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Harper's Young People
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The Thirteenth Volume Of Harper's Young
People began on November 3, 1891. For the
coming rear this best and most comprehensive
weekly in the world for youthful readers Of
fers varied and fascinating programme. In
serial fiction it viii contain Diego Pinzon,' a
story OF the hrst voyage of Columbus, by John
e. Coryeli; -Canoemstes: a Story OF the Flori-
da Reefs and Everglades by Kirk Monroe; an
other story By one of the best known and most
popular of American authors; and stories in three
snd four parts by Thomas Nelson Page. Z. Il.
House, Augeline Teal, Ella Rodman Church.
and Mary S. McCobb- More than two hundred
short stories by faynrite writer's articles on ira
vel out-of-door sports, indoor games. and all
subjects dear to the hearts of the young, besides
hundreds of illustrations by leading artists,
will combine TO make HARPER's Young PEo-
PIE for 1892 an irresistible repository OF piea-
sure and information for boys and girls
1.-The best weekly publication for young peo-
pie in existence. II is edited with scrlpnlous
care and attention. and instruction and enter
iainInent are mingled in IFS pages IL Just the
right proportions TO capfiFate the minds OF
the yor1g. and ar the same time 10 develop
their thinking power ~. T. Observer
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Are You Going to Californiae

If so. accompany Phillips personal
ly conducted tourist parties which
leave every Thurday in Pullman Tour
ist Cars over the Minneapolis i st
Louis Railway, via Denver, Salt Lake
and Ogden.
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Phillips california; Excursions

Every Thursday, leaving Mankato
"a. m. via Minneapolis s. ST. Louis
Railway. Pullman Tourist Car
through without change to San Fran
cisco. octl3 t4d&w a
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Castoria.

dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children
Dr. G. c. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
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"Castoria is the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers viii consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the variousquack nostrumswhich are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them TO premature graves
Dr.. J. f. KNCHMoE.
Conway, Ark.
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StaYe and Heading Bolts Wanted.

MONEY TO LOAN on improved farm
ands at low rates of interest and easy
| payments. G. W. MEAD.
Room 2l6 Investment Building
46tf Mankato. MINI.
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OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.
Hon. VI. S. Pattee, President.
Hon. D. L. Keihle, Secretary.
The faculty for 1S9I-92 is as follows;
Edward Soaring President. Psy-
chology and School Economy.
James T. McCleary-Institute Con-
ductor, Ciyics and History Of Educa-
ton.
Ulysses O. Cox-Natural Science.
Helen NJ Phillips-Higher Mathe-
MATES.
Defransa A. Methods a..
Geography.
Achsa S. Parker-Latin Language,
Clara WeiT-Arithmetic.
Isabella NJ. Andrews-Hist0ry and
English Literature.
T May Usher Griffin-X OcaI Music and
Elocution.
Minnie L sweetland-English Gram
mar.
Margaret q. Drawing.
Darwin r. Stockley-Li Librarian.
Physiology, Penmanship and Book
keeping.
Carrie Il. Robbins-Principal Gram
mar Department. Practice School.
mediate Dept. Practice School.
The Normal school having received
from the. last legislature an addition
OF 81, 600 to its annual income. offers
for the coming year greatly increased
advantages.
Among the Improvements in the
building the following viii be noted:
Hardwood floors in ten additional
recitation rooms: two important reci-
tation rooms enlarged: solid slate
blackboards in the mathematician
rooms: new ceilings and walls in sew
eral rooms. An addition Of seyera.
hundred volumes to the library wa:
also made.
The Legislature Of 1891 passed al
act which gives to diplomas Of the
State Normal Schools validity as GER
tiffcates of qualification to teach in
any Of the common schools Of The
state.
The Normal school building is beau
tifully situated In enc Of the health
lest localities in the city, The build
ing is a substantial brick structure
trimmed with stone, is spacious. vel
arranged, and situated on a natura
terrace, commands a magnificent view
for many miles. The institution ha:
a fine library and reading room with
leading periodicals Of this country
and England.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list Of unclaimed
letters for week ending Nov. is, 1891.
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The Centaur Company, II Murray Street, City.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
IMPRESSIVE Exercises In the Assembly
Room Yesterday Morning
AT Half Past Eight
O'Clock.
List of the Faculty For 1879

With his usual grace. and good
natured manner, Prof. Soaring motion
ed a FREE PRESS man to a seat on
the rosbrum at the Normal school yes
terday morning, just as the gong
sounded for the morning assembling
of hundreds OF pupils, who fairly filed
every seat in the assembly room.
Looking into the faces Of SO many
of the rising generation, the writer
could not fail TO be deeply impressed
with the scene before him. After the
singing of the hymn entitled. Come
Ye Disconsolabe'' Prof. Soaring
arose from his seat, opened the Bible.
and read a part ofthe XXXVIIP Psalm
in a clear, rich and distinct voice.
During the reading, one could have
heard pin drop. The Lords prayer
was repeated at the close of the scrip
tural lesson. and was entered into by
the teachers and scholars, with bowed
heads. The defamation as recited
by Miss Mary Smith, was intensely
interesting, and had applause been
permissible. there would have been a
grand clapping Of hands.
Miss Mary DoughertF followed with
an essay. the subject of which was
1.-Two French Women" The paper
was well written and exceedingly in
terestiHg.
The exercises. concluded. a touch
upon the piano brought every pupil to
his or her feet, and while familiar
march was played the pupils marched
to their respective class or recitation
rooms. The scene was one the writer
viii remember for some time. A
brief sketch Of the school and faculty
VIII no doubt prove Of interest TO
every reader Of the FREE Press. The
State Normal Board consists OF
Hon. D. L. Kiehle, Ec-0ficio. Slspt.
P,fblic FelSfYsfcf50ll
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Remitfances should be made by Postoffice
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-28
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
suxnARY or THE srruArrox.


SAN Francisco, April H.-The produce mar.
kets were generally quiet this morning and quo
tAfions show very few changes There is no de-
mand for shipping wheat and very little for
milling qualities. Barley IL . tribe easier.
There IL stiil considerable activity in the fruit
market, especially in oranges. Riverside navels
OF choice sizes are held very firm aud stocks are
light Second grade varieties are also doing
much better than Q week ago. Receipts Of
strawberries are arriving freely, and prices are
q shade weaker. Old potatoes are very weak
Dealers are carrying q good stock, and the de-
mand shows signs of falling away. What ship
ping orders come in now are generally for new
potatoes, which are now large, plentiful and
cheap Old onions are scarcer and new onions
are improving. Asparagus opened somewhat
higher this morning for hrst-ciass quality.
Rhubarb continues duh and weak. Green peas
are held firmly and the same can Be said Of
string beans Egg plant and summer squash
are in light supply.
The produce exchange viii hold no session To-
morrow, IN many members are destrous OF 90
compsnying the preaidcnt on the marine excur-
sion around the bay. The federal courts were
closed today in honor OF the pFesident
raopuc. REcKIPrs AND ouorArIoSA
Ffour-Fan,ily extra, n 4o9Ia 50 per Dbl; baks.e
extra. IS sae5 50; supeYdnc, $a601A
Wheat-Sfandard shipping quality. IL IS, With
perhaps u.7Fs for choice article; milling
81 SEAL IS Per GENITAL
Rsrlsy-No. leed. a. az: choice, q. ss110a 50;
common gYades, Q-4091x5. brewing, u544D
l61 per GENITAL for good 70 choice
os1s-anrprises us5; Utii1nGs elSo0A.a2<;
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REAL ESTATE sALn.
The Deeds Recorded with ths Auatoop
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from Januaky I -.
to date are &S5Saes1ex There wezo nle1 loe
record yesterday 81 deeds. the considsra1fnos
aggregxfing SO, as, "A average Of $1.eo<U. FOL
lowing 10 the List ~ furnished By 0sbux1os
Trenper Co.. abstractou Of titioI roumo =
10. IL and LIS Colman block:
W. W. Jones TO /. s. Hens,eish. lot II, MOCK
L Hieklin 70 r E. Liilicos 30 - In - =
Il Miller to B. B. Freed. part los II. block :.
q; A: prehsnne 70 F. D. Black. Is 90 in -
Ned ssssl to H NJ Bl.kely. lots /. ., II ana y.
A 4; Curtis 70 4. Johnson. lot 5, block !. CO.
A; n; Lann . 8: !. Treen. lots and > baosk
$. p. L & Il Go. to r. C. Miller. Ion - and 81,
block -, south PARK, So
n B. Cols to f 6. Sanders, lot & block -
L. steinbach to c A. Walsh, lots and Z block
IS, Yesiers drst, 80.
J. r. Gleason ct al to p. Olson, lOt1 ana = -
l. block 81, Maple Leaf add, $40.
u : 10 A. Jones. ncl& rec ., * 8 "
a. G; Edward 10 u. Y: Bishop. los and =
block Is. Lake Union ID, $pa
ID. NJ. Hatchkin to W. Collins, lots and III
block q, w. Seattle I'd, $500.
J. A. Neal to +. s. Lyons, lot g. hlock 3,
salmon Bay Cd add; and LOT J, block u, 9. Z. =
E. l. Pillman to /. +. Young. lots and =.
block ,, Ballard Pk. to slaughter. 81.
J. Colvin TO H. N. Wade, lots and Is, block
IL. feslef's LIST TO Kent, s6oo-
c. +. DrSger to }. schiumph, tract -. Costelio
4 d. acre gardens, $l5o
g. Anderson to 5. H. Peterson, part Lot 3 -
ii. -, 5. $l,5n.
{. +. Drager to n Msginnis, tract 81, Castcllo
ID. gardens, $50.
IT, ii. Robertson to r. Hopkins, lots 81 ond IL
block ;, Hiawaths park, $50
N. H. Young 10 r. Eng. n. W. In. Co, lot 6,
block &. Msynard's, $Jo,ouN.
G. buxmnnn to ]. l. Davis. lots II and IL
block l, NJ. 4 r. canal add, $70a
E. Bewett TO X. Uramofo, lot s, block Is Evans
Biewest add, 500.
F. NJ. Jones to N. strom. lot .. block y. Gill
man add, $e5o
Grass 8 Co to N. T, Mantor. nesz LOT =. NJ.
Pleasant cemetery. SIC.
NJ. 7. Mantor to E. Kauxer, lots l. to IL block:
-, & park. $500
j. Gouriey. to r. .. Cooney, lot 10, block .,
MeGilvras I'd. 500.
4. osier TO J. Lambert, el< lot %. blsck IS
Gilman park, $50.
". osier to J. Lambert, w Of lot .. block s.
Gilman park, $40.
J. Dolan to c. A. Rlinn, Lot g. block a. Mndis
son street add. $40.
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III Discovery sf What is True
And the
PRACTICE or THAT WHICH Is GOOD
Are the Two
Haa Important Objects d Lie
sAcRAxuro, CArrrorsrA.,


SAcRANKxro, CAIlfoxS1A,l
April II, 1891.
III. Jordan, Seattle, Wash.-Ny Dear
Friend: l must tell you about Mn.
Bost, the lady with the terrible kidney
trouble. She was here about two months
ago, and had not been free from excruci-
atrnE pain for months. She took one bot
tie OF Z, and has been free from pain ever
SINCE, and she writes that when one little
bottle OF medicine will do so much good
her. - 49,
We no longer fear colds in any form in
our family. Mr.. Purvis had la grippe q
year ago and he is awfully afraid of Il. /
asked him . few days ago if, in case the In
erppe attacked him again, he would be SO
badly heightened that he would send for 4
doctor. He answered, "No. What the Jor-
0sn medicine won't cure nothing on earth
/! found your medicines in Sacramento
this winter and introduced it into one fam
uy where the children had the whooping-
cough, and the medicines acted like q
charm. The whole family-au Of whom
were sick with colds in some form-took
the medicines and were delighted with
them. Very respectfully.
MRS. J. l. PURvIs.
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COUNTY NOTICES.

NOTTCE-To ALL PERSONS FURNISHING
N materials To. rendering service or performing
labor for King county. Notice Is hereby given;
That under and according 70 IN act passed by the
last legislature Of the state Of Washington enttieo
IAN act 10 regulate the disbursement OF All MONIES
by the Officers Of the state OF Washington and all
district, county and precinct ofhcers and commis-
sions Of the State OF Washington. and declaring an
emergency. all claims presented 10 said county for
materials furnished. services rendered or labor per-
certificate certifying on honor that such material
has been furnished. service rendered OF labor per
formed Is described In said claim. which said certi
caie snail be part Of said claim or attached 10 the
same ~,
All precinct or district officers charged with dts
the county material furnished. services rendered
or labor performed in and for said county, sha.i
take fully fteuaixed vouchers tor sucn aisoarse
ments which said vouchers shall be IN duplicate.
one TO be 6ied with the auditor OF said county, the
other 70 be retained by the officer or person max
ing the disbursement or certifying the inaeotea-
ness In the case of . claim
Said vouchers shall contain cerftncate py Tue
person or ofYscer making such disbursement or NJ
ina such claim. certifying on honor that the ma
teriais furnished labor performed or ttsa
erred for which such disbursement Is made ar claim
died. have been actually delivered. rendered or
sesfson III Of said act reads follows;
@Any ofdcef or person violating any OF the pro-
visions OF this act shall be deemed guilty OF mis-
fined in any sum OF not less than elv0 or more
Than $500 and may b imprisoned IN the county
jaiI nos less than ten days NOR more than Sax
All vouchers or claim. presented to this Office for
payment must be made ont and serusea 70 IN "a
strict compliance with said law. by ordef o ane
bonrd a county commissioner
r A. TWICHELL County Auditor.
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MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE
Cofiee-opfions closed steady At S to rs points
up. sales were $4,000 bags, including April
at sl7.S5: May, $l7.6s9f7.75; June, 900
I16o; July, N7.45Gl7. So; August, sl7.l09l7. 60.
spot Rio, nrmer; lair cargoes, ies<c; No.
sugar-Raw, firm; refined. steady: No. =,
Z l-l6c; of A, 4ssc; mould A. &c: cubes, 4Jsc.
Copper-Neglected; lake, nominal.
Lead-Noninal; domestic, tl15,..
Tin-Steady: straits. sia25.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, April 27.-whest is unsettled and
lower than Saturdays close. became strong and
advanced s@ta7fc. then started down, prices
declining Is.e92txc, fuctuated and closed about
msS -, SSg sasn
Whest-Firm; cash. noess: May. slos1:
s osinIs.ssdy; cash. sezc; Nay. ss,l; July,
Oats-Firm: cash and May. 5Os4c; July, 4s7sc.
PorEIFism: cash. May, ,lc.so: July, So s7,s.
Lsrd-steady: cash, May, sse7si; July,
Rye-Dull 1t SIC.
Whisky-$L1&
shouiders-sa sasaa5: short clear. se7spaS;
short ribs, $40
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO April s7.-Csttle-Receipts, 1900;
ira, $500; other steers, asossss: COWS $ and nd
Hoss-keceipss. $500: lower; rough and
ass: Prime heavy and butcher weights. ;IoS
" sheep-Receipts. 1900: active. steady to
higher NATIVES, tsa5o: Westerns. sS.so9eoo:
BOSTON STOCK RxcHAyok.
Boston, April 27.-Closing stocks:
Atchison 4 Topeka s3l1Mexican Cen, com %
Burlington. sos4San Diego.-........ 22{
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RAHWAY0.
Tu NORTHERN PACIFIC 1An2oAD
= ~ Hire - tnke TO IN points EaGe -
0o0fh. It ID the DINING Can IOUIa ~
fl4r0ulh Venf{hulad TrniUn MVUR



sesfS. It 4 Is he as sr x n Ca soeTn s
rms through vestibulsd Trains svsV
~ h the year 70
81. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
(No change Of cars)
csoDsss4 g piniss caE unsu1ps.ssd. funnAn
equipment
-IoUKIsT SLEEPING CARS
- ms can b constructed and IN wtSca -
Soidsss q 6rst or second class tickefs, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
0s d1ses and ans .rvcs
Pullman sleeper resefvattons can b oooWo4 =
savancs through any agent Of the roaA
THROUGH TICKETS
n ana fkum m poluts In America. Eng1anA anA
Europe b purchased g any ticket odAce a tAis
COMPANY.
r.Ams LEAVE s.ArrEs - Se11ows:
For g. Panl ana Chicago e;ls . = ard 400 pm:
chehslls local. 2:uO y.
Anscortes exHsess $40 = =
:ess sn ana s0! .oe. I s:iP ma - =: lsss.
TRAINS AR1TvD
From St Raul and Chicago. ll:Ss q =. aad
Portland ana The south. $40 . ~ AIS and
cSeh.ii. and olympic u 80 = n
eedro and north, 12:26 p N.
Tacoma aud local, $50, IL 50 . -: 2:lS, AIS,
sHs snS a1ss 8 sos between s... and 8.
Paul
Through PullmaA Palace Sleeping Cara elegant
day coaches, Anest palace dining cars between Sc
attle Tacoma and Portland direct. Daily service.
sss oa es . sspe:
tton 70
A. D. CHARLTON. Asst Gen. PasA AT,
ia E1rxt 81. cor. Washington. Portland. Or.
a. CHILBER0. City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
southeast corner Yo1lof avenue and Commercial
street. olympic block. Seattle, WASH
1 a. NACEAU. General kent and Depot Ticket
Agent, Seattle depot, not Of Third street
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SEATTLE, WAsHrxeros,l

~ April %, 1891.
Three years ago my son was taken sick
with pneumonia, which left him with q
terrible cough. He got gradually worse
ana continually expectorated pus. We
travelled around in different parts of Cali
fornia with him. consulting doctor after
doctor. None of them could do him any
good He got so very bad that after COM
ing to Seattle We had half dozen promi-
nent physicians here in town to see him.
They. said his left lung was all gone and
that he could not possibly live. Hearing
OF Dr.. Jordan We sent for him. He came
up and pronounced it a bad case, but said
he thought he could pull him through all
right. He commenced to pick up right
away and in . couple Of months Was able
TO 90 to work.
We cannot be thankful enough TO DR..
Jordan for what his medicines have done
for my dear son. We now use nothing
but the Histogenetic Medicines in case Of
sickness. HANNAH JOHNSTON,
2,0e6 Second street, Seattle, Wash.
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FINANCIAL.
IoSDoSr April Sz.-C1osinx ccnsoAD: 40DeJk
s. us: money account. 49, q. s II f23S5
g, 5. 4Sas. io;s<- Bar silver, I'D pa euneA
Money, " per cent
LIVERPOOL. April s-.--MhsAt-ln pooR -
mznd: prices unchanged.
Corn-Demand poor for spot and fair for M
lures Spot, Is Al, easy; April, e 81. easys
May. % %, easy: june, g I'D, eagy.
LONDON, April 1.-THE M04 Lme &1pFsno
eragc price, 50, the highest since 1So& Tor
eign 10 steady. All other grains show - -
vance. supplies continue 70 decrengA Al ~
days market wheat is drm. British u he1d -
4lss best California, x6a to 4-A
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god 70 choice feed. s1-s70lsss<: faar, SLsoO
LIS: gray, -STx4ls3S pr centai
low, $L5a916o; white. 81 SO LIS per GENITAL
oPTzoy8-
Cali board sales: wheat-BuyeF 1oa, u-sU<D
LIN, closing a-74<; season, $Ls9<9L7s<
Bsrsey-Buyer 1871. q. -: season. sl.noa1s
Closing ST. As
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DR.. JORDANS OFFICE
Is at the residence Of Ex- Mayor
Yesler, Third and James.

Consultations and prescriptions abso-
lutely FREE.
Send for FREQ book explaining tho Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medi-
cines are sold in but one agency in each
town. The label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: "Dr. j. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device Is fraud.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-28

<,ouNTY TREAsURER'S SoTiCE-THE
I sr~sxnrer Of King county. Washington. viii
nav on presentation al war; ants drawn 90 the
ssr6ool fund Of school district No L oesr.ng date
-x;.sr 70 ard Including warrant No Sll, issued
G.aS isa1 No interest viii oe paid ON such
-sxr~nss sSSer this eaie BYRON PHELPS.
Ccanfy Treasurer.
s..,,,. wash. April ~, 1891.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-28
NEW YORK STOCK ExcHAxGE.

NEW YORK, April c7.-The stock market
during the morning felt the influence OF real
king sales even moro than last week, but the
demand from outside sources was sustaining
element in the speculation and counteracted eff
forts being made for lower prices, aud material
advances were made. In the afternoon the
pressure TO sell was again felt and the mark q
closed active and weak at longest price. Sugar
u &c lower, Northwestern lssc. Burlington I &c.
Government bonds-Easier
Petroleum-May, closed at So.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
The visible supply of grain Saturday, Aprn
Is, ~ compiled by the New York Produce Ex-
change, Is as follows: Wheat, - $4,000 bushels;
increase, lS5,G0o. Corn. 2,464,Oo0 bushels; In
crease, $4,000. Oats, 2.62s 600 bushels; increase.
Il4oW. Barley. 10000 bushels; decrease.
lA,o0Q
ExroRr or GOLD.
Gold coin 10 the amount OF $50, 900 has been or
dered for shipment to Europe tomorrow.
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call. easy; closing offered ct 81.
Prime mercantile paper, a26i<. Sterling ex-
change, Qniet and firm; 6o-day bills, &S51<:
demand, Ass. Ear silver, s.ssc.
BONDS
q. g. y (reg}.. ri IT, s. ga fcoupon) l0l
2. s. q coupon. III Pacific os.......-.. lis
q. s. Us {regi lOl