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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-29
BALTIMORE &; OHIO RAILROAD.
Popular Excursions to Niagara Falls,
Thursday, OctOberI7.
4. IloI,s.d Ell. L..

luuTSudy, OStOOeTIk
$Io. Round Trip SO co.
A Ton QO) Day Tour to America 3
Create est National Wonder, via B. e. O.
Royal Blue Line and the Lehigh Valley
Roule, through the Lehigh and Wyom-
Ing Valloys--the Switzerland Of America.
A through tram of elegant day coaches
aud parlor cars will bO run on tho obove
dates, on following schedule:
Baltic, Md, Camden station 010
Baltic. Md, Mt Royal 02i
Wilmington, Del .........1052 %
Chester, Pa. Pa.................ll.W
Ar Philadelphia a...............1l.2I u. IN.
Ar Niagar! Falls. Hoo p. M.
Stop overs allowed on return trip at
Buffalo, Rochester, Geneva, Burdetto
(Watkins Glen), an Mauch Chnnk,
Sdo Trip to Thousand l,ands from
Rochester only $50 Round Trip. Tickets
good five days, but within return limit Of
Niagara Falls ticket
Special arrangements for dinner and
supper on ronlc at very reasonable rates.
Call on Ticket Agents. Baltimore Il Ohio
H. r., for full particulars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-29

Lautz Brothers Company have decided
to kecp their soap premium store at sli
Markot street opoa until October 2lst. so
don't forget to lay in big stock of big
Muster" White Spray Soap, and "Snow
Boy Powder. and take the Wrappers off,
aud exchange them for valuable prem
inns
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-29

Wo wero presented this morning with
box Of second crop Strawberries, grown by
George Staib, near Riyerview cemetery.
They woro quito large and rather appe
tlaing,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-29

Governor Tunnel and Adiutant Gener-
al.Hart left for Now York yesterday to a.
tend the celebration in honor Of Dewey.
They will bo !he guests OF the committee
of arrangements at Hotel Savoy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-29
Dewey Celebration ut Washington, D. ,

On account Of Dewey celebration ut
Washington, October end and 3rd, tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets on those dates from vii.
mington at rate Of single fare for the
round trip, good to return until October
4th, inclusive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-29

lady lest u roll of notes, amounting to
about f50 on King or Ninth streets, on
Wednesday last, A liberal reward will be
paid for the loturn OF tho Same TO tho
X Republican office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-29
The Fish Market,

Powell hes on his stalls in the Third
street market, butter Ash. trout, goldfish,
bass, blue fish, macliersl and otho. specie 5
OF the fl ny tribe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-29

10 Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartc, l0c or go.
NC C. G. fail TO cure, druggists refund money
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-29

7 OST--oN WEDNESDAY MORNING A
~ roll of bank notes Oh either Ninth or
King streets A liberal reward if left at this
office. s23.2tG
7 OST-ON 21TH INST. COLLIE DOG, VEL.
IL low sable and white, with round leather
collar. Reward II returned TO s0S Monroe
street. s?9BtS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-29
ENMARD & co.
NNARD'S
PlaidS and
VelyeteenS.

Plaid Cloth Skirts with
waists of Velveteen are very
desirable for all out.of- door
wear this Fall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-29
Freight Changes At Chester

George Stab residing near Riverview
lost Ii valuable COW last week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-29
DOCKSTADER'S.

Continuous Vaudeville, afternoon an1
evenings All this week.
George Melville, Mamie Conway,
Tho Broadway Trio Patterson Bros,
The La Roam Trio LaDazir,
William Davis Hall, Shooley andBurhocli
Annie Whitney
Tho Great Jctfrio -Fitzsim mons Fight, by
tho Clneograph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28
The International Sunday School Lesson
Oct. 90. 1899. Psalms I.XXV CXXVI.
paaI1nCS Of nnIfvnruura

Oct. 30. 1900. Psalms IIHXV CXXVI.
Psalmcs of DellVerance.
Two post-exillc psalms of unknown
authorship are here welded together.
They were written for the times, They
voiced the emotions and feelings of the
popular heart as the noblest poetry al
ways does. II Is difficult for us to ap-
preciate the feebleness and detection of
the remnant of Israel that returned
from the captivity They dwelt for
years among the ruins OF former great
ness. always q more dIspiriting sltua-
ton than new settlement in virgin
wilderness. The temple at length com
pleted was so mean as compared with
solomon's that those who had seen the
latter burst Into tears at the dedication
Of the former. The nation was such
pltiful small folk that they were a by
word and Kissing of their neighbors.
They were greatly detected: They
seemed to be settling down Into gloom
and despair. A revival OF hope and Joy
was their greatest need. 1t would be
difficult to conceive of anything better
suited to accomplish this end than these
noble lyrics. He who said: Let me
write the songs OF the nation and you
may write their laws" had Just esti-
mate of the influence OF national song
upon national character. Under these
elevated poetlcal strains there is log
Ical substitution furnishing u firm
foundation for hope Of coming prosper
ity. The argument OF Psalm L$SSY.
Is this: The present situation Of the
Lords people, dlspiritlng as II is In
some respects. Is In point OF fact an
evidence OF the Divine favor The
miraculous emancipation from Babylo-
Man captivity, the replanting of tho ma
tlon In Canaan Is in itself pledge of
the Divine forgiveness. The people are
restored not merely to their land. but
In their God as well. There Is a sudden
change Of key. The psalmist recognizes
that the Christening wrath of God has
not altogether ceased. There Is depre-
cation. confession and supplication.
Then II Is return to the high grace
notes Of Joy and triumph II Is doubt
full II Hebrew poetry ever reached n
higher strain than In this glowing pic
ture OF JehOvah's visit to his people.
He comes In triumph. Righteousness
Is his out-rider. Mercy, Truth and
Peace are his attendants, Rich lar
gesses shall be strewn on land and peo-
pie. The argument OF Psalm C%$VI. is
thanksgiving for return from captivity
verse u. accompanied by ardent pray,
or for Verse ~ and confiden. hope Of
oversees &, 81 its quick and full compile
finn The miracle OF return WAS like a
dream: II could scarcely be credited for
It's wonder. II filled the heart Of the
chosen with Joy and thankfulpess. and
the heather. who looked on, with aston
Ishment. Yet few only. In comparison
with the former multitude OF lnhabit
ants, occupied the land. The psalm'st
(vcrse ~ ardently entreats of God to
restore the remainder, and confidently
predicts oversees s. g. the accomplish
ment OF his prayer, harvest OF joy
and rejoicing after n seedtime of sor-
row. and prosperous many DAYS after
the short, sharp time of trIal."-Dean
Johnson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28

Observation-Disclosures encouraged
by the bright prospects Of the tall-sown
crop coupled with an oyer-supply on
hand for export weakened wheat to-day
and December closed with loss Of &c.
Corn weakened under large new crop
estimates and closed &c lower. oats
declined Mc. Provisions were nat and
closed with very little alteration In
values.
Wheat opened weak and after fee
BILE rally near the commencement on
covering. showed declining tendency
for the remainder of the session. Nearly
everything combined to create a bear
lsh sentiment. Argentine shipments for
the week were unusually large, amounts
ing to / ,O72. 900 bushels. Crop conditions
In that country were reported very
promising, the scarcity OF ocean vessels
alone preventing enormous exports
Such evidence of the undtmintsheo snip
ping capacity Of the South American
republic coupled with steady increase
in the domestic visible supply dlsheart-
nned holders OF long wheat who unload
freely, There was also considerable
selling for the short account and as the
demand was sluggish the market sag
ged steadily until near the end, when
covering started IN up-turn. The I'M
provement was only temporary, howev-
ar. as HquIdatlon on IL heavy scale FOL
lowed and the market closed weak
within n fraction OF the days range. A
slack cash demand and reports OF the
excellent condition of the winter wheat
us q result OF the recent heavy rains
stimulated the selling movement. De
cember opened h@Ac lower al IOSW
70&c; touched 70% 670Hc; declined to
70Nc; advanced to 7o&c, and declined 20
7OAc at the close. Chicago received lVo
cars, one OF which was graded contract
Minneapolis and Duluth got 6iS cars
compared with 1883 for the correspond
ing day a year ago. Total western
primary receipts were $4,000 bushels.
Atlantic port clearances in wheat ana
flour equalled 7A600O bushels. Argen.
tine visible was reported us 5,26O,OOO
bushels. against $4,000 the same period
year ago.
Corn was active and strong early, but
eventually weakened under LIQUIDATION,
encouraged by an estimate by an au-
thoritative statIstlclan that the total
Weld would amount to 1900, 100000 bush
els instead Of 2,0OOOeO.OOO, as predlcteu
by the government bureau. disap-
pointing poor cash demand was also
against the market, but country buying
owing to wet weather and moderate re-
ceipts. prevented any important break,
and the market closed steady. Receipts
4O2 cars. December opened a shade
higher ut 32132Mc: advanced to S2b0
S2Hc: declined to SlIs63l%c, and closed
with buyers at size.
Oats were extremely dull and lost
fraction in sympathy with corn. Re-
ceIpts, POS cars; December opened I'M
changed Mt 22Mc; declined to EMO 229ic
and closed at 22&c,
Provisions were fat and entirely
without incident, the range being just
wide enough to permit Of nm occasional
quotation. January pork and lard
closed shade higher at 80 57ls@S 90.
and s. aTJLG5 40 respectively. January
ribs unchanged Mt 81 1904 91i5
Estimated receipts for Saturday were
not posted.
mn. ,lJnt, fVIVroa rnugnd n a fDllOWg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28

and no change. Could anything be SIM
pleT when the plate was passed around
than putting In q nickel and taking out
two cents for stnSnp7 Adatoaca SEEM
ed to think not.
IAN that was awfuily amusing, but
did you like that sort OF llfe?' asked the
hostess.
II adore It and / am going to spend
every summer IN Virginia. They kill
ed me with kindness. The colonel took
me for beautiful drives every day. the
old grandmother taught me every con-
ccivahle crochet stitch. and sang me
songs Of the last century. Tucker lent
me his horse to ride. and went with me
on an old farm hack; the girls pressed
my thin dresses, and brushed my hair
for me, One day had n heathenish
cold and stayed In bed. Every solitary
member Of the family waited on me.
and had hot drinks, eggnogs, custard,
sponge cake, mink toast. hOt.water
bags, rosycheeked peaches musty books
of poetry. fresh roses and geranIums
piled as high as the bed posts. was
showed en- to every visitor who came
as our friend, Mrs. Strangely, and
made to go through my parlor tricks.
Everybody was henrtbrOken when /
spoke OF leaving. and Mrs. Mason said
after my term OF boarding was up, that
she wanted me TO stay a week as her
guest. which ! did. The whole neigh
borhoOd came to see me of, and Poca-
hontas cried, Motoaca and Gusts had
tears in their eyes when they kissed me
goodbye, and / am not quite sure that
my own weren't wet
Come back next summer, they all
cried. as the train moved or, you
haven't been a bit like regular board
err"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28
MANY NEW POsTOFFICEs
Established In West Virginia by the
Postoflce Department.

LlnNNulthllGl ~ NNEaA NlEfsaNAe ~ vs.
PostoHlce Department.
Many new postomees have recently
been established in this state. several
have been discontinued and the names
of some changed. Postmaster Wise has
just received the following bulletin,
giving this information;
stabllshed-Adams. calhoun; Al
batross. Putnam; Arbovale. (Peca-
hontas): Basin, (wyoming): Bluecreek.
(ESanawha); Boomer. (Fayette); Brush
fork, (Mercer); Branch, (Pendletonl;
Calvin, (Nicholasl; captina, (Niarshall;
Chestnut, (Aiason); Chlefton. (Aiarionl;
Clara. calhoun: CollinBvllle, (Fay-
do, CLAY; Finch, (RItchlel; GehO,
calhoun: Hambleton, (Tncker): Insti-
tute, (IIanawha); lola, (Roane); Jud-
son. (Summers); Jayenr (Marion);
Lanham, tPutnam); Lilly, (Summers);
Manown. CPreston); Miles, (Pendleton);
Mona. CMOnongallal: New Hope, tMer-
cer): Orient, calhoun; Orr, tPreston):
Otto. Roane): Pear, C3nlelgh); Penrl,
CNIchOlas) Powers. (WOOd): PrOvi-
dence, (Jackson) Rich Mountain. Ram
dolph): Rodes, (Fayette); Rosevllle.
Fayette: Rye. Wood; Salt Rock, (Ca-
bell): Sanders, (Wyoming); Sandy Hun,
(AicDowelD; Shafter. (Pendleton);
'Shyrock. (G.eenbrier); Stalnaker,
NewIs); Thessel. PendletOn); War
field, (Cluyl: Warren. (Jackson); We'll
lington. (ROane); William, (Tucker);
Winnie, CWlrD.
Names changed-Duke. (Monongaiia)
to Mona: Farm, (Kanawha) to Insti-
NVvk 1,Nr
Jakes Run, (Monongalla), to Daybrook;
Shreves. (PendIeton). to Branch; Teal,
(Eanawha), to BIuecreek; Tyler's
Creek, (Cabel), to Salt Rock.
Discontinued-Athey wood, mail to
WillimstOwn; Atlantic, (MineraD, mall
to Shaw; Bruin, calhoun. mall to
Beech; Classify. (Randolph), mail to
Long; Corcoran, CRandolph), mall to
Texel Cresap, (MarshalI, mail to
Powhatan Point: Elkfork. (Jnckson),
mail to Ripley: Ella, CAIaTshRlD. mail
to Pioneer; Flinttown. (Roane). mail to
Geneva; Grnsslick, (Jackson), mail to
Kenna; Hollyville, (Mlngo), mail to
Whnrncllffe; Kelley (Wood), mail to
Klngsbury Tough, calhoun, mail TO
Big Springs; Lowry's Mil. (Greenbrlerl,
mat to Avon; Lauckport, Wood, K.
r. D. from Parkershurg; Mansfield,
(Barbour). r. F. D. from Phillppi;
Pleasant Creek, (BarbouD, r. F. D.
from PhillppI: Rathbone. Writ, mail to
Olympia; Riverview. Fayette), mail to
Thurmond: Rogers (Taylor). mail to
McConkey: Roscoe. calhoun, mail to
Beech; Schley, (Roane), mail to
Zona; Standard, (BroOke) mail to
Colliers Smith. Hardy, mail to
Matthias: SwanpOnd. berkeley, r. F.
D. from PhillppI; Tannery, (Preston).
mall to LenoX, Tldewater (McDowelD,
mail to Vivian; Vienna, Wood. r. F.
D. from Parkersburg; Wade, (Tucker).
mail to Texas.
Observation-Disclosures calhoun;
Washington, wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28

GHICAGo-There was an unusually
good demand for cattle to-day, at the
recent advance In prices. which are on
an average OF 15c higher than q week
ago. Good to fancy grades sold ut
IS 60G6 as; common to medium 81 100
S As; stockers and feeders 50 50@4 az;
COWS and heifers and bulls 81 O06A 80;
Texans 81 2s64 10; calves IS 0O47 75.
Larger receipts than expected resulted
In a further decline OF &c In hogs. Fair
to prime lots 81 9OG4 45; heavy packers
50 SOR4 20. mixed 81 lOG4 321s; butch
ers' "a 1894 As; light weights 81 OO@
4 IS; pigs 81 6O34 25. Trade in sheep
was active at steady prices: poor to
choice sheep brought 81 OOG4 25: west
ern rangers selling at 81 50Gl4 %. and
prime yearlIngs "a 25G4 IS: inferior to
choice lambs 50 1905 IS; receipts, cat
tie, $500 head: hogs, 2s.OOO head; sheep.
5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; cx-
ira s. SOd6 90; prime 81 10d5 go; COM
mon 50 coos go Hogs active, but low
er; prime assorted mediums 81 4Ihd
10; best Workers "a As; light Workers
81 1904 40; pigs "a 2OG4 20; good heavy
hogs 81 4514 80; roughs 81 O0G4 90.
Sheep steady: choice wethers 81 400
4 IS: common 81 5OG2 80; choice lambs
s. S0T5 so; common to good 50 6Og5 20.
Veal calves 81 0OG7 80.
CINCINNATI-Hogs active and lower
at 50 60G4 40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features orthe Money and Stock
Markets.

AIit 4 GuNuEGb ~. lut nAuuHy anu 0LDGA
Markets.
NEW YORK. Oct. 27-Money on call
firm at 5lsalO per cent; last loan per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5O5h
per cent. Sterling exchange firm. with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 81
"A s7N for demand and at 81 sS0i S3h
for 60 days; posted rates 81 s4G4 s4H
and 81 SSG4 SSH; commercial bills 81 So
"a S2H. Silver certificates 5s059c. Bar
silver 577sc. Mexican dollars 4TNc.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
inactive. Railroad bonds inactive.
The stock market made consider
able display of strength during the ear
ly hours Of the day, Later there were
occasional advances by Individual
stocks or groups, some of which saved
gains on the day. but in the majority
OF cases the active selling movement Of
the last hour wiped out the earlier gains
and carried prices in some cases sharp
ly below last nights level. The motive
OF the selling was the fear Of nm I'M
favorable bank statement tomorrow as
well as to take attractive profits on the
weeks advance. The high priced In
dustrial speclaltles and the iron and
steel stocks were conspicuous in the
late reaction. The most notable
movement of the day was the rise in
some of the railroads running through
the south and southwest Louisville &
Southern Railway led with an extreme
advance OF ~. Missouri Pacific was
close second. There was notable firm
ness also in Mobile & Ohio, Chesapeake
& Ohio. Texas Pacific, st. Louis South
western, after carly weakness and the
Baltimore & Ohio stocks The large
earnings shown by monthly returns
caused the movement. The same mo-
tive advanced the price Of AtchIson
preferred and Northern Pacific. The
speculation was mixed during the
greater part of the day, many OF the
leading industrIals drifting up and
down NJ level either side of last nights
price. This was true Of Sugar. Tobac'
so, Manhattan and the Leather stocks.
The last named were reactionary early
In the day, but the preferred stock
came into active demand late In the
~, Ter rtso ~ Oh O,her poInts OF
""S VIZ -, 80 OH
strength at dlhereht tunes Were NJ"
Der, Republic Steel, General Electric
rac,edc Gas. Tennessee Coal. Colorado
,,',s c,t. o ros,or, IuipoIs
fuel ana Nni'"sN ~ 9,
preferred. New York. chicago o.
Louis first preferred dropped over five
not,,s an single transaction without
p''''' ..,.,.., ,r,,.,, 49,, ,,,r.
exciting any attention iherp Wetu '''
lous points OF weakness In the minor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28
Metals.

NEW YoRK-To-day's market was
an uninterestlng one. Buyers held
aloof in the absence Of important news
from abroad or the west and In view Of
a concessionary attitude OF sellers. The
undertone OF the market was weak.
though prices as rule were nomInally
unchanged. At the close the metal eX-
change called pig iron warrants very
dull at $lTalS. Lake copper quiet at
$l7 50. Tin unchanged with $Sl bid and
$Sl 20 asked. Lead unchanged. with
81 57lk bid and 81 62iG asked. Spelter
weak with s. bid and 81 10 asked The
brokers' price for lead is 81 40. and for
conner SIT 30.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28

az Some of the best and noblest of
the Psalms were composed In exile. The
authors Learned In suffering what they
taught in song"
(2) Psalmody had been intermitted In
the exile. The unstruDg harp had been
hung on the willow. but as Matthew
Henry quantity says: THE h0rps are
never more melodlously tunable than
after such disuse. The long want OF
mercles greatly sweetens their return"
(3) The Psalmlst's radiant picture
had literal fulhllmcnt, and an early
one, also within a century the coun-
try was populous. prosperous and pious.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28

CLEVELAND o., Oct, 26-contracts
entered into and pending indicate that
an effort win be made next year to car
~ down the lake by boat l7,79S,OoO tons
Of iron ore, which IL far In excess OF
anything yet attempted, The vessels
necessary for this are being engaged,
As the total shipment Of all CommodIt-
les down the lakes this year has been
about 100000 tons, there Is every
prospect that the shippers bf grain and
lumber will be compelled TO use the
railroads.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28
CommIssIoner Hcrmnnn's report

WASHINGTON, Oct. &c, - The an
nual report of Commissioner Hermann.
of the general land office. made public
to-day, shows grand total OF 929.5OS-
OGS acres Of unnpproprlated and unre-
served public lands In the United
States. The disposals Of public lands
during the fiscal year'show an Increase
OF 72S5l6 acres. as compared with the
aggregate Of the previous year. The
tota cash receipts Of the service In
creased S792. l42 over last year, Original
homestead entries showed decrease
Of 2S.97O acres In aren involved and
final entries an increase Of 1919 acres
in area
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28

New YORK sun' lou ca" 'ie'sF tes''''
appreciate what boarding means until
you are a paying guest, as our English
,,. .,v in acme Virginia house,
s Sor''
nV'u' .,.,s .. . uon.n,. luncheon. and
.,a sneoker wa. a nretty. dark.eyed
u'' {r,t returned from a summer
no" In tbo Elue Ridge :, The experi-
sps"' r'as noveI one and In retro
NV oltoSo,heT smusing. hut while II
S ,ls,od +ho boarder aid not always see
,,0rv .,5o
u" ~ n"vor knew before" she went on.
.,ha, rertIe.folka resorted to such
.a"ans ~ making livelihood. but I
n"S :, cute rnususl n aes anv home
, ,soro witbout ia foreign inmate. It
s ns ,bom nothInp as Won simply 20
as ono ~ the family. and there is no
"1 .,.Ion - iondladv and, natron. n q
80. -, a. ono Az 4. the v,,est og an.
s, .. 80 ~ \ no.,sc, ds,Icote rnob.
Vs ,'s1,.o ,vav contrihntss M sbare IN
nv "' roror,I tund"
~, Spo 20 into nor,tculsrs ., urged sew
.-oI voIcsa "Tt sounds an interesting"
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an 80, ,b0nt nv csse Tbav ara ali
.I ,,. W ~, Meow no. 9ont,onon
S "''Ms, 80 .nont ,,ost ~ III tIma CO.
t I"n '' ,s. o tbs n,ant.tion On horse
r ,"s =. Ies,nS IN tbs am WITH a class
S. ls,.a.,,S.a' Sosido hIn1 A wtdowed
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uaus'' ~, ~. ,,,.,o .,,o vo,,rg ladies'
no"i,.s 81, ~, aSoI gr,anoron,S and a
"sa'Is $3.50 w., ,,,o,o ,,a,v ava
"oy ., 49,, =, a ,aos, ' ,S.na .o,nt,,
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snsIe luay' VI r ,,.., s"S y" "a r ~ a.,
win Ma'o"e" anu s's'et' =. W." 80
cent ana maybe we can nave en" w..
OUT Oh !! lor ms 70 ~ " ga AMMAN ''''S
winter :.
80 an auNeF''Se'''e"' "p l., =
"ashlhton paper onsuspee''lsIS' :
answered H. anu On " eeFt,'' sH,N't.t
evcnlns ABOUT DUSK ! arrived at "Sou ,
CEosslns' AS t''Y poi''e UrnNetn"m Is'p
ed me Town. saw ~ tte na1l ''sHs :,
crowd OF people PRESSING io , aIu :
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some veteran pasV 'l''uuls '',e '"'SeU
MS sAapelees nat sa''Aht'y anu Sa'u'
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maaahl' Ut your serN'Ge' i'ut s"' S ~"
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Mason my ouusn'el ma alu
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nave lhe nohor ol Ores'tl'i,s yoN ~ NY
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