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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-10-01
THE INTERROGATlvE AGE.

a PatornAl Lecture Which Was Not Pro.
ductivo OF Good Results.
1t was half-past eight The boy was
tired enough to fall asleep in boiler
foundry; but he had bent the entire
force OF his will on the problem of
keeping awake, and he was just awake
enough as the clock struck the half
hour 10 ask his two hundred and forty
seventh question.
g Pa" he said. " If you had horse
and / had colt, and you got on my
colt and l got on your horse, which
would be the biggest?"
Then his father laid down the paper
which he had been endeavoring to
read ever since dinner, and took the
weary boy upon his knee.
Robert, my son." he said. II am
glad you spoke. for it reminds me that
i have few questions to ask you.
Why have I few questions to ask
you, RobertP You don't know? Why
don't you know? Because you don't
know? Why becauseP Because why?
Why because why? Oh. because?
Well, why oh, because? Come, wake
up, Robert. you cant go to sleep yet.
And why cant you go to sleep? Be-
cause / won't let youP Quite right.
my son. you have more intelligence
that l gave you credit for And why
won't let you go TO sleep? Because
/ keep asking you questionsP Quite
right. And why do keep asking you
questions? You don't know? Oh,
that isn't the answer. Rouse up, my
son, open your eyes and answer me
You exhibited intelligence before; con.
tinue the exhibition. Why do keep
asking you questions? Because said
! wouldp Quite right. And why did
/ say l wouldP l am sorry to be
obliged to pinch you, Robert, and also
to have to rehuke you for crying out
30 loud; but ! can not permit you to
fall asleep until my questions are sat-
tsfactorily answered. Why did say
would ask you questions? Don't cry out
so loud, Robert, when pinch you, or
shall have to proceed to eXtremities
DO you know what mean by proceed
Ing to extremities? No? Why don't
you knowP Wake up, Robert, and
cease sniveling. Why don't you know
what / mean. Robert? And why don't
you want to keep awake and answer
my questions? Because you're sleepy?
That's no reason. Do you know why
that's no reason? No? Why no"
Here Roberts mother interfered.
and sDatched the slumberous weeper
to her maternal bosom.
Its a shame, john" she cried, in
dignantly. You're torturing the
poor child, and I'm sure it's bad for
his brain"
mo, my dear" said her husband,
as he resumed his paper; Il have SIM
ply endeavored to impress upon
Roberts mind. by n simple system OF
practical exemplification, how annoy
ing his habit of asking senseless ques.
tions is"
"Well. I'm going to put him to bed
right off," said Robert mother, rs
she bore Robert off in her arms. But
just at the door Robert opened his eyes
narrow crack, and inquired slecpily:
Pa. why is my habit of asking
senseless questions apnoyingP"-Puck.
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CALL FOR 4 PEOPLES PARTY
COUNTY CONVENTION.

A county convection of the People
parry OF King county is hereby called 10
meet AT Nicks roul's sa4l, Eighth and col.
umbia streets, Seattle, ON Wednesday, Sep
tenbsr I, 1883, ~ 10 O'clock ~, for the
purpo>c of rs mlnaTiGe caus. dates for the
legislature, ana transaetiug such other
! business as may he brought before 1t
All Peoplls party voters ni King county,
ard all other voters who believe In the
principles IF thai party--fhe protection OF
the iahorer; $ curing the equal civil and
political righs OF every adElt citizen.
without distinction of sex or race a. fhe
basis OF government, and higher duty
Than the pro sciio1 OF mxre property
rights; opposition 10 corparata cona ciaa-
ions and trusts equal aud Just taxation I;
electoral r. form which viii secure aG hou-
est aud independent ballot, aud breaking
down The power of political hasses-are
requested to meet aud left delegates 20
thls convention. at pgimaries 10 he held
az fha usual 70 ling places in the several
precincts on Monday. September >, 1884.
Primaries in the city precincts viii be
held At y M, ard ia the country pre-
einets Gt 2 =. IN.
kepr> Sencatlon IS appoitloned as fol-
lows:
scatt,e-Firsr precinct. four delegates:
second precinct. one delegate: Third pre-
cinct. four delegates; Fourth reeiiict, ywo
delegates: Fifth precinct three delegates;
sixth product, two delegates. seventh
precinct, five delegates; Eighth precinct,
two delegates: Cesar river, two delegates;
Kent, Fail City, franklin Enumt law, Bay
View. Black Diamond. AVondaic. Arthur,
Jolt, Duyalls, pHwamish. Green River.
H0uRhfon. Juanlta, Suunydale. Union,
Newcastle. U,seeois, SAlnamish. SneQuai-
ME, Sqnak. Fashou. White River, Red
lrond, salmon Bay. Slaug 1fsr Hot springs,
Rcniou, DarhAm, Bellevue. West seattle.
Des Auiues, Adelaide, eacn pfesuet one
delegate. In al sixty-siN delegates
Seattle, August -. lseg.
JonS kEANE. Secretary,
Ft onle's Party COUNTY NrMirAl Committee
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NOr!s.F 10 CONTRACTORS.

dds Will BIZ RECEIVED AT TaE
ID once OF Herman kadis Ike. architect.
Tmrne hail, Fourth and Jefferson streets.
for the ercetos OF three story frame
hgiiG'u g. corner Fourth an James streets.
fslr John MsnztPr
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UNwisg AND uNREA

There can be 40 doubt that the bust.
ness and commercial interests both OF
Alaska aud Che whole Pacific coast
would be better served hy removing
sil Limitations from fishing and trad.
ing In BehEing sea Dor tweniy years
our government has practically an
forced it, theory OF absolute owner.
ship and contra Of these waters
chiefly hwoause untti nos 4olsody has
attempted Ia contest It's claim. sad
the resul, has been to prevent any
thing like development either st COM
meree in Behfing sea oy settlement Of
the lands in lis yIrialty. the whole
region, an empire OF land aud ocean,
has been held "a a game preserve by a
fur company, The arrangement With
this company. by whioh IL enjoys
monopoly privilege, Nas shaiiy oat-
side ot the natural and established
lines OF American policy. IN theory
IL was bad and in practice il has been
no better, for a. maintain as side ~
the bargain the government has had
10 spend annually do0hle the amount
oi rental il has reviewed.
Ii Is claimed that Il tae monopoly
SYSTEM should be abandoned. il would
involve Annshllation oi the tur seal.
but We hear nuthiag lo support this
theory. The system III protection
which has been employed ia dealing
with the Alaska Company euula easily
be sppliei il the sealing privilege we're
open to competition lac other klads
of iishing iiat Il &, lie tTae. Il to atro.
gate the asonepoly arrangement should
in fact destroy thc far seal. zsiu the
thing shonls t.e done.
We have Ia the Bear.Bs SEA question
a curious set eg considerations 10
protect the Gar sval, ae SIR up an
ahsuni tnegsy NJ eseaH dominion
heretofore oeaie1 5y ogt government
We create nonog~,ly la sto.sli, q
ot established AHsssscaa lui5cy
Ne maintain shis uou0rs5Y eoatfs,t
al great cost. ae deny oug 8 AefnSn
the privilege IT laboTius iu lhslF teggt.
lar calling. ~ lsnia grvAi So closed
against sotnaseFes sma dseAr = Vasi
country. said Ia beid sY.sudid sggs-
cultural sad other resources. from SGT.
tlement. The thius l. &1sn~; o. ths
Far seal mere tmpsFtsss sh4u sntcs
national r'sats .hsu Awefttan priv
sIogss. than the asVsiep8les.t ri a
country ana the gynersl sasess-t. &c
NoHstnxEeeE
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In presenting Judge John r. Hesf
- the Republicans Of Washington &c
candidate for United States senator
~ Republicans Of King county nave
. candidate Of whose record ant AZ
qufsemenss they may sell Esei pTessd.
by his ability. by his integrity, ~ i1's
Fitness in every respect Tor The high
position ~hieis be SEEKS. Jadge Host
comments hlrssssii 10 thinking men OF
III parties and commands the enth'ist-
astic support Of that large body os he
pubiicans who kno~ and appreciate
his splendid qualifications.
Judge Hoyt's career hiss been q
most honorable one. Shortly aitsF
the breaking ouf os the civil var he
entered the service % the Union eiih
IN Ohio regiment and served faithfully
until the collapse Of the Coniesiefasy.
He then settled Ia Michigan. where hs
began the practice Of thsiaN. He ~ss
twice elected member Of the Mich
gaa Legislature. and during biz lat
term was speaker Of The Houss Of
Representative lie zas nsstnf~'r
Of the legislature during The deadloek
which resulted I'm the defeat 81 Zach"
asiAh Chandler and the election OF
Judge Chrisfiancy 10 the United states
Senate. and throughout the bailoting
voted with the ajority Of the hepup-
liean members In favor Of senator
Chandler.
A short time after the election OF
Christiancy Judge Hoyt was ap-
pointed secretary Of the territory OF
Arizona by President Grant, Chandler
through whose influence the appoint
ment was obtained, being then seeFe-
tary Of the interior one year later
he was appointed governor OF Ar
xona, a position which be Tiled To TIE
utmost credit 10 himself and 10 the
administration which be represented.
In ISIS the Indian troubles In Idaho
assumed alarming proportions and
the n ADMINISTRATION, having marked
confidence in Governor Hoyt's sagae-
II yaisa misunderstanding capacity, ar-
pointed him governor of that terri
tory. Before lac bad assumed
the duties II this position,
however, the situation had 30
changed that 0ayernor Hoyt felt jnsti-
fled In asking TO be relieves. lie pre-
ferred Judicial position and was ae-
cordingiy appointed an associate
justice OF Washington territory. Tie
occupied this position, residing q,
Olympia. until iss7. when he removed
to Seattle aud became manager OF the
banking house OF Dexter Horton a
Co. His last public service was per
formed a. president OF the consiitu-
tionai convention. which adjourned a
few days ago.
This record Is one oi which the Re-
politicians Of King county need not be
ashamed. They can posat - their
candidate as one wbo has served his
country faithfully aud we'll ia what
ever position he has been placed. They
can point to him as ON. who, ii elected
To the United states Senate. would
labor faithfully and industiioasiy for
the interests Of his constituents, and
who by his dignity, his honesty and
his ability would reflect credit upon
the state OF hts adoption.
II Is no wonder that q large portion
Of the Republican party oE Washing
ton has responded 70 the announce
ment OF Judge Hoyt's candidacy with
AN enthusiasm which sugurs wcil tor
Its success.
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I>oR gENT NEW HOUSE. LARGE
4 rossns. en- cable Hive; for small family.
y iiief. Austin 4 Co, Ne :, Atkins huiid.
ing. Columbia u est. between THIRD ald
fpaFth sffpstz
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uYANTEB-A PARTNER ~ = GOOD
w paving established bHssuessS eapsta
ftstul 81 six In ths'gsaaa dollars Al
Of7re
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South Ninth ST Improvement
OFFICE OF TsR CRY CLERK
or TEE CRY 0F SEATTLE,

cEAFTEh. W. Aug. "a, i.~l
Notice Is hereby given % the ownsr. az
property condemned by ordinance No.
LIS. entitled, An ordinance n oNt.n Z
establish, las out api open south Ninth
street Ia The city ct seattle, iran Mik#do
street 10 Fiummeg street, thai they. yhe
iaid property owners, are seseSy required
70 appoint One person 20 set vita two
% her person tBbe 10 hc appointed bv The
owners 81 propstty hcn f.e1 ~ THE pro
vas of Of ssid crluAuc,. No I1N-. and one
Is u be apPolutsd 10y the msser oi said
city oi seattle in auprsis,ng snsi assessing
aamsgss ARD b. Behts within ami tor The
assessment cistg.ct described aud ssfah-
lisnt 81 by Sec iou oi said orHiuaur n,
LIZ, 81 - cufdauer wltr the prov isious az
Sc ton iGl ii an act u the legs.lamre of tb,.
territory oi NaSlli0s tor. ssftiti, q. AN aei 10
tcfise snd emeui the chsrtvT ef toe CRY
ot seattle, approved y brrary 8, lSs, %
SAID srp14ni cHt is - be mast lH wFiiiug
sue Hled With tat city clerk ~ tia, CITY ~
scatite on or before tue eta day sd s-p.efa
Der, \. - ISssi.
" FegEls, cry CLERK.
FIRST Publication of This notice. August
81, las,a.
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South fsiath st. Improvement.
OFFICE 90 THE tary CLenk
OF tbs City ~ SEArvLp.

htttlsfr " IL AtR. - Is 81
N7.aet - b Tshs gwen - t.tc owners nf
ltI0geFtF 1sensht q by. ortiiitasses W.. I.ls7
sAtitied An ordinance 20 extend sst.tf
.t>h. lay oii' and Ofs 81 south N}ath street
~ tae eifS of -ea}jie taom Hikafa tre.t Ia
RUNNER Street, tnst they. TIE said pr,.t,.
cry owners. as hereby required - s.i,uslnr
Ahv pci syn 10 art With tgO e. hes carson.
sohe .! WboTn : Is - ,pu.attd is ths a,su
- ~ property eelasjsa cl s.y satu erti-
Nai1er No Is 9st4 oun hs the GaAvur ~
sa.d ci'f @ - 500 lq nppEA.sf4z ana a..
st'se TX dana - ard D. 30. 6ts m4fhtn aud
" the asseskaasnE dtFtrict aeScf 5},tI 49,
stts .'siN.'et % setlieH of sad ordinance
10 ltt94, ~ sceor,i4sbcr With the ,f.5yt...,.
~ ? - t..A ssi 81 ta act 90 the legislature ~
VI ftFt4'frs 80 Washington. certified tAt-
nst - revise rad sIaysG she ei.artfsr ~ tb..
- "l Hitift approve FetFuarT Z. Is.a ''
80 APP 4tal iilt1&l j. g. ba made az writing
SUI n d with she f'ity eserK ef me civ I'll
sehttLN ~ ~ fei0se gal- 3 aay II Septafa.
q \ d. iss-i e.. ~. FERRls. Ulgrs
fls.l pahaessssf. q IA q note. 4 sansta.,
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The King sOanty eeieSasssB 80 tAe
Republican, state ec0vsatson all bravu
Sc sstse ia = sPee a. sag "a Euesasy
moEaing iselesstens fgosu saft0anti-
ing counties &Fe lgs}ss e. 'o,n the
party here, TIA erter ta@s ss lsFes a
body q pgses soard desssstes IS yos
sstls mAS iaoraey 81 Na.lA WA8s la
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To ine s'oes hei.lsrs al sa. tinsFs.., to-.
& d4UsI Co. ii --asfiss.
= affce5- if i desired l0{t.cres-s. -Hs ,..,.
La sly~ ~ ttusraufee Loan & Irr.
80. "a seattle. t5.sfesor. 14e u .sfssste,,-t
t@-t& a aia+iFl = OF thr frnstsss > ID -.
,,oi.l VNny arFt - caA meeting Of ~
si~e Shoseess 80 s8sd eDHa psuv % - 49,
"H saturday fire 5tss Say 81 S. g.tssfshar }s.0
3 t5'r afssF 81 : pttfys : iE Elte afternoon =.
ssln ta}. - Else eofa PAHg's 0Ef5ee ia ~.
eiFs ti 0fsaFtte itl ae purpose ssf esss sif...r
l5R proposition 81 the SAID board ~ tFue
Tees, asif .uptsd ~ : Eleesiug ~ sst1
isa,f3, aeid Jay u. iss9 Soc ne iEley..,.s-
- iAs capita si-Rs 81 SA'd eo4naes tyS,r~
tbs ssTa g tsfy Thousand siglIsy~ .. ~.
s''la II tsa hundred thousand aoIlars
l. = J HINT
=. u. DOWNING.
J. j. LDA4AS
q. H. Hebron
s...,. ,-.- b. y bAXTEg.
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The vitality q Spokane Fails i bs-
Ing illustrated ia mary wSys. Per
example, card has lwvs hsea reviewed
from che SpokAuv 'Asle k4s ssx t'aas-
nsny announcing sAe ogsusns az shssg
iine On >epssfatsE !.
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~ LsASE-A FuUR STORY BRItN
L ba3sisaR 81, Ssstsfa sweet 3,esrslsle
ssHfHst Address 3 ! Y. H,s' luseit
St'aeef
- k4~H -TtiEEfN tEE1 So >kssfVC
| sf,es nag 81 aef asesgh. F-ior3
4 ts- stl Frtut .trs~a
N ANEtD-A MAN Nttn tNRf s..
w ssfs.{s Snssl frusfs - lrkse ~ rent
fseafF asses ~ gass last ibe sgwit Dts
tr3sk sI gNAet >y.Hua g,rssrtsto~ Nvslii
}nsn nar5s,t ssh3p 81 Fs.lu u>i ei-ets p.
Fst sal staerF.
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To- AS NltE WHITE ~AtG#tsA4
i esafea asssex Csc ess 49, ssFes
ex gasfrs ~ tFzcs sls xssux ss. f.kfF =
Nsf-5@tr tssss IS Hsffefs strFf
fsts stEE Eg >fNfss> S& ave -
y @esf Fesse7 81 gsF nser - AFs.V
- eesa
f.0E ~sGN SAX 1Els- ssfN.sLk N5.E
4 49, ~ ksaaf $50 serr a,ae. fs.a
ras s4ts4 81 assR
49, s-sa se&sts eecgFsas ..s.st.a AS
ds GAHFuN hsss1 se*S 80 ass Mas e.
ss4se kaf FiFs Fsscx kss&a 4 Ii ssfsNfs
q s.s. l.ziz zNSs.-z sssees.
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- ENfsA2NEi HABHLE sNIs GRAN.
y WeFks, SOS i frssst5s. I,f,sE,rs. ts.ss.
s sitt4s as ttN*ctefy asI aass} e.. .sg,rL
~.he e'i sfsss1e Ski tc. ss4p.v ~
sa@stts ant}s efa aAa4 G.2s GiselY
= 'tf afH f-csfsF tAa@ sAg e-lstF sFfa "a
ass s"a.,f designs @Ifa p''ers frs rs-s.f-.ti
20 - a iFe % tharEe Pike sr..nf
s'si'ft- ta7f1 So slfth >. suse
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fRffflIlfIA.


I FRIEnLANpER. ARCHlrEt 7. ROOM
-. O. boston hook.
- }. MEASY. AkCHiTST. 5OUTH
=. esst epFsisF see''nd sl.f Marion streets.
- aAE, A. a@ts,4. sHAIsLk. -.
IAG , tisbIT~. CHIIF4l IND
~ snperla'eaaeGJ. 20 design. as p s4lerH
houSes OLA hand. i.gsS LOtai. lYefKss IA ii n
aad Nsshingtoe aileeis
Il q. BIRD. ARCHITECT AND Bt.ilf +
. tNf drr haisaf ttlllalas 8s,tss,,.. =
SeasEs aud cniS' rs.ts ga front sfr,st
tsEkAsNN RAIN kE. AkoatlaII
sna sEI-FS ar Aie t&eg rooul. Turner
had, feaf'h af'i Jefrsoa.
I. '0&clOt = 4 Fh0l-4Ht AkCtl,-
Y ierts SessEn Z. kfEsG building rslsns
=, h sad =, Fierce Ma - bh4cs al. g5iaro.
I NgEa5s9l.l. AIJaIIEl4. fUaIMAN
h3o,e tsl-5s s'o',s srfett
,loE>8AtH, Att esGEtl I0iUIbIA
- a,.llss, oses'.tss street
q s. ~AlS bkB~~tbI NtIFIT 1<0
.-4Hxriat. a.lent, Reon, e.. isosson D. =.
skN>iNts> . sIC EEJi>AAN, AECHl-
- i.-s Ne@ fuFs el'y snf Ssslse wash.
ipARAtAspN = MATS. AktitIlEls n.
f''etss = Esd u B,al'sa hsstk. :. aft,e.
1 Ht-fA IS sD@tA AaE FRANZ s.
= L Nlk"N, srrs'3iss4s. Asssra ssse sns
saslS Ffasstf as pyseiscs2}e j. srrs
assc A Casa. q. sit, 4 SeaEss h.
/ e. FERGUSON. kRcKrIE cox
-. arr s.sssus1 sTd CaesFy
{. s4EINkAs. ARCHITECT Els.. :
!. = asfi s. sosseE hissck rorue5 -as.
tssf az g'fa4awlffe stz-4fs
Y, hcssNE. ARCalfSCI. 5osTs :,
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nIssnII-TfnN a. tnriRfNFH,IffI.

NOTEE as DISSOLUTION co
" partnership heretofore sxistiue b.
twvcn he guis fsisncd, Aaa fUtag lsu~.a. -
~ seattle, untsF He trw DaulI oi ile
sitic Waper.aass togagAus. bas his dsy
areH d,ssal 81 Av mutual caEs. Ht. sN Ia
tiiitsss aBf asistahd'u. sNrnautS are 49,
samei az ihe arm ei HRk r. Eslou & Cu
~ ac w'li eaFfy ca ihe sis us~s ol ghs 90
tYs7. l'atsa 81 seaftle. AusHsF IL, l,s3
sne1 y " BAKER,
GEORGE " HAC1E
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TNIEsrufNTs.

DAkTlhs HAVING MO >EY rO INVEST
viii do Wg ! "a eaa a. fhe oasec 90 The
Puget sound NufnAi Building snst fuvas,.
mstit Co, a0i Neslsg avenue. io inquire
into taelf syst~1n % INVESTMENTS; ,harrs
are GvW for sale IN baisdings g lae sr. ef.ss
fsausedEsletv
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CsFRfsTFfN scJENCEs.


NfK. AND MRS. E j. CAsII.E. HEAL
VI egs sua tea hers. Lscsti1n Lila S-.f,-
amt sfrtef a. q box p Sestt5e ~
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= 49, : - =
(s~ss IN { i,Y i. LAWYERS. eogNEK
NJ ] ErrSsn asse Thsr streets. opposite
Ut Aasss9. sestsl v. E-
~ & 7s,sMaN-ATTuRNEy ALLAN.
-. lis ecld szeet. oessesn Ssnsts
Azss. avsrs3sy
- ANE> AND i Simpson. AT
III. Sss<Heys ard toaEssI;Ssrs- as-1sw room
Il BssE~. bsnes. cosner laird asad Unioa
FeNss
y0as asTHUR. ATgoRNEY-AT-I-aw.
- TES E3sfd sase1t. Seassis. ". 4.
sRIDNfr1. PEsERs & COLLINS
~ .zw esfiess cogSss- >e1oAs: and Uni
Tefss~ ss-srt>-
xNs NEss * SssTk-. f&0AERT W. J. y
a =. Geo - :. Ss3ESS7 8 tayneys SUD
ena sS- sas Snaslas : AKA > k1lgea
- s. Hons. AFtAg Ay-A -Lsw.
- Gls ser az sf.s a. sss< -sst&s 81 ssssz1ss
eoa-1 bsra - Nsrioa-
D&esTON. CARR s PRESTON tHAk-
1 old sreesoa. L. "a. Carr. L. :. PreSgsal.
sffcTseys SBd ceElnseilo1> st Law. Third
fessE. Newtln block. tosun tia street, D.
\ ICHTESBERG & KIEFsR IL. J.
\ lichFensssrg and James kiefer sftar.
ness and esunsello-s At law. goams q sna
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