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mas Found out what Temptation IL.

Charles Shay, neatly dressed boy of IA accompA.
MED by middloAgod woman who wspt a good deal,
prisoner VI Essex Market Police Court YESTERDAY
morning charged with stesliHE 10 cents from Christina
Rohdss newspaper stand at is East Eighth street A
number Of the hoys friends, Including his Sunday
HCh1Ol teacher cAmrtp Cuurt to give him good rbnr
RcteT When he Was ARA Rncd 10 said N1'
81 am guilty of ne charge | don't know what
open ltHw The chang and could not resist me empta
mother had gwen II TO me for pocket money "' "'
shAY'h friends Induced MIRA Rohde 10 Withdraw thn
charge. '"" ~
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several Of them teleRraphed homo advising
their divisions to forfeit their charters imme-
diatey. The divisions that did 80 have had II
world OF trouble since, as will be explained
later. Tho members have quarrelled with one
another and the divisions themselves are
split up
The new brotherhood will make the fourth
OF its kind. There was fifth association, but
that is defnnct. It was the first association
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THE SENATE TARIFF BILL,
Effect on the Customs Compared with
The House Blu and ExIstInG Law.

Effect on the Customs ns Compared with
The House Bin and ExIstInc Law
WAsHINdToN, Juno 22.-The statement of tho
effects on the customs receipts OF the Tariff
bill as reported by the Senate Finance Com
mittee has been completed and, with the
reasons OF tho committee for recommending
its proposed changes in the bill as 1t passed
the House. will probably be submitted TO tho
Senate tomorrow. Counting each paragraph
stricken out Of the House bill! a. n change,
there were Just three hundred changes made
ly the Senate Finance Committee Tho
reasons given generally are brief, and consist
OF the statement that the rate proposed Is
believed to afford sufficient protection In the
cases OF changes Of importance the mott YES
mat actuaied the committee are given At
some length.
showing the estimated revenues under the
plonu6ed rates together with comparisons
WIN s existing hi rates ma those proposed in lhe
Treasury eXnrrt and Mr.. Durlee the commit
tIce's c!"rK Ttese show that tho. amount. of
OF all articles made dutirbe in The House bill
anu ne amendments proposed )y the senate,
vas = jldthii4j The Duties estimated under
bill rs amended by the Senate. S2Ol 6S0GO7 Tho
equivalent nd valorem rate under tho House
5I,97 per cent. The, reduction OF revenue By
the transfer Of articles to the free list in tho
mouse plll including SlU,3gl ,S7b reduction OF
tnteEnal revenue taxes stricken out by the Sem
ate finance Committee il estimated at S7l,-
0hi' IA BY iransiGr OF articles to the Tree list
IN u" senate ti the reduction OF revenue Is
estimated AT Sin,igJ. i43.
foot n"ly to tho recapitulGt!on says: These
tables are prepared upon the Plan ana theory
usually followed; tho estimates ure largely
conIectural and more or less unreliable and
misleading. They are based upon the assump-
tion that, II tho bill should become a law.
merchandise OF like quantity and values would
De imported as was Imported during the fiscal
year 1889, This basis can only be accepted as
reliable where changes In rates are not OF such
or diminished Importation. The reduction
ahoye given Of 37l,O6477 by the House bill
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the Senate bill appears TO be
certain. but II the imports should 10 the same
ns lat Year under The new rates the reduction
would amount undo the House bill to $2G,l2s,-
bi2; under the Senate TO S2O,3lS ,3s3,"
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country. except the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers. There seems to be no DOUBT
that that association will 20 over to the strike
nant in the East like that Of the, conductors
which will organize now brotherhood op-
posed to strikes.
The Order OF Railway Conductors had a mem
bershp OF about $4,000 up to the last Convcn-
ton The socessionists. who will Join the new
number about 1000. and they exrect to In
crease this There were 60 or 10 deleRateS
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ticability OF decorating
with other railroad or
CARNATIONS. The op-
ponents OF strikes dis
tinguished themselves
by donning badges con-
sisting Of blue ribbons
with this inscription in
in gilt letters: "65-
True Blue 49, Never! +"
Whon thav lost tha DIV
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OF the the kind among
the conductors and was
called the Railroad
Passenger Conductors
Association. 1t was Or
gnnized shortly after
the war. One Of the eS-
listing four Is purely an
insurance as ociation
and doesn't Interfere
with the relations be-
tween companies and
employees 1t IL the
" Old Reliable " Rail
rpal CnpI,otorsi I;fa
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their insurance mem
bership by virtue OF
Withdrawing from the
Order OF Rail way Con
ductors. or by forfeit
ing their charters: but
n prominent conductor
said Yesterday that
they were all right.
The insurance asso-
citation was incorpor-
ated. and rs long as
they kent up their as
easements they had
nothing to fear. A hOut
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More Norway Ice.

Two more carEosS OF Norway Ice arrived yesterday
on tho Norwegian barks 0unare and sirius Both YES
sells e Tue other side before the Norusn which brought
nearly thousand tons here la.t week and made ~
4n.'nGy quick y"yage Of thir zone days from RTsyis
lLe u.hAft and sirius toOA southerl y couy1e and
were lnp"dtd ny head Rples and or1ny sea- m. tss
OF 10th vessels is consigned 10 Benhain Boyet.n OF
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Mr.. Petsrs'S Women OF the Old Testament.

The Rev Madison @. Peters OF the Blooming.
dale Reformed Church. whom Philadelphia
despatch accuses OF plagiarism, has been
preaching series OF sermons on Women OF
the Old Testament" member OF his conGre-
CATION wrote to THE SUS that Mr.. Peters had
drawn largely from Whartons Famous No.
men Of the on TestomenI" tcr these die.
SGsfs Ss GSf@ni o M ettrss GTt
TO pat Of the sewn Tar SIS rerorior Eor,
ruwed from Mr. Ietcrs u copy O, " Famous
Women" and found that the chapter on Han
nah" had been pretty freely drawn upon.
MIR. Peters said that he had unQneBtionably
made use Of Mr.. Wbarton's hook and OF other
books, andsAW no reason why he should not
do 30.
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Bishop wISGer Lnys a Corner xtous

The corner stone Of st Paurs Parochal School In
Linden avenue, Greonvile, WAS laid yesterday by
Bishop WisGoF. assisted by the Rev Father shAndsl
Hs pastor o. 1e church and other priests OF Jersey
wy ABOUT 5pb people witnessed tho ceremony
h MGhE SoGleties pSrnded bsfore the ceremonies TGc
ries high II will Scat 90 pupis S' - 'N'NeA'~
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to the Rochester Convention as a delegate at
large
The simple clause which caused all the
trouble was this. 1t was struck out Of the old
ritual and it was inserted in the ritual of the
yesterday:
will not engage in any strike of railway employees
whiie AM member OF the order
The new constitution doesn't differ much
otherwise from that of the old order. A COM
mittee was appoin ed to look into new scheme
OF insurance. Fears have been expressed by
many OF the seceders that they would lose
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Made tho PunIshmeut FIt.

John Flynn Of i7s Forsyth street beat his invalid wife
on saturday night and the other rssdsns In the tene
men' avenged her by giving Flynn a trounrins he will
not forget when he was Rrraigned at Essex Market
ms ci"lhlng was IN tattsra lie h"d 10 await the
'''N ." - ''NN 'Ns
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Railway Conductors
wasn't in favor OF strikes
at that time. ThaIe
has been a good deal Of
strife between the TWO
associations. but they
will coalesce again. now
that the parent order Is
OH the strike basis.
The order that was
born yesterday repre-
sents the last remnant
to hold out against the
mighty wave that has
engulfed every railroad
L. a q l.
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Forty.fourth Year or mIs ra.rornto.

NrArE jane 2i-The Rev ANA, Freeman u n,
competed tho for'y fourth year ,s pasorao Il tho
Central Pres0y STan Church, HaVerE.rSw, to day and
ne interesting event WAS appropriately celebrated u
ms hIst ana only charge since he entered the min
Rtry ana tho church never had any other pastor pr,
orous In mind and body
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work OF the conductors.
and he was put on an
important committee.
Other prominent NOM
hers who figure! in tho
Rochester Convention
and led the sc ression =
lists. were a. :. Ustran-
der OF the New haven
division, and ). D. Chit
tenden OF the D.. l.. and
W. division. Chitten-
den had been a dele
cato to conventions
four successive years.
a.l h. NkAAF@nn y,ADe
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road Conductors Life Insurance Association
and 1t Is considered the best OF oil.
Then there Is the brotherhood OF Railroad
Conductors which is confined principally to the
far West. Itnumbers about 1000. and 1t split
off from the Order OF Railway Conductors two
years ago because II wanted a striking organ
izRtiOn. and the NaR; MAJ oritY Of the Orner Of
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Chief Conductor OF the present association,
was about the hotel and wanted to
sistant Superintendent Frank Griffith Of
the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Rtill retains an interest In the
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Is likely In some OF the
divisions themselves.
In HObok"n. for OK
ample. some OF the old
mem hers will probably
keep the charter, which
was hastily surrendered
Just after the Conven-
ton BY vote Of only IA.
They have Il member
shin OF nearly ono hun
dred. Many OF them
didn'tknow Of the meet
Ing. Assistant Grand
chief Conductor G. II.
wilkins waa in H0bokan
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$500 belong to the insurance association. The
the policy is for $500, Over $4,000 is thus
raid ont year For ten years this would
tween one-fifth and one. sixth OF the, old order
so that there are many thousands of dol
lars at stake. 1t is natural. therefore,
that some Of tho members, Of the Seeding
DIVISIONS should DO timid, knowing that the
old order NAV leCislato 10 deprive them 81
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oITY OF MEXICO. June 90 via Galveston
United States Minister Ryan 10 suffering from
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last week trying to rail-
tho charter. He has
too. and he will save as
There will be tho move
on many OF the railroad
These were some OF Il
represented yesterday
Providence. Worcester,
Johns, \. T., Now 70
York Central and Long
Hoboken. Jrr ey City
aud West Shore ronds,
Springfield, Bellows
mingham, Philade!phia.
and ElmirH. Some were
represented by proxy.
All subscribed TO the
new constitution and
decided TO bolt the old
association.
The pictures OF the
leaders In the light at
the Convention are
given herewith. +. l..
Clark OF Ogden, Utah.
Is tho recently elected
Grand Chief Conductor
OF the old Order OF Rail
way Conductors. W r
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Y enough votes to keep
been in New England,
many pieces ~ he can.
ty OF rival associations
Ia.
10 prominent divisions
st Adams, Portland,
Montreal, Toronto, st.
rk "a. embracing New
Islnnd iinilroRd men,
rom the lounsYlvania
Now Haven. llartf ord.
FullR. litchhuIR. DLr-
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Tomorrow will be District day in the House
but whether tho day will be given up TO mat
ters oil local interest depends on the Coinage
Committee. II 1t should be ready to repor,
upon the senate amendments TO the Silver bill
There are Indications that the Committee on
Rules VIII be ready In turn to see that tho rppori
secures speedy con Il !erNtion in the House /,
is a,so probable mat l'y Tuesday morning the
Aa.l9nal lection ill n special or Ier for he
remainder Of tho week. Ii this 0r,fer I;
s1oEted 1t WI PTob4bly lea to one 81 tho most
messed IA recent years.
political debate may also occur In the Sen
ate this week upon tho bill for tho admission
order OF business. When il comes up tho Dem.
ocrats VIII OnSr substitute in the shane OF
an a.. 9Wmni6qs bill. providing for enabling act 5
ico. The Territorial bill will have TO give way.
however for the consideration Of nppropri1.
lion bills. the Commtttee on Appnorrations
and Consular and Post oNco Ills "T are
now on the senate calendar and tie
Agricultural Indian. and suudry Owl bills be- be-
fore the end of the week. Two OF the bills. and
probably three, will be, disposed OF by tLe
s ssaat0 In the PsEs SK SSEs Il
his shipping bills considered. and, II that fails
then he wi press the Rlysrnnd Harbor bill in
order order, t. t9 have # out OF the way before the
will probably have the conference report on
tho i'e enlent lonsion,, oil considered early
n ne week 4 part Of thursday afternoon 10
Ito late representative Cox.
All except one OF tho fourteen regular ap-
preparation bills have been acted on In one or
both Houses Of Con Rress. Only two OF the thir-
teen. howeVer-the Army and Military Academy
nlils-hAEs pssseu-hoth houses and been APP
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-31

"A full line Of mems all wool suits
from $40 up. Good durable suits from
$3.50 up, at VANCE & MULFoRD's.
Henry Otter is the sole agent for
Yakima Of the celebrated Broadhead dress
goods. They are warranted made from
the best material by skilled workmen,
do not cookie or shrink, and can be worn
in damp weather without the least injury
to the fabric.
"A fine new line Of saddles, harness,
etc., just received at c. Z. McEwen's
shop, Yakima avenue.
School districts will find il to their
advantage to call on or address J. G..
Lawrence, at Lombard& Horsley's, North
Yakima, before purchasing school furni-
ture. I'm
Yakima baled hay for sale at l4c. at
the.I X L.
Boots and shoes at cost at Bartholet
Bros old stand.
DE Wits Little Early Risers. Best
little pill for dyspepsia, sour stomach,
bad breath. Sold by c. J. Taft.
Two dozen Of bottled beer at the
North Yakima Bottling Works.
Underwear and neckwear, both in
large assortments, at prices never before
compared with, at
If VANCE & MULFoRD's.
The celebrated Troy collars and cuffs
are carried by Myron II. Ellis. Wear no
other make.
-Mackerel, smoked, Labrador herring,
Goldfish, Columbia salmon, ETC., just re-
ceived at II. A. Griffin's, telephone So.
The only exclusive dry goods and
clothing house in thecity is that Of Henry
Otter, in the First National bank build
ing. Mr.. Otter has exceptional facilities
for buying, and he always keeps abreast
Of the times, having q standing order for
all Of the novelties appearing in the mar
ket.
-Myron II. Ellis has put his prices
down to bedrock and will sell for cash
only. Cash is king at his furnishing en-
porium.
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Three hundred and twenty acres Of
land for sale; all under fence; $50 under
cultivation; we'll wateredi 1000 inches Of
water in the Fowler ditch; ITO acres Of
alfalfa; 10 acres Of timothy; good young
orchard in bearing; one fair dwelling
one double-hewed log cabin; two good
barns, hop house and fixtures; natural
fish pond 30 rods long, 4 or 5 rods wide,
2 foot deep in low water time, fed by
springs; good water power on the place
emptying the fish pond. Inquire on the
place, or Of J. B. Pugsley, North Yakima.
G. v. FowLER.
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Native comb honey at H.A. Grlain's.

|
-Leave orders for lee at tbeJXI .
Choice feed. oats and cbopped baylev
for sale at the North Yakima ROLLER mills.
uon VI O''.aeu Oee' !" ''e
4'oiui iAAii'~ Do''''nS "OfAs'
on eau saw uo,'SIS eacn month ny
ouy'ns sro0eI'eS Vi H. A. "r''nn' lm'
suns niaue 70 ofuer Snu Pe''ec' III
guar ~"'eeu y! "!iO" 1" E'''''
Red school house shoes excel all 9th.
e'S' u "e nAu ~ Di''er B.
DE Wits Collie and Cholera Cure is
always safe and always sure We recon-
"'"u w. " . i'
miss Laura Z. jennings 'eachet Of
VOICE. piano OF organ ana harmony. Best
Rosser. mavI.3m
y, r, M'LWen Is no" onerlng SAD
his line at prices not to be duplicated this
side Of Portland.
cbildren's clothing We are now prenared
- .unnI,, inst d.. "" go. ~ 49, ~, ~
and prices are low.
~ y.,,. T. ,,,,,
- " ~
Two dozen OF bottled beer at the
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THURSDAY.


The FAR.-Monday, July 18th, large
gathering Of our citizens assembled at the
city hall to make the necessary prelimi.
nary arrangements for holding an agricul'
turai anu S'oeA iA'I luz hA sunny
IN inns ci'y' sePUeIOeI 1'n' oen sno otn'
"ayor Niolo's PieSiueu Hnu =, N. oPS,H
a0'eu u secIe'sly' A'sr oaio''y s"S
tug o'oI I'e SClien'o anu e'0icnH " uotu
sue" u 'ai' anu One "o''S u '',o o
SION anu county, .ne ou"it SPPou''e -" :"
eAecu..se 0o0e - -, ,C.iO~ zap
.. IL lnomAs, Euwa'u "ni'Son anu 'os'
M bSA'eI, WIN iuii Po"eiS :" HPPo'n'
'"e Iequ's'Ve OOn','''eS1' SeSu'T sOuuu'
PA'''0n' arI"nse 'oi JAIL pSiUe.ue An''
'a0e", an" ~ e'e'y s'"s uet ~ S ~
our ViSi''nS A,iSsA" 'i'euuS """' ~
lIha u anu "na' Si,e ca. Hnu HOoS i~'s1 =,
cl.suos that the reunion Of the Missourians
shall be an occasion Of pleasure and iol.
IItv lone IN be remembered by every Wis
itor No time. labor or expense will be
sna,ed IN make IL a three DAYS of ioy for
onr yisitors. and the fair a notable display
Of the great productive powers Of Yakima
county
-,
ASS''SAkNr'.'onh nucAley' - ions
known among 'ne BUSINESS lnen oi Nolu'
aE'a' mas in"ue an aS''se'' rou
informs TuR HEp.,n that this stem i
taken through no sense Of financial EN-.
barrassment lint To ouiekly wind up the
business on account of his fast failing
health He estimates his liabilities At
only SSOOO while the assets of the mer.
camille establishment alone REPRESENT over
SEoOO Mr. BnckIev,s creditors were not
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To the County Treasurer Of Yakima COm-
ty, State Of Washington:
We hereby certify that on the second
day Of July, 1890, an election was held at
the residence Of William l. Lince in school
district No. rs Of Yakima county, WASH
ington, for the purpose Of determining
the question as to whether the bonds Of
said district, amounting to 1880, to run
for ten years from the date Of issue and
to draw interest from the date Of issue at
a rate not to exceed ten per cent. per
annum, at which said election the cleo
tors Of said district voted in favor Of the
issuance Of such bonds; and we further
certify that in pursuance Of said election
We have fixed the denomination Of such
bonds at $500 each; that three bonds will
be issued amounting in the aggregate to
1880; that they will draw interest at the
rate Of six per cent. per annum; that they
shall contain upon their face the date Of
issue series Of one, and be numbered from
one TO three inclusive, to be payable at
the Office Of the county treasurer Of Yak
ina county, Washington, at North Yak
ina, in said county and state; that said
bonds are to run for ten years, and that
said bonds are issued under an act Of the
legislature Of the state Of Washington en-
titled can act allowing school districts to
borrow money and issue bonds for the
building Of school houses; to permit the
funding Of school district bonds hereto
fore or hereafter to be issued, legalizing
the same and declaring an emergency"
and said act was approved on March 10,
1890. W. /. LNcE,
J. E. ScHwARTzE,
CHARLES L. GANo,
Directors Of school district No. %.
Attest ]. T. STEWART, Clerk Of said
district No. %. st
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Personal.
VIM Ker is back from Victoria.

VIM Ker Is back from Victoria.
A. J. Splawn is over from the Sound.
FIR. Reed was in the city on Sunday
last.
Bob and Jim Thomas are at the Soda
springs.
Mrs. B. F. Young is visiting friends at
Summer.
L. M. Reed is spending a few days on
the Sound.
JIM. Adams is regaining his health at
the Soda springs.
Mr.. Walter Granger went over to Ia
coma this afternoon.
County Treasurer G. W. Cary is down
from the soda springs.
Judge Rudkin, Of Ellensburgh, is visit.
ing the city for few days.
Mn. A. o. Boyers returned yesterday
from her trip to Yellowstone park.
JEFF Mcdaniel has gone to work his
claim in the Gle Elum mining district.
Mrs. R. B. Nilroy and Miss wiswell
came down from the Soda springs Thurs.
day.
p. A. Bounds will leave with his family
Saturday for few days outing at Hot
Springs.
Col. Cock and A. C. Walker are still in
the wilds Of the Tietan and Nile camping
and fishing.
VIM. Galvani, editor Of a labor paper
at Spokane Falls, was in the city several
days this week.
Mr.. Green, the new principal Of the
public schools, arrived from Michigan
with his family.
Sheriff D. E. Lesh returned from Steil.
accom- Tuesday, having taken the "dope
iend" Keeier.to the insane asylum.
Mrs. l.. s. Hewlett is home again from
her trip to Portland, still quite weak, and
seemingly neither benefited nor injured
by the journey.
Rev. s. H. Cheadle and family will
spend few days camping in the upper
Wenas, In the vicinity Of Mr.. Morse's
ranch, returning the last Of next week.
DR.. W. G. Coe and family and DR.. B.
NJ. Savage and family, accompanied by
Miss Lucy Nichols, started on Wednes-
day for a two weeks rustication in the
mountains near Cle-EIum.
q. W. Jones, C. H. Humphrey, A. G.
Walker, the Misses Dunning, Mrs. Bailey
anddaughter and Mrs. Thomas and daugh.
ter make up q camping party for Lake
Kitehelas, TO start next Tuesday.
Mr.. AshhurHt, who has been for several
weeks at the Mckee ranch, went to the
Sound Thursday night. He will 90 70
California before visiting his home ia
Philadelphia. On his return he will take
up ranching and horse breeding.
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Better Hall" Than Ion. at An..

Ellensburgh LOcaliser: All Missourianl
in this state are invited TO meet at North
Yakima next month. We are afraid We
are not included in the invitation, as We
are only half (better half) AissOurian. :
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Mrs. John A. Clarke was great sufferer
from indigestion and sick headache. She
left her home last Saturday TO buy bottle
Of De Wits Little Early Risers, took q dose
and her headache disappeared as mysteri-
ously Is il came. Try them. @. ]. Taft.
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Bargains In House. ana lots.

Ihave some first class residence prop
erty with good houses on for sale cheap
and on easy terms. Enquire Of B. F.
Young, First National Bank building. II.