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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-24
ssDRicHAK:" YOUNG VlcoR8
- - MAKES TnE OLD FEEL YOUNG
MAKES TfE YOUNG STRONG
<Al .n Sample 10 cts. Large Box 81
T s Boxes for $500.
- ~ N lhnslJ uith IL AHllsdh tati a!
NeSS Sent upon reeeipt Of price by
~ YOUNG REMEDY CO
NJ Pts ets.. a. ks,aa. Ne
IF WE ONLY KNEW!
$500 Would Have Saved Forty Years
AfflIction With Kidney Trouble and
$3.50 Cash for Other Remedies
Besides Doctor Bills.
CURED AFTER ALL OTHERS

Refuse All Substitutes.
State Of Missouri. County OF Clark.
So.
l. Ellis Stevenson. being sworn,
say am sixty-nine years Of age,
that have been badly afflicted
with kidney trouble forty years, that
! took fifty bottles OF well advertis.
ed and staple remedy and then
changed to another we'll recommended
remedy and took between 40 and 50
bottles of 1t, and then tried another
OF the best kidney and bladder rem.
edies and took about fifty bottles OF
1t and then one box Of another staple
kidney and bladder remedy, when q
friend of mine told me about Brig.
ham" Young Vigors and purchased
a box OF them and have now taken
two boxes and they have given me
more benefit than all the rest put to-
gether. In fact, believe | am now
about cured. 1t is the greatest remedy
i have ever taken for kidney and
bladder trouble and / heartily recon-
mend it to all afflicted.
ELLIS STEVENSON,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 25th day OF February, 1911.
CARL G. LANG. Notary Public.
For Sale by, l. G. Reeves. 326 Main
st.. and other Keokuk dealers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-24

delicious fruits were plentiful in Nau-
WOO this year.
Nauvoo people have nearly all kinds
iof vegetables now to place on their
dining room tables. Here Is some of
the varieties: Potatoes, onions, cab.
bage, lettuce, tomatoes, peas, beans,
turnips, beets, carrots and one or two
more that we cannot remember. Do
you wonder why Nauvoo people live
well?
The grape crop in Nauvoo Is still
looking fine and the yield promises to
be the largest in the grape history of
Nauvoo. Another firm Is about to
launch in the grape shipping world
OF Nauvoo this summer, which Will
make three fruit shippers.
| The Nauvoo Odd Fellows observed
| their memorial day In Nauvoo last
Sunday afternoon. The Nauvoo band
furnished music for the occasion. NJ
P. Berry of Carthage, the speaker for
the occasion. failed to arrive on ac-
count Of the muddy condition of the
roads. which was quite disappoint-
ment to the lodge members.
The pagoda in our little city park is
being repaired for the summers use.
but will be used but little If the park
/ Is let for show purposes by our enter
prising mayor.
The Swedish Lutheran church Of
Burlington excursioned to Nauvoo last
Thursday, coming here on the steam
er W. W., and spent several hours
viewing the sights about the city.
Several more business enterprises
business world II suitable rooms could
be secured When the interurban line
i Is constructed Nauvoo will have a
new business block with fine new
city park in the center. and the loca-
ton will be in another part of the city
perhaps.
Ed Hubner Of Dallas City was a
Nauvoo visitor last Friday afternoon.
When Ed was in the wholesale liquor
business in the above city he was
quite a frequent visitor IN Nauvoo and
sold a large amount OF goods. He is
now engaged in the manufacture of
mineral waters in Dallas City.
We are informed that Mike Bau-
inert. Jr., OF the Nauvoo Independent,
who went to Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
for the benefit Of his health, is not
improving much Mrs. Baumert went
down for a visit with her husband.
! They will return home soon.
/ Hudson Bros, Nauvoo's new grocery
men, are doing large business since
their Inauguration. Besides the gro
Gerry business. they ship small fruits,
poultry, butter and eggs. They handle
over three-fourths of the hen fruit OF
Nauvoo and vicinity. They ship Out
100 cases and better of eggs almost
}, every week. They also have buck
ster wagon touring the vicinity dis
tricts for produce.
I Datin & Leppert's delivery horse
/ took an unannounced hurried spir
last Thursday while the delivery DO.
was carrying goods into Nauvot
! house. The horse was caught on thu
corner Of Thirteenth and Mulhollant
, streets with but little damage to We
! hicle.
u Many Nauvooites go to Keokuk ev
] cry Sunday to see how work prog
resses on the big dam. 1t Is yer.
convenient to go down there now oil
!, the steamer Black Hawk which de
!. parts at II a. m. and returns from
Keokuk in the evening.
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Each age Of our lives mas its joys.
Old people should be happy, and they
will he if Chamberlain Tablets are
taken to strengthen the digestion an J
keep the bowels regular. These tab.
lets are mild and gentle in their action
and especially suitable for people OF
middle age and older. For sale by
Wilkinson & Co.. pharmacy, ana j. F.
Kiedaisch & Son.
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1t is now we'll known that not more
than one case OF rheumatism In ten
requires any internal treatment what.
ever. All that is needed Is free APP
plication OF Chamberlain's Linimens
and massaging the parts at each appli'
cation. Try 1t and see how quickly II
Will relieve the pain and soreness.
Sold by Wilkinson & Co., pharmacy,
and ]. F.. Kiedaisch & Son.
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There is no real .need for anyone
being troubled with constipation
Chamberlain's Tablets will cause an
agreeable movement OF the bowels
without any unpleasant effect. GlVe
them trial. For sale by Wilkinson
& Co., pharmacy. and j. F. Kiedaiscn
& Son.
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'Train 473-Leaves keokuk. 7:4o am
TRAIN 741-Leaves Keokuk. $3.50 pm
TRAIN 472-Ar-ives Keokuk. 7:40 pm
'Train 470--Arrives Keokuk. 1905 I'm
Local Freight Trains.
'Train S6-Arrives Keokuk.. $50 pm
Train S5-Leave Keokuk.. 700 am
sDaily except Sunday.
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sprained anx.e may as rule be
cured in from three to four days by
applying Chamberlain's Liniment and
observing the directions with each bot
tie. Fore sale by Wilkinson & Co.,
pharmacy and j. F. Kiedaisch &
Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-24

Mrs. NJ NJ. Moore are the guests of
relatives in Camp Point this week.
Miss Ida Califf visited in Carthage
from Friday till Sunday evening.
w. e. Kemp. who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis, Is able
to be out again. His nurse, Miss Mel
lie Roach, returned to her duties in the
hospital at Galesburg. Wednesday.
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Not the Right Kind.

Il thought you said young Jaggers
was coward? In our automobile &C.
cident, we found he was full of grit
"Humph! I'd like to know where
he got it SO suddenly,
I suppose from the ditch we fell
into"
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9. q. q q. RAILWAY CO.
Trains leave from Union Depo
NO. 8. ST Louis and south,
South Bound.

Trains leave from Union Deno.
NO. 8. St Louis and south,
South Bound.
leaves ........,........ l:20 nm
streets.
iedYeD ......5............ 12:4H ar,
No. IL. St. Louis and Kan.
sas City and west south.
.eaves ...8............. $3.50 am
NO. 4. Quincy, Hannibal q
st. Louis. arrive 1:15 D. m.
mo. 10. Quincy FAD Hanni.
oai' arrives .............. s:26 pm
no. ~ leaves ............ 1885 pm
Berths and tickets. Fifth and johnson
Moth Bound.
No. I. Chicago, S.. Paul
and points west. leaves 2.as am
= No. 10. Chicago. st. Paul
and points west, arrives 7:a5 nm
No. 13 leaves ... 7.as nm
mo. 8. Burlington. Chicago
ana east leaves ......... 1:s5 pm
NO. l. Burlington. leaves 1888 am
mo. 81. Donnellson, q. B. &
X. c.. and North Road
Road. arrives ....... 1880 an
mo. l. K. 4 W. west leaveo s:05 AM
mo. 5, Centerville. leaves 1888 I'm
'No. 4. from Centerviile and
leaves $50 pm
mo. 80. from iJnn ,llson,
G, B. 4 X. @ & North
mo. 8. Centerville. leave. $40 pm
''No. 8. from Centerville. =.
ives ................... 11:66 am
Daily.
points intermediate. arrives LIS RI
mo. 2. from Centerville and
west. arrives ............. $40 pm
sDaily except Sunday.
ssSundayc only.
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!" 81 Two Evils

Willie-"Did you have an appoint
ment with my sister," Mash
as. did" Willie-"Now know
why she went out In the rain
Judge.
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Visit to keokuk.

The second days program will be
given over exclusively to pleasure.
and the feature CT the convention will
be an inspection tour of Keokuk. The
entire party will leave on special
steamboat at s o'clock a. m, for a
trip down the Mississippi river to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-24

city shall vote bonds for the municipal
hydro-electric project. At special
election over year ago, the municipal
proposition failed to obtain the sane
ton of the voters.
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" y. l<<AIAC'
Clerk of the District Court.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-30

1245 w. Taylor St, newsboy.
Flannery was at station to obtain
Brennan's release.
Thomas E. Flannery ordered
from S. Clark st. police station for
using abusive language to tele-
phone operator.
= Thirteen residents of Oak Park
appointed special policemen to
help in capturing burglars who
have been robbing houses there
for two months.
James Terri, 2127 S. La Sale
ST., killed by auto truck in front of
518 w. 18th pl.
Henry M. Bogt, 34o4 N. AID
av., seriously injured when his
motorcycle was struck by auto of
DR.. Frank Escher, 3013 w.
Washington blvd, at Washing
ton blvd. and Leavltt st.
Mrs. Clara Polkow, Thornton,
ILL.,, struck by auto at S.. Halsted
and w. 63d SITS. when she alight-
cd from car. Seriously injured.
Her husband knocked down and
bruised.
Patrick Heston, 424 S. LOOMS
ST., who was crushed under wall
under construction at E. Oak st.
and Lincoln Park blvd, died from
injuries.
Michael Pfeifer. SIS. found dead
in gas-hlled room in reoming
house at 900 Wells st. Believed
suicide.
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Clark ST., took bichloride tablets
in glass of beer. Attempted sui
eide. Will recover.
1000 loss in fire of unknown
origin in two-story residence at
Central Park av. and 63d pl.
Operations on Miss Ethel Smith
and William Rugh, both of Gary,
Ind, have been performed. Both
will recover.
J. A. Meyer, 1852 Lake av.,
held up and robbed by two men
at SD st. and Cottage Grove av.
$50 and gold watch.
Tillie Ptache, "a, 2311 Western
av., alighted from Wabash av. car
at 18th st. while it was moving.
Fell. Severely injured.
Robbers bound two men and
blew safe in Empire theater, 673
w. Madison st. Escaped with
5000.
..E
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Fruit Stain Banisher.

Fruit Stain Banisher.
Anyone who does her own can
ming knows the tribulations of
staining the hands with fruit
juice. Here is a remedy. Put in
the palm of one hand very small
pinch of bicarbonate of potassium
and the same amount of oxalic
acid. Add a few drops of water,
enough to moisten it. 1t will soon
begin to ferment and heat, but it
will not injure the hands. Now
rub ii all over the hands as il
washing them. Then wash in
cold water, and then in warm
water and soap. This will free
the hands from stain and leave
them white and soft.
-O-O-
Cheese may be kept fresh if it is
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Cheese may be kept fresh if it is
wrapped in a cloth damped with
vinegar and put in covered dish.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-31

Sobn eampsl Don no. 2l7 Wsit G.
Ipsnue trurDe ieinsr ansabs mad oes
tern abeno, ais er aus feinem Refer
agf ben SeitenDeg irat, bon orsi Res
eern lno .iHtr ReeeriH iibsrfaaen. nj. .
otrgeitlagen uno um 500 in Baa-
beroubi. als Rahbarn auf feline Oil.
fsrufs berbeietlisn, parsn Die RGuhr
bsrsits psridfpuneen. Die poIisei
Ifenst Der ReIouns tsiHsn re6tef.
GIauben.
Der % Sabre aIte Rsser CHARTS
Dibicn BON Der 9. uno Wlounb SirnBe
Duroe gtitern Rahmittda am be[Isn
Tag. on Der 2. Sirabe unb Central
4penut BON mebrersH RoHeeenofTtn
dnasialien. nieeerssi6lae,n une unl
ieins 9aari6ait bsrdubt. Die Weass
Idgerer bepertifeaisisn ibrs 5ludt.
gibion, lpelf)er eineR Shdoelbruf
une anosre 9erIesunsen .rliitsn bate,
tpuroe mad Dem itdotiiden SoipitaI &C,
6raft.
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Saidlenoiebe.

Cine 5aitsnoiebsbdnos ittint Gins
einnaii nit eiuem unfpilifommeHsn
geiut. beebrt gu bdbtu. Die 5reibeua
ter. ii6sn ibr lihtihsues 0eDerk nit
0orIiebe ouf Sirabtnbabnpastn aus,
iubsm iie iih an ibrt Gpftr bran
brGneen uns iie um 8elo ober onbere
Wsribia6en srIeihtsru. Sm lauft Der
i.sten age iinb psrihi.bene perfcnsH
auf StrabsnbdbHndatn beroubi ipors
ben. 0as Isst. Gpfsr in J.sb R.ss.
bon Ro. Sl3 purtel aneuie. 1erfslb.
befanb fifl aui Der binieren glotform
elmer glarf Strabs Gar, ols flint gut
getl.iotte Widnnsr iih beim abiieiesl
an ibn hranbrGnsien. Gur3e ,3eit Ipds
ter mddte Rsta bic unansentbme gnts
e.dung, bab isins eoloens 1aitkns
ubr nebit gerloqus i'm Wkr.bs bon
$50 perihpurotn mar.
eonaro goronsn, Don 6uniineton,
VI. 9a., tpuros ssii.rn btim @srlaHsn
zines 9. & 8. 3uaes auf BEN Grnno
Central DobnbOf bon sipsi sutsstIeis
oeten Wannern I'm feline g6rIs NIT
$125 SnbaIt b,itobIsn.
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Gus. arsiser. 40 Sabre oft, elmer
Der 9iesnt6iimsr bes UliIIs 6oiel,
80. 242 Deit 5. aptnw, itarb aeftern
pIcbIih in feiusr Dobnune go. l7is
qcrih gsno 8oab. College 6i1. OR
lette i'm 21ufs Der Isbtsn saae tpi..
oertoIt lber llnpobliein asilaai nno
iih am Tunnerftas 4benb friber nj.
geFrobnlid BON Dem 5otel beimbest.
ben Geitern brad er pIobIih 6es
loubilos Suidmmen nHb Dr. 8. 3.
gau qsIt purbe iofert exrufsn,
ionnie iebo6 nur Den bsreiis eins
eefretenen 5ob toniaiiren. Der Go.
roner tpurbe beua6ritiist uHb fsellie
feli. baB areietr zines ndtiirIidyn
2Obes. jeoenfaus an .inem 6er3s
I6lae etitorbeH mar. Greiaer mar
Ds,t.iratbet uHo binisrIGb. feline
Wiitpe.
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e o , I n 1t o H.

Gie GouinstuH Cifiee fir Sas Sin.
ciuHatier &plfsblutt" befinoet it'd I'M
8cbGube RU. 509-511 Dtaoiiuu
HDenne. sussigcn, Rittbeiluuscn
uno Setellnngen irgenomelher Irt
merocn bis 10 ll6r gbenbs baiclbIt
entgegrngenOmmcn. Selepbuu SOutb
1854.
= 9runoeigentbums subertrdgunasn.
JOieph S6pars an Clan Jerguion,
IbetIe Der Qots 30. % uno 80 in z.
HiooIe's 3peiter Interabtbeiluno an
Ger Qocuft Strabe, ST. Qoam @robz
mann an bic 9robmunn,5oar Saobz
Ierp Co., Got an Der 9reenup Strobe,
fuolt6 BON Der Sterrett Qpenue, ST.
Jepnie g. 5olmes an 8erton g.
9ughes, 2ots Ho. ia unb 175 in Roz
bert QBaQace's unterabtkilunq, $500.
- Burton g. 5ugbes an 6elen Barn
born, Got an Der GItieite Der Sotlano
Goenue, iibli6 bon Der ct. Qouis
StruBe, 81. - QIois 9oQries an G6.
Wf. SQtsr, Qot go. 895 an Der Sbap
Ioenue in grIareer, 81. - Dora
Reeo On Sbomas Reeo, Got go. Is in
5rantItn's llnterabtbeiluno an Der
Baro StraBe. % BEL 95 iSuB. 81. -
8. W. 6utett an 6snrp Z. aina, Got
gto. II in 8. %. !6atett's untera6tbeiz
lung in De Courier, 5000. - 9anis
o. ReafanoDer an Wurn U1es, Qot an
ber ScOtt StruBe, iublit BON Der II.
Strabe, 81. - Wabiion 4oenue gerp.
8auDereiu on GIiIabstb gprne, 2ot
9to. 119 on Der s. StruBe, 0itli6 bon
Der 8reenup StraBe, 81.
- Die 8aTerpertstommiiTGre hisls
ten geitern gormittag cine Spe8ioIfbz
ing ab uno rpisieH bic Saldre Der ans
geitsQten i'm 8etraqe BON $3.50 on.
$4,000 purosn ben 5ilgunqsfonbs.
aommifdrsn Itsripisien. 3iefeg maht
nun $65, 900, pslae bic Dafierpertsz
Sommiiidre in bieism Sabre BEN gils
gungsfonos iiberpiefer ba6cn.
- Ben Ris purbe pom Gtrcuitridz
Ter 5rucp aIs StabtgsfdngniBf6Iisber
psreiDtgt.
5m 5aie Der GoDinqton CAB
ings gdnt &c Sruit 60. qeqen Qpbia
grnont puroe i'm GirruitQeridt BON
Ri6ter 5racp Elm urtbeil ubosusbsr
uno Der 9ertuuf oor Grunbsigentbum
tn 2uolpfp, aH., angsorbnst.
Superintendent Rpbert Deaina
bonn WnfIerpsrfsz 9epartement Dei[t
aaf Jsrisn in gtinsrul Springs, 8.
Charles Wanagan purbe i'm
Gircuitseri9t, Ri6tsr 9racp's abtbei
lung. fur geiftestrant srtlGrt uno feline
usberfiibruug nah 2ateldno angeorbz
net.
G6efheiHs. Gper.tt Warben
8roDn, rs, Don gtfblanO, an, /unb
Eouifa GneIie RGtnie Gerbara1 q,
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Urnnoeigentbiimer
@eaen QidJtbefoIgmng bon Anoro'
nmngeH bes seuermarid,aus
perGnftet.

Games CANTON, Setrstdr pss Jsus
eripebrfefs 8unt.r, ertpirite geitsrH
.inen baftbsfeh ssgsn W. z. Depou.
giaentbiimer 3abIreiher Senemtntbdus
Ter uno dnoertr Btb1ubs, unter Der
antloa,, bic aaorSnuHa,n bes 5.u.rs
marihaus, seipiiie asfGbrIife Ribs
itGnbs in isinen 5sHsmsHsbdufsrn abs
suIdarfsn, uidt pefolst gu haben.
Dem 11uerDebrtsf iinb ni6t tpsnistr
lpie sebn berortiss Bef6peroen segsH
Depou qemeibet tporben. eins Be-
ihipern lautst babin, bab bic aorris
bore ieiner 1sntmentb1uisr mi. offsa
nen 9dsI.ammsn btlsuhtet ireroen.
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Gterbli6feitSberid3t.

Thomas Reapop. "a, 1920 Slen
frap aoe., 3abmung.
aboor 9ontiih, Al, 3. unb Enca
more Ctr, Gfpinbiu6t.
epd eufs, AZ. Gbriit 5OipitaI
ShpGte.
aueuft 3einsr. so, 519 Sorris
CTR. Shpinofutt.
Sumes Rban 5s, s13 Barr Sir.
5arninurtpsrliftunc.
eeDorb =. alItbofer 90, 60S safs
Str, S6pineiut..
Sranf SulIipon, 50, 440 Cft Tron
Str, Stpote.
sbomas O'Reil. 6s. aOHsoisr so.
iritdl. 5irni6las.
5omts mino, 2 Uionate, SIC Bear
ion Ctr, MISUNDERSTANDING.
Roribo Gerber. IS. ct. 1rdnei:
SoipiiaI, 2ebsrIeiben.
5rant go.ros, s Rouaie, 523 Sor
ris. Str.. Snqusft in Shnebe.
eIlo Gi.nhouis. 80. ftdptti6es 90.
ipital, Qitrsnleioen.
Soon y. 9idep, l. 1854 Gone:
SIr., unierlsibsentsiinouns.
Soisph Snt6osr. 81. 836 Roitmon
4pe,. 5irnihlas.
Bernard Gpftein. 16. 800 6utfinE
apt., Darmleiben.
Robert Stnor, 81. 1922 gsIpeoerr
Ctr, 2lbsrnper.altuns.
RHih GGuttt, 8 Gage, Sbaffel
are.. auftrobrsHsuisiinbune.
5oitpb u. 6nams. SO, TAI Ban
Str., Snaueit In Ghnebe.
Sacob Wotrlein. 81, 2017 Gin
Ctr, RisrenIsioen.
Gtorse 6eil. So, 2124 Qon asai
Str, Snaueit in S6fpebe.
Dm. Wsbb. As, 1925 Clifton 4pe.
Shtpinbluhi.
Georse u. 6oopengarner. % 5ass
2462 B. 9. ape., a1bmnne.
Wiles Jorbss II. 1902 gsIeitia
Ctr. 6irufhlae.
2intbona 6oait. g Wiondie. 40'
ReaSins Rooe. Observation-Disclosures
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Wlorgen finbtt In OailsD bic Drunbs
iteinlesnng Der neueu Qir6e une
Shuls Der 5l. Cecilia Gsmeinbe foii.
Rsp. eonpap pon Der 5inmeIfabr.s
aitde miro Den ait um 2 ubr Rad,
mi.taas Dornebmen unb Nep. Glars
Dom Si. Soiephs Waiienbdus nirs
o.r 5eiirebnsr iein. gorber finoet
Gin. parabe Der nrftisosnsn 0trein.
o.- Otmeinbs unb pon anbsrsn @es
meinoen Der Stapt itaii. Grfrif4uns
gtii fperben nm pias, perabreidt.
Reo. Z. Geaeep. D. D.. D. pb., III
b.. pator Der Gemeinos, pel&s iesi
psr SABRE al: III.
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5aIonso Winton, 1s. Carthage.
tSarnb Wegallen, Is. glmfpcoo.
JJrsb. !. Gdppel. 27. 3012 Golerain
( Apenue.
laouii. Wintsrins. q. 1884 Sibnsr
WpeHlIe.
|sgrto. 8. aroasr, %. WabiionpilIe.
lGlard W. Dissris. 20. bessl.
l2ippb gpbiis, 40, Srforb. 8.
lamonbn Dioort, IS. 316 On 7. aps
l5Obn q. DOCTOR. 25, 2739 Columbia
1 4penue.
lRarn ensberftn, 10. 2720 50if stps.
J6suosrion M. aOdriOss. 30, Warm
Springs. Nn.
lDOplis Z. HspsreOmb. %. Ggfort
9osel.
lDalier JObn Guisn, 25, 1853 Bitten.
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