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The Florida star., 1909-05-21

partial digester-and physics are
not digesters at all.
kodol is q perfect digester. IA
you could see Kodol digesting eyerv
particle OF food, OF all kinds. In the
glass test-tubes in our Laboratories.
you would know this Just as vel
as We do.
Nature and Kodol will alwavH
cure a sick stomAch-but in order
to be cured, the stomach must rest
That Is what Kodol does-resta tho
stomach, while the stomach Rets
"eI. Just az simple a. A, B, q.
Our Guarantee
90 70 your druggist today and Rst n A.
IAr bottle. Then after you have 49, ~.
entire contents Of she bottle A. Toa -.
honestly aAy, that 10 has not dona ven -
good, return the bottle 70 The dru zSf.t -
ne will refund your money with0se aIs-.
gist for the bottle. DOM he.it-,S ~
druggists know that our guarantee i- o,,o.4
Anis oner applies % the large bottle opiV
ana ano 20 out one In q family. The laFra 49,
cent bottle. ny
kodol Is prepared at the labora,
tories OF z. c. Dewitt & Co, ChIcaTa.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15

Terms OF sale cash. not less than
twenty-five t25c) cents per acre, to be
old in lots as above numbered, the
purchaser to assume all expenses in
cidental TO surveying and locating the
property purchased, the vendor parting
with its right, title and interest in and
10 the property advertised and sold, as
the same has been acquired from the
state Of Louisiana. the sale to be made
without warranty or restitution OF the
purchase price. and no title to be given
TO the purchaser to any of he water
bottom suitable for oyster culture if
there be any on the lands herein adj
vertisel.
FRANK G.. MEYERS,
Sheriff.
Apr. "a. May l-S-l5-2o-o9.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15
Gazette Wins in Supreme Court.

Gazette Wins in Supreme Court.
Some time ago a suit was instituted
by F. S. Hingle against the Police Jury
of this parish in an endeaver to compel
that body to elect his paper, the
Plaquemines Protector, the official
journal of this parish at a price which
he claimed was worth to him the sum
of $500 per annum. 1t is also of record
that the Gazette received the prize,
having underbid its only competitor by
a considerably safe margin.
Notwithstanding a decision by Judge
Hingle adverse to the Protectors in
t~erests, followed by the Gazette's elecss
ton as official journal, an appeal was
taken to the Court of Appeals, which
in due course of time vas disposed Of
to the discontinue of the defendent as
follows:
Estate ex rel, Felix S. Hingle VS..
the Police Jury Of the Parish of Plaque
mines-l. Repeal by implication is not
favored, and, unless they are irrecon-
cilable, the two statues should, if pos
sible be construed together and their
differences harmonized. 2. Act l38 Of
1894, if repealed and superseded by
section % of Act 1874 Of 1908, on the
same subject matter, and the latter
statute remains the only imminent Of
authority for parochial action in refar-
ence to the subject Of public printing.
Affirmed"
The Supreme Court, that august tri-
bunal of last resort, was next invoked
under an application for a writ of re-
view of the entire record. This is a
remedy in law sought by a chagrined
party litigant when he verify believes
that a great wrong or injustice has been
done him by the decision of the lower
appellate court. He generally recites
in his application the great injustice
inflicted upon him by the district and
appellate court and winds up with a
fearful appeal for a rigid inquiry by
the Supreme Court aforesaid, to the
end that all wrongs might be righted.
The case we are discussing was last
Monday considered by the Supreme
Court briefly, pithily thus:
"Felix S. Hingle VS.. Police Jury of
the Parish Of Plaquemines. In re
Felix S. Hingle, applying for certiorari
or writ of review, to the Court of APP
peal, parish of Orleans, State OF Louis
lana. Application Denied
Thus perish all the claims, and ambi
tons which our contemporary may
have had to the official jo~urnalship of
Plaquemines. Thus persisted Carthage
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15
and below bv T. 6, Wilkinson,

GueillIl, y. ID. anu Sopico Ddlh, DIS
sessment $3.50, state tax 2.75, parish
tax $50, tevee tax $50, acreage tax
200, interest and costs $50. A certain
tract of land situated en- the right bank
of the Mississippi river, measuring two
arpents front by forty in depth, bound
ed above by lands of S. Henderson and
below by lands of Leon Despeaux.
Hamilton, Mrs. Susan; assessment
$l40, state tax 70, parish tax 80,
levee tax LAO, acreage tax .l5, in
terest and costs 2.55. A certain tract
Of land on the right bank of the Miss
issippi river, designated as, lot at Ironton.
Kelley, Hugh; assessment 5000, state
tax 1.50, parish tax l.80, levee tax
800, acreage tax, so, poll tax, 1.O9
road tax 100, interest and costs 5.93,
A certain tract of land situated on the
left bank Of the Mississippi river,
measuring one half arpent front by
forty arpents in depth, bounded above
by lands of F. ]. Blaise and below by
lands of F. Adolph.
Kinkella, Jos; assessment $3.50, state
tax rs, parish tax 80, levee tax l.50,
acreage tax so, poll tax LOO, interest
and costs 2.6l. A certain tract of land
situated on the right bank of the Miss
issippi river, measuring n half arpent
front by forty arpentsi in depth, bound
ed above by lands Of Aug. Buras and
below by lands of E. Jeanfreau.
Machella, Matteo; assessment $500. 90
leevee tax 800, acreage tax 800, in
terest and costs $50. A certain tract
of land situated on the left bank of the
Mississippi river measuring thirty-six
acres front ard Sections l, g, 8, 4, 5, 6,
7, 8 and 8, Township 20, South Range
1S, East.
P:gniola, j. B., ST., estate; assess
msnt ST, 100. 90, state tax $50, parish
tax 1920, levee tax 100, acreage tax
$50, interest and costs 6. 81. A certain
tract of land situated on the right
bank of the Mississippi river
measuring five and ons-half arpents
front by forty arpents in depth
bounded above by lands of ]. R. Pignio-
la and below by lands of ]. B. Piguiola,
Jr., estate.
Pigniola, J. B., ST., estate; assess
ment $50. 90, state tax rs, parish tax
80, levee tax so, interest and costs
2.35. A certain tract of land situated
on the right bank of the Mississippi
river and designated as parcel Of land
at the Chauniere.
+ Ramsey, Mrs. Mary; assessment
$3.50. 90 state tax rs, parish tax 80,
levee tax $50, acreage tax LOO, Plaque
mines parish East bank tax $50, acre
age tax $50, interest and costs 3.37.
A certain tract of land situated on the
left bank of the Mississippi river meas
uring n arpent front by forty ar
penis in depth, bounded above by lands
of Haspel & Davis Co. and below by
lands of Mrs. E. Simms.
Taylor, William; assessment $4,000,
state tax .65, parish tax .78, levee tax
100, acreage tax 10, poll tax LOO,
road tax LOO, interest and costs 2.53.
One building at Ste. Sophie.
Tucick, Mrs. Angelo; assessment
$3.50. 90, state tax 2.75, parish tax $3.50,
levee tax $50, acreage tax LOO, inter-
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15
TAX COLLECTORS SALES

state OF Louisiana VS.. DelliiuueIC AcA
Debtors of the Parish of Plaquemines.
By virtue of the authority vested in
me by the Constitution and laws OF the
State of Louisiana, | will sell, at the
principal front door of the Courthouse
in which the Civil District Court Of
said parish is held within the legal
hours for judicial sales, beginning at the
hour of o'clock II a. M, on
SATURDAY THE 18th, DAY OF JUNE,
1909, and continuing on each succeeding
day until said sales are completed,
all immovable property on which taxes
are now due to the State of Louisiana
and Parish of Plaquemines, to enforce
collection of taxes assessed in the year
1908, together with the interest thereon
from the 3lst day Of December, 1908,
at the rate of two per cent per month
until paid and all costs.
Brown, Mrs. Lucy; assessment $500,
state tax 100, parish tax l.20, levee
tax 200, acreage tax is, interest and
costs 2.6s. A certain tract of land on
the left bank of the Mississippi river
and designated as lot at Bertrandville.
Baptiste, Charles; assessment $3.50,
state tax 80, parish tax LOS, levee
tax l.80, acreage tax Is, poll tax LOO
road tax leo. A certain tract of land
on the right bank Of the Mississippi
and designated as lot 10. 20, at Oak
vile,
Brown, W. J. estate; assessment
$l.4O, state tax 10, parish tax "a, levee
tax lao, acreage tax .l5, interest and
costs ZEE. A certain tract of land on
the r ght bank Of The Mississippi river
and designated as, lot at lront II.
Cadro, Julian: assessment $lO9, state
tax so, parish tax go, poll tax LOO
interest and costs 2.36. One building
Port Eads.
Doyle, JOS; assessment $3.50, state
tax 2.75, parish tax $50, leyee tax
$50, acreage tax loo, poll tax, LOO,
road tax loo, interest and costs $50.
A certain tract Of land situated on the
lett bank Of the Mississippi river,
measuring one argent trent by forty ar
penis in depth, bounded above by lands
of Mrs. A. Walker and below by lands
of Fanny Plant.
Doyle, Jos; assessment $3.50. state
tax so, parish tax 1.OS, levee tax
1.8O, acreage tax 10, interestand costs
2.64. A certain tract Of land on the left
bank Of the Mississippi river and desig-
mated as, lot at B%ertrandville.
Edgerson, Mrs. Clementine; assess
ment 500, state tax so, parish tax
go, levee tax LOO acreage tax 10,
interest and costs 2.47. A certain tract
of land on the right bank of the Miss
issippi river and designated as inc lot
at New Texas.
Good Intent Lodge, No. SO; assess
ment $500, state tax 100, parish tax
1.20, levee tax zoo, acreage tax so,
interest and costs 2,72. A certain tract
OF land, situated On the right bank of
the Mississippi river, measuring one
half arpent front by twenty in depth,
bounded above by lands Of B. Wilson
Green, Mrs. Lucy; assessment $50,
state tax Us, parish tax 80, leyee tax
so, acreage tax 10, interest and
costs 2.36. Building at Ste. Sophie.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15

NOTICE TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS
In conformity with section So, Act 40
of 1893, notice is hereby given to all
parties holding mortgages upon real es-
tate located in the Parish of Plaque
mines on which taxes for the year 1908
have not been paid, that l will begin
the sale of same at the Courthouse
door on Saturday, June 18th, 1909, and
that a number Of pieces Of property so
delinquent are now being advertised in
the newspaper, in conformity with the
law, preparatory to suchsales. The at
tention of Mortgage Creditors is es-
pecially called to these advertisements
Of Tax sales, and they are warned to
take such steps prior to the sale as may
be necessary to protect their rights.
FRANK C. MEYERS.
Sheriff and ex Ofhcio Tax Collector.
May 8, Is, q, q, June 5, IL, 1900.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15

est and costs $50. A certain tract of
land situated on the right bank of the
Mississippi, measuring M arpent front
by forty arpents in depth, bounded
above by lands of Mrs. A. Tucick and
Gilmore and below by lands of NJ.
Treadaway.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15
Notice.

Assessors Office, Parish of Plaquemines. Pointe-
a-la-Hache. La. May s, 1909.
All persons liable TO taxation upon any deacrp-
ton Of property. whether real estate or movables.
are hereby notified in conformity with law. thak
the assessments for the year 1903. for this parish
have been completed. and the lists will be exposed
in my Office at the Courthouse from May 10. to 30
holidays and Sundays excepted) as required by
Sec. 4 of Act lS2 of 1906.
All Taxpayers are earnestly invited to avail
themselves of the opportunity to make known
their objections to any assessment. if any. and to
test the correctness thereof in the manner pre-
scribed by law.
M. COGNEVICH.
Aa6essor.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th Judicial District Court, Par
ish of P~faquemines.

David G. Wire. Jr. ct. ais. vs.. Frank Flynn Wire
and Clarence Gardner Wire. minors.
BY virtue of and in obedience to an order Of sale
to me directed by the Honorable. the Twenty
Ninth Judicial District Court in and for the Parish
of Plaquemines. dated the 5th day Of April 1909. in
the above entitled cause, I have advertised and
will proceed to sell at public auction. on the prem.
Uses at Happy Jack on Saturday the End
day Of the month of May 1909. at II o'clock. A. M.
the following described property. to-wit:
LIST. A certain tract of land situated in the Par
i5h OF Plaquemines on the Right Bank Of the Mis-
sippi River as about 81 miles below the city Of
New Orleans. having and measuring OneUD arpent
front, on said river by fortvNO) arpents in depth.
Bounded above by lands belonging to lsidore SoEes
and below by lands belonging to G. A. B.. Hays.
! together with all the improvements. rights. ways.
privileges, and appurtenances thercuhto attachM
or in anywise appertaining.
End. One sorrel horse.
FRANK C.. MEYERS.
Sheriff of the Parish of Plaguemines.
4-l7-24-5-l-S-l5.22.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15
The Nerve of Hint

"Well, did he pay you?" asked the
wife of a dentist who had been to COL
lect a bill for a full set Of false teeth
that he had made for a man almost a
year before.
"Pay me-" growled the dentist. "Not
only did he refuse to pay me, but he
actually had the ef~frontery to gnash at
me-with my teeth!'
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15
In MemOriam.


Pointe-a-la-H ache, La, May II, 1908.
To the Honorable the 18th judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for the Parish Of
P%laquemines:
On behalf of a committee of the bar
of Plaeuemines parish the following
resolutions are presented to the Court;
That the memory of the late E.
Howard McCaleb, so long the foremost
lawyer at this bar, in indissolubly
linked with everything that is noble and
good in the history of this parish and
state;
That we remember him as an able,
earnest, dignifed and courteous lawyer,
as a charming and talented companion,
and as a gracious host, who, in years
gone by frequently entertained the
Court and other members of the bar
at his country home near the court
house;
That whether as a young soldier
in the late civil war, a valiant champion
Of the liberties Of the people of the
South, after the war, or as a political
leader of the people, he always stood
for the right and did well his part;
That during the an~ti-lottery cam
paign, though his largest clients were
interested in or, on the side of the lot
terry, his influence, ability and power
were all exerted for what he believed
was right, and his action on the Young
Committee put down the lottery and
helped to change the history Of the
State;
That his religious faith and devotion
to his family and kindred were beauti-
full examples to those who knew him
and who admired and loved him, and in
grief and sorrow your committee now
moves the Court to have this report
spread on the minutes and to adjourn
out of respect to the memory of the
late E. Howard McCaleb, who will long
be we'll remembered here;
Be it further resolved that a copy Of
these resolutions be given to the press
and sent to the family of the diseased.
JAMES WILKINSON,
Chairman;
EDWIN c. KOHN,
JOHN DYMOND, JR.,
NEMOURS H. NUNEZ,
OLIVER S. LIVAUDAlS,
Committee.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15
For Sale,
Choice Honduras seed rice at SIS. so
per barrel, apply to,
M. WALTER & co.
Bohemia Plantation.

Nothing Better Than Work.
Recently a man wrote to the New
York Times saying that he was a little
more than fifty years Of age, and hav-
ing worked all Of his life to acquire
enough money to make him indepen.
dent, and having succeeded, he had re-
tired, and was now trying to make
himself happy with nothing to do. He
passed five hours a day in reading,
three hours in exercise and eating,
which left him eight hours, which he
found hard to dispose of. His letter
was in the nature of a lament. His
bubble had burst. What he had
dreamed Of being able to do all his life
had come true, and was an empty
vanity.
Foolish man! The independence that
money brings with it is the least Of our
indepentencies:
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15
Notice.

Notice is hereby given in accordance with act
l76 of 1903. that | am applying to the Police Jury
of the Parish of Plaquemines for permission I'd
conduct a colored bar room at Ironton. La.
l.. ARNOLID.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-05-15
EDWIN c.. KOHN,
JOHN DYMOND, JR.,
H. NUNEZ,
OLIVER S.
Committee.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Plaquemines.
BY virtue Of and in OBEDIENCE to an
order Of sale to me directed by the
Board of commissioners for the Grand
Prairie Levee District, through its
President, Mr.. /. L.. iiaspel, in and for
the Parish Of Plaquemines, dated April
-. 1909, and in conformity with Act
No. 2l5 of 1908. I have advertised and
will proceed to sell at public auction,
at the Courthouse at Pointe-a-!a-Hache.
on Saturday, the 18th day of May. 1909.
at the hour Of II o'clock a. NJ, the fol-
lowing described property in the fol-
lowing lots:
SOETHEASTERS DlSTRICT.-EAST OF
RIVER
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-12
dis COURT
Gstting Busy Minor (,ases al
intervals BetyI 4 tlle More
lIDp0r faIt Ones S22s

flowing tho ght case Tuesday
q number % cases of less u gnIneance
were brought AMI ngs them being
Iohn Wood Ya IHehak This
suit for gorce ia which Ohm
Wood, who nas been an nterprate at
Totten. sneing Tor divorce
from his wife 81: die III plnds That she
deserted him some two years agos ana
has not Taturned inony was taxi.
Een aud tha case ii pending the decision
of the jud ge
'lh1e casesof the State So: Miller
for naisd emeanor was cal led
State, ttorney Duell ppeaTed ffor the
state ana ttttorney enc fors the
defendant tered al de-
muir rer TelatII 81 discrepancy n
the state asked leave to
amend which was tad by court,
q tense 10 Oh exec ptti ion De
PENDANT WaiVed yarif don o amend.
ed fornaat ION and plead not guilty.
BAH WAS axe
81 The state torney lied inffornaa-
ttion ti1a ease off the State Free
eaver ana lindsay
ehargla hem eakfng into
Ghas Baker III u with Intent to
steal making TIE tburgl arr 81
the third degr ee indsa aked for
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-12
Money 10 loan oil Farms. Ramsey.
County National Bank N.
weaver

2an attorney efore pleading 4. Weaver
plead guilty
M The state attorney then asked Tor
the ARA 81 Robert Stanley and
Frank $lMoylan charged with assault
with intent to Kill B i. 3. Regain The
Information was read Attorney Nc
Glory appeared for the def PENDANTS and
asked unit the following day before
NAL King plea, that he might have op.
sportunity for consult tat ion with Attttors
ney Guthbert who Isl ass ciated with
him an the case.
8 ednesday morning the first case
called was that Of State US. Lindsay,
which had been cont nued over from
the previous day. ttorneyS w. Nor
srisey represe the defendant who.
entered 8 plea of guilty
$sS The case Simon Schmidt va On
.gonnolly was reported settled and was
stricken from the ! docket,
III IN the case Of Edmund Burke VS.. q.
sI4.ss Russell. 4 the defendants counsel
moved for dismiss al the appeal.
The otion was granted ana the judgs
sment3 Of the Justice court was affirmed
sby the cour
ollmar Bros q vs.: M hitman3
was dismissed as the plaintiffs had
given no security FOR the costs insthe
aeti lon. s. Ff
Z HE case sof q. 2. DISCARD US. Imper.
ial Elevator Co, was ismtssed, the &C.
ton having been reported settled
Case Of I'VE. "a. Mario DIT VS.. r. ". Bice
was stipulate over the term. an
ssss g laf s::Leet vs. Urban; McC Carly was
settled and dismissed
The defendant's MOI ion to dismiss
appeal in the ease Of Julia g. Arnold
sYs. North Dakota Lumber Co was de-
MED and the court reversed the judg-
Snent of the justice Of the peace.
NWednes day afternoon the first case
called was that OF the State W.. Chas:;
Waters and Ed: Vaith, the state was
8renrasented nv State ~ a tfnrnnv# I1unlI
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-12
~ What's In q name? There lis assur-
S ance# Of duality il Hunts Perfect Bak-:
s Ing Powder and Extracts that means
purity and satisfactio always. s u;
] SUMMONS.


g, State ct North OAK County sof
IS In District court cond judicial
s,s5 Robert Stanley, Plainttff, vs.. W. 4.
dollenberg, Defend mt. 5sSS.
sSa 81 MMONS. Ii 81
d IheF state sof 81 orth Dakota to the
above named defendant rs b. -
sS 81, y on are hereby summoned to answer
the complatnttn this action which has
been hled. In the. office; of the clerk Of the
District Court OF Ramsey County, North
Dakota. at his office In Devils Lake,
North Dakota, and. to serve a copy OF
your answer upon the subscriber within
thirty days after the 3 service OF this
summons upon. you, clusive OF the day
$of service; and In case Of your failure
to- appear or answer, Judgment will be
taken againstsyo gu by default for the re-
jlfefs demande ed In the complaint. 5ss8i
sI 1.
II award i . Flynn,
Attorney for Plaintiff s.;
Residence and Spostoffice address. Devils
I AXE, North Dakot ia. 2 2s u; %s-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-12

sSS5 Inv s1Is UlstvAksVitGt tU1HleSs
E!lake, loans money otl Real.
|Estatea a very low rate Of Interest.
fo,i can payy your loan al any time
win rs.
rotor Ruth q IL visiting III ii,
|sthis eft
The alad dies tie Iresbyte
church VIII hold u food sale at Brain.
ard Il hardware store Saturday alter;
I q y go ffee and cake 10 sherbets
and cake Nh,
The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. s, AZ
Ham who died 81 bronch ial nIeumonia3
on Meonda tie was laid to rest
from the family resid ence 81 Second
sire on Tuesday IS noon 81 40
so,clock.
aynlond Fassett, no formerly liY.a
sed u this city. and whose mott er was Was
Inferred here several years ago, ii III.
3the ith the intentio nso 81 having
tie remains exhumed ana taken j to-
9th sfor re-inte rmen AZ. sS3s.
The Presby erian schurch next;
Sabbath February 4th Morning iri Wo Is
lahip at o.clocli snbje New
Vision: sS;abb schooI ut d o'clock.
Junior Chris tfan Endeayer ats 5 $. M M
Senior Chris stan End aYor at s: so ISL
sssubJec lessons for Ne
from the Book sof Job. yening w Of,
shin at sub act: Us
Divine advocate All
these services the pubic III cordially
invited and q genuine week come liss AID
ways assured
s rhursday evening February at:
The home. hsllcb the had futlrlnlished:
rtheir own occup amsss q.
Sheets and Miss Isab elles on ell, both
this sScity we're united in the holy
bonds IS natri mosl beautiful
ring ceremony being used. Rev. ts &.
Bailey fhciating The wedding was 4;
quiet home wed ding, ATTENDED only sby,
the lmmed date relatives ofs thef$ con-
Stracting parties. host friends
wish these worth young people the;
very best Inay have ii store;
Al they ak earth 4 pathway together.
They iva 4 sbe at home to ID eir friends.
at ss1s Third street 81
I rid ate moon 30 Is 'clock8 the.
tune aI1sery ffor ,ttlhe late Mrs Johni
stoesser were gco ndu ctad from the
Presby5tteria chhurch, int erment being
made at the local Come The de:
ceased whose death ccirred TUESDAY,
Feb was the 81 of DIN stoesser
of rand IIIarbor and survived by.
her Husband ana al son giix years off
age Mrs. stossser Was uni ted ia
rage ohn sstoesser 4 so2 and AZ
ter wing for some; time Spokane
Washing ton, returnedd ttos Grand sHarbors
about one year sine and there she
came 81 her death of sttnber uloaiss inc
sIncerest q large number
Eof5f friends who knew the Deceased well,
Els extended tie bereaved relative In-
|cluded "a this numb are Mrs HaTker
sof lMinot Mrs Ssstorm man ofS ts rand IIsrs
iborsS Wis: Liyely Isssniond and Mrs.
Msrrick Bosto ass.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-12

Money 10 loan on Farms. RAMSEY
cunt National Ballk

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$500 ossouss W. " alsss Ao'llssy
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81 reenea naa aeS bns inless 81
s5narcn ferry Tues ay
'S1r1end in rand y
ana Mrs. l l;s J ~ syebstes.
we're IL, s,a nm
iver ser,llalard M nse,i q ss y ,aeaIs
matters u Rugby satur d
cost Don ~ wait. Iolbrook A. 81 .s ss
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business az theS ei I'M Tuaa 3
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