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~ The sbowers kept Z good many
people from church Wednesday, but II 4
had heen : show they wouldn't have
minded The rain.
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world Warranted % speedily cure
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GrMr. Chns. Krans. ST., has improv'
"a bic properly % Main street the pres
emit week.
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oorThe two excursions from Hun
tineburg. Tuesday, were each very fairly
~patronized.
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oJKnott's majority for Governor 81
Kentucky 4 about 1000. IN increase
Tor tho Democrats Of about 1000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-17

-Fink's ice cream parlor Il : big q,
traction Sunday nights.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-17

Keep your after harvest promises, q
least with the printers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-17

z oNSu ~ Ve0fKt W0II1. nenFNO %.
leans, Orange county. filled with grain
was struck ~ lightning and burned
with ~ ~ contents. Thursday morning
18Th insf.-N. a. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-17

0drOuf local n perambulat[ng
oronnd fog ltems Tie day amer The show
como across . new remedy for hiccough.
produced ~ over Indulgence n extract
Of corn Or barley. The patient takes :
glass % water and pisces & before him,
and puto : thumb u either ear, then be
takes thrco sups % water, holding bin
breath meanwhile; how bo - - drink,
the hands being engaged, 3 Tie mystery
which 10 one can explain but ANDY Nc.
81 tho Last Chance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
TO
Architects ) Builders

Noiicc Is hereby given that plans and spec
lncntiong will be received by the foiiilnis
siooers court OF Tom Green county up 10 ~
o'clock am. on April 10, 1888, for Court
House and Jail 10 be- erected IN the town o.
SAN Angela, south side o. Norlh Coheho
River. Tom Green county, Texas.
The proposed Court Housed 10 be stories
hs,h 10 contain at least four offices, two jury
rooms aud one ooSTt fooin' anu 70 cost hV'
The proposed Jail 10 be two stories nigh,
the urpcf story 20 have Two rooms 20 ue
furntshed with iron cages The lower Story
~ contain two rooms for the use ~ sherlI or
laller Building 10 cost not exceeding p ~;
Ali plans and specifications SUBMITTED VIII
I,s considered 10y the court ~ special session
10 be held on the 10th day % April, lssi
The right 20 reject any and All plans Is eA-
pressly reserved. The court hereby agrees "
~ 81, behalf of the county, the sum Of sS5l
Ia The bidder whose plans are accepted ~
JOSEPH SPENCE, JH.,
County Judge OF Tom Green County, Iez,
san Angola. Texas. March lsSs S7+lh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
Wagon Woodwork.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14

lAunors.

ALconotc-ss 81 per gallon, as per high
wines.
wHisKy--Rect 81 ladi 50, rs per PROOF
sour mash. one year old. 81 or two years old
= NA82 -. three years old - 5CH1 IS, fancy
extra old whisky Sizes, as per are.
MixEs--tinrct, Ia case, 81 eOas5 90. erauni-
ity; CAtawba, per gallon. 0Asa 80; Port, 81 2VS
~; sherry, per gal, 81 2O8S Ns Madeira,
rer GAL. 81 oSVe5 "; White wiae, In cases,
81 nOz 10 o0
CHAMPAeSH--G. VI. Mumm 4 Co, Ss7 zoe
50 o.; Hcidsick, In haseet, S26 ONtflS Ok krug.
~ basket, ~ 0oa2s oe Domestic champagne,
81 UNrlt 10.
Afr-stocly Ale, per dor., 20 co82 D; Porter,
per dor, 81 ooa1 -
BOTTLE nEEg--St. Louis quarts, SIC %; pints
sl2 So nudweiser own size, SO ~ plnts
sli co Erinnger beer, quarts. siS o.. pints
sl3 "; SchlitH Milwaukee,, quarts si2 50; piuts
SlS 90 Hub Punch si9 90
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Wool, Hides, Etc.

ledium according TO grade, quality
ana condition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
4 line according 10 grade, quality ana
)oarse according TO grade, quality
and condition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Eexican improved according To
grade, quality and condition."-..;....
Mexican according 10 grade, quality
and condition. ...,.........,.. .........,",..
Hack, 3 TO cents less.
BURY less according 10 amount of Du
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18
Rip Van Wrinkle.

We were asked II we saw Garner
last night. No, we did not see Garner,
but we saw Rip Van Wrinkle! Yes
the veritable old Rip Of Washington
Irving's legend, perfect In making-up
and in acting 1t was nature, SD true
that we were lost for two hours and
lived in the days when Rip lived. We
consider Garner rs having no superior
in this character. His portrayal is
like looking upon u perfect picture,
and one We would never tire of look
ing at. Miss Nelson's Gretchen was q
fitting counterpart to so perfect
work, and both were beyond criticism.
Those of us who have had this new
revelation, that there are really two
veritable rip Van Wrinkles" can
stoutly maintain our opinions, and
even pay higher tribute i'm some re.
spects to Mr.. Jay Garner, than to Mr..
Jefferson, for whom the play was writ
ten, In keener sense Of the humor.
Gus, and equally In the pathetic. We
feel especially grateful to the manage
nient of the Union square Company
for giving Us this portrayal and only
regret that SO many of our citizens de-
prived themselves OF this treat. We
shall always keep the Union Square
Company in grateful remembrance
and trust when they shall visit Us
next that we can greet them in our
new opera house. with the announce
ment at the door of standing room
only Wydadon Democrat
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18

EDITOR JOURNAL Il have been re-
quested to answer the inquiry of one
Of your correspondents about the man.
ner Of the election Of the delegates to
the Topeka Temperance Convention,
in justice to the delegates, and for the
benefit of the temperance people not
acquainted with the facts.
All churches were entitled TO repre-
sentatiop. Two or three chur< hes in
this county sent delegates. Ipresun,e
they were elected In a way satisfac-
tory to the churches
The Saline Co. Temperance Union
has an executive committee. composed
ola number of well-known citizens,
whose duties are such IA usually fall
upon executive committees Of large
organizations. 1t was the duty of the
committee to see that the Union WAS
represented in the Topeka convcn.
ton. A number of the members If
the Union throughout the county were
consulted about the manner of choos-
ing delegates. All suggested that the
calling Of q general convention would
occasion unnecessary labor, and that
the executive committee ought to ap-
point the delegates. In compliance
with this sentiment, the committee
met, and asked the gentlemen who
were delegates from the Union to at
tend. They kindly agreed to do So
paying their own expenses. No MEM
Der Of the executive committee was
delegate, and no delegate was self-ap-
pointed. Respectfully,
HOWARD &. RASH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18
THE PUBLIC lANDs-UNLAWFUl &C.
CuPATION,

wAsHrNGToS. ian. 1.-THE House
Committee on Public Lands today
agreed to a substitute for TIN. hill
introduced by Mr.. Pacheco To nrevent
the unIaw fIi occun,tion of tba nn,,i;c
lands. The bill il general in i,s terms
and applies TO ali nersons who I'm any
way occupy public lands contrary 10
law. II anpears. AS set forth in th,.
report accompanyinp the biIl. that
large tracts OF The nublic land. have
been incIosed by sheen md cattIe
rangers who have no title, but finding
the lands vacant haze inciosed n viii
fences and use them for the purp,se of
pasturage. These lands so inIawfnlIv
held are legally subject To pre-emntion
and homestead entry. and hut for thi.
unlawful occupation wouId mo eaaer,v
taken up by the homestead seskers
now f,ockiny TO the West Ru, find
ing the land occupied by others the
hoIuesteader or pre-empior. is there
fore under the ruling Of the courts
prevented from making homestaad
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18

A PENSION bill has passed the House
at Washington providing that any
person who, while i'm the naval or
military service. shall have lost the
sight of one eye. shall he entitled to
receive pension of twelve dollars
per month. and in cases in which
the injury to one eye manifestly ef-
fleets injuriously the sight of the other
eye. he shall be entitled to an equita-
BILE increase of his pension. not to ex-
ceed in the whole twenty-five dollars
per month, and all those who under
like circumstances have lost the
sight Of one eye. the sight Of the other
having been previously lost, shall he
entitled to fifty dollars per month, and
all those who. while i'm the military
or naval service of the United States,
In the line of duty, by injury received
or disease contracted. shall have lost
the hearing Of both ears, shall he en-
titled to a pension of twenty five dol
lars per month, and for any loss of
hearing less than total deafness in
one or both ears, they shall receive an
portion of the full pension.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18
Books, Books,

What busy man or woman has not
been annoyed by having book agent
present himself at the very busiest
time, be his book ever so good. Now
Ipropose to offer the citizens of Salina
and vicinity the opportunity Of COM
Ing Mt your own convenient time To
INV home and ordering your books,
having your choice out of hundreds
Of excellent books for the family some
of which can he obtained at no other
place in town. shall try to make ii
All object to those who want reliable
books to order of me and shall spare
no pains to accommodate all.
Remember the place, No. IS, Seventh
street, with Il large rock hitching post
in front. Mrs. A. n. SEE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18

The DisID0fch u not given to indis-
criinipste praise of travelling cOmpa-
nice me-. our readem sre fully aware
On the contrary, Just, though Roner-
ally friendly criticism Of public per-
forinanees has been its custom, and
hence. alleged 'stars' and theater
managers who have happened this
way have not burdened themselves
with extended complimentary ~
notices" from our columns. II affords
US pleasure this week to write . real
complimentary nOtice-a notice unso-
licited, and doubtless unexpected.
The Union Square Theatsr- Maj. ].
A. Waite, manager, now playing q
weeks engagement nj our new opera
house, is by far the best equipped and
most satisfactory company that has
ever appeared In Clay Center. Ii Is
composed Of educated and well-bred
ladies and gentlemen, Is thoroughly
organized and evenly balanced, and
presents only the very best plays seen
upon the stage to-day. Individually,
the company IL unusually strong, and
collectively. in our opinion, the most
attractive amusement organization I'm
the west. Mr.. Waite IL an expert
enced manager, a truly western man,
and has organized his troupe and Sc
lected his repertoire to suit the tastes
Of western people. The enthusiastic
greeting he has received wherever he
has appeared in the state, shows that
kansans appreciate the high cOmpli-
ment he pays US in naming his party q
kansas Institution" The lovely Miss
Nelson l. charming woman, and an
actress of refreshing refinement. No
lady actress has ever appeared In our
city and won Sd many genuine encOm-
iuns in so short time. Her easy,
graceful carriage, her beauty and nat
ural nodesty combined with her clever
acting, have won her n place among
our theaier goers which cannot be eas-
ily supplanted by another. no matter
" no she Is nor from whence she comes
Garner. the funny man." is perpet-
ual anfidote FOR the rheumatism, and
wen warrant that one nights per
forinancc with him ~ Uncle Reuben
Lowder," will cure the worst case Of
blues that ever tackled detected
mortal. The Misses Shepard are at
tractive young ladies as we'll as tai
ented artists. For the benefit of the
young men we'll add, however, that
they're both m love-with their chosen
profession T.. NJ. Crane, J. q. Hoyt,
J. X. Mills, Ed. Langley and frankie
CORTLAND make strong quintette In
any performance, and often deserve
special mention.
Kansas people will not regret pat
ronage bestowed upou this meritorious
Center Dispatch.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18

ALL agree that Tom Osborne is
looking splendidly" since his return
from Brazil. Life at the court of Pc
dro has improved his looks, and added
to the polish which always distin-
guished him. He will remain in the
State month or so longer. and then
return TO his post. There was some
little commotion when Tom landed
on this coast-a cemmotion on much
smaller scale but similar to that pro-
duced by the landing of the Emperor
of Elba" on the main land quite
number of years ago. Men high i'm
authority said "why is all this?"
Can il he that Tom-always a strong
man-hss senatorial ambition >" And
II was only lately that We hear of the
Brazilian Minister saying: "Plumb
will be elected" "He ought To be-"
and so Oh. Evidently those stricken
with wonder at Toms appearance
were more scared than hurt" Ii
has lately been announced, too. that
Minister Osborne will remain at Rio
Janeiro, aud not he recalled rs was
once rumored.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18
FREE TO ALL
One Thousand Bottles Of Msrsh's Golden
0alssm to be Given Awsv.

One Thousand Bottles Of Msrsh's Golden
0aisam to be Given Awsy.
Every person who il suffering with
Consumption. Weak Lungs. Bron.
chitis, n Cough or Cold. Sore Throat
Hoarseness, Group, whooping Cough,
Asthma, or any disease Of the Throat
or Lungs. can obtain trial bottle Of
Marsh's Golden Balsam, the great
Cough remedy, free Of charge. by call
ing at Aug. Engstrom 4 Cos drug
store, Salina.
Persons who have tried this valua.
bic medicine can procure the large
bottles at 80 cents and $l.O. Thou.
sands Of bottles have been given away
to prove its extraordinary merit Two
doses will benefit.
For all Blood disorders and Liver
complaints use Marsh's Golden Blood
and Liver Tonic 1t purifies the Blood,
invigorates the Liver, Stomach and
Bowels, regulates the Kidneys AMI
the system. Sample bot.
tie free
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18


The following IL the programme Of
the Smoky Hin Teachers Association
b be held In Ellsworth. Friday and
Saturday, January 18th and 9th:
Friday, january sstA.
7o'CLoCK, p. ".
Music.
Address Of welcome by CT Pickett.
Response by Prof. J. b. Corbett. Of
Resell.
Paper, United States History, by
Supt. L. A. Davis, Of Saiina.
Debate opened by Prof. Fisher. Of
Russell.
Miscellaneous business.
Music.
Saturday, January eth.
O'Clock. AN
Paper, Natural Philosophy. Matter,
by Prof. T. d. Fitzpatrick, Of Salina.
Discussion by Supt. Carroll, of Hays.
Paper BY Prof J. X Bickerdyke. Of
Bunker Hill, Methods.
Debate opened by T. J. Rollman, Of
Brook vile.
General business.
Music.
2OCLOCK, p. N.
School management by Prof. n.
CoOver, of Wilson.
Debate opened by Prof. A. d. Good.
win, Of Salina-
Select reading by
Revision of School Laws of Kansas,
by DR.. VIM. Bishop, Of Salina-
Discussion by Prof. Bullock of Ellis.
Music
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18


TUESDAY morning, Speaker Snod
dy announced his committee appoint
ments. The most important commit
tees are constituted rs follows:
Judiciary-Green. of Riley, Clogs
ton, Scott. McCleverty. Burton. Ryan
Bassett, Lowe. Gillett.
Ways and Reconsideration, Grover,
Schilling, Bissel. Barnet, Cloves. May.
hew. Bryant. Carroll.
Railroads 49, knappenberger. Hof.
man, Sturges, Herzig. Seaton, Butter
field. simpson. Drought. Scheble,
Charlesworth, Craney. Green. of Ri
ley, Wells Sutton. OF Anderson, Cory,
Russell, Lingenfelter.
Congressional Apportionment-O
ner. Charlesworth, Clogston. Har-
grave, Craney, Carter ofChase, Allen,
James, Collins, Walton. Rbea, Schill-
ing, Stone, Bissell, McTaggart. Foster,
Barnett
Judicial Apportionment-B Butter
field, Orner. Stewart Of Cherokee,
Cloyes. wilholt. Crichton. Nenard,
White. Collins.
Observation-Disclosures, Ran.
dolpb, Schnebley, Calhoun, Bayne
of jefferson, Bishop. Armagost.
Temperance-Stewar Of Allen Dix
on. Cornell, Simpson, Buck, Norton,
McAfee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18
A Wild Man end Womsn Found In Csve
In the Mountains o. New hlsxics.

oSSoUtosWo ~ WV ~VAsSVs
Probably the greatest curiosity in
the shape Of "a human being ever seen
by Denver people Is on exhibition At
No. 800 sixteenth street. The story
of the wild man and the wild woman
from the mountain Businesses Of the
Pueblos IL not entirely myth. 1t IL
said these singular beings were cap
tured in q cave near Los Crucis about
two months ago by Captain Lovett,
who has them In charge. Captain
Lovett tells the strange story Of their
capture. For many months he had
known of their existence and received
to CAPTURE them. With . party Of
three Others he discovered their hiding
place in . cave. Relying upon his
great physical strength he entered the
place with the intention of dragging
the little people from their bed. when
the man bounced upon him like .
tiger. A desperate struggle ensued.
and had not his comrades come quick
IL to the rescue Captain Lovett would
have been killed. 50 badly was he
hurt that he was confined two weeks
TO his bed. Though the man will not
weigh more than eighty-ive pounds
he IL said to b Q creature OF giant
strength. After this encounter 1t
required the combined strength Of the
rest Of the party to conquer the little
giant. When found both were naked
and devoid Of intelligence. Though
they could communicate with each
other In Q guttsrly chatter resembling
that Of the monkey. there W. not IN
articulation that In anywise assimilat-
ed . word In any language Of earth.
A few days ago they were brought
to Denver and last night placed on
exhibition 1t the place named. They
seem to be utterly devoid Of sense, but
have become tractable BY constant
association with their koeper. They
have the color Of the Indian, and both
are hideous In appeasancs.-Dess~
Hrtooss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18

THE friends Of John A. Anderson
waited patiently for an opening to
bring out their favorite rs q candidate
for L. $. Senator. But the opening
was never presented The Republi-
can caucus was q death-blow to their
hopes. John AS aid and comfort
which he gave to the enemy In his
canvass last fall awaited him nothing.
He comes out with a soiled record as
a Republican, no chance for the SEN
ate this winter and very gloomy pros
poets to become the successor of In
gals in 1854. Two years from now
"stalwart Republicans" only will have
chance to succeed to the Senatorial
chair. Such revolt" as that of last
fall only comes few times in q life
time, and they are succeeded by re-
turn to the old order of things. The
man who i'm his canvass about the
State as Republican candidate for
Congress spoke no good word for his
party. nor for the other candidates on
the same ticket with him. will not be
elected TO the Senate in 1884. It will
be some man who was straight Re-
publican" i'm 1889, aud gave his sup
port heartily and unqualifiedly TO
his party's candidates.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18
Topeka's in

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Topeka's in
creased hotel facilities, some of the
fellows had to sleep four-in-a-bed dur.
Ing the Inauguration night. The Leg
islature and visiting statesmen never
will enjoy good hotel facilities until
the Capitol Is removed to Salina. To-
peka always WAS q poor hotel town
and don't seem to realize the horrors
her visitors encounter. Did anyone
ever come away from Topeka and say
he had chad a good time:" never n
one. "Sweet. sweet home" no doubt,
was written Immediately after the
poets return home from Topeka
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18

VARIOUS Legislatures h ave been
very busy for several days making
U. s. Senators. In Colorado, the 9th
ballot stood as follows: Pitkin. 20
Tabor, 10 Hamil. Q: Bowen, 8; Sauls
bury, has been reelected In Delaware.
Isham g. Harris Is reelected in Ten.
neeeee. Gov. Cullom wins In Illinois.
Garland Is reelected In Arkansas. In
Minnesota, In the vote on joint bal.
lot, Window received 10 less than a
majority. Frye II regretted in Maine.
In Massachusetts, Long is ahead. In
Michigan Ferry and Stout are close
on 70 each Othe
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18

In nearly every superintendent
scheme 20 far the District in which
Saline county is placed. is bounded
on the east by the Sixth principal
meridian. Northward IL takes in the
county ofOttawa, and southwark Nc
Phsrson, aud then three tiers Of coun-
ties on west, to nearly the western
portion of the State, when il picks up
several Rutliying counties to make up
the required population. This seems
70 BE- . very natural district geo.
graphically. and will probably be so
constructed by lsw-perhaps with a
change Of q county or 50. The me-
ridian line Is \ good base line" to
work from. and NO doubt II is SO con-
sidered by the members who have
introduced the various bills.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18
Free Of Cost.

All persons wishing to test the mer-
its Of a great remedy-one that will
positively cure Consumption, Coughs.
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. or any az
lection of the Throa, and Lungs-are
requested to call at Oscar SeiiZ's Drug
Store and get a Trial Bottle Of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton free Of cost. which will show YOU
what n regular dollar-sized bottle will
=,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18

IT was once said In = very impor-
tant conflict: England expects ev.
cry man to do his duty" We are on
the eve Of . very important election
and Saline county expects every voter
b do his duty In her behalf. 1t IL for
The voters to decide whether or no
we shall have prosperity In this coup
b OF . prolonged reign Of business
sGaguation and dullness. II the new
railroad is built each citizen will feel
TIE benefit of Il At once. There Is not
Q farmer who will not be made hap
pier By the quicksnins wave Of pros
pesity which will spread throughout
Saline county. II 10 with you. farm.
ess, whether or not you will obtain the
road which the farmers of Mcpherson
osauty are endeavoring by all the
nsans In their power to obtain. Will
- allow the opportunity to make
80 ness prosperous and happy. pass
~ byf
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NOTICE.
Sale of School Lands.
pFFt.T - 'nvNrl TEEASUEEnt
~NiSi CnU>r1. kANsAs
SALIVA. K,N-A~ INy - i-~.


NOiI'i b, h.frhs Iivrn that the foiio~iEs de-
~ -stih'.i state ~chs1l laud- and inpr,yena~rt-
situated ~ saline rolinty. kansas III n. f-r -d for
>Air ,sih.ie iIsttIn AZ The orir- Ib.- ,o.uty
Tr,a-IIf.r. a. tn 'Dfrt IIsu-- u ~1iins ktnxas
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lie th- t..Grs II ipaeiosk u, ant 8 o'clock
p ~ ct salt dsN NJ tsi viii - entertained tor
l-, Ji ne Tl .uT.tsi- q ,aiu. w irt i1tsi sui the
i'm th.Fr.u ~is.Su iu this t..gie-
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vai,i. 20 .I. .'li.'..s, uIsu'> p,G-t 3. i.4,t III
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o. r" lu.' - r'r. see tp'il sslu- $50 w
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