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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10
AUCTION SALES.

- - &s~ - ~S4A4e1A y - S01G
AT a u Q TT M,
MONDAY.
At l2 O'Clock N. at saiesroom.
First-Class Investment.
Lot and improvements, No 7l3 Taylor ST.. bet
located, and eau be made to return very handsome
income by the erection OF flats or lodging house;
between Two lines OF cars and only minutes walk
from Kearny Examine this before the day OF
sale. Size of lot, 3Oxl37:6.
Elegant Building Lot.
N side l4th ST. bet. Howard and Folsom-This
lot Is wei located in very desirable part of the
street severed, paved and accepted by the city
specially adapted for fiats the size, 80 :6x130.
O'Farrell-st. Investment.
No. 1905, bet. Webster and Fillmore sts.-This
property consists OF two houses; front house con-
tans rooms and the rear house rooms, and
income OF $55 per month; lines OF cable-cars
within short distance; street work all completed;
of lot % :6xl20.
Fine Prospective Business Corner.
Size, 50:llS1i4-NE. cor. Jersey and Noe SITS;
aud sidewalked. and the lot is ready to build on
This is splendid opportunity to purchase corner
the Castro-st cable-cars.
Desirable Downtown Tenement Property.
No. 7Os Pine ST.. running to Prospect place, bet.
Stockton and Powell sts., consisting OF a house OF
ID rooms and at present rented for $50 per month
There is sufficient vacant land on Prospect place to
build fats on and thereby greatly Increase the in
come. For size of lot catalogue; $4,000 can re-
main on the property.
Cosy Cottage in the Mission Warm Belt.
No 80 Liberty ST., bet Valencia and Guerrero;
cottage of rooms, beautiful garden, cement side
walk and bulkhead; IN the most desirable part OF
Liberty ST.; only ~ block from Valencia-st CABLE
cars This is a choice lot and can be greatly i'm
proved by erecting fats; good drainage: street
severed and paved Look at this before day OF sale
size Of lot, 25xl15.
Valencia-st. Business Property.
Lot and improvements: w. side Valencia St, No.
14lO, bet 18th and 26th SITS. This property Is now
suitable for business and should be improved by
building flats with stores below. and will readily
rent and pay good interest on the money invested.
Property on Valencia st is rapidly enhancing In
value; cablecars pass the property; street severed
paved and accepted by the city.
Mission Building Lots.
-Four choice building sites; s. side Jersey ST. w.
OF Noe; situate in the warm belt; " block from
Castro-st cable. Lots level and ready to build on;
street severed and macadamized; no nicer location
for home can be found. See the terms, one-haif
cash. balance In and IL months at per cent In
tcrest; size OF lots, 22xll4 each
Nice Building Lots.
s. side OF oath St., W. OF Diamond This lot Is
well located being only "a blocks from the Castro
ST. cable. Twenty-fourth st. has recently been
ready to improve. II you want cheap lot you
ought to examine this: size OF lot, 25xll4.
For further particulars, maps. catalogues ETC.. ap-
ply to
BOvEE, TOY & CO., Auctioneers.
10 Montgomery ST.. under Lick House.
Jys 10 II y 10 81
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10

EXCURSION TRAIN leaves foot of Market street
(Narrow-gauge boat. at S:15 a. M. Returning.
leaves Santa Cruz at 10 Tickets obtained at
62i Market ST. and at Narrow Gauge ticket Offices
Train leaves San jose at 10 A.. NJ. Fare round
trip 81 SO. Leaves Los Gatos at 10:2S; fare, round
trip. 81 IS.
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House, Philadelphia, on June 18th ult. The
orchestra and the principals went through
the score. and all were enthusiastic over 1t.
The sign of standing room only" is out at
the Grand Opera House every night at the
repetition of "Rigoletto,''
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10

WANTS TO BE GUARDIAN.-Judge Van Rey-
negom Will on The 18th inst. consider the petit
ton presented To the Superior Court, asking for
the appointment of Henry ID. Martin as guar
dian Of the estate OF Milton ID. Garratt.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10

FIRE HOSE TEsTED.-PartIal tests OF a con-
signment OF 5000 feet of hose, received yester-
day by the Fire Department, were made by
Engine on Pine street last evening. The tests
We're pronounced satisfactory.
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THE doctors have discovered that the new Ice
factory produces what has given them great
trouble heretofore TO procure, VIZ: pure dis
TILED water; they now use telephone No. 3463
and get it cheaply.
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SURFSIDE fronts the famous CLIFF
DRIVE; adjOins GARFIELD PARK,
overlooks MONTEREY BAY; is on the
new extension of the PACIFIC AVE.
NUE. STREET RAILWAY, is a short
distance from the BUSINESS CENTER
and the BATHING BEACH and THE
HANDSOMEST TRACT OF LAND IN
SANTA CRUZ.
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THE MIMIC WORLD.
MidWeek Notes of Business at the
Different Theaters.
" Captain swift"-Curtis Preparing for The
Sha,chen" -Witmark's Marx" Indigo"
General Mention

Captain Swift" is probably the weakest
piece the Palmer Company have in their
repertoire, and il is no doubt for this reason
it was launched first so as to get it out OF
the way. With all, or nearly all, the first
nighters-there were not forty in the au-
ditorium of the Baldwin on Monday night
absent from town, it would not have been
good Judgment on the part OF the
management to make the best part
of their dramatic bouquet the leading
course. /" Captain Swift will not
bear second settings Its defects grow
upon one, and some of the New York crit
les, who at the outset put it side by side in
the points of general construction and hu-
man interest with Jim, the PenmaD,
gave premature decision. 1t is flimsy, and
only held together with effort by the good
company who have it in hand. The busl-
ness of the company so far is. however,
better than it was for the first week Of the
last visit of Palmer's players, and the
heavy sale for the time devoted to Sir
Charles Young's powerful play-not new,
but well-renembered- would argue that
the profitable work of the company will
begin in earnest On Monday evening next
Last Chances for "The Old Homestead"
IlcluT6S OI CHaTll6 heeu, Tie pain GULF
edian," and the merry farceurs who are his
colleagues in 1.-The City Directory" orna-
ment the dead walls and hoardings OF the
city. This IS an outward and visible sign
that there will be no more "Old Home
stead" next week at the New California,
where the play has run for month to the
best midsummer business, we dare say, ever
enjoyed by San Francisco theater. Ac-
tors and even managers, strange to say,
get weary of runs" and long to change
piece which is "a sure thing" with the pub
lie for one that does not enjoy its confidence
to the same extent, as was illustrated some
years ago in the New York theatrical eXpe-
rience. This is like some Of our early day
miners, who left ounce diggngs for other
but less certain prospects, just because they
were tired of working in one spot. Change
is the universal law of nature. "The City
Directory" which is pleasantly recalled by
our theater-goers, may, however, especially
as it has been much altered for the better,
and in many places rewritten, repeat the
gratifying success Of The Homestead"
Mann thinks so. We shall see.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10

CHANGED HIS PLEA.-Francs White. charged
with the robbery OF an old man on the San
Bruno road several months ago, yesterday with
drew his plea and pleaded guilty 10 charge OF
grand larceny. He will be sentenced on Satur-
day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10

New DRECToR.-Tbe Directors OF the
Bank Of California have chosen James Butter
worth Randol, manager OF the New Almaden
mine. Director to fill vacancy.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10

You can't help liking them they are so very
small and their action is perfect Only one pill
dose. Carriers Little Liver Pills. Try them.s
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When hehad Children, she gave them Castoria.
jyl7 by TuThSa&wy
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10

CONDEMNED HoGs.-Marset Inspector Wray
condemned two hogs yesterday at Bum's pack
ing-house in Butchertown.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10

Platts Chlorides is an Odorless
Liquid, but Its dislnfecting power is great.
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ON THE GROUNDS.
SATURDAY,
,nav TITvIo rSon

90 M ROUND TRIP TICKETS GO M
Uc.OO For Return Same Day. DO'OO
8S Tickets good for return the following
Sunday or Monday, 81 round trip.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10

Remnants and Short Lengths in all Departments 90 per Cent Reduction
49, PaaSO LaeS Trimmings Cloves HndkGhieE-a Marked Down
WHICH BE MARKED
NoTE.-KEEPERs OF HOTELS COUNTRY RESORTS will
C.
Of rem esso IT mail Samples free
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PACIFIC Coast Weddings.

Al the Chur CHI of the Immaculate Conception.
Oakland, last W eduesday, The marriage of Mr..
l. d. Tobln and Miss May Holland was solemn
lied, the Rev. taher CranweIl officiating.
Miss Ruby Carson, daughter Of Dir. n Il. Car
son, and Mr.. Harry K. COe were married at the
residence of the groOms father, Mir. S. A. C0e, in
Tie " iliows on tuesday.
In Wnnemucca last Wednesday, by Rev. b.
F. Van DeYenter, Mr.. William +. Coon OF Union
vile was married to Miss Nina Williams Of
Lewis, Lander County.
Mr. Nent /. CrOweIl was united in marriage to
Miss Elizabeth j. Duncan OF Sacramento al that
city last Thursday.
Al he home OF Mrs. Henry Nichols near the
Big Springs, last Tuesday Mr.. Nixon A. Buck
ner OF Henley led 10 The altar Miss sophie Miller
OF Little Shasta, Rev. I. 5. Wallis performing
tne ceremony.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10

a very pleasant birthday party was gwen 10
Miss Belle Mcleod last Monday evening by her
parents, at her residence, % Harriet street.
Singing and dancing were INDUCED in Till a very
late hour when the party adjourned 10 the din
iuE-rUum, where a bounteOus supper was pre-
pared. The festivities were Kept up until morn
ing. Among those present were: Inc Misses
Sharp, Miss Rose DenNer. the Misses Alice and
Maggie Ford, Miss Jessie Mcintosh, Miss Annie
Cough Miss Fannie ROugaudiat, Miss MOllie
Cougnlan. Miss Belle Edwards, Miss Grace
Clegg; Aiessrs. Charles ). Armes j. o. Brien. IL.
McNue, Albert Mherle, +. Smith, w. Siurken,
h. Hatch James Wilson, W. Carlisle, W. Car
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod, Mrs. CASTELAR, and
Mrs ROugaudIal
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A pleasant vacation from the I'd to til inst.
was enjoyed by party OF twenty-five friends at
Mr.. F. McGlynn's ranch at Mayheid. The party
was organized by Mr.. j. Bacome, TO whom much
credit is due.
The visit was delightfully."- spent in arranging
riding excursions and evening entertainments.
Mr.. McGlynn IS home was brightly decked with
bunting and flags for many OF these social al
fairs, which eliminated In a pleasant surprise
party To Mrs. McGlynn on Saturday last. Many
moonlight games were Introduced. AT midnight
srnptuOus table was spread on the lawn, and
tue echoes Of merriment could have been heard
Tor miles around.
Among those present from the city were: Mrs.
BaeOme. Nj IS. Schultz, Misses Pauline Tbebaut,
Nellie Rock, Sarah Meagher. Title Gibson. Nell
ne Gibson. Ella Schultz, Lizzie Meagher, Katie
Purcell, Mile Schultz, May Schultz Little
Eoek. Messfs. J. Bacome Lou Thiebaut Frank
Schultz, james Meagher, William Stockwell, ID.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

ALEvlILE No~ 7.Ia

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sfll doing Al ines hzSzsS
Large gzGt4~S 81 =SoGs %Ee
being eoaSf4zfly V~sSne
To gns are ks,4 raining
frcm caFiy Eara Higat- ana
ten SzASS Of he 1-ex
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saL Nearly iHe kza2Fed ave
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tEeiF- ~a9 aHzzszE gAe-
tara 10 umsoa1- are o5ea Seez
sEz82za- a. tx SIC lz tze Baf.
Eszs e then eezs4laS n tzse
81 seed cotton caer Mo Ill
So thai Asesviie does hot
FE0El& - ne = The ze4- tatzrs
sell shea sae Helena & pe
cStlE < = strikes It-ez5se :
Gfy- G-ez. taEaS lave zsn
iIO1 sE2llcz e--InS My
Efke- remembered xael In los
ef~e2t e0al4 assg - bcu-ht L
Ar@PhGs- DCc4ZSc there vas "a
EemRAs
: Is 3hf;sen & Bro have
eVl4e-l great enterprise IN 9th
CT directions. Th-y have The
9-eZlgm hog or the county
EAoSe mammoth SI-sus5lus
San De EOre s~cSzzzssly deter
-laed after The katie h2s beer
applied
Iaey have also ENLISTED 4
g0odly Egmeer % farmers i
The system CT Intense fA--s1.
By getting them 20 make !
test OF one acre saeG OF cotton.
Several say Iaey I'll get twc
bales froza tse preziGn acre
whIeh mach mere thSa pays foa
fertilizers. ect-
Mere AnO1
Tae5SS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
II Sz= or

Ia Is spseea a. C2atsa. Oa5r.
the hone OF ,Isj seKzle53 TIE
Hon. James G. Balae said TIA,
the cO7test for zez5srais q
the Eext Cv1Sress xs 40,
properly = confess between the
Republican aad the Deaoersrie
PARTIES Ii w2s = eszseSz be
tween PROTECTION and frseHaGe.
between PrOtecIoni<ss and free
traders. On thss issze CT II
uonal prosperity tie qaess5se
shcald ne settled n axsr q,
hone Interests good Eesa zl
soUad prosperity
Iae q1eStica has been d~efd
Ell against yea. Er. Blaiae. Ts
lssa@s are AL for sernd n-Os.
Perity on the basis 81 reEe1us
reisra, less expenditure % the
public money, aud more hoEes-
government.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
Fco.s1 shs Pnszshsr.
More AnOa
The5es

a precious igile Rascal zas
HOlced on IezerSn avenue
tae other day making his best
eGdeaV0r - u1g : GOOrbe!.
jGSg bey0Hd his reach 4 vel
know minister happened along
and EIfh TIE Impulses or good
Samaritan ~2aied TO help the
boz.
Like 10 unsfke bel sonny =
Yes siE: bGi / can't reach IL
The divine stepped 10 The re-
r7ada ana gave the bell a vigo.
roas pail IS he patted the infer
estlng jayealle on the head.
Nov run Ike the Sevl-
shouted the kid as he shot
down the street II the teB al
his speed The nan eozld ouly
iaGga AZ this deplorSble bfs q
wcrioi;neSs aad Rake expizaa.
ii0u Ehea the cal E1sauSGereJ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13
The DEMOCRATIC T0RY

nae Democrats victory ~ the
la.e election Is almost 1npar-ei-
led in tas history ofthe esaB -.
IL wasa side, clean s=eep CT
ali tie doaS.fal Congressional
districts besides taking maBy
districts tina, have hitherto xiv
En- Republican n~siO-Iiies. TAe
great tariff Republican leader
vas defeated in Ohio IN the
election Of W&rlicS over Nc
K7aley. 9ea-y Cabot Lodge,
o. Massachusetts, rae EsveT
Of tae Force Bil'. = elect
81 by = snail majority 0aly and
the heavy vSte against hir
saoxs tnsi his fsreS zesSz-eS
are not PoPasr STA 49, Eeople.
Ca8uoa 81 IilizCS = s-E1lv
dsfeaiel b = sul-ars De-o
e-4s II as the cczSc-e-s
Re9a6@s4a leaders Speaker
Reed = tie only cze ~ho gets
b8ek 81 aot De 2ie 70
Eo-rv t&e p~zoer=ts ksrzffe-.
Taey =al aot oaly make -
pace uncomfortable sor ain bat
they I'll pa Red IA the Palo
II and keep hil sEeIe
Tie e2ESessr Eaay so- the
dedeA. II the Rsp-bh=ns Tse
eXtr7vsszace sHd eor=at.on
and Prc1 -acy CT the RepabT-
en- party ave Disguised tie
People Of the whole county
TAe high tauE Is a measure 81
o9PFssSaoG- lac Eo.ce Bill i
a menace 10 t1e e0aa.Tv These
have oRe-asei 10 produce the
revelation Then iLe Alliance
has done n0bly IN the Eorth
Ees; AID Indeed every hege.
Taken a. II al the prospects
ale exceedingly bright Tor =
greater DeEOeralis VietoEy n
Iss AID a long Demceraue
lease Of parg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

The fOlloz ing extract Il frcm
= private letter received BY NJ
G z Hill hO1 The Judge. Who i
0os holding court Ii Jackson
We have had Sns.a-
er tragic ending cfanOsher cut
las called Joe Jackson. who
admitted that he killed. Hughes
hear Dask Hill II that rOoS~r
He lad sid he Wc1sd Plead
guilty. TIE MARSHAL AID guard
weEt 10 the peEite0uary where
ne was coa6.ei for safe keep
l1g 10 bring him into eo1rs for
-rEasgu2e2t When the Gcoa
of his cell Was unlocked 20
bling him down trom The Sec
Ond story IN which kis cal was
near stairway leading 10 the
third story. he p1s&ed tie
guard aside and spr4ag ID tc
the third story and OEs en- top
where there vas araili1garcaEa
al open space leading down u
\ ertek EOOE On the gr01ud. sup
posed 10 De abo1f sixty feet.
He had a dirk knife made oct 81
4 lie and must have been made
and furnished him IN the pe1i.
Tertiary. and with which h
Threatened 10 XIII any one ~hS
approached han and thss IL
Eoaic lG1p On and Ali himself
rather than De sent 10 the p~ni.
is1tsEy for life Every effort
wSs 541e 20 induce hin 10 eous
dc-n and surrender bat 20 No
avail he pitched himself head.
foremost UpSn lhs brIek 5oor,
crushing hiS skzl from whi-h
he died In sbOu, m hour. BIS
Eel1lDs we're bGIied this eve
hing Ne are nov engaged in
the trial Of Race Smith Tie
c 5 docket SM be the larrgs.
Tor 3 good EhiIe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

The EkOle esCnuy. norfh.
east, south aud rest. Is rrio,e
lag over the defeat CT that
Backyard frO= Illinois EsO
goes oy the name Of Cannon.
Net Only because Cannon vas
the echo of Nr. Speaker Reed
the ai@~ 80 Of that Io-dly boSs
of the Republicans OF the SIS,
Congress, but also because ar.
Cannon proved the fact that h=
Is not a gentleman Pc dis
graced himself and the Amen.
can House Of Representatives
OF language too foul 10 be quo.
ted, and the country rejoice.
iasi . baekgGard has beeure
tired TO private life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

lie wants n sq=2l shA1ss
Sul Zs2 e1Ezr1 IL s5Aer &C
e-WelSlS IA zc-H
Re wants - eQzAl rSPEsSsz-
[1lOn "a iae legislative depart
EczL
He waasS L Er rS---r-zsSaa
foE As Z-or-
he wzats Ec sV<czasscz q sA<
prlee 81 tAe p-eGzcA - tt
lam
he zza& mere zSzev tAxi
Gxo1 tEz3r Z1y he abolished
lie wants ressgSsG rates n
tAc t-a-SPorztion Il fhe pro5
tets q AIS AbOz n order &c
lce liza 2szrSr TIE cszs@zeE-
3S s@A-s sAe free coinage d
silver aud tie ssEs af lH ls-zI
tender paper 3ouey-
Re wants The Ea1z<zzi syssez
80 Ect56sd has mercy I'll De
eO@e the b~uiScleuf agent o.
cODzerce Instead 81 .fs master
He wants free and fair elee
items aid purity In politics
he wants everybody 10 have
4 far chance Ia the race OF Ese
He wants 70 see the genius c.
@@l directed 20 the develop.
DsGt Of the country resources
he E21ts 10 see class Iegss
lion abolished
lie Naats 10 see Ssl us1 sue
eeSsfll Eko are engaged II tAs
P1rsGit oflegiIEate enterprise
de wants 20 see this re2a 5lIS
"a government OF the people
for the people and by the peO
pie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-13

4 Cecssas Swi=oli=s Scasne-
Denver. Cole Octchsrss-
Dtpusy CliiCd States Marshal
Long sd Post O5ce Inspector
LGEse-ce yesterday arrested
Jemts Pierce a1i Wu, n stat.
On tbe charge - TraaiE- frau.
dale1as real estate business a.
FI2iu1eld. - addition 70 Deu-
yer. thirty miles f-o-n here on
Ihe Denver and Fort UTth
TOAD IEsy were arrested ga !
UEit Issued hy JalEe Brace,
sla Eere brought 10 Ja-s cIiy
1st nigh: The Pl-Iufel4 AZ
Gtiaa Co=muy BEGAN buSsness
il SsgteE Der l>2- Ihcusznas
Of circulars wcTe printed and
Distributed over tie cosztET-
frnu Cclor1ds - N@iG@ GaeSe
aancaLcrd that the company
-as giving awsF lots Ter the
price Ct recording the@- $50
&HL : pcS-s-e ss-p zkich
EaS uscesSaTv 10 ret1ra 5he
deed. Just 49sa deeds wers re
iuIasI 10 Re eS-FaEv.= ifa the
necessary "a sn-s = postage
sfarP. go b- recorded ard pos
silly tte oE1e- eta FZn5eid
ss3Li1isa rcrHe- lot feit JAs- he
~ she Ead eo1auEs waica ia
= f-- years ccsld ne ssli an
the mortgage "a lie faTu aid
CT. TAe ouiy house EI1hin SIX
miles CT Painted addition -
Denver Is IScrces or. hvGSe
which Is Ioca e9 On the proper
IL Ihe secret Of the scheme.
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deeds The regular lee fsr Ee
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EoE1y Recorder. he received
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the bad played Annie Laaric
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cizl Drill he's takea place and
The -JukaoEE sEo= eoIe AID
gone
Tie drill uas eel p3tronizei
anG li- appreciated by she
students L. consisted II fEs
SCI drilled companies otTcuu-
lsGies zilfal CT ccESs rep-
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the various business eS125lsh
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= hs q AvgT5.r IN ranks and
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sell re ~Ozs SsE when
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than g zeek- Is 3Czs q the
students 20. % attend say q
then re IL Juss saEEeSt iA=i
80 ze- up exc Of car OEa 10.
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again ana IA taking Senior Law
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bills az Jim jerks 2zi B1ES
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tariff decreased
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BE ~. - A-e pleased 10 nose-
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displayed IA thea
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