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Listen tOtheKettle' Song
AIR" CRICKET on THE HEARTH

oh, the bread my mother baked
From hat -four. the " PIONEER
Twas the lghtest and the sweetest ever made.
AS sit alone tonight by the dear old hearth
stones glow,
Fond memories crowd my heart, in bliss arr aged;
Twas here lny father doZed at night, while
mother worked the dough;
And on the crane the kettle it would sing,
Its bright and cheerful song, till the embers died
away.
Reyered are the thoughts that sweet memories
bring.
Listen to the kettles song, singing on the fire,
While the little, sweet, white loaf grows higher
and higher
Listen TO the kettles song, singing in your ear,
Use .'SOOJE for breakfast" and for -four the
"PIoNEERF'
OH Twas when a child at home,
Mother fed me with S0OJE,
And listened to the sweet songs she would
sing
With loving arms about me, as I sat upon her
knee,
While her dear voice would soothing slumbers
bring.
Oh HAPPY were those days to NE, SO fun of
nice sOOJE,
And every spoonful was lasting joy.
Now, my wife prepares SO0JE, and works the
plant dough,
While the kettle sings its song to please boy.
Listen to the kettles song, singing on the stove.
And. see In the oven laughing is the gre at
white loaf
Listen to the kettles song, singing in your ear.
Use "SOOJE for breakfast and for -four the
aPIONEER.n If
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y. LYMAN. ]. LYMAN, J
l. uYMAN. IL. q FRO.

yEYATCHMAKERs AND JEWELERS., ~
w sos street, between Fifth and 4E9h
Sixth, have always On hand choice Ez&
variety Of fire Watches, Diamonds, jew &Sks8
el-y etc m12-u
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S. j. JACKSON,
E. A. BOWER.

DEALFR IN STOVES, RANGES, SHEET
~ iron, Tinware, etc., 423 street, between
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento A full line OF
Oil Stoves.
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For Father. For Son.

Winter Clothing of all kinds And such Clothing
It's as true and reliable in every way know
how to have it. If it couldn't afford to
kept.
People often express surprise at the rapid growth
of our business and look for the explanation in some
hidden cause There's Simply careful, patient
and determined effort that all sell shall be right in
quality right in style, right in price In other words,
there is sound and substantial why every dollar
that we receive should be spent here and elsewhere
Think of what we have been saying and then look at
our Clothing. II 70W be fouad full Of intelligent
nleaHlng.
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Z. J. cRoLY.
n. u
earle " CROLY,

NONTRACToRs AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-.
( J pared 10 do all kinds of work IN their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. Shop, No. 1l24 Second street. be-
tween and L. Postofice Box No. 40, Sacra-
,,arto anti
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WEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLE

cured n Herpss famous n,es ss9s
in the Union have been cured. Electricity
instantly felt Patented and sold 10 years.
Whole family can wear same belt. Electric
Suspensories free with male belts. Avoid
worthless irnitationf and bogus companies.
Electric Trusses for Rupture. 200 cured In
49, Send stamp fol- pamphlet.
Gan Francisco. s4-3p&1a
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
mINT0NL WHITE
w. IA. BEATTY 8 s. G. benson,

A TToRNEY-AT-LAw, SOUTHWEST COR
IA ner Fifth and streets, Rooms 10 and IL,
suffer Building. Sacramento. Cal. II
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METROPOLITAN THEATER. O'Leary
delivered an interesting and instructive
lecture last evening to gentlemen only, be
fore a good audience. Tonight he will
speak to ladies only, concerning their rela-
tons as maidens, wives and mothers.
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POLICE couRr.-In the Police Court ye..

POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court ye.-
terday Ed Bowers, arrested for having
been drunk, was discharged.......J. w.
Beemis and James Hennessey, similarly
charged, forfeited their deposits.......D Dan
Daley, another drunk, was sent below for
twenty-four hours 1.-THE cases of Archie
Elliott, for misdemeanor James L. Wade.
Henry Wolf and William Newcomb, illegal
voting; and Robert Park, petit larceny,
were continued until the 9th inst.
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eUTENBERGER & CO.,

SACRAMENTo FOUNDRY, FRONT STREET,
= corner n. Steam Engines, all kinds OF Min
ing, Ship and Agricultural Machinery, House
Horse Powers and the best Ground Roller. II
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JOHN ETHEL,

A ssAYER AND CHEMIST, NO. 81 STREET
"A Analysis Of water and assays OF all the
precious and useful metals made. Also, gold
amalgam reterted, smelted and bullion assays
carried out at short notice. Gold bought at as
say value OF at the highest price. 1yS-U
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gro. M. Johnson.

A TToRNEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE AND RESI-
"A dence, COS street, neer corner Sixth, Sac
rarantO al
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C. H. DUNN.
YOUNG s. DUNN,
ED. Nj. MARTIN

A TToRNEYs AND CoUNsELoRs-AT-LAw
- Office, Southeast Corner of Fifth and J
streets Sacramento Cal I'm
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studerts instructed


studerts instructed
in Actual Business
Practice. Graduates
assisted in obtaining
employment. Cheap
es. board in the State.
send for the Business
College Journal. Z. G.
ATKINSON, Prin CT
pal. ~Inte re s t
Made Easy,theshort-
est and most practical
Its. isd&wtf
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IMPERFEcr1oNs in the hu nan foot are
caused by parents putting i'll ooting shoes
on their children. Our lines in soiler-ilps
for 81 25, 81 50 and 81 so are from the best
fac cries and cannot be surpassed oy any.
We ask YOU to examine our improved shoe
Red House.
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he BOOT ALEX. NELSON. ]. DRIsCoL.
ROOT, NELSON s. CO.,
IOsEPH wIsEM >

TNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists Front street.
between and o. Castings and Machinery OF
avery Iascrintion made to order. 4p1m
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NAME. OFFICE.

Baldwin, w. H.. n. E. cor. ID and K
*Briggs, W. A.--.... 212 J.............,.....-..
Briggs, VIM. Ellery Oeulist, 4291a J 1900.
*Brune, A. H....-.... Sth and J...-..-.....---
Cluness, W. R.. ID and K....-......-.
%Gardner, M.......... 1851 J...................
Huntington, 7. w. 1869 J..."........"....
Lame. J. R............ 9l3 K ...................
*Magill, Mary j.. 627 J. --....-..-...-.....
Merrill, Z. R.......... 1851 J.............-....
0atman, 1. E........ 6G J......................
Parkinson, J. H.. 42a12 J...-...-........--..
Simmons, G. L....... DO J.............-.........
Simmons, Junior. 2l2 J..........:.......:.:..
Snider, A. H...........S. E. cor. I'd and X
Snider, T. A........... 5. Z. cor. I'd and X
Tyrrell, G. G......-.. n. W. cor. 9Th and J
Voeller, H............. 81 J....-...........--..
White, G. A............ County Hospital. e.
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REs1DEscE. TELEPHONE.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. GOSS.
e. ROSCOE MERRILL, NJ. ID.

NoRNER OF SEVENTH AND 1 STREETS,
y Sacramento. Office Hours-S to 9 A. NJ, l
o P. NJ, 7 TO s P. M. Sundays, II to 8 Pm
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DIAGONAL Atwood Homespun suitings
- IA inches wide), in many shades, oO cents
: ward Red House.
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A TTORNEYS AND COUNSEJORS-AT-LAW
"A Offices: Metropolitan Block, L street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door to Metropolitan Theater. tt
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"MArHusHEK" PIANOS are the best on
every point. John T. Cooper, agent.
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A book of 100 pages
The best book for an
advertiser to consult,
be he experienced or
otherwise. 1t contains
toto of uaUsnapnrg and
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CoLFAx FRrIr.-Samples ofapples grown
al Colfax by James Watts show most ex-
cellent quality in every respect. The vi
cinity represented is also equal to any to
be found for pears, plums and other va
rieties of deciduous fruits, and for grapes it
is known to be unsurpassed. There are
large quantities of land to be had in that
vicinity at reasonable rates.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell
next Saturday at P M, to the highest
bidder, by order of Mr.. D'Hondt, all the
houses on lots 5, 6, and in the block be-
tween n and o, Tenth and Eleventh streets;
also, the house on lot 1, o and ?, Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. On or about Deem
Der 10Th the same firm will sell all the real
estate.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

*No evening hours on sundays.
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p. FOSTER
7. o. FUNSTON.

INSURANCE AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
| Office at residence, sos NJ street. p o.
Box 325. I'm
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DIR. sA-YON-NA

DEMovAL.-DR. MERRILL HAS REMOVED
IL his Office and Residence to No. 62SL
STREET, Southwest Corner Of Seventh. Hours:
10 TO II; 2 to 4: to8. tt
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rs PERMANENT SETTLED IN OAKLAND,
i Cal, and has home for the sick, lis Elev-
enth street, and Office Al Eighth street. All Sac
ramento friends and patients will be cordially
received IF
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P FOSTER. d o. FOE'SIO1'
1854. r. FOSTER g. Co., 1885.
NOOK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
n Blank Book Manufactures, No. 319 street,
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. Up
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physician AND SURGEON (HOMEoPA-
thist). Office and residence, northeast cor
ner Of Eleventh and H streets. Hours: 9 to 10
A. NJ. l 70 3. and z to P N. I'm
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YESTERDAYS RAcEs.-Owing to the great
interest in the election, there was but
small attendance at the Park yesterday to
witness the races announced to take place.
The first event was the Sacramento year
ling stakes, half-mile heats, which was
won by E. Gidding's colt Minot, by Bay
Rose, in 1:35 and 1:49 The match race be-
tween Empress, to harness, and Patti
(pacer), to wagon, was won by the former
in 2:294 and 2:3l.
THE FIRST ARTILLERY.-Ge orders,
No. 26, from General Headquarters, an
nounce the following as the percentage OF
attendance at drill and company member
ship of the First Artillery Regiment for
September: Company A, percentage, 81,
81 members; Company B, 81, IL Com
pany C, So, 10; Company E, IS, IS; Com
pany F, So, g. Company G, go, "a. Per
centage and total of regiment, 60 and 400.
REAL ESTATE AND HOTEL MEN.-A meet
ing of the real estate and hotel men of Sac
ramento has been called for 4:30 P, NJ. at
the Board of Trade rooms, for the purpose
of perfecting arrangements to receive the
excursionists now arriving in this part OF
the State. This is considered very i'm
portant matter. and it is hoped that every
hotel and real estate man in the city will
be present.
SURPRISE VALLEY APPLEs.-Judge W. 81.
Mccormick, of Eagleville, Modoc county,
sends from Surprise valley box of apples
as samples of the fruit that can be grown
in that section. The specimens consist of
several winter varieties, and are of most
excellent quality. In color, firmness of
flesh and delicacy of flavor they rank with
the best fruit known on the coast.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-20

IN the ooonsry With the popalasioc Of
Wsahtnstou and nos . hnsdred With
that Of Montana D4ksta 10 B pnbli-
can Moutans 10 Democratic. and
am confident tbs; 10 vill remain %.
Washington 10 close and may be Won
by either party. II she comes into the
Union by Democratic votes under
Denocratie administration, our
chances ia the neg State vtll be all the
better l. seems TO me much the best
plan 20 take N these three Territories
at once Taey are eotiiled t. 1t. and
politically Il will bs a. fair aud eQ0-l
an arrangement a. an be made" rev.
erai prominent Dem Scrats are reported
to agree With Voorhees, Mr.. Springer
expresses toe opinion that she House
Comuittse on Territories vi report IA
vorsols on the dlvslon and adm ission
OF D,kota, unless the gary shall hold
a caucus upon tse sobjsst. In th4 IL case
u Is his opinion that tne decision would
be adverse.
second Law Of the sesaisa.
wAsHISoros, J4u. 19-The President
today approved the act providing for
tie perform noe OF the duties of Presi-
dent IN case of removal. death or oi>-
~ ility Of both President and Wee
Frendebt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-20

The BRITISH NAvv THE current
interest in the state OF our navy and
of our coast defences will ind new
food II q review of the actual con-
dition Of The British Navy" by no
less an authority than Sir Edward
Reed, who was for many years IL
the head OF its bureau OF coasifuc.
tjpn. II Is rather curious for an
English ex-offlcial TO write on such q
subject for an American magazine.
but the appearance Of such paper
emphasizes the International relations
of our great illustrated month 70
One OF the most interesting features
OF the article 10 its full and hearty
achno ~le.igment Of the indebted
ness Of Great Britain and Of Europe
TO the United States for some laval
liable lessons In naval Construction
and naval warfare. which were de-
rived from the heroic efforts OF their
great civil war" Sir Edward Reed
was 10 charge Of construction in the
British admiralty during the latter
part OF our war aud for some years
afterwards. and developed the pre-
scot system OF English iron-clads
Besides numerous diagrams and
sections, the paper will he illustrated
by pictures OF many Of the leading
ships, several Of them in soteworthy
fuli-psse enEravisgs. and IL viii be
accompanied BY stirring frootis-
piece picture OF The Battle OF
Trafalgar the last great contest Of
the old iine-of-battle ships, drawn BY
J. v. Dsvidsou-
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Jan. IS. -rhe Finance
Committee Of the Senate tails morning
agreed IN report IN anendoent n
Hear's resolution, already reported,
looking to the investigation Of the
fr .uds In undervainatiSn In the poft 0f
Nee York. Tue Amendment enlarRes
tie SCOPE Of the resolution % a. TO IN
cluds all she ports OF the sountrv which
the committee may Sc Dc TO iavesti
gate. A sas cemmittee Consisting of
SENATORS Allison. Aldrish. Miller. beck
and McPhsrsou vas selected 10 carry on
The Investigation.
II is rep Jrted that the Finance Com
mittee OF the Senate at its meesinR shis
u.rnine Determined upon . neg form
Of inquiry 10 b. seot to the hesds Of Dc
vartmen,s 20 ssiicas iafosUasiod With
respect 20 noUinatious watch may BE-
under consideration Toe reasoos for
making removals oil mot be asked, bat
eli pSp~rs relating bstn 70 the appoint
ne0t aud the removal will be called for
The Hooss Coon o,ttse % Judicisrs
devoted their meeting today 10 hearing
arRamenss By Representatives Of com
mercial bodies upon bankrupsey seeisla
ton. The hearing vas opened on b.
Of q nssiou.l bankruptcy lao By u. 8.
Wis. attorney OF tss Nsw York b ard
Of Trade and Transportation and her
mesoanti,e boiiea. He v.s followed by
j. Waldo Smith. Of Nsv York; W. r.
Seele. Secretary of the Pniisdelphis
Textile Association; J. W. GAME. Of Sc
Looia. reprea.otins ths Cas@oer OF
Commsrcs; Mr. Hurst, Of Baltimore,
a. ~ h.
coauts' Assoc,attoa. Tue bearing I'd
jourued unsil rharsd<y next. TOE toner
Of toe argument< 90 IN fsvsf OF the
enacsDsnt Of general oankrupscy lac.
sssssse vssvAees as1 Tie vesrsssstes
wAsurxorox, Jan. Is. - Lao eesk
senator VOORHEES, introdscsd . bill 10
admit Washioeton Territory - State.
and yesterday hs tntroduesd bill 10
admit Montana ~ Stats. The Ssna-
TOT vas asked n be intended 70 make
the sdmissica OF Dato,a conditional on
the admissioo Of AausanA. - 10 has
bseu reported that shA Dcmeersts we're
disposed 70 do. He replied: can
speak only fos myself. think the
"a arrAngemeps - can % he 10 10
aduys Dakota, Aontasa and washine-
ton ssessher. Ihey moss all come In
coon, and tney might - sell ozone In
noe. do not - hos ve eac
psxvent Dskotx's esmins 10 sh>
b - q voting popaiasioa Of 5000 and
n errsainlv sntitied 70 adstnstou-
tnousss as Or & that ] shooid opposs the
diva on Of DAkesa, bos | d. not re
zoe I can. Tue Territory hAs IN ARA
Of ave timsr uoes tnan ny ovr state,
snd Ssssn DAKOTA oil b ~ iasRs o
tDA,c a.a iudisna- MocssnA oas o voc
sns popuiassou Of IS 900 and washiuR.
too 8 vosssa popalA,i . Of <o.m Thefs
1 ass - afsssa OoaersnseaAl aAsasSsel
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A MOUNTAIN LlON KILLED BY A
MORs *.

A dispatch from Lander. Wv,
gives an account of a battle between
Black Hawk stallion and a noun
tain lion. The stallion was owned
by Charles II. Ferguson. a we'll
known hunter, camped ON the banks
Of tributary vf the Wind river, up
in the mountains. He had selected
small bunch of cottonwoods as
his temporary home. These gave
him both shelter and firewood. A
little distance from the camp there
stood an enormous cottonwood. apart
from all others, beneath which was
picketed the stallion. A few nights
ago Ferguson was aroused froE Q
sound sleep by neigh from the
stallion. The sound seemed TO be
oue of rage rather than alarm, and
hastily arising Ferguson issued from
his ,eut and looked 10 the direction
of the horse. The animal was stand.
ing in the full light of q bright
moon and seemed to be intently re-
gsrding IN object Ia the branches of
the tree. As Ferguson's gaze fol
lowed that Of his horse the branches
we're violently agitated. wild yell
~ss heard, 9 dark object hurled H.
self through the air, and the horse
had An enormous mountain iioa for =
rider. Tue horse sprsng mzdly 10
the air, uttered o scream little in-
ferior 70 that of the lion In shrlliness
and savagery. Though he returned
TO the ground again with tIemeL-
dous conclusion be failed to shake
the lion from his firm position
Dark spots OF blood nov appeared
on the stations shoulders and neck
Tue lion was tearing his way to the
juguiar. The horse apparently real
izlng his full danger sprasg straight
into the thick tangie of bougbs.
Tue lion was torn from bis bloody
seat and cast backward with great
violence. The stallion passed through
and turced 10 confront his foe 10 the
open space beyond.
The lion speedily recovered him
self and sprang once more into the
branch. 8. and from thcoce made
another leap toward the horse; but
he missed his aim. Tue lion began
q series OF circles nearer and nearer
10 the horse, and finally made an-
other leap. With tue rapidity of
thought the stallion changed front.
and bis bind feet, heavily shod,
struck the assailant full 10 the breast.
The stricken animal rolled over and
over, giving veat 70 yells Of pain aud
rsge. once more he made an attack
THIS time the animal rushed TO death.
The heels Of the poweIfui steec
struck fairly between tse green eyes,
and the mountain lions skull WAS
crashed. IL had been fractured
from side to size. A few convulsiye
struggles. = suffering Of the power
full limbs In uezth, aud the sgalilsn
stood victor over the corpse pf the
lion. Ferguson took the skin of the
lion home ss trophy.
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A maa living IN Los Angeles coanty
Who vas boshersd By tranps. decidsd 10
haze sIe b~Ra.fs die . cellar for hlD.
and secordinsiv to every applicant for
victnaia, be proposed to sharas IN
boar's sork fof . square meal. AZ tue
cod Of . week be found that be bad
. Sssy -sevea spplicalsoss and hsd -
eursd three hoors' vosk
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PACIFIC COAST.

Posr rswxxxxp, Jan. t9.-Coaries
Hall, tas Is year cid 500 Of Capt. Hall.
Formerly OF tbs bArken,ius Sxsest.
whiie cot kan,iuS near Port Lodlou
YESTERDAY, bad his hssGua accidentally
dssshSrsed Wills drsvins it ovs Q ioG.
the charge taki " s6sct Ia his ieft fors-
arm He vas bfoasn, here fcs treat
meat, bot ioss mash bio ID while 90 ses
vay. AmposA,ios. vhice vss foeno
aeccsssary. proved too great shooa,
and be died a. the CsasrL Hsssi this
TIE weather.
SAs FnAxcssco, Jan. is-s .. n.-tn-
dicAsssus for Oregon aud Washinessn
Territory f,r toe sacceedine 50 hoars;
Caatiaoed cool. eloady weather snd 10
eal rama
shisVsag lasealiseaee.
SAN FaAxcssco. Jan. is-Arrived-
B1k rsupiar and steamer Alki from
seattle
PoxI LupLov, Jan. is.-Ssised-
Schooner Carona.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-20

In ecuuecsicn With the anti Chiocss
ssoesmsus In SAsramento, M Bee A.
noooeed thai 10 soald prsps TIE nance
of ali white Vom~a sho desired 20 take
10 s~vire. snd many esapo sded. Then
Il uade similar oHes 10 vashefvo0ee.
and nas ons vss beard frsa. Tia 10
vhas Ne Hss salls faiss pride.
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DOG LOST.

A BROWN SPANIEL PUP. HAD
n bslls around neck Finder will be
rewarded ny r, turning to LOWMAN
hANFORD forne- r ont and Cherry
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10 IL nss aIieosa that an arsanss~e-,
has b-sa mads b. tAs Unsoa and North
~ru PAcane Oowpsaies voereos tS.s
bind theossives not to huiia any reg
rcd, into the territory Of s@oh o b 9
during The o. n Sven ,easa The Natb-
err . sussd - bald 10 Bate; ths Caien
thr-.t-o>d &, retaliats y u . lins 10
Hslsna, aaA . strsesls SEEMED inmi-
nrns bsxUesn TIE sso eruAs Q =
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