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nFFIcE on THE sEArTLg 4 gAsTsgS

4 lkfitA tf 4HE sEAAALS a 1Ass an
~ Construction Co. 10 tAe stockholders.
Notice IL hereby given that pursasE.. - Tire Ay-
laws OF she cssrn pany tie An4usI sase1ng Of the
stock hoi sers Of fhe seattle & Eastern Go2ssync-
tsou ca. wfll BE- held al fae oraee Of The coIa-
uany IN the csts OF seattle Washington. 81 II
.'elaek m, on Thursday. May Is. iss0. fog The
pnrpoee Of eacFfnx trustees sor The ensutns
yeAr and Tire fgAnsaesian of such other business
q ynsy legally come hegoce tac meeting.
JOHN CRAIG. secretary.
seattle Apxil T. IHQ
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NOTICE OF srocKHos DER,' MEETING
~ ID enruai u sssrg OF tire stockn lcers III
TAs Equitable Laan. Trrss and Inyessms ut
Company Will take place o Tuesday. fh- 18th
Gsy OF May, IsSt. ~ the ofsl OF The company,
roTrn S<, - alsss n}oek. corner Of Third aud
Cherry STREETS attic. Warrington. al O'Clock
.. n Of that day. FRED X M'LAUSHLiS.
~. reszry
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sPEuAE NOTICE


PROPOSALS. FOR STREET GRADING
i Once of Richard Nevina yr.. civil engineer,
Butler block. Seattle. WASH. May 5, 1890 Sealed
proposals. will be received at this once until 2
p. m. on the 18th day of May, 1890 for the grad
ing Of streets at the new townsite Of Detroit. In
Mason county, Washington. In accordance With
the drawings and specifications. copies Of which
andNany addi iional information may be had on
RICHARD NEvISs, IN,
Engineer for the City OF Detroit.
NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE PUBLIC
IN notice n hereby given that l, G. l. Faust,
superior court of King county, Washington. en-
titled In the matter OF the insolvency OF James
Campbell and J. N. T. Atkinson, co-partnen
under the firm name and style OF Campbell
Atkinson. in pursuance Of an order In this be-
half heretofore daily made BY said court, win
sell and cause TO be sold 1t public auction for
cash. at the premises numbered sol Front
street. in the city of Seattle, in said county. on
Tuesday. the 10Th day OF May, $780, 1t half-past
ten o'clock q m. and between that hour and
twelve O'Clock noon Of that day. and between
the hours of two o'clock p m. aud O'Clock p
IA. Of that day, and continuing every day there
after 1t like hours. excluding Sundays. until the
sale IL completed. all the stock OF goods, wares,
and merchandise. of which am In possession
as such assignee. and consisting of full nnes OF
al varieties OF hardware Ana other articles ana
things in my possession ~ such assignee, and
also ali the unpaid book accounts. vouchers.
notes bende bils, securities and other evil
dences OF debt and chooses In action and shop
fixtures in my possession - such assignee.
Dated At Seattle, King county, Warrington,
O. l. FAUST, Assignee.
PRESTON, CARR PKEsroS. and
GREENE TrRsrR.
Attorneys for Assignee
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SEDRO.
Central Addition to Sedro
The coming city Of skagit County. The spo-
kane Falls Of the Pacific Coast

CEDRIC h the center and outlet OF the
~ finest lumber, mining and AGRICULTURAL
district In the state: Ii the SksR,t river. tho
hrEest nver flowing into Puget sound. and at
The junction Of the Fairhaven q southern, Sc
attic 4 Northern aud seattle. Lake shore 4 East
en railroads
Central addition embraces . plateau ten acres
IN extent and Is located. ~ the name indicates
IN the center Of the city.
Male trip to sedrc IL viii pay you. and bay
siot before prices advance
Lots in this addition will DO pat on the mar
Aet April 10. 1900
Fer prices and terms address j. COMPTON 4
co. or J. r. TRowBkIpGK at The Fair, &c.
stfle. or II. L pEvI>. sedro.
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REDuCEn RATES EAsT.

Yifstciass tickets via Union Pacific. Seattle Il
Chicago. t67: sec nd-claa SO A. c. n. rtin
city ticket agent TO second street, Boston block
o. y. Briggs, agent, city dock.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad. vestibuied
oleeper and dtning-ear route. for all points kAsI
4. Chilberg. city ticket agent, ZIG eecond street.
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AdvsrtisemeDfs under the henda Of Lon.
ycund, Yos sale. Per RENT an1 Situattous
wanted VIII ~ tneeFsed q Ne rate q cent. s
woso 10 tbe 1Fn fnsertfon: cant . word ia
esen subsequent tusszrt0n. rsymen1 aissys In
advance.
NOTfCE-Ihe busins1s c(les q The PouF-fw-
fKIlssKscER viii hereafter b oplen anti u ;.
n Cisssi6sd advertisements VIII h rsce5yed
mp . this hour
he following ieesers swsss sdverusu = sh,a
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EDUCATIONAL

Ngiss A. b CoCHgAsE, FORMERLY OF
vi San Francisco. wA open . sEnooi for girls
sad yoaag lsdIes 81 "Wednesday, April Is, ia
the hGiidng now ocssafaed b. the Coa9rexs-
s,nnai eau-ch. on Third ssseet, ne.f University.
Rates Of tailsos p~r month fr0za s. 20 ii2. SC
eorslinx 70 grade. keseFeures-ju1xe J. r.
Host. seattle: Mira George kiEf&ngsr. seattle,
Captain Ehsrlxs SsOoIissl. san franclscx
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nREsSMAEIS8 AND FAMILY SEWING AT
II hoEne TO 90 orgs By tbs day. Gala or ID
dren lyzzl North Ihisd sfFces. room 81
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nCEES CITY BANGING ACADEMY. CHE
" hoins hal, -. FROST street. Open all
euFamsr ci&xE Scr asiultss Mordsy and Thugx-
csy evenings. For ladies' and children. sssnr-
dax zttsroooE- Private asssoass visits . sps-
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FINANCIAL

MONEY LOANED AND sHORT-TIME MORT
vi cages bought BY l. Lodge. room l0s Seattle
hirTk
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"ANTED-PARTSER IN OFFICE BUEI-
W ness clearing over 90 per day: capital re-
quireo, $50. IA Front street. room 3
A NY0kE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN Me-
"A ehanicnl bustpea& that win pay 200 per
month viii please eddro0 b. LIS. Post-Inteili-
Gence1 once References exchanged: small
capita.
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England, which gained nearly per cent and
ended with Only slight reaction. Missouri
Pacific. on the other hand was specially weak
although not unusu2lly active while Atchlson
regular and, while Chicago Gas declined. Hooking
Valley and Pullman Palace Car advanced. In
the unlisted department Sugar Eehnerles ana
National Lead stocks were strong and higher.
The ordinary fluctuations. however, were extreme
ly narrow and a rule. the final changes were
devoid Of meaning. There seemed to be uni
urcs until after the holidays, when the " bear
faction may have the advantage of disaster ana
the bulln faction may be willing 70 show It's
power.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury bought $4,000 As at III ana
S25 300 IS AT 1913 The small sales at the
Stock Exchange were at full prices. Quotations
were unchanged as follows
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EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK,

lis WEST 23D ST.. NEAR 9TH AVE.
The Trustees have ordered that the interest 70 be-
credited dep0stOrs July 1890 shall De- at the Of
THREE AND ONEIALF PER CENT per annum.
Deposits made befor, July 10 viii draw interest
from July l.
Deposits made later than July 10 will draw interest from
August /.
GEORGE c. WALDO. President
JOHN C. GRISWOLD, secretary.
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n ATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE N

~ NEW.YORK -DIVIDEND-A ~ami-anuual diNt
md of four a. per cent has been declared Upon tls
capital OF this bank pa,a1l. ~ ard an guy q
11aO ". W. NUTRNtN cashier
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CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, NETWORK, TRUSTEE.
The above portion OF mortgage OF $1,000 600 to
retire all outstanding bonds and 70 he nrst lien on
the entire limo OF Utica. y. Y to ogdensburg.
y y with branch from Theresa junction n Clayton on
the Rer about $50 miles at the rate Of say
1900 p-r mile.
There are to be issued now 1900 900. TO rctlre
sl5o 900 cent bonds on the line from
tic. 10 Philadelphia :. y. and 900 first mortgage
ncr cont bonds on the line from Morstown 70 Ogdens
burg due Jan !. 1891 The remaining 100000 can be
issued only bonds due 1894 and 1898 These bonds
due 1894 and 1898 mortgage liens sections and do
not the parts Of road upon which the tIIoVOo ana
,ls3 900 bonds liens
by tho Of the cent mortgage the Central
Tru. Company Trustee cah deliver The bonds only upon
eccp: Of Ike amount old bonds. their nr value IN
cash 50 that tho proceeds the 81 900 900 BE- subscribed
for NH remain IA hands OF the Trust CompNy. either
in cash or bonds, until the Liens be Cancelled Of
record.
In 1880 the Utca and Black River Railroad Company
wa. leased IN pcrpotuty the Rome. Watcrtown and
Osdensburg Railroad Company for the principal and inter
est OF II, per cent on IL stock The stock is
quoted at the New.YoIk Stock Exchange 40
Tho Utica and Black River Railroad Company IS Of great
value 20 the Rome Watertown and OgdcnSburg Railroad
Company owing having large local traffic and It's
being the route for through business To the ST.
Lawrence River and connections IN Canada.
For period Of wcnty previous 10 the Lease the
Utica and River paid dividends every year ts
stock from cent to ~ per cent per annpm.
with the exception the year 1912. cent and the
year l67s'9 per cent
The Rome Watcrto"n and osdensburg pays per cent
per annum IN dividends It's stock and its earnings
are far In OF It's dividends.
Holders OF bonds due 1891 desiring sub-c rlbe may
exchange their bonds adjusting the interest per
copy Of the mortgage and further information may DO
obtained at Office.
We will subscriptions for the above bonds AT
FAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST, deliverable about
July l5 list be opened Wednesday July p 10
o'clock and closed Thursday, July 3. at o'cloch
the right to reject applications and
allot smaller amounts than those applied for.
We recommend the bonds particularly desirable In
yestInent for Trust Funds.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
1888 1850 1890.
Number Of miles. ~. i'ssOi ..oii 30
IouTth week In June III 49, oVso'oo.Vo
Jan. 70 June 90 @'4'7-' o'"V''o'" ''''-''""
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Number Of miles ~ o55 @S M e,o, 90 90
f Isn I" jim" % o2ps 100 2ises50 3.OoI72
TOLEDO AND ONO CENTRAL.
Number ~ miles -, 2l5 s.o oSS5 o s.o 1 Xoi
Fourth week in June. e264!0 ?2sG2d s4o'o9i
Jan ! Z, June go hoS'l'o 'lo'"'' o'''V'-
TOLEDO. 81. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
Number Of miles 2O7 80 ~? A. 80
Fourth week ia June. flZoyz sdo-oS - 49,
Jan | TO June go 2lb,1"' ''"'o' '--'oo'
LONG ISLAND
Month q June ...... t3G0.73i s3loGos $4,000
in 70 Inne 40 l414 jC5 1873 l57 l.Ol0 40G
LOUISVILLE And NASHVILLE:
w.. o,d.d I,pe 40 ie8s'Sy slSs9-9O. Differences.
az oorninY BIG 500 800 x s1C 5l9 Inc. 90 26 III
cc,,tnp etpenses lO3oGOs6 II ~ 1870 Inc. lli1O3i
Not earnings. sG2733lo q. $50 1913 Inc. si1lG Os3
In, and rentals T. G0j ig2 $500 ,8l Dec. SSH
"a vcs iOl.1l3 100000 Dec. LIB
TOTAL frat chges sjOO6,6o1 @t?3o,'SI Dec S'o'o-'
Sr-pIus - 81 26G. 10j 80 45s 6i2 Inc. 81 l9l 9o7
Other lncGne...-.- p'''Iu' o-''ioi Nv 49,
r,,l rcvcnue al 9i3sI4 3d. Os5 1913 Inc. sll4l ,97o
Losses on leases ---'""i -''''V' INV '"'"''
balance ,,coue 81 72I O3 81 sos 800 Inc. 81 O97 $50
Dividends l,"''.Suo -f""'''" "'0' o. ~
40, balance sl262I3 siO2 $50 Inc. s27G,367
Earnings for June. 1900 partly estimated.
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THE SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS,
- and rs Mau St

- and rs Wai
~ HE TRI STEES have ordered that interest
b. paid 10 d. positOr- ei,tcd thereto under the by
laws and in accordance with tn savings bank laws for the
siv months ending June 30 1880 follows:
on accounts -hing one THOUSAND Dollars at the
rate ~ FOTR PER CEN ~ aanun.
larger than One thousand Dollars but not
Three Thousand Dollars, az the rate OF THREE
on accounts larger than Three Thousand Dollars ana
which exec edrd aid amount prOr u the lmtttiOn
deposit, by statute. Tho rate Of TWO PER CENT pei
annum on and aitor NOudav DIST July. 1890
' WILLIAN &. S4CkGES, President
DANIEL BARNES Cashier
q.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
Landau Iuly , 4 u. m.-C0nsnls, 96 lll6 for money
and M l5I6 for the account Atlantic and Great West
ur-t norpaQc trustees certificates - tanadan Pacific
"a ST Paul common. 76Ic Reading, -.
Bar silver is quoted at ~ ll.lGd per ounce
Money, 81 per cent ,,,. i.
India council bills were allotted to-day at decline Of
332d per rupee. n,
Paris adtIccs quote per cent rentcs at OF francs
the account, and exchange Oh London at
francs ccntmcs for checks.
Tho amount Of bullion withdraw from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day /, LJ1OOo
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Totals sIl5 22s 800 80 7l3 600
WHAT WAS DONE II STOCKS

The dulness of the stock market not dis
turbed. In spite Of it there steady apprc-
citation IN values which again proved the conf
dcnce of the Tral holders Of stocks. The granger
though St Paul conmo was inclined perversely 10
lag Louisville and Nashville advanced on the
announcement of n larger diyidend-largrr by
something more than the extra cash dividend OF
per cent The company's statement was even
more favorable than the declaration OF the dvi-
dcnd. The first place in the market IN respect 10
both activity aud strength was held by New
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ny DIR. J. H. PORTER.

HOSE structural feat
ures which form the
! more important differ
entail characters dis
tinguishing the Bison
tine group from the
buii'aloes, have been
noticed in the preced-
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This Was Heather Candor.

They disappear like hot cakes before q ST.
Louis tramp" Tansill's Punch" SC. Cigar.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice had
placed In his hands by East India missionary the
formula ofa simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure Of Consumption Bronchitis,
CataErh. Asthma, and all Throat aud Lung Affee-
TONS also positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all nervous complaints. Having tested
its wonderful curative powers III csses
and desiring to relieve human suffering will send
free of charge to all who wish il, this recipe In
German French or English, with full directions
for preparing and using. Sent by mail by address,
ing, with stamp, naming this paper. w. A. MOVES.
$40 P0iCerS' Block, Rochester, N. Y.
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SAMOA.
A Visit to the NavigatOr'S Islands.
The Scenery, People, Products,
Habits and Customs.
Special Correspondence NATIONAL TRIBUNE

FTER n soiourn o.
some months in Auck
Ian d, one b rig h {
morning ! took pas.
sage OH n steamer
bound for San Fran
cisco, glad at tho pros
pect of once moro see.
ing the land from
which / had been alb
sent so long, on an ex-
tended tour through
the East and among
the islands of the South
Pacific.
Parting with my
journalistic friends at
the Office of the EUen-
ing Star, / made my
ryar IN fka -na- ia
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Remarks on Local Indications OF Approaching
Storms,

Storms.
BY LIEUT.. J. p. FINLEY, U. 8. SIGNAL SERVICE
Buffalo N. Y-Indications of an approach.
Ing low: Light cirrus or cirrostratus clouds
| moving from the west, apparently very high
IN the atmosphere; humidity aud wind de-
crease and occasionally calm eusnes. This is
followed by light winds from northeast east or
southeast. barometer begins to fall and tenn
perature to rise slowly; humidity increases
steadily. CumHlus clouds appear, moving
slowly from west or southwest and nre soon
followed by eumulo-stratus. Wind increases
in velocity aud shortly before prcciptation
occurs a dense white vapor resembling haze,
aud, moving with the surface current, grad.
ually covers the whole sky.
Wind-storms arc preceded by unusually rapid
barometric depression, increase in temperature
and humidity, stratus or cumulo,stratus clouds,
with southwest winds Water al the head of
Lake Erie rises In advance of the storm.
Charleston, S. C.-During the months of
April, May, juno, July, August and September,
storms are preceded by slowly diminishing
pressure, rising temperature, increasing hu-
nudity, and cumulns Clouds with wind from
the west and northwest.
Winter storms come from the northeast and
southeast. Those from the northeast are pre-
cedcd for several days by brisk winds from that
direction, rapidly rising barometer, slowly-fall-
ing temperature, increasing humidity, with
stratus clouds moving slowly from the north
east until the whole sky is covered and dense
mist begins TO fall, which soon becomes rain as
the clouds approach the earth. Storms from
the southeast are the most dangerous. They
are preceded by light and variable southeast
winds, falling barometer aud rising tompera-
ture. The day Immediately preceding tho
storm is generally "A fine one, with few
cirrus or cirro.stratus clouds, increasing HUI
nudity, wind variable and rising slowly.
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FOREIGN.

The Dowager Empress Augusta, widow of
Emperor William of Germany, died jan z,
pneumonia following an attack of influenza
she was tho daughter of the Grand Duke
Charles-trederick of SAKE Meima, and was
born Sept. 30, 1911. She was married in 1929
TO tho late Emperor William, then Prince
William OF Prussia, and in 1881 the lato En-
peror frederick was born. Sho was devoted
wife and mother and patriotic German woman
she WAS buried with much ceremony, and
messages OF coincidence were sent by all the
governmental heads of Europe.-Emperor
william has refused to receive longer the
hFenz-Ietung at the royal palace. This is the
organ OF the Ultra-COnservatists, and tho Kaiser
IS displeased with their electoral tactics and
the publications of certain stories. The in
iant King Alfonso XIII of Spain has passed
through grave illness during the past week
ana at times it has been thought that he would
dle. At last reports however, he was recover
lhg On the event Of the Kings death the
crown would be given TO his eldest sister. but q
revolution would, il is feared, rcsult.-Ia
Grppo Is still spreading in Paris, Madrid Lon
don and elsewhere, and proving fatal in numer-
Gus cases.--lt Is difficult to obtain any news
OF Emin Bey. IL is reported that he Is able to
walk. lie Is expected soon at Zanzibar. Stan
Icy has engaged rooms at Shepherds Hotel,
Cairo, from tie 18th inst.-Portugal has
accedcd, under pressure, TO England's demand
for the withdrawal of the Portuguese from the
Shire and Masonaland, Africa, though reserv-
ing all rights % the Portuguese Crown in those
territories. This resulted on Sunday in an Mt
tack by Portuguese mob on tho British
Legation at Lisbon, which demolished much
valuable property.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
POLITICAL.


Senator German has introduced bill direct
ing the payment of 100000 to the city of
Frederick, Md, which, being loyal to the Union
at the time of the civil war, and the State
having fully complied with all the acquisitions
made upon it, was entitled to protection from
invasion. The Government failed to do this,
and the city of Frederick was, in 1864, com.
PEELED to pay ransom of 100000 to Gen.
Jubal A. Early, for which reimbursement is
now desircd--The treaty between the Coeur-
dAlene Indians held at the Dcsmet Mission,
Idaho, has been concluded. The treaty con-
veys 100000 acres of land of the most valuable
part OF the reservation, embracing the largest
portion of the beautiful LAX o Coeurd'Alene, and
much rich mineral aud fine timber land
Ephraim K. Wilson. Of Maryland, has been ro-
elected to the United States Senatorshp by the
Democrats, over Gov. Jackson, who withdrew,
Senator German casting his influence for this re-
sult.--Calvin s. Brico has been nominated for
election'to the United States Senate from Ohio
by the Democratic caucus in Columbus on the
second ballot. There is much disaiIection and
1t is feared that his nomination may be boltcd
and that there is chance, even, for the election
of Republican.
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GENERAL REMARKS.

In the front of largo depression (loto), ut It's
extreme exterior, that is TO say, considerably
outside those of its isobars, which form closed
curves there commonly htretchcs great bank
or sheet Of crro-stratus. The outside edge OF
this bank is pretty definite, aud its outline
in most cases is in rough correspondence with
the contour of the advancing isObars An iso-
bar Is an imaginary line connecting all places
having the same barometric pressure; aud,
therefore, when these lines are actually traced
on chart Of recorded pressures at various
stations the form and extent of the hiqhs and
Ions are graphically shown. These highs and
t0Ds indicate the location and prevalence of
areas Of cool, fair weather on the one hand, and
warm, threatening or rainy weather on the
other.
The movement OF the upper current which
carries the outlying parts of the elevated cloud
bank in front OF tOw IS often nearly langential
to the edge of the el0ud,blnk itself and nearly
opposite TO the direction of tho wind which is
presently about TO spring up at the earths sur
face, and in nearly all cases it makes a greater
angle than 00' with this wind. IL is important
to observe that when this movement is very
rapid the approaching depression may be ex-
pected to be intense. and probably attended by
strong winds ut the sarths surface. AS the
sheet Of cloud extends over us the upper eur.
rent backs very quickly, and continues to do
so over the whole Of the front half of the adj
Vgncing system.
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lIeSds bgttngs.
Miss Esmerelda Longcolfn-H ostetter Nc
Ginnis, IL is outrageous the way you treat me.
Hostetter McGinnis-WhaHs up now, rs.
merelda2
You are engaged to me, but you Girt with
Birdie McHenipn
BE calm, Esmerelda, be calm. I'm going to
90 back on that other girl, too.