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FLORIDA. SHIP CANAL.
A Strong Company Incorporated I'm
der the Laws Of Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, January ia bill
cooperating the Florida Ship Canal Com
papy, contemplating the construction of >
ship canal from the Atlantic to the Gulf of
Mexico across the peninsula. The bill
names, among other incorporators, Townsend
Cox, VIM. Fullerton, VIM. Lawson, s. T.
Meyer, Michael Jacobs and David McA cams,
of New York; Simon Cameron, Pennsyl-
vania; John C. Brown, Tennessee; VIM. Ma
hone, VIM. E. Cameron, A. w. Jones,
Virginia; Benz. F. Butler, Massachusetts,,
and w. 81. Manning, Ohio A powerful
syndicate of the promoters of the measure
are here. They claim to represent ample
capital. The capital stock is fixed at not less
than S40,000,000 nor more than $4,000, 900.
1t grants the right throug n and the right to
acquire public lands under existing laws.
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A Need Long Wanted.

Knowing there are great many people
among the laboripg classes that would like
to buy furniture, provided they could pro-
cure the same by installment payments, w
will from this day offer everything house
hold requires, such as furniture, carpets
stoves, etc., on weekly and monthly pay
ments. Remember, we are the only HOUSE
in the South that offer such inducements
Call and be convinced. Store opeu every
night until o'clock.
RBRANDT & CO., 1876 Main street.
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EGYPT.

CoNsTAsrINoPLE, January IL. - The
scheme for administrative, judicial, fnanci al
British charge de ofaires handed the FORTE
yesterday, also deals with the proposed regu-
lstious in reference 10 the SHez canal and the
arrangements for Withdrawing the British
troops from Egypt VIXEN the objects aimed
are attained. The effect of the scheme upon
the Porte has already been to dispel the Ides
that England contemplated the annexation
OF Egypt.
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MOTHERS READ.

GEsrs.-About nine years ago had q child
two years old and almost dead. The doctor
had attending her could not tell what allied
her. / asked him II he did not think 4 was
worms He said no. However, this did not
satisfy me, as felt convinced in my own
mind that she had obtained bottle OF
DIR. c. McLANE'S CELEBRATED SEh-
MIFUGE (genuine). I gave her teaspoon
full in the morning and another at night, amer
which she passed seventy-two worms and
was well child. Since then l have never
been without 1t in my family. The health q
nv children remained so good that had
neglected watching their actions until about
three weeks ago, when two Of them presented
the same sickly appearance that Fanny DID
nine years ago. 90 I thought II must pe
worms and went to work at once with bot
tie OF BIZ. C. McLANE's yERMIFUGE be-
tween four Of my children, their ages being As
Emma, years; John, years Now com Y,
the result: Alice and Emma came out al
right, but Charley passed forty-nve and
Johnny about sixty worms The result was
SO gratifying that I spent two days IN show
ing the wonderful effbct Of your Vermifuge
around Utica, and now have the worms on
exhibition In my store.
Your truly, JOHN PIPER
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4 IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York civ
have sggase expressAse and cArriA &c hire and
Itop At Grand Union Hotel opposite Grznd Cen
raj depot -Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 oms
lifted up az an expense of 81 60 1000 reduced 70 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
Piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad TO all depots. Families can live
bette for less money at the Grand Union than az
shy other drst-class hotel in the city
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Hotel Deafh.Traps.

CHICAGO, January IA commercial
traveller who has had long experience in the
hotels of the Northwestern States, in an in
terview mentions some twenty-five cities of
medium siz. which have worse fre-traps. If
possible, team the Newhall House. He con.
siders the hotels Of the West lamentably IN.
Il
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ARTHUR's ADMINISTRATION.
THE PRESIDENT MAKING SOME NEW FRIENDS
BUT LOSING OLD ONES.

WASHINGTON, January 1S.-While Presi-
dent Arthur's administration is making new
friends in some quarters, 1t is losing some
old ones in New York. A prominent New
York StalwarI, and a personal friend OF the
President, was met at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel the other night by a Newspaper cor
! respondent, who asked him, "What is TO be
| the policy OF President ArIhur's administra-
tiou during the remainder of his term?"
"Heayeu alone knows" was the reply.
"Arlhur himself does not seem to. was
one Of the few people, you know, who ex-
pected a great deal from Arthur after he
became President. had known him init
mateIy long while, and / felt that he had
good stuff 10 him which only needed oppor-
tunity to display itself. After he had
| gotten pretty we'll settled in his place
l began to look for some realization
| OF my hopes. Well, have been
waiting ever since. Finally friend
of mine went down TO Washington, and !
| told him 10 &C 10 the White House and call
on Arthur, and tell him what we were e1-
pecling Of him, and that he must now begin
20 do something. He went to the White
House, and as soon as he and the Preside Mt
could get alone Arthur put his hands up 10
his head and exclaimed, Heavens! how j
wish were out OF this place. It's responsi.
blliiies are killing me- why, Arthur, said
my friend, you must not talk like This.
thought you were more a man of the werld
than this. You must throw of this kind Of
feeling, and do something"
~But he has not been able to do 30, and
think he is az much at sea now as when ht
tsok the oath Of Office
Does Arthur expect 10 be re-electedp
u think not. When, he went into thi
eHace, l think he meant to do all he could fol
his irisads, he would have liked to have
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DIEIl,

MALATESTA-At his home, In Cicagns, I:aly
FRANCISCO MALArKsTA, aged ninety-three years, be-
loved father of Mr. Nicholas Maatesa of this city.
He died as he had lived, q good man and true
Christian. May he rest In peace.
sHIPWAY-At ManhsI. Texas, January II, 1883.
REUBEN G. Subway, sssd thirty six years eight
months and four days.
Funeral will take place from No. 24s Second
street, this SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends of the family are invited. Services &C
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superyisors Special January Terra 1888.
TN conpliance with an order of the Board at the
i above term, bids win be received by the under.
siRned CLERK Of the Board Of Supervisors Of said
county for the repairing Of the breaks in the line
of the Mississippi River Levee, In said county.
Known ~ the Thompson. Rozen and Garth breAks
Said bids to be under seal and bond TO accompany
bids and mrst be hled with said clerk by the "a
dxy of January, 1s8 The Board reserves the
night 70 reject any or all of said bids. Plans and
specifications for the Thompson and Rozell breaks
on lie In this ofhesl Plans and oscillations for
Garth break can be found 81 the once of Capt
Miller, United 5 stes Engineer, Memphis, Tenn,
or with WIN. Hewson, o. this county.
= ~ EARRIB, CLARK
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Hor>Ford'. Acid Phosphate

As REFRIGERANT DRINK IN FEVER.
DR.. c. n. s. Davis, Meriden, Conn.,, says
81 have used it as a pleasant and cooling
drink in fever, and have been very much
pleased with it."
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IN THE REICHsrAG.


In the Rsichstag motion was made beg
| cling Bismarck and the Bundesrath to take
speedy steps in accordance with the law oil
1878 to secure workmen against peril to life
| and health. The motion was made in con.
| sequence Of the frequency of accidents from
causes that might be prevented
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s.%"EvIL dispoeitions are early shown"
Evil tendencies in our systems are to be
watched and guarded sgsinst. If yoa find
yourself getting bilious, head heavy, mouth
foul, eyes yellow, kidneys disordered, symp-
toms of piles iermenting you, take at once
q few doses OF Kidney Wort. 1t is natures
| great assistant. Use it an advance guard
-d3n't wait to get down sick. Read adyer-
| tissSnent,
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REFORMS IN EGYPT.
England's New Scheme Submitted to the
Porte by the British Charge dAf.
fairies at Constantinople.
Edwin Booths Second Appearance at
Berlin Another Brilliant Success
General Foreign News.

PEsrH, January 13.-The foods 10 south
Hungary are assuming greater proportions.
Neusatz, on the Danube, is submerged.
Sombor, on the Francis canal, and Simlin
and Pauscovs, on the Danube, are in immi-
ueut danger.
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Neu NalInnal Rank at Chieaxo

CHICAGO, January 13.-The new national
bank here, of which G. T. Wheeler is 70 be
president, will have a capital stock of 50 ,000,-
900, and some of the largest capitalists in
the city back it. Application will be made
10 dav for papers.
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GERMANY
ANOTHER BRILLIANT SUCCESS.

BERLIN, January 13.-Edwin Booths sec
ond appearance was another brilliant sue
cess. The Crown Prince, Frederick William
was again present and Joined in the fire.
quent and tumultuous applause bestowed
upon the American actor.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, January 13.-There were a num-
Der of arrests last evening and this morning
under the crimes ac.. Some OF those ar
rested had arms in their possession. The
arrests were effected in various parts of the
city. At 3 o'clock this morning prisoners
are still being brought in, principally of the
artisan class. 1t is positively stated that
one of the prisoners is member of the
municipality, who was arrested at midnight
in his own residence on the south side of the
city and conveyed to the College street eta
lion under a strong escort. The prisoners
will be privately examined to-day before a
divisional magistrate, and possibly after
ward arrsigned In the Polio, Court. The
police are reticent regarding the causes Of
arrest. The arrests in Dublin number fifteen.
The prisoners will be charged with con-
spiracy to murder.
Later.-The arrests here last night and
thi. morning were in consequence of secret
information received last week that a num-
Der of persons belonging to a secret society
had held special meeting in Dublin and
resolved 10 assassinate certain of the more
active members of the Dublin police force.
Two of the conspirators turned informers.
The member OF the municipality arrested is
Carey, a well known and prominent nation
alist. he has previously been arrested uu-
der Fosters coercion act. 1t is not believed
that he is connected with the assassination
party. Carey said the conspiracy was on
the bench, and threatened action for false
imprisonment.
DEsTITUTIoN IN THE WESTERN DISTRICTS.
The restitution in some of the western
districts Of Ireland is the subject of much
concern to the poor law guardians. Ths
government is persistently urged to provide
employment by public works. In few in
stances emigration is viewed with favor.
number of persons have applied to The Bal.
lina.loe guardians for assistance to emigrat'
to America.
RAIDING FOR ARMS.
LIMERICK, January 13.-The police mad
raids for srms here last evening. Bald
were also made at Dublin, but they wer
| unsuccessful.
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cold weather 4. the nsrshu..s.

CHICAGO, January l3.-Advices from
night, and extreme cold weather prevsiIs in
the Stste. Cold waves and high vinds also
prevail in Minnesota and Dakota.
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RllSSlA
FRnZEN TO DEATH ON TIE

FROZEN TO DEATH ON THE STREETS.
Moscow, January 13.-Persons frozen TO
death are found in the streets here daily.
PRUSSIA AND THE WAR;"
A pamphlet entitled Russia and the War,
published at Peslh, has excited cons slider.
able sensation. The author is a promi nent
member Of the Hungarian opposition. He
asserts that ever since the Berlin cougres.
Prussia has been determined on a war with
Austria, and that the lstter's army is nu-
merically inadequate.
SURROUNDED BY DETECTIVES AND SPIES, As
USUAL.
ST.. PETERSBURG, January 13.-The Em.
peror and Empress, immediately on their ar.
rival, visited Kasan fortress and the oxthe
drsl. An increased number of detectives
and spies have been placed on duty around
the Winter Annitchkof Palace, and stric
orders issued to all hotel proprietors tt
watch newcomers and scrutinlzs passports
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Static UNVEILED

The Prince of Wales to-day unveiled the
statue at the Royal Military Academy,
erected to the French Prince Imperial by
subscriptions of $4,000 officers and men in
the British army.
Gen. Lord Wolseley, Prince Lueien Bona
parte, the Due de Bassano aud large and
distinguished company assisted at the un-
yelling. In his remarks, the Prince OF
Wales said: at is obvious that this short
ceremony is not political one in any sense
of the word. We are inauguratipg a monu-
msnt TO the memory of young and gallant
prince, who fell fighting for the Queen OF
England" After tracing the career of the
Prince Imperial to the time of his death, the
Prince Of Wales concluded: "His virtues,
his blameless life, his courage, his obedIence
to orders, will always prove a bright exam pie
to cadets educated at Woolwich, who, when
they gaze on the statue inaugurated to-day,
will see the features Of young and brave
prince who died with his face to the foe.'
The Prince of Wales was accompanied by
his two sons, and by the Dukes of Edinburg
and Cambridge. The Queen sent two
wreaths. The prince aftervard distributed
the Egyptian medal to patients in the Her.
bert Hospital.
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SIT is impossible TO disguise the fact that
the Vegetable Compound prepared under
the personal direction of Mrs. Lydia E.
Pinkham, with the superior science and art
OF modern pharmacy, is the most successful
medicine for female debility and diseases
hitherto known
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A Dyiax seoundrer Confession.

ERIE, Pa, January l3.-Reider Moore,
of Waterford, who killed himself few days
ago, made confession before his death tina,
his false testimony convicted Charles- Sisf.
ford eight years ago OF rape, Tor which he il
now serving twenty years term.
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$40 !!


Temporary Reduction in prices for
Making Dresses. Walking Dresses Re-
aaced from SIS 10 $40.
Making handsome silk Costumes Re-
duced from ssOto SIS.
Our artistic Evening Dresses made
for $40.
Radical Reduction in the prices OF all
our Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, Ottomaus,
Velvets, Brocades, Pushes. Alsa our
Evening Dress Goods, Light-Colored Sat-
ms. Pushes aud Gauzes.
:. II M H 81 90
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A dispatch from county Down, Ireland,
ssys the British ship Wild Deer, from Glas-
gov to New Zealand, with 200 passengers,
went ashore at North Rock, Clouney, and
became total wreck. Passengers saved.
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II. q. B. B.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

T1UPHRATEs LODGE No. Ss.-RegAlsr meet
D. ing Of this Lodge VIII be held this lsUspAIj
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AGENTS.
Dividend Notice.

NOPIEs made by the GLOBE COPYING CO., in
y the New Process, are the best. We desire an
gent in every county In the United statee. Ad-
ress GLOBE COPYING CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ST.. PErERsBuRe, January
ENGLAND.
SHIP WRECKED.

LONDON, January 1S.-The Duchess of
Connaught was safely delivered of a son at
Windsor Castle.
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RIM civ Building & Loan Association.

BiuR City Building u Loan ASSOCIATION.
THE annual meeting of the ofhcers and member.
of this Association viii be held MONDAY
NIGHT. jan. 18th, at 7:3o O'Clock. when the cleo
Non Of ofcers for the ensuing year Kill take place.
and the reports for the past year via De laid before
me meeting New series now open Money 70
iosn SAMUEL HIRSCH, Secretary.
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The psnuine DIR. @. McLANE's VERM1-
KUGE ID manufactured only by
eIasuino 8roa pitfsburoh. Pa,
FLEMING Bros., PHI
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh. Pa

and bear the signatures Of c. McLane and
Fleming Bros. II II never made In 81 LOUIS
Be sure You get the genuine Price, 30
cents q bottle
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Mas0NTC FUNERAL NOTICE

TyHE officers and members Of DESOTO n
i LODGE No. 299, are hereby notified ~
to meet at their louge-room this SUNNY "
DAY) afternoon at $50 O'Clock, for the w
purpose of attending the funeral OF our/
late brother, &. Subway. Brethren OF sister city
lodges and ali NJ q in good standing frater-
nslly invited BY order BUN F. PRICE, WIN.
Attest: R. C. WuIIAMsoS. Secretary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-07-27

A RENcoUNTER between two vel!
known disciples of E-culapius has
caused much cause talk on the street
the past week. The fact that one OF
them was q woman does not detrxct
from the zest with which such &C.
currences are discussed. As neither
Of the parties we're injured, the prin.
cipal weapons being the tongue
and the contestants about equally
matched, the occurrence has only
served to produce q broad grin on
tho faces of those quid nunes who
enjoy fresh sensations.
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Al C001s ARKE1[ IN PLAIN FIGURES.

Our sales for the last three weeks
have demonstrated the fact that our sys-
tenn is appreciated, that our Clothing
and other goods are wanted, not only
for their quality and fit, but also for
the prices we are selling them at. We
are continually adding to our large and
varied assortment. You will find that
our goods are the best, ON account of
superior finish, later style and good
wearing qualities.
Our method of business is a protec-
ton to each and every customer, as we
have but one price, marked on each ar
ticle in plain figures and ne yer deviat-
ed from. A child, or the most inexpe-
rienced buyer get as much for their
moneyas the shrewdest judge of goods.
Already System has found imtators imitators are
genaray but poor and easily detected They also
claim to sell only for Cash. when it we'll known that thew
weekly fill hou,ndpage ledger with all kinds of risks Then
they claim to have only price, price the
customer and most any price for the cash customer.
only sham deceive the newcomer or the creduos
buyer. With us you will find the system genuine!
We shall always claim being the pioneers of the One Price
and Cash System in Olympia the forerunners of Low
Prlces the OgnaorS of that which gives YOU Full
Value for your bardearned Money, and the house
that really brought prices down.
A FULL STOCK OF
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Notice
or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
GUARDIANS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given hat in pursu
IN ance of an OIder of the Probate Court
of Pierce county. Washington Territory.
made on tue 26th day of June, 1888, in the
matter ofthe guardianship of WIN. Chas.
McAtee, . minor. the Undersigned, Guar
dian of the said VIM. Chas. McAtee, will
sell at public auction TO the highest bid
der, for cash, gold coin of the United
States. on Sa urday, the lou tn day OF
August. 1883, at O'Clock p. NJ, in front of
the court house door Ut Olympia. Thurs
ton county, Washington Territory. the
following real estate, to wit; the lots five
i5) and six g., in block two tn in ID. X
BigelOw's Addition to Olympia, TnurstOn
county, Washington Territory.
NJ. McATEE.
Guardian of the estate of WIN. Chss.
McAtee.
July IL, 1883.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
Olympia, Washington Territory.
NOTICE is hereby given that. in com.
IN piiance with the provisions of the Act
Vi Congress approved une 3. 1878. entitled
" An act for the sale of rimte r Lands in
the States of California, RECON, Nevada
ind Washington Territory" Robert Fraser
OF Thurstun county, Washington Terrific
ry. has this day filed in this office his ap-
pIicatlVn to Purchase the w hf of NE or
and W hf of Sc or of Section No. 26, IN
township No. Il North, Range No. One
w OF the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described Land, or any portion
theI eOf, are hereby required to file Their
claims in this office within sixty .60l days
from date hereof.
Given under MY hand. at my office 10
Olympia. W. T.. this 18th day Of July. A.
ID. lssS. JOHN +. CONVEY,
JULIO Register OF the Land Ottce,
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
olympia, Washington Territory.
NOTICE is hereby given that. ia COM
IN piiance with the provisions vi the Act
o. Congress appra euJune 3, 1878, en- tiled
:. An Act Tor The sale of Timber Lands ia
tho States of California, Oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory" Robert 8.
Mitchell of Pieree County. " ashing,On
Territory. has this day :iled In this Office
his application % purchase the 5 hi OF
NV Or anu N hf Of SW or OF Section No.
West OF the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the 5 lid describe q land. or any portion
thereof, are required to file their claims
in this office wilnin sixty 1907 days from
date hereof.
Olympia, W. L., thIs 2Jlh day Of July, A.
ID. 1883. JOHN +. CONVEY,
julio Register GA the Land Office.
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The business Of the telegraph is
suspended wholly throughout the
United States, in consequence Of the
operators stike. Press dispatches are
not received, and only q limited num-
Der of private kilograms eau bs trans.
mitted. This condition of things
cannot last long.
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TIE Northern Pacific Express Co.
is about to open an Office at Dayton.
This probably indicates that the
proposed rival of Wells, Fargo &
Co., restrained several months ago
by injunction, Is about to resume
offensive operations.
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FARMERS will do we'll to read the
advertisement of the Studebaker
wagon, in another part of the paper.
Capt. Parker is agent for their sale,
and will take pleasure in showing
their points of superiority.
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The traditional weak minded fe-
male who beholds heroism in every
man who dips his hands in human
gore, appeared at the Jail in Port
land q few days ago, and requested
permission to kiss Anderson, the
cold-blooded fratricide. Such wo-
men should be subjected to the
shower-bath treatment of an insane
asylum.
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The Hail says that the steamer
Eliza Anderson has been bought by
Capt. Beecher, for the Port Town
send and Semiahmoo route. As this
boat is owned" in Olympia. pro-
badly she will call in at the new
wharf each trip.
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IT is thought that about forty
persons will attend the Knight
TempIar Conclave, from he Sound,
to be held in San Francisco, next
month.