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degree u inaccurncw described q 10 tai
that . turksy buzzArd On the lowest Issaa
appears to ie not larger than q canary
bird Il has been claimed that this ssrnher
can be secured by means Of driving White
river. bat Is IL Known nnd admitted that
this river above the railroad bridge i 50
small and shallow and eDvers ssch a vide
bottom with mGnF jausbs, sioughs. bars
and rapids IS 20 renser Il impractical and
Of no lmportance a. . stream on which logs
can be drIveu
should railroad De comEleted through
the &aehez Pass 70 Seattle il would top
this entire timber belt and cross the north
err ~ this place and this sEnbe= would
pEove source Of profit for such railroad
for many Years, bat ~ present the nearer
portions Of this timber can be very eheaply
transported 10 this place by means of =
tram road on . route BY the way OF the
falls on Boise creek and north Of Bald
mountain.
The band boys continue 70 practice twice
week, although fae greater portion Of
them are afflicted wsth colds
Mr.. v. Van Brsesen. 4 sufferer with
10 grippe, has been removed 20 Tacoma for
treatment. Mrs. Van Briesen accompany
irtg him.
few days ago q man was noticed TO
get eH train and secrete himself IN .
brush pile near the railroad track A few
hours later he was taken ont BY Constable
steppler in perishing condition, having
been lying In the brush and saow without
shoes, stockings or covers nnfal he WIS
thoroughly chilled. lie said be had come
from Buckley. had heen dixsipAting, was
oat Of money and wished to die and be
buried by and in King county He was
warmed. fed. furnished with some clothes
pat upon . train and his fare paid to the
hand whcnre he had come.
The Enumciaw Literary Society holds
is meetings every Tuesday night. They
are well attended.
The number OF children attenaing our
school this winter is more than twice IS
large a. az any previous time.
The IS. Paul and Tacoma Timber Com
pany have started logging camp at Coal
Greek and every day long train Of logs
passes from there 10 their mill al Tacoma.
new millinery store has been opened
here.
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Iekhaygie. dormant cSmdlslon oE the liver Is
hardly % Be svercome wtta drastic csthzrties
ard nzaseons ehOsA9sgues A genkieE. pleas
Anser and far morc effective Eneens exists Of
aTgnsi1g the arxan whea s0mnolenE EAis .
Hos e,sef's stomach Blsterz. y0uched or By the
nstsesi fratsrr y. tested by he pafsi.e for
nany yesu A resnmpsion by the hillary organ
81 In secSeslve faaetion, lib the activity At
teridaas upon healta- a resarn % regularity Of
the bowels AID q renewal q digestion are the no
less haEpy ana certain insults 81 using tbs BIT
ter systematically. lts laxative effect II never
rainfnl AMI dreBchin9. It's tsudeucy being
rather TO psrpetaass regularity than 70 produce
e0psous set on. Malaria nervousness, dehll-
ity. kidney troubles and neuralgia il sHhdues
EXTERNALLY
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5ogTUGAL'S PLIGHT.
,rpelIed to Give Way Against
Her viii.
|rrxT lsoncLADs AND PEOPLE.
- r<fused to Refer the osessisn
!. she Power.-Ths Portuguese
wna with Rage.

s.-.cx Jan. is.-Tbe government has
rirrular nots 70 the powers reiasfve
:. di.pnts with England. IL alleges
a. varIssd did not wait for the reply Of
e l.s,,ez Of January 10 to that OF Lord
.s.s.,rv. bus submitted her ulfsmasuEn on
... .storts that Nsjor serapa Pinto had
s..ssve.s she Geographic orders sent him
: - rnrnguese government in compll-
q. ID, TIE wishes of Lord Salisbury.
49, Pinto In a note says he quilted
<s...alsnd and the Shire district three
80 sro. sometime prior 10 she sending
I. Il. orders and is now sick AZ Mozam-
.:sss The note further says that. senior
e-,~sss never alluded 70 arbitration during
/ s. .esstiations. bat suggested throughout
Z. talalng Of an international conference
/ I sestle The difficulty.
1..a.ez has resigned and Pimsntal IS en-
...saFsag 10 form ministry.
rtazds wandered through the streets
s. ssgkt cheering for Independence and
8 sssek7sty Of Fortsgal, and shouting;
s,sxr nish England. A crowd attacked
a stoned the British consulate. The
ss1orlsIss have since placed q police
rsr1 AZ The consulate % protect Il from
1919 fnolektafion.
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A CHURCH nrsroRY.
strange History Of Century oid
HauaFeaa.

strange History Of Century Old
Request.
NEw Ioak, Jan l2-~jadgs Wallace. OF
the United States ceaFt. today handed
down decision holding that ex-SheYih
Peter Bowe cannot be held responsible Tor
the Ssoo.tse seized from Leoa Barnard. a
canon of The church of Rome, and also dis.
missed = suit in the name as the Caiholsc
prebeudary against the sheriff. The $sn9,.
a. In question Is part Of fortune Of
- GO Go that had been accumulated by
the hlshopric q Journal. Belgium. In the
course 81 s century, GhFcagh change os
bishops. this CREST fortune Was uneagthed
IN issa When bishop namont. fer some
a2gcnSe o. other. was suspended by 8Ishop
narroasslan, the new preiase managed 50
get the nioneY. fer Witch sats was hFeaEht,
asay lroaa his preaeces .or. and entrusted
il e. the care az C&nen Barnard, priest 81
the diocese, and the lattsF ran away with
il te thss country.
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H'irE RlvrR TIMnKR LAM.
saves Which wsn sa 20 nasla "a
AAaaaeaaw.

tSes Which wNn tsa 20 nasla 10
kaamrkaw.
- sslAN, iAa, rs. The new Shinxls
-. ssAsess today b'tt on account ii sae
- - snoss she tram foaa will not he con,,
- ies about one week.
-. - VA aag Of this Enlll is considered a
'Afessans event ia the history 81
49, Us progress 90 eoraplstlan
= - Watched vita much interest ov
-. s.sSs's aaa II Is looked npsa a. he
{ a.Ai and tie iogeranner az Others
49,. g car village there Is nearly
49, So se'e supply al excellent timber
e.. Va - obtained ia 40 other Nay
~. raj og tramToxd 90 this place.
- !. ..ssSs iseS al aieae the western slope
-. :. s''e i''sss e the sseasse mountains.
-. serta and south a distance AZ
-. ~ss tAsaes IN length ard absas sas
- Sidta and extending east fFasa
e. ~ White raver and
49, ~ssf. q branch II Waite river. 10
f.. - safaEais q tAs mountains.
~ ..s ssssF bottoms. she s.op:ag naoan.
4. 49, 49, shfpaEh Witch fhsv ran Aoa
ressA ss'ies aFv al covered bg = aease
g., z sasns eF. eeaar. spss.ee. and
rae Gsss shleh have beea wiiA some
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a aENrLKmAN,s AoREEMENr.
The Railroad Association Evades a Rup
ture.

The Railroad Association Esades q kup.
ture.
NEw Yogg, Jan. iL--An important meet
Ing OF the Interstate Commerce Railway
Association WAS begun this morning, which
will probably decide whether the associa,
ton shall continue its existence. The
organization is one year old and is besl
known as gentleman's agreement
Rumors Of cutting of rates have been rife
and this will be matter discussed. The
decision of Chairman Walker. holding that
the traffic arrangement between the Union
Pacific and Northwestern was not viola.
ton Of the agreement. viii also come up.
The meeting is being held behind closed
doors
The threatened rupture was put off in.
definitely by the appointment Of com.
nlittee consisting of Commissioners Walker,
Faithorn and Midgerly 80 consider meas.
ures necessary 10 the peTpetuation OF the
association and 20 report at the next quar-.
terly meeting. This preeiuded the airing
OF grievances az the meeting and every.
thing passed of tremendously.
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lospoS, Jan. L. Earl Cairns died today
bsm Inflammation Of the lungs. Earl
earns became quite prominent several
gsAfs ago. shen, IS Niseount 6armoyle, he
sa sued for breach of promise by Miss
iefisseas, the actress. who obtained q YER
tHs Tor $4,000 against him. lie suhse-
fssuy married Miss Olivia Berens.
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MORE SorARIKs.
Another Batch Of oash-Takers sent ont
Yesterday.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 1.-THE following named
floiarieS public we're appointed January II.
by the governor. Edmund Bowden. Seat
ilei p. Y. Diamond aud Emmett y.
Parker, Tacoma; James r. Dahney, Spo-
kane Falls: Abel r. Hsnfiot CowIitz. and
A. II. Morrison. OF Sehome. Others we're
today appointed as follows: Ovid A. Byers.
James r. McElroy and JehR r. Aver,
sseattle; NJ. S. Hill. Ii. K Hedrick and
George +. Stacey Tacoma; c. W. Gorringe
and Fred l.. Prescott, Spokane Falls. Vic
tor Wilson and Robert NJ. MeCaliey. Waila
Walia: n @. r. Forfman. Port Townsend
Charles III. Ross. Pnyaiiup; A. II. linus.
kalama. Edgar II. Hobrook, kairhaven
Charles IAtchfield. OF Waterviile. Douglas
county, aud George w. I'VE. Of Garfield
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LIN JoEs HAND.
The Defendants In nl. suis Declines Z
faS.

The Defendants In IFS Suit Declines On
faS-
oLxxrlA. Jan. BIN the superior court
the case OF Lum Joe vs. Mauerman has be-
come q case Of Importance. As heretofore
stated the Chinaman obtained judgment
for 81. 900 for INJURY to his hand: but quite
unexpected BY the friends OF Mauerman he
now pleads poverty and declines u settle.
Therefore. upon bench warrant be vas
consigned 70 jail. upon the charge OF max
ing away with his property. Today his at
torney moved to vscase the order Of arrest,
which motion was denied
During the week there viii be hearing
upon his ability 10 pay the judgment, and
witnesses examined as 10 the sudden dis.
position of hIs property.
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rnozrx TO DEATH.


= NuNNEf ~ no "NtEuEEDFu % the tUtA
ard Fell.
Rock Sr1fsns. Wyo.. Jan. IA ".
AcEdwnrds. > prominent business man 81
this paace. vent into the mountains hunt
tng On sundaF morning vi;k . companion
The sncw storms came np aud the weather
turned bitterly cold Both nsen became
greatly exhausted McEdwayas' compAn-
ion Was cerDpelIea 20 leave him ard make
his way back and reached here badly
frozen
searching party went ont after Med
warts whom thev found 50 badly frozen
that he die.a this morning.
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WHITE car RAlp.


CEoTn ERsNttaF. Ind, Jan. lA Early
yesterday morning party 81 ulaske3 usea
broke epea tie deog OF = house owned hy
Aady ) alter. well-te-sio farmer and, pssll-
ms him froa bod. iensasie8 Why he dir
olwysd oTsieys previously given him -
leave the eSansFy. tie ssid be had done
nothing tor which he should leave There
apon enc q taw White Caps shot 50 him
the BAL passing through his ooSsy aud ia
Htetlue fatal wound
the raiders shen went 50 che house 81
John Warner. whom they called from bed,
ssei % tree and gave him = whipping. No
cause Ter THE outrage = known.
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M Panama Canal 90 ns rini.hea,

Fans, Jan. 1.-THE Paix says the presi.
ssnt q The French commission. sent out 10
sstsagste the affairs of the Panama Canal
Nnssny on the isthmuS. In a speech
Hais a. Aspsnwall. said that the canal
vezld he connected
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Iesi BAL ana stnrm.

catoasr. y. W. T., Jan. i4.-It is sup
49, hat John Macdonald. who started
ga kessoend on Thursday with q team
se.se Mrs. Wilson snd three children 60
ss,ehsn. must have persisted in Thursdays
sShtm storm, as they have not been
s<zfa from Sinca
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NuTIcE TO STOCK Hnf. pas u EETtNGs
~ the &nznMf rarcSl1x - fAa StaeS no Sxrs o.
tsio seattle AccfscAn n&sfrset feseEEeph gor1%
iskNg sTisf Re he'd a. TIE reanss 81 EhE ecrapsHy
O. = ea ~. IRaMary =. ks12 81 @-4a - H. ses
Tile x2reEon of aGTeesers AaE N. lrAesN su0 ~
SHEA esAer business as na44 - Prop eris h-oatht
before IL q j GRANT yfes. Fresszeaf
C. A, MATSER seczesarv.
~ TIE seos khai1ees 81 the seassss Tf4nSfsr
Cns TAe Trustees ~ she Seaefn 1EAaSses Ca
have decaare4 salsile1a 81 I s.es esst. ~ tse
NEA 6ay Ut January. A 4. E<aa a. tnt osse4 a. size
cs~lIssy II SEATTLE. All Ike eivtde - wsa -
pNs1 thereafter eu % aesaFe fae fafh aav ~
ekEA sueeecslisax EpnSa nafsl fuefaNs ssasfssa
%1HH ARMSTRONG. pTest .3xek
.SSsA& ARMSTRONG SccresaP<
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THE COMING oARsMAN.
sysalaa Of the Great Trainer OF william
oFConaor.

6<iBina ct the Great Trainer OF william
oConnor,
1ssesTo, Ont. Jan. f. As far as aquatic
sassefs are concerned Joseph Rogers has
sssssd bis connection With 0aTsman VII
azn o Conner. Rogers says: lin paying
asniion 10 him | have been Obliged 10
nsises my own work and my business is
lt1aay increasing La reference 20 Han
|Ins remark that he would yet win the
Rogers said !; Il don't think
issoald have any chance against o'Con-
~ Hanlan is great oArsman, but a
Eassr than he has appeared in the person
4 William O'Connor. =
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sAT1sHURY's REASONS.
IL ueuIa Not submit the Question 60
Enrnnenn Mediation.

Europenn MedfatIons
I laxans. Jan. 1.-THE immediate cause
/ Ia Dispatch OF Lord salisbury's ulti-
s..um 10 Lisbon. concerning the disputed
wfssory IN Africa. was Portngal's proposal
sspsy to the powers which signed the
! min treaty, aud 20 ask them TO mediate
sss England In her behalf under the terms
4 La treaty.
lnfl salisbury did not care 10 have the
Enrish claim made the subject Of an In
mssiicnai debate. and. therefore. despite
! fEaee hiEsnarck's request that he should
IS gently with Portugal, he made the
nrsmpsofy demand for full surrender.
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fAs Eslglaa alaer.. strile easle.l,

sEls, 1aa- 1.-THE terms conceded
- striking Miners by saine owners in
ssAsseFoa district are reduction at work.
y aNafs % niHe Rer day and ali increase
hptr cent in Wages
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sass o. NEuee. Jan "a a sulf has been
ss. - against Nsssrs. Green and
49, Ger ihe Fesura of the concession
sa's'ss 10 the Sinsloa 4 Durango railroad.
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ARRIVAL or STANLEY.

Re b Welcomed by the British Consul
General.
fssRp. Jan. H. Henry AZ. Stanley aud
tHsY did not stop over At Suez as Il was re-
perisd they would. but proceeded direct
y his city. where they arrived this morn
Hz. They were greeted upon their arrival
v General GreenwAll, commander of
Eypsian troops. and Barring. British consul
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- $50, Jan. it-An Afternoon paper
-. 49, esN sehoei children og Chicago
A. 'fQm snaaeasa or complications
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MI o. AExioo. Jan. IA large gang
sssaa'sFseitefs were arrested on sunday
AsPaacAa. Several members had hten
=. - ;nso custody a tew days before. Over
$500 q counterfeit money has been
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MaRKFsn

HofL4 NS-6RkE8-~Ea tafs gasy. fauvs<fsv, Dee
~ Is ksg. Castles NsSsy aeasss. NJ " a.
Rollins su& Ms. - A Greer. h7sR ~ seSEgies
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THE .nEnAIDe N COURT.

nasa 10 Have 10 Pat In contemps Dis
missed.
Eszpos, Jan. 1.-THE motion 10 com
rsshs managers Of the London edition Of
~ Sew York Herald and the Fsecmaa's
1ssnsl Of Dehlin for contempt OF court,
hr putaishlng certain comments on the
o'thss divorce case, was argued today be-
iuss Judge Moran. IL was dismissed ON
ibe ground 81 iflformality in proceeding,
M psfmisssen was given for a renewal OF
the motion Il made within week.
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xosr.

n oST-REn RlNKEEBQak C96NTA1SlN =
IL ies7e.~ and h&ak ecssS oss3e as3Are Ey 70
uirnlnS u 81 seceut stseet f~aak 4. EeAeias
I UST-A INK BRACELET OK SATURDAY.
IL night last s,ntMesn ere koy42 susfa4gsa {
ea4 fas IL farsae haaes kesura - s E.
Nsafstxk. 81 las saso0a. I,bcfxy Sssss<s. nstween
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Per nrskcskss Ea~Es ss tae ASs an1 car ina GO
- e ARES tsss*ssssss. ia A&xsrF r9co2G stsesz
sxsz Boszoe asock-
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NEW ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRANITE
~ works, " Alliarn G. CFushses proprietor; III
kinds of cemetery ana building work Cons with
artistic Ekiil. fan supply of fnsnxnza constantly
ON hand: positively better and cheaper fhaz1 afsy
other firth on the coast designs with ufiH&1
ttfeat. between Fourth and Fifth. seattle.
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wh~a Rshy wss $50. we save a~r CAssagsA
wsen xae SIS Cslsas. So cesesf sss CzstoxsA
Wees sAe became Mss. 80 esaag - casse<aA
whs@ she had Casalgsa. sac gave taen CasausAa'
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Property Wanted

During the past 90 days | have sold
a large amount of real estate and am
now in need of good salable property
to supply daily demands If you
have marketable realty and are dis
posed TO sell it on present values, with
out discounting the future. / want a
chance at it Bring the description
around to my ground floor Office, or
address through the mails, and get it
en- the list
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sxL00S avn sr0Kn FYxrUHyx

Is0R aALE-cHExrs $50 WILL Buy BAH
H. eoNa1es, hssk Tar and mlrrof ax3utex}
ready4nAde en- hand and MAIDS 70 rF1ar; reinor6s
Der Ne make saloon and store 0ttin7E rnor<
esalfy, th@eefure Ne eenr sAra Fou nnstay. 311s
iinxsr a ca. I2Sz Aec0od ssreee
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NOTICE. 90 pISa0I.rTf0N- @HoM IT
~ Easy ao1eerns NSszss - hssFNssx EsFse tAkt
Efs x4arsg.sssn9g nersrassye 4 s1fax t~&we&n h.
v Aess Nf9 Fasg& zaHts. zcsssf ~ SFzn nEzHe
81 Wss< 4 ggssss AeaAx . Esd ezstuass IS re
cats IT Seagzle Mks a2 fh@ D 4aF q fenSafy dss-
sssFssa ~ ussE4z1 fzsssR2s A. &azeefS1zexs -
a. snss srsr wsI As setis@s Mnz - eFe3sks 6na
said asA w8&4 - sesssG1 - L0e6 3enA& so
ocaIInRes n sAs1 huStses2 y 49,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

N01EcE To SHIPbCTl.DE RS-SE attic FIRE
~ beat Ssaled BIDS viii he reeelrea hy the
undersigned clerk Of the elsy Of seafie ON on
u m. tor tse construction u IRE boat Tor said
ctr IN accordance with the plans nd saeess.
cations for the same now o. tie ia my osllce, IA
the ctr bali
All BIDS 20 receive consideration nnst state
where II Is proposed 10 eonsirac: said ooaf aud
must be aceomp anied b certified check ~
sesftte hank for the sum us foAf thousand
ts4oaei dollars drawn ia favor OF the treasurer 81
sslz city and % be forfeited 20 said city should
the szceessfus hidNer F1fuse OF neglect to eater
into coasyact eII6 furnish E0asi and SD Gictent
bouG IN the sum OF the contract price. within
Eve DAYS after tse awArt Of such contract BIZ
the common council 81 said city.
g. bids offered & W FERRIS. City clerk
First publication Of this notice. January :,
NOTICE TO coNTRACroRs-sEALE BIDS
~ for eieariug Aftv acres a. the toxn ol York
viii Dc received Al the once Of Crawford & Han
non. corner Ihird aud fesier svenne. np 70 Jan
nary i; rae owner reserves the right 70 refuse
any or al bids
NoTIeE To coSTRACToRs-sEALEp FRO.
nissioness Of ksisa county. Washington. AZ the
Office OF tae cosfBty auditor. IN seattle, Wssh-
ingioB. GA or bsluEo AoadAys February ;. A. u.
liza. AZ II O'Clock a m, for furnishing and set
unE mp q = sssel sad iron jail cages. VITA cog
ftaoEs, also for finishing doors and win1aw
ErattnES Tor the new King county courthouse.
now in course Of erection 81 Seattle. Washing
ton, n accordance with the plans and spec s.
cations prepared by W. A. Rttehie architect
and DOW on ns8ia the architects osslee ia rooms
+ sEd -, k0rn baiidiag. conner OF Yesleg ave
nue. and South Second street In seattle, Wash
copies of which nay te had upon application 70
the architect accompanied BY deposit OF $40 as
security for their return.
zach proposal must be accompanied by GER
titled cheek on some local bank in the sam "a
fifteen hundred dollars O. 500 made payAblc to
the order ol the Treasurer OF king county,
Washington" q guarantee that IN case
of the award Of the contract being masc
TO him. che said contractor shall eater
into a formal contract, as prepared by
the architect, ard furnish good and sufi-
eient bonds according to law for the faithful ex
eeution and completion OF the contract, in fail
ure OF which The said check shau DC forfeited
u King county without recourse and fsr
hqaidstea damages for such faliare on the part
oil the bidder.
No proposal win be considered unless accom-
panied bg such certified check.
The com missoners reserve the right TO reject
any or all Of the bids.
Dated this 9Th day OF December. 1859.
W.R FORREST
County Auditor and ex.offscio Clerk 81 the
Beard OF County Commissioners OF King
county Washington
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F0CAL AND TNsxRuTRNrxE Musrds
= W. COR SECOND AND I.E'sOKA ETRKKT1
-. formerly ls2i23< Front street,. piano. rus.
tar aud elocntiou: Yoipe culture epeflh3fxs
physical cultaEe elasa 70 a m. saturdays
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