Aboard the River Sestres to Jenor Flor Island
Captain Porter and Mynheer Everets travel up the Sestres with passengers to a palm hut town ruled by Chief Jenor Flor. The party encounters grim mangrove scenery, a cemetry on a rock, a living canal maze, and King Davis the district ruler amid Africa’s eerie river landscape.
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Jexor Frax
Sestros
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el Obeid
Kordofan
West Africa
Iceland
Finmark
Jenor Flan
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Assouan
Nile
Kroomen
Paddy
Mynheer
Silenus
Everts
South America
Sahara
Central Asian
Dante
Syria
Egypt
Venice
Tom
Jenor Flor
King Davis
The
Confederacy
Manchester
Ben Grouse
New York
David Ker
Death of the Earl of Shaftesbury Ends a Noble Career
The Earl of Shaftesbury dies at 54 closing a career defined by industrial and social politics and philanthropy. His house upheld broadening statutes and the constitution to recognize more societal needs.
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Shaftesbury
Peel
Evangelical
Bible Society
Pastoral Aid Society
Society For the Conversion of the
England
Earl
Matthew Arnold
Shaftesburys
Earl of
Cleveland praised for reform stance and party building
A Democratic observer lauds Cleveland as honest and reform minded. He believes the president aims to strengthen the party without sacrificing reform, hoping to prevent Blaine’s defeat and rise above party follies. Also notice Weld County Woo Growers' meeting set for Oct 3 to select delegates for a state association meeting.
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Cleveland
Democratic Party
Adirondacks
Albany
New York
Blaine
Weld County Woo Growers’ Association
J. F. Gress
Epwarp Packarp
Get a New Wagon For Market Work This Season
The article urges replacing an old wagon after harvest fatigue and diminishing returns. It argues a light harvest may still fetch decent prices, but old wagons waste labor and fuel. Upgrade to a new wagon to improve efficiency and economic return.
Rain Wagon advertised as best wagon in the world
An irate sales pitch touts the Rain Wagon as the best wagon, claiming long durability with six to eight year service and tires never worn. It promotes two styles kept in stock, plus Ludlow Spring Wagon and Buck-boards, with Weld county agent claims of low price and carriage-like elegance.
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New Mexico
New York Nation
Kansas
West
M. Poitevin
Dodge City
United States
Snow
The
State University
Lawrence
Kansas City
Poitevin
Western Kansas
Congress
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe Railway
Garden City
Bain
Weld County
Ludlow
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