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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-13
DiII2HAM.

The county $ ~ OF Durham cuun-
ty, North C,iuiina. The great
centre of the smoking tcbarro
and cigarette industry cannot
only boast OF being the mo pro-
gressive smoking tobacco mann
featuring city in the SoIt,.. 1,.;
it can offer to those seeking "a
mild winter climate a place of
refuge during the Winter months
second to none. Those looking
for sport will find plenty oi quail
rabbits. squirrels and other wild
game.
Those contemplating Il trip
South, either health or pleasure.
and wish to learn something oi
the places to which they are go
ing; therefore will endeayor to
describe, in brief way:
This city is situated IN what Is
known as the middle section of
North Carolina. on one OF the
main lines OF the Richmond and
Danville Railroad, between the
capital of North Carolina Raj
eight, and Greensboro. 1t il now
the terminus OF a new line of the
Richmond anl panyilIr, runuiu-
from Richmond. Va. via oxford.
\. e., aud it will soon huv" the
Durham and Northern Railroad
completed, which runs from Dur
ham VIA Weldon to Portsmouth,
Va. Work is also being ,loGr o1.
still another line III road r@Huiu-
almost due North iAto \i"-5t.;...,
which will connect NljlI sour' e..
the principal lines running NORTH
and West. The late PROF <~4l
Kerr, who was H.. many yrar>
State Geologistoi North Caru.j;u
and for several Years coa1~tg,.
with the United States (n"1lo.j-
cal Survey, said that N;JE,
North Carolina, the s>ejj.,n in
which Durham il located. was
exempt from TIL" causes that pr
duce consumption ANA throat
troubles. The report, OF la, | =
nited States Signal Service ~ 10
corroborate what Professor Kerr
says, for it shows that no 49, :i,:s
has a less humidity, Th"cH.u.t,-
corresponds with that oi vi I'LL.
Italy, Florence TIL" 1ur4u "u-
nual temperature oi I'.ug":r j.
80, Summer, - Winter II ::
Durham mean annual t"li1l~3a-
tu4p GU. $lmmor - Winter
~. BY this t4J'c an! tLcr,i-
dence OF Professor Kerr un / 9th
ers of like prominence II vijl H.
seen that Ill" r1i"uat.. ri D,trhuiu
is peculiarly a'lapt"l to thu eur
Of consumption nul aIl jlrDa:
diseases, AMI ~ n winter resort.
being tctnlTr'~! ou op. ii r. ~
the Atlantic Or.au and on IL"
other bv Tie high peak, vi Ilr
Blue Ridg" mountains. does not
suffer from extremes ii thtrn.-c
cold and heat, ~ r.. iu@ ~ hu-
man existence. WhiIv thu SUM,
merS ar" long they ar" mot NOR
oppressive thanin New York unsl
Pennsylvania. and tlc Winters
are far JESS rigorous. Cutt!".
sheep mud hp-s are s.I.Iou kcYt
sheltered. ">~pt Tor IL" purpose
of fatt"uin@. anil putiur ,.urh
is rarely su>p"ucl.
Their" Hr" Jew regions III th,.|
Who'll" earth p'rr" tn" conditions
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-13
THIS AGE.

Is iull of humbugs, and that remedy
that disproves this charge is q God.send
TO humanity. b. b. b. has never
failed, and that ought to count :or some
thing to him who wants to be cured of
what B. b. B. sets itself up to cure.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-13

private residences, Will throw OPP
en- their doors to the Winter visi-
tors during the season of 1880.
Tie hunter and sportsman
should come supplied with guns
and dogs. for quail are abundant
and the sportsmen will have
hunting to their satifaction.
The attractions in and around
the town are many; chief among
which are Buck Blackwell's race
ana trotting course, where those
fond Of trials of speed can con-
Stantly resort to for n few hours
Of amusement.
The first thing that attracts
oae's attention after alighting
..-Am the train is the mammoth
smoking tobacco establishment
ri the Blackwell's Durham To
hacco Co., the manufacturing es
Establishment OF the famous Dur
ham Bull smoking tobacco,
which is so we'll and favorably
known all over the world. No
article was ever more iudiciousIy
advertised. The four story brick
building with the various other
buildings connected, covers acres
III ground. 1t is decidedly the
largest establishment OF the kind
in the world; several hundred
hands are employed and an enor-
nous sum is annually paid to the
Government for revenue stamps.
This firm is deserving OF great
praise for supplying "lovers OF
the weed" with IL pure article
Til" CHIEF spirit OF the firm is J. 5.
Carr, a native North tarolinian,
one who the people OF the State
feel justly proud. lie has done
much to advertise ana bring into
prominence the state ; resources.
iIr has used his means. without
>tint or reserve. for education,
l1:'itable and religious purposes.
While he il an active member oi
The Methodist Church. vet he has
lone Il great deal to aid the 9TH
q" denominations in their work
throughout North Carolina. In
som" future issue We hope to pre-
sent to our readers a sketch OF
tuv lii" and work OF this noble
~oH Of the good odd North
State"
There are n great many other
$MoNiug aud chewing tobacco
factories. snuff factories, cotton,
wool, furniture. fertilizer and
other industries in Durham.
1t WAS at this point where Gen.
"rul Johnson. Of the Confederate
t1rocS. surrendered to General
>a"rman and peace was declared
in he South. The negotiations
o"tWecn the two generals ended
i'll t"rrp< honorable TO Sherman
auI favorable To the almost
ruined South.
This halt Of Shermans army
Mis- fruitful unIooked.fOrc0ns"
iu"nre< upon tn" destin! Of Dur.
ham. The soIdi"ry, idle in their
amps and oppressed by the sud.
I,u contrast of active hostility
and in.Ioleut inncti0n. sought 10.
lift in such s0lace as accident
might present, The little to.
I0cco factory OF j. IL. (;reen had
waited its cheer through the war
among the comfortlesS and half
>'Hrvt4I ranks 0f the Confederate
army, There was no more wei.
-Jlp. visitor from home than a
present Of Green's tobacco, and
sisters and SWeethearts made it a
plon$ and IA pleasant duty to ex.
press their affection through
these little mementops, decorated
with all the skill which taste or
Affection might suggest. The
Federal army struck at its foun-
t4jnh"nd the source OF the cheer
~hjI li4lItencd the hours Of the
@rnry Confederate. Durham
t@ot",l no tnpua TO it: but it
Hnsl" impressions and it bpgat
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-13
supply and Demand.

E0WaAG NM&A H&f@SE4s
The control Of fell of labor IL
contingent upon the supply Of c.r-
drivers IN city like New York Is
practically unlimited, aud hence the
failure Of their strike could be only
question Of time. In airy strike the
practical affair IL not whether The de.
mands Of the strikers are just. but
whether other workmen may b. had
~ Gil their places.
~~4~~ S@Ss
Mr.. Blaine would cut a great figure
in the Cabinet ut this iupcture. How
bis resonant, ~ar~Iike whoop would
The Iani'-E y. World.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-07
FERTILIZER ANALYSES.

Bulletin No. 81 of the Experiment
Station was issued last week, and con-
tains analyses of all fertilizers sampled
BY the official inspectors during jan
uary and February 1889. This list is
issued nearly three weeks earlier than
ever before, and will embrace analyses
of nearly all the licensed brands of
fertilizers as far as is possible to pro-
cure samples.
The valuations for this season are
higher than for last year, owing to the
fact Of an advancement in price of all
ingredients composing fer, iiizers-so
far as is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of each
other, and are: For Available Phos-
phoric Acid, &c per pound against &c
for last year; Ammonia, lie against
15c, ant. &c for Potash against DC fe.
last year These valuations are for
the raw ingredients composing fertil
izers after cost Of mixing, bagging,
handling. &c, is added. The relative
commercial value Of the fertilizers
therefore represent approximately the
price at which the fertilizer can be
bought at the ports in small lots under
fire tons for cash. OF course at inte-
lioT points freight charges must be
added to seaboa<d valuations.
Bulletin 81 contains also a re-
y;sed and correct list Of al brands of
fertilizers for sale N the State, togeth-
er with date Of expiration Of each Il
eense also regulations in regard to
the fertilizer control, and other mat
| ters pertaining thereto with which thu
farmers and dealers should become
hIore fully acquainted,
Write i the Experiment Station
for Bulletin No. g., Il. B. Battle,
director, Raleigh.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-07
The ties that connect most business
men with the pubic advertise.

The ties that connect most business
men with the ic-advertiSe
Exposure to rough weather, getting wet, liv-
ing IN damp localities, are favorable to thu
contraction Of diseases of the kidneys and biati
der. AS preventive. and for Tie cure Of all
kidney and liver trouble. use that valuable
remedy, DIR. j. Il 1fcI4esn's Liver and Kidney
Balm S1.00 per bottle. For sale by Ashcraft
& Owens, Winston.
IF a dog can be placed on a scent,
how m1uy can be placed on q dollar :?
If Won safer prieking pains on moving
the eyes, or cannot bear bright light and
find your sight weak and failing. YOU should
promptly use DR. j. H. Mctean's Streng-
thening Eye Salve. p cents box For
sale by Ashcraft & Owens, Winston.
a Detroit lady was recently admit
ted to the bar Ii was her fathers. She
got glass of beer and left.
There are many aceidenss and diseases
which affect Stock and cause serious incon-
venience and loss to the farmer in his work,
which may be quickly renltdied by the use
of Dr.. j. H. Mel ans Volcanic Oil Lini-
ment. For sale by Ashcraft & Owens,
Winston.
a Michigan grocer is willing to
admit that honest tea is the best poll
lev, but when it cones to coffee. he
doesn't believe in running the
thing in the ground
Physicians prescribe DR.. J. II. McLean's
Tar Wine Lung Balm; in il they find no
trace of opium or nlorphia, while It's efficacy
in curing AL throat or lung diseases is won
derful. Fer sale by Ashceaft & Owens,
Winston
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-07

Persons who lead a life Of exposure are
subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lum-
bago and will find a valuable remedy in Dr.
J. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment; it
viii Danish pain and subdue Inflammation
For sale by Ashcraft d Owens, Winston.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-07
BOILED ONIONS.

After taking off the outer skin let
them soak in cold water for couple
OF hours, or longer il you like them
mild; let them be c,nked in boiling
water, which should be pretty strong
! y sailed. drain off the water as soon
as they are almost done, then let them
simmer until quite tender; add a good
BIZ Of butter, pepper and salt.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-07
DREAMED PoTATEs.

Cut one PINT cold boiled potatoes
into dice, cover with cold milk; when
hot add one heaping teaspoonful fout;
moistened with little cold milk; cook
ten minutes, then add one tablespoon
full butter, one tablespoonful chopped
parsley, one-hall seaspoonful salt and
one and one-half saltspoonfuIs of pep
per.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-07
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
CoCoANUT CAKE.

One cup Of sugar, one half cup of
butter, one half cup OF milk, three eggs,
Il cups of flour, two teaspoons OF bak
ing powder; bake in jelly tins. Dress
ing: Whites Of two eggs. and one cup
of pulverized sugar. Beat well and
sprinkle with cocoanut.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-07

Sick headache, wind on the stomach bilious
ness, nausea. are promptly and agreeably ban
shed by Dr. J. II. MCI3ean's Little Liver and
Kidney Pill Is. 25r vial For sale bvAsh-
craft 4 Owens, Winston
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-07
MASHED POTATOES.

Steam or boil potatoes until soft in
sailed water: then pour over il one
pint of boiling water; pour eli The
water and let them drain perfectly
dry; sprinkle with salt and faash
have ready sume hot milk "r cream in
which has been melted q piece Of but
ter; pour this on the potatoes and stir
uhtIL white and very Light.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-07

When a man snores in his sleep, is
the sound vocal OF instrumental
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-07
FIVE YEARS. SUFFERING FROM CAIARRh
RELIEVED

VALDosTA, GA, May 90, 1887.
III have been a sufferer from Catarrh for four
1e,rs. har usei several different medicines
that proposed to cure it, but never found any
relief until | used Botanic Blood Balm D. b.
b. Since using dat have experienced great
relief, and believe viii perfect permanent
cnre j. C. SMITH.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-07
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

All VINO desire full information about the
cause and cure of Blood Poisons, Sc.ofula and
scrcfulous Swellinss, Ulcers, Sores, Rheuma
tism. kidney Complaints, Catarrh, etc, can
trated Book of Wonders, filled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known Address,
BLeoD BALM Co.. Atlanta. Ga.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-03-07
APPLE FOLLY.

Two eggs, one cup of white sugar,
three sour baked apples, vanilla. Beat
whites Of the eggs and the sugar to-
gether, then add the inside of the
apples, which should be roasted soft;
flavor with vanilla; beat this to a stiff
froth. Any kind of jelly can be used
instead of apple.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
Ori.er Of Court.

ia the probate ,soart 81 King county.
Nashis gtou territory. In the matter Of
the estate 81 Hugh McAleer, deceased.
No s4@. 1FleF 20 show castsc Why dlstrt-
hutton should not fse made.
On reading a1d sling The petition Ter dis
trlbation inside by Samuel kenney, the sd.
Elimlstrator OF The estate of Hugh Nc Aleer,
deceased, setting forth among other things
that ssid estate : now ~ 3 condition to Dc
closed aud that the residue Of said eStsts
IS now ready and remains "a be finally dis
tri5uted among the persons entitled
thereto.
II IS now ordered by the court that al
Ts.tsuns iuteres est ia the estate oil Hugh
McAleer. deceased. be. and appear before
Our said probate court az the court ropJa
thereof in the cty OF Sc&Qie ia said King
county on Monday. the I'D day 81 July,
lass, st IL o'clock s. H., then ara there to
show cans II amy they have why decree
vi final ,iiS'riaeriou sboa8 Bot he made
az oEd.ns 10 the YrsyeT ol SAID petition.
And IL Is further crticred flst copy OF
this order 10 show c&Hse tee pab ished four
successive weeks before said I'D day ot
Jaiy, Iss9, in the SEATTLE PoST-iSTELLf-
GgSCER. q newspaper printed and pab-
lishs IA said King county and of general
circulation therein.
Done il open court this oath day OF May.
1859.
RICHARD OSBORN.
Judge of the probate court OF King county
Washington territory.
TERRITORY oE WASHiN6ToN,i -
COUNTY or KING.
!, Richard Osborn. judge and OK cfiieio
clerk %! the probate court of said King
county, do hereby certify tbat the forego-
ing : iuli, true and correct copy OF an
orizioBSl order 20 show cause. granted by
said probate c0urs on the 9th day OF MAY
lSsi n the matter OF the estate OF Hush
Mc3leer, deceased
II testimony whereof. have hereunto
~ 81 my hand and affixed the seal OF
lsEAL.l our said probate court this DIST day
at June, 1880
RICHARD OSBORN.
Judge ana eX-ofileio clerk cf the probate
couis of King county, Washington terri
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
Notice.

10 tie stockholders OF the ~.
Insurance Corr rsay OF seassla,
" n&csS,st Is fieSs nd +, 5rs.s,<.-.. IN
itsl stock Of the Herns - IT
tompsuy ~ Seattle. there - .a
signed eelng a fasseflsy on ma ~ ..
SAID company, hsTetv eaA : 49, ~
the Stockholders eg Sss8 es,s,.s .s \
hciG ou Nofssl&y, the Tara 49, M
10, So the hour ci ; s.ciasS - y ~ ~
noct 81 SID Gay. 81 the rss,s, = -
IN TIE eisy al seattle. fer shsssxssN
e2flsks's nag TrgpaSlsion ~ It
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inE ef sad bes3d. Reid lpn. = ~.
the ineresse 81 The espztsI s,s~s NJ
company from the sasa = 80 aSf
thcn~and dol arS a. the sssrs - s. sel(<
rSG ana hlty thousand szellarx nzat
JOHN ?. Hovy
HALEY tssrzrr,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27

The question of the royal grants
threatens To split che Liberal party Of
Great Britain rs badly n II has been
split by the home rule question. The
Radicals are utterly opposed to voting
any more money for the royal family,
believing that the present allowances
are sufficient e. keep even a larger
family than that OF the queen. They
are accordingly making vigorous
hight against the proposition - vote an
allowance FOR the oldest son 81 the
Prince of Wales. They are opposed in
this by Gladstone, Harcourt and Nor
ley. The rarnellites arc also support
ing the Government, much 90 the dis
gust Of their natural allies, the Ra.i-
Gals. What effect The differences
which this question has caused viii
have upon the future course OF Brit.
ish pel.ses, ii would De impossible to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
NOTICE

To ne s'oektossers az ,s.s So
4 isuSt Co., ii seattle. - -
heress. II IL desired tasr~. u
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Rim, = $50, ,ssas'-;s uaeFssare TIE 49,
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on saturday The 9tA sisv II s 800
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sum OF two hundred lhosssass $3.50 -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27

Col. Logan H. Roots tclcgFaphed
from Seattle. W T, yesterday as
follow.
Seattle. Ike sogac ether e'arss hss h<tR
f.enxfateA As ihe destructive un. Il hss
m.ay asiysataEss se natural lcSailQn II
ssss4sstsa aaa ceuarsCfVt rslirsfa fst Rr3
aepsnrx b. bs IN rasgBlss RasinfsS tan4
lsnan Assara fton seHEbanAfer sld " l.e.
Mrs.. Rests. fAauy &od f8sse' Az sfs
hayisg g,esa tirse, Nc asa sn tataf ~ 81
visit assa NsrfS Et~Fs bfel7ts 81 at
tassa ssad Ssusicts' gstssssiing san1f.E SO
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Probate Notice.

4E&AiIoEG Ok " A%HfAtsItN.f -.
County ol King.
In the probate court OF said King county.
N the matter oi The estate OF Ernest f.
LANCE, deceased. No. 7gl, order 20 show
cause on sale of real estate
Fred CASH and Win Schnid, the exec
utoFS of the estate OF Ernest y. LANCE, de-
ceased, having on the 10th day of July,
| lss9, died his petition herein duly verified
pray ing Tor I'm order OF sale OF the whole @
the real estate OF which the deceased died
seized oi, for the purposes therein set
forth.
And 81 appearing 10 the court from the
said petition That the personel estate of the
said deceased ia the hands OF the said exec
utofs i not Sufficient 10 pay the debts out
standing against the said deceased and the
expenses OF administration and the legacies
provided for by the will OF said deceased
aud II Is necessary 10 sell the whole the
real estate OF the said deceased to pay the
debts and the costs and expenses of adj
nuistTation.
1t is therefore ordered by the court that
ali persons interested in the estate of the
said deceased appear before our said pro
bate court at the court room thereof on the
9Th day Of August, 1889, ut the hour OF ii
clock q. m. OF that day in the city of Sc
atle, IN said King county. then and there
TO show cause II any they have why an
order should not be granted ~ the said
executors % SSH the whole, the real estate
OF the said deceased, or So much thereof as
shall be necessary 10 pay the aforesaid
debts, costs and expenses Of sdndn.stra.
ton.
IL is further ordered that q copy OF this
order 10 show eause be published four sue
CeSsive weeks before the said 9th day al
August, 1889, IN the Seattle posT-fNFEIII
GENcER, a newspaper printed and pub
lishsd in the said county OF King and of
general circulation ia said county
Done in open court this 10Th day Of July.
iSs9. RICHARD OSBORN.
Judge Of the said Probate curt.
COUNTY OF KING,
WASHINGTON. -
], Richard Osborn, judge and ex-officio
clark of the probate court of said King
county, do hereby certify that the fOfegO-
ing Is true and correct copy OF an origi-
nat order u show cause granted by the.
said probate court on the loth dag OF july.
/ lsss, III the matter OF the Cs.ase OF Ernest
Z. LANCE, deceased
Ia testimony whereof 7 have hereunto
st any hapd and affixed the seal OF said
probate court thls lllh day Of July. 1888
RICHARD OSBORN,
Judge and eX0ihcio clerk OF the probate
court OF kiGg county, Washington terri
tory.
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AZ } PER CENT.

bsftH tFizsFfiiA& GtfA interest si4is 2htt.
uaobfh5f 81 he rate Of sisol per si.0o
borrowed Ten sbaHes entities you "a q
itsaa Of 81 a2: no bidding for none -
don't pay Eent any longer bar call Tor in
formation Oh " o Fggnkiia * o., room .,
SeHiiH block. Columbia street,, general
western u sHager for the American Build.
ing. loan asI4 Investment Society of CHI
nassa
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IL THE PROBATE COURT OF King
4 cOn1Iy. Washington ferrit0rg--In the
matter uf the state % Samuel Deany, de
ceased, No. So, order 20 show cause ON sale
of real estate.
john William Denny aud James Nc
Comhss executors Of the ias, vi IN and tesla.
nent oi Samuel Denny, deceased, having
/ fied their petition herein, duly gerifiqd
praying for I'D order az ssle 81 portion al
use real estate % the said drco6ent, for the
PURPOSES therein st foftst and Il appear.
leG unto the court that said petition ssf>
.orih ssi tae necessary facts Ia authorize
3 sale % said real estate it ~ there fore
oFitFesi by tha court thar 81 peFsous inter.
esfef 70 the estate a said deceases! sf,s.-ar
before SAID probate court Oh tbe Sgh ,lay
Of July, iNsy ~ Il o'clock q n IS said dax
- tise court room - said probate cosIt al
iue eou't house ia tbs cify AZ seattle. ana
thea au& taere shD4g eausa. 4 auv yh,sv
nafc = Or aii order shUBa nos b. granted
- said eEfeuiots - sell 50 much of me
zeal estate oi tho saj % ,eas q - shaU H.
necessary ssr ihe purposes set flr.h IN said
petition.
ltts further orcegea by The c.,srt That
copy "a tEls oT4et &c publishes IT hast
ta'iT sie l'vsolFe Nesks ia zee sgATus Posr-
~ - slssSfaa eNspRpef 90 nt-G aad
published ahd al gtMerAi circulation 10
So - King co08fy.
Ilone ia oFea cgur' tbs 18Th devol June
3sss t,it Ru GsHaeNF
4odee ~ ss1d Probate Coart
TERRITORY ~ ~ AsIifSeT5Sf
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