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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-14

Al GENTLEMAN arrived at Palatka the
other day having in his possession a
tooth weighing over six pounds, which
was taken from the bed of Peace Creek,
in South Florida. It looked aged and
its enamel was nearly gone from the
wear Of the water. -Four weeks ago a
similar tooth was discovered and sent
to the Smithsonian Institute. It
weighed twenty-six pounds, and the
scientists at the institution pronounced
it to be an extinct species of the ele-
plant.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-14

Nor long ago I saw the original man.
uscript from which was abridged and
drafted the greatest message of Presi-
dent Franklin Pierce, writes a cores
pondent of the Portsmouth Times. It
was in the handwN ing of seventeen
digerent prominent public men of this
country, including cabinet officers and
heads of departments, but the most
pointed suggestions in it were in the
fine peculiar ch,rography of Josiah
Minot who is still living in Concord.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-14

The fire which destroyed the Palace
Of the King Of Belgium started from a
broken and unsafe lamp in the servants
quarters which had been reported sew.
eral times to the steward, but without
effect. The King once refuced to pay
forty cents for o kerosene can, knock
ing the item out of the stewards weekly
bill, and telling him that jugs were
made to hold oil.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-14
Diytdinethe sva.

Il IL reported that tho sugar tru,t b.s
declared . cash dividend Of 81 DOR cent. for
ths present quarter. The officials refuse q
couArm or deny.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-14

The Government of India has been
compelled by law to purchase three
copies of each new hook issued in the
country, and it has been discovered
that a practice has grown up of printing
new books simply for the sake of the
sale of those three copies. for which any
price within reason could be charged.
A change is about to be made in the
law, and %hepeafter the publishers will
have to present the copies to the gov
eminent.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-14
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
roRzcs OF INTEREST TO rap rAru.
ER AND HOUSEWIFE.

ss@s va,.as,s lnsernat.ss Tor d. p,sr.
man, Stochman. Poultsrsr, Nursery.
nan. = Everybody Csassetsd Win he
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-14

A FAMILY named Edmiston. al Cleve.
land, o., were poisoned by eating sausage.
The family consists OF the paFents aud
seven children. Their condition IL dan.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-14

ALL those who pass through the door
70 suecsss will find II labelled "push.s
.-0N City Blizzard.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-14
THE aQUsEHoLn

Ions Hints Abort l3~edroo,ns.
The . 9 Of . bedroom 10 sometimes
neglected because Of the apparent SIM
pltctfy OF the work. The style in which
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-14

TN Decker. house at Msquok.ts. L..
" damaged $4,000 BY . Ore: fully in.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24

~ Unprecedented Rush 81 People Fer
tile Farming Lansls.


Il ~ Unprecedented Rush Of People Fer
tile Farming Lands-
eourH BEND. Wash. Feb. II. keeping
30 with the busy world. the Crescent City
~ the Pacific Is rapidly advancing. The
1nknown II being explored. the vacant Il
hing occupied aud the crude Is being re-
I'D and improved 70 administer to mans
wants.
q u il but few months since the magic
Aond Of progress touched this spot. yet II
{ NJ already become hive Of industry and
oeeniral point for great expectations.
eelhshness can no longer hold . monop-
~ Of these grand opportunities The gates
] ~ now swung inwsrd and hundreds are
ruabing here for homesteads In the fertile
Solleys or for business or speculation sn
- coming city. Every visitor expresses
N1pfise that this fertile valley and splen-
"a harbor has so long remained unknown
y The world. and each seems determined
, benefit by the development that must
hevitahly follow . knowledge Of its real
uesiss.
A. the upper tide lands in the Wiilapa
Suntry are like prairie valleys and need
niy 10 be dyked TO be cultivated. and ~
~ broad bottom lands have but COM
s parsttvely light growth of alder and vine
maple. while the bill lands are fertile
md produce heavy crops of grain. vsge-
aAaes, fruit or hay. this Is destined 10 be-
epUe center of one Of the finest agricul-
k1ai, pasture and horticultural districts in
Western Washington.
The fact that the bar of Shcalw atcr bay
eas fully thirty Ave feet Of water AZ medi-
eu tide, with a broad. deep channel lead
20 to Tokes point, at the mouth or en-
nance TO Willsra harhor. with no ''aparo-
HAtions" needed to enable heavy ships to
alongshore At South Bend. Is creating
eeep interest in the minds Of the specu-
Aeofs. capitalists. business men and rail-
Nd huiiders.
Most OF the old settlers, who hare been
legglsng under many difficulties. have
I'd out and given place TO the progressive
men OF the times. The city is like mining
1mp, so full OF strangers that 'mealing"
rFecarions and bed . luxury hard to
ohtain.
inere Is an army OF workers sIashing and
Starring and another army with oilcloth
usss and tarroiean hats keeping up to the
aaac With hammer and saw. in spite OF
sssn. hail or snow A large numcer cf
s1aatugs are in course OF construction. in
1sains one Of the finest saw. shingle and
fsning mills on the coast.
e~sners now make trips daily TO al
Foihts on the Wiilara and Saoalwaicr hay.
ia morning and evening connections
an we famous Frank peierson's STAGE
sous the trays harhor country. As there
= no longer a DELAY al Narsts cove The trim
soxn eray's harhor, down the h~aaiifai
40 es stage. with splendid supper Al
ssssa cove and Pheasant ride By steamer
- souih hend The same afternoon. is enc
Sksre.
new paper, called the soath Bend Ea-
rs las made its appearance and indi-
ssses IN ability which promises ssiccess.
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This addition hes been ready for the nsfkss
for several weeks. bat has been withheld until
the Queen Anne Hill extension 81 the Front
street cable road should b commenced. The
construction Of that roa6 nov being we'll under
vey. and ~ completion In the near future IN
a&snred feet. the property is put upon the mar.
kel There are ~ acres. cleared and level - =
nOor. tying on the broad plateau above Queen
Anne tuWu, commanding fine view Of the
onif and fresh water, Of The Olympic and Cas-
cado ran ges al mountains. with Mount Baker on
the mort b and Rainier on the south. In tscf,
evesy pceuble view about the city. n II mid
way between the con mefciAl and manniacsur-
ing Intervals OF the city. To the west u Smiths
Cove. northwesf Il Ballard. northsass Fremont
ing localities. and Al within . Is or ~ minutes
ride q any portion Of the addition VIII a
electric road on either ssdo and the cable oroed
running through the center. h 10 positively the
moss accessible piece Of property yet put upon
the nafhel Eveythtnx around u hes becn
plated. - that n standa almoss alone a choice
residence property. psrk nesutfully de-
signed 10 LEFT In the cenfsr Of the addition.
Each ict II Z GOOD one. Special Inducements
win b. gsven 70 thooe who viii build. Terms 70
cut iahorfng people. This IL special oppof'
tuuity for anyone with limited income TO se-
care . home on terms 20 easy that the outlay
will not be misseA- In buying . lot. whether
Tor home o. speculation, sei eos shss some s
sale Tor good property. No trouble 20 show
properly. once houD from q N. % , m.
ard IRON 10 sp u. }. COMPTON Co. The
Fair, second street
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+ rlnet6ne Tor site win Oeeupy the
House To-day.
WxcufxoroN CiTr. Feb. p The subject
n 1nsamount interest to come before con-
80 his week viii be the selection By the
I6noo Of site for the Worlds fair. The
q rottue will begin tomorrow. bat ~ no
a - really expects TO secure majority Of
- Votes cast on the first ballot. Il cAunOt
y csodicted when the voting Will end.
H special order Of the House allows
ctene day for bsiioting. and according 10
- peocodure arranged by the committee
= - report on bills each member il 10 In
nu1e his choice a. his name h called.
- viii necessarily be slow proceeding,
~ nj many roli-calls can b had during
~ limited time fixed IN the special order;
+ n ~ managers OF the fair bills are pre-
a666od Tor the emergency and will avail
omselves of the parliamentary device Of
fotine recess ct the close Of tho day jn-
{oool 81 allowing the House 70 adjourn.
~ uEoct Of which will be to carry the Leg
16ltve day Of Monday along until the site
Il a1octed. After this has been done the
U6no will again turn It's attention 70 the
on6i6eration Of contested election cases.
1kIs promises 10 be busy week In the
1000. Tho order adopted under
~ seeolution OF Sherman to consider
80 building bills was not exhausted
NY, and ct every possible opportunity
to1endar viii be called with . New 10
lng Il Of measures Of this class. The
homa townsits will b. up daily during
hoped will b before the end Of the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-24

j Competitors Conceile Hex
the First Heat.
cnEcAsT or THE VOTE TODAY.


wAenrssros CIrr. Feb. A.-1he evs q
- uand race for The Words fair he's
~ sssd By the frisnds d ths four con-
1onls in getting into the best possdhls
1n1jtton for the opening tomorrow. and
5rlnneing plans and countsrplans win
- % reach sny sdvausago, however
;Iunli. Inst may present Itnolf.
4 = "a Ill hands conceded tha4 ChieagO
~ spsing Immediately 10 the front and
lr1ufe The heat. but there - wide d.
nce 81 opinion - 10 how many heais
kGM require for any one Of The rivals -
1f16nce IL competitors. Indeed. thoxe u
sct1sFabie speculation ~ 70 Whistler any
~ s III will b held. The opposition -
1872 the fair Il gaining ground, and
rnny predict formidable array 81 MEM
- iii b opposed 70 any fair II III. I'M
$50 this question Il settled before The sits
ekc,en the c0ucensns Of opinion q ~
\ 1e3o the first ballot IL shout ~ folIows:
49,. i05: New York. So: St Leuis. 90
RI and Washington tbs remainder, de-
bg somewhat upon the total number
g fgo1os cast.
- = claimed other citiss ore throwing
- 81 their strength to Washington.
III ~ deceive others - to their real
4 cnelh and partly to establish friendly Fe-
- Tor credit to draw upon later.
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nFFEcg SUPERINTENDENT SEATTLE .
~ Northern IA swsx. Anscortss, wash, Yep
rusry Is fszs To contractors Affe- March -
next rrcel~ 81 ssxf se a Se,faeTn ksLsag VIA
hr r~sxsy ronsrsrsors 70 examine = The Tas.
yss<4s "a h.sst % 90 t1x CLEARING. xr1cH nx &uu
xrAsinx tae exlensIoa Of ta@ raiiros6 Up ne
exsxft valley Es1s viii D. received Epsat Apsas
fsrr tae enfiFe work or for she sc-x ss seftso2s
The right 20 r.seez any szss al sssis . reserves
A. Hill ratessnsenssFEL
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SsCfzKY 4 oWESs CIVIL E>6sSEkRs ASD
- rarwsyars. have feE6vsc 20 Hrs o4ess "a
seattle bze9x. -osssns e. and So Fskre And sa-
ysntsns1srIc~ SER sxsuG1arsss Ass5 aty&z SUI.
vsyszg Prom ply astsa1e1 %.
cIIT sCExxY0Kss oFffCE
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HAo111o mn1D4nnun e-~ra...-ea- ~ 49,
Ie1sAasng ns.s.s uoss 49,.
WnxfUon. IN. yxeepv.-kA~,t
Geu94 NJ C1ief Eue1ner $500 ~ "a =
ssfost 1oethssn railway. hsnseh a -
Me1soeeo nynoem, ~ hoee tonkfnr g. a.
e11eoo4 at0o13oo. H 49, -
ase - Widths - yoos lseD o. ~ eifies
wm havo eonueet1oo With - Ncee1arn p
e1l'c. Canadian Rnei6e ~ Mansaoka rnjI-
contrsetor Rikby No. asrnnesd q buiI6
" new courshouae saairsiy 81 chucksnut
stons- Ihs seone win cot about SON
New county nswspapers NJ 20 - e,tab-
hs1sed - 6eniahmco. Nooksack and Sedro.
eumas City.
The Bsnnest railroad has s.cur,d the
ri&htol-usy from Ne by ejtiss 10 the
British lins. and work yin b pushsd whsn
spring 0Pens-
The tom q Lyndsn proposes 10 ineor-
pofnts - city.
whjytfng uOws1osn on ~ ton a
Mount bakoR was mistaken for volcanic e.
don ~ many yesterday.
Court u1a convene at Friday Harbor.
tn Jusn county, March II
Ine Bennett company viii repair and
seest ths Bsliinsham savmill Ia jane. The
lumber tFuse lease ends a. that data. The
MN be- bssn resting In idlsness I've years.
1he Reseilis this week ANNOUNCES that
Senator Parkinson viii b candidate Tor
congress against Wilson.
According 10 Instructions from The Grand
jury TIE sheriff has ordered ths gambling
houses - close.
=. A. Mofxan, bookksspsr Tor W. B.
Albey. lumber desIsr, Fairhaven, left on
The Premier recently Tor Vancouver. He
took $50 belonging . his employer.
4 little steamer has hesn taken 70
Samish lake whsrs Il viii hereafter ply.
The wind and strong current in Anacor-
- harbor drove Tie steamer Fsarhaven
against the dock recently and stove hole
IN her side.
very large number Of new buildings
ere under construction In al parts OF the
Boy Citiea-
4 small ssw mill b 70 b erected on the
lower end Of Lake Whatcom.
There b growing feeling that Ill the
cay cstiss should b. consolidated under
che charter. This would necessitate drop
ping several Of the present town names.
The name Bellingham would probably
meet with general favor and would BE- very
appropriate because Of The location on Bel
bingham bay.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Tourist s1oeping- cara daily between seattle
and ChicaxOs twenty-five miles the shoYtes1
rDube and seven hours and thirty six minutes in
advance Of competing Inca A. Chifbesg. city
ticket agent. 7i6 second street, Boston block. 4.
Toukin. depot ticket agent seattle.
rricea Of blocks in =. .. Dsbbie'n 6rst addition
r. Ballard viii be advanced 13oO after March I.
Other prices ~ aalmou hay ere Sspfdly adyanc-
ing, Gable lines and electric roads are pointing
70 look fof sharp advAnces In values soon.
Thoueauds Of men will hnd employmcut NJ Sal
Non hay. DAME Jones 4 Co. 621 Second street.
The Northern Pacific 10 row selling hrste1am
limited tickets through 70 Chicago for -; sec
zoud-ciaes. ~. These are the lowest rates now
IN e6bck \. Chtlbegg. city ticket agent 5iS
socond street. Boston block: z Tonkfn. depot
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A tHANcE 10 MAKE MONEY.

ksn.s fssl estate investment ofesy q Ger.
c.esss.Set Psssss snrely the purchase az les ia
- &~ss .sa.uoh ID AEseortes does ~ Tuensy.
- sestArs Tor lot anax one iulas from ihc
sscn chance does ncs often cf<F.
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socsxrr NOTICES

cTEvEss RFIIEF CORPS. No. MATS Is
- Re- Meas hal en- serrn6 AL gogsts Fri
csss sf sasA rnezsa as . clock .. ~ kaff4ncs
en- Nkr.aa szseeS
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n aCSrus IL T. tJSTER-ArSsox a
81. CRsser. rsas e<fass sn1 lnsg.Ance- No
l. ~ Tfsi-1 strser, nsss F1ge
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ETI~TS xATE2EsLs GF All EISDs
n brushes. Iscfgres sne framing 20 ~ ser. 81
/ lts TaI-d STREET y. " fassr a CO.
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NOTICE 10 CONTAGIOUS

ITO coNTRAcToRs-BiDs ARE INVITED
i by The Seattle school soard for TIE Con.
ssruction of two schoolheuses 81 Renton and
ponslus' additions Bids must be accompanied
by certified check for $50 BIDS viii cioss
Moadsy. March 3 af p m The right is -
served 70 rsject any or oil bids Bonds VIII be
price TO the order Of the treasurer of the school
board Plans may be found At the once OF
saunders 4 Houghton, architects. room Il,
Bos;on block.
DKoposALs FOR FRESH BErH AND NUT
i ton--Hezdquar'erx DEPARTMENT OF the Co
lumhia. of5ee Of chief eomnissary. Vancouver
BARRACKS. wash, February -. fspa sealed pro-
posass in sriyilcate. subject "a the ususI cerdi-
tons will be received nj tbs ONCE ana At the
Offices OF the &C ting conrnissartea OF aesissass
ash mutton nasnci ~ ihose posts on8yi uaiil u
oslek nooa ON MONDAY, March -. is4e al
which time aud piece they viii be opened IN
tne pressn.e Of oidders. fer iurnisninx ana ne.
YEAR comm rusing taly !. iss9. Boise BARRACKS.
l. T.: Fort Canhy. wash Fort shc-r a. T.
Fort Klamath. ore: Fort srcssne. Wash: Fort
Townsend Wash: Vancouver "a RAJ r., wash :.
Fort walsa wslla- WASH The goveTnmenf ~.
series the Yieas to reject say or 81 htfs BID
ders win understand that contracts m<de under
Spouse thereto. shall nos be eoDstfped ,o ioyoise
the nisea states ia Sny ehlig tion Tor payment
III excess Of the appropriation sfsnied ~
70 agress for tae paryoe Blaak rsopo~ss sas
Printed cireasarx stating the hind Of beef sad
mutton required. al gsyias faii snsyr1ctio ns
- 20 TIRE manner Of BIDDING. Good tscns 20 Dc
Observed by bidders ard terms 81 connaes
ant pssmsaI vii b. fsrnEsaed 90 fpli.
the sssersi POSTS Env lspes coDIainirg. Pro-
p1ssls saoaIt be marked. Proposals fsr Isssa
beef or mu.soni 81 -. ara asarssss. 70 rs p
subsistence II TIE several pots
capsSr sud c. 3. u : A.
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xveINErss xyD coxrnxcro.s

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE C0MrANY-EN-
- Gineefs and contractors for bridges OF every
description: wharf building pile driving drsds-
ine aud steam shovel excayating. plans and
spondence solicited. once loo: Of Jackson
sfrset. Seattle. Wash.
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DRESToN, CARR 4 PRESTON HAROLD
neys and counscilors- ai-lAw Rooms aiI sis
rs and ia seattle block
T,HEoDoRE j. DE pUY. Ex-JuDGr or THF
N. 4. supreme court former Astoruey OF
Chicago & W. NJ. railroad. late Of Los An
Eeies Cal Land aud corporation lawyer. 3is
n T. BOWMAN = ArroRSEY.ArLAw
Ne Room i6s. seattle baocx. corner Third Aai
Cherry stseets
e. z Y PRATT, ATToRSEy.Ar-LAws
Ne corporation. real estate law, damage suits
aspsciaity Room Sss, seattle oiock-
DrsH & MOVES twM a Bush AND GRoHoE
~ y. Noyes}. attorneys and councillors. Rooms
1s2ls'1, Seattle book. corner Third and Cherry
streets
EpwARD voN ToBgL. ATTORNEY. At
II law. Room ssa, seattle block, corner Third
and Cherry streets
NEAoLE. DE sTEiGUgR q RYAN-fHAN.
~ cock Neaele. George Z, dc sieiguer aud
kiigen block. Cos second street. Seattle
Washington
A RTHuR 4 HADDocK--tJOHN ARTHUR.
"A Frank G. Haddcekl attorney atlaw, us
Third street, Seattle. Washington
CHArIN a WILSON fGKoRGE B. cHArIN.H.
~ b. WILSON,. Attorneys-ai room Is, Co
1ouisi osoek, seattie, WASH
DETKRsoS a PENNErATH4R: FRED n.
Peterson. r. II. Pennefasher, attorneys and
Jamcs and Cherry; roou1 anda Temple Cosrs
Seattle, Washington.
r~. ~
M sellors room ~. Boston block riparian
Law and ude land contests specially.
OeBORN 4 DYER. LAWYERS, CORNER
" Jederson and Third streets. opposite court
nouse. ceettIe. ~. I.
REES :. DANIELS: ATT0RNki-AT-LAW.
~ room ~. Boston hlock.
--cr| s.s,ru .-~c.~--v -
~ Commissioner and notary public Post
Omce COZ e's, ses'ue, ~ =.
n yIcuOra ATTopNryATTAW
IL. North Yakims. ".
,-~. -
= = % - 1nD SOn0sUSA
DR. HARRY noANE. OFFICE AM rSsry-
IL fute. No. rs Bell street corner second a
cxRAH KENDALL N n-oYrycr Avn
sts.nsion 70 omsn ee,nren snd
:. 1850. ~---'-.-- -...
nR p M COyN-PHYslcIAN AND SIR
aid Cherry.
f44ro "a "a H1xsrk = hnu q
"a y = m /. % "a I - 3 - rss,denre corne,
Republican and Temperance streets; siay and
night Gals promptly attended. -
DRHJ FlEIsCHER DEtTscHER RITZ
IL One At room 20 Pico House. i.tM Front
sse rse cofne' Anasu ma oepot Aeas-
Ps'o'se -.
H. LuKENS NJ d., PHYSICIAN AND
e. surgeon: once, els second street over ses-
5pm SMS s: ns..,n shs r,oMnay ~ n,
Al Mood dis,ases snrc.ssfniIv trsafsd
- c.pv1V puvs,c1.S .Sn arm
-. seon: graduate a. the denarsment Of meii.
cine and surgery UNI srsisy City q New York.
v Sn1 o|s % no =, noen eac.. V Sa
sssrndea ~ Psssaence aso bs.ssr .s,.st: sslss
r...----, -
nk :. q. !oHSsON. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
room IS. Colonial block. second and Columbia
Ielephone z5.
OCULISTS AFD AURlsT&
rEo A. REICH. N. d. ocuIIsr. AURrsr
tI ana phvsicinn for diseases Of the thrSat
Once room "A BOSTON block
------------:-------
DH"HASHs.
nosion prnt.l coI,... = nom IN "a. sestte
block. corner Third and Cherry streets.
FOX DFSrIaT--oFFlcE IN MALLORY
81 house, room 8, sOuthwsss corner james
ano Inlro streets
ALBERT 4 FoRErsT pESTIsT-RURKE
a hs,cS h,och co,ne, Third snd linton: TEN
exfrsc,sns and gold nliine . specially.
C GRAssr DESTfsT-oFrrcE At Hrs
IL .s.,Sarc. $780,, ROM ara Pine ar, iiue al
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FOCAL AMI INSTRUMENTAL Music
WI usr second aud iHnora streets: uncef tho
management and personal direction Of Mrx
Willard; voice culture and ali branches OF in
suumentd music; only experienced And
tnoronghly com petent tescheu employed
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u,opfH a HaxFoRp ABSTRACT CO INC
l1 Roons IS a~d So essstie hise<-
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NgxE ALSO. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
vi scyaut an6 medina Mallory house.
Tsl-c nnd James HeHfs 8 "a 70 ?. N
NeaE. glggCH. THE GREAT sEEREss
vi reIia past present. snd fzfurr. co1snits
tics or al sSssrs. sacies. u. 3e1neDea -
wills house. Frpns street. room ~
II & MITE Bus Ness AND TEST
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