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National Republican., 1888-04-22

,nILn Wnm wNTLH ~ TuE GRNIS rEuM SEiNuu-
ANp INIIEAi THN rAHENT~.
We procured II from the handsome and
talented chief chemist Of the company, who
afforded us every facility Tor verifying every
detail.
~ special full bodied, bright coated article
ui the finest selected scotch oats special i'm.
roratiom Is spread out tlinly on fine wire
screens, muStcncd slightly with weak Vine
gar and the screens pushed into u vacuum
dryer, where II Is thoroughly aud uniformly
dried, the process lasting never less tlnn :
hunIS. Tie dried grain j. then thoroughly
steamed. passed while moist and Swcllcd into
Il stcam.lOwrr grinder ANA rru>llcr. and Tia"
resulting mass forced tightly into large pCrru.
lutors. Into each is poured enough best alcu'
hol. and after standing :! hours j. hllnwri Ia
flow of through Il Spigot at the bottom The
alcohol thus dissulNcS out the nvcncsca.
Ether2ed water Is then again run through the
grain IN the percolatorS, bringing away with
IL the Soluble Oats PhosphOlds and the Bo>'
kline. The alcoholic and wntery extracts are
strained, filtered, and rcfltcrcd, rvaporatrd
to dryness, the powdered remains washed,
purified, and dried, and finally dissolved In Il
proper menstruum takes the form of .SCorri!
OAIs Es-ENCE which, alter being bottled aud
rurktd, Is stood away To mellow for months
and Is then put upon the market
4 horses stomach us well as that of the
man who eats oatmeal are only powerful
enough to extract very little of the mrdi.
cal virtues of the oat. But advanced chem
isry succeeds TO perfection.
a few drops Of this amber colorr,l
Elixir Of lifen represents the virtues Of a
pound of dried oats
In conclusion We must say thai this Is the
most powerful harmless, and wonderful
remedy of the present century, and will Ger,
lainly rcvolutionize medical practice In many
of its branches If We may Judge from what
physicians, druggists, and the public say,
There is not a liberal minded physician IN
this city to-day who does not fully indorsc It
and marvel that its medical virtue, have NOT
sooner been discovered.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
Meeting of the National Rifles,

A special meeting of the National Rifles was
held at their armory last evening TO take ac'
tlon In regard to the death of their comrade,
Robert H. Moore. They decided to turn out
in full uniform, headed 10y the Third Artillery
band, as an escort to the funeral cortegc, and
will leave the armory at T.. NJ. to-day. The
pallbearcrs will be selected from among the
members of the command.
Mr.. Moore Joined the Rifles in March, 81,
and was known as n veteran member, having
served over five consecutive years, Ills sud
den and sad death Is the cause of sincere re.
grct among the members of the Rifles, and
Mrs Moore, his young widow, has much sym.
pathy N ngr stent DSreaVGmehntii th rae iHnSral
OF the deceased No. f3i Fifth street north
west.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
Marion Rines' Iair.

The Marion Rifles closed II most successful
week of the fair held In Masonic Temple with
the entertainment of last evening. The "Bo'
Peeps" to the regret of the many present, did
not go through their customary drill. An Op,
portunity will be had TO see them In new evo.
iuti9ns next week. The voting continues
Thore Is also beautiful gold badge to be
voted TO the most popular member of the
company. Mrs, Watson, who supcrvlsCs the
made her department the popular one of the
fni
National Republican., 1888-04-22
THE PRESIDING ELDER SYSTEM.
The Conference Decides to Re-estab-
lish 1t.

lish 1t.
The morning session of the \. VI. +. Zion
conference yesterday was opened with re-
lieious exercises conducted by Rev. L. S.
Lane. After which Rev. Thomas Myers,
agent of the Maryland Bible Society, was
introduced to the conference, and made Il
short address.
The question of rc-cstablshing the pre-
siding elder system in the conference, which
has Ecch discussed for the past two days,
was taken up, and, by vote of iG to 3, II
was decided to resume the system. Bishop
LomaX was authorized to nominate persons
for the places, subject to the approval Of
the conference.
The committee on ministerial work made
the following recommendations: j. A. Bon
ncr, \. G. Washington, j. n. Mason, and
c. Fairfax, to be advanced to second class;
ii. b. Wales, to be continued in first class;
S. w. Johnson, to be continued in second
class; Henson Butler, to be advanced to
fourth class; A. G. Washington and ). j..
Miller, to be travelling dcacons; b. f.
Wheeler, F. NJ: Jacobs, Henson Butler, j..
II. Danger, and VI. j. Snow, for elders or
ders, and John &. Adams. of Harrisburg,
Pa, and Thomas Someryille, Of Wesley
Zion Church, Washington, to be qualified
for local deacons. The conference agreed
TO the recommendations for deacons and
directed their names to be placed on the SUI
pernumerary list subject to the annual con-
ference. The committee reported james
Stokes, of the third class, and +. ii. Nor
ton, &. W. Tolbert, G. NJ. Paine, and j. +.
Waters, Of the fourth class, as deficient from
lack of books and j. w. Fairfax on account
of sickness.
Revs. Adams and Somerville, who had
teen promoted to local deacons, were then
called before the bishop and questioned on
their duties.
The report Of the committee on Sunday
schools was presented by +. VI. Jacobs, aud
after a short discussion, adopted.
At 2:30 o'clock p. m. the conference ad.
jou ed until 0 o'clock Monday morning
The visiting ministers have been assigned
to occupy the pull pits of the various churches
OF that body In the city to day.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
MIR. CLEVELAND WILL ATTEND
The Representation for the Benefit of
the Statue Fund.

lne Stutue uuus
President Cleveland has received letter
from the lady managers in the movement to
present statue of Washington to the re-
public Of France, and soliciting his indorse-
mcnt and support. In reply the President
says:
need hardly say to You that this project
has my hearty commcndation. 1t Is but fit
ting return for the friendliness heretofore
manifested toward us by the French people,
and II seems to me this effort of the ladies Of
America should be seconded by every patriotic
citizen.
The generous offer of Mr.. Steele Mackaye to
give representations Of his play, Paul kau-
var" for the benefit Of this cause will give an
opportunity for those who desire to aid your
undertaking to combine pleasure with patrl-
otic duty. Mrs. Cleveland WILL with much
pleasure, attend withme the representation to
be given in this city on the 2sth instant, and
we both desire to express the utmost interest
in the success Of the plan which you and your
associates have in charge
National Republican., 1888-04-22
The NOW NinIane

of 1881, Of "NIumm's Extra Dry has made a
sensation among connoisSeurs in Europe and
II the model wine. A large portion Of this fine
vintage Is reserved for this country; and since
the late decision of the French court of ap.
peals, prohibiting in France the use Of the
name champagne for all sparkling wines not
grown in the champagne district, we shall
have fewer fictitious champagnes.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
MATTHEW ARNOLD.
The Recently Deceased Author, Poet,
aud Critic.

The death of Matthew Arnold. at Liver
pool calls To mind his close association with
this country, where his writings are gcner-
ally admired. lie was the eldest son of the
late DIR. Arnold, Of Rugby, England, and
was born in that town on the Path of Dcccm-
her, lS.2. lie received thorough ed Tea
tiOn at Winchester and Rugby, and wrote
National Republican., 1888-04-22

frcm the following persons;
" Best article ever produced ur H. Kind g."
Mn. II, H.. SlMNS ~! second Ave" New
YORK.
"Having u.cd scotch ont E,,oncn lrc'nm
m,nd It tuull." Nu.r ALICE g. WHEELER
II tatlmino IT, Saratoga springs, N,N,
Very good results from your mrnrlnc."
H. BRll1ON, Long Branch Sd.
b" II cured me .org purly,i, TINT had r1n.
n2c."-C. :. ABBEY. Kingston, NY
at cured moot scialirA after the Doctor.
aud cvrrytling els" had failed " g.
GRAHAM. Broker, liustun. Mas.
"llaycn.cd Your medicine and find i vrry
Ncw York.
~ mngulGccu, remedy" Mn.. II. LEVY.
>usquchHnnu. Pa,
1T simply saved both my lf.und myclilI'~."
Mrs, :. \, III Tl's, Rockville centre. y. 8"
~ !, praiscd Dy every one, Mn.,r. \.
I'VE o,e m,!ng your So Z. with g,rl r,.
.uits." ROBERT EEll" - huOtnr -. Ne"
York.
~ ns. done me II woyllo gool and an
EiGlth Ave, Sew York.
we have great faith in :. q. l. aud believe
II j. doing great COOL Mi-s SMITH, Purt
Morris. N.J. DIioN 81.
My wife used your E>,rnr" with great hen
~ "nG say ;lG w"nldni 1r without til,,.,,,.
.itar Factory. lrst Ave. aud III ST, New.
York.
scotch Oat, Essence isa erca, medicine"
AUGUST WENI, lSn Burru,n St, BruOklyn.
"l could not sleep before tuuk It, now
house. had great good rrpmit." Mi.. Ivan
Dl.WATER, I? West i2d St, New YORK.,
- have used .your Essence mud found i very
"It /, Il wonderful remedy y.'TIEO II.
FIELDS 23S Hall ST.. nhuoklyn. y. y.
"scotchoat- Essence ha- repaid ne thou
Eighth Ave. New York.
"Ii II "a lirce uf nuSc proves uS good i
yuur ras,nCr II will please IL all-JOlN Il,
EAi NNNAIl i3l Wcsi A5tlr St. New lork
Il have used Your :. %. +. Hnd find itrX
ugtly what you represent II tu hr."-.'l, :
PHILLIP, Ayondal", Nd.
81 have found your Essence wonderfully
| -u,d medicine. e. II. III MINER JcrusI
! lrI1, y. Y.
"litt. father and have used your scot ii
oats Essence and find II II fine medicine.
. Mis- FLORA llPPEN, Gii Broad s., Nrw.
! ark, y. j.
"llaNc used your Essence with most salts
| factury rc,ult>."- MKs. j. TOBIAS, Water
| ford. y. j.
III 1t piece uf music, is as good Us yourrrn
| cdy, -. o. ~, will be- perfectly satisfied
| lIGNcuSrd il in my family with very COOL re
suits. T.. Il. II. ABBOTT SOmcNilc, ~ j,
How Scotch Oats Essence L. Made.
A brief outline Of the method Of manu-
fUcturc of DR.. Buckland's Scotch Oats f.
sCncc may prove Of interest to our readers
National Republican., 1888-04-22
now MEDICINES ARE MADE.


Visit to the Factories of the Scotch
Oats Essence Company of New York
Some Wonderful Facts and Figures.
The truly phenomenal success Of that re-
malkablc medicine. SDoT,H ONrs EssEScE,
has aroused marked degree uf popular in
tcrcst, us evidenced 10y every mail bringing
us divers letters oi inquiry upon many points
connected with Il. We therefore decided to
undertake Il most careful aul thorough In
vc,tgaiion 50 as to lay before our readers
the facts as they stand. and we must say
that although well aware Of the tremendous
business done by the manufacturer, Of
SCCr,u OATS EssESCE aud the remarkably
high estimation In which it l. held hy ID.
cral minded physicians, druggitts, aul per-
son, who have used It, we were greatly .lr-
pri,cd at the immense magnitude of opera
tons. the completeness AMI organization Of
the various departments. tn" quantities
shipped to Canada, Australia, Cu1l,
ard Great Britain IN addition TO
the home consumption, the large lite
rIrN staiT constantly writing Hr;i-
clc~ for jlc papers, the medical Ond chemi-
cal stan. The corr, spuNdnmre bureau whore
over 9.COO letter, are daily read and an
swprcd the printing establishment with
nine large presses constantly IN operation
National Republican., 1888-04-22

some very clever verses while at school.
When Is wears Of age he was elected scholar
Of BalliOl College, oxford, and four years
later was awarded the Ncwdigatc prize. In
1875 lie became II fellow Of Oricl College,
and IN 1S41 was appointed private
secretary TO the Lord of Lnnsdowne.
His first poem, "'lho Straycd Rcyelcr.n
appeared IN 1913, and excited very favor.
able criticism. lie was appointed one of
her mnjcsty's inspectors Of British schools
in ISL and although the duties of the
position were rathcrarlu his pen was not
idle while lIc retained 1t. 4 number Of his
best poems were written about this time,
and shortly after he assumed the chair of
poetry at oxford In 1857, "Alcropc,n trag-
Cdy modelled after the Gre 'iin drama, madc
its appearance. IN lS5OGO he visited the
continent in the interest OF his government
as an assistant of the commissioners ap-
pointed to inquire into the educational af-
and returning in fSG1 he published u re-
port of his inquiries. He was sent on n
similar mission to the continent in 1855,
when he made diligcnt study Of the meth
eds Of secondary education prLctieed In
several European countries.
Mr.. Arnold received the honorary degree
of doctor of laws from Edinburgh in 1859,
from Oxford In 1870, and from Cambridge
in 1883, and in 1871 the king of Italy con
fcired upon him the order of Commander of
the Crown of Italy for his care of the Duke of
Genoa during his studies In England. In
1886 Mr. Arnold spent some time In cont.
mental Europe IN studies on behalf of the
educational department Of the English gov
ernment thus renewing activities which had
given him distinction earlier in life.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
nLNrAl- nL.nAnI-llENT

without stating herein all tie detail uf ''i,.
drrnIttruut ui my business, / ann ppiiiv" l'IIi
u I,r. urul Inspection uf my Office VIII rp.
II taking the best ui care anl 1iyiny tuu
.tri,io,t attention tu an property uLg'l m
my charge.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
MAR ED.

HOOVER MALONEN. - ON Wchnr Muy
evening, April lS, lSSS. AZ the residence ui the
groom, ;W & street northwest ny the liry,
Father lullun. assisted by Rev Father \uu.
nan, SAMUEL LENON llOONEW and Mt, NNSu
MALONrY, all of this city.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
N.,y niIna NIuselln,

Manager Johnson announces gala bill of
all.star attractions at his popular thcater for
this week, They include Col, Turner Wood,
the lnirthful midget; Harry Flaxman, the
POTTERY King;n Big Winnie, and Prof Cox,
bird and animal imitator. A vaudeville pro.
giamme will be given in the theatorium.
National Republican., 1888-04-22

ani the hosts Of
hand, busy Us bees
al hDttilng. label
Ing, corking, seal
Ing. wrapping,
packing, stamp
ing, s!lirping.&G,
&c.
But first u brief
history Of tlirrcn-
cdy. Discovered
hyDr Sdmll lu"li-
land. Of CuInc"li-
cjitinlSjI aharl-
working country
physician, and
eventually curing
Iiutaplf nr htrtlv
National Republican., 1888-04-22
Leaning Tower of PISA,

Prom Pisa, Italy, comes the information
that the celebrated leaning tower which for
centuries has been one of tho wonders of the
world has suddenly become insecure and Is
expected to fall at any moment
National Republican., 1888-04-22
send FOR NuNrllLN BULLETIN.
SNIls nnpNlnNIENn,

This rauoh of my bu,iuoss hn. boon re-,
duccd 10 PERFECT system. AMI my Hcili'n,
for selling city real estate ARE unsurpassed by
any firm In the city Nlprupcrtics, large AMI
small, placed ON my books are Literally az.
vcrtlscd at great expense, both IN all uur lhiit
papers and IN my catalogue, which rs dis.
tributcd monthly throughout the citv and
also mailed To large uumhcrof uut.us.'uHn
buyers.
make no charge ml",,u satisfactory ,l'n
l. Effected.
National Republican., 1888-04-22

FoR family use no beer Is better than the
Faust from the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Association. Try II, and be convinced. Of
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south
west Phone SS9-5. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-04-22
Battle of Shiloh,

An excellent business has been done during
the past week at the panorama, and the at
tendance Is constantly on the increase. The
picture of the battle of shiloh has "caught
on with the public, and consequently every.
body wishes to see Il. Gen PrentisS, In his
lectures, brings the contest more instructiyely
before the eye, and the spectator Is better
posted about the battle of the hornets. nest
than he would he from reading its printed
history,
National Republican., 1888-04-22
For SILE...HorsEs .tvD Lors
By wASHNGToN pNNENHUW FIR
lnntlnmnl

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q - n g. tlNlt1.2 I'r tUti ,s....... 800
~ ne, ~ 2N'n per
Is = =. ltN'u. per foot t....................ij
l. Il W, 2iHNilO, per ........sne
J. = n ". iiN2lS &. per foot ,,,.,,.. .,.......st
l. 4 ". HNl!hh Uor foot ..... .......,......iis
isl n W. i"NNllol, Iti "'t''.,.,''''..........Sl
y n g. HN Nv per foot ......... ,..........bl'
VI II u ", ~. 1855. per fuut...........,.... ~
y e. iiXF! per foot IN
y II n W, 2iliNl.S pcr fuut.,................sGs
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y n ", 81 lNltO, per foot ,... .,....,...,Si g.,
q 4 ". !}!,NlD per fput...,. ...........- .-!ib
Y = e.. 2lNHl5. per foot .....,.."... .,..."il
,tn W. ij. per fout..,...',,, .,...,...Nl5
turcuran Il GlS02G. per foot ...."..,......Sl,ip
Delaware ave. y -. lty 80, per foot ,.,..u..,jl3
Fast capitol r., NNigs. lor foot ............p2]'
MRs'gchn'"''e ave. %, g.. ~ lr" woN', per
Massachusetts ave. SO. I#...rI r. foot. .i,,
Mas-Hchi''c'i- ave, % ". E't't! f"" r..S W
Lot = s1Hr" ~, l"r foot ....................ii ir
Nyw York ave. n. W. ~, lul, per foot .....;Js
l'lul" Island ave. ~. W. ldtNpl. Vcr tlNt 20 b
pumbartol -, !1N,.. p,t fu1t ...............'i
WEST MN~lIlNGTON,
I Ihr 4, d, nyp% T., lhr%M: w"rcfN'',h 'i...sii"s
g.tory hr.rh m, /. 21th u ..........o......l .l,ID
sluuin brick Market - ....,.,.,...........ISD
ir,vm brick Market ~ ..,........,, ....,.i nlN
story II rurm brick 3l-' ST ......... nttl
llruu luirk 3ist i......"...........,. ..,.iiun
li room frame Hl.' = ............. ......s. ~
~ cr,um frame. 3l,t .tu.,...... .....5.r'l
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W l''N ill't ~! :. ,'s'' ..s'.''.,'''''''.hNNl
" room brick ..l
Nlh'h !ll Is. '-l ~I t.,...,,,.,,I ~
sruum brick, I'D i ........................9 ,tl
.. story " ruufh frame. .Hi'u.i............. 2.Jrl
story ~ Room hriri " - '....,........u...r. ~
story rHur l'iyh. VI - ..., ....,,......,gS , 80
. story NIyHn Ur.,s. VI e ..u.......... 3, w
story brick luu.u. VI ~i....... ............. ,Nl
d ~I"N NIhNh LIlh. VI r'...,.,.s'. ....,,..,,. |sNl
lD puutu h'l h. " 4
o. rFl lH % n -'......... ......,..,.... sNGl
u room hrl,k. y .'.......................
T. 'ruuIn lr.uh. N N.I.......,............. :. ~
~ ru.rI 'FpH.. ~ ..... .......... ....... $50
n rraW br',F. ~ ...... .......... ... p 10
3 3'iuN l2 u.nu. Iryh t-. ...,...,.,..... srAl
li IuuIu hrivk 90 Ell ......... ..........l !lni
i!ruum ldirk, 10 g .....,...........,....IOn'
jlriHks, rlpms uHrEI. - - ,... ...,..... toss
N i'uu hriu X. . Il ..,.n. ...,......,...,ittu
lUruOm mi, X. 4 - ........ 'is
lOruum brick = = .......,......, ....,.,.. i.lF
Hruum brick. T. ,',,.....,...,,..... .... M
room frame. = st..........,......... .......... Ism
II room brick, . 4 ,,,........ no
= story Groom hiirk.. luuNsyl IN aria ave. .ii.DA
National Republican., 1888-04-22

il will be seen by the above table that the
scotch Oats Essence Company are fair and
honest. They do not claim To have u "curc
all, - simply the greatest medicine Of II, Kind
ever discovered, and capable of curing in 30
per cent, more eases lhan any other known
National Republican., 1888-04-22

No oNF can question our ability to sell NJ
wholesale prices, rs We are manufacturers
EiSCmnn Bros, corner seventh and T.,
National Republican., 1888-04-22

And in the same strain, many others.
Indeed SO enormous has been the increase
in the sale of this remedy that the Board of
Trustees, at their last annual meeting, de-
cidcd to build a new and much larger fac
tory near Bay Shore, Long Island, and We
were shown by the Business Manager, Mr..
+. j. Cannon, the architects plans that have
been submitted to the Board and acccptc |,
the engravings Of the new machinery, the
details of the new printing house and bind.
cry, the bottle works, &C., &c. The ground
has been selected, and rs the company are
daily running behind on their orders on ac-
count of lack Of space, II is certain that
work will be commenced at once.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
HUNTING WEALTHY WIVES.
now MANY MisMNTCnES COME
TO BE MADE.

Young Men Keeping Up Appearances
with Slim Purses Dancing FAITH
fuliy on society to secure Rich
Partners Results Following suci
Marriages.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
bargains For the Ladies',

Where the richest and most attractive goods
are displayed and the prices come within
reasonable figures, there will be seen the
ladies examining, admiring, and purchasing
At Kings Palace, Sli seventh street north
west can be found the most elaborate stock
of ladies goods and wrappings TO be seen In
the city Running abreast Of the trade, the
and speclatics, and finds II to his advantage
10 have them In stock, II helps him rs buSi'
ness man, and gives Il reputation that brings
custom,
National Republican., 1888-04-22

HOUSEKEEPING goods of all kinds including
fine oil paintings, for sale AT cash prices on
small weekly or monthly payments, Gatcly
K AldrCh 1oI Seventh street northwest,
National Republican., 1888-04-22

FOR S.tLE--- HOTNES .iND LOTS.
EOR SALE HOUSES ANDLOTS
~
WASllINGTON DNNENifONER
successor tu Eisenhower Il SOM.
REAL EsTkTE NNDIN~lI,NNCG BROKER.
iiliFSr. N.W.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
Lctter. Irnm rnilsnt..

10 state that very decided hcucit resulted
from the treatment. although a p9t,ci cure
Mu. ILni l.lniMnl
National Republican., 1888-04-22

Letters from
patients them
selves whu have
used this remedy
| and bpaucurcd by
H. are piled In
stack. aud on
4 liclyc, In the Or
l licc. while the
rcpurtcrwds there
q single mail thai
came in yirldo |
words of praise
and rOnnIgnda
National Republican., 1888-04-22

NI VERNON, MI. VERNON.
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves ith.st, wharf Daily except SuulJ for
Mt. VERNON,
A. 10 O'Clock o. m; returning reaches Wash
ingtOn about 3;J0p, IN.
/. l. BLAZE, Captain.
National Republican., 1888-04-22

" II cured me uf % paralysis that had con.
fined me tO bed iur Ncnr. ! am Z! yrur- u.
gee. :, ABBEY, kingston, N.I.
National Republican., 1888-04-22

Very good results from your mo ,i"inr.'
L.. BRl11ON, Long Branch, sd.
National Republican., 1888-04-22

My wife used Your E>scnr" with great hon.
rtit and says She wuuldn't be- without II.
ritar Factory. l'rst Ave. aud ,Ith St, New
York.
National Republican., 1888-04-22

Having u.od scotch ont l,,onon rc'lm.
m,ud 1t tu an" Mrs. ALICE &, WHEELER
=; tatlUlmc st, Saratoga springs, S. Y.
National Republican., 1888-04-22
IMPROVED.

l,t 4 ne, iI>;u price per foot ,............S lNl
lst Il. " s5>li" price per foot. ...,...,". 'Il'
lSi n ". WNl,u. Price lrr foot .......,,,. 80
l>t i, ", 5I,Nl l,i@i, price per iuu',....,. 1Go
~ =. u " 500 ~, feet, prize pur iuut.., 100
~ i II ", @Alr, rricr prr foot ........,.... 80
ri i II ", lSNIO Ter foot ,,,. lul
I'd i, ,c, an\S2, per foot ut..........,,,r,... !1u
ad IT, So, INlN, per foot Observation-Disclosures. !lr
III u. ", ONlh, FER foot .,.....,..,.,," .,. So
~ It., cor, VI IT, : ", per foot ...,.,,,,.,. 2ir
~ cor. l. i, II e, per luui ui............ i'u
hill IT, ~ e. HNlrN lur uu,.,,r,,, .. ,,,,.,,,. jU
hl Il e. luO, hcr foot ...,,.,,,,, ,,...,,
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Gih IT, n e., HlNlUl, per foot. ., S'
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