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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
THE COUNTY mGIsLArIvE TICKET.
For Representatives.

For the state senate.
I'M CREWS WV. MCDOWELL
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sp.ci.I t,uiIetI,.

NAsHiNotnN, OF ~ lNlo M, lss2
Observer. Memphis
Hoist COLI vsFr signal Tcmuefatutc viii hu
- to- HF H.IuHk in. saturday
g s.. "Hsftr, thiyi signal Onicrt
htusofoS, oct o.. srm. isss
Observer Momp'
Fxprt .r .s -..f.dTy morning In tolaer, dis
tficis Of Is Hf arressor
H..rtN, thId signal Ofnccf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

For Representatives.
W l. CLArp. RICHARD ODLUM
RALPH DAVIS, A. RENkERE,
DR. u. q. GOODWIN
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AN EXTRAORDINARY oFrEn.

Ths management Of tbs ArrrlL has determined
70 oncf 70 thoss who viii undertake lists u new
subscriber 10 THE WISELY ATRIAL cash prlnoa In
The following amounts
For the largest lie, Of new subscriber. ......sioo
FOR the second iArgcs, list Of new subscribers 10
For the Third largest list Of new Subscribers 90
For the Fourth largest H., Of new subscribers 10
For the Fiith Largest list Of ncw Subscriber no
For the slaui largest lat Of new tubscrbcn- no
fof the Ten ncIt largest llsb OF new sub,
scriter go each ... ........................ 100
Tor the Twenty three merit largest list Of now
subscubos. y each ................- iib
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UNFAIR QUOTATIONS..
THE MERIDIAN NEWS AGAIN RE-
TURNS TO THE CHARGE,

Ana Wants to Know, You Know, Why
New Orleans Quoted Cotton at One
Price and Returned Sales 3-1o Cents
Lower.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

rOR CONGRESS-Tcnth District,
HON. JAMES PHELAN Of S,oJy County
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
FOR PRESIDENT.
rOR GOVERNOR.

FOR vICE.pRESIDENT,
ALLEN q. THURMAN, Of OHIO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

Tho management Of the Fall Of Paris
complain that spectators arc permitted 10
appear nightly on the roofs OF several Front
street stores and ON the roofs u nearly all
the Howard row stores overlooking the bluG
whore the spectacle Is given. This Of Itself
Is not The right thing 10 do In reference TO
an exhibition gotten up for the benefit of
the mercantile interest Of McmphiA
Thursday night brickbau were thrown into
the auditorium from the roofs Of Howard
row stores by rufIians who thereby cndan.
gcrcd The lives Of men, women and chill.
dron. VIII tie police authorities step In
promptly and prcvcnta recurrence Of these
muFdorous acts by arrcstlng the ofendcrsg
There VIII bo no performance tonight
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

In addition to the many temptations ever
present In Memphis there will be twelve
new ones in town At the iheaicr next week
One Of them is Mile Don.anti, premiere
danseusc, who twenty-five years ago had the
New York gildcd youth At her feet, when
she was the ppttiest woman who had ever
danced behind the iootlights.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-28
TERMS, TITLE. ETC.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is owned by
CHARLES H. and GEORGE B. KITTINGER, who are
amply able carry the enterprise just advertised
1t is their intention work upon the houses
at once and push them through to completion
possible
All those securing lots entitled to houses shown
by map can Of work has not been commenced on that
particular the date of award have choice of the
two cottage designs shown at office One of the
houses will be Of the Queen Anne design costing $1,000
One will be of design, costing in the neighborhood
of $50 each and the balance three in number will be
of modern design-four rooms hard finished cottages
complete in every appointment and could be dupli-
Gated for less than $500 each.
The building of houses will create homes for ten
families will enhance the value of all remaining
lots The title to jackson and Rainier Streets Ad-
dition is Guaranteed to Be Absolutely Perfect, and
everything be carried precisely advertised
or money will be refunded.
Remittances be sent by mail express.
TERMS 500 down, SIS 18th of August
$50 on September Ist and remaining $50 on or be-
lst day of October on execution of the deed
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noE.s POPULARITY.


a San Francisco paper, asssssisi2Bs
Tor the fact that while brilliant Amer
can writers have been proud 81 a cir
e,isafion ~ $500 for any Of their
books. Rev. r.. T. Roe was safe tn
printing first edition 81 Sefsp, *
plains that his reader were ti'ose 1ho
had never entered tsse great fiela o.
fiction; who looked spgn s Fsovel a a
abosuinatlon ~ho real R0es- books
f,ecanse the prefsx Of Rev. b Chr
authors name ~aS guzfaniea 81
morality. Although hi. novels we're
eosnmouplaee and gushing they we're
NO far In advance Of ss,e Sunday -seheoi
hoax, which had hitherto constituted
the lighter mental fos,d OF the religions
masses that theehAnge was delightful.
This II probable the true ISOLATION Of
one of the great piizkiez Of modern ~
eratnre. The dayoarer 81 gyods-
goody literature has ieen led 1Bc step
higher the change has ieen heaiihisi.
Let Roe's readers nov continue the
evolution OF their minds They WI
find riches ready 10 their hands oi
which they never dreamed Their
moral sense will not be 1alless u ali b.
reading about real fiesh.and blood
peoric
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-28
CRANE & DICKEY,
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

ATA NETTING or THE DEMOCRATIC
n CoHaty Committee Of King County.
held July u. -. IL WAS directed that =
Comfy Convention ie heid 81 the Court
House Ia seattle on TUESDAY. August II.
isss, At , O'Clock, +. NJ, for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for county offices
AID se3eniing Delegates 70 the Democratic
Territorial Convention All persons OPP
posed 20 the Republican organization Of
King Coaniy Eho Ase willing 10 unite
with " IA favor Of an honest and econ0m-
ieai administration Of public affairs are In.
Sited to Join Ia the selection Of delegates 10
said County Convention.
II II recommended that Delegate Flee
tons he held al The usual polling places on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, lSsa, AT
O'CLOCK. +. n
The following Is the appor;ionment.
based upon one delegate for each 50 votes
(uF fraction ai so cast at the last general
election for the Democratic candidate for
delegate Ia Congress
Arthur /. Afondaic 1. Pay View /. Black
Diamond ?. Cedar River 2, Dnyals |, DB-
wGnish ?. Enumciaw ?. Fails City /,
Franklin /. Green River ], Houghton /,
Jaa8ita I, Hot Springs 3, Newcastle &,
asceela ], Rrmofsd I, Eeuton 2. sHnnycsaie
!. samRmish /. .aoquaiinsc /, Sguak ]. sal
mon Bag I, slaughter 2 Seaitic--firsi
ward Il. Second Ward IA. Third Ward Q
Fourth Waris lifusYiiie p Talt l. Union
4, Vashen i. White River 2
The voters Ia the inte precinct OF Eagle
Gorge viii so 10 Ennmciaw.
e u. EMERY, Chairman.
I'D T. TERRY Secretary. jylat&wfd
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SALT AND rnr rAnurr.

Ex-Congressman n g Hofr, of sag
NAV, Michigan. in recent campaign
speech II Minneapolis. gave n very
clear Illustration ot the working OF the
taxih In connection with tbs manulac-
tafe OF salt, which article, hy the way,
Democrat have Tor long time heen
saEer TO pat GA the free list and which,
through the Mills bin, they propose
deing.
In is0n tho salt 81 the United staies
cost, as rule, at the manufacturing
establishments s. a. a barred In 1851
high duty WIS placed on the article.
md AZ once the salt industry In Miehi
gan and New York began 60 grow aud
wax strong. According 70 the penip-
cratic theory The price Of salt to the
consumer should have been increased
by The amount 81 che duty bat. some
how or ether such docs not appcar -
have been the ease rorriEn salt Nas
shut out, the american industry I've
gan 20 flourish. healthy competition
set In and the prize began Immediately
10 iali From s. a. barrel in iSn il
fell to 81 - IN tSSi In tsssa IL WAS
81 A.. In Isss Il had fallen o. 81 10
In tSs6 il could be pafchssed for ~
cents. In 1854 il was - cents. and to-
DAY salt in the Saginaw valley can be
bought for 50 cents barrel barrel
, and all, and the haFfeis cost - cents
each. That l.. for II rents enc can
purchase so pounds os the best salt,
which lew price has hcen attained
through The working 81 oas "ruhhcr
tariff" system,
Had We locked 10 other cosntrics for
salt, the minss and wells sn ,hc United
States would never have hsro aeyel
opel, a great industry in which ;hca-
sands If mcn find employment wonld
not have lseen created, competition
would have been thing almost gn-
known, aud salt would have ycmalnc,,
nearly as dear in price As it Vas in thc
sixties Profession has halis pp eur
SAILS manufacturing establishments L
has reduced the prizes 81 the ARTICLE
and through ig thousands ~ working
,acn dnd employ ment al WAGES aver.
aging 81 Il pr aay wsthea' pro4ec'
ton We would Ia ollsgod 80 comp.te
with Canadian sas works, ga which
the average day's wage, Is az cents.
In order 10 ooa,pc,c sut.cssialiy sscge.
f9Fe, il Weui3 bc necessary On paw H,va
in the sal, industry in tAe iuile,l
States ahoat ope-hsA II what they arc
now receiytns
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$50 LOTS IN LAKEWOOD ADDTTID0&
Two close I Madison Theae
$175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON STRBBT
Beautiful View.
100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEAIIll

more los, should yotf. through sickness or
aes-isieisi, become pressed for money sou
have only 10 present your checks a. the
bank and th~s viii be cashsd on the spot
Ter thstr fuif face Fai1c.
Icn are. therefore. By The option aud
privileges We offer. Insured against acct
dent foii are your treasurer and banker.
aud al the same time an owaer Of valuable
property.
elaossA yoH Al any time, however. Present
ShT checks at the bank tor payment ihey
viii be immediately hon0red aud for
VARIED 70 ", aud yos thereby annni al
Nights Of purchase II the said Hand.
We offer golden opportunity aud advise
VOC % buy now. IAsszs wait fof tine aud
negligence 10 a.feea you the opportunity
of saying, ruusa hare bought such aud
such . l0i q few usonshs axs, for 80 saaen,
and uow II Is Ength 70 much
Make yoar tuaD1ae. no matter bow small.
earn s9snessInS, -ef your rorner-sl0Ee
tsfore sAs sss0fs and benefit from the al.
vance
TfagsceatirseDtai railroads are beading
Tor seattle.
Misunderstanding y fougsShing AID gruw-
ing sstn i4eslfhy growth
GENERAL commerce Is 10 s.afe 81 sab
sIastiai progression.
The daily papers arc allied with Accounts
Of ae = enterprises.
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HOW To BUY LAND.
cer'iAed s'nsess. Payable as sigh
ON the Puset seuad alfonat
Rank t.sven as security
for Hoe.y Invested.

70 those sis-irous Of buyiEs property on
time, asssi fsessmins property owners and
A~isa issrsss, ~ s,fser the iosiowsng.
We VIII aliesz ygu frasn thrc.s ;aonfhs 10
tre years time. according 10 the Land vot.
select
We e.ssrgr Delther I5rtE1ltEa nor Interest
on TINS payments. and viii give yoa 8 war
ranfF steea
~ eaYe lots a. fo and 81 that are close
- Madison xtrsef and are within 3 -affissz
- uile and a BALI miles Of the y.fs,gstisss
AnsF az Net and are dssirAasie lots.
We rvs niTr onig 10 per- ceai- IS al earnest
ti'e lad atasssant q each and syerY sufrs.-
i'ls'sief azss1 We viii give atessI.ied cheek for
: 'seus fsa5 uaenf.
Tbs riss'tk j. drawn by Che Puget soans
) ). q stsisss bank and Is made p4yal,le a.
slzts. TINS granting ;.fle purchaser zsxsat-
szss Sssa privileges thai Aaye never been
sse5aTs offered
af'ss soa h.9e hazgssnes Tor one or
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rALrAnIg smrosTons.

The proceedings Of TIE eoloFeti
Democratic conference a. indianapolis
read like nn account Of u meeting Of
The Detroit I.imekiln Club. except that
Brother Gardner and tiiva,iam Jones
always maintained good order In the
club. The prime movers IN this affair
seem 10 be H. Thomas Fortune. 81 the
Democratic Ncs York ssa. and Gorion
Street. OF the Democrats Boston
Herdk., who are running the conven.
ton rs an assignment from the
managing editors OF their papers.
They have an attendance from Pull
man car conductors and ofiiee.scQkers
NJ delegates but not a single oolored
man Of national reputation Is found IN
the gathering Their assumption OF
authority 10 transfer the colorcd vote
~ Cleveland IL the most prcposteross
thing that has yet lransplrei in this
campaign win they now cap the
climax BY a vote Of cen-arc OF the
octogcparian Fred Douglass. who i
working among bis former ieliow-slayes
for iiarrisons election2 The Indian
apoiis people represent only them
selves. or rather their employers This
shameful convention injuries the whole
race; il viii he argaed in the Soath
that II representative negroes, a. they
claim 90 he, the best educated and
most Influential, cannot hold dciibera.
tive session without blows and reyol-
yers and hrawiiDg. colored people are
not tit 70 he trusted with the conduct
Of government II these indianapolis
politicians are typical negroes. then
the Mississippi bulldozer has some
excuse for his deeds. Were the confer
enee not held in Democratic CITY
there would be some psospsci that the
delegates On masss might he arrested
and fined a. disordefly and for carry
ifv fonpeaictl 4Naauaua
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Transportation System.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is connected
with the business of Seattle by the Jackson Street
Cable Railway The road starts at the of Jackson
and Second Streets very central location and up
Jackson street to Lake Washington passing within a
hundred feet of the Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad
dition. The will every minutes and in less
than three months the service will be adjusted
pass every minutes The fare and from Jack
and Rainier Streets Addition is only cents, being
low the cheapest car fare in the Northwest.
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seattle IS the center o. sst5F
fjsthS 81 he Puget So1Dd df<ffse - Z. ~
British liam hia and AIs.ks ". + -
fsr ! Largo proportion ~ itssff ~.
e.hantlIsss, r,aeisifery and s1pZs,s r.. n
Tie wholesale houses Of Ses
atielpfia. Boston, chicago ~ ~ p
cisco recognize seattle a. tls s'.2 Fl II
mari. And are fsghilag t0Slh =
her patronage. .<<<sIok
Esery week herAsds fhs $3.50 So r.; -
a ,sss ageney Ia our midst y -
lasroaaffinb - their wares -
Cafiie cars connecting be1e 49,
city. with mapy otnes - - 81
uri&,.s are lstif questions q y r. i
Fos these reasons and fi,c, Y -. f.
ers -, arc .slthsn ready cad.
n goa Ar 10 Washington ~
your heaitis. make II PfssslI..e - &
yoa ar here for iuyest1sess 81 8!
pricss sse ioH- -. ~ =
a. ~, Fasf.ry states ehsspeK ~ - y
heFe aan's draw Interest y 49,. s
- 80, ma, ~. ssaefits 81 al nslse =
we eaa sell 80 ron ngss - - 2.
.i,eneer flyas we esa xfxfy - (. e.
date. IN hsr& G
e,s,.s', ~ real state prices = T.,
On y, egwers Il will bring y
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To Contractors.

NEALEn FRufIgS AIS WILL EE RE.
y ceSsea by fhe Beard ~ sehaal pirec.
tors FOG District No l until o'eioss y m
Of Ausllst II. isS>, for the erection 81 tsso
sehcal buildings
Proposals 10 BE- made seysRr&telF kor each
Aaiidihe. sDd thu proposal must state the
time Required Tor lhc completion Of easti
Zach proposal mus be- accompanied BY
an sccepted bsak check II fEs Thousand
ssoissfs. inside pay able 80 the President %
the Hsassa which enegz will be forfeited 10
school District No. u tire party aeesisie 80
eslier Into = contract with Sseh security as
the beard may require.
II the seFwtes be not accepted The cheek
VIII he refRraed
Plans and specifications rnsy ise seen q.
the ofsles 81 " E. tssane, Architect
TIE Boar. reserves the right 10 rejecs
4sv esa all htsss sys,sd
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FiSt-ClaSs Private Boarding
HOUSE. COR, MARION AND FRONT
IL SIS. over Drug Store Board by day,
week or month. rls2
HER LIFE WAS SAVED.

c 4. Ballard. druggist. Of vaSsay. Mich.
SAYS "Mrs. 7 II Pratt. living about two
miles from herr, was very sick with con
sumption ard given up 70 die. persuaded
her ta take 'Arkex's English remedy and
In very short time her lung+ healed all
soreness went away. and 10 use her own
expression, Ny itte WAS saved or owe my
life % ACkcr's EuFlish Remedy 80 This
Tac,iieine is positive care for sM throat
and lung iroHhles. colds group. vheoptug
eaash aud asthma Sola on = positive
guarantee Nv 4. r. STEWART isi4 Nv
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METHOD OF AWARD.

oi and houses win take place ,he office Me
ectes one Of award
One of 1 e uunher viii judge and 5
list OF all the
VIII The viii
publicly announce each placing them IN ballot box Jpen toson Of
ncaatae the which the houses
VIII be furnished the iHagc who viii publicly each
the al the
h lorc them in haia box No
selected the Of sh
od thce a
the whole number house lot worth ali she
sal irnmS stSst
Fiaus q OF land b. had application
crested aa3s u Information call IN address,
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LOST AND FOUND

If0rNn = rive HUNTING poGs sol
lowed oar carriage from Black river
bridge owner fsn have sane hF eating
ga and paying Tor this nufice rEI.ESTlSE
81 VftRN, Louvre Restaurant psssS
| ufst--AN aFAL 81 ARP PIN. ANY ON
IL Finding ard RETURNING the same - the
ensiersisara will receive 3 reward CHAS
= MtNhAN iva a.
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GRACE HOSPITAL.

Thirteenth a., near Madison. seattle. ". T
nEA< " sSON. PRESIDENT. RESI-.
- aeuce Thlrd and Jefferson STREETS
n Eagicsotl. " ~ attending physician
asd suTgcon- office, Kenny beck, frosst -
CHE hospital i reached ty the ArDaa
way co&en ilnp pT axe Unicu strsct ears
furfkvts-ys
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sEw spvEErs-ExxSrs-
ON AND PASTEL PAINTING.

rms1Rts ROSS n FaEwEHS. FEffgEs
l yswx.rsrs Aza 1zsadsrxsze xitea - s5z5
essss P1sset Ye4nt5sx essksy IS ssssS ~ vi
Vate. * rezsszass{s TERMS - M. -
krss]g1. ~ k'Nits1szls.saa. zra gszplf If
fsari Hes@x Mr. rssilth Hs5i - Ysxssri 70
80 ser aae ~iskias sezs - ssTszfrs, -
2tH 4 = ga ~ fssx2xsnss Arf r<f5see. q ~
ssasslsse. etsFsaer s2etEnd sad B-s<sk- g-ek-
$50 .ys,3s+ss.ss sszAss
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

my ALDER AND FlR wgs8o CIT ANY
y de>sss9 ieaesh. IlrY kinaaag spe-
fza,tk. tsszi delivered q arr ssagt - the
Eifs Qirszers Ec-6trssG Al isas Faszs ssFVsf.
sfrsr4
aAis 81 IA REssEII- FFOFssesas-
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A f8sAstSr rtcNse-Fac vcmhft g.
she NsgAcaist PROTESTANT church vcaJ to
RavenaA Fsrk yesterday wht~g tsry el.-
stsses, thrsf annual piEu.c Tac Gark % as
Ia Ia urtsae. eoasi.iFring ttS usWHrss. ana
the weather Was }pst asVul teFieef NsrF
tuN hundred uAlitrtu 4ta o3ser ftik4
s.assiespAss<i sea ihrs lgsik possession 90
ne psf& SpriAess cryeks Hwfssgs sud AZ.
Ths s.eaii hhss fanut ihsif rFas1ysi arss as
ia saassNg YsaUE hlsrk cab, rrecata
esnsssresL me party retsss.ei ia iAt Gas
ID ftsa evening
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D xCEFNx9S.
los. NxNR.
MRS. MERCHANT.

4 sI.ATHyol sST AND TESf Nrnsl-M
: \ has arrived IA thss city fysssn foxfizRsl.
s,g~cass. xzs1 sfll rssaAia for q sheff time
tssssy Her tests are razsst eaE5sfsetssy rx-
rzs6sog hesiss. marriage 5assFaeys sad alb
ssnf friends. HeT ru.e=aS are e. Arifag;oa
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.

GENERAL HUNDRED ACRES or WEST
- Seattle land. splendid water front. ad-
Joining freeporf; 10 acres adjoining Kirk
land at SO per sore, 500 FOR lots cleared
and fenced. next TO Min street cable road
only three-4 naTfers OF q mile from the post
Office: several good bargains In business
property; SscFe tracts adjoining RaTeus
PARK. improved. running water. only 800.
GEORGE D0RFFEf..
ONCE, west side of Commercial street. M
stairs between NIB aud Warrington. IT.
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MONEY 10 ENAN-uN EEai ksFAEE
Vi caa-tel slorsszSe ~ rs'rsae%l serafigf.
LAR. tysAs 1Asass Ssgees- eFns@isc tsres
.lsasAl riS
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N5f Az GfnrEN3Nt, 5dFiis ltai0lasis
she soaas girl wha Zen lscs homs la Nertb
seafsls = ten ssss ags, st1 il WIS., slri'.ss-a
hsa Dlepea With saeuE man STA uAa-1
ske hAt aeasD kess,tis taia@AuF Nas t-ssas
fsSl esentaa. aa1 if sos arnsss saesr SIS
ne pisa Ia tae ease fas 81. tsoszse Ffs-
ssksa with hee esshrs stAitz sstasus t5aE
as,ss .ts.ut - she fvsidsaec o8 $3.50 81 Der
ar! tsfeasss il sesssher hsIi * sewn thSTV
she arlna3pet anti, Lass gNNasns. slis =
now a hcnse, aasl = ~srs keF iissle ssas
rasic caused - intsn task and reaaaleas.
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SHORTHAND.

EVENISS SHORTHAND AM TYPE
L. writing class special iass1us gwen
fupi,s takc1 a. auY iine Address MRS
LILLIAN ptNlkN, sfrroFraPher, Eshel.
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