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T ,p (i FT,:trrJ Ciolnc i res-oJution nnprovuti .January eiev -
i,SWS 01 li6 uflllGG Old.lCDiemji eighteen hundred and seventy-
passed at ran
JsECONT SESSION OK the foiitt.
SECOS1) COXGllEisS.
General NATUitnXo. 74 J.
AN ACT to prohibit the retention of soldiers'
discharges by clalm-nguuts and attorneys.
Be it cnnctr.d . the Senate and
J Tome of R preventatives of the Uni
ted States of America in Conyrcss A-
fjnbttd. That anv claiin-aj:ent, attor-
nev, or other person engaged in the j
pollection of claim for thiv, bounty.
pension, or other allowances for any
soldier, -ailorT or marine, or for any
,.,-.. ...;miu.il nniiM.r of the militarv
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o- n:vaf forces, or who may have been
a soldier, sailor, marine, or ollicer of
. .. .i i ..,.- r,.,.rx- . t'n '
Uie reguiai or uiuiiwci - -
United States and honorably tfis-
uhi-d who'slVal retain, without
.?.;.;.. ,ftbo owner or owners i
thereof or shall refuse to deliver or no-
count for the same upon demand duly
made by the o ner or owne-s thenvr',
or by their agent or attorney, me ws-chatge-papers
or land-warrant of any
such soldi- r, sailor, or marine, or
commissioned oilicer, which may
have been placed in hi- hands for the
"purpose of collecting said claims, shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
nml shall, upon conviction, be pun
ished by fine not exceeding live hun
dred dollars, or by imprisonment not
exceeding six months, or both, at the
discretion of the court, and shall
thereafter be debarred from prosecu
ting any sueh claim in any executive
"department of the government.
-Approved, May 21, 1S72.
Gknkual Nature No. 75.
"N A(T to establish an luMltSonallaad dls
". irlel lit the Territory of Datiota.
Re it enacted by the Senate and
Jlouso of Representatives of the Uni
ted Stales of America in Congress As
sembled, That there be. and hereby if,
"established in the Territory of Dako
ta, an additional land district, to be
'bounded and described as follows, and
known as the Dakota land district,
viz: Beginning at a, point on the
north bank of the Missouri rivet, at
the intersection of the line between
ranges itffy-two and fifty-three;
thence north, a.ong said range-line,
io the forty-si th parallel of north
latitude; thence west, along said par
allel, to the line bttween ranges fifty
Koven and lifl.'-eight ; thence south,
along said range-line, to the Missouri
river; thence easterly, along the
north bank of said stream, to the
nlaee of beginning.
" Sue. 2. That tholand-oflice for said
district shall be located at Yankton,
the capital of said Territory ; ami the
I'resHleiit oi toe u mien maies is neitr- j
by authorized to appoint a register j
aiitl a receiver lor saiu lanu-ouice.
who sliall rr ceive Uie same snary ami
bo governed by the same regulations
as are provided by law for the regis
ters and the receivers of the other
Jaud-ollices in said Territory. .
Approved, May 21, 1S72.
O'liXKHAI, Natuue No. 70.
ANACriownJodii additional land dls-
trlct In tlietjtnteof Min:ti'ruta,
He it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the United
Slates of America in Canyrexs Assem
bled, That the President of tho Uni
ted States be, and he is hereby, au
thorized to establish an additional
land district in the State of Minneso
ta, embracing all that part of tho
pre.-ent New Uhn land district lying
north of the north lino of township
number one hundred and ten, and to
iix from time to time tho boundaries
thereof, which shall be named after
tho plaoe at which the ollice shall linst
be established: and the President
shall have powr-to fix from time to
time the location of the office- for such
district.
Si:c. li. That the President is here
by authorized lo appoint, by and with
the advico and consent of the Senate,
n. register ami a receiver for said land
district, who shall be required to re
side at the site of tiie land-office for
saiil district, who shall be subject to
the same laws and and responsibili
ties, and whose compensation, re
spectively, shall he the same as that
now allowed by law to other laud
offices in said State.
Approved, May 21, 1872.
Gexkka Natuue No. 77.
A ACT to remove political ilisabllltlcs Ini
posed by the fourteftitii nrlldo of tiie
imifiidmcnt-s of tho Constitution of the
Unttetl fctates.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
Jloiiac of Representatives oj the Unit
ed Stairs of America in Congress as
sembled, two-thirds of each house con
curring therein,) That all political dis
abilities imposed by the third section
of the fourteenth article of amend
ments of the constitution of the Uni
ted .States are hereby removed from
all persons whomsoever, except Sena
tors and Itepresentatives of the Thirty-sixth
and Thirty-seventh Con
gresses, officers in the judicial, mili
tary, and naval service of the United
States, heads of Departments, and
foreign ministers of the United States.
Approved, May 22, 1S72.
Gknkkai. Natuiik No. 73.
AN ACT making appropriations for tho
cotiMilur ami diplonmtio sorvic of the
government f jr the year en dins J tine thir
tieth, eighteen hnnilreilandscventv-thrctf
. and for otht-r pitriKMscs. " '
. Rc it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congris$ Assem
bled, That the following sums be. and
the same are hereby, appronrlated for
the service of the liscal year ending
tho thirtieth of Juno, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-three, out of anv
money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, for the objects hereinaf
. terexpresed, namely:
' For salaries of envoys extraordina
ry and ministers pleninolentiarv to
Great Britain, Fiance, Germanv,a:id
JLUissia, at seventeen thousand live
hundred dollars each, seventy thou
tand dollars.
To Spain, Austria, Brazil, Mexico,
Japan, China, and Italy, afc twelve
thousand dollars each, eighty-four
. thousand dollars.
To Chill and Peru, at then thou
sand dollars each, tweuty thousaud
. dollars.
For ministers resident at Portugal,
Switzerland, Greece, Belgium, Neth
erlands, Denmark. Sweden and Nor
way, 'iurkey, Ecuador, Columbia,
Bolivia, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Guat
emala. Costa Rica, Honduras, and
Salvador, Hawaiian Islands, and the
Argentine Jlcpublio, at seventeen
thousand live hundred dollars each,
one hundred and forty-two thousand
five hundred dollars -.Prov'uh d. That
on and after Juno thirty, eighteen
hundred and seventy-three, there
ehall be but one minister resident ac
credited to Guatemala, Costa Rica
Honduras, Salvador, and Nicaragua!
and the President be authorized to se
lect the place of residenco for the
minister in any one of those States.
For minister resident tit Uruguay,
also accredited to Paraguay, eleven
thousand two hundred and'tifty dol
. Jars.
For salary of minister resident rnd
consul general at Hayti, seven thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For minister resident and consul
general at Liberia, four thousand dol
lars. For salaries of secretaries of lega
tion at Loudon, Paris, and Berlin, at
two thousand six hundred and twenty-five
i dollars, each,., seven thousand
eight hundred and seventy-five dol
lars. To enable Robert C. Scheuck, miu-j
J ister to ii vvat Jiritmi, to otcjiloy a
i private amanuensis, ucrortl'ii.' tujoinl
1 .KMiuarv elev -
one, two thousand live hundred dol
are.
J'or salaries of ?eeretanes of Iej-a-I
tion to Austria, Brazil, Italy, Mexien,
TLnsi:i. and Stmin. at one thousand
eight hundred dollar each, ten thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
For salaries of assistant secretaries
of the legations to France, Groat
Britain, and Germany, at two thou
sand dollars each, six thousand dol-
Jars.
For salary of the secretary of lega
ij? .:... ..i .. ;nf..ttI,(i.it t
tion (acting also as interpreter
China, five thousand dollars.
For salary of the interpreter of
CICIIII" IIMJ as 11111:1 nutcii .J
the
Tinted States legation and conciliator
general in Turkey, three thousand
.1.11. ir mill nn mid .'ifdr tic n:i-tiL'(
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o: tins n-c me ti,mus oi Hwuiryw
legation shall be performed by the in -
teToreter at Constantinople.
For salary of interpreter and secre-
tary of legation to Japan, two thou-
.,wl n.-o liitnilri.il Ifillrjr enfli. live
thou-and dollars; and the ollice of!
-ecrMarv of legation to Japavis here
bv authorized and established.
For cniiipensation of charge d'af
sation of charge d'a:-
,, and for compensa-
stic ollicers of the Uni-
faires ad interim
lion of dinlomt:
ted States abroad, lorly ttious.inu uoi-
lars: Ptoridtd. That no compensa-
. ... i
tiou or allowance shall be made to
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any sucn olhcer after the lennination
of 'his official functions other than for
such time as shall neeessarity be occu
pied in his direct return to tin-r"nited
States, and the proviso to the clause
in the act of March third, eighteen
hundred and seventy-one. entitled
"An act making appropriations to
supply deficiencies for the service of
the government for the fiscal year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen Hun
dred and fvvciily, and Juno thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-one,
and for other purposes." "For salaries
of United States ministers abroad,"
and to forth, be, and tiie same is
hereby, repealed.
For compensation of agents ap
pointed by the I're-ident to examine
consular accounts, as authorized by
the second section of the act approved
July eleventh, eightein hundred and
seventy, ten thousand dollars; and
from and after the close oi Uie ii.- a.
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-three, said aj
uronriation shall cea.-e, and all acts or
parts of acts inconsistent therewith
be. and the same are hereby, repealed.
For contingent expenses of foreign
intercourse pioper, and of all the mis
sions abroad, ouo hundred thousand
dollars.
For salaries of consuls general, con
suls, vice-consui.", commeicial agents,
and thirteen consular clerks, inelu-
:-hange, four hundred
manird dollars, as fol-
tjj1Jfr jf j, exe
nmfsjxluun tno
jo,vs
I. CONSULATES GENERAL.
Schvdutc JL Alexandria, Calcutta
)w
1 O
Constantinople. Frankfort- on
Main, Havana, Montreal, Shanghai,
Ueirut, Tampico, London, l'aris.
JL CONSULATES.
Schcdnh- IL Aix-la-Chapelhi, Aci-
pulco, Algiers, Amoy, Amsterdam,!
Antwerp, Apinvr.H, iSanguoK, rasie,
Belfast, Kuenos Ay re?, Uortleaus,
liremen. lirindii, lioulogne, larce
lona, Cadiz. Callao, Canton, Chem
nitx, Chin-Kiang, Clifton, Coaticook,
('ork, Denierara, Dundee, El.-inore,
Fort Erie, Foo-Choo, Fnnehal, Gene
va, Genoa, Gibraltar, Glasgow, God
erich, Halifax, Hamburg, Havre,
Honolulu, Kong-Kong, Hankow,
Hakodadi, Jerusalem, Kanagawa,
Kingston, (Jamaica.! Kingston, (Can-
lada, ) La Kochelle, Jairuuyra, Leeds,
ijeguoru, i-.eip.-ic, IjIsuoii, iiverjiooi,
Jyns, Malago, Malta, Manche.-ter,
Matauzas. ilarseilles, Mauritius, Mel
bourne, Messina, Munich, Mahe, Na-
u, -Naples, Nassau, (We.-t In-
dies,) New Castle, Nice, Nantes,
Odessa, (Jporto, Pr-acca, Palermo, Pan
ama, Pernambueo, Pictou, Port Mn
hon. Port Said, Prescott, Prince Kd
waid Island, liuebec, Rio de Janeiro,
Rotterdam, San Juan del Sur, San
Juan, (Porto Rico,) Saint John's,
(Canada Fast,) Santiago de Cuba,
Port Sarnia, Rome, Singapore, Smy
rna, Southampton, Saint Petersburg,
-"anta Cruz, (We.-t Indies. i Saint
Thomas. Spezzia, Stuttgardt, Swatow,
Saint Aah-na, Tangier, Toronto, Tri
este, Trinidad de Cuba, Tripoli, Tu
nis, Tunstall, Tien-Tsiu. Turk's
Island, Valparaiso, Vera Cruz, Vien
na, Valoncin, Wind-or, (Canada
Wst,) Zurich, Birminjrham. Bar
men, and Winnipeg. (Selkirk settle
ment, British .North America.)
III. CONSULATES.
Schedule C Aux Ca. -, I'ahia, Ba-
tavia. Bay ot Islands. Cajie liaytien,
Candia, Cape Town, Carthauena.
Ceylon, Cobija, Cybrus, Falkland
Islands, Fayal, Guayaouil. (Uiaymas,
Marahatn, Matamoras,' Mexico. Mon
tevidoe, Otnoa, Pa3'ta, Para, Paso del
Norte, Pinous, Rio Grande. Saint
Catharine, Santiago, (Cape Verde,)
Stettin, Talaco, Tahiti. Talcaliurmo,
Turn be;-. Venice, Wimlsor, (Nova
Scotia,) Zanzibar. And there may be
apjiointeil a consul at Windsor, Nova
Scotia, at an annual salary of one
tnousanu dollars.
IV. COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
Schedule C. Anioor River, Apia,
Gaboon, Saint Paul do Loanda, Lau
thala, Sabinilla.
V. COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
&-hedu'e I?. Madagascar, San Juan
del Norte, Saint Domingo.
For interpreter to the consulates in
China, Japan, and Siam, including
loss by exchange, live thousand seven
hundred dollars.
For marshals for the consular courts
in Japan, including that of Nagasaki,
and In china, Siam, and Turkey, in-
ciuumg loss ty excliange, thereon.
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t-- iwuusKuu &i'uii uuuureu UOl-
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Forstationery, book-cases, arms of
the United States, seals, presses and
Hags, and payment of rent, freight,
postage, and miscellaneous expenses,
including loss by exchange thereon,
sixty thousand" dollars: Provided,
That none of the books published by
the government, and usually known
by the name of '-public documents,"
jj uie ii.nxiu ui juium- uocuiiieius, I
shall hereafter be supplied to the lo-!
gallons and consulate of the United
States, except such as shall have been
lirst designated by the Secretary oi
State by an order, to be recorded in
the State Department, as suitable for
and required by the legation ami con
sulate to which it shall be supplied.
r or expenses for interpreters,
guards, ami other matters at the con
sulates at Constantinople, Smyrna,
Candia, Alexandria, Jerusalem," and
Ueirut, in the Turkish dominions,
three thousand dollars.
For rent of prisons for American
convicts in Siam and Turkey, and for
wages of the keepers of the'same, in
cluding loss by exchange, four thou
sand dollars.
For rent of prison for American
convicts in China, one thousand live
hundred dollais.
For wages of keepers, care of offen
ders, and expenses, ten thousand dol
lars. For rent of prison for American
convicts in Japan, seven hundred
and fifty dollars.
For wages of keepers, care of offen
ders, and expenses, live thousand
dollars.
For expenses incurred in bringing
home from foreign countries persons
charged with crime, and expenses in
cident thereto, including loss by ex
change, five thousand dollars.
lor relief and protection of Ameri
can seamen in foreign countries,
eighty thousand dollars.
For expenses which, may bo incur-
red in acknowledging thv f-ervices of
: masters and crews of foreign voxels
, in rescuing American citizens from
, in r.-ums ahkmk-iu iili-us
shipwreck, live thousand dollars
To inttt the necessarv expenses at
tendant upon the execution of the
neutrality act, t ue expended under
I ft.., ,i ; . .... ;...v r.r im i.-.-;.i.,., f ;..
conformity with the third section of
the act of May iirst, eighteen hun
dred and ten. entitled "An act fixing
the eninnensalioii of ministers and
consuls lesiding on the coast of Bar
barj, and for other purposes," twenty
thousand dollar-.
To meet the payment of the ninth
annual installment of the proportion
contributed by the United States to
ward the enpifalizition of the Scheldt
dues, sixty-six thousand live hun
dred and eighty-four dollars.
Theeoniriensation of the chief clerk
of the Department of State shall be
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' dm! dollars per annum Uimmg
: with the lirst day oi July, eighteen
hundred and veniy-ono.
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Gail and w il sell -yon all kinds of Implements cheaper
thaa any oilier h.ouse in ITelraska.
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STUDEBAKEIt AND WHITE WATER
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If you want anything,
WE KEEP NOTHING BUT FIBST
TEE ALL OUR GOODS TO
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Thresher of the Period. V' K
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-OF ALL KINDS.
come and ask for it.
CLASS GOODS, A2s"D GUARA23"
DE AS BEUOM&EXDED.
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McPHERSON BLOCK,
No. 76 MA.IJST ST, BEOANVILLE, KEB,
We have the Largest Stock, and make the Lovrest Prices.
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OABPETS AHS OIL CLOTHS.
METALIO
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CQISrSTArlTLY OK" HAND.
sat.es noonr, i
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PEOPEIETOR
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No. 70 Main Street,
Largest Stock in
Great
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THE BOTTOM PRIG
CMS" .ILL ARTICLES BOILI.
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STo. 30 MAIN STREET,
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Tliooulylti'lIabloGlftlDistributtonln tiie County!
IN VALUABLE OIFTS
be ll3trib:itid in
L.' D. yioSTE'S
15CthnECCl.AU JIO-VTIir.Y
fi 1FT ENTERPRISE !
-3 3I0XDAY, AUGUST SlIi, 172.
OXE CKAXD CAPITAL PI.IZK OF
$5,000 IN GOLB?
2 Prizes Si,000 rAV1iAiN
2 Prizes 500 - trreenbacss I
5 Prizes 100 I.
TwoKiimtlv (:irr;ae.itil Matchetl IIorcs. with
SilverMoiiMtt'il Ilariu-is. worth ?UVi eai-b.
Two Ilon.es ami iliissii-i, with Silvvr-uiuiitittri!
Hiirn-1. v.orth i'J" fach.
Two Fiiie-ti'iu"! ItosowooU 1'iano. wortli ?-'i -ach.
.i..... i.-o.t.il. vn' M.nrhnii. wortli .liln(i.cil-
suo tiolil an'l i!v.t r-vcT lluntlus atcliw, worth
from iito?:ai 'ach.
rjnIie-'Jolil Ioiitine Chains. Gont'sfiolil ttt
Chains. oIiI anil double ilafwl .-ilver Table and
Teaspoons, 1'hotoraph Albums, Jewelry, etc., etc.
Whole XniiilM-r Gifts, 10,000.
Tickets Limited to S50,000.
Agents wanted to sell ticket-", to whom liberal Pre
miums will he pairt.
SINCI LK TICKETS ii: f. TICK KTS -1-'; 12 TICK
KTS f Jl : a TI CK ETS fW.
Circular- containitic a full iM of prizeo. ailes
crlntioii of tlvo ntanner of drawing, ami otlir in
formation in reference to the .Distribution, will be
sent to any oiuj orilerms them. All letters must be
addressed Jo
' la. B. SINE. Box S6,
Cluojuuntl, Olilo.
Officv.101 V.."5tU.St. -l"
rVH DELIVERED
" to any nart of tho city.
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IIuiUlartA9 Co. LrJ
STJBSCRICK for the 'We-jklyAayerttsor.
. est rr-!PCr i 'S State.
Old-
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DEALER IN
Wi
AND WOOD
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BROWN VILLE, NEB.
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Brownville, Nebraska.
tiie Market.
Inducements Offered.
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At cntrjl. thrr, t-I pttrroive. ..f tin- fm.-i-'.Vr
nitiness. wt-nren.jw htttiT tiiiin oi.r -f"r- i re
I'.ire,! t, r, ri,j,.r f.llliTL. -4tlsiactou m the transfer
or lreiht and px-sciiKers.
BroiTiaille Ferry and Traanfer Co.
March aitli. L-72. i tf
IOWA AND NEBRASKA LANDS
I" OK. SALE BY THE
BurlingiM & Mo. River R. R. Go.
MILLIOXS OF ACHES
On Ten Years' Credit at (J per et. Int.
No part of principal due for two yi-ar-. anil
thence only ono-nlmh vearly ttutll jmld In
full.
Proilnctn will pav for land nn! Improve
ments within, the limit of this generous
crellt.
S Hotter terms were nevor :irxl, are
not now. and probably never will r.
CIRCULAKS elvinnfull particular-; are
supplied gratis ; and wl-hin to Induce oth
ers to emigrate with them, or to form a col
ony, are invited to ask for all they want to
distribute.
Apply to CEO. S. HAKIMS, Land Com'r.
"'or Iowa Lands, at. Curliiifj ton, Iowa.
And for Xebniaka Lands, atLliioolii, Xeh
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CF ALL KINDS,
Noatly and Promptly SseQatctl
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Takes effect uihIhj-. M:irch 17th. Ki Tr '
except umlny.
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Burlington & Missouri Siver E. E,
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GOING
TATIOXS.
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Kiwi I:iveowof th.
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HANNIBAL & ST. JCt
AND
Council Bl-afis H, U li'
vi.vr. j..-::ir ami .w.
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Pl'IiIJIAS SI.ICKIIG PAi-Vli
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THIS IS TIIK BliJT SHORT L! N -'
TO qULVCV. ST. LOUIS, i ':-
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To Kt. Wftvnf . To!Jo. Cr-HtiiK?. H-Uarr.-b.ir.
Ptiilatletphia. New ' :
Ibvton, and all i.oiuw,
SOTTTHVSTZD EAST-Pai-;-r.:'rs
takinotlor iir:- mt r
t.r ;! :: ..(., ukf tt.L-t io rfciuru.fi, and -ouctloii
f Hjiif inliU ountry.
Buy Your Throngh. Ticket
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Fr.r .ale at Tirkt-t f)lH- . - -p '
Haiffs It. K.. atCiw tar Hotel. Kfow
ciKim .t Cr-wn. TIcKet Aseiits. and l-,'
and otht-r -.t.itions on libeof toad, at a."
bv anv ot!'T r ':.
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coiuH-otion-t la uuic"." ar. rtirc : ' "
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J. J. GOSPELS
STATE A'JENT FUK TUE BI--
Combinsd Sheiler and G;'
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POLAID CEDTA B''
And rrowerof He.tt: I1af a"1 l".'T"
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