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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12
Tue rri-sssts Games

s1s..asss ~ - xtls.es. ~sAA1A
sAxDUsKy. May tl.-Ihs game between
Wheeling aud the hons team TO-DAY
abounded Ia many brilliant plays. and re-
auired ten innings TO decide 1t. Daring the
last bali Of the tenth inning the Wheeling
players made a mcnaclng assault upon the
umpire. and the police bad TO De called in
10 protect him. vhsreupon he called the
game and gave IL TO sandusky 10 0. The
score stood a. follows.
ssad,nky.....-.-.-0 2 o o o o o o 0 l.
" nee ing g--..-.-.-.-.-.0 0 -
Base hits-sandslsky. :. Wheeling, >.
Effors-sandHky. . Nhceiing, Z.
sfriicx out--Hy u Brien, IL, hy ksauss. ].
Ratseries-of Br.su and Diii0n, Kratlss and
fsi<.
Jr4pire--fOung.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

Five hundred dozen Towels,
in Houck, Damask, Monte
and fancy weaves, at a bar
gain price that you will not
often see.
Sideboard, Bureau, Table
and Commode Scarfs, Tray
and Carving Cloths, Splasbers,
Doylies. ETC., stamped, plain
and fancy, at almost your own
price-for Saturday, May IL,
only.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

s1cSassts SlAsasxs Nte<NA
ToLEDo. May l.-Mansheld opened here
today and odtplsved the homs team at
every point Hitting Barney at will and
scoring fourteen hits with total Of twenty
beses. sorners pitched q good game and
was vel supported. The score stood:
Toledo. ........-..-l o o ? o o o.
Aansacld -..-........0 o 7 3 o '-li
Ra.e nlts- Toledo 8. Mansfield. is
trrors- Toledo. s. Mansfield,
Three base hsis-Tolcdn, I. Mansfield i
Home fun--oberla1fier.
batteries Barney snd Dunn. 5ommers and
Cter sutler.
rmpire- -McDsrmctL
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-12

wa t1esa rteAth
JAcxsoN. Mich. May lI.-Columbus won
the opening tri-stats gams with Jackson on
errors By Eagsrs as secsnd. two bases on
balls and a thrse-bsss hit IL was fine
exhibition aod fun OF sharp work in the
feld. The score;
Jackson .......--.---s Q 9
Earned rus Jackson. 4. Columbus. =
Rsss SffS-Jack ksou. q. Columbus. 10.
Esrr,r~-i &C xsnn SD. C0lrmbus 8
Three base aits-Nunyoa.
aafteriaS- Fit1- tainons. Flynn and Morrison.
Esndiooe and M to-
IruA. o.. Nay 1.-THE Tri.State base
bail season vas opened hers today BY the
zsnesvills and Lima clubs. The features Of
the game we're long running iy catch By
Miller 10 the taird inning and double play
Of Ncshsmrie. Swift and Myers The
score.
Iina ...--...-.-..-....--i 49, -
xsnesrliie..-..-----... . o.
Farnef rss-ss-Eina. 2 ZaneSvfe. L
Hsea nile-Liua. -. kanesTlhe. a
F'r-,fe. iraa. EansSvfle "a
Batteries srien and summers cum bert and
Iaurar.
Trapiru-Suiffrt1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-23

Five years ago took down with rheu-
matism. gravel and inflammation Of my
stomach. was two years on Iny back and
could not turn over. had the best medi-
cal aid Of seattle that money could procure.
But received no benefit. I was shipped
TO San Francisco. stayed there months
under expert medical care and received
some slight benefit there. All that time
suffered excruciatingiy I'm my stomach and
kidneys and my left leg was almost the
size Of two legs and as hard a. a rock its
whole length. could hardly eat anything
and was failing fast gave myself mp 10
die. In fact. thought II was only matter
Of days. About that time all the country
round me rang with the praise Of DR. J.
Eugene Jordan, and his new Hissogenetic
system, Of which he was the author He
took no cases unless they were given up as
incurable by other reputable doctors. He
charged nothing for services or medicine
and his object seemed to be 10 show TO the
world the coming revolution Of the medi-
cal science. had myself conveyed 10 him
To the Brunswick hotel, where his ONCE Is.
In one day AFTER taking his medicine the
terrible pain in my stomach that stayed
with me 10 many years and that doctors
east and west. of every school aud no school,
could not disiodge. vanished My bodily
health came back 10 me. threw away my
rrutches. And II it were not for the remain
ing stiffness Of my knee would be young
man again. This does not begin to tell the
suffering endured. volume could not do
justice, . pen could not convey it, 1t was
sleepiess nights and days OF torture, rest
was foreign TO me. All this transformation
10 health has now been q year aud have
no recurrence Of the trouble. am Is years
old. have lived thirty years near Seattle.
aud my many friep6s never expected to
see me about again. ! am still taking the
medicine aud have hopes to get the use Of
my knee back ! am positive had ! known
OF Dr. J. T. jordan and his great Histore-
netie system before was practiced ON Tor
years by all the big and little doctors.
should not have spent years of unutterable
misery. and thousands OF dollars In money.
In my opinion, having tried all kinds Of
doctors, there Is but one rational system Of
medicine. aud that Is the Histogenctic sys-
tein, aud having seen SO many other Ed
called ineurable cases Ike Bright's disease
and blindness, etc. of my neighbors get
well. I concluded that the Histogenetic
system Of medicine Ii the coming system
of the world and ell other schools viii have
to give way TO II - darkness 10 light
r. McSAir.
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lhaye been suffering from neuralgia OF
the heart FROM childhood aud have tried
countless remedies have inflicted every
kind Of misery upon myself In the vain
effort TO get relief. Doctors told me that
would have TO undergo . surgical operation.
Al lest when everything failed and | set
tied down TO despare. heard . great deal
aboa, pr. J. Eugrne Jordan and his new
system of medicine. sent for medicine,
simply describing my case. In weeks
time after taking DR. ia histoscnetic medi
cine all my misery Of lifes standing dis
appeared; that WAS three months ago. and
II was not only the neuralgia. bat | also
suffered from dyspepsia. would vonit mp
even drink Of water as soon as 10 wonld
get warm. Ey sufferin<s were % great that
often felt tempted to commit suicide. !
consider pr. Jo-ian's the cnly medicine
worthy o. that name. McLLIE DIX.
Whaicoin, W. r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-23

Ceifas Csrs#eHer The tenth semi
annual meeting Of the Upper Column
hia association OF Congregational
churches convened in the Memorial
churVh az Endicott Tuesday az $50 r
~ The programme for the afternoon
consisted Of organization, report Of
churches and business. The evening
service consisted OF the financial state
nlcnt Of Memorial church. raising
funds and the deiicatcry sermon.
The financial statement showed the
church debt 10 he Slisys. The call for
funds Was promptly met by suhscrip
tons 60 the anloant OF fss>l and that
with tlse $50 donated hy the society
frees the chnrsh from s.il indebtedness
Oar citiscns did notify IA subscribing
~ large a sum in addition 80 nearly
sitsn previously raised Tor the erection
az the church The deaicstory ser
mon delivered by Rev. J, Elwarsis OF
Spokane Falls was very aide and aff-
propsiate enc. Thefc i complete
programme Cor "Wednesday which us
are ansl,ie O. give. Among the reveEeai
gentlemen present arc q. HI, Atktn-
son. n u. Portland; r. W, Waiter.
csiliax. q. X An,iru>. Cheney, y x.
i.consls, wallA Waila: }. Edwards.
Spokane Fslis. A. IL Hexells. cheney
] Davis, Pullman, =. J. Slayer. Rita.
vile. sud Pastor Host, Pennington.
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49, . . III egPtUpflneng 80 nen-
dled t1onsand dolIass Ssr - ersrtion
q put1ir b1fldine = Al,entown. 90
- ~ I&rsest ztiesin NJ dldsfex me
rrestdeaf assnred Mn slsas = vvzsd
rim 4 ard thas II wnnid h<roHe :
Iaw- 60vdeu no4i6ed Ne esf1zens q
Allentown thss ~ hah wSuh pe
siRn<d and they mt desegzfson %
washingtsn 10 thank u psesdens-
Representative sov3en srcDmpAnse'i
ibis delegation = she WHIT houss'
uherr ~ spokesman fofmziiy e
pressed 70 Nr. Cleveland ne TANKS
a he peofie 81 AIlentovn- ne psesp
dent received The de3<enocn eksany
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Seattle IL shs center Of supp,y 10 isRaos
Of The Puget SQUAD dfstrsets
Britain oplaBbis aaa Aiaaks look - -
large propostsen OF tb~tf OpssrAi nes<naD
dtss, wsehinssy ana suppitss
Ths wholesale bcusss 81 Neu Yosss H.
depats. Bsssoo. Chicsge ed trsnee
secsxaizs Ass'tls - ths usrh Psciee -
soa are AShkas seotn cad asi for - -
spoAee.
Ev~rs week hsra,ds 10 ~stsb'ishnsss = :
o sgs.cy 10 oar mi sst TO- the $40 o. H.
ductio, Al hsir w<sss.
cabls cars connect & bssh Gods Of Ne
9Th Dlny otasr import snt spterpffsess
q question Of fec ve-ks.
Sor sbsse rzz-o . and thoussnss Of ese4S
that are within ready csH. 90 -ay bay.
ty~u are in w4sainzt a Territory fos -
besish, mike 10 n psoat.bis visit. yea
hsr. Cor isVes m-ns. euy vhiie priess ere -
Spcn expses-tsns a. Il cur prsp~ry 10 ~
eastern s,sfes shs1psx tssn csn Gus sefss
ssr dfss interest ON tdis money or fse4 =
Dsneai Of an aas2oc-.
We esn .tl "a yo1 aou ten per crEs. fnszpS
than Sc cas- sxis ds5s from this dsss. -
bpTsay sad saa, hiss ell ave ne ssms
f~es ~ real s-ts~ pixies - 4 Viz base -
aJsefs l. viii e<iss them ~.
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rs J. ysassSx JOknAS--ne s3r,-I beg
e. tske tnls opportunity % ata nv mite vi
Sfa,efei rcs>asnisiaEs IN wear aasacrcas tsssl.
.souiais fsF eeaes.s derived lross your IN
eaeAASsi medicines Al ms life sufFrr.s,
fron x&Ssre,<iA and Inactivity % the liver.
taxing shc iarsa q violent SICK heaisehes
4ai severe gramps. Ny safvrsn<s were
saass fassuse ard hs3 hcvu astea.srs. ~
anHssrssls physicians, witseai nsllct As.sai
s'svee ta1a;a< ass ss-xn tssias yeH- Hs.-
ia<a,ncgs pssssie.ugs ais, mssg cosless /!
sxa Vcsy afsic faith n aslnS -. ! was
y-ersevcsipx ,Ssssga sud 80 icw week. /
exF.criseccs srSs; resscf In tw1 Eaoasas
,.zs.slss ~ ssVe ths as.asss. Al pcesSai an,
isEiecssx sasess. sSz eat EaythiBg without
81 isrssEeinE }segassasensS ard il = vita
tsc gessz4 >iacx7r sEssiggSse tnst Roe Ia
sssi,zs azsslf Mss~s Gfatsfuliy.
MsS. " THoxas
THa. ls.is i eess sesEsr in tAe ,>vsssix
- sts. staF c34e~.
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NJ daughter. Mrs r Richard. Sterling,
" T.. Was pretty bad with consumption.
hieeaiax irem the lungs aud the cough gen
orally chAracserfstie Of that dreadful nsis-
ay. The disease was fcus years standing
came ~ pT. J, Eoscne Jordan nay daugh.
being too fesh;e 10 come she took the
dectar's medicine a week and began 20 fee
better In ABA: two meaths time from
sirsi taking the medicine she sntsreiy re
covered. sixte this paslicsiiy from q
sense of daty to The unparalleled Hissog-
uesic sys,Ea Of medicine and 10 sasFsrlag
humanity a. large. J z SMITH
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FROM SLYMPIA.
How Neweirs Appointment 10 Re-
eesved-Memorial Exereises-Oth-
ar MaHa.

How NeweIrs Appointment 10 Re-
eeived-Memorisl Exereises-Oth-
Or News.
oLyxriA. May 2.-The appointment Of
W. A. Newell, Of this city, as pension agent
for this district, has been the subject Of
much discussion for the past two days.
The Posr reporter con
ycrped with persons OF all shades OF poiiti-
cal opinion. but was unable To ind bat one
instance where the appointment Was ia
vorably received. The people seem almost
unanimous IA their di<approyal OF the APP
pointmept. and many have Declared that
they will do al they can 10 have the bust
ness Of this district transacted by the ex-
amEnef located at Seattle, The republi-
cans are particularly indignant. rs they
consider II n reward for bis course ia help
Ing 10 defeat heir candidate for delegate
In the last election, besides, ever since the
republican members Of the last Legislative
council voted against Sewelfs nomination
as trustee Of the insane asylum he has
openly declared that he viii be the eaiisc
OF the republican candidate for dclcgaic
is~lnx 10 0Ou votes In the next election. Not
wishstanding these facts. he rtrenaoasly
rssents being called q mugwump and in
.ists that he IL Republican A prominent
Democrat 81 this city said he had no doubt
that Ia addition to other considerations
which Newell received for his services In
the last campaign. he Was also promised an
Office ia this Territory by Voorhees,. In ease
he should be elected and that Voorhees,
having been elected delegate and scmpic
appointed governor. the scheme was con.
coeted bctwcen them OF appointing Newell
n the Republican member OF the board of
trustees ~ the asyium-the law providing
that mol more than two should he ct the
same political faith--shus partially hiding
the fact OF Newel's purchase and at the
same time relieving Voorhees, from cmhar'
reSsment In urging the appointment Of Z
council BY vote Of 10 10 2 having refused
TO confirm this appointment. the only al
tentative was 10 secure their ally the sp-
pointmcut with which he h now favored.
MEMORIAL ExEscisss
The Geo u. Thomas Post @. A. X. al its
meeting last night. decided 10 make no
public demonstration On Memorial Day.
They will attend service Of the Methodist
church next sunday morning. and on
Memorial pay viii visit the cemetery tn a
hsiy and decorate the graves Of the de
parted comrades II In requested that all
persons willing to contribute send towers
10 the Grand Army ball on the morning OF
Decoration Day.
HaxyfrtE>.
c. H. ballard. Esd, Il ia the city. hasin.
romo direct from the salmon river mines.
He viii probably remain here for some
time.
The cirulars which we're prepared by
the heard Vt trade To advertise OLYMPIA.
are being distributed by the secretary ot
the board II Il probable that mHn will
travel throughout Oregon and Washington
10 distribute them.
Engineer W. brown has len foe che
halls county 30 secure the right Of way for
the Olympia and orsy's uafbcr railroad
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WHIST shs SEQ Yssneases ChrsnteIe
Has - ssy Absus 49, ssessis


Has - ssy Absss 49, seattle
from t,ss chroaieI~. May isth.l
II q stated that within two yeafs trains
can run from seattle 20 SPOKANE Falls
eixfy miles ~ rD4d eat from seattle arr
now IN opersfion. snd sixfy miles west
from fpokAar Falls are In pforcn q con.
ssruefi8u. This rcd when completed VIII
give spokane Falls difees concentration
Win fIde wnfer, and win connect seattle
with the productive basin 81 the Columbia
liver. so psajerted uiispsd IN the north
west viii b. d more utility than this one,
= Il viii open mp . magnificent district
and make II available for proatsble oecu
Win regard % the eastern terminus Of
this nnd. spokane Fails. II h probably al.
resiy vei1 known that Il IL one OF the most
donFishing towns In the whole Northwest.
II 4 the c~ntef 81 wonderfully productive
mining country. u has already attained
rank q . mercantile town, and ~ water
kssfes, bids fair 70 make IL . great manu-
featuring center II 10 claimed that the
river will furnish the equivalent q llt00u
horse poWeY 1T low water and 2to.pW ~
high water, which exceeds the wstef power
Of Minneapolis. and II more than sumcicnt
10 run the entire manufacturing plant Of
al the New England stntea
between Spokane Falls and Seattle, dis
tsnee ii something over 10 miles. there IL
. great variety Of country. much OF II be
ing fne grain land. while other portions are
timbered. The greater portion VI the grain
laud h high aud rolling with deep.
rteh soil easily titled and highly productive.
This soil, II Il claimed, rarely washes away
under heavy rainfall. and never cracks
during the dryesf season. The proportion
of grAin-fearfng land exceeds the range or
grazing land. In acreage, BY something near
tu0-thirts, and Irrigation II not required
II Ia not claimed. Of coufse, that all the
farming land IL equally productive, but "
is certain that on and adjsrcnt to the line
Of the propoecd railroad there h much land
Of excellent quality which this road viii
make desirable aud valuable. and that The
road win develop . magnificent agfieuit-
ural district.
There enn b. no reason Why the future Of
Washington Territory should not be bril-
liant. She possess every element when Is
requisite to her progress and prosperity.
and ~ soon ~ q Democratic House o. Hep
rrxenfafiver can BE- induced 20 permit her
10 lay aside the gasb Of childhood and To
don the attire Of statehood. she viii assume
the position In the salary Of States To which
she u entitled. both b. her natural resources
and by the energy and enterprise OF her
ls.s.f.
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wtnESfso sSceNn srKExs.--A 4.
Fell. who was apPoiatc,l 81 the lat
meeting 81 the CHS coGacu "a sccars
stcesicstssns ~ land Tor the Si1cnins
~ esegd sfNec.. rcfesTs that he j.
,ssevtias with gratifying sps,re,>, sud
fAs,res isss he Al ~ s l. - ssrs e
lie. sassoa s;rssls fus t..e q hole icagsh
81 the prNissssel improvement Sithoa,
1ls.icatts.
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.fsSTSass Ifsfs.af In the ease - TIE
Tegsissssy ". Gns frdjass rs a the
& heFasea y 10 "a >srssyesa tlse ffSh ,rss,.
ca the nAylses Ia isll. Saa hase t<en
waigl1g the as.tipa * tsse rsansl IaFy
TIE sszAnfissea WRsv Giszhsxks,i as
Monday last, the eSS> haysag euxn
throw d oas u court.
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.
500 Acres OF First-cla~s Land. north
q Green Lake. sssee eniy.
this he q big bargain

JHAyE cor An IMMENSE isSf or THE
] rssosgseSt RAJ estate IN <-Mtsse sad Atus
FsSgsaay, "a Aicis osfez Al sSS.socs p-.css
GEORGE nssgFYEi.
OsssS N'-st SIDE - Commercial sl-eSf, up
stars. assvexu Nil zz4 " ssAia xten- -
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, Altas yoa hsys bsreAsnsi foe one or mors
lots. shoald yoa. through stcsnsss Or seeadent.
come p,e-s-d fog msssy you save oalv n
pr.ssss your cheeks az the b~nt and ihey v1il
% easbed % the SPOT Tor ,hstr iuli face va,us
you sss thsse orr. ~ shs option sol p vi
leres ve oGsr. i-surot sgstnss scridsat. You
are yeaR tssssursr aud barker, snd 81 Ne sone
tine as owner ~ vzlasb4s psossfsy.
IN uid yca ~ any itsne. however. ~. ssns
the cheek q sAos tor paym-st thsy viii -
imnsitstslS hsnsrei sua fervsrse.l 70 - and
yes hsr~by sunal al ftshts Of purchase u ~
- Il lid.
We eser o. len oppettunisy snd sdviss
ysu to huy Gov. Dosr Osfs 10. ttrs end reg.
Iis-ucs ksoss you the o. por: snlsy u ssyins
could hsy8 eaash. saeh I'D saeh Ios fes
nsooths ego fos 50 mseA and nos Is 10 soFth "a
uu b.
Nsls yrsr ssc c.sse, no matter bag sm n, carr
. Tie 81, ses your corr<s ssons before tAe
beon sud bsf &C. f-crs fhs .vxaes
I;sese. rtfasosAi 1Aiifsats sss hs4dtzs for
tes,tie.
Nssafsesurizg 10 n,arishsax apd growing
WITH ks~,ray srosth-
esserAi esfaBs G. y T. ssais Of subs;snfls
pTowessisa.
/, The axsiy vscsrs are alisd viii aessunts Of
nsu tGterpsisss-
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS BUILDERS.

CEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
y up to Thursday. May sist, 1855, for the
labor and materials necessary In the cree
ton and enclosing of the centre building
and two wards for the proposed Hospital
for the Insane, TO be built ut Medical Lake,
Spokane county, W. I.
Bids win be taken for the construction Of
the building both in stone and brick.
Bids viii also be taken for the whole or
the separate parts of the same, including
excavation. stonework, brick york, carpen-
fer-work. painting and glaxiLs. galvanized
Iron and tin work.
A certified check TO the value OF ten per
which will be forfeited to the Territory
should the bidder fail to qualify with good
and acceptable sureties TO the value OF
eighty per cent of the contract price with
in ten DAYS after receiving notice Of the
accordance Of the bid
All bids not made out on blank forms, or
unaccompanied by . certified check to the
yaiue above stated, or that may be present
ed after the time stated, viii be rejected
The Commissioners reserve the night 70
reject any or all bids.
Plana specifications and detailed draw
ings can be seen 1t spokane Falls on and
after April 18th. 1855. Blank forms and all
necessary information can be obtained Of
Bank. Spokane Falls, W. +.
All bids to be sealed and addressed 10
STANLEY HALLETf. SECRETARY Of Build
Ing Commission, Medical lake. w. T., and
viii be resolved up To Il O'Clock noon, May
slst. lsss, st which time and place they VIII
be opened In the presence Of bidders mySl
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Executors Sale.

T~HE UNDERSIGNED VIII. BE POUND
i ct the Occidental Hotel On Monday.
the 18th day Of May. and for i've days
thereafter, for the purpose Of closing out
the B. l. Johns estate All parties wishing
10 purchase any Of the land Win please In
quire Of Mr. A A. Denny. aud 20 and ex-
anime the land The description Of the
same 10 here amazed:
NJ x Of Ne y. Sec Il. Up. .. range 4
* Z Of NE u. Sec. II, Up. .. range =
sw. Z q NV. x. Sec. II. Up q, range 4
N ]. Of the y. 4 and Sw. 4 Of NV. Z.
Sec 4. Up. -. range 5 Z. ls7 acres.
Undivided one-hah OF q Al block n. in
Union Ctr, g. acres This block lies ut
the esd end of the canal
In J. J. MOSS addition, In South Seattle:
Lots 1. 23.A.5, 6. and q, in block one.
Lots ?. > and Z. In block Z, and south OF
LOT A. IS feet east and west and los feet
north and SOUTH
Block one and lot A have - dne fruit
trees and . house on them.
h. ". JOHNS,
". II. MITCHELL,
my2a lot Executor
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IVU HVNIO Ut
HOW TO BUY LAND.
CePtiAeA Cheeks, Payable ~ Sigh
On rho Puget SCI aa y os1oaas
Dank ssSveo - security
eos M0asv 1nvssssl

To tkOse dsstfo1s Il laying PFopesty %
tina. asd bseoaisa pr perry owu.rs and isoa-
lords. - os~s the following:
We vtE .llss 500 fsa0 thr>e Dorths to
ave ye.ss' time. sresrd - 70 IL lsnd yss se.
iecf
We eAar-s sesthss p~ezHssm Dor tassrest On
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