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WISE AND OTHERWISE.
RESOLUTIONS and Platform Adopted b,
Wisconsin Republicans.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. O.--The republican
state convention was called to order by
Chairman Payne Of the state central com.
mittee.
Michael Griffin, of Eau Claire, was
chosen temporary chairman. Griiiln's
speech was enthusiastically applauded
and every reference to Governor Hoard
aud the Bennett law was signal for
hearty cheering, After the appointment
of committees the convention adjourned
at 3 o'clock.
Upon reasscmhling the platform was
reported unanimously adopted. Ii de-
clares its devotion 10 the common school
as the chief factor in the education of the
people, and pledges itself to support,
strengthen and defend il. II recognizes
as valuable authorities in the work Of
popular education the private and par
ochial schools supported without aid
from public funds, and disclams
absolutely any purpose whatever
to interfere In any manner with such
schools, either as Ia their terms of
government Or the branches o. he taught
therein; il aillrms the right and duty oi
the state To enact laws that will guarantee
10 all children sufficient instruction in the
legal language of the state To- enable
Nlltlh Nil IfNtl anu NElNf wv Hilllfs " W.
licvcs that the compulsory law passed by
the last legislature is wise aud humane in
all It's essential purposes and opposes its
repeal, but AT the same time asserts that
the parent or guardian has "A right To So.
lect the time Of year and place, whether
public or private, and wherever located,
IN which his child or ward shall receive
instruction and charges Ia modify the ok
isting law So that il shall conform to the
foregoing declarations.
The platform says: 1--WE further be-
licvc that all children between the ages
Of and Il years should bc protected 10y
| appropriate legislation from the evils
| physical and mental, arising from thcli
| employment in factories and similal
places Of work, and adequate provisions
should hc made for the care of children
| iucurably truant We are uncomprumis
| iugly opposed Ia any union of church an,
state, and will resist any attempt o
either"
The ticket was not completed until AZ
| ter midnight. The nnminatitNs are: Sec
rciary IL state, Edward Coe of Walworth
treasurer, Albert II. Geilfass, Milwaukee
attorney general, James O'Ncill. ot tlarl
county. The convention was still ia scs
sion al a. M.
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IDAHO REPUBLICANS.
Dubois Makes "A speech 10 the first Ue-
publican tonI sntion.


BOISE CRY, Idaho, Aug. % The first
republican state convention held in the
new state of Idaho assembled here to-day
Fred L. Dubois, chairman Of the state cen
tral committee, called the meeting Ia or.
der. He said: "Tho people Of Idaho
have every reason Ia be proud of
the record of the national re-
publican party. Ii had sustained
wise and patriotic laws against
treasonnble Mormons il had given better
legislation than the people had dared
hope for; il had protected the ilocks and
mines of the people against opposition
from i'll paid poor labor from Spain and
MeNicos aud IL remains only FOR us To aid
the national party"
G.. :. Weller was chosen temporary
chairman. After tl" appointment II the
usual committees, the convention took "a
recess until evening.
The organization was completed nt the
evening session. W. ". Watkins was
elected permanent chairman, aud the
convention adjourned until tomorrow.
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The SPLIT is COMPLETE
Senator Quay Did Il With His Little
Resolution.
Carter Gets a Black Eye In the
House-James Blaine Walker
Departs-Sanders a Guest
of Mr.. Roosevelt.
Special To the Standard.

Special 10 the Standard,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 0.-The republican
split in the senate is complete since the
fight on Quay's resolution was begun this
morning. The impression has strength
will both fail. The democrats are being
encouraged by the Eastern papers TO
stand firm and compel the republicans
to settle the fight themselves. Reed is so
much concerned about the situation that
he does not dare leave TO care for his
own district in which the election is TO
take place in q month. Blaine is for the
Quay resolution and Reed is against il.
He may also be found to be against Reed
in Maine.
Carter got black eye in the house to-
day. He had begun a fight for the pas
sage of the bill 10 permit an alien TO own
mining property in the United States, and
had made a long speech in the morning
hour yesterday. The discussion was con-
tinued in the morning hour to-day. After
several speeches Payson Of Illinois, set
tied its fate by an attack upon the propo-
sition to allow aliens to acquire property
III tillb touiiig anu tht bill was VII Nllt
table by decisive vote.
James Blaine Walker has broken camp,
deserted the white house stoop and has
gone West. Ii il not known whether he
has taken the hint Of the white house TO
go somewhere and grow little or whether
he has gone out TO organize Carter's cam
paign.
Brice, the historian, who arrived in this
country Sunday, and who reached the
capitol yesterday, was the lion of the hour.
He was yesterday dined by Hit of Illinois
who had mixed company of republicans
and democrats TO meet him. This noon
he was entertained at lunch at the cap
itol by Representative Andrew OF Massa-
chusetts, where none but the democrats
of the house were present. Teddy Roosc-
welt, who impulsively declared that he
had only been allowed TO meet the "dilli.
tante,r told him rather carelessly that he
would introduce him to some of the men
"who think rather than act,n and tonight
he is to dine at Roosevelt's table in the
company of Senators Hoar, Spooner
Hawley, Jones of Nevada and Colonel
Sanders. Has Sanders been regarded in
Montana as man who would "act
rather than think?n
w. Rutherford has been appointed post
master at Silver. Lewis and Clark county
in place of $. l.. Crane, alleged TO hay,
resigned.
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Mis-oula Matters.

Special Correspondence Of the standard.
MIssouLA, Aug 20.-J. II. Hogland of
Roslyn, Wash, is visiting DR.. Bellmcycr.
Attorney General Haskell, State Treas
urer Haskell, State Auditor Kenncy OF
Helena, Judge Hiram Knowles of Butte,
and L. J.. Conner of Deer Lodge were in
the city to-day.
Sheriff Houston took the Edwards
brothers 10 Grantsdale for hearing to-day.
District Attorney Webster went up "a
conduct the prosecution and Attorney
Mats the defense.
La Lasce was brought to the city and
locked up about IL 80 tonight. He sur
rendered TO Duncan Mcdonald at Ravall
this morning, The two started at one,
on horseback for Missoula. but at Evarc
La Lnsee's horse gave out, so they came
from there on the engine which helped tc
pull No. out from here.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-ln the house to-
day the bill to exempt mining land from
the provisions of the alien land law was
laid on the table by vote Of 0to q.
A resolution calling for information
as to Russia's prescription Of Jews was
reported and adopted. The house then
began consideration of the senate meat
inspection bill.
The chairman Of the committee on ag-
riculture said ii was proposed by this
measure TO open the foreign ports To
American meats. BY opening these ports
millions aud millions Of foreign gold
would be- brought into this country aud
would relieve the embarrassed condition
of all classes Of industries.
Hit of Illinois said this bill would r..
move the prcteucc upon which foreign
governments excluded our hog products.
He objected 10 the unjust discrimination
made against pork under the prctcncc IL
was unwholesome.
Morgan of Mississippi offered an
amendment bringing lard within the
operation Of the bill. Lost.
Sayers offered AN amendment that
Texas fever shall not be considered as a
contagious or infectious disease.
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Scientists in session.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2).-rhe thirty
ninth annual session of the American as.
sociation for the advancement of science
began in earnest this morning with organ.
ization, the association meeting in
general session in the house of represent.
atiyes. Over 200 members OF the associ.
alton were present, This afternoon the
various sections met separately and their
representatives made addresses. At the
Plymouth church the retiring president
Prof. Mendcnhall, delivered the annual
address
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Races at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, Aug. ~. Thrcc.quarters Of
a mile Forcruuucr won, StrItagem
second aud Sir Ra. third. Time :l94.
Mile aud half furlpng Bus ed won,
Floodtide second, Eminoncc third. Time
l:aii..
Six furlongs Kitty Van won, Golden
Rod second, King Halcn third. Time
l:lgN
Thrrr-puartcrs ~ mile Young Duke
won, Mary second. Ecstasy third. Time
l.tais.
one mile Birthday won, Major Tom
second, Marie X. third. Time l.i3l
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HE DID 1T.
Sld Man iiamlin freaks IN. Worlds Re
cord with Ills Past buggy Team.

PoUGIHEErsIE. y. V, Aug. ~. Amid
much cheering 10y two thousand spccta.
tors, e. j. Hamlin, nearly - years old, got
intn.a four-whecl skeleton wagon and
drove Belle llamlin aud Justin mile "a
beat the record Of 2:lS. lie did il. making
the mile IN 2:lGh. la the 2:20 class, 81 900,
Globe won, Miss Alice second. Golden
2l9L
2:27 trot, - ,OO; Signalight won, Night
ingalo second, Honey B. third, Ida Nor
wood fourth. Best time, 2:2lI.
Free for all, pace, sl.OpO; lial Pcinhcl
won, Gossip, ir., second. Jeweu third
Best time, g:l3L.
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American nar Association.

SAuAroUN, Aug. r.. The American Bar
association began its annual meeting to-
day, and President Henry Hitchcock ot
ST. Louis delivered the annual address.
Heury rumkius Of Alabama read paper
on the Necessity for Uniformity IN the
Law Governing Commercial Paper"
Dwight E.. Olmstcd read paper on Land
Transfer Reform"
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CIrl oF MEXICO, Aug, IA Salvador
dispatch says General Elcela ,g-day rad
the peace protocol which was submitted
20 the cabinet aud approved on most
of points. General Elccia will send To
Guatemala commissioner duly author
ized to sign the peace agreement arrang-
ud 10y thv diplomatic corps, aud Il is be-
lieyod everything will be- settled satisfac-
tOrily Friday or saturday
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wASHINGToN's POPULATION.
Result of the Census Enumeration Of
Montana's sister state.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-The result Of
the official count of the state of Washing
ton was wired 10 Governor Ferris to-day
by the census bureau. The schedules in
two supervisors districts, however, have
not been received. The population of the
state, exclusive of these, is given as 33,-
5Gi. The missing districts will probably
increase this number to about $4,000.
The population of the territory in 1850
was 75,ll6. The following is the popula.
ton of the more thickly settled counties
King, 5,4i3; Pierce, 5,l2G; Spokane, 3d..
G03; Walla Walla, l2,l05; Whatcom, Is.
S0S; Whitman, 1901; Clark, ll,6A
Lewis, LAB.
The census office to-day announced the
result of the count Of the population of
the following cities: Seattle, WASH, g..
9l4, increase in 10 years, 40.3sl; Tacoma,
Wash, g, SIS, increase, 3i,7G0.
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California; FortIe,h Anut,.rsary

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Thc California
congressional delegation to-day waited on
the president and presented an engraved
gold plate hearing an invitation to attend
the foriieth celebration Of the admission
Of the state into the union. The president
made neat speech aud said lac would not
be able to visit California this year, but
hoped To next year.
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RUSHING THEM THROUGH.
senators Tired of Talk are Getting Down
TO Business.

senators Tired of Talk are Getting Down
to Business.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Quay's resolu-
ton fixing the time of voting on the tariff
bill and designating other legislative busi-
ness to be taken up this session, was laid
before the senate.
Hoar offered substitute for Mr.. Quay's
resolution by a proposition making ii in
order when any bill or resolution shall he
under consideration for a reasonable
time, for any senator 10 demand the de-
bate thereon be closed. He also moved
TO amend Quay's resolution by adding 10
il a provision 10 include i'm the business To
be taken up the federal election bill, and
to have vote on il tax ell on the 4th of
September.
Quay gave notice that at the proper
time he would demand a division on the
question.
Hoar addressed the senate at length, in-
sisting that the election bill should not be
postponed.
Al the conclusion of Hoar's speech
Spooner moved To refer TO Quay's resolu-
ton To the comm ittee on rules.
Frye made an impassioned address
against that motion and in favor of an
amendment 10 the rules, providing for
the adoption of the previous question.
Several other senators spoke, and at IL
o'clock the tariff bill came up as uniln-
ished business. A suggestion TO lay aside
the tariff bill temporarily was refused
and so the senate proceeded to its consid-
Grafton.
The pending question being on Me-
Pherson's amendment to strike out the
classilcations and compound duties and
substitute a uniform rate of A. per cent.
ad valorem in the cutlery paragraph, the
amendment was rejected. Paddock was
the only republican voting "aye.n The
bill was then laid aside with but one page
disposed of to-day.
The house amendment TO the agricul-
tural college bill and Ia the meat inspec-
ton bill was laid before the senate and
concurred in. These bills now go 10 the
president for his signature.
The house bill for the relief Of settlers
the Northern Pacific indemnity lands
was taken from the calendar and passed.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.--The first assist
ant secretary Of the interior department,
to-day affirmed the decision Of the com.
missioner general Of the land Office of
January "a, 1889, in the case Of Joseph
Pool against Patrick Moloney, involving
tract Of land in San Francisco district
The decision j. in favor Of Pool.
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IInrrisnn In,lnrsnh.

WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. 2D.-Thc state
republican convention met at Martins
burg to-day TO nominate candidate for
supreme Judge. The Hon. Reynolds Of
Keyser received the nomination on the
second ballot. The platform adopted en-.
dorscd the administration Of President
Harrison.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-The silver bull
lion offered for sale TO the treasury de-
partmcnt to-day was l,3llOOO ounces. The
amount purchased was iGG,ODO ounces as
follows; 5000 ounces at l.l9.45; 1900
ounces at l,l9.7j; 10000 ounces AT l.2O I;
10000 ounces at ,20.25.
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A base IsalI Change.

ClNriNNNrt, Aug, gO.-Waltz and Barnie
Of the Baltimore Base Ball cub Of the
Atlantic association, met Phelps aud
Whitaker Of the American association
lyu club.
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Pence for Guatemala.

WAsHIN0ToN. Aug. D.-Thc state de-
partment received telegram fro n Minis
ter Miner to-day saying the good offices
and mediation Of the United States have
been accepted by both Guatemala and
Salvador. The basis Of peace will bc pre-
sentcd tonight.
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KILLED IN A COLLISION.
Two Engines Come Together on the Den
yer a Rio Grande.

PALMER LAKE, Colo, Aug. 20.-A coils
ion occurred this afternoon on the Denver
& Rio Grande between Palmer Lake and
Monument which resulted in the instant
death of Engineer Hart and the probable
death of his fireman, Fred Foley. Hart's
engine was helping in the vicinity of the
late washouts and he received orders Ia
run Ia Hustled, while the other engine,
about the same time was ordered to make
for water. They were both going at a
high rate of speed when they collided and
both were badly demolished.
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At pittsburg Pttshurg 5, Cleveland ls.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 4, Brook
lyn :.
At Buffalo Buffalo :. Chicago0.
At New Nork-New York 8, Bostons
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cnnAemninr IN. rrncInm,tlnn.

BEUiIN, Aug. lO.-The whole Berlin
press condemns the arbitrary police proc
lamati1n prohibiting yesterdays socialist
meeting IN view Of the fact that the anti
socialist law expires in October,
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Two womcn rnrnch to pralh.

WA-wNUroN, Ga. Aug, ~. Two fc-
male county patients we're burned to
death Monday night ia house on the
farm ~ Il, Hill. who has the lease of all
poor farms IN that judicial circuit Tho
cause 81 tho fire IL unknown,
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WlNNuEU, Aug. D. The government
has issued the third crop bulletin to-day.
The average wheat yield will be p bush
els per acre, with a total Of 2OUOOIOO
bushels.
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ON THE DIAMOND.


Al Boston, Boston 5, New York =.
At New York Philadelphia :, Brooklys
a.; first game.
At New York Philadelphia :, BrooklyK
l.: second game
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Az Toledo Toledo !, Syracuse 0.
Al 81. Louis ~. Louis >, Rochester 5.
At Columhus-Coumbus . Brooklyn 9.
At Louisville
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Mnre NlcIim. nf,hr AccIh.nt.

QUINCr. Mass, Aug. 2D,-Two other vic
tins Of yesterdays railroad accident we're
added to the list Of the dead this morning,
Ella Barl, aged -. aud Mrs. Abbie Abbott
OF Louisville, Ky.
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A Treaty of pence.

Ia LlBERTAD, Aug. 2O.-Through the
efforts of Costa Rica aud Nicaragua,
Seuor Srgarous aud General Alfaro, rep
rescnting the Salyadorian and Gnatema.
Ian governments respectively, are on their
way toward signing treaty of peace.
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The sIiuation In Ammonia.

LuNDON, Aug. 20-The NenrS says the
situation in Armenia is daily becoming
more dpplorablc. There has been "A
slaughter Of Christians at
MDD-l
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on for can. NAV

WAsmSOroS, Aug. 2J.-1hc president
left Washington this morning Tor a weeks
visit 60 Cape May Point. accompanied by
ex-senator Srwrll Of New Jersey.
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The Quebec Cabinet

MONTREAL, Aug. 2O.-M meeting Of
the Quebec cabinet yesterday Rohidoux
was appointed attorney general, laughter
provincial secretary and Turcotto protho-
notary,
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DEOPLE'S MARKET.

Barrett & Burnett
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
THE ONLY
lFrst-class family market In the city All Goods
Delivered Free OF Charge.
Shop on First Street ANACONDA
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7 A. HASLEY,
PLUMBING, STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATING.
Estimates Furnished on Application. Orders
by mail promptly attended TO.
-. OAK STREET, ANACONDA. -
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BUSINESS CARDS.
uENRY SURPRENAN1,
SIGN PAINTER.

lKalsomlnlng, Paper Hanging and Frescoeing
Done in the best style OF the art.
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Investment Unequalled
BALLARD WATER FRONT ADDITION,

unee OF mile Of
n Railroad
one block from the
active operations will
make
making this n
will
be two built
decided docks
to be made
The and
few it
Here
of olas for the investor
in rfoage
ofo
from
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GREEN LAKE AS RESIDENCE cErrKR

Yesler has her saw mills, Ravenna her -four
Ing mills Lsiona, kdeewatsr and Fremont their
factories and heavy. deafeninz railroad. salmon
Bay, Ballard and Boulevard have the nuendfng
din Of cars. shors, fonndries and mills Tho
great canal win 60 through cne Of these days
and make q smoky. noisy. bssy water fronf OF
This whole line Now the Great Northern cats
across 70 the head OF Lake Washington. passing to
the north OF Green Lake 70 plant there . line OF
busy industries
Where shall an elegant residence be buiitf II
should have pleasant. gsiet prospect upon .
body Of water. quick and convenient transit.
heaiFhfui surroundings and eresiitzbis real
denc@s for nsixhbors. vast cirraEnferenas ~
laks front traversei by Linz Of transportation
t,uf pnncfnresi, ~ IL were, here and there By
line OF travel. cannot meet the Above require
meatA steep banks aud noisy 'front.' however
rsnch travsrscd b car lines cannot satisfy thu
s,re@s LAKE when IL shah be ~ II win be en-
cireied ali along its four 1iiss Of deHghffal
shore w1th an electric line, and when this
shall be as IL viii be tapped 90 the south from
Fremont and from LAtonss on the fas: from Hs-
VIENNA. on the Sorfh from Q tributary district.
add on ths West from Salmon hay ana Ballard,
Will b. the home nest Of Seattle. The sanitary
conditions perfect IN an elevation Of - feet
above Lake Onion. with an untaiiing ana Aban-
dsut surplus Of water ever Towing into Lake
Msshiaxton- The construction and GuxaiHE 81
sewers 70 connect with other systems which
rns; lead 10 ssi, water ID Of satghf dtsicusu or
S4rsf
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George Nicholson yesterday threatened
his son-in-Iaw. John Burbanks. with an ar
and afterwards chased his daughter with q
pitchfork, she escaping by good luck. Mich
olson was arrested but released today on
bail. This evening he met his daughter on
the street and the quarrel was renewed.
Mrs Burbank drew . revolver and shot
her father in the leg and thigh and - he
fell attempted 10 blow his brains out, but
was disarmed. She Is under arrest. Mich
olson Is an old man and will probably diA
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Professor Hsnkle. writing in the Journal
Of Speculative Philosophy, makes mention Of
a REMARKABLE character whom he met at
salem. Mass, In istza. Daniel Mccartney by
name. Mccartney was 81 years Of age at
that time. bat proved TO NE satisfaction of
Mr.. Henkie that be could remember where
he had been. the state of the weather,
etc. for each day and hour since
he was Q years odd; dates covering
period of ~ years These remark
able feats were proved and verified
by weather records and newspaper files
kept in the city, and OF the hundreds of
tests resorsed 20 10 try his powers he never
failed OF proving himself 3 wonder OF won-
ders in q single instance This prodigy OF
memory worked at the Salem R>pssbsioaa
ofice. ard naturally one would think him
able 70 furnish brains for half . dozen
papers, bat. on the contrary. they could
M AXE no use OF him whatever. except 20
turn the press twice each week.
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500 TO $3.50 PER LOT.
osE.THIRD CASH BALANCE IN AND MONTHS.

We had hd made of the the relative
the
dcoabu
tina highly satisfactory all who will and
found The addition
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Ten TO rrrrY HOURS sAyrD

BY taking the Northern fxetns vsstaon1ed train.
ears sd I'll miles the aks0rs<<s ronss 20 Sht'
eSxol Toursss sseeping cas- shroaxaz PLACING
rasxeerers IN Onion 6rpo< Zen 90 dfty hngr1
axenf, 10 Second street.. hcssoa block = 1o&p
tin, aepx< fsekes &x2al sekffse
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whea ypu 20 20 Green LAKE. take Lake rnsoa
ear xnx nak Tie conductor fo- . fee tnco9Gn
pcxex. oses fhs 0reen Lac <lsct<se il8e.