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New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC

TUEsDAT-At ESQ ID lsa17s7as1-7-y 70 80 So a ~ n =
Pacific Ports 9e- s. A--a1-e- via c7--1 ,1la- t1-
E1r -eir=as5z and --lzzzaa r-- s. s. Grenada: as
p m for Jar1alca PER s. 5 Admiral Farrasat fou
vEbSEsDAy-At p. m for Nsz.eo. re- g $. I5haz4
stzaz H1s' r p a=-- 7- p. E- e- 49, - p n
sampson, f-5a Boston AZ 3 u- s1- ylra-aa cam
Havana an t-7Ere5o ma llF eL1-- parts or A-Heo
] p FOR >a1-iaEo- per >a--iag7 1e cloas at 2
Prince: AZ m for Ia Plata Countries direct. per
s4TUE1Ay-; T 555- \ $50 4 ] n q2PssasE s 70 Eos 3 e9
PIs-s E011or--s Per Cs1-i l-l1.- E---- I'll
kits ard oeuera-a. per l7s-- az 20 JsupPe-
savaalla ana carHaseHa Per Aisas .71ali rr Cos1s
Complementary 1870 M -lr --asua ana aai- per
5 : SILVA. at Il a. m for ~uaa ~ Nex.cc =
Havana Ar II a. n 17- A1e1r11. pr Prtaaa. A. Il
a n ,7-Pg-e-a--5ly -- q 5i. .-- t--1 l---- ven
asry man ozig- T6.s5 nus s. 5i-seszz per s. =
Mas ess, eT Nsgs8sza1 .g5. s- By . Ta4 90 N y ana
gll25{st-as ,.g --= y-=sS Al1--g- Wednesday az4
taeaee oy steamer lose az .lls 5-i-e iag 80
by steamer cosS ar tls o---e daily .sxesp5 SIa5sy5
Vsr FI. ana c-ease av --5.r-- s@- @,- g--. -
-vsry sI1-tay Tuesday ana S----.-- ~ r1.-1S ~
tyae c91re.Jl-s 1-Ses are q 4v--ay 5arrrzayI-
HAS l5r ArN-- --s- .s--- -a-5~s zP-cl-ly a1-
Belize Puerto -l-lr- ana -i--l1=-a. ly r. NeN-
Orleans and thence by close - --s s-,-
rs t-ala-e-ue c-s-s -ussas.- ~ --g--s
Hica and Moc-ays Isr Puerto Ce---r 49, 60
rua-ll tIt=sst-rr- r--l closes r---I-.l- 80
CRANSPACIFIC MAILS
for China Japan a1l Phllrr.a- ISLANDS vi. s-..r
close here daily al o-ll July FL. lr---s--.@
tlr dispatch per 2 Er'I-l M4-l t-ags-srss --aff
must o- directed 'vla se8----'f. Mails ~ Tsg-eT
Japan China and Philippine Islands VIA Sar -
E-fe g. b INV
inclusive loT dispatch ri. o. Ianalrr Nf1fTs
To- HaVl4l -s- daily -
2 H. lt % july 10 --e.-=-ve. r1- aisuatcr 8-r
AustFAAt Aa4-S -lr Australia W-s- fu---4r-7
which Evs Wa Eurolr- --- Nev---all1t wHtrh -
via san Francisca}. Hawaii ana F.14 Islands va Vsn-
eouve-. close aere lat1 az u;1 up ~ -
cllslFs dEparc- MlCWe-a- Mails -
AaW2li. CHINA Japan and E1lur.-- Islands "a So
Francisco close here daily $3.50 b. - tr T1I5T
VI lnrilsi'z Tor dispa-e1 s.. CouCc Mails -
g1ina and japan VIA Nl1c--vr- close daily AZ
$50 ? r. Up O. July r2+ Inclusive. .lspar-h u-r
Empress or lnds lreyist--ed mail airscred
wa Nillcal.er Mails t1r Australia except Wesf
AusrrsAal, NeVIssl5nt Hawaii FIi ana sarnoaF
lslsnis via san Francisco. close 14ily ESQ =,
stter July ~ ana up o. Auslst "a Inclusive 5r n
la5 ot al-itt- e- t-nralla- due Ne8E-Ycr<
August a. Tor 1tspat-H per Alameda
Ir-nsaeiie mails are toraarr 20 sailing aav
ans -Ae acle---e ot closing on the p-.-
of uuiurer-lured overland
istereu mali closes az 3 p- previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COT~T Posrmasrsr z
Poss011ee. New-1oEk. n. =. July g 1900 = =
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
RAID BY AFRIDTS.
INDIAN OFFICIALS FEAR ANOTHER vAP
Is BREWING

London. July 10.-Advices 10 The Express
from FeshaWur, IN the Punjab. under date of
June I9, says six hundred Afridis made sud
den night descent on two hundred Afgba1s who
were engaged in building a fort near Dacca. and
killed number Of them. II is feared in some
ottlcial Indian circles that another Afridf war
is brewing. va
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
FAILS TO RECOVER ANNUITY PAYMENT.

San Francisco, July 9.-Judge SeweU to-day sus-
tained the demurrer 10 the complain in the suit Of
Charles 6. Gebhardt executor of the estate Of the
late Jonathan Lloyd White 10 recover So. $50 from
the Mutual Insurance Company Of New-Yor In
August 1898. White paid S58 SSS to the Mutual In
surance Company for annuity OF s. 500 q year.
Four months later ne lost his life IN the Baldwin
hotel IRE His executor sued to recover the orig
inal sum paid. The Court finds for the company.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
MARRIED.

CIILEY-FTO1IIs-A Concord. y. H. July eth 1900
Anne Richardson Hollis 10 arthur Hutchirs Cl-ley
D. OF York.
d. BOIs-FARRAND-At All Saints Church. Hudson
\ Y on saturday July :. 1900. by the Rev. George
G Carter : T .. Helen Peaze daughter The late
Joseph S and Helen P FaEraHt, Louis Cos-c Du
B1is.
GOTrRLIF- -NONT-Cr December 6 1893 al the
Ch-rrh Of 81 Na-ria-in-th-- Fields, England
Mar Clarke, daughter OF Mr and Mrs John Ludlow
Durnont OF this city 10 John Hamilton Gouri~ ~
Greenwich, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
c4sTRo's GoTERyHESr THREATENED.

DR. PIETR1E SAID TO BB At THE HEAD OF AN-
OTHER REVOLUTION
Kingston. Jamaica. July s--GeneraI Gorsira, the
Venezuelan Minister 70 Colombia, arrived here yes
terday on his way TO Caracas. 10 report 10 his
Government specially on the Colombian revolution
He said another revolution is impending in Veue-
zueIa. headed by Dr- Pietrie
a private cable dispatch received here announces
that starvation practically exists at CartaEena,
Colombia and that the rebel General Cribe was re-
Gently near Bogota. the capital OF Colombia
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
PHILIPPINE TARIFF CONTESTED.
DUTIES on AMERICAN GOODS At
MANILA DENIED.

Washington. July 9-Ho Tung & Co today
HI7u petition IN the Court Of Claims asking
the refunding of 945 paid as import duties
port and other charges, on TWO cargoes OF
American merchandise shipped N Manila in
august 1898 They base their claim on the
residents proclamation Of July u 1895 estab-
Ashlng tariff schedule for the Philippines and
assert that 1t was not within the power OF the
President 10 enforce a tariff against American
products
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
GENERAL OTIS IN LAP4YETTE POST.

Lafayette Post No. 40 Grand Army Of the Re
public added another well known name 10 its
roster on Friday when MaJor-General EIwen s.
Otis was mustered The post will give a dinner in
honor of the new recruit in September.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
TICE-PREsIDEyT HoB4RTs ESTATE.
INVENTORY SHOWS Personal PROPERTY VALUED
AT s.. .62s, Sal s.

Paterson, n. j., July 9 (speciaD.-The inventory
OF the personal property of the late VicePresideut
Hobart was fled to-day al the Surrogale's Office.
Il appraises The personally $-,62 81 6S Mr. Ho-
barts holdings Of real property were small Al
most all his estate consisted Of railroad industrial
and mining stocks and bonds.
The appraisers. Robert J. Nelden and Edward a.
Walton, We're conservative in their estimates and
placed everything al Its minimum value.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
GOTERNOR ALLEN ~ W4NHLNGToN-

Washington, July s.-Governor Charles II Allen
OF Porto Rico who is d visit the United
States official business arrived here tonight
from NeW-Aork. he was accompanied by Mrs.
Allen.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
VOLUNTEERs At CHICKANATrGA PAPK

Chattanooga, Tenn. July s-Acco-ding 70 The
Times 1t has been decided TO quarter returning
volunteers from Cuba Porto Rico and the Philip
pine Islands at Chickamauga Park in case the
volunteers are not retained in the service 70 De
sent TO China. Chickamauga Park is centrally
Iocated. and the ground is owned by the Govern
nlent This IS regarded as the rst step toward the
establishment OF 3 permanent Army post al Chick
amauga.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

Tribune once. July 10. a mThe weather yesterday
mild and the temperature ranged between
20 degrees. the J74Al being 5ls lower
that Of sunday and higher that ef he
responding date of last year
The weather to-day viii DO fair.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
THE PASSING THRONG

good waiter said one OF the best known
ciunmen IN the city yesterday. lis treasure ans
- godsend. Whenever I find one
QLALIIIEs IN a restaurant that restaurant
- - - = 1COD IS assured OF my patronage BY
LII a good waiter mean the sort thai
serves your dinner in the correct
manner anticipates your wants has the things
you heed ready and is always there To a-s,-s-
it oi+ oeCk t ana ca It's queer how few really good
S'''S.9 mere are II Isn't such difficult thing -
se ee one one would think, bur the few that t6ere -
natural gift and one that cann@t ~ Vel must be
i oLhsT evening was suppiug at Rect6rjs and
to send me telephone bov He went - ~1sC@5 5
our i,T JS,D,,I1 IS o'ck and told me the boy was
As 1t was then midnight I ssrcastic5iIv ass5 II =,
u u tne boy was out making a call Yah, h. sai9 ala
answer OATS il; de boy he is call making o1I-
9hG a try as would he stuck TO that suggestion Of
II Ia u-sf.4l5 fl5 Ss1-lGay tne boy was not on duty
making out. Id have breakfasJed rbera as AL al
you" oL stupid waiter for
The Republicans Of Kentucky,- said v y
Warren, Of Louisville at the Fifth Avanua Ffo+al
yesterday. are sereueIy 10nfdenr
~ ~LLI1tNh9 that they viii carry Kentucky for
KENTUCKY Mckinley and Roosevelt tbfz fslI
SAFELY RE in spite Of the handicap OF the
: FObLICAN- Goebel Election law. Other South
ern States would go Republican
also more than % per cent of them. were it not
for the fear OF negro domination did they eIecr
the Republicans to State Offices That ,7rrae-t7r
and that alone is what holds the S0rtr SttIf]1,- H.
me for Democracy, for the South has been more
2ehenJed by the Republican policy than she ever
mas nS Jne democratic Take the policy of D~o-
lection Tor example. as against that OF free trade
30 stctlon OF the. Union to-day derives as rnUch
DsLelll from that policy does the South and
snoI4o Iree trade De put in its place il would
sPsL rum Ior many Southern industries and not
ollE would II arrest the commercial devef0u7lar-
o. Dixie Ianu, put II would hurl II back quarter
u 81 q century as WelL This the thinking men Of
republican ticket to-day except for their dread of
Lh5 A-rlcan thus coming into political power II
VIII tell however, in the Northern tier OF rhe
southern states, where the fear OF negro dounina-
Llon Is not so oullpreSeEC. and I LOOK nor only
Ior Kentucky 20 fall in line for the Republican
UcKeL 0ut the two Nirginas and Maryland as
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srLrIDE o. FOTNDER OE "a 80. -

Chicago July s-F. 3 Cossitt. founder o. Ia
Grange H. and one of the best known men in
this region to-day committed suicide by shooting
He was eighty years Old and was despondent from
long illness
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAT's FORECAST
Washington. July e.-The barometer continues low
the St Lawrence Valley and relatively
nessse. The barometer is also low the North
eastern Rocky Mountain region Very little has
fallen during the last twerty-four There
been scattered showers region Eastern
New-York and the ST Lawrence Valley The te1npera-
Jure has fallen markedly Middle and
\e-lslanl states Il mas risen IN Kansas Nebraska
J--l----r-a Northern Texas temperature
evening is generally below The seasonal normal east Of
The Mississippi and Ohio valleys and lake regions On
the Ne-Eagland Coast the winds Will be fresh south
westerly On the Middle Atlantic Coast light % fresh
0rtlyesteriy WINDS VIII prevail. while The South At
4autc Coast the winds will be light fresh northery
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND 1DNEsDAY-
Mane-GeneraIly fair Tuesday; cooler western por
tior. fair Wednesday; fresh southwesterly winds.
NeW-Fanpshre Vermont, Massachusetts,. Rhode Island
and ConnecticutPary cloudy Tuesiany and "Wednesday
light fresh westerly winds
Eastern -York-Generauy Tuesday and Wednes-
day warmer In northern portion "Wednesday. light TO
fresh uorJheTiy winds
Eastern Pennsylva Nsv-Jersey and Delaware-Fai-
ana continued moderate temperature Tuesday and Wednes
day fresh uaT-hWesterlv winds
West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania, Western New
York and ohloCeneraily fair Tuesday fair
"Wednesday light 10 fresh westerly winds
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

IN this diagram the contnuoIs white line shows the
changes pressure indicated By The Trbunes self
recording The dotted line the tempera-
ture as recorded al Psrry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

Lieutenant Webster was born on November To-
1859. ar Geneva y y. He entered the service as
second Lieutenant in the So New-York Volunteers
on May l. 1855, and resigned November 10. 1855
10 accept appointment second lieutenant in
the 80 New-TOrz Volunteers on November Il. 1895
and was mustered OUT with the regiment or March
. 1893 He was appointed second lieutenant IN the
4Zd Volunteer Infantry on August 10, 1883, and
promoted 10 first lieutenant on August p 1893 serv
ing Fort Niagara. Nev-IOrk, and in the Philip
pines the date of death He a relative Of
ex-POst aster-General Wilson : BisseiL
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
DIED

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN.
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
4 GIFT TO THE CHAMBER.

COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS
The portrait of Hendrix tor Henry 7. wyckoff
who born in 176S and was treasurer Of the
Chamber Of Commerce from 1906 until his death in
1883 has been added to the Cdambers valuable col
lection of paintings The portrait has been pre-
seuted to the Chamber by Osborn w Bright The
subject OF the picture was a captain Of the naval
brigade in 1871. a director of the Merchants Bank
IN 1905, director OF the Eagle Fire Insurance Com
pany IN 1893, and from 1902 until his death a gov
ernor OF the Nev--Yorb Hospital The portrait was
painted from life by John Wesley Jarvis, and IS
executed upon wood.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

PRINTED MATTER Erg-.5s-7ran steamers sailing @
Specially Addressed Printed Matter for other pats
OF Europe. American and White star steamers On
Wednesdays. German and French steamers thurs
days and Cu-art and German steamers Saturdays
Printed Matter etc. --- all countries Tor W11c1
they advertised carry mall
cI15-E r< -rH Transatlantic Mails
z1i--l0-+l supplementary mails opened
On the piers English French and Gers
man steamers and open g--I Ter Mtrursa
O. the u sailing OF
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

First Lieutenant Horace Webster 42d United
states Volunteer Infantry died IN hospital Manila,
425 p m, July T. Cause Of death. faIl from build
ing. Fuu particulars follow bv mail
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
Pn-tnmce Nntice

(Shout Be read DAILY uy all interested. a. changes
o.cUr az -re1
Foreign mails the ending July II 100, VIII
close (prcu0tlv al r1e General Posroe as
follows mails close 11-r earlier tran
closing time shown below Parcels Fz- nails for ter-
many close ar 8 Monday and vs. e1r-s-7y-
ATLANTIC MAILS
TTESDAT.-A- o. IT, Eurup= per -Iahn- va
C-z-ho-- and Bremen tuzi for Ireland
must directed per s. -aI-''
WEuNESDAT--A- a. %. Complementary o. III ~
Eurr0- 0-r "---W-E EC-s- Southampton mai
FOR ireland be- directed per s. N=g-E'rE y
AZ 1880 u Belgium direct Noorcla11
tuusu must Be directed Ter N'lr-la1-} az 80
M .--u-r r=u-a--a-V o. for Europe. Per s =
s0-az-i- Queenstown.
TET-ESuAV-A- 6-3p a. 11r Europe g. '-1lur1
rf7 Plymouth Hamburg email f-- France SVrE
srIa-L Italy. spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt ard
British India CLHrl-Ir@ must .- --ec-e- per
r-lu--r-l-'f a $50 France. switzerland.
Italy. spain Portugal Turkey. EEy7r and British india.
u-- 5f7Vra ful=I r1- other parIB
0T Eu--14 must directed per La 5ascuEne')-
SaTT~EUA Y-A- fl- Islands s =
Sua--7r Prince a. Netherlands direct psr
S-are-Ez-1 .n1aI u.us- directed S-zusn-
damn az JOB a. Scotland Ll-=a- Astoria
f-1afL must - directed per g A=-1-tsI 1870
O. m complementary . o. NJ t1r Europe. per ;. =.
sC,a--1aria. Queenstown
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
LIEUTENANT HoRAcE MERsrER Dan

Washington. July 9.-GeneraI Macarthur sent the
following cable dispatch TO the War Department
this morning:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
IN NEw-y0RE CITY
RENIT-TANC-S

Nail subscribers o. the DAILY and TE--vEEELr
viii he charged extra postage a11ttc
the naulzS ab1V7-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

Address al communications relative sr~scrpro1s
a1vertsarnaU-s THE TRIBUNE Eav-E1-z city Re-
Postocs money order. order. 1-1c<
registered Ierts-
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-A-.LE LIA-N
tFor all points United States t1u-szs OF Grsats
New-Fo-SI- -aua-a zl.- NsZ.14-1
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

Ger EUrcpe British Isles countries tAs
Universal Postal LuIo1}
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21

.pO0le oavgIeN complete line Of
MI md Mps, NJ, "A, Camp II
Laurel vera Billings visitors yastep'
dAy,
#mgmWila N BoutOD write liberal
npn ,lllallallee policies NJ Tho best
ObtalDablA PRtepl
u@Mpa, Jon, Zimmerman Inn gole 10
HpaIdlDR, MDu tor u months visit 10
relatives md friends
zaif yen want i house built on yOnp
ynGnnt ,l0lH you should see ~lfayaplay,
lie builds on lho lnAtnllmont plan Y
muM pa, AloE Graham and ,AOns Left
y0at0pdAy rOp n visit In Carbon GOnnty
before departing for Ohio 10 reside,
HON. W, N, Hammond of Tennoaa
aae, " republican .0hMpaignmn IN ms
lOuIoad 10 spohk IN Billings on OetOp
bop 4,
Flown lots for sale everywhere on
ohHy pnymenta Won should have u
llolnG Or Nh Investment Hae AnslM
North
ill ", Element and fnmiN Ieft
yGnlepday Yer their ranch On thn Plat
willow whore They Will pmain tOp
R6V6pnl Wo6kR,
umThe Billings Steam laundry
never tnilH 10 give satiHfAeliOnl n
Ina nll Tho D0GosAnry machinery tOp
turning onl npHtrolasH work,
#zAlokmudop fraser OF tlpis city waH
0loolod omllont Rpnnd sword banPov
0f ll9 Epaild GOmmAndepy on tLe
An!Rhtp Tomplnp OF Mountain nj dvnAt
Fails Monday,
an Mlsr q, p HRnna, Mr., hobbnn
md Milan Mills, who have bean visit
HllllngA friends md mlativeH fOp u
Nooly VIII return 10 thelp homes IN
ahgyldnn Tonight
VA fro aIaptod In tho basement on
|la yellowstone Valley mill yesterday
morning, bnt WINS distinguished by Tho
on u mtent fro 0ktinaniAhav Withr
chilling oNt tho hoae company
: mJUHllGo janeH knlly popfoWmd A
nnpplnRO ceremony Monday uniting
llynA Of Geo. H. gpOWnlI Of HNlNnM
lnd klttlo boyer on AnaO0ndny MI,
lpOWol. IN n m0nlbep on the upOWall
3Ieau, Montana Dill Posting company
W tfal0nn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21

rpDm Wednesdays inily dnnilar
H%HI'OOln'a for lpnlf md yeHon
,nblOA,
"'lNMp Tint, tlpod feeling try Mnek n
Ion Opanm aOdn,
~~M mr., And Mrs., A. sanford Of
LnuVel ware visitors IN tlN city ynstNpp
nny,
HAdOn, RlmH and Wlfn pnIl0 In yAau
lNpnW From their ranch homo Ilpny
bnylnn M
H~HNOild IN Tho InBlallmont plnnl Id
lnyh Hon n,o M Tho OOtlng0 Inn, u,
VI, hnywlNy,
collin Hunter Of Cheyenne, n large
nnlll0 owner 0f wyoming, 4pnlT y0Hn
'erlny w Billings
a-JOHlnh Cook nnn wife, OF Tim Bin
Horn hnAln,. ln Wyoming, npn spending
~ fNw days IN Tim CITY,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21

bstwasn settlers ANl t0vsPAMsRt On
Northern %OhsyaANa Reservation,

sHtlNN MN nOvefhMNMt VI
kop.hspn 0hsvsARs tsssEvANsR,
/. yellowstone Journal, Major Mo-
liAnRhlM special agent for thS indlAn
departments IN charge on the AdlWsts
Ment Of Tim Northern Cheyenne Peasrs
vAtt0n titles, laft t0iAy for lame Deer
Agency where he will remain Il NV
days md then journey 30 Nebraska 10
Attend tO some department buslMAss In
Tint stale, petnpnlnH 10 Mllaa flty via
Tame DaAF Agency In about IhpNe
weeks, The Major hopes by that tlme
thAt NIL MAtlaps Will bp lii AhAiM M
ol0Se the deal with the SETTLERS and
plnea tle 0hayenDea ln actual pOsANsa
sion III. their enlarged reservation,
,The delay has mainly bepn OooAsiOnen
pS !hh nAtpomo oAntlOn M thn officials
IN washington WhOM duty N IA 10
p0ss upon thn titles Oh thA settlNps WIN
hAve been bought OML, though Iii sOMg
instances the parties selling have IMen
unable ID furnish satisfactory deeds On
lrhllslep ~ promptly IA desired there
~ every prospect, however, thAt cons
na0tl0n with TIM transaction will In
el0sed within II month
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-21
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WhlIkNA AND GREAT FALLS,


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nnd lls surroundings Nd Fnp III llAvA
seen, y snid 0hApleH Spear VI BilllnNs
20 thA ORIENT Fails Lender, nAnd theVe
~ not ns pretty " city IN Vino State, a.
vleWnd from the depOt, and alsO In \
Ilde through lls beautiful stveets Mnt
bouleyMdAu Tho olty hNs lind tlle Nd
vantage Oh belDH lald ont In 4 beANtls
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l,ipn ~, tNe lending city Of the stAtn,
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lle business md building line, ami
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billings npp the Two towns In tlle atNtg
thnt npe doing Tho mOsl building and
HOlnR nhond IN tlo Htnte, I'M oAll I'M
by my ono when MNaHlnA through
either plAen,o
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