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SOME HIGH-GRADE BEEF.

Tie bod Packing Company Is now
supplying the trade with some Of The
t. So native corn-fed beef that has been
on This market fer long time. L IS
sad -lar there is nothing sent Il by river
packers cHat VIII compare with il for
h'ghsIede. II IS mertLng the praise Of
every fresh meat dea.er. and The com
pauy has al il can DO 10 supply the de-
Ulld
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19

re horS market confined EGI ard
ths fu--Izrs01s Tsrs 8ngvz1- Tea
sales, rar val1@, $3.50. Uzitsi States
IS rez3sgers8 a4cZn-i :. an1 t1s nss
"a I. a Ia 90 5-1ce
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19

furn Your Liver %HJie You Sleep.
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ce-sss-szgor - = EzE SL-TA Bliss TN~v
aezs=zzsy sszr - ~1s -zrE es-T t1= GF@r 80
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19

Nr S1zES--1ly fear * Z. - --rcer -
tie next euEnez 4 Celtse xeaal@szzz - Al~=
SE--Es-~So. iz6@<5. Ia ss-4s fSs car
Say,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19

THROUGH sLEEPER VA SANTA E
ROUTE
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19

~ z,ck Txlz15 Z=z1ss9 .szE@s TTszz.asz
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19

Nez Ts-k ny 12-T-zzzrs Trs-sE ~ga
sNs5 5zH zz.EsoE 15-&zTs = -o1 1z-s a.
ygesses-ac5 TrEesSsk-@r A. c. r. 80
- .c---re-es steamer - EE-1z@ G.-s-
"a z3c&s GO - zSso So ssa -
4 rntz T-as makes "a 49, tzzs Ia
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HORSES AND MILES

DraIts. good e061E
IGlraLts, Low 20 Ito los.-......-.... 1E5GIS5
SS4unAs, sood 10 choice 90T115
hunks common 20 ta1r-......... 7a6 s.
01iVers, medium .-.-.-.-.-....... $50 -
9IIV5rs, good 70 fancy. 75E up
5ILlail cavalry horses -.-.....-..... 25G Is
rugs ---.-..----.....---..-.-... 50 Is
Frtces ranged as follows for scund
seIEIcsdole niu1es, 70 8 years old. N
1252a14 hands, fat and broken. 3 s59 81
II Qlt42 hands. fat and good hair. "a s.
1412Tl5 hands, fat ........ seq 70
. gL51a hands, fat ............... esq 60
War mules ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4GG 50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19
BASEBALL

Boston at Brooklyn RI z.
P.,s-,, aZa1 B009f-s
BROOKLYN ..0aIfo 80 u :
Cincinnati az New York
C41cirratt ..........211OI0 i-gI7 s
New York ..-.......T480 SO = 8
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American s.eaxne

Milwaukee AZ Detroit RE-E
Detroit -.....GE86600ae I
NTilwzukee ...--..-.9I01a a19-4 I
Minneapolis AZ Buffalo
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Minneapolis IA = 0o0e01 Q
Kansas City al CIevelan5-
Cleveland .......-..1 a01Boo eAs-0
Kansas City ..-..-11Is1ea FIN
n1ana2oEs-ChicaS same postponed
wet grounds
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
ETCAEO

Chicago, July E.-The leading futures
ra uged as fol ovs-
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FISH AND GAME.
WICHITA GRAIN MARKET.
HIDES ANn WOOL

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19
CATTLE SALES

PROVISIONS MARKE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

New York, July 15.-The statement o.
the visible supply Of grain. in store and
adOat, on Saturday. July Il as compile /
by the New York Produce Exchange. is
as follows: Wheat, 46,0S1. go; decreas So
795 coo; corn Is. sos, Gee increase 400 900; cats
7.144Oo0, decrease 90oo0; re. 5000 de-
crease y, Geo: barley 6S6, coo, increase IS coo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14
LID DoMtNIoN sTEAMsp HOO

DAILY LINE FOR NEW York, EXCEPT spNDAp
passengers can leave Richmond dsiIy-excev,
suuday via Chesapeake and Ohfs rsilvav a
r.. M, or Richmond and Peter kurx ran
Ioeo. (Norfolk and Western routr, zoo A n
GcnnHotiee at Norfolk with Old Domi1f
LINE steamer sailing same evening A.
o clock for New York
Ilckets on sale a. Richmond Transfer Cn-
prSny ., soS east Main Street: Chesapeake ana
Onio railway and Richmond and Petersbu Pc
rsnroad depots, and at company's effce. ms
$50 49, Main Street, Richmond. Baggage cheoksd
~. Sew York and all poir ts beyond can =
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY "a Fri
DAY at 500 N This steam er carrtea stee,
age passengers only
maniIest closed one hour before sailing TINA
rsrelghs received and forwarded and tfroual
oilis OF lading issued for all northern easter1
ndforeign ports.
FROM NEW YoRK'
Esssengers can leave daily exceps Suu A,
49, lSatu day p NJ TO Norfol or Ola
1911 Oonliort connecting with Norfolk Ard
nestern railroad or ChaAapeake and Ohio
Ereigh, for Richm oud BY steamer via Nor
10y ,'rS. mondays and Wednesdays 500 P N saS-
% issilings from company's pier. No 3 Eor,n
HyeI 1901 OF Beach Street Freight receives
ana forwarded daily EXCEPT Sunday
Sor tnrther Informs ton apply 20
JoHN.F MAYER, Agens,
1913 east Main streea
Richmond. W
". l.. g uiIlsuden, P-edo~n, Me- vo-k
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SATURDAYJULY. IA -
THE DREAMER AND the DIRE. N.

a dreamer. spurred by thought, vet NOT
asleep.
Scanned unspanned future space with
eagle sweep,
Saw what the uninspired eye hath not
seen,
And concentrating millions of sunbeams
Into a white light rich with glory-gleams
Saw visions wove of Heaven-illumined
dreams.
he saw the day when needless strife
shall cease
And man love man in realms of perfect
peace,
When none hurl hate nor hurt a fellow
man,
But all on earth live on the lovent plan
OF doing all a kindly mortal could
To curb all evil and promote all good
Avoiding sham and shame as all men
should;
All castles and class distinctions dead and
gone,
The millionaire and mendicant as one.
Employer and employed a kindly whole
Swayed not by selfshness but heart and
soul:
No churl to covet what might poor ones
feed
But swift to minister and serve at need.
And crush to earth false pride or grovel-
ing greed
Then far from warm hearth of a happy
home
No anxious toiler seeking work shall
roam,
But honest toll shall there find honest
pay.
Nor lengthen needlessly it's dole nor day;
No moneycrat will faunt his unearned
wealth
BY devious ways acquired or stony
stealth
BY coming human blood, lost hopes. or
health.
No more shall base assassins haunt the
dark.
No more incendiarism speed its spark,
Nor men care less a hundred thousand
fold
For human sorrow than for sordid gold:
But all men hopeful, honest. truly wise.
Shall read of present ills with panied
surprise.
As equals worsniping meath happy skies.
I. EDGAR JONES.
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: Ruined by Good Luck :
DECENTRALIZATION.

A PREMATURELY-oLD, broken
~ down telegrapher was in town
lately, visiting around among such of
his fellow craftsmen as knew him in
his better days and soliciting assist
ance from them to carry him on his
way to Pittsburgh, where he said he had
a chance 70 go to work. The men who
knew him Clipped in TO make up bit
Of a purse for him, but they only smiled
covertly at each other when he men,
toned going to work.
Hes been bum too long now ever
20 go 10 work again, even if he could
get work, which he couldn't" said one
OF the key punchers who contributed
20 giving the old-timer a little push
along. There's n man that horse
put on the bum-not the horses, under
stand, but n horse-just one single,
solitary old cripple of horse, OF thor
oughbred blood, instinct and gameness,
but an old cripple of a horse, for all
that. The horses name was DIR. Rice.
If there had never been q thorough
bred horse by the name OF DIR. Rice,
that brnken-down wreck OF a tele-
graph. operator would probably be
punching key and making a good liv-
ing to-day, with his wife aud children
around him, instead of wandering
around the country and involuntarily
posing az q horrible example. ''"''''''''
II used TO work with him in the big
New York Office, and my plant was
right alongside of his. He,came down
10 the Office one winter might've were
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on the night shift-with preoccupied
look in his eye. I noticed it, and i
asked him what was up.
Say he asked me, what horse dye
suppose is going TO win the Suburban
handicap next year?'
notwithstanding the fact that ]
thought he was either crazy or drunk,
or,both, I couldn't help but laugh in his
<ace.s Here the snow was about a foot
deep on the ground, and the tempers-
ture hovering around tho zero mark,
and this key puncher who worked
slongside OF me was asking mo what
horne / thought would win big race
that HEsn't due until the middle OF the
coming summer.
After I got through laughing I
looked him over carefully and said to
him:
~tBetter put in 'sick" slip, pal, and
take night of. You're seedy from
overwork or something, and the resin
bring you around all right
He only rpuckered his lips up and
smiled at me grimly.
"I'm al right he said. That's a
straight question 1 asked you: What
horse do you thinkn collar next years
Suburban? For IL you don't know I
want to put you next now, SOS you'll
have . chance TO play him now IN the
winter books on the Suburban and get
rich -ssaddenly, like I'm going to xo.'
Oh give ns q rest I Eeld to him,
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YORK RIVER LINE, WEST PORK,
The Favorite Route North.


LEAyz RICHMoND
Train Ne. l6, $50 p NJ
BALrIAoRx LIMITED, Daily. except sundAy,
far West Point, and intermediate stations
ma King close eoanectioi Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays with steamer tor BALM
more.
Train No. 16, a:so r. n.
LOCAL KxPExss, Mon wednes & Fridays, for
Yves tPoiat and intermediate stations. CON;
IA ~ with stage at Lester manor TO walker
~ and TappAhannock: also at West Point
NJ sh steam ers for Baltimore. Stops At all sta
hens.
Train No. "a, SEQ A. II.
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily, except sunday
from Virginia Street Station for West Potnt
stage at Lestor manor for WAikerton Anc TAP
pahAnnock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
0:15 q. m. Baily, from West Point, with Con-
nection from Baltimore except Mondays.
io.ls an sundays and Moadays
$40 D m. Daily, except sunday from West
Point and intermediate stations.
Steamers leave West Point daily except
Sundays $50 p. NJ. arriving Baltimore S.OO q.
m =, Returning leave Ban1more oo y. M,
daily except Sundays arriving hlchmono
steamers call at Gloucester Point and
Almonds Wharf, Tuesdays. Thursdays .and
Saturdays; yorktown and Clay Bank, MOP
days. Wednesdays and Frsdays.
@. w. WEsgRURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
sae X. Kahn - Richmond, Va
!. n. ouLP, We A. f1fk,
frame manager. zen. fass. AgI
FRANK 8. CANNON.
Fhird viee-frosldsnt and General Manages
Warrington, d. @
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Schedule in Eject June IT. 1900, From
Richmond.
LEAVE BROAD-sTREET STATION
700 o. m. except sundsy locsl for Newport
News, Old tointand Norfolk. Psrlor
$50 q. m. daily "Fsst Iine'' for Newport
News, ola Point, Norfolk and Ports.
mouth Parior car. This train stops
only at williamsburg.
I:2O IA daily local for Newport News
OF Point, Nor,olk ana Port mouth
100 .. IA, except Sunday, LEGAL to Clifton
1901 ncen. except Sunday. "sounta,n spe-
cial' vi faTlor { ars for Va Hot sprEs
aud White sulphur a'so riniDg Car
west of Gordon vile, mea "A
carte. Connects terOTSnge, Calverten,
Manassas and Warrington.
SEQ p. m. Daily limited. to Circinnati,
Louisville, and st. Louis. Pullman
sleeping cars. connects for Virginia lot
$50 p. ~. Gordopsv,lle Accommodation, ex-
1890 p m Daily, Nv, to Cincinnati and
Louisville Pullmsn sleeping car. Con-
n cts Ter Virt in a Hot Springs
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. STATION.
1880 a. m, Daily for Lypchburg, LexinEt on.
and Clifton Forge. Connects. except
Sunday. with Buckingt am and Air e.
rene branches and for New Csstie daily
600 m. except Saturday srd Sun3a' g ad
stone ecco" notation. Or Saturday,,
VIII leave at Pm.
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
$50 a. m, ercApt Sunday, from Gordonsville
$3.50 s.. NJ, and 34S p n daily, from Ciucin-
natl ana Loui vile,
IL 40 q m, so p. m. Except Supoay and ie:15
D. m, ir m Norfolk and o Point.
Is i. NJ, exoeps SuEcaY from Htntoi.
IL a. A., EacepS sunday, from Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
SaaA. H.. Except sunday from G a5stone
and Albereue
60 y a, Daily from Lynchburg, lexington
and Clifton Forge, auc except sun
lay from New Castle, aud Rosney-
For detailed iufC rm ttNn connections O
apply at Richmond Transfer office, No eos
east Main street; ChesapeSks AMI Ohio Pas
senger Office No. SOC east NJ Tin st eet; Sta
ton Ticket Offioss. or a dress
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Ass't. General Passenger Agent.
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Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT APRIL 2ND, 1900
T-ninn 90 uaa Rinhmnnd Va


IN EFFECT APRIL 2ND, 1900
Trains Leaves Richmond, Va.
HOO p NJ. No IL SOUTHERN EXPRESS DAILY
10 Atlanta augusta Jacksonville, ano
Joints South sleeper for Danvtlle.
Greentbo Salisbury. and Charlotte
Sleeper open at Richmond ESQ .. m
Steps lSr passengers At local stations.
Connects a. DanviIle ard Charlotte.
with New York and Florida Express
tho ST) carrying through sleepers be
tween New York and Tampa. with con
neotions for all Florida points, also
connects at panville, Charlotte with
the Washing ton and Southwestern Lam
tied (Ro s7I carrying through sleepsrs
bet'n New rerk ana SAsnvi x New New
New Orleans. also, Pullman Toorist
sleeper None avs, Wedsesdays and FRI
DAYS, washington 70 ssS rsnas go
all pointsin Texas. Mexico and Cali
fornta - 80 -.
H Iotss' N n. q. CONTESTS 81 Aesslsy VIA
FArmville snd Powhatan railroad 81
Keyavilie for ClArksvilie. Oxford, Ken
ior SJ purSan' Raleigh. and Winston
salem, 80 Danvtile With NC. IS United
states Fast Mail, solid tratn, daily fol
new orisSns ana poinv = so ~ s. ~ht or
leans ana New York TO yAsksonvlis
and Miami Cor Nassau HApAns, Cuba
Ts5oS S,s ma main IN s sssgsT snd Chsttso
. 90 =. M, ss 10 II, LOCAL. daily sxeeps suna.s
for KeTsvine and intesmediAte poinh
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s:ssr.n., from Atlanta Augus.s. AsAsrnle
40 r. r., from Keysviiie and local stations
LOCAL yRneHr skkINa. -ft
nes. 81 and 81. between Manchester ana Ne
bSAA.. . a. 80. =.
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INSPIRED VERSES.
The Runu,yux..

The Hur1wuys.
Said Billy-boy. TO Bobby-boy, one wild and
windy day:
There's wood TO pile and lots OF things
i say let's ran away.
30 hand-i',-hand ,ncy scampered. and the
clustering March wind heard,
IL whistled round the corner, but IL never
said word.
IL chased along behind them and IL caught
them by the gate.
II raced them down the driveway AT a great
and furious rate.
II searched for Billy's finger and IL found
poor Bobby's toes,
| flung a cap high in the air-it tweaked a
little nose.
II swept down like whirlwilid, IL twirled
them round and round.
Till Billy-boy and Bobby-boy fell fat upon
the ground.
1t tossed and leased, Ii tore about It turned
them DER and Ger, ~
And then IL laughed and left them. and
dashed back TO town once more.
And Billy-boy and Bobby-boy they stood
upon their feet,
Their cheeks were almost frozen and their
tears were almost sleet
Said Billy-boy to Bobby-boy: Whatever
shall we dor
We're miles and miles away from homer'
Sobbed both: tBoo-hooi Boo-hoo"
Said Billy-boy to Bobby-boy: 81 see a
house, Obi Ohr'
Cried both: "'Tis home" Then home
they ran as fast as they could 60
"a II. Allen, In Primary Education.
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PrAStieaI ro.l.mx.

Young Wife-Psul We must I've very
economically now. y NFelephons for .
cab; I'm going out to order some sausl
sage for suppef.-MegeeHdortef BAsts
ter. &aA ta 400 81 =
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rope. sharp Reply to Cardinal.

roRe's shaFD Reply TO Cardinal.
It IL recorded that Pope Gregory XVI.
offered his snufbox to % cardinal, who
declined II, saying; 'No, your holiness.
have not that yice," to which the pope
replied In a thoroughly human waya
''f It had been = vice you woaid have
had IT, Chicago. Chronicle. j ~,
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Thc sIIeht-Have-peen.

We tied our barQues, in the misty past.
Together and sailed away
On the tide of youth that was flowing fast
To the Island OF Happy Day.
And we tarried there till the sea god Iured
Us over the sea to him,
And we sailed through shoals till ouI
barques were moored
In the Sea of the Social Swim.
We tossed and fretted, and, ne'er content
Again our sails were set,
And We SKINNED along through the fog
and went
Aground in the Straits of Debt.
On the shore OF the Land Regret we stand
AS the stately ships go by,
But no one answers the reckoning hand,
And vain is our helpless cry.
In the light of the sun that is setting fast
On the wreck of our social sin,
As dream we see, through the misty past,
The Land of the Might-Have-B Been.
Tom Mason, in the Smart World.
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The bright Country.

The country's just as smiling from the
mountains to the sea
AS the Lord, whose love is over 1t, would
ever have IL be-
The gardens rich with roses, and the
meadows and the plains
And all the greening pastures just
a-tinkls with the rains!
It's great to be just living In a world so
near the blue
You can feel the benediction OF the rain
bows over you!
The country-shes just glorious by any
night or day
And Love Ger nfe's victorious, and we're
singing on the way!
~. G. Stanton, in Atlanta Constitut.asA
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!. WeRae anN TheukhtA-
Some Sraen can't hnd words for their
thoughts, and some women can't ind
thoughts for their words--C Chicago
Daily News. - = , - no A !.
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Fern. In the city.

Ferns In the City.
Where traffic pours along the pave
With such uncloistral din.
How strange to see your frondage wave,
A close-walied plot within!
You. of that wilding sisterhood,
Whose feet are wont to stray
Down the dim aisleways of the wood,
Far from the garish day.
How you must miss the homelIke hush
Again and yet again
The twilight vespers of the thrush,
The mathis of the wren
How you must yearn above to peer
And see a leafy skyl
How you must lean and long to hear
A forest wind steal byl
How you must sorrow not to thrill
At every old refrain
The gurgling rapture of the rill,
The hfil-song of the rainl
Your heart, an exile, ranges far
Down wood-ways drenched with dew;
And /, o fair familiar
Am such an exile, tool
clinton Scotland. in Youths Companion.
Ups and Downs.
Here's to the Teller that's down on his
luck
The Teller that's dom his best
An strivin' an waitin' an keepin' his
pluck,
An puttin' his wits to the test.
Inc person who basks in prosperity's
Has handshakes and cheers without
end;
But the Teller that's down on his luck
well. you know.
He's the chap that's in need OF a friend.
Our fortunes are subject 10 change. day
by day
At least so philosophers vow:
an iudgin' a man doesn't really paw
BY his fame or prosperity now
So, IL YOU are wise, YOU will make 81 n
plan
Your courtesy never 60 drop;
Fur the Teller that's down on his luck
is the man
Who is due to be some day on top.
washington Star.
An oId-Fashioned Recipe.
Take:
Just one part of thought for self.
Two parts of thought for friend;
An equal part of common sense
With broadcast culture blend.
One part of rare propriety
Mix with a gracious share
OF living above gossip's tongue,
And free from sordid care.
Next, with n share OF piety
Mix well a cheerful heart,
or love OF beauty and good taste,
And labor-each a part
With pure conscience stir these things,
Blending them well together:
Warm them with love and they will rise.
In any kind of weather.
If you but try 1t fairly. now.
You'll find this ancient plan
Will make a free and happy soul
A perfect, all-round mani
e. A Matthews, in Churchman.
sunset.
Behind the bastions of the darkened hills
Sinks down, In shining riffs, the glow
ing sun.
Within whose Redeemed shrine our fan
cies run,
And wake in saga-songs and passion
Low in the brakes. the softness which
Deep peace: a breeze that rocks the
woodland bowers m t1 i. srsv
To dewy rest; and quivers OF perfumes
Break on the air till heart and memory
gre flis! n'' $50 a'Haofs.
But. 10! a gazing on the wondrous scenes
OF shifting change, from gold to purple
TIE stately night, insxorable, fair.
With gloonier grandeur bushes might
have-beens:''
And. like to Death. Stays life. to wake
In being
A Presence that has Life beyond our
seeing!
William J. Gallagher. in Chambers
Journal. E
The Mlwhf-Have.naau
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II people nursed their virtues a. tan.
,derly a their whine the nnslienniun,
!twoSid soon arrive. chieAko Deaocfss.
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NAVIGATION
ooxpANY,s JAMRs-RIVKR LINE

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