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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02
s.xAro. LAWS H.xn.Ax.

The people ~ seattie are gsoneresi IS
The presense in tlsesr fssi,szt ~ a gesssies-
man who bore dfssGngusssseui E,sr5 ID
TIE government q The tnifeI states
during the ss<euasszs yeaFxAf ~ recent
exisfefsee ard wl.o has song besn -
ensdtd - one OF he strongest srsG
pafest, as be Is one Of tie most E.soEs-
5nent 81 shcse who are iefs ffssa sfasnz Z
the gruzp Of Statesmen whg safely
gnidesI the government ihFopgss tie
wsr and through the perisei q recon
xtrucsicn The gentleman ~ whoas
Ne reser II ex-senator Jasass Harlan,
~ Iowa. who il nos IN ibis eisy "a
his way 80 Ala ka
James Harlan Nsx born 10 fgErks
county. Illinois. Asasazf ~. ls5l lie
was elected 20 he Taitess ssases .eEats'
from Iowa ig is65 =. a Wig. ard
s<rsed Is Chairman & fis committee
OF psEIle lands. bat bis seat was Dr.
eiarsd sseanf en- s sselsssieslity On 1afs-
nary II. 1855. On the f7sh u tas same
month be xas rs~leesss4 for itas term
enaiag in isssI. anJ iss tie iatter yssr
was sssiegste - slis fsaea conversion
at Washington. he eas reelected 81
the fsenase To- the tern ensiing ~ I,t.ss
but resigned N IFS having hasn ap-
pointed ~ pfsxisiens Lincoln sscrs-
tary of tlse interior fle was sgaiss
elected to tfse sen&ts s. isy5 aFsd dar.
ing this tern was eIsaisEaaa d the
committee o. the il3sfsSet - e,ssfahts
and the committee eu Indian affair.
He aiso served an ths committee On
foreign relations agriculture and The
Pacific Railroads. Ia Isss be as ap-
pointed president 81 TIE Eara { silver
sifY. Alter ieasisg the senate - 1879
he became editor 81 the Wasniuglnn
GsToaEete. Prom issz until tss5 lse Yrs
presiding judge q the oonrt 81 eou-
nission4rs of Alabama eIainss.
Senator Harlan ~as 4 warm snp-
porter ard eioae ffietd Of President
Lincoln. and was one 81 the most
trusted asIyisers % tie great president
during the exentful yesrs II his AZ
miufssrattgn. The si-SioEa and good
judgment which was - mitch aVprs-
ciafea by Lincoln has been bold II Al
most equally high esteea BY bis ssle-
ce-sors. and. although in measure
retired from active participation ia
poIEtics. Senator Harlan j. stat re-
garsle'i as one u the sisest and most
reliable leaders Of t:le HeplsbileaIs
party. lie towers ahase the level d
faction aud Felty Flvslry a8d stands
out from among bis 3oraFiea as
truly national figure
The people 81 seatsle feel gfatiaed a.
wei A. hoGored 81 the sisis OF Senator
Harlan 20 their CITY. ard they ofse sne!
all wish him 4 pleasarahIe journey
and safe return ~ Isis iowa home.
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pARGAIS- N SToVEs-ia3 COOKING
ID stoves dam ges b. Ere from s. up
NaFsis. al l,%i2 7ssolsd street, between [ "a
eFify sHd Seneca streets Also stoves and
an@Gre { Eas .rsde
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ron rKfsfpEsT oF THE o0S-
sENFfDN.

The I'esF laFeg1g3Hs n issss alfsaiiy
mentioned Judge John 7. HOST u
the city A. the proper naa for priest.
dent Of the Institutional oonYentiou.
30 far as we have discovered, there Is
no objection 30 the ffeposiiioh "a
confer ibis honor uppn Judge ueYt.
On the CONTRARY, it meets aifh 'anl-
versal approval an6 Judge H9yis
name Is mentioned with oumuenda-
ton wherever the chairman hipoi tbe
cenye ton s aiseaase8
Judge Host IS . lawyer IT great atil
ny. a ready and f9rible speaker, and
a gosd pafiiarpenarisn. rs addition
TO this, he is a gentleman fitted IN
every way % rrage the p0s5lou for
which he Is suggested Ills name 4
above fepeoaeh. aud the thought 81
bribery or corruption j. uot 10 be en-
teftaine.l ia connection wills is. As
president Of the convention. Judge
isoyi would stand for purity a. veil
as for ability
We hope 81 sec Judge lIeys Gao "a
By reclamation &c fl tails Important
ana Honorable position
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II II. AMEs AND E.E. SIMPSON. AT
l Il torneys spd eoHuseliors- at-laU room
a. Burke blCck, corner TEifes and Union
reefs
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Seattle. lake Shore Il EaSiera Ry,
TIME TABLE.

DAILY KXCEPT SUNDAY.
For sDegaalnie and way poiets. leave
$40 a. n. arrive 5 =. ~. For Gilman and
Way points, leave S.iS a. m, Las ,. M
arrive $50 -. M. 5 2. n For Siiub ON 81
and Way points, leave S,45 a. m. sic =.
tll.' arrive $50 =. IA. s = IA. sFor Lake
Washington, Pa emma Park and suburban
points, leave s.sa a M. / rs D. m arrive
$50 ii. ~, so y. m. For E9ge water. Ere.
naont and Suburban points. leave $50 H. m
1918 q. M. Its p M. els p. m; arrive
Go a. m, II - a. M. % p. IA, 7:l0 p N.
SUNDAY T2AFSs.
For snoh0inlsh aud way points, leave
$40 p. ia arrive 1895 H. m .For Lake
Washington, Rsycnfa Pack and suburban
points, leave lp.ia =. Ia, las y IT,. arrive
II 80 a. w.. $50 p. IN
Connect with steamer az Union BaF OF
iesler sog Ho0gaton and Kirkland
K. " RUFF tieu. Pas Agt
z. w y. HOfhkOok, n sEagrf
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lBLA-TER DECORATIONS H. MUIR
stock oi plaster decorations IA Poigls
bigrk, Front sheet, between Vine aud
Ce~iar ssgee :. Euiy /; electric cars pass ihe
door. architects aud builders please cal
leave orders. r. o. box ee5. seattle,
N&sh
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Ia the recreation oi the several
streets west toward tke hafhor from
Frent aaa Commercial streets E
would he well 81 piaks each sa3 ever,
one barrier a. alpyt tfr hesacaa ara
III umsiey the ,sos ks aHd aaresoa al
ihe city Efent liaa Marion ana Co
lamhiA street. been u4aie of aast'
earth il may be 6oaese8 Il tbn SIRE
which originated .n ts,e 1oattgs heek.
would have lss,esae q ce''sErAssaa
The llamv> 8isilas ne t.cl,ee
under esther the huAa}as~ ev sbs
street, spread tynesth the r.fe .rsnt
where il was iafpe.-il.e e. -ef-c
shcas, Solid streets cs earth eNtead
ins east aiIa agsf t+tesea thr .as a.
wuala in eslees ls a >,re. of 0er 81 KS
oE iIasaease value as a ntese- 1 rr-
tessian aeainst ia>i s0ea 1sr. es taat
al June In fhs is" r4e t-s i,
would * egonowY - rs-s fh>ss
streets permanent IL ga- lfaell-a
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
. L The tlFfa heretofore known - Hubbard
4 Pssz hEs tas- DAY been dissolved BIZ
mgtRsi Gems Nf. nj aeestnnss dae sm5a
arm az fssy able 70 G. L. HsaAasf, who viii
fsy al Indebtedness .! said Grin. 4. L.
Hief8ri, Merits Pclx
M n fssz viz stu remain with me.
~ place II assslness 81 present. Mallory
agsse, ka3th and lagses- Z. L. Hi05aFo
seattle. ". T., Juae -. 5ass
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1TONK-0N JcNE - THE LARGE
= steam barge ] 5 HFitt.sn, capacity 500
totis, w}ij coTa HsenCe making hfee regular
TAPS per weak from seattle 80 ChueksuuE
Parties desiring transportation foe stone
may Sc sire rates by addressing +. e
lalne. nom y ReileKua hntfl.
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Mr.. Edgar T. rlper sbe es esasov
al the t'ssr seatEEe gNtsE V43 fra-
see,t IS 0ifiog'sa tesisy e Fems.n fss-
iur tie continuance ~ tAe coast'ta-
tioual eoessnIiess as the yu poesl
ens 81 the penr. ii.s repest x .as
psocsssines wA $3.50 te - s@f-
tking mare fhan reoFss ,s pa3 3.~,
ings. Ia sAat e nl3 un3srtaks .a SEA
not ualy whai j. 3oae hat IS wei
che ns,hels hy vhs b Is is sless sa4
the motives oen;ritutHg 90 ass Sn-
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NoTICE-THE OFFICE OF TIRE WASH
~ s0Eian Iron Works 90 can nos bs
fsana q ffaasn a. rsrts.tst hlnEk
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Steamship Iiaho

VIII leave Sesttle 10 q. IN JuEe 8. Il and ~
for islssss ~.slsfd ard British Columbia
xoFts, assa ST II q IA June ~. -. and July
s fssg Portland 0rrz0u, calling at Part
Townsend, Pert Angeles. Victoria snts A.
tarSa With frtIzht axe3 pS4sSessgerS.
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UNION TICKET OFFICE

Tickets 20 all r.sinfx via Union PacsGe.
tlrexon sheTf l3ne. Canadian Pacific Stsd
Northern Pacific Only office In SEATTLE
selling via al the through lines.
Rg HARDING
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Island Transportation Co.


The steseler ]. f. LIBBY, Hertcrt
Beecher. master, leaves Sessfle every sun
Cav afternoon ct y. m for hBFz Iax nsSuf'
aud tno san &nea Islands, from Hatficle's
wharf. Leaves fott rownsend ~ 80 a N
every Monday, We neSazy aud Friasy tof
Naatcom. caiiiUg st smiths island sna
Richardson's fvtsthef rsrfn itfinxS Arg e.
Lopez, Friday uaTbor. Maple ten Mondag
goi;1g north abe Thursday sosng saMts
Roaehe BsFhOr, 0rcas, and Fast -oana.
Returning. leaves - hascofn ~ ) a IN
Tuesdays. Thursdays ard saturdays. on
the SATURDAY trip the Libby gees through
70 seattle. FARE from Port Townsend 20
seattle, 81. Until further notice, passen.
ger or freight from seattle for the islands
by the 1bby's "Wednesday and Fridsy trips
will 5e ca ried on the Washington steam
boat & Tfsns portstion Co. g steamer Edith
20 Post Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
Gay nights snd transferred direct 20 the
Libby. On these dsys the " : & T. CO
WIZ Issue tickets and bin freight through
10 destination
HsRskRT 2. BERcHER, Manager.
J. A HATFlkiD, Agent. Sss'tle
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MADAM 4 DEsaAF. DRESSMAkER,
VI l. ieeafcd * No. z,2a6 seventh street.
corner Blsuehard
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.ffARN Il CApEN SILL FCRNTTrRE.
Y, cNfE-'s bedding. efa .eaesper 3or cash
an saE othet ara ia Ur seoua9 s.stt}a
rs fh~ra a9a geu sitj uat e 80. Pike
rasf- rrer Nrf~sA se4 E~ffh
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(NHEAPEK THAN THE gHEAFEsT--
u The seattle Furniture Co. sells fngDi-
tBEe cheaper than any other housc IN the
city Cgsi ard price our goods and s,s
convinced. Las Fsent sggeef. nesr Pike
~f,fs
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guI.LorsTsr sssrgB.

sIrANfED~ AH{TINfs OK TYPE WRIT.
w Sag ~ Do 81 no0se ~ lads eEEsr
sfeesi rs 8yisre aafss keiss ffssfisss res.
asausaaf5sli0a Ia8 OF address Mrs. Fes
sjsssi@ I n q sssFks IL sfssss-t
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AFE-. WILLARD. Gts]N~ d szs.t q. ssf.sS,
IT fUt s1re sesas t.ssfs-~. fsEsa-.
Ez HEvs5e2i gfs5sBsre class Il
3 RS ~ssneezrS
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NOTICE or SUBMITTING TO THE
~ qualified yoserS of the city OF >esisls.
81 The genera eseesIga OF said city, to be
held on ire ssn dag of July, ike, the gs.es-
ton hes her or ues the City 81 SesEt shall
erect wafer works. aad authorize tsse *
peBGiTgTe Of sam net exceeding G3e mIA-
Ion oliass lar such parF~ase.
WHEREAS, By s.gsioH y 81 tbs charter OF
the eiss of seattle. Il - prugiisS that fse
city of seattle has ppaef 20 erect and fssalsl-
tails water works, or 10 zath@fize TIE sFec-
ttYn Of TIE same f3r the purpose 81 furnish.
iug the cts with sufficient sgppiy OF wa
ter. but 10 sGeh work shall b treeTei hy
the city until s majority II ihe vosers Of
the eisy. At = general election. shatl vote
for the same.
New. Therefore, notice j. hereby given
~ all whom IL may concern. that. or the
sta sfsy 81 July. A. II l.>9 IN said city OF
seattle, IN hing county. Washington terri
tory, fsaF>rant 10 tae preyisgoes OF said
sectiiail, ~ the genera Etuntps pal election
81 said city, 10 be beid ca said dag. there
viii hc Submitted 90 the qualified yotars of
said city 81 seattle. the ques' len whether
or nstt tsse city 81 seattle snaI erect such
water works aEAa authorize tne expenditure
pf = SUM Dot 20 exceed a8e ralIiioa dol iars
f,sF such f,nrpese, a. are Ia such section in
tended, and are dcsi rissei rs folsoas, to-
vii.
system of water works. for the purpose
al furnishing said city with a Sufficient
supply of wager; said 5 stem "a consist Of Il
suitable rfin ipsl conduit pipe, and Of a
suitshle distributing reservoir or reservoirs
ard head works ard distributing
mains. branches snd hydrafits. III
Well laid. construct q. protected and
secured. and al necessary aud proper
appHrteBanees. and ali interests ia land
rs ee@ssry ~ proper Tor the cree lot or en-
] gnsent Of said WORKS, said wafer 20 be
supplied by such lake. ssrcsIn, creek or
ether H9iefcaarse a. mas be deemed DeCeS
saTy by the city council ~ The city OF Seat
. iie. The estimated cost 81 said water
works rtifg one million 6ellars
AZ said election the poles aill D. ofsened
~ O'clock, a. IA, and e3oSed at : o'cl1ck
y. "a kvTy voter who shall vote for erect
ing the above des sribeSi water WORKS ana
authorizing the expenditure az a sum not
90 exceed ore million dollars fsr such par
;3ose wl6 Ypte - ballot containing Sh..
words, Water Works, Yes - Every voter
9ho sDsli vote against said water works
.iii vote a ballot containing the wutsfs.
Water Works, Ne"
ustc's the 10th day Of June, isS9.
BY order of the common council 0f the
clay 81 SEATTLE RcgsRT Moran, Mayor
q. ". FERRIS, CLERK.
Date of first publication. Friday. June y
tS-9
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY
liz n -IfSU i.
Transc0ntinental Route
BETWEEN
The PACIFIC and Tbs ATLANTIC,

Its passenger equipment Is the finest in
the world. consisting OF Luxurious sleep
ing Cars, having drawing. smoking and
bath rooms; Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars, wlth Free Sleeping Berths for
holders Of second class tickets. aud the
most modern style OF Day Coaches
lis Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality OF food, in unlimited quantity.
al reasonable rates.
The variety and grandeur OF scenery
along il hre i uneqGAied, and in the de-
tails q track, train service, etc, nothing is
omitted THAI can aid To The safety AMI
comfort OF rs Patrons. All in all, il gives
the best and most seryicable line OF travel,
whether Tor business or pleasure. between
Portland, Tacoma, seattle, Victoria. and
all Pacific Coast points. and Winnipeg,
Minneapolis. - Paul. Chicago, 81 LouiS.
Ottawa, Toronto. Montreal, BOSTON, New
York. and all Eastern cities
THROUGH TICKETS are issued Ia all
principal points in the United states, Can
sfa, aNd Europe, al Lowest rates.
For detailed information apply To the
following agents OF the company.
G.. q. MCCDED, Washington street
Portland, Oregon; T. " MCsfTNNESS, seat
he, W +. =. r. ELLIS, Tacoma. W T.,
ID. =. BkoNN, Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent. Vancouver. h. c.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian Pacific Co, possofiiee
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Leaves seattle fs- whaEeefl and az way
ians44ng< Metss.avS Wednesdays ard FRI
ssags II III n. N. Arrives a. Whatccin Tues
DAYS. Tharssa4ys and saturdays az z m
Returning, Isayss WhSicosr sundays,
TszsssdayS and Thursdays 81 SO p IN Ar.
rsves at seattle Mondays. Wednesdays ard
Fridays ~ p. m
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ftfAS&En To sESFA HOESk OK
~ Ess, six IL eight fHsEHss ssaaA family
kess ~ fUfefeD 10. address ~ Dnce Ten
as. esFe fasi Intelligence rtstee.
skfA&TK t}~-TWu FURNISHED kpDA ~
" abd lizard ftsg c9Hpis. site fwo ehgl.
aEea axe ~ aHsi "a, rtitHeaea given. Al.
4se,s sfafisss fsri1e. bt5ss l,ais Niafh -
AlfANIa D. 0GSf> 10 HESF. RIMS
W iu eatiis 8 nj az - SELL. tTaGaee
q ta3tes. bFUsers fnofa is. HGfke uiDcs
as'g1sef Tssfst ssa tsuift-
AFAA8Ku 10 HIST HW EII4Nt
w hens- - uft less thar tee fo80s.
eeHffAity bsaaErti So gass5 aelg earhessd
Aaaoess ststinR fefnas q. Il. H.. fuom s.
SO 3.tlsts 'FRONT.' street
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DISSOLUTION OF fOP-IRTyERsYTT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the firm of Williams & smith. srchi-
tegts. of the city OF Portland. or, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. a. l..
smith retiring thcrefFuFa.
All work Val be finished sna the bRS'
ness continued ~ the old Office by u l.
wi liselS and + Williams. under the firm
name of William i Williams, and they " III
celleet all accounts sud pay al liabilities
IF the old firm. H. /. Williams, f. Will
iauls 4 T. smith
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EBuiCE fNNksrsGN ~ EIaar AND
\ eac ti5tr.l acres a section I. Gnff so
SO scge, Sisles & Aei. s'ost fowpseua
4 Hons AegE Pk0PgKTX NORTH oF
I LAKE tnisp At ) -f' - $3.50 fsr hsTe, r.
trsfls ysst3aE sFori Sac - 81 ace,s. sAEa
q ituAk&AN
= F&EfAL AAktsAl<a a. LOIS eE-
~ twVea &tsl ana Assf se streets ~ fAg
- 80 ~ 40 .sah MARn q ID s ~ ! =
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vAaiesn and SenIahMsa Route
Steamer Geo. 4. Starr

Leaves Sezsfle ST II y. IN SssndsTs, Tues
ssavS and Thursdays Arrives ~ Ahsia.ssrsl
Al III 4, ii. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS. ReturnIag lsaveS WhRfcora al n
n. Mondays and Wednesdays and On al
urxsays ~ A. H. Arrives AZ S$sttsle ~ ? =
~ TueSssxs and Thursdays and on sat
ursiAys at xf-out = IL
49, STEAMER Lands 81 al regular land
fnsS except Oak Egrhor. LsGonner and
FS<ssigo.
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Nf6 A>p 8n~. r u&>ffE. uktF.
II t-s sa5 trs~a,-s t.sa-l IA Fea~ss,
s ssa ai ske s&rst % tax =
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NoTlCE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" tsc aFm OF Baiere & kraiz has been
shg~ tlay dissolved sT3 an accounting and
settle uent had between the members of
sRtt ira. Thst IN pursuance Of said
settlement. J. F, ksGerc. enc 81 the mem
ssFs oi said 6rm ASSUMES al The disabilities
Of SAIL fff1 end hsS hsss}Yae the owner of
and j. entitled 10 al the properly AID
assets Of Ss'd frm All accounts due the
rrIn muSf BE- settled with aim As once.
Badere q krAfz
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W. : 4 [. 90.

steamers viii leave YesiSr's deck for sE.
Attic PORT TON NSESD ROUTE. carry.
Eae fte I. :. masis. Steamer EDITH leaves
seattle every day, except SATURDAY. az 1895
Z. 10. arrives az Port Townsend ~ G a. M
Returning. ieavfs Port Townsend at : q n. /;
arrives az Seattle az p. m.
SEATTLE -WHATCnM ROUTE Rosf
ever day. Steamer WASHINGTON going
Qirretl leaves Seattle NJ 9 y M. SUNDAYS
lnesiays sud Thursdays arrives NJ What
com al 10 aln. she next day. Returning
leaves Nhaicom az =. m. Mondays We'd
nesday- and Fridays, arrives az Seattle At 10
a. m next day.
steamer W. x. MERwIS, touching AZ
lACoNNER, leaves seattle at . D. III. Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays: arrives Al
AhateoIa IL ia. next day; returning. leaves
Mhatcofn al =. M, Tuesdays and Thurs
days sundays az : a. IA. . arrives at scat
tie 10 a. IN. next day; sundays. q. m.
clio :. JACOBS, Secretary.
ID. II JACKSON. President
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Sa7s1
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{ ya&G s1sz * ssxss se<zSssnE- sss<Fess
AsEH<r. s-Ss2 y ess skFzws
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y e zss& A1ssfT - = H. u. saEA
usea agsr-Fsgss7NE % FIVE nos9sS
e fngssre - - ~assssss ssy@@s
INE AE%x LAsksz FztSSI E1Jsss :
nx94s fzsssssAszz. YrsKs szg1s zMlf-
sss& tsf ~se 81 K~9 rerz4z 80 Fks
g.ef3g XXX p fEgss - txS&@EE LAKE
L sass Esszrxss szfe&xs- nsxs fssssT sTs-
ss.se Isssa = - = : I@s4NeE
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investment O.