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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The Wallack
Minstrel and Social Club gives another en-
tertainment at the Metropolitan this even
ing. That of some weeks ago drew very
large audience, and gave general satisfac-
ton Since then the club has been con-
slant in rehearsals, and lost no opportunity
to improve in every detail A Still better
performance may therefore be reasonably
expected. The members of the club are
residents of Sacramento, and well known
young men, The programme will include
first part of ninstrelsy, and succeeding
parts of songs. dances, farces, musical
specialhes, character acts. etc. A souvenir
is to be given by The club to every lady
present.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30

Members of Company G yesterday made
the following scores at the 2oO-yard target
over the Twelfth. street range:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30
4 Mortal Gut!
FATAL TO HIGH PRICES I

NOW Is YOUR TIME TO PROCURE THE
IN greatest bargains at the MECHANICAL
CLOTHING STORE, No. Ala K street, as the pro-
prietor, a. MARKS, has concluded to sell his
entire Winter Stock of CLOTHING at Is per
cent. less than any other house in Sacramento,
on account of making room for his enormous
spring stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
which will shortly arrive direct from the hast.
erp markets To convince the public. I win give
the following prices
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30

CAUTION. =" Mathushek" is the only
piano that hes the tuning pins pushed into
g solid iron frame, and which has success
" stood this climate for the last twenty
Gam Ten sold TO one of any other make
slliceA +anuary 1, 1857. See them at
Cooper, Music Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30

LADrE, do not fail to secure one of our
silk gossamers that we are closing out
for 81 70. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30
LEAVE. TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE.

Sundays excepted. Sundays only. A.-For
morning. P.-For afternoon.
A. n. TOWNE, General Manager.
T. a. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. If
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30
Boots and Shoes.

HATS.
Gents from 50 cents IN
Gents Black Beaver Hats. ....... from 81 so up
BOYS from 30 cents up
line lot OF Boys Hats cents up
Overalls and Jumpers-s-oz., 20 cents; 9-oz,
so cents; 1902, 60 cents
ca y PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED
IN ALL CASES. CALL Ard BE CON
WINGED.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30

School Suits for boys, 81 so.
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30
OhoTHING.

A fun line of choice Overcoats. from 81 un
A nice line of Cheviot Suits.......fr from So so up
A splendid line of Cottonsde Pants from 75cup
fine line of Cashmere Pants.......from 81 so up
tine line OF Cheviot suits. from 81 so up
Fine Scotch Tweed Suits from S. M
splendid line of Black Diagonal Suits IS up
And others too numerous TO mention.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30

Boys Blouse Suits, consisting OF jackets and knee
pants, plated back and fronts come in neat
dark check patterns and medium gray-mixed
tweeds, the latter making servceable suit for
everyday or school wear. Price, S. So
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30
CLOTHING NEWS FOR MONDAY READING

An odd lot of Kilt Suits made of alwool blue fan
mel, fancy braiding for boys, ages 3 to years.
Price, 81.
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ANOTHER BABY.

The Bees" Family Increases-Boruck
the Daddy Again.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30

For boys, ages to 6years. In this line of goods
we have large variety of patterns and styles
Prices, ST, s. IS S., So, S. So, So and $12.
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22
sroox Ann mascs &us.

Most Of the cattle tirovcli lately look
very hard. and 1t is cvti,ht quito u
grass.
Tom Lnnpey, Of the frA 1unney X
Ransuis. was In town yeskhiay. Tom
says the LR outfit are hay-feed.ng i5o
head.
The Northwestern Live Stock Jour
nal thinks tho men wlo have ccrnfc,.
cattle the past two yeas have made no
money. The prospects for the coming
year are much better, bowevcr, rs corn
is cheap.
]. l.. Mediation drove the Dar-Scvcn
band of horses down from Little Beaver
yesterday aud turned them into Straw
berry, where they vii winter. The
band is in fine condition to winter aud
Mcssrs. Mediation u Dreifuas don't an.
,icipatc any loss this winter.
The additions to TuE HERALD herd
this week are William Mckeown OF
Boutt. Routt county, and J. c. McCur-
rev. Of Canon City. Colo. Mr.. Me-
keown's herd ranges on the lower
Yampa river. and Mr.. McCurrey's cat.
tie run on Pice-ance aud the Govern
ment road.
A recent issue of the Denver Re-
publican contained the announcement
that an effort would be made " induce
the next Legislature to enact what Ia
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22

sequence resulting from the trespass o..
live stock upon his land. The proposed
law would change this 80 ~ to east the
risk upon the owner OF tho stock. This
would bc putting u hardship on the
range cattle industry that the business
could no, bear; in fact ii would eiiectu-
ally drive range stook-raisers out of the
business In very short time, AMI this
Colorado cannot afford To do just yet.
We believe In allowing the law To re-
main as at present, that Is, compelling
the ranchman to put up fences that
will keep stock running nt large of his
place.
A Cheyenne special to the Denver
Republican says: In the suit Of DIR. Ii.
Dole against Charles il-eht for si.,0O
u verdict WIS rendered in the District
court FOR III. defendant. The parties To
the suit arc both cattlemen. ii-cht sold
Dole herd Of cattle In iss;i, the book
account Of which showed 400 head.
whea Dola came 70 count his cattle he
Ieoa11 Aad but ] 30. ord bs0uGiss suii
for the difference. Tie defense claimed
that no misrepresentation hal been
made and that the book account method
OF selling cattle was universally In use
at the time Of the transaction. The
ease las excited intense interest among
ntockm.n.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22
WHAT rnr oASucxs nuiss OF 1T.


Commenting upon Mr iiuu-rworih's
resolution. III. Empire, THE leading
Government organ. calls u IAN insult
Ing overture"
Thc G!ob-. Opposition. says: "wc
have no iogb, ,ha, the Judgment Of the
Canadians In the matter wouii b- snci,
as viii cur. our ncilhbof, of tho drlu.
sion tia, ligs long kept them from try
Ing to max. III. best possible sut of the
political separation of the nso cpun.
tres"
Hon. John Charlton. u member of ih-
Canadian House of fa,liAhCni. now
visiting at Washington. ujon h.irg
asked gave the following rx,scssion ~
his views on tho matter: 'Mr. Batter.
worth did mc tie honor to show n,r tho
nmlpuea! !Rsl2!s u. .nsr. Is scs .po,!. ]
debated tho question. bu, he sSw o., 10
carry out hts intention. thirk TN In.
furious and will IL of no eoinequcncc
rxc-p, 10 far that 1, ma, pfu,'as srn,i.
mcnt. Tho uni,-'! st..rs a course In
u great Nation. Tho Is,npse arc thor.
oughiy satisfied with ul~ir condition.
the Government and insiiiu,i",ls, and
the, can't understand WHY all thr world
should no, h. In love with u. Tho Iro.
pie Of Canada have not a,trnttsd very
much attention In the United States.
ain surprised n, the ienoraieo OH the
part OF Americans on CanadiSn affairs.
while tic people of Canada tskc lively
interest In Americas. Thsfc Is one
thing nn; taken into alteration In
presenting this resolution. siti thai Ia
the fac; that the present Cor fnmcni OF
Canada Is entirely hostile 10 such n
proposition. Since isS7. with tic ex.
ccp,ion Of 1--WE years. the Government
has bccn In the hands of the Tories. i;
Is u forcsouc conclusion thai III, pres
en-, Government would mo- entertain
the present proposition. atl also an
other forcgonc conclusion hit tho Brit
ish Government, would no entertain
the proposition. This resolution of Mr.
ju,,.rworihs gives tho Thy party n
powerful argument Mr. lnttcrwor,h
Is well known in Canada. MI. he has ai-
voca,cd reciprocity treaty acre. The,
will say he is now throtng OIL the
mask"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22

'"ioto"' now s"pi ih"i'h' WAY hi"
away IN his last resting place the da,
following his death amid tHc usual Ger
cmonic, attending such an event. Az
nroini midway between fof' puehesh.
ana Tue Asehe, ,hs s,a,s " was 'a,';, a"s anu
"a ,''..,,. o.'.',,.' ,..', ,,,...
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- "',
,' s''', :. -. 80, NJ. $50.
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$3.50, ,,. -, - -.
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was ". ~ W. ~. 80.
s"., -" % ~ ~. ,.,.,,,' 49,,
80 - ~ - 80 -. a.
August. 1881. WAS always n menace 10
civilization In this section. as NC re-
fused Ia In removed I" INC tcSINauo''
as stipulated III hr treaty ot 'sS.
lie was opposed I" the occupancy o'
The White River country by s'''!cn'
and nj times was inP"heh' ah' III.
solcni- lie always clAiinch 'hs' ne ha''
never si.ncd The removal treaty, tha'
his signature WI, i"II-i 10y "'iirt '''s'
who were b'iird into dom: W. anu al
ways referred 10 the hi'c fl'.f 's III,
country.
After lie was disirpss''ssci "i W. post
ton OF chief. ColoioN was S',ccr'hrh pN
SoisO-wick. whom hcdisliS.f. anh hcdc
clarcd lie would never stay nj the agency
and never has. lic WAS naturally re-
bcllious. and always indifferent 10
threats or cntrcaiics. Complaints were
made time and again by tho, set.
tiers to the Government. bu; Colorow
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22

The Denver Times showed bit Of
comncmdable enterprise in procuring
the news oi co'pIow', death and pub
iishlng u fnll account II the same tie
day following Ii. Old ci.!ri y departure
for the ''inppy hunting ground The
spo, whei. C"loiow died h unr hundred
aud lfiy miles irm IL. nrai.s, ,-it-
graph Office but the rcnn,"ncss of iha
locality did not deter tho Times iion
getting THAT" In anticipation II the
old mans ca.iy d.mlsc the Times ha,i
u special correspondent on the ground
awaiting tia, important cycn,. THIS Is
journalistic enterprise tia, the public
should lear Ia mind.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22

The discussion lis Marriage n Fail
urey" has called out The following pre-
scrip;ion:
1 will try to give matfimcninlly in.
clincd young yuiInr 'nrn y prescription
which ,hcy need uu. get compounded
In tic drugstore round the cutiicr, but
they can do 4, themselves. T. Is sure
nn,idoic to failure in marriage. Take u
healthy. truthful. good, common-sense
girl. not too tender. not too ,ough. not
too good looking. neither too extremely
ugly. Put her In pot in the shape Of
nice. pleasant home. BE sure to use
only pots known IA housekeeping.
Avoid carefully all limitations known as
boarding. FIJI your pot with the pure
water of true manly love. Salt II occa-
sionally with devotion. Pepper IL when
you have Just cause with strict mo
funny business" in n quiet. dignified
way. But bc careful. only using the
course but healthy black pepper known
as "no secrets between husband and
wife," and avoid the sharp Spanish
CAYENNE pepper known as jealousy"
Put the pot near the great iire OF YOUR
owl, humble home" De sure and
watch the boiling carefully by personal
presence. After you have boiled this
dish for lifetime never let 1t cool OIL
the mutual affection and interest in
each other. Serve the dish always
warm with home instincts on the family
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22

"Will you please hand the milk, Miss
Brown" asked young man of a
ldgety old maid ut the supper table.
DO you take me for "a waiter, sirp" she
answered. "Well," lie added, "as no
one has taken you thus far, and you've
waited so very long, should think you
were one"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22
CURRENT COMMENT.

As the legislative season approaches
intcrcs, In the senatorial struggle is
awakened and I; is apparent. from this
distant point of view. That Wolco,t is In
the lead with quite number OF sable
hucd plugs In the rear crowdins him
hard. 1t is generally admitted that Mr.
Wolcott las TO walk-aw3y.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22

Til. following clever bit q. pleasantly
Is no, new. hut II Will hrar reading
morc than once. I, was written by a
woman. ani In entitled How TO Cool.
iiusbands. ~ ~ 10 Make Them Tender
nni Coed. aud Is ~ .ol!o~H: a good
many husbands aTr spoiled Ia the cook
Ing. some women ~ ahuu, II ~ II
their husbands were blsdicts, anil blow
them up. Others keep Them constantly
In ho, water: uilicTa let ,hcm freeze by
their c.I.l.g-snrrs nni Indifference.
som. k.-., 'hcm "a a sieH by irritating
WAYS mpi wnid.: oghrEi tnNst ucm.
some kc'p them W . g.csl- sI ti-if
lives. I, .auun: hI SUPPOSED that any
husband y 10 H., tender aId sori NAN
aged IN His way. L'l; i,irs asr really da-
licious whcu psD.c9ly 'sra;ri. In 49,
guided b, the siivr.y appearance. a. Ia
buy Ing ma-scfri: ct ,,y the golden tint,
~ II you wanted salmon. H. sure 10
select him yourself. TASTES differ DO
no, ~ 10 market foF him. n the best
are always brought to ,o1r door. II IL
~! oo.,r' !" n',r n"''u "'''',' % ~, ~ W."
P'''''''s 'V,'" ,., ~" w., " -, - .'.'.,..i'. - "
4, i,.s,. but IL son have up;hiu. hut an
'"'hsH""lr p',"'"' "' "'' "'''
care ~ "''' ','' ''''.' ~ 49, -
"s.f h'"' - '''ol'l "-'',.'' , ~, '"' .,
WIN t"' ''i''''',' ~ ''''''1'' " ,'', 49,
ahu s'''ilS'' h'''N N'"'i W. "'',
" wy t''". " N ~" ',.',.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22
J. ". HuGUs. n. MAJOR.
J. w. Hugus g. Co.,
BANKERS,
AEEKER, COLORADO.

Transact = Genersi Banking business.
highest price paid for County Warrants. In
ssrssi allowed on Time Deposits. Drafts
drawn on Eastern Cities and Europe.
Correspondents, koun'se hros., New York;
First National Hank, Omaha; Colorado
National hank, Denver; J. ". Hugus 4 Co.,
Rawiins, wyo.
Collections Promptly Attended to.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22
MEEKER, COLO. SATURN

i25 pounds and not over feet inches.
AS our 'chaps" have never been in bad
company, or been on drunk, all appli-
cants will have TO send first t-class refer
ences.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22

The poetess who sings that she was
kissed by the waves probably fell
overheard near the mouth OF n river.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22
cANADIANo
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22

There is n possibility Of the Hin and
Wolco,t factions doing each other up
Kilkenny cat-iikc. in which event Tiff
HERALD would respectfully suggest
the name of Hon. George q. Symes as
,.".,' ns,sss ~ scrrcvcus Iic s.>"S S'-'.
of Colorado in the United States Senate.
During his Congressional career Mr..
.;vmes has done great deal for his con.
than his due IL he was elevated TO the
scnaturslnp.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-22

Rumor has it that there are several
Republican politicians ready to step in.
to the Glcnwood Land office and serve
the Government after the fourth of
March next. We hope there will be no
immediate change in the Glenwood Of
flee. but il there is TO be n new deal in.
auuuratcd by the Republican admins.
iration The HERALD would prefer 10
see Judge Hodges and Mr.. j. NJ. Ross
ut the head OF land affairs In this dis
trict again to now and inexperienced
men. Both Messrs. Hodges and Ross
have had the experience essential to n
proper and expiditious management OF
the office.
The Harrison and Morton Marching
Club Of Denver are making prepara-
tions to attend the Inauguration Of 1lar-
rison. The members of the Club intend
rigging themselves up in cowboy cos
tune. Those Denver dudes are liable
to feel n little awkward in claparejos
aud sombrero. We have nice pair Of
..chaps" which are well broke in, and
which we wouldn't mind loaning for an
occasion like the one in prospective.
They will 1T n fellow weighing about
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
.ortly before the close toEA,c closing at

shortly before the close toEaic, closing at
that figure.
The action Of corn today. was an uncom-
mon one. In less than onk hour after the
session futures sold about Nh over closing
prices last night, and al thecinsc prices were
back to last nights figures The range was
wide, bu. the volume OF ttStng was not as
large az this would indicate. The bulge was
principally the result Of two things---a short
age IN the receipts and scarcity Of sellers
wicn the stuff was wantedj May started at
552c, sold up TO 56Ssc, and Aloscd at 55hcc.
Oats turned a somersanIt Wifi corn. May
started at 32,%c, where II clSSed last night,
advanced 10 33isc, and fell Back with corn
and closed at 32Hc, lc under the best price
OF the day and &c under the closing yester-
day. "a
Provisions were moderately active, strong
or and higher, due TO the Increased trading
and advance In grain, also 10 light receipts
and higher prices for hogs The syndicate
was buyer and seller and assisted IN adj
vnncing the price Of May pork from Sli ?oto
Sii.i0 a good many SCATTERING lots OF long
stuff came out on the advance, and reces.
sion TO $3.50 followed, last sales being al
that figure September sold at $3.50. Short
| ribs were active. May advanced l2l9c, sell
ing, Ia E.37ls. One firm sold freely on Tho
bulge and recession OF 7lkc followed but
last sales were at 5Cg7isc above yesterday
| close.
lard advanced l0c, but ONLY closed SC bet
ter than yesterday Nay soh 0t S7.70tgI 80
and closed az $T.I2H
The leading futures ranged o. follows;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
money. nend. and stocks.

NV YosE, April li--Noney on call easy
ri ~ per cent; closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5dT per cent. ster-
Ting exchange dun but steady at siS,,, for
sixty day bills aud sLS7i. for demand.
Government bonds were duh and strong.
State bonds neglected
The stock market today exhibited no
change in its temper from that OF the prcvi-
Gus DAYS Of this week; the outside interest
In the DEALING was reduced 10 the smallest
proportions, while the husiness done was left
entirely ia the hands ~ the professional ele-
meni. Commission people we've conseTNa-
lively bullish. but the traders favorod fur
thcr reaction and sitter the first few buying
orders were executed the market sarced OF
slowly, withou, interruption. during the re-
maiudcr u the session. The bulls were con-
hdeut II their ability % prcvcnt any mate
/ nal dcclinc, however and did little or moth
inr. aud the only feature Of the day w1s the
hrinusss shown in Richmond 4 Wet Point.
I 81. Paul & Missouri Pacihc. all 81
which advanced slight fractions The
opculng was quiet and while irregular va
/ generally lower some strength vas shown
IN the early trading however, and sains
I ranging up 10 4. Ter cent were established
bat the Improvement vas snun lot and The
I market became extremely dull and entirely
/ devoid OF feature 81 any kind. fricrs con-
tinucd a. sag until the close which was
dull aud heavy at about the lowest prices
reached.
The final changes were generally in tho
dir,cuon 81 lower hgurs~. but In no care
exceeded =, pr cent. The railroad bond
market wa fairly actiyc, but the market,
like that In stocks was devoid Of feature, and
while few issues made advances, the lisl
for the most part Nas quiet and without
notion The sales were tij3,0Oo
The total sales Of stocks today were % iss
sharcs Closing quotations.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
General News.

THE beautiful weather of yesterday had
the effect Of inducing quite u number of peo-
pie TO visit the custom-house grounds.
Tx Joseph Il. Williams, Boaz and Smoky
City, all with tows Of coal, passed here yes
terday en- route from the Ohio river TO New
Orleans.
THE Coahoma came In from Friars Point
Yesterday with 90 bales OF cotton, 10 sacks OF
cotton seed and 25 packages of sundries. She
returns this day at o'clock p. m.
TnE Kate Adams arrived from Arkansas
City yesterday with 52 bales of cotton, 553
sacks OF cotton seed and 1873 packages OF sum
dries. She returns this evening at o'clock.
TnE Gayoso brought in from Tiptonvillc
yesterday 10 sacks Of cotton, bales OF cot
ton. % sacks Of cotton seed and 30 hogs.
The Gayoso goes back this evening at
o'clock.
TnE City of Providence, en- route from St
Louis 10 Natchez, passed here yesterday
with big trip She put of about ~ tons OF
miscellaneous freight aud added % tons Of
sundries.
TnE Eugene rot in from Arkansas rive
Yesterday afternoon with li2 bales of cotton
/ DO sacks Of cotton seed and 81 packages o
sundries. She goes back tomorrow at
| o'clock p. m.
Mn. FERpy HUM. late chief clerk OF tn
! Inflated steamer General ID. A. Ruckcr, !
| in the city. Mr.. HUM states that he los
all OF his wearing apparel In the disaster,
shirt and collar.
THk Rosa Lee arrived from 0sceola yestcr
day morning with bales Of cotton, sack
OF seed cotton, 353 sacks Of cotton seed am
20 packages OF sundries. The Rosa lie
leaves again this evening at 3 o'clock 70
O.ceola aud points on the upper coast.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

CorrrF -Common, i5c. ordinary. iGc, fair,
i7c. prime lilo. iSc. choice tu iancy, 30, old
government 2sNt .ir firm.
suaAH-Purc white, csc OF white 6lEc,
yellow clarified, O'i@Gkc open kettle, 6,f
d5a.C. refined 4 bt,c: standard graduated,
10: plantation GRADUATED, 5,sc, powdered
~ cut Loaf ~. steady
Rirr--Inuisiana. a'f90c Carolina, 0,ff
7c; strong.
C,NSTn Goou-Pine applcs. $50 Peaches,
2 lie. standard, - ~ lhs standard $40
Second. n.5S 3 lh-, standard. t2.2a. Toma'
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