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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
Property transfers.

The following property transfers We're
recorded yesterday:
Richmond-George G. BOXERS trustee
to J, ]. Carter, 20 feet on north side Duval
Street. 20 feet east of Brook Avenue, $500.
3. o. James, special commissioner, to
Fannie =. Barker, l6 feet on west side
Second Street. IA feet north OF; Coutts, 800.
Same to L. May Haynes, 29!!9 feet on
east side TWenty-ninth Street, between O
and 7, $500.
s JohnSJ. King and wife to j. D. Carneal,.
50 feet on south side Marshall Street, SO
feet west Of Monroe, s., 400.
John T. j. Melton and wife to Louisa
NJ Spain, % feet on west side Thirty
fourth Street. 20 feet north Of Broad,
s.. $50.
Same to Horace NJ Griffin, 20 feet on
west side Thirty-fourth Street, 140 feet
north of Broad, s1,550
Henrico-Josephsne I. Artman to John Fl.
and Mary E. Hartman. 81 acres on Os-
borne TURNPIKE, s..
3 AIoll.e E.. Burton.s trustee to EVE b.,
wife Of Richard r. Morris. lots II, Us, az,
%, 81. "a 81 81. %, g. 81 and 90 In block Il,
3Brookiand Park, 81. 14o
Robert T. Paine, lr. and wife to Charles
BeIton. lot rs. Eldon Park sss15.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
In Two Weeks.

Ehief-of-Po Howard said yesterday
that he thought the police census could be
taken in two weeks.
Each of the three police districts viii
be partitioned off and the men set to
work. The returns would be made to each
station-house, and canvassed at the Office
Of the Chief of Police.
He saw no objection to Captain ]. a.
McLaushlin's suggestion, but he thought
that the police could do the whole city in
about the same time that ten districts
could be DONE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
TRIAL TREATh \! TENT ] O
B. B. B GIVEN AWAY
To Prove 70 Sufferers. from Blood
and Skin Troubles That
3. 3: B.cures.
Old, Obstinate Gases of Blood Poison,
Bone Pains. cotarrh.
Cancer, Eating Sores. Ulcers, itching
Humors. Eczema, Rheumatism.

/
Is your blood poor? Is it thin? Nose
/: bleeding and headache? Prickling pans
IN the skin? Skin pale? Skin feel hot and
swollen! All run down? Is your blood
bad! Have you Pimples? Eruptons!
scrofula? Eating Sores? Itching. Burning MN
Eczema? Boils? Cancer? scaly Eruptions?
Skin or Scalp Itch? Blood, Hair or SKIN
.Humors? Tired out with aches and pains
In bones and joints? Have you hereditary
or contracted Blood Poison? Ulcers IN
throat or mouth? Swollen Glands?z Rheu7
matism? AS tired in the morning as Wnen
you went to bed? Have they resisted med d.
cal treatment? IT you have any OF the
above troubles sB. B. B. (Botanic $1,000
Balm should be taken at once, and per
feet cure will be made and every sore
will be healed Study the following pic
lures of Julia E. Johnson, a reader OF thls
paper, and be convinced of what =. .. 2.
will do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
Married at Highland Park.

Rev. Chas. NJ. Boggs, of Highland Park,
performed a quiet wedding on last We'd
nesday afternoon
The young couple were Miss Gertrude
r. Miffleton, Of Brandon, Va, and Mr..
Archer NJ. Smith, who has just passed his
majority. He is commission merchant
in Petersburg. and a son of Mr. Charles
Smith, Of Smiths Grove, Dinwiddie Co.
They were married at the residence Of
Mrs Williams on Fourth Avenue, High
land Park, and were accompanied by a
few friends from Petersburg, where the
couple will make their home.
M. j. P. Proffitt and Miss Lulu B.
Harris were very quietly married at Rev
j. 3. Illusions parlor, September 9Th, 1900,
only few ots their most intimate friends
being present.
They were. Miss Mary Edwards, Mr.. Eu-
bank and Mr.. Henry Winston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
Or. MAGRUDER BACK.
He Gives An Inlcrestin: Account of
II is Raleigh Trip.

DR.. Z ". Masruder, Chemist Of the.
Department of Agriculture, returned from
North Carolina last week, where he had
been attending the second annual meeting
OF the Cotton States Association of Com
1n;ssioners OF A Agriculture at Raleigh.
He says he had a very instructive and
pleasant trip. that the Department OF
Agriculture of North Carolina treated the
delegates royalty, and after The meeting
adjourned. took all who cared to go to
sAshYille, where they were taken charge
of by Mr.. Winston. manager Of Mr.. Van
darblitsx "Biltmore" farm. AR. Winston
took the delegates all over the home es-
tate. showing Them the farming and truck
ing operations and also the stock.
DE-. AlagTudg says the meeting at Raj
seigh WAS well attended and all presen.
took deep interest in the proceedings
Many valuable papers were presented and
much business of Importance transacted
among the important matters handled
was the estimate OF this years cotton
crop, given cut by the Association. which
is put at gae,E0 bales. OF this Virginia
furnishes A.Op0 bales
This estimate is. OF course, subject to
the weather conditions for September and
also killing fcosts later on.
q Another important matter Was the adop-s
taon Of the report of the committee on
sf,ifor1n branding OF fertilizer bags for
the Southern States The committee con-
sisted OF Mr.. B. w. KIlgore, OF North
Carolina: Mr. J. NJ McCandless OF Geor-l
gia. and DR.. q ". Magyuder. OF Virginia
They recommended that, with the ordi-i
mary Fertilizer the required branding on
4 the bags would be:
E i. Name of brand. . Weight OF pack
age In pounds. 3. Available phosphoric
Se<sad. per cent. 4 Insoluble phosphoric
sAc1d, per cent. 5. Nitrogen. per cent 6.
8 Potash per cent. Z. Manufactures. With
- bone meal it would be: Total phos-7
panrtc acid. per cent Nitrogen. per cent.
b. The report ais otavors the abolishing
~ the sliding scale OF stating guarantees
Nnd stating only minimum percentage.
ss1ts Aaso Tarors requiring the manufacturer
sp2 Serttlf1ers to furnish to the department
4 1ying the fertilizer control In charge
latcnent Of the materials OF which each
u md IS made or Is to be made.
Jnsfyfng Of the fertilizer laws Of the
a khezn States would be OF great bena-
e fhe manufacturers and also ID the
pf Fertilizer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
HEARD.ON CAPITOL. HILL.
Governor Tyler Will Return to the
CITY Tn-nOrrOW.

City Tomorrow.
Major S. Heth Tyler has returned to
the city and resumed his duties as assist
ant secretary to his father.
He SAYS the Governor WILDE mere 70
morrow. on his way to Philadelphia, where
he will preside at the Tyler reunion on
September 18th. ~
The question as to whether prisoners in
charge of a guard Of the penltentary are
exempt from thes operations OF the Jain
Crow car law has been passed upon py
Railroad Commissioner ]. c. Hill, and ne
is clearly of opinion that the law contem-
mates their exemption, and has SO decided
II is understood that Attorney-Genera1
sMonta que places the same construction
upon the law. General Hill now mas the
matter up with the Norfolk and western,
on which road theNrecent case occurieu'
with a view to Canoeing any lh,lru 1e' Is
which may be issued to the conductors Or
the road in conflict with the provisions OF
the act.
Governor Tyler has accepted an invita-
tion to review the Odd-Fellows' parade IN
this city on September 18th. and mas ISSUED zee
an order to Adjutant-General. Naies
Einst171ctinr him to notify the members OF
his staff that the Governor Wlsnes them them
to be with him on the occasion.
The staff will head the line on morse
hack. and it is said the Governor VIII
ANNOUNCE a chief in place of the late Col.
Cowardin, in time to participate Al tNe
parade ,,;o,
A letter has been written to the interior .,1
Department at Washington by FANNY
in Ohio. stating that they are eNpectilis
legacy from the estate*of one Chrlsuan
sBinganin, who lived in Wythe county. ana
who is alleged to have been given a ialSe
quantity of land in the Shenandoah va va
Lev by the Government for his eXceeuahs
bravery in fighting Indians Inc iett Ell
which contains a tree of the fanny loi
generations back, has been forwarded 70
the Governor by the Interior Department i';
and Secretary Owen will try ana unraSel
the case, and turn the land over 10 tnose
who are so industrious,y seeking IT, pro-
yided any such land exists
The following notaries-public nave oeeh
commissioned by Secretary OF the COM
monwealth Joseph T. Lawless
4. Harvey, Radford: c. x. Wits Hlch-
,nond; r.. G. Booth. Grove; T. =. corn
well. Newport N ews; L. j. Hanckel' IT,
Charlottesville
Congressman Jones and Lamb calleo az
the Governors office yesterday
Mr.. S. H. Kemp, Commissiner OF the
Revenue of Henrico, wasEa caller at me
Library yesterday. -,
Mr.. J. G. Hankins. chief clerk 10 the
Secretary of the Commonwealth, IS expect
ed to return from Halifax tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
ROSY TEACHERS
Look Better in the school-Room Time
the SalloN Sort. -

Young folks naturally like comedy OBJ
jects, ano a good looking, healthy teacher
can do vastly more with pupils, everything
else considered. than the skinny, dyspep-
tic teacher can. The instructor In Latin:
and mathematics in a young ladies' semi
nary at Macon. Ca had an experience
worthy the attention Of any teacher.
She kept running down little more
each year until finally a genuine case of
nervous prostration set in and she was
confined to her he'd for eight months,
perfect wreck physically and mentally.
She and her friends thought 1T was due to
operwork, but she now knows it was due
to improper food.
OF course the physicians were called in,
but there Is almost nothing that can be
done in such cases, except to rely on well
selected food and proper care. She was
put upon Grape-Nuts. all medicines, also
tea, coffee, and feed drinks were taken
away She had Postum Food Coffee once
day. The larger part other food was
5rana-Snts for this food is made with
special reference to rebuilding the gray.
matter IN the brain and nerve centres.
The i9szy says: ST had beer reduced to-
a., mounds in weight when I began using
ssrape-Nuts The new food was so de-
s1icions and strengt henfng that felt new
life at once I have now developed into.
a perfect healthy hanpy stout woman
weighing 1s5 pounds the greatest weight
Z ever attained. and have a wonderfully;
clear fresh. rosy complexion, Instead of
tl,e sa,low. bilious hue Of the past
ST never now have a symptom Of dvs-3
nensia nor any OF her ache or all. Am;
strong phvsscailr and j s,srt .enIar Iv notice.
tha strength ns mind Ineper experience
that flraa. weary feeling Ritter q hnrds avs
labor that used 10 anpear, NV brain
s.ens az clear and active at nicht rs sc:
was IN the morning and I am doing twice
the amount Of work I ever did. Don't:
use ny name Ia hubble. please. but Will
Answer inquiries 8 Name can be obtained.
from Postum Cereal Co.. I I'D. Battle
,troek 1xc4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
SCALED The WALL.

= To-
Deputy TAFT Shows How Topeka Joe
Escaped.
Deputy TAFT, successfully climbed to the
top of the window of the woman.s depart
ment at the Jail without tue assistance OF
anything save his hands and his feet.
The effort was accomplished in less
Than ten minutes, and the test showed mat
witt, the assistance of the lmplements
used by Topeka Joe, the root cou.a pc
reached in a very short while.
In this connection it is we'll to state that
the impression that is general, to the eff
feet that the wooden key found after
Topeka Joe made his escape, will not I'M
lock the cell door, is a wrong one.
The key does unlock the door. A Times
reporter was early on the scene the morn
ing of the escape. and unlocked the door
himself n the presence of several other
gentlemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
CLAIM THE DEAD.
Louisiana Follows in the Mother
States Footsteps.

Louisiana Follows in the Mother
States Footsteps.
The people of the South claim their dead
Louisina, as well as Virginia, is taking
action to claim the dead that are to be re-
moved by the Government to Arlington
National Cemetery AS much opposition
has been made by G.. A r. Posts OF Pnila-
delphia. to having any recognition OF .ne
Confederate prison dead in Phiiade.pn Ia.
they feel that the same may De MADE os
the G. A. r. of Washington and esieWhe.e-
ssociation. Camp No. 8. u. C. W. New or
leans, resolutions favoring the burial OF
the Confederate dead in Hollywood, at
Richmond, were adopted. and SO was ap-
propriated to aid in the work Ihe amp
also expressed itself as being soae'.ous ~
diers. now at AIRING ton, removed to LOUIS
lana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
Governor Tyler Criticised.

ISPtclaI DlspHtVu 10 Tue 7 INES. $3.50
KEYSVILLE, VA, Sept S-The peopls
are crit.cising Governor Tyler for his
reported aversion to calling q special ses-
sion OF the Legislature, on account of the
fight to be made on the appointment OF
Judge PnIesar. While they have no OBJ
lection to Judge PhIesar personally. yet
they think man should have been selected
from this section OF the State. and when
the Legislature meets they believe they
w,.i recognize this fact.
Mrs. MolHe B. Hudgings has moved to
Richmond, where she VIII make her future
home.
Mr.. J. Gaulding Is a candidate for
Tipstafr of the Court Of Appeals
Miss Mary, daughter OF Richard ].
Bailey, is quite iii with fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
Funeral Services.

Little Gertrude Talley, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Talley, OF No. 10 Holy Street
died Friday, and was buried IN FslVer
View Cemetery yesterday.
Z The funeral. of John f Ewing. W. ul net
at the City Hospital of congestive cn1ll,.
will take place this afternoon from Bliley's.
undertaking rooms at 5 O'Clock Burial
will be in River View Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
Traffic Blocked.
Especial dispatch to The Tines

Especial Dispatch 70 The Times.l
HARRISoNBURG. VA. Sept. a-The
covered wooden bridge on tine Southern
Railway, at Timhersvtlie. this county, was
5tlra originated probably from passing
train. II will be several days before tina
bridge can be rebuilt a tempo-ary foot
bridge enables passengers and mails ia
transfer. but freight awaits the compls.
don Of q new hxidga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
Get Ready for the Campaign.

Chairman Gordon. of the City Demo-
cratic Committee, will OH Monday issue
a call for a joint meetingsof finance sna
Executive Committees Of that pody, 70
meet in his office, No. 11o5 Bank street.
at 4 O. clock P. NJ on wednesday next. Is
The purpose of the meeting is TO prepare
for opening Headquarters, and to lay plans
Tor the conduct Of a vigorous campaign II
this city
The full Democratic Committee viii prob
ably be called to meet at zIurphy's Hotel
aSlittle later on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
New Book-Bindjnr CONCERN.

The E. NJ Eppes Blank Book Company,
a new concern in Richmond, will begin
operations at its place of business. No. II
Governor Street, Monday morning. a
large force has been employed and besides
the usual work of a bindery, the com
pany will engage in the manufacture Of
blank books of all kinds The company
expects to do great deal of business
throughout the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
Open Hostilities.
7 (By. Associated Press.

4 fBy4Associatedl Press.)
CHICAGO, Sept. 8-Open hostlht1es pc
tween the contractors and union .ap ",n
were resumed to-day. when at noon a,v ~
carpenters quit work. They demanded the
usual Saturday haIf-honday. Tbs the con-
tractors refused to all, except during the
summer. :
The carpenters had returned to WorA
under special permits from their union.
although the big building trades strike, n OF
slock-out. still continues Affecting wv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
ARE YOU TROUBLED? AND DO.
q YOU WANT YOUR TROUBLES TO

You have suffered worlds of trouble,
anxiety and pain, ana you hardly know
what ais you. Sometimes your business
goes wrong, and FOR long
time you have been feeling
physically very bad Don Know
what is the matter? Of#course you DON'T
else you would get some medic cine me
trouble is with your stomach andsllYer.s
,Tyner's Dyspepsia Kennedy will DO aLY 5Hss
amountso OF good in helping this trou1le Il
you win use IT.. Price 90 cents pei pos VS.
For sala byall druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09

cety for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals will be held at the soc-ety,s OF
flee. No. 500 East Main Street, next lues-
day evening at SIS o'clock. a 1ull at
tendance is requested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09

sediment or SET
Ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys ifsit Stains i S;
your linen II is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too too,
frequent desire to
pass it or pain in
the back is also
kidneys and blad-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
The Ice Mission

The Ice Mission Acknowledges with
many thanks the following contributions
received since September LIST:
From Sunshine Band of Kings Daugh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
SP.C. A. Meeting

siH The regular monthly meeting Of the
:IsBoard Of Directors OF the RICHMOND Sd,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09

wonderful discovery
and a book that tells
more aboutit, both sent
absolutely free by mail
Address DR.. Kiln1er &
Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
ton reading this genera
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09

most pleasant visit to his mother, Mrs.
Margaret X. Sullivan, and his sister. He
has been on a five-weeks' trip and had
pleasant time and looks much iEnrrcved
by his much-needed vacation. His many
friends here are glad to see him back
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posT-rxTELLIGENC WANT AID.
AGENCIES

The Pest Inteliieruerr has established branch ssen
rtes wfnre classified Advertisements VIII " fecess
,r.n 10 NJ each day The rates charged AZ VI
hragch azrreies are the a. at tho Post tntei'
renrer hs,slnes@ Office Cash nds onfy viii he taken
AZ branch agencies Following ~ the ~. OF agcnees
Yorke Unrrington's drug store.
second avenue and pike.
broadway Pharmacy, r. u. Fisher.
broadway Rna James.
Rentor Hiis Pharmacy. Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
wsua WaIIs Pharmacy, Twenty
flrst aud East Jefferson.
Browns Pharmacy. corner Yesier
and Broadway.
shirtIeH's Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy. 1922 How
ell. corner Boren.
North seattle Pharmacy, battery
mud First avenue.
A. ". Guys Pharmacy. Denny way
aud Firth avenue north
y. n. Costigan's Pharmacy. Queen
Anne avenue aud Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy, Ballard rve-
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company. Lake
street and EWING avenue.
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real ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ne following deeds were filed for record in The
efgep n the county auditor yesterday
r J. Buns e TX 70 Gfacs Merritt, lot !, bioek
q Cnrfttrs add 81
Henri ! STILES e TX % Ida e. chrisnan, part
sse a. IN = n. Q. s..
r Nanxhf0n 70 sarah SaugIgton, iots 81 and 5,
psun's ala, also iots q and Is, block l. Bradnets
add 500
Tie Wet Coast fn1proT merit @. 70 James n
pssi,x fos i9 block 49, Gilman Park 80
SSzhia rhornas 20 william Dennis lots and l.
biatk Faismont add. 81 -
William Deunis q ux. 10 Eiiyabeth A. schiiks'
las 6 ara z bloch g. Fairmont add $50
Mar ffctset 20 Nettit u Hunsekef, lots ana =
hloef r. Lake VirS add. SIG.
xs,fse n H,nsirter 70 Mary Tiehec,, fractional
Iots and g block s. Jehn VI. Nagls.s add sl5a
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

uurox -fhe funeral u H. wileox will be hcid
= ~ Haseu elurch corner q John street and
Howard s,eanc. II - p m. today The q. A
z kfl c1uduct services AZ the q. A. r. Cemetery
Friends end nernbefs insitsd
Atst1ryASIa sfis cts. September o. 1900. AZ 1913
seventh ascuus John s0liTun aged 90 sears-
Funeral firm the Church q orr Lads o. Good
yrfr rers,er Fourth nyenuc fcrfh and Washington
,f3est Frifay n,ortiaz a. o'siock. Iuiefment az
faivar, sssastery b special train a. 70 70
CASSIDY IN this city. September 3, 1896, Francis
i ieiesea sta u NJ and Nfs. laaae CASSIDY, aged
/ months. Inferred At Csyary eemetf-y
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M9fnitMENaaWe are making for your
apwciai use. gloves. Montpelier style. re-
iafafced palms Of asbestos tanned horse
hide.
Alaska mitN with or without Fem0vahl
liniusa, also leather suEpenderp! II you
try ttsn you will have no ether
PACIFIC niSlk EtlANtE CO 1912 First
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MEN who appreciate life and tsns N
OF their families are most nsr,.' ~
about the location OF their honss ~
class of neighbors, the natura sr,r. -
and the prospective value Of their n
vestmentsi
The Denny-Blaine Lake Park wss ~,
out specially for men Of such tastes -.
forethought, II is In the center y s ~
most scenic portion Of Lake Washm,.
whole expanse OF the lake sprcsS. 4
unobstructed sweep for tventy.srxse
miles. the Cascade mountains ara vi
canic peaks towering high above lie +.
ceding evergreen hills and pure. isir.
Grating atmosphere gives health IA
strength.
IT is laid out In park style. with no poss
bility of INSTRUCTED view from sn w n
City water mains run thro6Gh the nayt
cement walks are laid and the ayeast,
are graded
IT ia but twenty-five minutes finn ii.
trio car lines ON the Pacific coast IN
with new cars. running every iwsiys
minutes.
Go and see the property. Exsmins On,
plats. You will not be SATISFIED ungl
you do.
DENNY-BLAINE LAND co.
Dexter Horton bank buildinx
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socIETY NOTICES.

TWELVE DANCING LESSONS.
Ssh0, ladies and gentlemen, guarantee
waltz, two-step aud all the latest bali
room dances low rate for gentlemen
Joining open classes nov. Monday and
Friday evenings, s.M. Wilson Dancing
Academy, Pike street Ranke block
Private iersana daily
4 iRslr grand prize mask ball wcdnes-
day evening. Oct O. Ranke hall Pike
street and Firth avenue Prize cake
walk and dancing. Music by Seattle
Mandolin Club Admission BE.
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The following letters await advertisers
At this office.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

SEATTLE SEMINARY at Ross tna,itu-
ton Of d high academic grade. four fun
e0arsca ~ study. matricuiates with
highest university requirements. special
uttention 70 preparatory work. instru-
menfRi and vocal music teachers thor
nuEhiy qualified buildings strictly mod
trn eighth year opens September ssth.
correspondence solicited Alexander
EanrA gnMnIAl snornLmrN. Nnss vs. MAh.
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TlAMSTEE@ Attention. Wagon seat
tnfs anA nmhrs}taa Sesatlc rvng and
AsnlnE CO. Marion ant Mealern.