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, 1881-04-30

FINE SHowINc.-Territcrial Treasurer
Reed makes a fine showing when he official
" reports the receipts of the Territory dur
Ing the quarter ending March 3lst at S43.
462 q, the disbursements at $l3, l9S 6a,
and the money in Treasury at So, ao5 6S;
Is there another community in the world
that can make IS good financial showing,
, 1881-04-30

RErrRxED.-The teams Of Couley ( Nil
Ter which have BEEN to the front looking for
work Oh the line Of the n. 7. returned this
morning as the company at presen: have all
the teams they can handle. They now 60 to
Umatilla Landing
, 1881-04-30

ArrkxDEp.LGov Newell and party at
tended the cantasa, of Esther. the Beauti-
full Queen" and again received a surprise in
the way OF our musical talent. Could the
Governor stay a few days longer We might
treat him to few more surprises
, 1881-04-30
Blue Ribbon Club

The regular meeting of the club was held
Saturday night at the U. B. Churh. The
audience were entertained by the usual ex-
ercises, consisting Of readings, recitations,
and singing. concluding with an address by
President Irwin, pithy, full Of vigor and
life, detailing the evil effects of intemper-
ance, coming under his personal observation.
He dealt lightly and kindly with the dis
pensers of strong drink, advocating persua-
sion rather than coercion, but holding them
unanswerable for much of the mischief and
distress in the world During the evening
ten persons signed the temperance pledge.
Nearly eight hundred have enrolled their
names to the cause in the city. The COM
mittee on the new hall for the use of the
.lub and for other purposes report progress.
This is a landabie undertaking and deserves
the entire support of the community; moth
is So much needed for the benefit of our
pleasure seekers, as large, commodious and
substantial building, which can be used for
balls, theatres, etc A grand entertainment
early in May by the Clab. Preparations are
being pushed to make it still better than the
last which was creditable to anv organlza-
tion. Free entertainment every Saturday
nigh. at o'clock. All are cordially invited.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GooD TEMrLAEs.
The |. O. q. 7. Lodge will hold meet.
ing in the South Methodist Church, corner
F,urth md Sumach streets, tonight at $
O'Clock, ior the purpose OF eleeting officers.
Prompt and full attendance is solicited.
W. LASATEa, W. c. L.
+. J. SOMERINDYKE, w u.
, 1881-04-30

FoR ALasKA-H H. Brodeck, the pho
togrspher has taken his departure for Alaska
where he will spend the coming summer
taking stereoscopic views of our new Eldora-
do. We wish Mr.. Brodeck abundant sue
cess. During his absence Al Brodeck will
take charge of tbs operating room and their
patrons need have no fear but that work can
be done, if anything, better than usual, as
Al is an artist of no mean ability ranking
as he does among the very first on the coast.
, 1881-04-30
y CARD.
ST. paIEs School

The question Is sometimes asked why our
charges are more than at any other school
TAey a1e MT. The mistake arises bacau'e We
give the price Of tuition for dozbl: the teasts q
iimc. The school year consists OF torty weeks
We, in common with most Boarding Schools
divide the school year into two terms of TWEEN,
ty weeks each: thinking continuous term Oh
taenty weeks Of more than double advantaSe
to tie pupil over quarter of ten weeks. Inc
TuE SECOND oR EAsTsR IKKA.
opens on Thursday, January %, 1880. For
admission apply to the Principal,
503m NRS LExUu H. WELLS.
, 1881-04-30
Brodeck q Co.
Photographer. Vain ST.. Near the Erid='

Photographers. vain st.' near '"e '~'
Having engaged the services OF one Gf the
very hest retouch-rs on the Pae:nc COAST i;.leiy
employed by J. ". Taber, the leading photo,
crapher OF San Francisco, we are now enabled
to produce all classes of work Connected with
photography in manner superior to any pno- p.9
tosraph gallery on the Pacific northwest We
have also engaged an artist in lndia INK, cray
on. water AMI oil colors, and are prepared
to copy all kinds of pictures and enlarge the
same to any size desired, and hn:sh the same
in a style superior to any heretofore MADE; :;
Our reputation rs artists is guarantee that A,
work leaving this gallery viii be hrst-eiass ana
satisfactory. With our improved instruments
and facilities photographs can be taken IN
rIsrTy as well as in clear weather. Give Us
call BRopEck 10,
Min stree. near the bridge, Walla waiia'
w T ~oi-<m
, 1881-04-30

A VmoRous MAGAzISE-The May num-
ber of The Californian contains number Of
papers of the utmost practical Importance.
It is one Of the valuable features of this mag
azine that, in addition to stories. poems,
travels, adventures and the departments of
lighter literature, it has each month articles
on the live questions of the day. This fact
NAV account, in some measure, for the sue
cess TAe Californian is meeting in all d:rec-
tiOns.
, 1881-04-30

GAME LAW ESFoRcED.-The man f1lk-
man, arrested for violating the Game Law,
in killing five Bob White quai!s. 'n,fs'r,ed by
the Game C'uh, vas fined S25 and cost in
defaul, Of which he la;,guisLcs in turance
vile
, 1881-04-30

MILTON ITEMs.-Mr. Witt Clinton lost his
little girl on Sunday morning with croup.
He has the sympathy Of the community.
Death has also been busy in the family Of
the principal of our school. He has lost one
of his twins IS months old. John Miller is
lying very sick with rheumatism Of the
heart. DIR. Blalock 10 in attendance.
, 1881-04-30

Webfoot Oil ilcures the crying baby. Mothers
attention is called to the Webfoot Oil in cases
of Group, spasms or colo, that the little ones
are subject to. 81 6m
, 1881-04-30

AoIDENT.-At New Tacoma, Monday
afternoon, Mr.. Peter FAirweather. was
Knocked down BY car ~ith such violence
Is 70 fracture his shoulder and hreak several
ribs at their Junction with the breast bone.
HIS injuries are very painful and he will be
laid mp for several weeks
, 1881-04-30
The MoHSe Asks

How long dear master, ., how long, Will
Won continue to tie Inc in the streets and force
me tn gnaw the bark off the trees when you
can have me well fed for two bits at Uncle
Toms stable on Third street, Walla Walia,
W. T. Ju5m
, 1881-04-30

Mr.. B. Hull, who has been TAX.
h'I.', ,h-su.h the upper country reports
ing ''n r,'1 ,nIya lively a. the end Of the North
,ass' s.s. ,s ,a,d. also at Spokane Falls but very
All n Cheney
, 1881-04-30

pr-We are In receipt o' AZ ~"
N.' ns " ,,,,nd a May Day ball. on May
ri''''1a a.aSle,ou, y to be given by rro'ee''0n
. At vi, Of Pendleton- The boys
Engioe I" e h,sily ,, have way-up tiine'
, 1881-04-30

ProrrrABlE-A Georgia farmer found
that his land would no longer bear good
crops OF corn and cotton, and he planted 25
acres With pear trees His profits are 800
Der acre.
, 1881-04-30

ES1HEE.-In order TO give those outside
the city chance to witness this beautiful
opera the committee have determined to re-
produce it on Monday night. No one
should fail to attend.
, 1881-04-30

Ir.-Many Of our snosc'iDe''
.,. .n.ou. to find out how owl. to ,i,a9 ,sp .htIr re-
which Is De - ,be editor and half Proprie-
Pea'sd o,u5'i ,on 4 Ia such ea.s the the pa.,. only
tor 70 i.op p !eia.s ri to take it from the Post
ofiY
, 1881-04-30

Columbus Walker. Esq. OF
Lewiston, has purchased the property oil
l.. Freeman. being the stable situated on
NJ, .,y,et Joe was asking i.5W for the
,.,oUer.y early Tuesday morning, but the
r;n had such ilispiriting effect upon hun
tb,, b. reduced the price to Sa,'U' at
.s;.b s,,ure, ue believe, If was bought.
", sb,ll i. glal if Mr.. Walker Will come
a. ~, .,,v IN live
, 1881-04-30
Slaven's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preserva-
ton of the teeth and gums 1t Is far superior
to any preparation Of its Kind in the market
In large handsome Opal pots, price 20 cents
For sale by II. f. Holmes
, 1881-04-30

n-,, -Ju,e. Germaine, Esq, arrived IN
.;,y from Virginia City on Sunday look
ins remarkably well and was welcomed oy
msuy 80 friends. He reports tirae' on the Com
,toct :. being very dull indeed but a hope
teT better times prevail. Mr. Germa'ns "iil
lave shortly for Crab creek "nere he Is
aT,r!y interested IN cattle
, 1881-04-30

GAR.-Itis the intention OF Lincoln
Post, Grand Army Of the Republic to observe
D,nr.tlon Day on the 3Oth OF May. Here
,,lo,e W.Ila Waila has never observed the
ia, although every city in the United States
with ,ny pret.u.ous at all consider it a. as al
mos. , ,,,red dav. The g. A K. Will en-
d,,,or TO work In hrotherly manner with
IN. military at the Fort and the local mill.
t,ry organizations
, 1881-04-30

Bright YouyG MAX.-H. G. Murch, one
Of Dayton's brightest and most energetic
Young men, who ,s deputy sheriff Of Coium-
bia county Was In the city ti.is mo. ming.
, 1881-04-30

c,y,sLThe Dayton sfeyS
DIE ,S .s;cieu. management OF Captain
under " -. 10 he strong organization
, 1881-04-30

80 N,Ra"-iee K Shepard
ii a., O. 0. Howsrds "Nez
i.. fe'o' ynJi,n campaign which will imm0r,
iAh'' u.x,,d a, much 4, his record at
s..,sa1s s,l..s e The publishers can be assured
Ge,'y I. !y,r;J 81. Of the work throughout the
-.kueSt
, 1881-04-30
,ur OTiTICIAL CITY PAfEk

n.g,p.-Judge Guich.rd has en''re nun
ktees. ..,s from hi. recsn. stack Of rheu. u.
y i'00ss1 ga h.. now resumed the duties o.
, 1881-04-30

Queen Esther's beauty chr Imed the King:
A sweet voice may have its charms, but good
piano or organ may De joy forever. The
Weber piano and Estey organ have won the
admiration of all who have heard them. These
fine instruments are for sale by a. b. Stanley,
Waila Walia, W. L.
, 1881-04-30

po-,nrs.-The past winter was pro-
II :. The most severe this country has
...n n. for some time. Yet Mr.. j. K sal,ns
80. ,sD 3. ,o..,oe crop unharressed until this
.r,;nc, The "spud." had not suffered at tall al,
p, sp,I. ,..raei oat a, fresh and nice a, you
l,I.,.s ~. .s The yield was pretty good being
,ano nound, 10 the acre
, 1881-04-30

SEEDS SEEDS IF you want fresh garden
seeds buy of a good reliable frst-class Seed
House Suists warranted garden seeds: Grass
Tree and Hedge seeds, Alfalfa, Timothy, Red
and White Clover, Blue Grass, Lawn Grass,
Yellow and Black Locust, Box Elder, White
Ash, Oregon Maple and Usage Orange, 'icks
Flower Seeds.
l3-tf kIABALL SON
, 1881-04-30

SOLID FOR SARGESr.-Two.;loc local bodies in
Duluth, one of the chamber Of commerce and
the other the board of trade, We'd in framing
and passing resolutions expressive of their re-
gret at the resignation of Mr. II. Z. Sargent,
as general manager Of the Northern Pacific.
One body declared that from the time "he
assumed control of the road, its stocks and
bonds have steadily advanced in value" and
that every department Of the road has felt the
''reviving influence of his honest, careful, and
energetic management :" while the other, not
to lie outdone, declared that ''from point Of
great depression the road has risen, since he
assumed control, to leading position among
railroads" etc.
, 1881-04-30

III. TnfoH Othce has pa
nnr,a.sSlaa ,.. s1 outside with the very .isaifi, !;
card Sc "'. :. old paper, for sale up stars -
cant .,;5,n.ly tha. papers great s'T'ula-
,oD tnn M hands The S,irssa.s ,irsssi.sr. HssaI wi
o., o. mol. the difference
, 1881-04-30

Up AcAIx.-Mr. James Bourne Is ayain
able to leave his bed where he has besn
coufined for the past few weeks.
, 1881-04-30

Vrsr.-M NJ Godmzn Of the Law firm
of Genrye 4 Goima: Of Dayton ~as in the
city this morning On . visit.
, 1881-04-30

Webfoot Oil cures pain in from one to fifteen
minutes warranted.
, 1881-04-30

Webfoot Oil is a priceless jewel in your fam
ily. 1t speaks for itself.
, 1881-04-30

A xfw pErSs. The Dayton Ne'rs says:
when we assumed charge Of the Ne'cs We
promised to improve the paper and to NAM
tain il a. the leadiuc Democratic organ OF
III, county; a, step in this direction We
props. to discard the ''patent" inside; we
have sen, for type and other material anil
the Change will he made as soon as the same
i. received We feel that our subscribers
have, night 70 demand thus much from us.
The STATESMAN extends its congratulations
70 the N,,rs on the above announcement and
can now iepend upon Daily exchange.
, 1881-04-30

Az EEgos-The STATESMAN Is requested
by ,gne 81 the most prominent citizen, and
bu,inrs, men of our city that the statement
in last Saturdays issue Of contemporary
.ha. on Monday night some party or parties
vent on to the ground and cut ditch many
yards long and turned 4 considerable body
si water into Mil creek, is entirely without
foundation, and does the grossest injustice
TO the parties interested. What work was
performed was commenced al : O'Clock IN
th, morning and nothing was done after 6
2 N the same evening, all in broad day
light Il will be well for tie paper referred
to 70 make speedy acknowledgement that
II Vas Iai-dl,H.
, 1881-04-30

Weber pianos, Estey and other first class
organs for sale on easy terms by y. Is. Stan
lev, agent for ID. W. Prentice < Co.
, 1881-04-30

When you order your next tea go to Colts
and ask fol the brand that has caused such a
sensation: this Is It, and see that You Get II
, 1881-04-30

1t is a special importation and can only oe
obtained at Mark I. Colts Nam street
WaIla Walla.
, 1881-04-30

WIFE -BEATISG.-Last evening, Levi FL
liot was arrested at POmeroy for wife.
beating, having cruelty matreated his poor
unfortunate wife. Elliot is an old offender,
and a worthless. good-for-nothing fellow.
When arrested he threatened to burn the
town as well as threatening the life Of sere-
raj of its citizens. During his arrest he
caused considerable trouble, and was very
unruly. finally, escaping from the officer in
charge this morning about 6. A party Of
mounted citizens was soon formed, who
again re-captured the fleeing miscreant and
mar ;hed HIM hack to town at the muzzle OF
dozen revolvers only too ready to be used.
He will be examined here, and then proba-
bly, il carcerated in jail at Dayton.
, 1881-04-30

CALLED.-Governor Newell made the
SrAIxsxAS oN6cs . plesaut call
, 1881-04-30

VxyEDDIN6 NOTE PAPER, extra sne
" Epr ~ 6 II S1A. .xshAx 06sceL
, 1881-04-30

WILL SERVE T0A -
w limited number ef
mares besides owren inv N
Season Of 1881, At Fleet N "
mont Stock Farm, or the SAssSp
Touchet, south side told Hardman RancAJ .
miles below WaitsbuY.
Of service, or $40 for the season Service pay.
able when mare is taken away. Special tssrs
for insurance.
ATWOOD Is rich bay. no white, 16&
hands high. with all the cardinal points Il .
horse good was bred and raised at Lexingtca,
Kentucky, and Is s,n Of that most fashisa-
able sire Of trotteEs, The Great Almou4
ALwoop's dam was BY ' Blackwood, ID dan
by Alexander's "Abdalla, sire Of "Goldspith
Maid" record, PA, and the great "Almolt-'
Thus he is inbred tn Alexander's "Abda0A
also inbred TO "Mambrino Chief sire d
LADY Thorn. record. 2:lS with an outzu9
to Alexander's Norman" sire Of "LslA.
record, 2l5 and an outcross 70 Pilot JE,
sire of the dam Of the wonderful Maud
queen Of the trctting turf, record. 2I03. No
horse in America Is better bred for troe<ing
SIRE His colts, coming yearling, are Afgs
and rne and are young trotfing voo6srs.
He is standard under rule 9th. and -
olI "Bellfounderr was q standard sirs the
colts of ATWOOD from dams by " Bellfoondsr
are also standard under rule 2, and eligible %
registry in the Trotfing Register as standard
bred trottirs stock. -.
Those having mares by "Bellfoundef.
should not fail to patronize ALwoopt ExceI-
lent pasture for mares and good fence, but NO
responsibility for accidents or escapes.
C. II. MACK,
T-am Proprietoc.
, 1881-04-30
Q.s.l Esshsr.


sseee~sfsl AaAas.
last evening the much talked Of csntata
Of Esther took place At the Adelphi Thea
| tre. For reasons best known 70 the commit
tee, the affair which Was TO come of at the
Opera House was changed to the Adelphi,
which change entailed considerable trouble.
Nevertheless the seating Of the vast audience
was consummated without trouble, and was
entirely free from those too frequent ms
takes. The cantata, everything considered.
was indeed well rendered. Mr. Geddes, as
Mordecai, the jew, was good. Mr. Geddes
sustained his former reputation as thorough
musical scholar, and added TO his laurels as
an actor.
BY Chas. Boyer, made a decided hit. His
voice is soft and undulatiDg. showing con-
siderable care in the execution Of his part.
His makeup was good, and above all, his
acting would have done justice to profes-
sionaI. With him there was a complete
lack OF that stiffness 80 often seen among
amateurs- Mrs. F. p Vedder, IS Esther,
the Beautiful Queen" was a success and
evinced talent, but in act FIVE, during the
triumphal march, the lady would have added
much to the appearance Of the throne and
surroundings, had she maintained a more
majestic attitude. Mr.. Phillips rs Ming
Ahasuerus was creditably rendered. The
MINOR parts taken by the
MAIDS OF HONOR
And the Ladies Of the Courts, were well
sustained, but we think one of the young
ladies was rather premature in wearing a
large gold somewhat ahead of time
The orchestra was indeed the grand success,
and much indeed is due to Mr.. Donaldson,
the musical director, FOR his mastery man
Agement. The chorus of fifty voices Was
quite an important feature of the evening
and elected considerable applause from the
audience. The Minuet by the Misses Ida
Parks, Maud Kent, Amy Mills, Mamie
Short, and Masters Cecil Bauer, Chas Mar.
tin, Herman Bren.s and Ed. Savage, vas
undoubtedly the affair Of the evening. Their
efficient execution of that difficult and stately
court dance has redounded
GREAT CREDIT
On Mr.. Phillips, their teacher. Master
Cecil Bauer danced to perfection and was
the admired Of the evening. Take it all in
all the affair was grand success, and the
originators of the project may look back with
pride on the work of the past few weeks. |
Much Of the success Of the entertainment
is due to Mr. l.. W. Wallace for the man
agement of the whole affair Financially |
last night was grander success than the |
most sanguine had expected. The cantata
will be reproduced this evening. Most of !
the reserved seats are taken. We would |
suggest that another nights entertainment be |
added to the programme i'll order to give all |
al opportunity to attend.
, 1881-04-30

Dash Ct three-fourths of a mile, 70 be run
for on the 4th of July, 1881 (; SIS entrance.
half forfeit, 500 added First nomination t.
be made April 18th, close on june 18th Scc'
ond colt saves entrance, four colts must start
Trotting to be governed by the National
Trotting Rules Grand Stand free for ladies'
Entries can be made on the above races with
]. L. L-ar,ap, Secretary Of the Agricultural
60. ~ AZ The Track 1888 h-l0-1m
, 1881-04-30
FUR STENCILS, 90 to Straishts.

Webfoot Oil can be had at your druggists
Webfoot Oil is sure cure for Dyptheria or
ore Throat
, 1881-04-30
FIRST DAY.

TpRrr.Yg.ROLpT TporrIyc SrAkE-Se0 en-
trance. half forfeit; 500 added by the Proprie-
tor. mile heats, three in five to harness. First
nomination to be made April lst: entries Close
on MAY 18th. Second colt saves entrance,
three colts must start
, 1881-04-30
SECOND DAY.

THREE MINUTE CLAss-Purse $50; 6rst
horse SlG0, second horse S3a, third horse sl5;
entrance ten per cent, entries close June lOth,
three in five. mile heats tn harness, four to en-
ter three to start DIR. kelloggs mare, Fan.
nv Kellogg" and II. p. 1saacs marc. kitty
Glove" barred.
, 1881-04-30
WALLA wALIl AK1ILLERY,

Where the members Of the company had
The pleasure Of meeting their Commander
, 1881-04-30
THIRD DAY.
FREE FOE ALL TwO.YEAR-OLD STAKE

TwoTHIRTY- -FoUR CLAss-Purse $40; hrst
horse 500, second horse SO, four 70 enter and
three to start. Entries close June 10Th, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20
ROETR y.
THE LoYE LoNo &c.
When the nights were long, and the Garth wa

When the nights were long, and the Garth was
numbered
With drift on drift Of cold white snow,
With thousand beautiful things that slum-
berei
There slept the love of long ago;
The summer ways Cf my heart iorsaken,
It layin q silent and calm repose-
In = sleep that seemingly kneY 40 waking
With leaf and blossom and tree and rose.
Bu. now. when the wanton earth is ba7eing
70 the suns warm kiss with thr05bing breast,
And the shameless skies smile on. unclring
Thcqld lcye stirs " ith o vague unrest.
u the sv ect. dusk nights whom the 4Gin IS i2i-
ing
Quietly over vale and hill,
7 heard lis low voice caliug-callIrg-
And my hear. responds with namele hrill.
The lee and tic snow, and the slect departed
And left the blossoms 10 wake and grow:
But strnnrost and bcsto of the germs that started
Was ia dear old love of the long ago.
What tho my reason aud pride forbade it
9ho I tread the earth down over is tomb
It pushes the sois from the grave that hid It,
And rises newly TO bud and bloom.
Ever and always i sad leaves turning
Toward a sun tha- has long since set.
To bud and bloom in-o passionate yoaraingr
JTsel ess sorrow and vain regret.
O dead old love why have you riser
Out Of the grave that was dug for yCut
CO back, go back, 90 your silent prison.
And le. me and my heart udsomcthingncw.
Cic1gg Tr5me
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

-"
an oaken chest supposed . contain ihc
winding sheet in which Jesus was laid IN
the scpuichrol Then we went tc The Sfno
ry. the royal apartments, halls. diniry rooms,
&c. It would be impossible to dcsultc IL
all Some of the walls ere hvrgwiih tspes-
try, most are OF fp.ate mirrors anl gil- The
furniture Is al gilt ana tape'try tiis
Queens drawing room is exquisite, iali o.
elegant old china. huge vases cia. lidaai.
We sat in her chair and decided tAat ,, wa
much the same as ordinary chairs, only
little harder. The throne room IS no. 50
handsome IS sofae ~ the'oth,Is. The cha.f
i handscmc. red ana gold brocate sno
there is gilt railing iag efiHaneo areane.
The floors arc besa e.hA 2s0.lcd end dos
ty red six canopy hang 0yes ihe echas enc
candelabra abound. Of cgrrsc .inc statucs
and paintings are numerous. We saw
statvc Of Nbel, living dead oa t,e cr@hld
tha; Was of he pgrcst marble and cerairN
exquisite 1hearmory WAS attracuFe. Mo-
dcrn weapons strdrcl with diamonds ana
all kind. 0f Jewels arc iu -psoinsion. Ihcrc
are suits 81 man from al ccf;Gtils winch
Convinced us that the Eca cl .hc1e times
were very small. We ssw horc inarmoGr
TOO. There was q full suit Of Turkish ar
mour. of silk and gilt, The guide says wo
will not see anything haudsoner than this
palace anywhere Ii IS not hand ome out
side, bat hage. There isan Old castlooi tls
fourteenth century opposite, with towers ~
Columns 10 is ygy black with years, tho
the front WAS formerly white. like this
place and would be pleased tOspcai dgrest
while here. Wcleaye tomorrow for Hcnoa,
/, Grnr Lntfrs' r.,fn and gqtur1qy 40 10 Pisa
whore we hope TO find letters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-20

VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERN

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r,Vqrspti FrffT c.a's per- rtfta i' 'Rt-7Fre.
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l-1. inchl or less. 1te Ol.,t- att fgig teH's Tor
tbrseins.rtiols -llrger ones ia che ,e'ae prcpor-
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rsy-No advertisement o. be considered by the
month or vear unless speclecd on tfe Ntrcsci b
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rg-Au advertisement not ma~Se, on tae copy
f,ra sosci1-d aumber of insertions wil DE- co--
tinued until ort.red out, aa~ rtr1-a, wil. ce
exlcte1 accordingly.
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