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The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-28
AN EVENING OF PLEASURE.
s"*3":*..3'-3..s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Entertain their
friends at a Watermelon
Party.

Tuesday evening, amid pleasant
surroundings and gorgeous display
Of Japanese lanterns, at their pretty
home east of the railroad, Mr. and
Mrs. S. w. Thomas received and de-
lightfully entertained their many
friends at a Watermelon Party. While
it was something new to many of us
it was pleasant to ALL end the fact
that all the ladies were permitted to
guess on the weight of large melon
made times merry and guessing lively,
and many present wondered how Mrs
A. H. Root could guess the exact
weights pounds, without even
lifting OF rolling it over. This was
done, though, and the task seemed
easier than the one falling to the lot
of Mrs. c. E. Grover, who guessed IS
and was awarded the BOBBY prize-a
small green melon weighing about 2
pounds.
The gentlemen too had good time
at guessing, and their melon weighed
46H lbs. DR.. Gladmon and Mr.. c.
Mcqueen both guessed AZ, and "heads
and tails" won for Mr. Mcqueen.
The evening was most pleasantly
spent, all agreeing that watermelon
party at the home of Mr.. end Mrs.
Thomas was most enjoyable affair.
Among the guests present were:
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Thurston,
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-28
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Thurston,

Mrs. ]. L. Gladmon, Mrs. E. Leavitt,
Mrs. Hulda Thurston, Mrs. Cook, Mrs
c. E. Grover, and Misses Cassie Gro
yer, Frances Peck, Della Edgerton,
Irene Couch, Blanche Pendel, Florence
Gladmon, Maggie Blue, Anna Junge,
Mayor Edwin Gladmon, Dr. Judd,
Messrs L. Grover, Fred Thomas, RE.
Geyer, Isham Fdgerton, H. Weber,
Ed Weaver, ]. T. Patch, E. Dodson,
Bert Couch, M. J. Torbert, Jas: Jones,
B. w. Leavitt, E L. Oslin.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-28
Solitary Angels.

Mamma-It's very naughty to tell
lies, Eva People who do so don't go
to heaven
Eva-Did you ever tell a lie, NAM
ma?
Mamma-No, dear, never.
Eva Won't you be fearful lonely in
heaven, mamma, with only George
Washington? -Coller's Weekly.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-28
Respectfully Dedicated.

AtS1HSSeAss @4y SSNAS@VSA'
So Miss Clarabel is homesick;
Well, once was homesick through
and through,
And would have said amen with all
my heart,
Them S my sentiments tew."
But change has come acrost me,
Shall tell you the reason why?
m living now in Asheville,
In the sO-called LAND of the sky. y
The Switzerland of America!"
May the dear, good Lord forgive
If we long for just plain America
Henceforth as place to live.
I'm tired of those gloomy mountains,
I'm tired Of these great tall trees,
And no matter on which porch we sit,
The same old horrid breeze
Will send us shivering into the house
To cough and hawk and ham,
And believe that even good St Peter,
Would sometimes, at least, think
damn.
For first it's fog and rain and mud,
Then mud aud fog and rain.
wish to goodness we were all back
In Southern Pines again.
know there are pines and scrubby
oaks,
The sand is hot and dry,
But where there's sun and sand and
pines,
The microbes have to die.
! know there are no babbling brooks,
In which little fishes swim.
But where the "spotted beauties" are
The mosquitoes bite like sin.
So if there are no brooks, there is a
spring
Owned by Mr. Pond,
If there are no fish, this water pure
Is we'll worth Thousand Dollar
Bond.
So in life All roses have their thorns,
There is no gain without some loss
Shadow always follows sunshine,
To wear our crown, we must bear
our cross.
But l believe that in all the United
States,
There is no better, SUMMER cline
Than in Southern Pines, North Caro-
lima,
In the sand belt OF the long leaf
pine.
A picture comes before me,
Like, only in part,
Bringing thoughts of home again
To cheer my longing heart.
20! Auburn, lovely Auburn!
Fairest city Of the plain,
In far away New England,
In the dear old state of Maine.
loved you mot wisely but too
WE'LL"
And always, where e'er l roam,
My thoughts will ever turn to thee
'"Home Sweet Home!"
Home Sweet Home, All! l was
dreaming.
1t hath brought both JOY and pain,
l awake, / see the mountains,
l I'm in Asheville once again.
Must always live in Asheville?
No, no, no,-ten thousand times
Let's pack our traps tomorrow
And go back to Southern Pines.
MRS. HOWARD FRANK.
Written June IS, 1900, in Asheville.
It Saved His Leg.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-28
It Saved His Leg.

P. A. Danforth Of LaGrange, Ga.
suffered for six months with a flight
full running SIRE on his leg; but
writes that Bucklen's Arnica S,lve
wholly cured it in five days. For
Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it's the best
salve in the world Cure guaran-
teed. Only % cts. Sold by all
Druggists.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-28

Neeley's salary in Cuba was
$1,000 per year, but, he appro.
priated $131, 7]3 more for fear
his pin money would not hold
out.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27
Ordnance No. SO.

An ORDINANCE GRANTING CERTAIN
PtRIyILEGEs To THE C3L0RAp0 TEL Z;
rHSNE S9TE GoMPANI " n IT TIE snr T3WN oE
BE il ordained BY the Board of Trustees Of
SECTION l. That from and after the date Of
and complete period Of twenty years the Colo
RADIO Telephone Company, corporation or
ganixed and existing under the laws of tls'
granted the right, privilege aud license to erect
in the Town Of Monte Vista sucl, poles. wires
and fixtures, and construct such underground
conduits Ms may iIr necessary for the operation
Of telephone exchanxt in ~sid Town.
SEc.2. That the right aud privilege is here
BY granted to The Colorado Telephone Com.
pMny, upon. along or under all streets and
alleys and public why's, and to all extensions OF
the same, for the placing Of pole;,. posts under
% ",sr .s aat"rr. % @ wi and
connected Herewith. Providing. however. thu,
placed where the same will Interfere with any
gns lamp. elsctric light or water lYdrant. nor
.hall any such pole or other fixtures bc placed
sidewalk or in any alley except close To the line
of the lot abuttin. on said alley. and then in
such manner as not To- interfere will vehicles
passing through sucl, alley. or with other ncc,.s.
sary use Of the same
SIC. ;. The privilege and license hereby
granted and the construction of th" said telr.
phone lines shall Mt all times bc subject to sucl,
police power, rca -pnnblc dominion and rrgula.
tions, as the Bonrd Of Trustees Of aid Tow,
may by resolution ordinance hrrra fter pr,,-
vide. and the Bonr,l Of Trustees nf said Town
reserves To itself the right to r-uirr said telr-
phone company, at any time, to elevate or
lower the wires connected Herewith at any
place in said town, to such height Adore th,
surface Of the street as it may deem necessary,
which right may by exercised by said Board of
Trustees by resolution, prescribing the height
of the lowest wires above the surface of In.
street In any specified locality.
SEC. I. The said Telephone Company shall
before II enters upon the enjoyment Of the
franchi.c herein granted. execute and deliver
penal sum Of ten thousand dollar ,si0,uDmi.
with good and sufficient surety to he approved
by the Boart Of Trustees, On condition that il
will hold the Town of Monte Vista harmless.
from any damages 0rca stoned by the granting
of this franchise, or frm any damage ucca.
stoned by the negligence or want of care ON the
part OF said company. in the construction or
maintenance of its telephone system within
said town.
Approved tl,i- sixteenth, day Of October, 4. d.,
i"O. GEORGE r. BoyrwELL
SEAL Mayor.
Attest:
j. ID. LEWIS.
Clerk and Recorder.
l. Clerk and Recorder Of the Town Of Monte
Vista. state of Colorado, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is "a true and correct
nance granting certai privilege. to the Colo
rndo Telephone Company in the Town Of Monte
Vista. STATE. of Colorado, duly passed at n
special meeting Of the Board Of Trustees held
in the Town Of Monte Vista un the sixteenth
day Of October \. D., IsD.
j. u. LEWIS,
Clerk and Recorder
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

Chairman Jones of the Demo-
cratic National Committee said
81 have no doubt of the election of
Bryan. don't believe there 10
any doubt nbou, Bryan carrying
New York state. Our chances OF
carrying Ohio ARE better than the
republicans. Illinois il an exceed.
ingly doubtful state. A telegram
from the chairman of the Demo.
cratic State Committee of Califor.
nix states that We are going Ia
carry California.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

DO not get scared II YOUR heart troub.
lev you. Mos' likely you suffer from
Indigestion. kodol Dyap~I's,n Cure di.
gests what YOU ~n' and gives the worn
out stomach r'erf"c, r"-t. u is the only
preparation known that completely di.
g~sts NIL classes of fo-is; that ,s why Il
cures the worst cases Of indigestion and
stomach trouble after everything ~l.e
has failed. II mny b~ taken In nil cs,ndi.
t'ons and cannot help but do you good.
RIOS Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

Judge Holbrook has been Sc.
verely criticised for lack OF firm.
ness. One Of the attorneys in this
judicial district IL on record in the
supreme cour, M saying: NC.
hsly ever heard Of Judge IIol.
brook standing squarely up and
deciding n case upon IT'S merits
without some effort to soothe the
disappointed. Because he dis.
pensed u large amount OF soothing
syrnp in this case, counsel i'm.
agincs there IL ground for rcv-r-
sal."
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

Dwyar may be good man but
the fact that he is for Wolcott will
defeat him, as it rightly should for
no man who has the welfare of his
state and the lnboring people at
heart could allow his name to be
associated with that of the most
dishonest and dishonorable politi-
cal corruptionist our state has ever
known.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

John Lawrence, of Saguache,
who claims to be a democrat, is
working for the Mckinley candi-
date for the Legislature. John is
frank enough to admit he is
against Mike White through spite
and Is spending his money liber-
ally. The way to do business
with such men as Lawrence is TO
take their money anl then vote
for Mike White.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

The republican leaders of this
city hal n consultation the day
Oll.mnn Royal spoke here. We
over heard this much 81 the con.
vcrsHtion: Say. Wallace. who is
going TO preside Mt the meeting
tonight" Answer: ooh, Judas
priest! don't know" and turning
10 II. q. Breckenridge. he nsked.
'WhAt IL tho matter with your
introducing the speaker. Bob?'
"llats!" said Mr.. Breckenridge.
"get some reformed democrat or
shove il or onto Corleit" Aud "a
the honor { p fcll 10 the colonel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
LAND Orrics At DkL NoRTE, Colo,

Oct. Il, liD.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
Ia make final proof in -upI.,rt Of hi claim. and
ter and Receiver of the L. ). Land Of,iee at
Del Nortc. Colorado. on November ~. iaD viz
George ". Stone, Homestead entry No .1s,
for the 5; =. !. y. W. !. Sec. u T 81 y. II. T..
y. MP
He names til. following witnesses To prov,
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
~ said land. viz:
Ira Howard, George ". Durham, Samuel W.
L.rick. 4. =. Crosby. all II Monte Vista, Colo.
jas. ". BATTER,
RSvi-tsr,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27
Prosperous and Happy.


Uncle John Fullenwider wi O
owns several sections Of valuable
land near Manassn feels the wave
OF prosperity and thinks the coun-
try aud especially this valley Is go
ing for Mckinley as the following
interview with the Denver Times
plainly indicates:
Col. j. II. Fnllinwi,l-r, Of
Hooper, in the Snn Luis Valley,
an old time LinroIa Republicans
who cast his first vote in Snnya.
mon county, ILL.,, was in the city
yesterday. Col. Fullinwitl-r. like
the great majority Of residents Of
San Luis Valley is an enthusiastic
supporter of Frank C. Goudy and
is confident tn. republican candi.
date will be the next governor of
Colorado. In All interview yest-r-
day Col. Fnllinwi,lpr said:
81 went into the San Luis valley
II years ago, wheu there was bu:
the one ditch, and that owned by
the Travellers company, whose
business WAS managed by Frank
Gouty. The people of San Luis
are all for him because hen we
got there We were all busted, the
country WAS dry and We had no
grain and no feed. The Travellers
company had grain and water.
Frank Cloudy said to us that he
had grain and told us to come and
get it until we could raise u crop.
He let ou. thousands Of bushels
that way and he got it all hack, too.
Mr.. Goudy's dealings with the
people since the bitches were built
has been of the most generous
character. All that it WAS in his
power to give the poor people Of
the valley to help them start in
life he gave freely.
Last year the company sold
large quantity of water to the farm
ers and while they were obligated
to pay it even if the water failed
at times, Mr.. Goudy discounted
the farmers bills 80 per cent, EN-.
failing loss to the company of
thousands of dollars.
Frank Goudy has done more
than any other one man to build
up the San Luis valley aud to help
tine poor farmers to get on their
feet He will come out of the va.
ley with majority Of from $500
TO 5000. rs n large number of the
will vote for him per-
sonally regardless of political
affiliations. He is gong tn liz
elected too. The corruption Of the
Denver police force hy thu. politi.
clans is swinging hundreds Of
votes to him. cspe' inlly III" votes
OF women"
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27
In Our ladies Tailoring

It's we'll To know tina, DcWu's Witch
Hazel Salv- will heal burn aud stop
the pain at once. II will cure eczamr
and skin Diseases aud ugly wounds aud
sores. II IL n certain cure for piles
'onni"rfei,S may be offered you. See
that You get th" original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Snlve Rice Drug S,ur.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27
,sx,il

Feeling. 81 safety pr-vnie the house
hold that us-s One 'dinu,- Cough Cure,
the only harmI--. r-m"d, that produce.
Immediate results II ~ ipfHilabl. for
coughs, col,ls. Group nnd all throat nnd
lung troubles. {, will prevent consump
t,on. lt,c~ Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

Tor,ming skin sruptious, burns nnd
sores are soo,hcd At one. and healed hy
applying DEWITT Witch Ilng.l Sal,e.
the hes, known cure for piles, Beware
OF worthless countcrieits. Ric. Drug
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

THIS ~ the season when mothers are
alarmed on account II Group. II is
quickly cured by On. M,nut. Cough
Cure. which children lik" 10 take. Rice
Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

Some Of Col. Cotl-lt's political
friends have Gu, his acquaintance
since l,e presided over n bourbon
democratic meeting in this city. {.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

I deliver vegetables from Foot iii
gardens Wednesdays and Saturdays.
u. u. NEWTON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

No other pills can equal D-W,ttis
Little Early Risers for promp,ne~s. Ger.
tainlty and efficiency. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27
q DIR. +. FULTON, =
Homeopathic Physician.
e. Monte Vista. -

Dr. W. II. Lewis. Luwronccyillc, Va,
writes. Il am using koiol Dyspepsia
cur. in my practic. among sever" cases
Of Indigestion aud Ind II M admirable
remedy" ManN hundreds Of physifinns
depend upon th. use of kodol Dyspepsia
Cur" in stomach troubles. II dig"s's
what YOU eat. ana allows YOU to- "nt NIL
the good food you need. providing you
do not overload your stomach. Gives
instant relief aud n permanent cure.
Rice Drug Store.
Al the democratic convention
held nj san I.ms Sa,u,,lay, W. i.
Smith was nominated as n candi.
date for county commissioner Of
district No. | and Ncs. Stalcy for
prcscniniivc-iioopcr Press.
The bes, method ~ cleansing the
liver is III. Use u the famous ht,l. pills
known IN D.Wi,,r Lit,l. Early Riscra.
Easy To ,nkc. Never srpc Rice Drug
Store.
No votcr ~ TIN. district need he
ashamed of casting hi. vote for \.
l.. Moses for district Judge. lie
is clean and capable. honest and
fearless. and with MIR. Moses on
the bench the people would bc
assured of nm homes, nhmini-,rn.
tion. free from all political iugg.
ling. La .Inra Chronicle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

a vot" for Chisholm is vote ,o
keep the prlc" of silver advancing
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

1un,lrr fifteen dollars = thousand at
the Labor Exchsugc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

Choice Celery aud winter Cnb
bngc n' the Aldrich gardens.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

I. Nj. Patterson predicts that
Bryan will carry New York, Illi-
nois, Indiana, OHIO, Wisconsin
and Michigan.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-10-27

L. N. Patterson predicts that
Bryan will carry New York, Illi
nois, Indiana, OHIO, Wisconsin
and Michigan.
The school directors OF Crestone
district have voted bonds to the
amount Of $4,000 to build an
addition to their school house.
They have at present 55 pupils
and many more are expected.
-Moscn Herald
G. II. Peirce and Samuel W.
Belforf, Of Denver, are advertised
to speak in Monte Vista, Friday
Oct 26th at 8 p. M. These are
both brilliant speakers snd will
advocate the election of Bryan and
the fusion state ticket.
Judge Royal. Il degenerate dem
ocrnt who left his party when 1t
adopted free coinage of silver, is
stumplng the state for the repub-
licans. He was billed to apcak
here Thursday night hut at nine
O'Clock no one had appeared to
hear him and the lights were
turned ont. - Alamosa Courier.
Wade Hampton Smith, who
left this town u few months ago
between days on borrowed bicy-
Gle. wes sentenced, in Judge Hal.
let's court at Pueblo Saturday, to
one year and three months in the
Pen at Canon City for forging All
order on the postmaster at Grand
Junction for IA valuable letter
which he opened aud appropriated
the proceeds.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-12
HORSE DkSHES INTO A CAR.
Animal Killed and Tbeater Crowd
Badly frightened.

There waa a horse sace On Tvrlftl: street
roar ST. Louis avenae about 80 O'clock
yesterday evening that ended Gisastrously
70 Rcy Godfrey Of NJ. s2t5 Maple Avenue
and caused panic among matinee goers
who were returning homo in great numbers
On car No. All OF tue ST Louis avenue divi-
sion.
Ciodfrey's mount had to be shot, and Cod
FREY himself Was vc-y painfully wounded.
Godfrey WAS visiting friends on the North
Side yesterday and toward evening h. took
James Fosters horse for a ride. Foster
yes at No. 1893 Iebert street. Riding north
On Twelfth greet, Godfrey met ! stranger,
who tainted him about the appearance OF
tht. horse. The stranger was also mounted.
Godfrey challenged him to race. The two
horses dashed down the street wildly and
bcreated much excitement. When they round
81 the narrow curve near ST. Louis. avenue
t;o5frey's horse. which was in the lead. be-
came ,lr,nanageabie and made q steeple
chase leap for the car that was passing
slowly around the curve.
The horses head went through the middle
window, and the women inside screamed
md ran he;tcr-skciter for The door. AS the
borse tried 10 draw its head through the
l,ola if, the Jagged glass 1t became frantic
.rd created more excitement and broke ar
o-her window. 1t was so badly wounded that
,,,o oys-nar requested that it be shot, almost
-. coon as he arrived. Go1fray's injuries
,..re dressed by Doctor Il. j. c.. Gewlug Of
N 1925 St Louis avenue and he was sent
non,a in an ambulance
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-12
RIVER NEWS.


EEPJ BLIC SPECIALS.
aE g3s2 m M s:s Nas "a oss ss seF vsa$5 s 9: ss fs?:
goid AID mofieratng. The United States snae
parted for Res River a: daylight with Pilot Clar-
once Nlchols at the wheel. The J. Il. Davis from
She departed south this afternoon The condor
from rhebes arrived Mt a. m. Tho Margaree
s m fstarh sl7 sS5t @
night. The City of Clifton. after disoharg!ng 3
side Tor The Illinois Central i,aiiroai and seJ
Iackases OF sundr:es at tile city wharf departed
States lighthouse tender Joseph Henry arrived
from Memphis at 10 a. She rcports having
tween Memphis and cairo: ,Paddy lien. moved up
l mile. NOW located in little field abreast Of
hoard at Densford: light at Crashead point
IngTed moe, down one-e:shth q mile: Last Chance
shows tus: above Drivers timber; Mitche1l,s
sst noel el up one.s'shth OF mIie She viii
lindsay Tom Patterson; John Douglass and
TSSeF, SS III HG'ss ami down 9 ,, by rail from st I2s
which WAS dccked AT Mound CITY. 10 look at the
They will leave her at GreenvIlle and take an.
other boat for New Orleans The $ H. II tla:,
from New Orleans and the Ferd Herod from
Memphis. Tenn. Nov: 1l.-HIyer marks 81 feet
onS 2R ih9 3 sad e OF Kate m Ag i h2F ars Sa}ssr @
night from Arkansas city with good trip and viii
in last night frora friar's Point with good tin
and will clear tomorrow evening on return. Tho
With fs rc5d trip and viii leave tom toorro @ SsP2T: evehmr
on return. The Kees Lee departed at noon r,,.
day for st. Louis With fair trip. The Hin City
has not yet been raised
Grand Tower ILL.,. Nov. !r.-Jac0h RichtIran
Departed for crystal City az 1880 O'Clock last
r.ght with r OF coal r. II. Davis with 3
IN PITY barges down at n. III. Gre; Eagle up AT
down III s It. M. The gauge reads IS faet a fail
Of 3 In the last ci hours. Weather cloudy and
Chester. Ill, Nov Ii.-Rivor falling: gauge . :
feet Weather cloudy and cold. Boats up: Jacob
gichtrian II n. m: Columbia left for st. Louis
Boats dawn: Columbia arrived at 10 - last night:
Jacob Richtuan 1880: Cherokee ct IL last night
Tender in and Jut on time.
Paducah. KY. NOV. iL-Riyer gauge reads IS
and falling. Fritz Ia Cairo ar p. !. r
Richardson from Evansville ?. m. citv OF
clifton UP the Tennessee las: night Weather
clear and cold.
Il stard at feet 2is inches above loyv-water
II ark Of 1854. Weather cloudy and colder. Tho
Eioiss In and cut
cape GirarIleau. Mo. Nov. ii:Wea:he- colder.
with a sleet this morning. River falling. The
Grey Eagle up a, midnight. Tie City Of St.
Louisville, Ky. Nov. 1f.-Ryer rising; canal. ,
feet Inches. on falls. foot. below locks. feet
Inches Clear. cool
inch: rising. weather cloudy and cool. Light
Cincinnati. o.. Nov. n.-R."er feet inches:
sts:tonary. Cloudy: mercury e.
Evansville, Ind. Nov. n.-River 81: falling.
Cloudy. cool.
P,ttssurg Pa. Nov. n.-River 20 feet: rising.
Weather cold. rain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-12
VISITORS At THE HOTELS.

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kntIsi9. j,,iS =, ,7,,.., a.. ..,o~ .,a st.
lsNhe'l -; LuIt1,rL'. dlI. E'io s'''"l' ana ms
VIC; are .,.l5 ~ tHS 3.!S'il,ers, ~ Taiir- ~,
:, --HS.H A''''eu u LSil'sNS' ieA'' ~ at me
Southern;
--thl' id'f"eR pi New 'oih - d' the La
c'eda. -,....,,,., ~. ,,....,
fred N'ei0eh OF BOSTON IS at the
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VT S.nd Ms W. ~; hSae are at the
Planters :, I'm IIi,l,.n nsw OK, ~, v.,-
W. =. NhiNi'ey OF \ew AoFe Is ct the
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II. r. Cody IS at tue southern from