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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11

While some people still take .
gloomy view OF the business and crop
outlook for this year the Eagle Ia
glad 10 find daily increasing num-
Der who confidently expect better
crops and better times the coming
year than we have had for some
time. and they are not only working
TO that end but are encouraging 9TH
ers 10 do so.
LOST-Friday morning near Gri-
ce's blacksmith shop "a pocket book
containing silver. Owner can lden-
tify purse aud coins. Please leave
at the Eagle office. Suitable reward
80 81 slot seam gray skirt s3 ~
$3.50 basket weave skirt 50 %
50 10 black sweep skirt IS 90
COulter's Bargain Sale.
The first quarterly confersncef OF
the Methodist church will be- held
Monday night. Rev. f.. l.. Shettles
announces services today at the
courthouse, morning and evening.
The complaint about bad roads
suggests that IL Is time 70 devise
ways and means for their improve
ment.
Capt Robt. Hudspeth was in the
city aud called on the Eagle yester-
day. He reported the roads bad.
II you want some real high grade
bargains In Men + furnishings, shoes
aud hats attend the big clearing sale
at Parks a Waldrop next week.
Go to Norwood's store Monday.
John y. Medley aud little son and
f. W. Wilson were here from Well.
born yesterday.
d W. Davenport called on the
Eagle while In the city yesterday.
Franklin Bros. handle more live
stock in ear lots aud sell mor- meats
than any dealers or shippers in
Bryan. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
DR.. D. 4. Clark,
OFFICE At EmmELs DRUG STORE.

Go 10 Norwood's store Monday.
zoe fleece lined piquet zoe Coulter's
J. W. Ray Of Rockda!o was here
yesterday.
Bargain sale at Conlter's next
week
Ten thousand yards new ginghams
will be shown at Norwood's Monday
G.. 5. Parker visited at Houston
yesterday.
Mrs. r.. l.. Bradley and Mrs. r. NJ.
Johnson are visiting relatives Ia Ma
vasota.
Remember the big clearing sale at
Parks and Waldrops. Only lasts
days.
DIR. G. ID. Cearnal Of Mumford was
In the city yesterday.
Norwood's store will be lined Mou-
day with all kinds OF embroideries.
George Harrington Of MillIcAn was
here yesterday.
Next week Is bargain week at
Coulter's.
Hugo Knoblauch came down from
Calvert yesterday.
Five hundred bolts OF new red seal
madras goods on sale at Norwood's
Monday.
Mrs. Geo. =. Lee returned 10 Well
born yesterday after visiting In
Bryan.
Go 10 Norwood's store Monday.
Just now Bryan needs residence
sidewalks worse than any other ma
terisl improvement.
My home for sale or trade for
country property near town. ~
w. A. Dodson.
Don't miss the big Clearing Sale
at Parks n WAldrop's. One-fourth of
on everything in the house.
The city council met Friday night
and adjourned to meet Wednesday
night.
Miss Dot Williams and Grace
Campbell Of Wellborn were in the
city yesterday.
Ten thousand yards OF new embrol-
deries will be placed on sale at Nor
woods Monday.
i0c machine oil (best) &c
i0c pearl buttons (best) DC
csc Mennin's talcum powder l2i c
25c gilt edge shoe polish ~
Coulter's Bargain Salc.
Secretary Paul Bradley has issued
a call for "a meeting Of the stockhold- |
ers OF the Central Texas Fair Asso. !
citation ut the opera house, Tuesday. I
Jan. 10, az 2:30 p. m. Directors for
the ensuing year will be elected at |
the meeting.
Five hundred bolts Of Lonsdale /
green ticket domestic will go for O., /
cents per yard at Norwood's Mon |
day aud Tuesday only, limit ~ yards /
20 the customer.
The school board held a meeting
yesterday afternoon and instructed
Supt. T. ). Minter TO appoint Mrs. n.
r.. White supernumerary until fur
Their action by the board. The APP
polntment Will be- made at once 10
supply vacancy.
Doc imitation Gayot suspenders l9c
6Oc genuine Gayot suspenders SOC
25c Brighton garters 100
si.00 madras shirts zoe
Coultsr's Rargain Sale.
Go to Norwood's store Monday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
Hat. c. SCHEDULE.
Local WesOE
Go 10 Norwoodls store Monday.

Go 10 Norwood's store Monday.
House for Rent. Apply to ID.
like, Jr, 30
Dr. &. NJ. Doss has gone to Madi-
sonville.
IS per cent discount on overcoats
at Parks a wAldrop's.
Every day the year round you get
the best meats at Franklin Bros. 81
NJ. q. Buchanan OF Bethel was In
town yesterday.
Tomorrow starts of Coulter's bar
gain sale.
For Sale-My homestead In Bryan
8 acres Of land, . room dwelling aud
outhouses. J. w. Barron. 80
w. &. Boyett was here from Col
lege yesterday. Mr.. Boyett has been
laid up the past week with neuralgia
One thousand pairs Of new topsy
hosiery just received at Norwood's.
The members OF the Fraternal
Union are invited to meet at the
residence Of w. II. Walker Monday
night.
Is per cent discount on all negligee
and stiff bosom shirts at Parks a
Waldrops next week.
Farm lands and miles from
Bryan, for sale or 10 exchange for
town property. T. j. Preston. 70
Henry a Brogdon have Just re-
ceived large shipment Of fresh gar
den seeds. All kinds OF feed stuff on
hand. Phone 90. 30
% per cent discount on all mems
fine shoes at Parks a Waldrop's.
J.J. Riley Of Reliance called on
the Eagle while in the city yester-
day.
say Il. mean II. will sell all
mems and boys clothing. pants and
Oyercoats at cost. w. J. Coulter.
Bryan is getting along well enough
building new houses, but how about
new sidewalks.
% per cent discount on all winter
underwear next week at Parks a
WAldrop's.
Announcements for the city cleo
ton have not been closed. A city
marshal, city secretary and three al
dermen are TO be elected.
si2.5O box full back overcoat $40
si2.J0 II. ;. & NJ. full back over.
coat 500
$500 n. $. a NJ. black suits sl200
$3.50 pants, any Of them, sou
Coultors Bargain Sale.
For Sale or Trade-Two-story gin
house which can be moved, and COM
plete gin outfit In good condition, two
oO-saw gins. T. J. Preston, Bryan,
Texas. on
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-11
|FOrFiVe Days Only

18th Ending friday
but W. collars and cuffs which compelled sell at
taking entirely hand
Friday this
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-27
COM MENTS ON RHUBARB.

Rhubard is one of the first
plants of the garden to come into
use in the spring, and the stalks
make an excellent sauce at a time
when apples of the year have be-
come scarce and out of season. 1t
is very easily propagated, and only
a few plants are required to fur
nish supply fer family. A piece
of root separated from an existing
plant is quite sure to grow where
planted, either in the fall or spring
and this is the plan for multiply
ing the number of plants Early
growth may be forced in green
house or cellar, bat a less trouble
scme way is to surround each
pleut with fermenting Sable ma
nure, part of which may be rak-
ed off when the ground grows
warm and part remain as a fer
MO Vale
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-27
BtCKHAM'S STANDING

Prot j. J. Nall, Of Kutiawa,
wrote toa friend in Frankfort t.
have denied "A rumor that GOV.
Beckham was addicted Ia drink
and immoral, and received the fol-
lowing reply:
ITO your inquiry | wish to say
AM not fighting Gov. Beckh"m &
battles for him, out the report ID
without foundation Gov. Beck
ham is clean, christian gentle
man. understand he is "a Pres
bytorian. He often attends our
church the Methodist He is for
law aud order aud the sxlO pollu-
clan cant se.him, hence the how
ling, Yours truly,
5. l., FRCGGE,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-27
HElRESS TO $500, 1000,

Marengo, La. Aug. IS Miss
Eldora Sinks, of this city, was no
titled that she has been bequeath.
ed 100000 by II. j. Thompson,
Of Colorado Springs. Thompson
WAS wealthy mine owner and a
bachelor.
Three years ago Miss Sinks,
with party of friends, visited at
Colorado Springs and there be-
came acquainted with him. lie
was attracted 10 the young lady
because of her modesty, her kind
ness of heart and unassumlng
manners She spent the entire
summer in the West. and return
ming home supposed she would
never again hear Of her middle
aged sdmirer. Today the notice
of his death came, together with
the statement that he bad wilied
his entire estate to her. having no
heirs.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-27
Pope Leo on Capital and Labor

Let us osLch these golden words
from lips Just closed, Of one whom
che whole world d IGNORED while llv
my aud mourns when dead. Pope
Leo NH. the great, in his encyc-
heal letter. Rerum Noyarruu,
Ma, ~, 1901, on the conditions Of
the working classes. says The
great mistake made ia regard 10
the matter now under considera.
zion. is 10 take up with the action
that class IS naturally hostile 10
class, aud that the wealthy and
the working men are intended by
nature to live in mutual conflict.
- irrational aud 50 false is this
Wow, the direct contrary is the
case Just AS the symmetry of the
human frame is the resultant of
the disposition Of the bodily mem.
bers. SO in state is it ordained by
nature that these two classes
should dwell in harmony and
agreement and should, rs it were,
grove into one another, SO AS TO
maintain the balance of the body
polite Each needs the other;
capital can not do without labor,
nor labor without capital
If all the owners of capital and
all the owners of labor would pay
heed to the simple and beautiful
lessons Of justice taught in the
'encyclicle from which the above
is quoted, there would be no labor
troubles, for the occasion from
which they arise would cease TO
exist.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-27
A YOUTHFUL MOTHER.

Hartford City. Ind, Aug. ID
Mrs. Ralph Gregory, of this city,
j., the youngest mother of four
children, born at single births, of
any woman in Indiana, and 1t is
belle ,ed in the United States. She
is only Is years old, yet her oldest
child is five years and her young
ost > months. Mrs. Gregory is an
Exceptionally pretty young woman
and was married to Ralph Gregg
.ry, a man about six years her Sc
nior, at the age of II. While yet
in her thirteenth year she became
q mother.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-27
DeB0e ON The STAND.

Former United States Senator,
William j. Deboe, took the stand
for the defence in the Caleb Pow
ers case Thursday.
Ho said he went from Washh,
ton TO kentucky on Jan. l6, 1890,
and sloppod at Frankfort TO 80
GOV Tay lor tie went to Lou --
Vile and attended the Galt Hot 80
meeting OF Republicans, at which
the contest VAS .ully disCusse !
Inl lor never informed him 90 his
purpose TO have "A mountain army
Of petitioners 20 TO Ffank.url, nor
did he nlt'nd Hny meeting at
Frankfort He denied vigorously
ever having any conversation with
tlc convict, Henry louls,y, in
which any references Wa made 10
take tho HE OF WIN GpebeI. lie
left Frankfort the night # the day
before the shooting, returning 10
Washington t. talk IT, President
Mckinley about the Kentucky
situation He had already asked
the President aud other proml.
ueut mon of both parties at WASH
iuglpu, he said Ia exert moral
influence 10 get tue Kentucky
Democrats t. quitthe contest. La
ter he asked the President 10 send
federal troops t. Kentucky, GOV
Toy lor having urged 1t ia tele-
gram after tho killing of Goebel.
SAID se never saw any disorder ~
the mountain crowd On January
p. 1901.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-27
A TOAST TO THE HORSE.

Here 10 that bundle Of senti-
ent nerves, with the heart of a wo-
man, the eye of gazelle, the
courage of a gladiator, the docili-
ty of "A slave, the proud carriage
OF a king, and the blihd obedience
of soldier; the companion of the
desert plain, that turns the moist
burrows in the spring, IN order
that all the world may have album
dant harvests; that furnishes the
sport of kings, that with blazing
eyes and distended nostrils fear
lessly leads the greatest Generals
through carnage aud renow II ,
whose blood forms one of the in
gradients that go to make the ink
in which all history is written and
who finally, in black trappings,
pulls the hu3: blest of us to the
newly sodded threshold of oter-
nifty
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-27
Kentucky News.

Lang Bros, Druggists, Paducah, Ky,
write. 1--WE sell more OF DIR. Menden
halls Chill and Fever Cure than all
other remedies combined, having retail
ed over 200 bottles in one sea5on. The
physicians here prescribe it and persons
who use it once will have no other. "
Children like it.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-27
Overland Trip to
Mammoth Cave.

VA hOHuhJ ulleTuOOi aug. %
our party consisting of SIX very
beautiful &? young ladies and two
han, some young men, namely
NJ Uses Emma and Lena Terry
Alice Griffith, Sadie Rankin, Mar.
jorie Loving and Annie Williams
Messrs. Guy Griffith and Fred
Hughes, left Marion for the Man
olDth Cave in oGe Of the fine hacks
that is 80 familiar to all the PEG.
pho of Marion anu many other
towns, having done service in this
and adjoining counties for the last
decade. Our team consisted Of
two lovely bays aud. two desceu
dants of "Baalam's favorlte saddle
boss"
Our first stop was Providence,
arriving there at 100 o'clock IN
morning rather AN unseemly hour,
but having telephoned IN advance
Tor rooms the remainder Of wee
sms" hoErs were devOured in sleep.
Early Tuesday morning We we're
ready for the journey, but it was
here we lost the most Loving
one Of our girls, Miss Marjorie de
cided TO visit at Providence until
we returned
The great Hopkins county fair
VAS in progress aud ! ,hink from
the wav the people "rubbered at
10 they thought We were going 10
exhibit our mixed team Of bay
horses aud rusty colored mules
but We didn't, for we were out TO
see and not 10 be seen
The next city We passed through
Was Greenyille, very pretty little
city in the hills and one Of the
oldest in tho state
About noon "Wednesday We
hove in sight Of Rochester lit
tie town situated Oh Green River
and the scenery around the gov
erumeut dam here is lovely. They
we're repairing dam NJ Woodbury.
AMI it was almost equal to Niagra
Falls, or at least what | have seen
of Niagra Falls.
Green river is a very pretty riy-
~ hul seems 10 he very damned
b> Uucle sam.
Oar next stop WAS "a, Rlcrrsid.
n su.aIl town With only ou - O.,
N' wluh taturu y infer tr 80 It
uaur % vn, by tlrstlruf t.t rr
bat lpou inqurring We wer Id
that the river MAS several uIr,
away and goss dry during the sum
mer The scenery from River.
side to the cave was very pretty
and we had delightful drive, ar
riying at noon. About one o'clock
We started on the Long Route
in the cave, coming out about elev-
en-, spending the remainder of the
night at the Mammoth Cave hotel.
The next morning we went the
short route and certainly had r
delightful time.
The history Of the great cave is
too we'll known for me To try tol
add anything.
Saturday wa packed our para
pheruslia" aud turned our faces
lomeward, reaching here ON We'd
1esday, feeling somewhat faded, !
Dut feeling SO much better than |
)ur team and hack looked, We
rade no complaint
1t is splendid trip aud we'll
worth taxing. \. W.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-27
A FIREpROOF CITY.
BuenOs Ayres Has Never Had a
Life Lost by Fire.

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-, poor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il il ans, g.. L...J t.,i...H ,r
hs,,e, ,,c,.,h,..,, ....rs
spcb IA tina Ri,,r Plat, countries
aud u,,L,bh, m R.,bl.h.u and
\szsre,L Tr. u,rn.r isss fol.
I,w.. l,.,...,.. ,...yrl,,.s fine. ur,.
,j,., uss ,b,..,.. man that ItrI.
mood which L,y,n, MOSTLY T..
Gonna - tbous.rJ .p,,,s down tnr.
,,c., - d,sr =, .I ul. floor.
and the roof winch ,s fla, nre
snppo,ted by i..,i- shared IA. 900.
this ccu,,r, .,I ..rt.s Than, .r,
laid rsiIs,f GA. s.u. a.,JV..d
.b,u,s fat .,.,t AMMAN which
r.s,s the .na. ,., ,t,p b,rk. d..
.s,meiim.stu.. j.. land IN Cine NOR.
Tar and %, I'M. t,I,s Tb.o there.
i,p,sLirt,n, ar us,,liny Ip R6..
,.,, csm.,t sb,,ll a.. us.I f.rI
,ha,n,,,,so mud thar. sl.ulI b.
o., b,,io, ~ doo,s and oirdovs
tina frsmea re,pg bDit ais, oil
hardwood In that fine climate al
l,tbe or master is never u.cI Ir'
,b,sc.pu,v. tie i,tles 4U.uld b,'
If i,,. anal ,f,.,,a,..,is wanted
around o.. H..rs q r..I hs q.
.rerept ,r.t,nl ~ danr.r.us. iH..
H,mm.h', v,.I In ,ucb houses
., b.nnr, male # pilingaiot of.
.eirks rpl sle,iogs ON the best
trIi. .iI..I,-t b.Jr,,m ,nj set
ngErs I'D II, would not set i.c'
b.u.,p fra The vr.te, la. f.r.
s,,,,. f,yr yes,s lived In..r n..r
c,un.,,ed wiin Oh, gr.st .it ..
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-27
FARM FOR SALE.

Farm of 100 acres, miles north
of Marion, on the Marion and
Fords Ferry county road. Well
watered plenty of timber, 90 acres
branch bottom, mostly in grass
and clover.
Rufus Robinson,
llw4 Marion, Ky,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-27
GOOD ONE ON OLLIE JAMES.

Ia the Men aud Women of tie
Hour Department OF the Satur-
day Evening Post, the following
appeared last week about our Ol-
lie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25
SBnamit on SOrO.
Der 9ampfer nSut6or" FGbrt nit 70
2onnen bon bier u6. - 8eri4ies
6enes BON Gee unb 6afen.

Sine ~gefd6rlife Qubung bat Der
brttti9e 9ampfer r6at6pr~ an 8oro,
Der 9eitern BON bier na6 Sampico,
N}ertto, a6fu6r. Sic befte6t aus 70
2onnen 0pnamit, nel4e auf benz
S4ooner n2. M. S6omus" BON q6iz
laoeIpRtd 4ierber ge6ra6t uno 3u
eurttS' Ban auf BEN y6ut6or" umgez
looen ipurOen. 8emerten8tpert6 lit
eS. oaB Die 6ru6tperIaOer, rpel6e Die
gefa3rltAe &ooung bonn Schooner uuf
ben 9ampfer b~erlaOsten, bieIel6e Io811z
ia9en nit 8tacebanof6uben unfaBten.
@rtra : SduBOorri6tungen naren
angebra4t, 10 OaB teines Der TGFer.
Del6es ben @pren9itoff ent6isIf. falz
len unO mO9li6erneiIe e~rplooiren
f0nnte. QuBer benz 0Dnamit nimmt
Der 9ampfer nod 2438 9onnen Gofe
mad 3ampico.
8erf8iebene5.
Der 3oufutter rGboIe," lpslfsr
feline Station in NrunoelsGoo Sur
tis' Bar, i'm SUM fir feline. id6rli6e
Sommerfl6rt DerlieB uto Die Gooetz
ten Des 3oufutterz9 ienItes an 8oro
bate, lit geitern Morgen an feline Sta
tion 3urijdgefebrt. @r fubr 3uerit mad
Der &iiite bon Reuz@ ngldnb unO te6rte
sur 8eii6tigung Der Su6t4Bettfubrz
ten na4 Nstpzgorf 3uriif. Ra4Oem
er NepzYort perla1en, pur0e er BON
einem Ortan getrpffen, bod ii6erftanO
er oenIeIben nit 2ei9tigfeit.
Der nHorbosutI6e 2loDO"z9 ampfer
u8rs5Iuu," Capt. 6epen, Der geItern
bon Bremen bier erpartet ipurbe, pirb
crit 6aute bier antommsn. Gr tpuroe
gegen 6 ubr am 9ienitag Qbeno nabe
Rantufet : 2eudtidiff geIi4tet, unO
ieine9erIpdtung nuroe ange6Ii6 our4
einen Der Stiirms DeranlaBt, peI6e
bieIe Wo6e an Der &iIte berrI1ten.
Der 9ampFsr n3bein" pom ,g2orbz
osutf3en Qlopo," Gapt. 8. 3ott, fu6r
geItern Na6mittag nit BEN bereitS i'm
n9euti6en GorreIponOsntsn" genunnz
ten 8uiitenz uno etpa 100 3pii6snz
Oed5zPu7agieren BON bier na4 8rez
men 3uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-25
Gerlhtsber bnn0IunQen.

Grim If t. - (8or
3i6ter 6tpd6riogs.) 8~0spiuiger Qnz
griff - 6rant 8reen, freigefproden.
0ie6fta6l - So6n g.. @taiam, Sa5.
8rDant, je 4 Monute 8efGngniB; S.
Rpan, 3 Monate @efGngniB; Sanrs8
@antfielo, 4 Monate Stuatsarbatt5z
bau5; Charles Gorbstt, 1 Sa6r 3u4tz
baus; Mm. Braun, |iiitirt; Sora6
0uuaoe, iiitirt. unterI6lagung -
So6n s. Barnes, ni6t beenOet. Sim
bru6 - Samuel s. q. 6iI6ert, 30
Sage 8efdrgniB; %. .. Qter, miiitirt.
8ubeit0rung - 8m. 81. G8o, S.
Strafe uro $25 Soften. Sir beute:
9ie6ita6l - 6rant 8ogsr8, Sofepb
Horri5, @m. 8. 9otter; 8aub = s.
Balm; Ginbru8 - %. 8. MiQiam5,
Mm. Perrn, Rorri5 $. fountain;
uniittli6e5 8erge6en - 90. 8ouIOir.
4bt6. Nr. 2. - (@or Hi6tsr
8rigbt.) 9ie6ita6l - Gbas. Sab
Ior, 6 Monate 8efGngniB; 86omas
Davenport, 1 Sa6r 3u6tAous. Sim
6ru6 - 4lon3O Sudion, ~freigeIproz
den. @ngriff - SameS 9OuanO, 6
MOnute 8efdngniB; George 8ilion,
0m. See, je 18 Monate Staat8ars
b%eits6auS. 8ugubunDiren - W}atz
them Sane, freiQefprpfen. Rubeit0z
rung - Sobr Garen, 2 Monate
StaatsarbeitS6aus; 8eo. Ban, Ca
ra6 26omos, ie 81 StruFe; G6arles
6urris, freigeipro6en, Sir bsute:
9iebitabt = @m. 9oGp, Sobn i.
Stanlen, Quguitus 5runci8 9snrp
So4nIOn; fali4e @orga6en SaS.
MhIrp6p.
@uifengeri6t. - (8or ben
3i9tern Suooge, 8Iot II. D'8rien,)
Sum @ormuno ernannt Gli3abet6
.SpIer fir 8m. $. Gople, 8iirgi6aft
$1,000. gu MISREPRESENTATION nun
ben ernannt in ben 6GGen bon sonora
Gannep ST.. S. g. O'6erraG, 8iirg=
f8oft $500; bon 8m. 80. Cooper
6rou Gmeline Cooper, 8iirgI6oft
500; bon G9drIes %. Gottman 6r.
9eppooo G.8oner, 8iirg56aft $1,000;
Don Sobn S6rupp 9r. S. G4napp,
8ir9Tduft $4,000. @ormunOI6aft5z
beri6te gutgebeiBen in ben 6GGen bon
Soiepb 5. 9arneu, $233. @erlpalz
tungs6eri4te genebmi9t in ben 5GGen
BON GGen g.. ReuO, $26,76O; Safe
MooB, $438; Mofes S~tten6etmer,
$5457; Margaret O~6erenOer, $2289.
@ertGufe ratifi3irt in ben 5dGen BON
&lerunOer S6ap, $45,437; Gqen g..
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geiit, 1888.
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