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Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

good stock.
l2good mich cows, one good heller; . stock
bulls, fourteen pigs, SIX weeks old. | Poland
CHM boar. ~ pair chickens, 10 pair guncas
aud3P In ducks
OGe Jump seat carriage, I phaetOn, nearly
new; llncum spring "uggy. IN good order;
Brewster sp ing buKRies, one l-nau wagon
nearly new good IRON axe farm wagon, one
swell holy cutter and belts moving machine
grain drill horse rake, nearly II ": double
hsrpOon hay fork, i2l feet of rUpt with blocks
2 blocks and TALL, pillow, 2 twin harrow, 2
Iron cultivRtors, shOvels, forks. rak s. hoes
gruh6ing hoes, picks set OF light harness, In
good order, set o single harness, double set
of wagon harnCss, BRIDES, co lars, tate D. II
COW chains. whCelhArru y, corn knives, new
ing and priar SC thes. churn. dairy II stu es
aud variety of 9th articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms: Al sums o" SIS and under sh all
over HAT amount u credi OF s IN tnlhs On pur-
chaser giyihga bankaole noe with an APP
proved endoraet, orr and half per cent. Oh
for cash. JOHN +. hENDHI' X son
D. Il. Robinson, auc'. iii, 20 q, 2i-ltw
0
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Tie rosy freshn(ss, and yelyety soft.
ness OF the skin is invariably obtained by
those who use Przz mis- Complexion
Powder.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Two DAYS PUBLIC sALE-WILL
L be exec ed NJ publlc sale on the farm
known rs Riverview, on til" rod leading
undersigned,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
TnE wILMINGroN REPUBLICAN,.

THE WILMINGTON REPUBLICAN.
Ifyou wish to keep
posted in the sale line
be sure to watch the
advertising columns Of
the REPUBLICAN.
The Farmers Index
in New Castle county
is beginning to fill up
its columns with the
annual public sales.
Numerous farmers
making a change of
base are offering their
stock. household and
farming implements at
public sale to the high
est bidder.
fyou have a sale
be sure to advertise it
in the REPUBLICAN,
and you will thereby
make money by SO do.
ing, Our Wilmington
merchants would do
well by using its COL
umns to let our coun-
try subscribers know
what they have to off
er in the way of real
genuine bargains. The
REPUBLICAN office will
be pleased to print
your billsand circulars
Of sale. BE sure to
purchase a copy Of the
weekly REPUBLICAN,,
which has been great
ly enlarged, and I'M
proved, and send it to
your friends outside of
the city and state.
Copies already for
mailing 5 cents; one
year $500 in advance.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Tomorrow promises to be fair %
partly cloudy, and rather warmer, FOL-
lowed by rain or snow on the coast. Sat.
urday clear with slight thermal changes.
State OF the Temperature
at the REPUBLICAN Office to-day, IN ta'
shade:
. o'clock 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
"a "a 80
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
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Reduced,

l., iIe!ss, tailor, No. e. 3rd st., will
make up the balance of his winter stock
at redu ed prices. He invites a call.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Go to smeltz 4 Co. Tor cheap apples
and potatoes, and buy where you can
save money. No. 10 +. 18th ct.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Thomas o'Connell and family went to
Washington last evening, and will pass
lew days in seeing the sights OF that city
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

IL fine cabinets for $500, and one sxlO
rsme size free with each dozen, at Hol-
sud's, 3O1 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
DUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
Il having let,cd his farm aud going to quit
farming, will sell on his farm situated At Fair
view eh0ol House on Mill Greek Hundred,
ON THURSDAY, MARCH a. 1889



An his farming utensils horses aud house,
hold goods us follows;
Five horses. Une horse Nears old, mare
years old, mare years Old, norsfs n their
Gems horse wagon, with large bed iof
hauling lime, grain etc. 1 horse, ! 2.hOrse
and du sOut wagon, OK cart. I hAi vest bed
wtth tongue aud asle, 2moNing ma hines,
pluWa of II desert ito :, 2 twin harroBs. col
lvatOrs Of different klhds, ro!ler 2 h, sr
rakes, threshcf and cleaner, used with .
horse pow re- CON Shelters sleigh ami Ucils,
gram IGus, ! market dearborn, ! Ih rtoi
wagon, sets ca riage harnrs Ineary new,
sets lead harness, Is srltch ncnt harness:
collars and brides, log chatns, picks hoes
and shovel, dairy flNt4tes, churns, milk
p ms and bgckets butter seal 5 and bowls
Household goods bne marble top walnut
ynrlor table, w-lnat cane seat rarur chairs.
spear cook stove, nearly lew; Dewdrnp
parlur stove. coal stove, nCa ly new. 10
yards Jew rag carpet In th- web, walnut bed
9'ead, nearly new, either bedste Ids, mat
tress and h clothes, wash tubs, pres rving
Jars and cans and many things too tedious 10
mention. Terms, at sale.
~ wal-fw d. EpBERT 7. RANKIN.
W. j. LanK, AuctiuneeF
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Grand Carnival at the Rink tomorrow
night.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

The streets of New York
Commencing on Monday evening mex
and last until W ednesday inclusive
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21

Il Is strange how many meet At No. I
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1889,


Two horses, 1 head of milch cows,
heiter, two years old, very fine
Farming lmplcmcnt-:-Dno Champion
sell rake reaper, horse rake, = pluWs, 3
culiiEiupra wagon aud pillow harness /
laiIu wagon, Peach bed, with springs:
% skets, horse cart and gears, forks,
shovcls, S-horse power Chute Brothers
steam engine. s-hor3e power Taylor
manufacturing Co., Westminster en-
combined grain and clover seed huIIrr
run years and ~ tirstclas5 article; !
AultnIan u Taylor grain thcrsher5,
water cnrt and barrel, good market
WAGON, York wagon and many other
articles.
Terms:-All sums Of 81 and under
cash, all over that amount months
credit, 10y purchaser giving II note with
an approved endoraer, or , per cent. oil
tor cash, ON all credit sums.
THEODORE JONES,
WI I.Amk. Amctlonnnr flI.ml I a.waE
Daily Republican., 1889-02-21
Acts Like u Charm.
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Important to Fishermen.

Hooper's Anodyne for infants collie and
teathlpR.
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An ordinance fixing the limits OF the pro-
perty benefited and protected by the
water supply furnished by the city OF
seattle. and of the property subject to Z
special tax therefor.
The city of Seattle does oriain as follows
SECTION i. That the limits of the property
benefited and protected by the WAFER sup
ply furnished b. the city of seattle are
hereby fixed as follows: Such limits shall
include the entire district within the cor
porare limits of the city of Seattle, ana all
taxable property within said city limits
is hereby declare To be benefited aud pro-
tecteu 10y said water supply. aud subject to
special tax sufficient 10 pay The expense
OF providing such water supply.
Sec. ,. That ordinance No. 800. of said
city, entitled, AN ordinance txirg the
limits of the benefit and prot, elton al
forded by the coBtrac; for the supply OF
water made by the city with the Spring
Hill Water Company and within Which
property shall be subject to a special tax 10
pay the water rent according 10 said con
tract approved the 10th day of sep;em-
Der, lsss. be and the same is hereh, re-
pealed, provided that the repeal OF said
ordinance shall not in any manner affec,
taxes heretofore levied upon the property
within the limits prescribed by said re
pealed ordinance.
sec. 5. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pass
age and approval.
Passed bv the common council the 10Th
day of September. 1859
Approved by me the 10Th day of Septem-
Der. 1859. ROBERT moran Mayer
Filed by me the 18th das OF september.
iss9. C. ", FEERts CLERK
Per c. b. GRANT. Deputy.
Published Friday, the 18Th day Of
Sep;e mber I-se
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Ordinance No. I.l95.

An ordinance fixing the limits OF the bene-
hts OF street lights provided bv the city
and within which property shall be sub
iect to special tax for lighting the
streets.
The city of Seattle does ordain as fol-
lows:
SECTION l. That the following shall be the
limits within which property shall be sub
ject TO special tax Ia pay for street lights,
both gas aud electric, provided by the city
of Seattle, aud within which the public
streets of the city may be provided with
lights by the city, fowl: The entire dis
trict included within the corporate limits
OF said city OF Seattle, an6 all taxa'le prop
erty within said city limits is hereby de-
elared 10 be within tue limits of the bene-
FITS OF such lights and subject To such spec
ial tax.
See. 2. That ordinance No. ESQ entitled.
IAN ordinance fixing the limits of the
benefits of street lights provided by the
city and within which property shall be
streets, be and the same is hereby re-
pealed, provided that the repeal of said
ordinance shall not in any manner affect
taxes heretofore levied upon the property
within the limits preserib d by said re-
pealed ordinance
Sec. 8: This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after its
passage and approval.
Passed the common council the 10 h day
of september, 1889.
Approved by me this 10th day of Septem-
Der 1888.
ROBERT MORAN, Mayor
Filed by me this 18th day of september.
1889.
C. W. FERRIS, Clerk
Per c. b. GRANT. Deputy.
Published Friday, the 18th day Of
September, lsSg.
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As OLD A. THk PYRAMIDS.

A recent discovery. or rather a re-
cent digging-up OF old literature. goes
Tar toward confirming the old maxim
that there is nothing new under
the sun" II shows that even the
"drop-the nickel into the, slot" device.
which We mederns fondly believed To
be a strictly iatter-day wonder. Is in
fact as old as the pyramids. Thomas
Ewhank. in his Hydraulics ana Me.
chanics," Published at NeN York la
ISL. describes a device referred r. hy
Hiero in his "Spiritalis. which was
the name cf work pul,lishcd by Rai.
dus In the 18th century. containing
an exposure OF many frauds y,erpe-
tratrd by the Egyptian hierarchy. In
this work II described a device for
automatically dispensing the parity.
ing water TO worshippers who entered
the temple. By strange coincidence
SIZE dsackssas we're required 20 operate
the apparatus. ia spoady.i Aoe 90 s..
.ssa asor,aosi sa}esto sulag.e draeA.
mesvm s.s'ss'aase agsa a,l 'slgs,srs,,i.s b,
sAmts" A COIN 81 Eve draehn So being
cast into the vase. The water sill run
out fer sprinkliug-
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The tsIes1ran xho. on being askeEs
BIZ the LAWYER for the CroE1n -as-
pe.ts'' " hat defendant Ez-, repisrl :
.sTha.se usurierers over there, may
have teen a Hstie AZ fault a. far Is
technical aeegraey II Concerned, bal
hi- rns:n idea. says the Chicago jour
a,si. vas al right.
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The Eafsirnore xaz<Ts-su reports tie
appearance IN thai city of rssnsseas
s.rsssizy zho srceis ssermsnys ys'sinz
sossier. Io.zs.s Hoffman, TIE ii''se
phenomenon ~ the sssoFsznsefssas esAs
i said 70 be manly Little tot oniy .
years Of age His naFss j. Guy HOPE
He was born in Ensmetsosfg. sfsd II
he-ifs I.is sausseel talent from ooth
parents. His speciality is the eo1nes'
The u,oet asaseagf instrument for a
chssss 70 master, buf his reEdiison 0i
the noss lnsSicaas pieces il said 70 Se
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Treasury DEPARTMENT.


ofFIcE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, June "a 1859.
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence pre.
scented To the undersigned. IL has been
made TO appear that ''The Washington
National Bank OF Seattle in the eity of
seattle IN the county of King and terri
tory of Washington, has carr .lied with Ali
the provisions OF the statutes Of the United
states, required Ia be complied with before
an association shall BE- authorized 10 com
ineiice the business OF banking
Now therefore /, Jesse ID. Ahrahams
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency. do hereby. certify tina, ssTbe
Washington National Bank of Seattle in
The city OF seattie. in the county OF King
ana territory Of Washington, is authorized
20 commence the business OF banking A.
provided in section fiity-one hundred and
sixts-nine OF the Revised statutes of the
United states e
In testimony whereof witness
my hand and seal of ofic.,
g., this 9Th day of June. ls.e
,shAi-k }. ID. ABRAHAss
Deputy aud Acting Conn
uolier OF the Currency.
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tAf13E NaEp stsN& At AUCTION -
-3sf. 3ag - sEg ai ssVlsse ts.F l,.ss
- eAs,A = u3 81 AsItss etsrFa.. { ALL
49, - tae Ensss tlsssef. So exsn ee Fsv
Se~z - 60. san es}kak $50 se<fsge. ane ma
l@s Saa sAfie tests sn3 SsaF as issra-
ssa4. Asf fAey~ IRE ass IAa c&exr ~
-4ae e,ss - IS ass epkHasu
= G Mr. &&aA- 4 aAss n& p.assse
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Prince Bismarek was once book
sgegt. ard bis greatest success vas In
ti,s sale Of Blamenbaeb's Aufgeshleh-
IT, die wessel<ung IN der spisgelei-
sen
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A s,EssMENT Roll. MIKAnO sTRRKT

4 SoEssMENT ROLL, MIkADO STREET
4 n grade-Notiee is hereby eiven that the
assessment roll for the grazing of Mikado
street, from Eighth street 10 Twelfth street,
and constructing u sidewalk on both sides
thereof, has been filed with the under
signed. clerk of the city of Seattle. and fur
Their notice is hereby given that the said
roll Is open to public inspection at the
Office OF said clerk, in the city ball, and
will ,emain open for inspection unit. Fri.
day, September 10, 1889, at O'Clock y. m,
and that all perons feeling themselves
aggrieyed by any such assessment. may
apply TO the common council of said city
To have the same corrected, on said Sep
tember 20, 1sse, AT ) O'Clock p. ~, al the
council chambe-. in the e.ty hall.
G. W. FERRIS, Clerk.
Date OF first publication. September 6,
lNSQ
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The most recently COLLECTED siatls
tics of the British empire arr those
for 1857. They shos toe total aria 81
the empire Ia ~ SWs>.sl square
miles. the population. ss>S $, .~52. tlae
gross revenue. 81 .aGs.eo 49,. the gross
expenditure. ss,es1 1et"po. the p..l-
lie debt. ss.eo .socso. the .usr-,st.
~ SIS goo a. the exports s.
500 .ese co; the shipr,ng entered an,l
cleared. Ia as. go tons. sAc Bl8c, II
railway opened. s. ssA In ares tIr
Russian exceeds the hrjg.sh empire
In railway mileage the Vuite3 states
exceeds the british empire. T. che
population eE RassiA nas1 Zee sJ5e,i
those OF Germany. kEsacs. The VuGesl
States and Austria. before thar at tas
British empire j. surpassed.
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A SSESSMENT ROLL. MAIN STREET
"A grsde-Noiice is hereby given that the
assessment r II for the grading of Main
street, from Twelfth street 10 east line of
Terry's fourth addition, and construct ng
sidewalk on both sides thereof, has been
fled with the unders gned clerk of the
city Of Seattle; AID fsrther notice Is hereby
given that the said roll is open to inspee-
ton at the Office of sald clerk, ia the city
hall. aud viii remain open for inspection
until Friday. September 20. lss9, at s
O'Clock a. IN, aud that all persons feeling
themselves aggrieyed by sny such assess
ment may apply To the common council of
said city To have the sa,ne corrected on
said September 20, 1889. at s clock D. M =,
At their council chambers in the " ball
&. W. FERNS. Clerk.
Date of first publication, September 6,
= -
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IA strange case q sya9psshog,e death
IL reported trom New fails.iesPhia, In
the state of Chic. kx1gsBEv " D.
Brown and Frank Rs0sn wess father
0na son, the former II aEsi Sae latter
= years 81 age. fstsSsa the to
tAere Was an sxsss,ilngy strssnE a.
ooohpssns Frequently TIE sssa baa
- 1he family that be csasa net saf,
VeVo his father Ise<entsy the fatAes
- sesxsd os a Ser.ozss fitness saa
|GRnaunas saas Mhsn he paSssG
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An ordinance 10 assess and levy taxes for
gene raj and special municipal purposes
for thu year lSss.
The city CT Seattle does oTsisin as follow ::
SEcTioS / That tsxss for general and
psciai municipal purposes for A D. lsSs
be- aud the sane are hereby levied upon
all property. real. personal and mixed. sui
ieet 10 taxation by tre city Of seattle for
the purpose specified in this osdiasce, at
the I. llo~iRg rates, viz: For general mu-
nieipa purpcses a. the rate OF four mills
on each and eyers dsil-r Of the asses. ed
valuation of all property within the city of
seattle: for road purposes at the rate of
three mills on each and every dol ar of the
assessed valuation of all property within
the city Of seattle; for FIRE purposes at The
rate of two mi Is on each and every dollar
of the assessed valuation of all proper
within the city of Seattle; for sas light
purposes sud 10 pay for lighting the streets
of said city al he rate OF one and one half
mills on each and evers dollar OF rhe as
sessed valuation oi all property within the
limits defined by ordinance No l.la5. en-
titled AN ordinance fixing the limits of
the benefits of street lights provided bv the
city and within which property shall be
subject TO . special tax for Ching the
STREETS" for water supply AMI 10 pay for
water furnished by the city al the rate of
one and one-haf mills ON each and every
dollar of the assessed valuation of prop
erty within the limits defined by ordinance
No l.Iee. of said city, entitled IAN ordi-
nance fixing the limits of the property
ben. fitted and protected by the water sup
ply furnished by the city of Seattle. aud of
the property subject To a special tax there
for"
Sec 3 That a road poll tax for the year
lSS9 be ard tne same is hereby
ass ssed ami levied Ut the sum of
four dollars on each ard every
lessinhabiEan of the city of Seattle. be-
TWEEN the ags of II ana 10 years. except
persons who are public charge. and per
sons exempt from such road poll tax by
law.
see 3. This ordinance shall take Ell
feet anu be in f-rce from aud after its
passage and approval.
Passed by the common council this 10th
day of September. lss9.
Approved by me this 10th day OF Septem-
Der, lSSq.
ROBERT MORAN, Mayor
Filed the 18th day of September, 1889
c. W. FERRIS. Clerk.
Per &. b. GRANT, Deputy.
Published Friday, the 18th day Of
Co 1,.sr
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residence 10 be erected on Temperance
street Piaus 1T Steinman's Office.
NOTICE TO CoSTRACToKs-wA WATER
AZ street grade-Seaisd bids will be re-
eeiyed by the undersigned. clerk of the city
OF seattle, on or before Friday. September
-, 1889, at o'clock p m, for the grading
of and construction OF sidewalks ON both
sides of Water street from Clay street To
Bell street, in accordance with plans aud
specifications therefor now on file in this
Office, each bid ~ be accompanied by
cash deposit of $50. ~ security for the ex-
ecution of any contract that msv be
awarded. The city reserves the right TO
reject any and ali bids.
. C. W. FERRIS. Clerk
First publication Friday, SEPTEMBER 18Th,
ls~a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NO BRICK TRUST-ANY ONE CON
~ iemplating the erection Of Drick build
iugs IN the near future would do well be-
fore contracting for brick 10 call on j. t.
Pcarce. oio James street
4 IL PERSONS HAVING BILLsAGAiNSr
~ the seattle Art Furniture Factory
please call and render same. Hupirtns
Mcguire. prop ietor seattle Art Furniture
FACTORY.
SLOoP EMERALD AT AUCTIDN-THfS
~ slOop, known as smuggler sioop En-.
eraid, IL 30 feet long, g-f,ot beam, built for
heavy weather. built same rs Puritan and
May flower This sale is without reserve at
Clark's boathouse SATURDAY. morning, 10 a.
m. Doe NJ. Rex. auctioneer.
NoTlCE-T0 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
~ All persons src hereby warned
against making any bills against the
steamer Violet, unless ON the order of
Captain Corners or ". J. Stevenson.
NoTiCE-wE WILL NOT RE aEsPoS-
~ sibie for any bills contracted for by J.
h. Iibbetfs Nelson Bros
NoTICE-i HAVE A LARGE sTooK
~ OF furniture and bedding at turner
hall, Fourth and Jefferson streets. A.
Nshihusch.
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACroRS-sENECA
~ street grade-Seaied bids will be re-
ceiyed by the undersigned. clerk of the
city OF Seattle, on or before Frid.y, Sep
TEN Der 20, 1889, AT O'Clock p. m, for the
grading of and cons ruction of sides alks
on Seneca street from seventh street to
Twelfth street. in accordance with the
plans and specifications therefor now on
lie In my Office. Each bid TO be accom-
panied by cash deposit OF $50 as security
Tor the execution OF any contract that
may be award q. The city reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids
c. W. FERRIS, Clerk
First publication Friday, September 18th.
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~ fEETED

EExefsgY- RFED--7ef.tesss~ Il l.-s. 81
fss reslience Of Mr. Harry VI Lswts- Sec
asf stree. ~ va Rev : x. : Gray, a.
si.ssas as Trsnlky ehurrh. -Salns birc.
sauxsssf 81 frank ". Esrf, Of -eAftier 20
l<gssBs ,. gessss h. isre ef Nes foyK civ
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS LAKE
AN avenue street erade-sealed bids will
be received by the undersigned, clerk of
the city of Seattle, ON or before Friday.
september 20, lssg, at I o'clock o. m, for
the grading of ana construction OF si.e-
walks on both sides of Lake avenue from
Depot street to Elliotf's bay, in accordance
with plans and specificat ons therefor now
on ME ia this office. each bid to be accom-
panied by cash deposit o. $50, as secu-
rity for the execution of any contrac. that
may be awarded. The city reserves the
right To reject any and all bids
Z. W. FERRIS, Clerk
First publication Friday. September 18th,
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Advert &ssseass sgusssr gte heals 81 Lost
Fouuss. Yssr sale FGT Ksaf, and -isSstiosss
" .atssi xils - !uss gsed 81 the rate 81
sxf.ts 4 word for first insertion. cent .
xofa fyr eae.i snaseqEent Insertion Pay
rlsnt always ia ssiszBea,
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xOTIcR-Th. business ossee Of The Post
rSTEaIEaExrEa Will hereafter Re oyen uDtil
} q 81. Classified embellishments VIII o
rr.ssvei up ~ shis hgar.