Esq, was high
lord executioner at a remark.
able marriage ceremony last
Saturday. The contracting
parties we're Uncle Alex
Hood, aged Go, and Miss Toxic
Sudderth, aged 16-both col
ored. The remarkable part
of the affair was the bride
took the afternoon train i'm
mediately for a tour to Marion
leaving the groom standing
and wondering where she wa:
going.
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ma JUST ARR1vED.-One
car load Star Brand" Guano
and phosphate,
NULL & PAYNE.