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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-15
Card to His Friends.

wish to inform my friends and the
public in general that have severed
my connection with G. G. Parker, and
can now be found at Alex Johnson's,
next to the Central hotel, on Main
plaza, where 1 will be pleased to see
all of my friends. Respectfully,
3-l4-2t WALTER PATTERSON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-15

Ladies, Please Take Notice
That for every $40 purchase you will
get one pair of Fosters warran ted
five-hook kid gloves, free of charge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-15
Very Liberal

Inducement. Go to A. Kahn and get
one pair of Fosters, hook kid gloves
free of charge. tt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02
CALL FOR A PEOPLES PARTX
COUNTY CONVENTION.

4 e0nnty convention OF the People.
parry 90 King county y HEREBY called io
meet a. wlokssroln' ) kati, F.jshfh ant Col
um5is streets. seattle nB Nesiue s4ia ! ser
tsE2sse I. tS>9. s. 10 o'esoek 4 IN, fbc ths
purtcse If u Satas,ilg csus dates uT be
legislature. au1 trsnSsl ting such other
business Is " ay be troHgai before {.
~ Peoples parry voters oi King sEnjv,
aid 81 other voters Woo believe IL the
principles Il that pasty--the pr5' elton 81
the sabogsr. securing gGe equal i'il aHt
puiiEsesl rights of every asHir fjtizeu
without distinction % SIX CT fsgEa "a
basis of government. &nd a bIg = cats
thSa fhE prafecffo8 oi msge toper-F
rights: opposition - corpa-s5 Rneiaa-
itgGs sud trusts. equsi asa 5ast tkati5n-
elect0ras r. forl. Httseh EiH sesuuf Geu-
est ss.l lBtlspeEGs Us ballot. ~ Ftaktns
down The power al pgNtCsl lates-are
requested ts} uleet ASsd irrt G fg#tes t0
tats convention, a. primaries n be- held
a. the H>uas 20 .iIsE places in ~ several
precincts an Monday. ~Cpten herk i~s4.
Primaries 50 che cftT pryC.as q VIII p.
held = p m, aud IA Toe 80 By pre-
cincsS 81 =. n
Representation Is apo 1ases s. ial-
lows
>sattle--Firss precinc-, foa. A,'erases.
second pFeiact cus dsi- sas., laird sre-
cincs. f'ur 1slagas :, Fuur.h r.euet. ruvn
delegates. tIta precinct. ihrs 4eie.a}as.
SIKH precinct. tw1 10 icEass. ~evtsta
precinct, Sve delegate. Eseh3 prarfuff
Two delegate Gear fsveT, t5sa tsirxLtes
keHf "a t1ty, Franklin Eust lan Gs,
; lew, haf tha10eU d. AND use, AEAar.
l1lF. DuFAl3ss NawatRts3. trxu River
uaughtuu. @uau.fA, >uBny ne. Tffssl
eNeesi'7, ttseeols. ~aHaa tlsA. Suo4 GO. /
lnie. >4nak. N&>hoH. HhIte rer. rt..-
mona, Sci ,atsi BAY -stag lter, s0E u~lrg L..
Eenicu, bHraaTa. Bellevue. N,st seattle.
lles a9iuGs, Adelaide, ea,h e iaet o.,s
Ga egAse. In ail sixty-Six dele4ie~
Seat7i. August -. }e.2
joins kE4SE, ssxg,tary,
feopie's Party County geMt-sl taus,f,f st.,s-
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Receivers Sale.

Notice j. hsrshy gwen that Anaes ans by
Yfrsge 81 &E eTs2e- lssEssG Nass IS sHe AsasTEl-
Caar4 Ter { Ia - esssasY. ~ T.. ~ tas an
day ST gugse, A. 4. Gss- 20 caGm p p a.
Olympus, Fraa a Alirs, Judge q l9s asrsEt
d s. sRert seT. " 81 fyzseF cT Sa5. ~ Tsst55sf
saek ssh s,s ths- i~sh Car III agsEEl3ser- 4
D. Isss al Of Tae EEaeyy. Macs Il Nod
lFxnsry lsee2ssa1f "a sud machinery 8sr
y-sEs.issing EsEefgs aEsd - ll-ss. E3ssre FssF-
gieasarly kFaa@s 2IF& sta~s p z - hsl g -
Commencing 54s9 fes irula tae At<azsh
TiEEs sszE ~ easat al "a 1ea ~ zee rSsz zse
81 A street L. be- nsn cf shs-ss.eesa. ere
Ia = e0GntT. > +. raining thence assETh-
eAsssfls 10 sesE. a arss g1 wEtH SAsa RISER.
turtssss in sssush ~ eFly q go -ioI1 sssrs u
s1th A stree y II wItss2 I s. feE, - * ~ 3
WISns@h rlyef, u Rs - uertffssEei ,
direction parallel N1fh >ssSc RIVER. So i4s q
1neace seEtas a. cry i8st iess To fhe sGil
wishk4h river. taeaee 8nN8 s&f4 TlVef
ss1nZ he Ecealefzss E1G Ia srE l8G tE-
twees, IaEs gosE q snT I've - liz eatsgs No.
3 ~ said lswa VI i ,3ez1seSi- thence EaEEfl-
westerns along tae 4sGe eetAee z said cots
t1Rg = sad GFe % sas E0gt1e = l5He q.
sad hleEk Ne. tAEF4y $50 - sa4a tafssy-
Ole $50 10 GEs essi las 81 said street,
thence - u8& be continuation 0f A ST %
20 tie Elsoc 81 t2siaiIsNE costs GIBG Eve
81 zcres Eaora OF less. Aisa fas rwU-Szarv
frsEne saEaald Aasa bGiis 11oS4o feet.
sr3iser room PM set sa-a Tes3T4S -faNsS
feet plGEec s0e1 g0xtzA, E.inz r31z1 isx2g
fes 3: blacEsns So y al1 is,ss ssti So al
ore Gesstae - zach e4reBasz zig. :. +,
Allis head blesks. - suche~. Ira Z eGser.
: saw css OFFS ~ C3n3pae1s. / sxEfS
heavy t,se h&E5er and euesess chain, 8aH
!rlcti0il v&snUg zEs ge-tHcT slief8, u
feet long Tue Boilers u 6-tEefh IzeS IN
each. steam and wsfsr ron glsetia5ls lf girsf-
class shape AID rspair. HsgrT las rs e
one l+Sls Eay state CnslDe EitE caEDeC-
tSofs. ore ISx4 Ass eu-Jme wifn e r
neetioEf>; aia= Is iaeh Triumph ulsHeF aud
hatcher. beltiMs sl4 sha.tln complete
modern fling out1r sale tsoogu II con
nection with the m}6. shipping wharf,
81 fret front BIZ 10 .est des p. with ample
Gepth Of sarer at he waA-i tur any vessel
entering GTuy's herear, The mill hss a
Caeaetty ef 59atsi ieet per "a of % bsars.
Centrally 10 G8ea ~ tAs GneSt gs't;y al az
snG spruce tgSnbeg ia Washington T. rfI-
tory. Three hundred ard sixty asi -
nearer Gallon a market than the sound
mills.
The sale vii take rlaca 81 tEe shove ies-
eribe NTH sife on the lafh dav of eu7e So
Der. A y. 1883. At 2 0'e.sssk T. ~. IL las Of
safe: One 1ssf Fs>fl. aalAue. ou CT before
wv. I've months from she date Il sac, win
: per cent interest per aEuua from stsse
uutil paid Purchaser - gige nis Yrewis-
sorry uotc for amount unpzll AMI wife 10
rest with present ugaers unsil 5ae fGll pus.
CHASE price am Interest l. saFd.
John a. LEWIS Receiver
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The am rs~rssSsn ard sinsiss gs,tsssy
u cur government ia ysssIioa ~ is~ss-
r5ngx sea AMI. irscidsat@Isy- u tiss
country in ms se4nisy. j. seF~sssiis
harmful ~ the commercial sisd ssfa-
~Yai hIsirsess Interests ~ Seattle atsss
other Puget sgassd elites IL Instead
u being in tfts hands ~ gigantic
MONOPOLY tie fishing interest sissne n
lis present development soisssi en-
pIoy not Iszs than EseDfF Eve sssssessfs-
ers, every ore sf whlsis soslid maze
it~ heaGqaarsers In Puget ssyssEsaa. TIE
cognsry, wtsiess J. Described - fs<,s CITY
has,stas,ls ard inviting. sogid SON f-s-
come yoyuIoss snd wos1sd - 8 Res
ard large fell Of prss.aaetaofs and Of
general business. That this l. 80 s1is
theory Is Illustrated ~ the growing
importance 81 soutbwesssFn Alaska
which In spite 81 uang dilacultses =
beeoming very rich territory.
ekThis region II behring's sea ns*
yields nothing bat lie sslns q The
fur seal. snd the profit theirs i ia this
produet goes BOT 10 those 10 whom ~
natural right il belongs. bus - pisces
remote and not e0nntstsss with Alaska
By any natural and mutual interest.
The monopoly policy 81 Tie govern
ment IL. IN iis practical effect, PRECISELY
similar 10 monopoly policy OYER ATTY
other considerable part 81 American
territory. IL Is true that the contract
with the Alaska Company treats OILY
Of seaIskins. bat this contract, In con
nection .ith the prohibition of fishing
in Behring's sea. puts the control OF the
country wholly IN the haads Of the
Alaska Company. Ii Is an outrage
against American rights. against
American fishermen and against geB-
sral commerce.
The chief argument In support Of
this monopoly arrangement u that
under any other plan The far seal
would soon be snnihilated This l.
doubtful, bat If Il wsre true. 10 viii
not surely he seriously maintained
that the continued existence Of the
fur seal Is more important than the
other considerations invosy.d, Is II
more important that the sITes and
daughters of tn. rich sball have seal
skin oloaks, or that established Amsrl-
can policy be maintained In It's intsg.
rity. that the rights ~ American fish
ermen be upheld. that international
commercial privilege shall be anin-
paired and that great and attractive
region shall be open 10 settle
mentf The second argument
support ting the monopoly Is
that II Behring sea we're tbrosn open
English as well a. American fisher.
MEN would operate ia il. There is
truth In this. uBqasstiunahly bat
what OF i. We have no fear that the
hardy sailors under the American flag
would not keepnpour end Ia the eompe
tItion. American enterprise ana pluck
will he found equal 70 the emergency
and there need lse no worry On this
score.
The monopoly Is wrong In principle
and in effect, an injury 20 the conn-
try and an injury h commerce. The
claim of exclusive jurisdiction over
Behring's sea is wrong. without basis
in nationality, justice or undisputesi
precedent. The SOONER our country
gives MP the monopoly policy and "
Ion, the better IL wili he
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A handful ef disApp0inlvi and dss
grnntled politicians ta Seattle arv a.
tempting Ia make IL aispear thas there
II serious lisaffselioa hsrc les tie lie
publican ranks, ~ the same tsre IRE.
tending that they have sccegsess In
good faith the result IF tbe feexat ~,
mafies. A. matter al tact sh~rv /.
no disaffectiop here oatsi1e es = hals
dozen disappointed oifsce ssekers and
their lmmetiase hsachusn. arsf these
In spite ot ELUSIVE prrteurass al
party tealtf ars playing the ra.s u
sorrhesds and kitkvr- Ibey Yalat
"a The unanlu5oas oppression,
against hinnesr aa4 lless III E~isah-
flean eluh held os ~asaalsy nssht
forgcisirg 60 say thsi az ;hss same
meeting lasi ninssesa persons were
prpsfnf
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The Rational Democratic leaders
were ~sps,iAlsy anxloys te cArry ore.
ger last yea. not So Muca s0s SIS
thrce electoral vuses as sssS sAe HssagAl
eifect IT vie evy ia s wsssl pred ~ sss <
state. Thev are nssN Snx}0sas - carry
Washington EeE Feas.so> rFvrtsssly
similar. IL would give stasla 4 sssrla
O satisfaction u F-siat % 5 Ts5.gs, a.
revolution ana iAcsa.ssfAssx xgc+,sTs
In = state snaoag ~hose Important ~
sources are tsmatsr. c0al. irun. wo<ss
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Ths fx.p slesstlgas * tbzFEsy fsssF.
hepw. tie validating fsstsey toSsFa'
v.ys,E.g sstssss sksr w0nssr sfaf7faEr
s.ssv as.A otter pss.sfseai ifsesssesats q
to- pat fsm years bare pssf y ss1sii7s'-
ssa on tie qfs@er hsf. FfoHa sha-
.sosgsfsa sfatsss ssse derive EsEelssAi-
nxn victory gass rear redeemed -.
Is The interest ~ political stability ~
hone sd u ssr Fefsssasioa sorosd.
~e sseesi to rsp&ai tie sssssSn THE rear
"a eszfie styS@.
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It s. a tribe disappointing % soszss
ysss8 Democrats = hss pat up Cor :
party organ 10 EHd that Is Esgss les
attention 20 the fssttsss ~ TIE Demo
eTasie partg titan 70 Toiefng the wsll-
faxs 81 3 sew d.sgrsfitisi and soreksa1
Regggfsssnans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

The incoming Of the four neg states
involves new arrangement II the
stars on the American flag. aud the
matter has aroused good deal Of
interest among those Who look after
the nieeities "a well As the essence If
public affairs. There l. no provision
Of law for the arrangement OF the
stars ON the flag Custom has decFeed
that the arrangement shall be ina .
series OF rows. bat this rule has not
been absolutely obeyed in the AnerI.
can flags of different epoehs. r.
In making the newt Ak, which Is go l.s
studded with forty tSo starr. the ac-
eepted plan he followed oat. there
would be- six rows Of seven stars each
making SQUARE work Oh the slue
field.
The venerable T. f. Spinner. cx-
treasurer ol the United states. has sae-
gested new arrangement OF che stars.
IL Is his idea 30 dispose them TIA such a
manner - Ia represent one large white
star, made up Of fofty-twp smaller
ones There is maeh % commend
this conception. IL combines utility
inasmaCh at distance. especially At
sea, the one star arranged tag would
make the Eield OF bite far snote Goa
spicuous than Il is at present. la All
aesthetic point Of view The staT-ar-
ranged tag Is decidedly ruore attsac.
tive than one Uf stiff. parallel lines
New states could I've easily represented
on this Tag hy placing additional
stars in the center ~ the great star
without destroying Is symmetry and
beauty. There Il, fhally. more slrma-
canoe III this latter arrangement. inAs-
much ~ the ideality 81 the nson
n Plarshss t'ssats n preserved AMI
brought vividly hefote she ,uind
through the language 81 Rae eve.
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The srkerne ~ ezssbs5sfsrg sF.sfsFly
81 seyrs-~s n -.asa l.ssss Fstsr@s- ~ s~h-
s<ss. ssA ssreaxir ssTfessess lsy sessis'ssf1s
tx,ssstesass. la i,~en ssazrsssoxs-s- as
wSxgrxn zutssssrSt5e. rsfn-@a 80 gre
sssesr sxzse .isn 20 The lea. o. asstst -
IT, sxeeasssa- There Tss ssFT atAse
ID to- fs3rs r. seesrHsssseae o. sexrAsr~
rs Nxx5ep wosasss - 70 tsfssf 81 a'aa''
sh.g are - tfse 5o4sis. Their essez =
sf.so ~ presesss j. e@ra@IasN ri ma .
better sban ftsss n sb~ A~sr~ssh fssssa.
sss s. h a sssss 81 <fsasrs eansssE exssf
fa.ssnnr
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- III rsv-e5su< ns~tas~. HI<. boz
~v~v : sarsss s-x Wa sew sh:rh sbsy wi
have 10 wxsE a. reset ssss tssssr flN-ss
<srgrsx sase FREE srssle y<Ssrv.
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pI,>,Ii.TIt.N ot. ,slI, iRlNa.i,,HIl

rI,uE Partnership HITHERTO TX
i fsting between spesrs s 1lmRsat.
EzsnfS fuF ths EsEfa ais amt ke6u3ne Ga
hss t~sa dissolved rs fagnyr : 4 Tlu8p
.su 8llj ~ oaF sole - prcse nt 4Etvs. The
tsgls efJ sfaa Refining tss. g.. Burehsu1.
- rvsssy, wsre1.ssEisa 80 @sckssa street..
NOTICE oF pl~~sDit TguN The CO
~ psftATrshiP hrFesasafe xistlpE Ag-
"a eesi Use usss ~ sne4i and ts11E hgssstss Ss
az X alsae. un8sT he ARA aAyae II the -
st4}e AssehssEsss tosa gs&zsy. has shis 6av
t-agH DISSOLVED bF mutual essUsxaf. AL ia
b{j&Iss SHd 0sStsgsaefUs srcuuuls ase as-
saGgd Is gbe arm Df Baker Nsaca 4 Co
asss wfii carEs oa ihe tus uFss si ghe es&
Gre. lssfS& ss seattle. sssgaSt 81, 4~~s
css@t1 Ii "A BANfE
t.&OktsE - HACf1S
a. "a AITfTfNsEE
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FTxtssTsE.


- IL SlJ.nU Iots. lands,
furnifu.e. planes, ok notes snd o{te.
/ cAatlel seeuFiues. without rrrnovsl: bflsf-
mess strictly confidential. Gilmore 4 Co.,
fslaee restaurant. Opposite pesioiiice.
( NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSURANCE.
y Gilmore, Palace rrstaufaBt
Z THE LOMBARD INVESTMENT CO.
1 Capital 81 .d1a.lxo. IS prepared 10 fgr-
nl.h msOaey rs vnse, IN SANS Ia sait. oa ~
s'tis city, Aiid farm property Ia King and
down Found counties. Papers dvaNr. Hl3i
money paid a. our Office Bpou execution al
same. Parties wishing money for hui,d3H :
purposes shoaid cail ou u fer terms aSfpfe
EoIus elss s. here. Cores p0Udef5Ce soEs led.
. lee & Bawfien. agents, MailsrY bHiAllag.
+ corner imf ast JNfafs
/. PAX CENT INfEBE-T.- ONLY 1ES
- shares 10 ttl.ei0, no b'31iug. 81 e u
gcF month 90 pay riactVal auf int. sgst.
Frauklip 4 e., room ?. NesNn bissk
sgeuis Tor Aucrir II ba' dag sci -.
Caieago
Ssyn II $l1g TD iaAN oN FERNl.
-EIV iure, places b'fsss. tiGl-o A. 81. .
low rsiss. seattle lsaH Co. ro3ra -
Burke bioek.
-PEk CENT MONEY 80 LOAN o. rs.
{ sis'e proszFfy 60 F~fssisd. $50 ou Eess.i
farms, I'sSns.gis ezu be Jeaste auy tine
after oile tt%fs u.s DELAY % making losRs
/ Tueues s Patton kurEa ases
NOSE To 4afA -~&EEe a. DAN.
vi aeis. Ersr s. p stsl book
NIoSAY 10 iOkN oN gEAL E-rArR
vi sE1 r-.rs Ha security Aa-ss. nor
gascs. eon IS cuggtt eaI ells sAr~Agt.s,
vff buGEat Eltf s p < ar < 10
esnkefs rs -1af s.rs Sc Ftin osoek
I oNS OK -HDHI YGNE iAlASs NAnF
. en- real estate w5I masc favorable
raros ans give Gee hs.si-st-s. PROMPT at.eu.
.iaA wiii Ai~a fsig mortgages. ts.-o D. Me-
ieAa, i.-i5'. lhit,3 s-r-t
tt0AEY IL l0AS 3r FAE4s AND
VI esty - .fss'T ny ,se :-SFaf0 Fsfus
H7s SsSt 4r-- s'--iet.f. log .ine.
toEfA' -sti- Sd st. .totsx iN hsnk
bes.s haera 4. l-tNeiiyn pa e, Block.
g elaf Nsnsvsr
A0NAE Ia ioAN OK BTr -INKsS PROP
Vi cts aig building purposes bY the Ger
riSn savings aE& Loan society al san FFaa~
ei~-o- Address 4. Goldsmith, care SILVA
hz.f.-r & go 4
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glsfEa S--esssksa szsf T. isse. - tae WI
AZ - n sefseas, sngs-
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Da'e Of first publication. august a. Isss9.
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EYPOEsDED STOCK.


IMPoCSDED rToCK At AuCTIUN-
! Friday septeFa bcF g. lSSi. az 10 "a IA a.
ksEter's corral. viii sell 20 the highest
hfd ser. 80 casa, % pay cost OF in,pCurdiuz
aud keeping one brown { orse, branded
~ TlFac taigh 0ue roam horse. bransea
n SD left thigh; &C s0rFtl horse. branded
II 90 let thigh; ons gfar mare, branded 7
On iet thigh; one bay yeariing colt,
brand II on LEFT Thigh. one brow suck
ing colt one bay yeafling colt, with rope
around peek. The owner OF the above
animals sre - me a. known.
}. MTG BELL. Chief 81 Police,
IMP0u NDED STOCK AT AUCTION
Tuesday. september = lSs9. ~ 10 clock
m, ~ BaxteEs corral. viii sell 81 the
highes bidder. fer cash. - pay costs oG
impoun9Ins and keeping. the following de-
scribed stock, viz. one Soryeh Eehilne.
Saddlc marked. years eiu. ose brown
ge3dlug, years cid; one rel cow with
chain AID "a gu, years old; one red cav
witt lsp Of right born broken off, years
old. Tue owup~ IF said animals + to me
unknown
}. 6 MICHEL. Chief Of Police. Seattle.
At AUGfIoN-oS MONDAY. SgpTEM-
~ l. l>sa. sl 10 o'eiscs y. IL 81 haxterfs
corral, wsil sci - fhG highest bisgti fer
cssh, =. pay cost 81 lmuoHn8lug antg cr,-
lag, one I'D yssflinE Bsi fer the owner az
waien il IL me unknown.
J. e. MICHEL.
Chief 81 Po,iee, SEAT De. ". Z.
August :, iss9
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MATTHEW WEsT-sE rzsssls. -sps1n
49, lass. NJ wff u Msfths 80. II Des
assHnss. gaxa saa Fsaase & Nest. 81
3sa Yfssse' .. Ca Rev. y. D Cataf-
bell. ssfficisfiax
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DABfEKS HAVING MONEY 10 INVEST
VII 80 wei ts eai AZ 'he aftice of the
Puget sound NUtual Building sDf Invest
mrut Co. 81 Neslcr avenue. - inquire
t8to thvlr system 90 investments shsFns
arv RUs Ser sAte ia buI isiioEs 20 ee eFessfea
immediately
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r~&ATEEAAEf tso1asE NJ ~ - -
+ = mes every zhxzrssssx evsFsi-zE az :
elarS. q fhe Ia o Seattle I&tE-, NeEfh
-eSeE3a A. nserste-~ esf tne asrsssT n xssss
ssasssgsns SgsseorgIss5 = ssvttse - -fts.sfa
J. HOLMES, = =.
IT MIC HAL. sew.
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