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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
HEY.P wANrEB-nIaIe.
LEGAL n Office >.


EXECUTORS NOTICE.-NoTICE IS
;ndehted to the estate OF CHAS. L.
PHILLIPS, deceased. will pay same 10 e,
the undersigned, his executors, ana az al
parties having claims against his sad
estate will present the same for pay
ment TO FRANK E. PHILLIPS and
n N CURD executors of Chas. T..
Phillips, deceased, northwest corner Oh
NIosbv and Venable Streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25

At request of those in interest, will, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 80, 1900,
at 5 o'clock P. H.. sell number of VERY
BEAUTIFUL LOTS, located as above
described.
This property is located In a new, clean.
fast-growing neigh borhood. with no OBJ
jectionable features Of any description
whatsoever. and it should attract the at
tentien of all who expect to secure a
home in the near future. Park. city and
county public schools, churches and
street railways all convenient VIII be
sold for small cash payment, and balance
on very easy monthly payments. II de-
sired. e. a. CATLIN,
mYo4 AuctianeeE,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
EXCURSION.
FOR RENT


FOR RENT, AT ASHLAND. VA, De
SIRABLE, WELL-LOCATED DWELL
ING, of 10 rooms, on the best residence
street, three minutes walk from depot.
Large, well-shaded lawn; largo garden,
with fruit Rent. by the year or Tor
the summer, cheap to desirable tenant.
CLIFTON LEE.
Ashland, Va.
Or 511ls North Fifth Street. city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
WANTS.

,ooO~-~----------
T WANT TO EXCHANGE A GOOD
STEAM MEAL AND FEED MILL, OF
three run of burrs and one iron cruSner,
aud one l5-Horse Power Engine, all in
good running order. for GOOD FARM,
OF about same value, within twelve
miles of Richmond or Petersburg, Va
Address a. T. STEWART. Carson va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
Piedmont Hotel,
Louisa. Vir1inia.

a desirable place for summer hoardsrs:
Abundant shade. Near the depot. All
conyeniences Reasonable rates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
MEETINGS..
Southern Railway Company,
Richmond. Va. MAY I. 1900.

Southern Railway Company,
Richmond, Va, May /. 1900.
NOTICE-A GENERAL MEETING OF
the stockholders OF the Southern raj
way Company is hereby called. to be
held at the principal office OF the COM
pany. in Richmond. Va, on F'RlDAf,
June l. 1900, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, Tor the
transaction of such business as may De
brought before the meeting including
specifically: ,.;.,r;,;,,, 80
issuing in future. under the ttrst Con-
solidated Mortgage Deed of the com.
pany. series of bonds bearing rate OF
interest less than 5 per cent
CO.. To consider the acceptance, as an
amendment Of the charter Of this COM
pany. of the act of the General Assem-
blv of the State of Virginia, approved
Rv order of the Board of Directors.
JOSIAH E ss HILL:
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE 3.
+ JOHNSON PUBLISHING COM
PANY,NTake notice that. in pursuance
of a resolution OF the Board OF Oirectors
of the B. F. JOHNSON PuBLlSEtiNG
COMPANY, adopted on the 18th day OF
meeting i Of the stockholders of said com
pany on the go II DAY OF MAY. 1900.
at 4:3O P. NJ. at the principal office OF
said company, No. 305 East Main Street,
R1CHmOEG. IA. SGit itSCGH6 So1iS4
for the consideration and determination
OF all questions which may be brought
lo- So B. F. JOHNSON.
ap29 President.
The Cooperative Investment Association,
CT Richmond. Va,
May 24, 1900.
BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS, A
special meeting of stockholders OF the
above association is called for P. NJ.
JUNE 8, 1900, at the Young Mems
Christian Association.
CARY ELLIS STERN,
SecretaEy-TTsaSnrau.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25
TOR RENT.

FOE RENT.
No. 211 WEST GRACE STREET, IA
rooms; will be put in nice condition
r. 3. CHAFFIN &. co, Inc,
my25 No. 1.North Tenth Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25

DISBURSEMENTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-25

Tho secretary. Mr. John Garland Pol
lard submitted his annual report.
Mr.. Patteson moved that Ii be received,
and that the recommendation continued
therein, as to The obtaining OF charter
a. o5o ed
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-04-13

Mary Dean hf and N e qe N w
mr. 81 10 10
IN Woodward N w Or N W or 81 10 Ii
Great Bend Foundry Co commence
ing at the n 9 corner lot SO
# 40 it n to r r W to
Williams street extended
215 7.1O it to Curtis ave-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-04-13

We notice that rural mail delivery
in many Kansas towns not any larger
than Great Bend. Why not herer A
rural deliver route wrote. going west.
southland east out OF Great Bend,
would accommodate a large number
of people. See the postmaster and
ascertain what is the necessary move
to secure such delivery.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-04-13
BEWARE!

Other wares look
like it, but thegenu-
inc has the name
Stransky Steel
Ware oneach piece.
Do not be deceived.
First prize at 10
International Exhi-
billions. Highest
award at Worlds
Columbian Exhibi-
ton, Chicago. Pre-
ferred by the best
cookingauthorities,
certified to by the
most famous chem.
lists for purity and
durability, it is
cheapest because
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-04-13

The editor of che Hoisington Dlss
patch has been taking an outing in
Colorado the past week. Yet, there
is still nothing to ''tie tor in the north
side coal find. Sight us, OF acknow>
ledge it is q mistake
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-04-13

And the question now arises: Did
the good people of Hoisington vote as
they prayed?" The vote in the town
was light. How about the prayers?
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-04-13
TAX DEED NOTICE.
UNITY rRrAsunER's orr1cE, BARroH COUNTY.

COUNTY TRxAsuRER's OFFICE. BARTON COUNTY.
KANSAS. -
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
IN ing is list of land and town lots, stoafed in
Barton County. Kansas. described as given on Tax
sold at the Delinquent Tax Sale. September 7th,
1897. and unredeemed at this date, the amount Of
taxes charged. and interest calculated to the last
dav of REDEEM ption due on each parcel, and unless
redeemed from said sale on or before
September 10th. 1900.
,be same will be duly conveyed:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-04-13

Il always engage one of Peters
hacks, because they are prompt"
That's the kind of service to get.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-04-13
F'or.sale by Hooper Drue %.

Clean up the rubbish about your
premises, and set good example for
our ma yor.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-04-13

ON. F. GRIPPE. the carpenter. is up at
Rush county, on a three
weeks job.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-04-13
BEST

Remember, this
celebrated enam-
eled ware is special.
ly imported for and
sold in this city ex-
clusively by us.
It does not rust
nor absorb grease,
does not discoler
nor catch inside; IS
notafected by acids
R-sL-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-12-21
Dissipar.d HzEIs:orm..

An sG0-t = tang made II Fac@
20 d=-lp4i= hziLzsor1s by E-az can
Cor {: III c.0ld-.' Ente= Coc-C, Co.
TeEt 20 TIE STATE Department from
Lyons. -FIiI.-I=o zEnoG. uzauei
oy Ca= hundred and fOu- caaz0c-er=
ard their chiefs. have c%sa G--uu;-
~ oTer Al are @! twenty-five acres
q 1ch TU2slsEi- / high point II
the gns.E1G 10 Il cove.zl D. ,E-
eEpsHu=ats =e-e =!sc;=t a. the
c=ctral pot O. obazc ard
. signal de siIp;ed unG=, Aicb.
= G-E . =EO; : heard irun! the Contra!
pet al ;b= canon are t-ei. at iEi -
q minute a-I uo.= s.os!y after the
hrs. i. =toI-. iIrau=izl- tie report
O' LIE hr=; arl1g a. tie storm cloud
this season.: TE- farmers O. D-uice
ve-= E-yls=i al one thirty o'c.Ock on
;h= night Of June > aud .. The
='oEra -G so! -v=r= The aTtii.
!=rs. from i0Ity ~ fifty stroas. fired
'Een gas and stopped tie tAunIeI
and lightning. In the neI-hrorlng
cDuuua= tie people s.z cD!uu.-
az hzme rz- three hundred feet
above tie caGnon when tue shots
acre fired
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-12-21
Made a Hit.

San P Davis spoke recently al the
Forty Club Of Chicago xnicL club in
c!utes al the prominent brsfny men
Of the second largest city On tbs West
err hemisphere. He made a hit. lie
Il reported IL part Is ioilOxs:
Although no o wanted to believe
him q: h.st, NJ Dsais said be vas
The fon Of a clergyman, and that
while b. reirS'D-l from Attending
services where his father oficiated
the latte. nevertheless preached 20
The largest congregation i'll EeTada.
the attendance growing every week.
20 inc Who had ever beard lnm
preach staying away from services
The next SUNDAY. fife added that it
vss generally admitted in SeJads
thu; the elder Darts vas the only
preacher ont there 1ho could bold
bis congregation. This Eas eI.
planned By the fact that the Rev. Mr..
Davis vas the chaplain 81 ,be State
Pe~DiteDtiaEy. Mr. Davis added. With
true Western nodesty, that bus father
lad bopes that he would some day he
permitted u see ais son a member Of
the congregation
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-12-21
Loves I;Dsd Getting TiouCh.r.

The preliminary examination 81 J..
I. C~i"HentR and his wou!d.be bnde
IN the charge d forgery was held b.
Justice Morgan today. rbe evidence
Du the part Of the state showed that
the Young people had resortei to
very crooked work in der to over
come tue opposition 81 the mother
% the young lady. Mr. Dawley testi-
fed that II few days before he issued
tiie license he had refused a license
70 Clements until he had procured
;tc mothers consent. On the 18Th
81 this month Clements again ap.
peared armed with the following
document: -Skei,oG. New, Dec. IL.
1900. Clerk OF ElkD Co. Piease give
j. /. Clements l~iceuce 10y my con
sent This dDct meni purported to
he signed 10y tlIe mother III the case.
Clements then made the necessary
affidavit in which he swure that the
young lady wHs -ui the age 81 IL and
-tho consent Of the mother - bcirR
given in writing Tor the issuance Of
the license to marry her daughter
-. The latter statement was
clearly proven To- Je false. lie also
~ the affidavit that he was II
years Of age. This IL said to be false
also. The mother Of tire young lady
testified that che had never given her
consent to the marriage and had
never seen the order until she saw II
IN court. Mr.. TOyme and Mr.. Tnpiett
also testified III the case aud the
state rested. Tic evidence nowhere
any connection between
and the order for the Ii.
CcBso. In fact the mother testified
her daughter had told her that
she had written and sigucd the order.
The evidence did show that Clements
perjury III swearing to the
affidavit. At the conclusion 81 the
evidence Justice Morgan con
the case until | o'clock this
afternoon.
AZ The afternoon session the defend
nuts waived their right to mako a
statement and offered no evidence
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-12-21
The ALMIGHTY =.

TIC human race = bz, . oo1:e=
Ior GoIIzr=
Lie !1u O! cA=c.g al Ey O,
them are torss5-s-
MONEY raIE-s1t Il t5esa', a.
- =p=aE SE=1 spoken 20.
he farmer : zst- away from
: dollar the bi-gerIt l9oz=-
Hush myn=y usually talk for
bo.h parties IL the tra1szc,!Ur.
The title Otter sells Z DooE-ard i;
always catches al E=lr=a.
Ihs care u tie %Lnies and dol
Af= VIII To- blown IL b. Jour heir=.
Tie IaudIDgd La al ea=ier j0U
raising fUs renr than ;he tenant hs-.
Even the ch,rgc II 4 retail DIR,
goods stor= cones to him Sho <zita
Tine Is money -untii you Ia.= q
Waterbury catch 10 a pawn broker.
The shOrie! a man Is IL las &C
counts the longer !: takes him to
lind them.
Riches have Tiugs. and greenuacss
might a. ~eJ be pnnteI Oh 81 paper.
The oil! thing a ma @anis after
be get= I'll the money he needs L.
more money.
There L. Nc trouble TO see that
wealth Is a cuT5e-as long rs iLe
other FELLOW mas il.
Some people have more money
than brains and are not consi!ereu
wealthy eitAsr--EI.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-12-21
Good Cause Of Action.

In LousisDs. II a creditor finds
that his deb'c: intends ~ leays :he
state and stay away he can, without
further b1theriDR, get out AN attach.
neDt and seize Whatever property
the unfortunate may have. says the
Chicago journal. 4 creditor, xhO
was "a Of Col. Proud!ooi's %clieuts.
performed this operation and the
debtor was 80 hurt abOnt IT that he
fell dead The debtors heirs went
10 Iaw later aud claimed the property
On tic grounds that the death made
the seizure invalid. "fbe iaw in this
case, gentlemen, il very clear esid
the colonel. when his chance came.
sit Gays that IL n man il about to
leave the state permanently his pro.
perty may be seized. IL our tate Ia.
mented friend was not abont to leave
the state permanently never van;
to handle another case
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-12-21
IHz ELECTION EErrExs.

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Iss szs lssL5.s &C, * az @d-
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sol5 ssza@ s+-1zte e Ba0-
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try iE-zEa retzEa trOe eI7A
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no5h =@ ( zs5--I pyEy
C@acy IL T5o-s eGos= between
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large ga. 4 tc= --,z-z1 t-y- 81
P-s 80 a &25es
he p.spzk- TJ:= z-T=gzz - :
BLCs= s1oE= at ~ real; ~. IT,
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;hE wee - 7o1fz-=5 =5Z ;E= III.
LAT might have 5o- -I;a : ca1gs
SeE SOrE SG-.i.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-12-21
Steamboat Spring. Dry.

Tho Gazette says the Steamboat
springs are IA dry as tho limcstock
for nation that abounds IN that vi.
entity Immediately after tie re.
cent earthquake the water in tile
principal springs was seen to grad.
uslly recede, and today there is not
enough water coming from them TO
wash ones face and hande.
For the past few days a crew OF
men have been engaged IN blasting
snd drilling in al eDdeayor to mako
tho springs u their woDted
activity, but so far without success.
g. W. Pettigrew, the well.known
artesian we'll borer, was engaged yee
terday afternoon 10 zee what he could
do TO return life 10 the old resort, but
thus far no has not been able to nc.
conplish much.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-12-21

The estate Of the late Roy. Tnomae
*. BcecheF. Of Elmira. New York
does not exceed 1890. He was
known W one Of the most charitable
men OF his day. IIc gave ava,
nearly his entire salary, $500 a Jcar.
aud many incidents OK his kind deeds
are related bv those who knew him
best. On one occasion "a TOYS men
bcts Of his congregation. becoming
almost ashamed Of his dress. gave
him an o%yoTcoat. Mr.. Bcecher gave
IL to q poor man. \ se coud overco8t
"as then given to the minister, and
be presented IT TO another poor man.
When Mr.. Beccher's friends gave him
q third over coat. they made him
promise that 10 would always keep It,
This he promised and kept his
word.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-12-21

The Prohibition vote in November
election was By no means a record
breaker. Ia the thirty states the
Prohibition vote 81 which WIS Of.
ficialiy reported the Prohibition
candidate for President, received
1865 yOtes. In 1892 the Prohibr.
tiou candidate received 2Gi.jG2 votes
and in 1886 the Prohibition candidate
received lii.GG3 votes. There ia 4
falling OIL in the Prohibition vote IN
Connecticut az compared with 1892. a
gam III Florida and Georgia, a loss in
Illinois. a gain in Indiana gain in
Iowa and Kansas. aud q loss III Mary.
land. Massachusetts, and Michigan. a
loss in Ohio, a gam IN Pennsylvania
and a loss in Wisconsin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-12-21
Weekly independent.
II. 100
AaE.-s c.zA

According 20 As Rsno Jo1H
Charles Carty, rho -1s s=o.eco4d
To tea years % tie rec.Au.-x by
Judge CARER. . pr0asb!y gaili. ct
fastening liz Gssta Of tie -an be
robbed Prom iA JczrL+ rs.orf
i ss.. Gs=trE s9b~srk5 tie
easek sn1 = Eza nzzzd G4xg@
Perkins RIO died ibe-e rgeSzsls a
6s age % ore 20 yezsa- lie sz
z.te1dsd by pagsas sEo pee
cnbed hE Liz b. soslsd .oshzE
that EO1d rIeate bis tie AF
6l= He was L zbg-4 E-i Ezs
waited goo bE lbs 6sr.hie- AID
professional rars@ NJ PEsE
disi u NoTenb@E IGh Tzo Ay-
before u Parsed axzy - ss55 TAI
h had Ez3 eErx z3s=o .r@z Gz-
ard be ssii 20 rs dssShte-- tbs
Csrtry, -boz I o1Iy seen nA b.
Ere. z-s nto .F -oo1- VILE ts
rarss TIA caI I'D EzE5 IL EE a
druz<st and sEt L soak Est s@
EsdicIEa sEz. UCzd 30 60 zJo4
He brought ]. Il sal E3 /
drznk pa-s a Il i ts= znEtA k=
the rur-e retained AID ,szr5 Nr.
FoT.i7s o-ez.azz bEsE! !. 15E
2 bag tine 70 zEskz Eiz AID b.
eyes were staring he r4Te- va
tTr---I - - HI -
ls.H-- lie muse ,g7E1 IL cE1=s =
which the 2ziEcZ= Ad 6=zu a5-
Et1a:srat AID zzFE TIA: :; E==I-I
~ tko1zh !: lad =Itb=r etL=- O.
eh'o,foT9 u Il Czairy Rad Ga u
TIE ron Ors= previously zD1 a= tie
check 10. sI2G zEieh NJ. Perkins
hz3. About sb= Er1 q NoTs=n+.
Il vas released from H. f=rt=atiay
Were bs served : t@-z Il tEo ysa--
tor b1-zEzY n Elso oo1a,y.
AcnTIsEg 20 his ozo testimony r.
vx!t7i the Dzn 9Th aLoo L. =4
ESt p-sgiO1-Iy sc4aaEts5- tat sag
be earHsd chicsea sQaP 20 hia To-:
zhieh be charged E5G- Csairy Gays
ths Did man h2i oaly &! n cab ard
2 ehack sor sI3l. He = alleged 70
hare giTea the EI ooLTict ba.a re
qUAtinz him 20 rei1-n the ca Irze.
Csntry took hs rh=c: and Lis t.ila-=
70 oone bac. <ith the change i the
caGse Of his tea y-ay s=ut4oce IL
the opinion oi the oaiceS 0. TGho=
ooaS:y there = sGfEcieai eTitene=
connecting CaaJTy with Perkins
ceath N warrant ar indicimeIt
against him.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-12-21

and JCs=iee Morgan heI bath 20 zF-
pear before tie grand jay. Glen
s.ts =@ ksli under siGLo Soois and
he .Ourz Aty under $50
Sino Yesterday &c hare learned
'aAt Gso-se Tennine- = ooCsln %
Cssosr;=. = a big Irdiza II tie a-.
Hs assisted Clements n getting the
sTrl AKA! froo home, =ect With sbsn
And Es Nth then =tee arrested
The say they spirited the yourz
La5lg ara! from home s-A=E= q G-e
rosels and tie usihocs cg the Teas
rOE-bDy. A. sc understand !:
Clements AID Teuri1e Es-e =: ;k=
re-iAao % iheEcu1- LADY S4cRrtAy-
BO;b -s-e armed and Initiated iSz.
Ga=. mean: business Tie 1o-Eer
EE called ont Of TIE boise 20 salt
Ulon ! E-ishto- EcO =z1t=d =ooe
zps!-s- WEIi= aI;eEtL-E 20 tas BUS
r=ss- Clements. TeurIL= and the
yoa-- lzi. =GPp=i cut o: The hack
door lie !ourg aiy Ess ASSISTED o.
20 CJsE=atS ,sdIled bors=- CI=-=ct=
u01rrei = barczrzed bo-- zoi
I=cuiL= 2caIt=d hI- bor- and Azs!
;ts. Eea:. The NOTE. =S coad-i
D. : little gin q viz; lad LPp-.=i
AK % rushing to ;Ls hose san
it=- aiTnS away. Sc al-i 20
than 20 Gp=e back. ut liz o1I. ne
81: he got as ;as-;s All aaE@
Tie yJlEE E=z d1e= t-- -5To.rsa
II c-Ee Gn~ cOrs! style S-=j IEeE
n The sir ard EsLc3-i zEay. Izuza.
Euc Z; IL shr=zd i1z IL! 2I
played hey s-= Tot IA=Elrai -uca
today. 81 i-zz: C!s-=a:= sat Az
0:E=E pro; Q. L. ID zdsg= ;EA: L
Lz1:1s 49,. =b5 z-zL- LAST.
lie !o1l< ki. gave bonds tbs
stis-2ooo AID reiar1=d ho== VIII
her G-y-e=r.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-12-21
Ea.A.

" ca eanES La =C--lDS
TIE lore s= rz-t rad 20 l-aTeI
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couple sitting b. a Ire. Ihey we're
room n charge -! the officers. The
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let or anything ei-e 10 cover her head
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able Is possible They then drove Ia
Pa!sad- and took The tram for Elko.
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Jail and the young Lady vas placed ID
charge 81 Ter brother.
Tie rest of tie story will lie told at
she preliminary exaruinatiOD to-
m~orroT. Unless 4 change comes over
lie yonng iady's family the charge of
iorgery will be pushed against
Ciement7. We suppress the Young
!ady's name out u rezpec; To her
family.
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An CLar'z. in the GardueryiIle
COuisr, has The following 10 say 81
the sharper who worked Carson re
while I Was no. there, !
must sdmit tina; / cannot AFFORD to
laugh at other suckers, loaned o
s30 the other day on hrs
promise to return 1t .in a fex day.
I believe I won!d have done better Il
/ han given IT to him for nothing
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