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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-10
ROLLIN STREET SUIT.
The Electric Railway Company
Forbidden to Build.
vAsHoN. THE slcAMlsr. FREE.
Suit for Goods Lost in the Fire ON Trial
"A Dollar Damages for Bruised
LImbs-Legai Gossip.

A perpetual injunction against the Seat
tie Electric Railway and Power Company
was granted yesterday by default by Judge
Lchtenberg upon the application of Clar-
ence l. White. J. W. Bixby and George
Cottreh. This injunction restrains the COM
pany from driving plies across the
property of the defendants three lots
in the Edwards addition on Lake Union.
over which the defendant company had
begun the construction of its Lake Union
boulevard
ErGAMfsT vAsHoy RELEASED.
Alexander vashon. the bigamist, was
brought before Judge Humes on writ Of
habeas corpus and released The prose-
cutting attorney stated that he could not
proceed against vashon as the alleged of
tense was committed in Montana
GOODS LOST Is THE GREAT FIRE.
The case OF +. A. Gardner VS.. the Puget
Sound Shore Railroad was tried before
Judge Humes and the jury found verdict
Tor the plaintiff for $s43 50. The plaintiffs
suit was for 500 damages for goods burned
while In the warehouse of the defendant
company on June 6, 1885,
DOLLAR FOR HIS BRUISES.
In the case.of Rudolph Auerbach W. the
city, a suit for $1,000 damages for falling of
the sidewalk to the street near Cort's
theatre last October. the verdict of the jury
was for the plaintiff for one dollar.
TIMBER SUIT ON TRIAL.
A jury was impaneIled in Judge STRAIT
tons department to try the case of Will
lam A. Taylor vs.. John Sagmeister and
Lawrence Coleman. The trial of the case
will be resumed this morning. 1t is an ac-
ton to recover for timber alleged to have
been taken by the plaintiffs, upon which
an execution had been issued
BEFORE JUDGE HuMEs.
Judge Humes heard the trial of the case
of Edward Walsh vs.. Moran Bros. for
breach of contract. The case was given to
the jury with instructions for q sealed
verdict.
CABLE ROAD DAMAGE SUIT.
William J. Thomas and Elizabeth ].
Thomas fled complaint against the Front
Street Cable Railway Company in suit to
recover 81, 500 damages.
The complaint alleges that Mrs. Thomas.
in March, 1889. was q passenger on the car
when it ran down the hill and around the
curve at the corner of Second and Pine
streets at . frighfful rate of speed She
believed it necessary to jump from the car.
and in doing SO received injuries for which
she asks 81 600. Her husband claims $500
damages for the loss of her comfort and
society while she was suffering from her
injuries
SMALL SUITS.
Michael McTeigh has filed Q suit against
W. G. Jackson for the foreclosure OF
mortgage for $3.50.
w. A. Harrington. assignee of W. A.
Mcpherson, brought an attachment suit
against John E. McGarvey to recover SIPS
for goods.
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Cheaper Learning Adopted ~ Regents
Dead Languages Dropped.
The regents of the University Of Wash
ington held fourth meeting yesterday in
the university library. General j. w.
Spragus. J. J. Browne. j. P. Jndson, Judge
Richard Osborn and Captain r. B. johnson
being present
The regents decided upon four yesrs'
course OF study. and reduced the tuition
fee for literary courses to S. The fees had
been SO per quarter for the higher and 81
for the preparatory courses.
The faculty was instructed 10 prepare .
scientific course, in which particular atten-
ton is 10 bespaid to English literature with
either German or French studies. but with
out Latin aud Greek, making if practically
an English course. In the past to obtain
q degree it was necessary or. The part OF the
student to take either Latin or Greek or
both. In the new course of study this will
not be required, and the degree of bachelor
of science will be conferred on the pupil
completing the course.
Severa. rules for the government of the
officers were discussed and adopted and
the regents adjourned to meet a. 10 O'Clock
today at the university. This will probably
be the last meeting OF the present session.
The regents hope to complete their work
this morning and those living outside of
the city will leave for home tonight.
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A SUMMER RESORT.

Long before there was Q railroad in King
county snoqualmia Falls was recognized as the
most beautiful summer resort in Western WASH
ing;on. The fails are 26S feet high and have
been pronounced by travellers and artists as the
most beautiful IN the world. The following is
an extract from letter written by promi nent
society lady now sojourning ~ the falls:
For the seekers of health and the beauties of
nature snoqualmie Falls cannot be surpassed
Hrre 10 the grandeur OF mountain scenery, sug-
gesting to the pedestrian many delightful
tramrs and camping expeditions. Here 10 the
beaut full Snoqnaimie river. teemirg with
spec killed. beauties and offering 10 the canoeist.
the art ST. the tourist ana the dwel.er on iis
sylvan borders what each NAV desire, and here
with I few minutss' walk IS TIE incompatible
euoqua ME Falls. whose wild. fosmy beauty il
restrained only by two glistenins rasnbows,
childss OF this earthly water sIrise and Of the
heavenly sun god 10 whom in tones OF won
drous grandeur. he pours forth the cong which
resou Ids 10 The distant wooded mountain tosp
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Two New Interpretations.

The Huntoon Land and Investment
Company fed articles OF incorporation
with the auditor, d. W. Dorthett. c. r.
Moulton. III. B. Wilson. Isaac ID. Huntoon
and John Huntoon being the incorpora-
tors. The capital stock is $500 oOo. and The
object is to conduct general investment
business and build and operate railroads.
Articles OF incorporation OF the Puget
Sound Pile-Driving Company were filed
with Auditor Forrest yesterday by Frank
/. FRYE. d. A. Brown. C.. Frederick Bat
ter. y. C. Brown, r. Robertson, John L.
James and w. ]. Tobin, with capital
stock of 5000. The object of the corpors-
tion is 10 do general piie-driving business.
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THE BLOrrER.


SUPERIOR coURr-LICHrESEEHa, J.
David II. Webster vs. Sarah B. wehster-Ap-
plicati for receiver 10 take charge Of rents aud
realty granted: bond fixed at g. 500.
Puset Sound Furniture Company W. Paul Won
Loor-Find'ng OF fac.s filed.
In the matter of the insolvency of Campbell &
Atkinsor-St pulation and order to pay as
sisnee filed.
Hiram II. Reese w. Thomas L Kempster ct
aL-Motion for confirmation of sale of real e.
tat. granted
Board Of Trade OF Seattle w r. Fredericks ct
al-Filed stipulation and frat decree.
SUPERIOR couEr-sTRArToN. j.
Joseph Weinberg vs.. Day Bros.-Dropped from
the trial calendar.
No. Se4g-Defauit of defendant
PROBATE coURr-osBoRS, J.
Estate OF August INSTRUMENTATION OF Otto
Swan for letters of administration; hearing set
for July IL
Estate of \ 4. Henry-Final accounts nual,
and order to show cause for distribution of
the estate.
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THE DIR. LEBIG MEDICAL STAFF NOW
VISITING SEATTLE

Liebsg & Co., from the Lteb.g Wor q Dispenssry
aud International Surgical Institute, of Kansas
City, Blu &c City AID San Francisco. are now
visiting Seattle, AMI have ofiees for free con-
sulfafio ~ Ricneiieu house. corner Third and
Cherry STREETS, for this week only. Primary
treatment free this visit, the only favor desired
being the recommends alton OF ell cured. Incur
ables win nos be ak n. but viii be frsnkly told
so as n avoid INSCRIPTIONS "cure-slls who
accent fees from anyone. Remember that the
above sssf are the only responsible San Fran.
cisco specia ISIS visiting seattle quarterly Come
earlv IS afo rnoans and evenings Office.
vii. be crowded. Ofice hours, 10 L. TO
and 10 8. sunday, 10 TO II only.
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Roodler Rart,ett,s Fate.

The officer coming from Colorado to take
back to that state l.. III. Bartlett, the ac-
cused defaulting bank cashier, of Fort
Morgan, in that state, is expected to arrive
here today. Bartlett was taken before
Justice Miller yesterday afternoon and
committed to Jail to await the arrival of the
reeuisition papers, with bonds fixed at
5000. Yesterday afternoon for the first
time, an entry of Bartlett's arrest was
made on the register at police headquarters.
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wants a Site for steel works.

H. w. Hammond. who has been in the
Sound country looking for a location for a
steel plant TO be erected by an English
company which be represents, left yester-
day for Sau Francisco. He says he is fav-
orable to locating the plant on the Sound
and will return in about month, deferrina
a decision until that time.
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The victori. rugitiyes sim in JAIN.

The Victoria Fugitives Still in Jail.
Fred and Eddie Cafiere. the two young
Victoria crooks taken into custody last
Sunday evening, are still held ut police
headquarters. No word has yet been re-
ceived from Victoria and Chief Thornton
is thinking seriously OF discharging the
boys from custody. The two are confined
in the women's ward, OF which Mrs Ruth
Owen, awaiting trial for adultery, is the
only other occupant ar present.
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These Are Real Bargains.

We mention you Just few like this:
Womens Dongola Kid Buttons. 7. S. & Co. speciality
worth SIS, for S.. so.
Womens Fine Dor COLA Kid Buttons, T. s. & CO. favor
lite, worth $3.50. for S.
Womens Fine Dongola Kid Buttons. handsewed worth
So, for SIS.
Women Finest Grecian French Kid Buttons handsewed
worth 81 so. for So
Womens Russell Oxford Ties for ooc
Women's Russell Oxford Ties for 81. 40
Misses Russell Oxford Ties sizes II "a to 2, for ST.
Chidrens Russell Oxford Ties, skies 1917 for ooc
Chidreas Russell Oxford Ties. sizes ~ for Soc.
Wonlens Russell Oxford Ties 81 so.
Wonens Russell Oxford Ties, best quality, Sa.5o
Mems Buff Balls, ST.. so.
Mems Veal Calf Balls and Congress- So.
Mems Buff Calf Balls and Congress, ST. 90
Mems Calf Balls and Congress. Goodyear welt S..
Mems French Calf hand-sewed, S.
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The Uuson Paetncis the only trsnsconsinenta-
line running free reclining char csrs and Pull
man tourist sleeping cars from the Pscie &C coast
70 the Hast 4. C. Martin. ~ ticket agent 20
second sfreef. Boston block c. L Baldwin
agent. eity dpex
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Auditor Forrest yesterday issued licenses
m Uea for Charles ]. Jordon and Emma II.
Roseburg. both OF Seattle; Frank w.
Paige. of Seattle. and Dena DeBooy, of
Peiia, Iowa: James MCGEE. of stanweod,
wash. and Della A. Baker. of Seattle.
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Locke richardson In king Lear. "

John Mccullough wrote:
Dear Richardson: Your recital Of king Lear
was an astounding and delightful achievement
had no idea that this great work could be in
terpreted by one man with so much force and
beauty.
Mr.. locke Richardson will recite king
Lear" at the Unitarian church Friday even
ing, July IL
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Gratifyinr 90 an.

The high position attsinst and the universal
.e.en.arce and Approval Of the pleasant liquid
s-r,t remedy syrup OF Figs. ~ the most excel
len, laxative known. illustrate the va.a@ o. the
- ;.sas an which its success is based and sre
sns,naantIy gratifying 10 the California Fig
gvr,,r. rom many.
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Go 10 see the races, 20 be held Friday, sasur.
day and sund " under the suspces OF the
washington raaus rial Fair Association First
legitimate RACING event ev-r offered to the peo-
PIE OF Seattle. Trains W 81 run every haIf-hour
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SNOQUALMIE FALLS

This fact has been recognized by the Northern
Pacific and Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern Rail-
road compani. IS aud many prominent capital
lists a1f manufacturers. soma of whose names
will appear in this advertisements. We have
noted these developments and as result con
troi the towz-ite Of Sno ualmi Falls, and pro-
pose 10 handle II in such manner a. to en-
courage the building OF greas city.
The following are some of the grounds on
which
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sannsl [. Crsvfsra chsrls, Z Con,vsr.
Reierences-Every bank and business
man in Seattle.
TISEMENT
Gsz11@.As1mevst

Washington 10 frequently referred 70 - the
fennsylvaEis OF the West This is well enough
as Tar rs II goes. bat all weiLinformed people
KNOW that Washington pcs sess, . net only al
CT Pcnrsyivania's sources OF wealth, but msny
more. She Is lar superior in the way of min
erAi and timber wealth. agricultural area and
climate, and also has the finest inland SEA and
shipping facilities IN tae world. She has all OF
the substantial resour' o. in greater abundance
than any other state and the world Is her mar
het OF necessity ashing.on win have her
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We Can Fit You

Unless you abnormay laezed shoes and that hardly
possible Seatteite especially the ladies' noted
for having small and elegantyshaped feet Mind you. that
when fit it that the shoe will grace foot and
give the time comfort and Certainly these
all desirable qualities.
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Two TpRoUGH TRATys

n. varthern Pacific viii on and after June
,s-a irsf-. run swo through trains 70 ani from
me East, leaving sea't.e a. eie q n. ana :
Tsme shortened twelve houra !. A
S.S..n General aseat: L Tonktn, depot ticket
.ssns. seattle. A. Chiioerg. city rekes agent
-ls :. FOND street. Boston h5oek-
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SPECIAL DRIVES IN PARAsoLs.
Chester Ctsary

Ali classes of tlekt % reading va he linton
Pacific 10 the East are good via Salt Lake City
ana De yer without extra ch erge. A. c. Martin
city ticket assnt72o second streel. Bosron block
C. T. BALDWIN. agent. citv cock-
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TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS.
Our big line OF table linens. napkins towels
spreads and white goods arrived: wonderful
yaIuea Chester Cieary
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TTSBURG,

But IL vii be greater Pitisbarg than that OF
Pennsylvania Where this sreas manufacture
ing town in Washington viii be locatei has
been source of study for many shrewd and
Tar seeing men, After watching developments
and studying the country ihsre seems TO be
practical unanimity of opinion that the point
which combines the most advantages. such as
water power. contiguity to raw rails. de-
STABILITY Of location and transportation facili-
ties 10
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Sl0QQalnlG Falls
Bases Her Claims for Flu.
ture Greatness:
COAL AND IRON-In the immediate vicin-
itv ere ali the raw materials used in the manu-.
iacture of ron. Almost sdioiniug the tow asite
10 Geposit of the finest toking coal in the
Northwest in inexhaustihle quantit En- II il
now being developed by the snoqualmie Coke
Company. composed of s1ch men as A.
Cannon of Spokane Fa Is. Judge Cslkins of Ia
coma and C. B. n block of 6noouaimie-
number OF coke ovens are to be built imne-
diately Several other mines of excellent coal
are located in the immediate viciuiEy. In csose
proximity to large quantities OF first-class iron
ore, assay ing fr m so to 20 per cent
NJ ARBLE-Nsture has supplied large de-
posts OF marh close Z, the iron. just who're it
is needed for iux rg.
GRANlTE-Almost within the town limits
lisa 's-ge quarry of granite which takes polish
fine enough for monumental work. side
track has been built to the quarry and it II
pertislly opened
LUMBER-just across the river is asawmi1
of double the capacity Of any other mill In
King county. equipped with machinery OF the
most improved kind. II cuts 900 feet In ten
hours and employs 200 men Ias 10 the be-
ginning of the numbering industry at this
point.
HOPs-Adioiniug the towusite il the Sno-
qua ME hop ranch, the largest in the world.
employing large number of men and yielding
good profits.
FARMING-The Sno7ua'm'e valley Is the
most fertile sgricl IL al district in Western
WASHINGTON. II is already well deyeloped and
the land 10 phenomenally rich.
RAILWAY FACIL1TIES-The Seattle,
Lake Shore 4 Eastern railroad taps the sno-
qualmie country. and as an evidence OF its
fai b the company has erected ut Suoqualmie
Falls the handsomest depot building on the
line. Two passenger and two or tire. freight
trains arrive and lave snoqualncie Falls daily.
The Northern Pacifc com pany has over 1000
men ct work constructin. line from Tacoma
to snoaua,mIe to secure . portion OF the i'm
mense prospective business in the transporta-
dnn Of coal, iron, lumber hops. agricu turai
products aud passengers The work is now pro-
crossing within two miles OF snoqualmie Falls
and the road VIII be completed and in opera
ton there by early ian This Is the o1ly point
in the state where there Is . junction of the
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern and Northern Pa
cifc roadA
The snooualmie 4 Tolt railroad tapping one
OF tae finest timber belts in the world, ID in
active operation
twill thus be seen that snoquaimie Falls 10
becoming . railroad center OF decided Inn
portance. The 6noqualmie country has long
been noed for contdaing the finest timber ia
the world. which . now male available by the
railroads aud sawmills. At this point ceks and
iron OF the best quality are tose her, and as it
takes four tons of raw material to make one OF
Manufactured. the saving ia transportation
will OF necessity make snoqualmie Falls the
place TO smelt the ore Snoqualmie Falls is
ffty-six miles from Seattle. far enough away
from the metropolis to permit It's growth
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Pullman reservations made for 81 points East
via sh., Northern Psc DC Isisoaa sn s sse1a. ,s
Sc .-~s rs second street, Boston block Z
49, - - sdsno, ticket agent Seattle
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Dut She Got It.-A Sample OF Letters
Daily Received.
Only those who have tried 1t can know Whist
Il Is that prompts one to send 1,5o0 miles for u
to get It asain- Here is another Of many such
instances:
DEAR SIRs: send IS, for which please return
Q half dozen OF your vegetable sarsaparilla ]
have moved here from Sierra City. Cal / took
three bottles before leaving, hence send all the
way hack to California for more It was just
before left Sierra City. about q year ago, that
began to feel very miserable. Ny skin was very
yellow, and was all pains and aches, especially
under my shoulders aud in my head. The doc
tor said 1t was mr. liver, and gave me some
medicine which relieved me somewhat. One of
my neishbors happened in aud told me she had
started to take Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, and
advised me to try 1t. / did, and with such good
effect that now feel like new being. have
persuaded one of nv neighbors here to take it,
20 part OF this Is for her and part for myself
MRS GEO. DELBRIDGE,
Butte City, Montana.
The reader, II be or she has not tried IT, has
no idea of what California's vegetable juices,
(Which Is but another name for Joys Vegetable
earsaparilla) wiz do for disordered systsmA
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CLEARANCE SALE AT BAsYE,s

Clesraf &c sale Of canes, umbrellas, statuary,
cur glass ware novelties and all ODDS and ends
this monih- J. 4. Rasye. jewelry emporium,
sf4 Front street
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r., ~ see the races, 10 be held Friday. ss'ur-
a. snd sunday, undef he aas.iees OF the
49, sns,s.ston rndnstrfaG Fair Association FIRST
- e. facing event ever offered TO the pvo
~. e seattle. Trains viii rus every bsh-hoHr-
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You viii tad no Eosc or waste II you hey
-Queea~ uncovered hams and bacon
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You Are Aware

Undoubtedly that since have moved into the adj
dtons of large importance have been made stock of
boots and This gives you goods than formerly
select Don't imagine that the lines quoted in this lad"
all carry for stock is complete in every detail.
Those mention just SAMPLES of the stock
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What is a Bargain?

Is question that people solve 1t is generally
considered however that the best always the cheapest and
that very cheap articles usually dear any price That's
peculiar paradox, but its SO. nevertheless Now these that
mention the best goods made give good sasac
tory wear and examination will readily convince you that
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S1,2Dr6 ia SoFsnsrn Pacific railroad, the best
81 erls<s As. iof ali points East. A. Chfiberg.
~: n ssas, Fis second street. Bostoa
Aeaxsn, depot ticket agent. seatlle.
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Soe,e.y J. II. Mitchell. IT., of the
N - racine, went TO Tacoma yester-
sau VII return here saturrav
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THE TOWNSHIP

"a natural one and 10 the only land thst could
be utilized Tor such purp Sc near the fallA
There Is not an imperfect lot The new town
already possesses q good genera store q POST
Office. express ON &c and t,iegrsp1 Office and
sew "a new nltldings ars N Ter construction.
Every lot 10 TO be elesred and the tnvnsise com
pany Is under eontract ID bald fne summer
hotel.
The lots range in sizs from 30 by 10 feet % 50
b. III feet and IaEger We will sell 100 lats this
season 70 encourage building at rom S225 10
eAs5 on EASY t.rn& Many prominent ci txens
of sea Tie ard Tacoma have Already applied for
lots. apoa when 70 huisd summer homes
The rBund Tip TO saoqualmte Falls may be
made say DAP an the fare On sundays trouad
trip Is daiy 81 80 The at may be seen st cur
once snd visitors % sroquau ts FAILS viii Do
gwen iurther IN orEna ion aad faown the town
N G. Wilson or Mr.. !. 3 Gailfoil.
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Confidential Remarks.

Everybody knows that there another such stock in
the city carry Of that goes without saying But
then everybody of the money that can
be saved in buying from This just what want to tell
you about. and then you judge for yourself
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No more quinsne- Aoores nesesaeu Aeneos
"a takfng the place.
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Hor.saa eh. Elijah Smith, Manager J. L.
,,s,s.ssan a. ". Mcneil went to Fairhaven
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Mail Orders.

The remarkable increase of mail order business leads
to the conclusion that filling all such orders satisfac
ory out-otown may feel assured that their
orders will be filled with greatest
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rssxc. . pair. chilcren's fuii-hHisaea nose
Chester Ciezry.