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Smoking Out the TubercuIar Germs.

A short time ago The Phoenix Re publican published a newspaper clipping reciting the statement of Rev. L. c. Crime, of Turnersvllle, Texas, to the effect that he had been cured of consumption by inhaling the smoke of stone coal, and that he knew others had also been cured. A Phoenix lady evidently applied to the minister to verify the story, for she now furnishes The Republican his directions for the inhaling of the coal smoke.
 She says the minister adds that he has received 1,2OO letters of inquiry from cOnsumptives, asking about this treatment. Some, he says, have been cured and many others have been benefited. He says he had the disease forty-two years ago, is now sixty-three years old, and can run a footrace and preach as loud as any body.
 The Republican is no doctor, and will demand no fee in the event any reader is cured by the stone coal smoke treatment; nor will it assume responsibility if any experimenter chokes to death while taking treat ment, but here are the rules of the Texas minister, as given by his Phoe- nix correspondent, for the benefit of any person who may be interested:
 "Go to blacksmith shop, or have a furnace with a Buffalo blower, built at home. Use only stone coal, as the sulphur in other coal is in- furious to the lungs. Sit with face over the smoke and once in a while draw a long breath, inhaling the smoke and soot. Take treatment four or five hours in the forenoon, rest an hour at noon and then con- tinue the treatment in the afternoon for four or five hours. Continue this for three days. Keep the fire down by pouring water on it and putting more stone coal on it. The spittle of course, will be black if the smoke has been properly inhaled. The first treatment will stop the hemor- rhages""
 Union metal workers in Italy num- Der eight thousand. Owing to trase deOraSciOn the erDberShiD has fallen
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Notice For Publication.
3-10-4-7
Serial No. O9245
Phoenix, Arizona, Land Office,
 March 2. 1910.

HnOenlA, ATlZOnd, LaDu OInCS, ,
 March ?, 1910. Notice is hereby given that Harry l.. Westlake, of Clifton, County of Graham, Territory of Arizona, the legal assignee of Antonio Orlandini, has filed in this office his application to enter, under the provisions of Sections 2306 and 23O7, Revised Statutes of the United States, the following described land, viz:
 Beginning at point $. g deg. 20 min. E. from Cor. to Ts. & 5, S., Rs. 29 &o 30 E. 2Sl943 ft., thence S D deg. AS min. w. 6l2 it., thence s B deg. 30 min. E. 744.5 ft., thence N. 600 it. to place of beginning, which tract of land is identical with the survey of the Petaluma Mill Site Survey No. 1854 B, containing 4.0S6 acres. and situate in Sec. 6, T. , S., R. 30 E
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the lands described, or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the disposal to applicant, should file their af1idavits of protest in this office, on or before the 1lth day of April, 1910.
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 3-10-47 Register.
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For Diseases of the Skln.

Nearly all diseases of the skin such as eczema, letter, salt rheum and barbers' itch, are characterized by an intense itching and smarting, which often makes life burden and disturbs sleep and rest. Quick relief may be had by applying Chamber lain's Salve. It allays the itching and smarting almost instantly. Many cases have been cured by it's use. For sale by all druggists.
 FOR RENT - Three-room frame dwelling on Hills addition. Apply to John Pollock.
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Notice for Publication.
Serial O2751.


 Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz,
 March 4th, 1910 Notice is hereby given that George w. High, of Clifton, Arizona, who, on February II, 1902, made Homestead Entry, No. 4I30, Serial O2751, for the SW II of SEE 1-4 of Section 19, Town ship s, Range 30 E, G. & S. R. Meridian, has filed notice of inten- tion to make Final ive-year Proof to establish claim to the land above described, before c. A. Van Dorm, U s. Court Commissioner, at his office in Clifton, Arizona, on the 11th day of April, 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: Del bert NJ Potter, Luther F. Sweating William F. Hagan, Ira I. Johnson, all of Clifton, Arizona.
 FRANK H. PARKER. 3-10-47 Register.
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Notice For Publication.
Serial No. O9259
iOCl ldl -NO. OJ-JO Phoenix, Arizona Land Office
 March ,, 1910.


 March 3, 1910. Notice is hereby given that Harry L. Westlake, of Clifton, County of Graham, Territory of Arizona. the legal assignee of Clinton Walker, has filed in this office his application to enter, under the provisions of Sections 2306 and 1907, Revised Statutes of the United States, the following described land, viz:
 Lot Sec. 6, T. 5 S., R. 9O-E., G. X $. R. B. x NJ.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the lands described, or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the disposal to applicant, should file their affidayits of protest in this office, on or before the 1lth day of April, 1910.
 FRANK H. PARKER, 3-l0-4-7 Register.
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A report from the International Holders Union shows that during 1909 the receipts from all sources ex- ceeded the disbursements by about Sl1, 1000.
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SOCIETIES
Coronado Lodge No. 8 F. & A. M. CALENDAR FOR 1910

REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS. April 23rd. May 2lst. June 18th. July 18th. August 10th. September 17th. October 18th. November 12th. December 10th.
 Special meetings when blue flag is hoisted.
 Visiting brothers cordially invited.
 By order of, w orshipful Master. THOMAS SMITH Sc cretary.
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Union metal workers in Italy num- Der eight thousand. Owing to trase depression the membership has fallen from l5,400.
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3-1O-4-7
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To Sell "Mansion of Mystery"

New York, a 11.-Mrs. Gertrude
Rhinelander Waldo's mysterious man
sion on tAe southeast corner of Sew
enty-second street and Madison ave-
nue. is to be sold at auction in the Elk
change Salesroom tomorrow to salts
fly a judgment in foreclosure.
Ever since it was built, fifteen years
ago, the big house has stood vacant.
1t cost $1,000. 900 with the adjoining
house on the street which Mrs. Waldo
has occupied. 1t was erected while
Mrs. Waldo and her late husband
Francis Waldo were in Europe. No
one has been able to learn why they
refused to live in it.
Mrs. Waldo has tried to sell it, but
her price was higher than any bid
which brokers could obtain. 1t has
carried a s15O.O00 mortgage for sew
eral years. Mrs. Waldo gave a second
mortgage of $4,000 on it recently to
Anna NJ. Schmitt-Baier. Interest from
December 8, last has not been paid
and Mrs. Schmitt-Baier got a judg-
-nent in foreclosure, with costs IN
unpaid taxes of 1921.
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Eiuht for Senatorship.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 1.-THE Mis-
sissippi Legislature today began wrest-
ling with the problem of electing a
United States Senator to fill the place
made vacant by the death of A. J.
McLaurin. Former Governor Varda-
ran is prominently mentioned. Col.
James Gordon of Oklahoma is wear
ing h toga temporarily by appoint
ment of Gov. Noel. until h Legisla-
ture acts, but he is not a candidate
for the unexpired term.
There is A strong probability of a
legislative deadlock. owing to the ma
ny candidates. 1t therefore is not
improbable hat Gordon might serve
a year or MORE. He is rs years old,
a native of Mississippi and served
VITA distinction in the Confederate
army.
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Stockmen Discuss Tariff.

Denver. Colo, Jan. 11.-Stockmen
and cattle kings" from all over the
West will engage in a discussion of
the tariff and other important ques-
tons during the thirteenth annual
convention of the American National
Live Stock Association, opened today.
The cattlenen will lodge a protest
against the action of Congress in put
ting hides on the free list. On the
tariff question, the officers of the
ing statement:
vision and the complete domination
of the east in the fixing of the var
ious schedules, shows the vital impor-
lance of better organization among
the live stock men, not only of the
west. but of the entire country. The
duties on live stock, meat and other
agricultural products have in the past
been almost purely nominal, as this
country is a large exporter of such
products. 1t may transpire in the not
distant future that, by reason of our
rapidly increasing population. the
United States will De able to consume
substantially all the agricultural and
meat products it produces, and, when
that time comes, undoubtedly a de-
mand will arise from the east to re-
move all these present nominal du-
ties on agricultural and live stock
products, and we must be better or
eaniZed to protect our interests. Our
live stock industry stands for a fair
and impartial distribution of bur-
daOS Or fayorS of the tariff and ah.
ject to the manufacturing east die
tating and obtaining all they desire
in the way of duties, at the expense
of the producers. 1t is not unlikely
that the tariff may be an important
issue in the next congress. At all
events, this subject will come up for
full consideration at our annua meet
ing"
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will return Miss lie Janon t. her
grandfather and bring Cohen here to
face a charge of abduction.
Counsel declared today that Cohen
can be held under the law. even if n
is able to prove the girl consented to
accompany him, because of his undue
influence over her and the great dis
parity of heir ages.
Mrs. Cohen says she viii stick to
ner husband and says she has no sym
pathy for the girl, who, h says,
wanted an csc pade and chose Cohen
to accompany Aer.
"He was a loving and faithful u
band until he became the victim of
that foolish girl" said the wife to-
day. Il am going to stick to him thru
his trouble.
On the the hand Mr.. BUST. the
grandfather of Miss de Janon, has
fully forgiven the girl. but he is bent
upon having Cohen punished to the
limit of the law.
II is believed the girl will plead to
have Cohen go unpublished.
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Washington. Jan. 11.-Another of
~Indiana's immortal sons gained a
place in Statuary Hall in the Nation
al Capitol today. when a marble stat
ne of General Lew Wallace, author of
Ben. Hur." unveiled with public ce-
remonies of an imposing character.
Givernor Marshall. Senate Beveridge
and other distinguished H~oosiers de-
livered addresses.
Lew Wallace, third grandson of the
Indiana diplomat, author and soldier,
pulled the cord that loosened the dra-
perry and revealed the figure.
The statue is the work of Daniel
O'Connor and was made in Paris.
From an artistic point of view, is is
declared to be among the most note
worthy of the statues in the hall.
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Virginia Republicans Organize.

Richmond, Va, a lit is X
ly taat the Republican members of
the Virginia Legislature, although on
ly a handful. will make themselves
heard AID felt during the session which
begins tomorrow. The minority has
organized into what il hopes to make
an effective fighting force. Joseph L.
Crupper, of Alexandria, is one of the
leaders in the movement to give the
Virginia G. o. P. a new lease of life.
Everywhere, we went in the last
campaign" said Mr.. Crupper, land
criticised Democratic extravaganza,
our opponents pulled the legislative
journal on us and showed that our
mea IL the legislature voted for the
measures we were assailing. My idea
and the idea of many other Republi-
a leaders is that the twenty Repub-
licans of the legislature get together.
and fight hard against any Democratic
we may think unwise aid
will the twenty Republican mem
bers vote for the reelection of Maj.
Daniel to the United States Senate"
Mr. Crupper vas asked.
81 do not know, but cannot see how
they consistently can II viii put our
party in Virginia IN the position of in
dorsing q Democrat for taat office as
well as i~ndorsing his legislative
course. The Republican members
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A COMMUNICATION.
Editor Record.

AS a tax payer in the Roswell
school district please allow me space
in you valuable paper to protest
against the action of the Roswell
school board in attempting to AVE
the people vote $4,000 in bonds to
build a new nigh school in the south
part OF Roswell.
To put that amount of money in
a new school building put there would
be the very greatest imposition and
outrage on the people of the east and
west sides of Roswell. We, on the
east side pay taxes and our child
rem are now compelled to CO., some of
them more than a mile to school. Are
We not entieled to at least a ward
school, before the older children are
entitled to another high school?
Nearly one-third of the population
of the city is east of Main street
yet there is not one school there,
While the balance of the city now has
three. Most of the children on the
east side are little children and they
are compelled to cross and recross
the railroad every day to get to and
from school. Would it not be a better
expenditure o. Iue eODle IIOINS "
build us a ward school and by SO do
ing. maybe, save the life of some a
little one? Larger children VINO at
tend high school, (and only about 5
per cent reach the high schooD can
take care of themselves, they can
go across town, but the little ones
should nave the school brought to
them.
Besides, if this school district is
bonded for such a sum it will be ma
ny years before we get any kind of a
building. With us. of the east side,
is il taxation without representa-
ton" for we have no water, sewers or
schools yet we are taxed just the
same as the rest of the city. Is that
fair? Will the people vote bonds to
deprive us of a ward school for yea )
to come. We don't believe it..
II. E. BRYANT,
Gil Garden Avenue, Roswell, n. VI.
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Vocal Solo, Mrs. Bradley Roe.

Vocal Solo, Mrs. Bradley Roe.
Expression Duet, Xmas Treasures"
Sadie Cooper and Prunella Dake.
All members OF the club are earn
estly urged to be present. The ofic-
ers for the ensuing year will be cleo
ted at this meeting. All patrons of
the school are invited to be present.
Come out and join and have a part in
tllis great work of lettering the
school conditions of your children.
Since the character, the future and
the happiness of our children are de
termined in the school room, it is the
duty of every mother to join the no
TIERS club, if h has to give up
other clubs ana some of her social
pleasures. If the mothers of Roswell
can be sufficiently interested in the
schools, the Roswell Public Schools
a be made the best in the West
at least there can be none superior
to them. There is no greater factor
for lettering our schools han
the mothers club, therefore il is your
duty - join and give us your infiu-
ence and your assistance. Can't we
expect you icy Friday afternoon?
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MARRIED WITHOUT THE
CONSENT OF PARENTS

New York, Jan. 1.-THE family of
G. Rowland Leavitt, the banker and
railroad ~inancier, confirms the an
nouncement that his daughter Miss
Margaret Rowland Leavitt, 25 years
DID and the heir to millions, was mar
ried "witnout the knowledge or con-
sent of her parents" to Joseph +.
Smollen, her chauffeur.
Miss Le wits father purchased a
six-cylinder car for her last summer,
and engaged Snollen, who was for
merly James j. Corbett's chauffeur,
to teach her how to operate the macn-
inc.
Last Thursday S-nollen and Miss
Leavitt went to Jersey City and were
married. The couple have gone south
on a honeymoon.
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Brother for Byrne's Place.

Washington. IAN. 11.-Louis Byrne,
of Buffalo, a younger brother of Ca
Diet Byrne, the West Point football
player who was killed in the game
with Harvard, will take the entrance
examinations to West Point to fill the
vacancy caused by his brothers
death.
A number of requests were made to
Representative Alexander to nominate
young Byrle. one of them coming
from Representative Hamilton Fish of
New York, whose son played right
tackle opposite Cadet Byrne in the
game. MIR. Fish's son and other mem
bers of the Harvard team urged
Young Byrne for the nomination,
knowing that he was anxious to get
into Nthe Military Academy.
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SUMOR OF ILLNESS OF EMP
ERROR OF AUSTRIA UNTRUE

London, Eng, Jan. 11.-There was
a rucnor on the stock exchange today
that Emperor Francis Joseph, OF
Austria is dangerously i'll. There was
no confirmation of the rumor this af
ternoon, nor could the source of the
alarming news be found.
Vienna, Austria, Jan. 1.-THE pro
posed cabinet of DIR. Ladislaus Won
Lukace having failed to meet the ap
prevail of Emperor francis Joseph, the
latter in audience today entrusted to
Count Kuen Won ~Pedervary the re
sponsibility of forming a new minis
try.
This item appears to dispose of the
London rumor that the Emperor is
seriously ill.
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Chicago, Jan 1.-THE Wisconsin &
Michigan Railroad, owned by John r.
Walsh and other Chicagoans is SEIZED
uled to be sold today for taxes by
the Michigan officials. The taxes due
aggregate about $4,000.
The wisconsin G. Michigan operates
lines between Iron Mountain and
Peshtigo, a distance of sixty-ive
miles, and between Everett and Wal.
ton, twenty-five miles.
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MODERN WooDMAN OF
AMERICA CLASS An0RTl

AM CLASS
On ext Thursday night, January
18th, at the I. o. o. +. hall Roswell
camp No. 1927 Modern Woodman of
America win have their third class
adoption. 1t is then that thirty new
men will be taken through the forest
and be Taught the mysteries Of the
order of woodcraft and be put in pos
session of h Arcania, or mystery.
Following Is the class:
c. III. Brown, c. ]. Price, c. Fl. Py-
OFT, s. p. Swenson. NJ. III. Brasher. ].
l.. Fitch, Hosea Woodland, Evan John
son, w. Nj. Denning. Ben c. Dougnerty
|. z. Thompson, t. NJ. Caldwell. Clas.
Vestal, w. Fl. HARLEY, J. l.. Story. It.
L. Durham, t. J. Fogle. Bonnie Beard,
c. ". Montgomery, G. II. James, C. III.
Wilson, San Overnan, O.. NJ. Fair
childs. r. c. Phillips. H. L. Woods.
Walter Huckaby, ID. C. Rains, II. III.
Robins, c. c. Mays, r. L. Ballard, T.
j. Durham, T. J.. Deason, w P. Lewis.
Jr.
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B.. d. farmer went to Hagernan last
night to see the needs of the Hager-
man store before starting east in a
few days on his winter buying trip
for the Joyce-Pruit Company. Mr..
Garner is general manager OF the dry
goods and clothing departments of the
local Joyce-Pruit store and buys for
these lines for all the stores of the
company.
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Gas Men in Session.

Des Moines. Ia, Jan. 11.-Delegates
from many western and central states
met in Des Moines today to begin the
first annual convention of the Nation
al Gasoline and Gas Association. The
association is composed of ~represen-
tatives of independent lighting plants
in snail cities and towns.
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heretofore cast . complimentary vote
for Col Campbell Slemp. father Of
the present Ninth district Represen-
tative- / hope and believe that the
present Republican nemebrs of the
legislature will give Hon. Bascom
|SIemp their votes as a compliment to
him and his leadership.
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WAITER ELOPED WITH SEW
ENTEEN YEAR OLD HEIRESS

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 11.-Detec-
tives are now on their way to Chicago
where Roberta de Janon, the seven
teen year old neiress, and Frederick
Cohen, a waiter of the Bellevue-Strat-
ford Hotel. who eloped several days
a !, were arrested yesterday. They
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t. ]. Rhodes and s. Z. Modem lei

T. ]. Rhodes and s. T. Modem left
this morning for their home in Peru,
indiana, to make arrangements to re
turn to the Pecos Valley TO make
their home. They bought in partner
ship the Galloway place ear Cunber-
land. paying $3.50 per acre, or a total
of $4,000 for the property The deal
WIS made through the Roswell Land
Company.
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EIonzalev Quartet.

New York, IAN. 11.-One of the i'm
portant events of the musical season
will be the appearance at Mendels-
som Hall tonight of the FlonZaley
Quartet, which is conceded to be the
best organization of it's kind in the
world. Tae members of this quartet
spend the summer of eac year at the
castle of their patron in Switzerland.
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Commission Men Meet.

Norfolk, Va, JAN 11.-Preparations
were completed today for the enter
iaainnent of the commission inert
chants of America, who will be here
in force during the next few days.
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PROGRAM FOR THE CENTRAL
SCHOOL MOTHERS CLUE

Central School, $3.50 D.. m. Friday
January IA.
Piano Solo, Mrs. NJ. II. Brasher.
Paper. The Moral, Physical. and Spir-
itual influence of the Child Mrs.
Haynaker.
Reading, Mrs. ]. B. Keaster.
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Memorial for McCarren.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE first meet
ing of the new Democratic county
cimsnittee in Brooklyn, to be held to-
day, will take the form of a memorial
service to the late Senator McCarren,
the Democratic boss of the big bor-
ougi. .
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George II. Peet. wife and baby. have
arrived from C~assadaga, New York,
to make their home in New York. Mr..
Peet is an old friend of DIR. c. NJ.
Rathbun. He is a lawyer and will OPP
en- ofices in Roswell. AT present he
and his family are stopping at The
Gilkeson.
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BIG TRADE AT ToYAH
lS CT OSEO AT LAST

Pecos, Tex. JAM Sc. D. Balloon
general manager of the Toyah Valley
Irrigation Company, has returned
from Amarillo and reports the sale
and transfer of the entire holdings,
both irrigation system and realty of
the Toyah Valley Live Stock Com
pany to Charles W. Swenson. Jr.. OF
Chicago. The consideration was
$500. 0o0.
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West Virginia Hen snow.

Elkins, w. Va, Jan. 1.-THE IN
nual meeting and exhibition of tie
West Virginia Poultry Association
convened here today.
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HorticulturaIists Gather.

C~enterville, Md, Jan. 11.-Horticul
tural experts of Maryland n Dele.
ware gathered here today and COM
menced the t~wenty-third annual meet
ing of the Peninsula horticultural So
ciety.
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$500. 900 to loa on irrigated farms,
long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay OF loan
before DUE B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 300 n. Main.
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Perry Gortner and c. f. Reagan, of
Lakewood, were here today looking
after business interests.
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FOR SALE:-Racine incubator and
brooder.-Mr. Flewitt. Address 500
n. Lea. 64tf
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Illinois Master Bakers.

Peoria. H.. Jan. 11.-Master bak
ers of Illinois convened mere toda,
for an annual session of three days.
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teTnoon to Wiley r. Johnson, &c, and
LYDIA Nichols. 10, both of Dexter.