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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. N. M. Singleton of Portland is
in town.
Mr.. r. t. Heath of San Francisco is
in the city.
Mr.. A. J. Rhodes of Portland arrived
in town yesterday.
Mr. M. j. Canning of Portland ar
rived in town on the Telephone yester-
day.
Mr.. George II. Tuxbury and Miss
George Tuxbury of Grand Rapids are
in the city.
Miss Leila Hughes has returned from
Portland to spend the summer months
In this city.
Mrs. A. j. Megler and Miss Jessie
Jewett returned from a visit to Port
land yesterday.
Mr.. d. Reader and Miss Reader OF
South Bend were guests at the Occi-
dent yesterday.
Mr.. w. C. Garner of Portland was
among those who registered at the
Occident yesterday.
Miss Katie Grant returned from
school at Monmouth yesterday. She
will spend her vacation in this city.
A sLAvE-BORN CONGRESSMAN.
In the biographical sketch which he
furnishes for the new congressional di-
rectory, the following story is told:
George Washington Mury was born
September %, 1858, of slave parents,
near Rembert, Sumpter county, s. c.
Emancipation found him a lad of II
summers. Bereft of both parents,
thrown upon the rugged shores of
early emancipation, after % cruel and
dehumanizlng war had deprived the
population of almost all the finer SEN
sibilities of human sympathies and phil
anthropy, without friend upon whom
to rely for either aid or advice, he en-
tered upon the fierce combat then in
in an impoverished section for
the indispensable bread of life.
Among the waits of his neighbor-
hood, in 1866 he picked up his alphabet
and acquired an imperfect and crude |
of the monosyllables |
during the next five years he so indus |
applied himself in efforts to
improve his meager stock of knowl-
edge that in January, 1871, he entered
while In session, for the first time, a
day school, but as teacher. not scholar.
EIe taught until the fall of 1874, when
he successfully passed a competitive
and obtained a scholar
ship as sub-freshman in the recon-
structed university Of South Carolina.
Having passed through his alma ma
Ter to his junior year, the accession to
power of an administration unfriendly
TO the coeducation of the races QS76)
forced him out doors, He re-entered
the public schools of his county as a
teacher, and was successfully employed
until February, 1890 In the contest for
the nomination he was approved by
such brilliant leaders and astute poll
ticians as General Robert small Hon.
r. Il. Miller, Hon. e. NJ Brayton, ].
II, Ostendorff and others. On the
third ballot he was nominated, having
received 30 to ballots. Although he
was opposed in the election by one of
the wealthiest and most popular dem
ocrats in the state, he was returned by
the managers Of elections, nearly all of
whom We're democrats, by about 1000
majority, Notwithstanding twelve OF
his strongest polls were not open. Hav-
Ing thus run the gauntlet Of the va
rlous boards of managers and canvass
ars, he was elected as republican to
the Fifty-third congress. receiving 1895
votes, against 1866 votes for Il. w.
Noise, democrat and ~ votes scatter
ing"
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
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When preserving fruits save labor
fruit and sugar. Perfect results. Use
Antlfermentine. Fore sale by Ford &
stokes.
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Now Vry ,nls.

The Belmont cigar can be had at
Chas Olsen's,
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Attest; Charles M. Blair,
Secretary
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-13
NJ o TICE !
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, TIENRY j. MAYHAM
and WILLIAM D. DUvALL, Ivy their
certain Deed or Trust, dated Novcm-
bcr l2,h, 1892, ard duly recorded in
tho oilicc Of tho County Recorder OF
Elko county. State of NcvUdn. un the
ilrh day uf November, 1892, ia Book
% uf Deeds, on p"gc 70 and following,
ConvCNCd To the undersigned, w. II.
SMITH. as TRUSTEE. the following dc-
srTibcd REAL ESTATE situated in
IeLAND MOu~TAiS MISi"G DISTRICT
Eilo county, Stuto OF Nevada,
To wit:
That certain WATER DITcu in sRid
Island dountnin Mining District.
sometimes called tho owIIiEE WATER
AND GRAvEi. CoMrASY's DITCt, but com
monty known ns rE:n IS DIrCu.
nnd recorded among tho ollicinl rec.
ords oi eaid county ns tho EUREKA
Dirou which ditch Is tnkcn out Of
Prnrud CrrCk nb0ut ono hnlf mile
above Hugh Martins house, and runs
To Island Mountain, nnd is about
nine miloJ in length.
Aleo that "eriain REsERvo1R in said
District into which said ditch emp.
tirs. called tho rEHRop RESERVOIR.
Also nil VITA, WATER III IIITs
pAMg. niICurB other than the above
drsrlibr!. rLuMEs, AQuCpUCrs and
W frI PRIVILEGES in said ID strict.
Also iwo story frnmc nousr
in smd District, calhd Pcntod'e
house, and tho premises surrounding
the same.
Also all MINES and MINING cLAIMt
and prcmisCr, Q"ArTH and PLACER
situated in enid District.
Also all other property, PERSONAL
ps Soll us uEAb, of oyory kind, chat
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4 SOUTHERN EDITORS ADVICE

The ndlress and appeal sent out b,
the mass meetings which have been
held 10y ihc friends OF silver through.
out the Yves: is receiving hcEriy re-.
"ponse3 from th, 5 nth. rho Pre-
Gress, Published At Shreveport, Ala
hama, in reply, says: "M.u uf Tie
South, h"arkcn well 10 this npp,a' I!
II ,puch' you in II spot most smcred
ana cn in'ing, Tor il speaks OF Hvur
homes. your !ires'ics, y 'ur no cor iuh
yOnr iGdcpr3.!rmre. Whsticr i, was
done from "a pcts nal motive or MT
we should 1t Question, but tho truth
Is tie Wcat Il ii rrl., tp"ur assisIuucc
Hui Ta6 tie means or driaailn. that
tmf.Im"us conception q hril - III.
Force bill. WiihnIt the West we
could not have defeated It What It's
pasGagc H"U!i mnvr IneIni io ur, oEe
Oat SuUth"ru men and Souihrru Wo
uCr could know, fur with us the very
'huught COu.Cs "A shuddcr iO pHss
'is ''hss - 'AA ~ tUtt=s INC d" rsI tll
no H. !,um 1riiE- itir-. ii,eI.ts. Il
PROSTITUTION a.. our most srrreI rights.
Irum ';.tl Hrr! Fur the ) uih had
mad" up Ter mine uut 10 submit tu
IT'S enforcement, even though il bs
came q law. 4 Southern IuHn can
afford TO d." but not t. br dishunored.
Colorado ~ Il Nevada assisted in ire
venting this in a legal mIun"r, and
wjll "c low turn - deaf eur TO their
for uiI 10 prevent hc ulniiGn
aui starvation among their women
and chSdreu? Tie Prugr"fs SAYS
no! No Southern man ever permit
'ci woman To ask for us-i-ianCe
but ono, wi.ru il Was rendered The
East has nu Interest in common
18th the South --- al Il u desires is
cotton, at drrrecia;rd price, and
tn" Gau birrs nId ,pcculuiurs set tho
Ir,cs I" suir lhc!usrlv"s. In this con
lest the DUTY a. the South is Tl. int
.hnuld ally Itself with the West;
5h0nlh cling To the W.s, nn the silver
PRESTON - on "th"r questions Their
interests are identical"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-13
VOLUME 27.
CRISP AND riIE COMMITTEES

There hlvc been Il great many re-
po5tJ in circulnti'n II lately r"gardIng
tho appointment o. the Chairman OF
tho CuiLaSo and WH!s md Mcnr s
Com nit;,c, IS ttr EUuse. Yesterday
Spcnkcr Crisp authorized New
York World Reporter 10 Say:
That there is no basis wiIItvvtr for
any one OF the many reports ciIcu-
lated regarding the npputu;mrnl Of
tho Chairuun ui tho commit, IS.
lie has not decided up III 1t single up-
pontmrui, and will not Tor .",rTnl
dn,U. ccrthIuiy not D-iUrc ihs arrival
ot President Cleveland amd SccGe.
t1Iy Carlisle, and y uLubly not tcGOrc
ths cIucug snal! have ,tiicialIy dcGig
mated him as it's c-nLidat" for Speak
or. He does not exp, t. 10 announce
the CoiumIt,cc unit! eight at ten IA! =
ut,Sr the organ u.Gatjuu i,rt Muuuiy
flo may make an exception Uf ihc
CJmnlttoc on CD.HI-r, Dnt as
reached no such dc'CrH.inii.u. "h
ye,. THn Spcni.cT's so.v "Im l. ,u d"
only that wh;c. wI!l Dc vf tie gTcHicst
servIcc - the party, winch means CO.
operation with the administration
Tae truth il, 1t all drpoIdS upon The
ton, uI tho mrS - -. Ii C.cEs!Iu Il
shall couliue hls rGcDmlmcn I"tIOu
strictly To rcpcLi, with no hnt of
Gubsrq rcmt lc. Isinti"n IA d'Tc"tI"" oi
b!.Inellllisui, iSmight br considered
wise To put Cuc.Sran against thc rr-
doubt.b!e Bland, in which rvr"'
Cprkran would Leave tie WAY" aud
Means To become ClHIrmrn Of iHc
Cuinn.. cpmmi:tCc. II Oh the other
hand. tho PrrE,iclt shLi! deem q
NOR. pac.lic policy advisable, II might
be cons. lrrt d wise u iGSo blend IL
tam his position, II lac "h"u.d care To
do 40, despite tic opposition oi ia"
majority in his committee. Aa tho
composition az the Ways and McHus
t.ommittuc will 10 affected ID! That uf
the Coinage committee. 'spi ciaiiy
with references TO COckran, II IL cuSy
To scc the reason for tuC statement
OF the above, viz: That all dcvcnds
on the Presidents policy "s outlined
In his message.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-13

a young woman arrnicncd in u
Vienna law court recently wns asHcd
by tho Judge il sho had II clear char
meter. Tho accuacd was silent. Then
tho Judge, putting tho question in II
,nUro direct form, asked: "liavc you
over suffered legal punishmcn,T'
"Yte," wcicd The ddudtit
"What wna iI?" 81 am mnrti"d"'
tlhiB Judge, jury and spectators
mike broke into irrcpIcSsib!c laugh.
ter,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-13

The Edison PhOnogrHph Company
nt Orange, Il. j., has dischnfgcd 300
mon. Edison issued Il statement in
which no Gays: "rho phonngrnuh
works shut down because ~c have
nearly completed NIL orders on hand.
md the proprietor, scoing that the
country has resolved itself INTO 1"
national lunnlic uaylum. has decides .
TO wniL until the wavo suOgldcd somc
what"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-13
" OW r II Z r EFO RE

Public notice is hereby given that
said, the under sigued Trustee, will in
accordance with tho terms and pro-
visions uf sni1 Decd OF Trust, 10
which reference is hereby made, fer
specific covenant therein cUntnincd
and t"i all other purroscs and nj tho
request os The kLKu.TrscARoRA MER
cASTiic Corr. NY, 10 which snid sum
il due, sell oil uf the right,
title, Interest, claim md eaintr
Of tho said Henry J. May
hum and William B. Duvall in law
ns we'll MS in equity, in possess
ion as well ~ III expectancy on the
l2ih day Of November 1852, Gnt al
tho right, title and interest thnt they
have hy operation Of Inv or other
wisu acquired since / mid dato ~ und
to tho above described and mentioned
prem. .scs at public sale TO tho hIgLis
bidder for cngli, ut the front door OF
hr D,s,rici Court house III tho Town
NJ Il County oi Eiko. State of Nevada
Oh MoSpAY. The iIh da! Of SEPTEMBER
1905; at l2o'ciock NJ of said day for
the purpose of pn> ing The exrcnscs Of
snid trust nrd all costs. aud tho
moneys due the said EiRo TusCAroRA
MEKCANriLE Go. us stated hcteinbo.
fore Ond IN suidtr deed.
W. Il. SMITH.
Trustee.
Dated at Elko, Nevada, this 2S duy
Of Jily 1893. Z % ID
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-13

Tho Belmont Courier says central
and eastern Nyo county will bc
pleased With good crops ihia fcoson
Tho farmers have cut large quantities
Of excellent hay this GUNNER, anh
tho orcharhis,s feel confident TINT
delicious fruit will hr produced 10
jarse quantities 10 oastorn AMI south.
prn Nye,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-13

Dated at Elko, Nevada, this 2S duy
Of Jily 1893. 10 III.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-13
ELKo, NEVADA, SUNDAY, AUGUST Is, 1893.

ac'cr or description, situate or bsine
IN said District.
Among the mines in :'uled in the
said conveyance, is qunrlz mine
100 feet in length by coo feet III
width. situate At In. head uf Hop.
Gulch, in snid Dislric, and called the
STAR MINI; a qnsrtz mine l5OJ fee,
III length by Go feet in width, Ldjoin
! 'ns said Star Nine aud cnlled III,
COZ TIIuTIoE EIHE"; n qualtz mine
ljD feet in Iengih hy $40 feet in
" d;h, :dip:.itg enid Constitution
Miu", "nd c;lie,. the "DIANL NINE"
Tie PLAc.E MINIS 70 conveyed ure
= lu0;ed and lie along suid Hope
Gu'ch md PcnrGd Geek, embraces
0,utO ACEEs ~ IihCEE GROUND, more
"r iess, aud extend from the Placer
M ne Uf j. l.. French and j. GIochn,
IN Fdid Hope Gulch, to the a 'uutuin
City Road " e!e tie sam- rross.s
said P,prod Greet
A!eo ali other LoDEs and PLACER
CLiiNs Hnd MINING Grounds owned
"md i"s-ees'd b. sn!t liESWY j, May
hNM ani WILLIAM B. uUvALI. III said
Di-.t.CL on November I2tn, ,S92,
whatever their description, and us
wei! all IACtTICSs unu RE LOCATIONS
"t tie LODE or PLACER CLAIMS that
may have been made by or for said
MaYHAM and DUvALL.
Sand CoSvEYAaCE IL said MlYHAN
and DuvAI.L, uf date NUv.mLcr 18th,
1852. having Iecn made to snid W. II.
SMITH. iT TEUsT 10 secure aud assuIe
thc payment uf the sum Of SS,I5O 70
iu the ELEo lrsCNEoEA MERCANTILE
COMPANY, Il Corpcrulion. in ,wut9ual
insinlImcUis "f S43 20, the inst
payable within thirty days after tho
lstuanc" II IhS licSisicI's and Recei,
,r's C,rtIiclte Of Entry for United
States Patent uTon $50 acres OF The
PLACER GE rHD embraced in the
hNONt
And wHlREAs said TErsT DEED
PROV dcd that in cuse Of default IN
The Hyue;t Of sal sum q S4,375 90
ut the tims spcciiiol, mud within
thirty days after the issuurce Of said
Certificate, the said TRUSTEE might
fcll and "'sl ose Il =, id pr,mises aud
ali the rgli. tile, Lcnciit AMI equity
Bf tho redemption IL said May
liam and Duvnll, at PuBLIC or i'GI.
vATE SALE, after thirty days pub
lisied LuiIrr, 10 pa! tie full sum
due and owing To said CORPORATION,
urd all cost. and cxlcrses Of euid
trust and all tuxps due ON said prop
ety,
And WHEREAS tho Registers md
Receivers Certificate above men
liz ned aud provided for in suid Trust
Deed. was duly issu,d aud was re
ceivcd by said Ma, ham ind Duvnll
on or about tho oath day Of May
1899, and ssid sum OF 1916 was due
and payable within thirty days there
after, on or about tho 9th day OF
June, 1888.
And WHEREAS tnid sum has rot
been paid although demanded ind
tho said ELKo.1 UscARoEA MEEcAS.
TILE CrMrASY, 10 winch sGid sum il
due, has Icqut slcd said Trustee IL
sell said p'emiscs according TO the
terms of suid Trust Deed.
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State ] and Office.

Since the last report four applirn-
tiuus for Sat" land were iii, d, en-
bruCiug so a"rcF.
c sill RECEIPTS.
lryu'is IN nrpli alton .... 3 40 co
Second and ruIi rn!m',s .... ......
Pay urls On cOBiracis.... ..
Interest rnym mis............ HCCl 81
To,al..... s2sOl 81
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FAT PEOPLE

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Willard's Obesity Pills and lose - Ibs
II mouth. No injury 10 the health. No
interference with business or pleasure.
80 STARVING. They build up aud
Improve lie general health, beau,lfy
the complexion and leave 40 WRIN.
kLES. Lucy anderson, 81 Anbtun
St, Cambridge, Mass, triifcs: Three
bOtiicS of gOnr Obesity Piiis reduced
my WciDhi from 225 pounds and ]
Hcrcr JrH better in al mn Hfe. j
an 'rrch pleased wiih The result, uat
shall do al can 10 hgip you. Our
patrons include ph. 81 inns, Dnnkcr.,
lawyers nnd leaders y; Society. On
goods nrc not sold ~ drug stores. nj
orders arc supplied direct fton our
nllice. PriCo per package e20C or 3
packages for $500 by nail postpnid
Particulars (scnlcd) Icts. ALL COR.
RESp0NDENCE CONFIDENTIAL.
WILLARD REaE1y Co., Sttt,a, G,i.
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sorrcE TO CONTAGIOUS.


no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TENDERS
L endorsed New Parliament Buildings Vic
torsa Con tract No. a" win ne received by the
Honorable Chief Commissioner of Lands and
Works up TO O'clock p m of Thursday, S0th No
vem5er. 1888 for the several trades required in
the erection Of new parliament buildings AZ James
Bay. Victoria, h G., wiz.
]. The excAvator. mason and brfckiayers work.
= The carpenter and joiner's work.
y The slster's and plasterers work.
I. The coppersmith's work.
.. Tbs smith and ironfoundsrss work
D. The plumbers work
y. The painters work.
Tenders viii be received for any enc trade or for
the who.e work.
The plans details. etc. n prepared By F. NJ Rat
tenbary, architect, be seen at the ONCE OF the
Undersigned on or after Monday, october 10, 1898,
and complete quantities clearly describing the
whole OF the work be obtained on payment OF
xzo Tor each trade. This sum VIII be returned 10
the contractors on receipt Of a bona ads tender
Zach tendet must be accompanied by an &C
csp,ed oenk check equal 10 per cent on the
amount Of each trace tepdered for, which will be
retained aspart security for the due performances
OF the work. The check will be returned to
successful competitors but will be forfeited by any
bidder who may decline 70 execute q contract II
called upon TO do so
cepted. w = GORE
Deputy Commissioner Of Lands and worka
Lands and Works Department
Victoria, Il. q. September e. 1898.
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NOTICE OF saERIFF.s sALE-IS TIL
~ superior court Of The state OF Washington. fof
4. Z. Mss~ia. psasSssr. Va Charles lee. Ines =
Lee, Waleste 2. Asstis. J0ha HsStfe = "a.
Ar.nar = .e.I s;ewar:. Carey 1 s.swar s
scn: sank Of puyalinp sorporasson: aar ~
P.[snsss doing onsins.s - Sevins q stewart
Cnder AMI hy virtue OF an order Of sale ADD sps-
eiai execution, iSSaed oat Of the above named
eours In me asave-ensiilsa sction and 10 me di-
recsed and delivered have Italy ievsed upon the
Ess h q hs 1ss h = sSs
ter 81 the northeast quarter OF section fwenty ava
wsIIsms,ss merais eonsainIss len acre. more
or less. situate In King connty, stale Of Washing
Notice is therefore hereby given that on Friday.
the 20th day OF October 1seS at the hour Of 10
O'clock ~ Of said Gay. NJ the front door o. the
coanEy. win sell the abovedescrihed pro scrty a.
public auction 20 the highest ssscer for cash.
Dated this the aosA day OF september. 1884
NOTICE OF sHERIrss SALEM THE
~ superior court Of the state Of Washington. for
the county Of King.
A W Joaes, plaintiff W. NJ X Chisholm, r. A.
Chishclaa and =. n Prefon'ainss deiensanfA
Under and BY virtue of an order Of sale and spe-
court in the abovs-eatisIed action. aud 10 me di-
recyed and delivered. have duly ievied upon the
King COUNTY. v ashington. to-wss:
LOIS eight 81. nine (s) ten Sio), eighteen slsl.
n,ns;ssn IL, ana twenty s1. sfol 81 oScS sesse 81
i've CO. q s.ocs nine Ss5 q Ross sadisson % the
ffsy-six i5s, OF calman PARK addiiion to the city
ana LOT isirsy-iwo fssi Of block ,weasy. tss'
Of Madison street. addition to the city % seattle
the soth day OF October 1888. q, the hour Of 10
O'Clock . m Of said day. al the front door OF the
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THE NORTHERN PACING
Steamship Compan,
n eoSSxcrsox wrrx
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
The Shortest Rouss .
JAPAN AND CHM
PROPOSED SiILNGS or STplyn
IssS-isss
ISaa3sSt 10 alssr.,,an.

IssS-iS9s
fsasisSs to alteration,
WILL LEAVE TACOMA
Steamship Victoria
Steamship Tacoma - -
Steamship Mogul Wv 4
Steamship victoria sS&
Steamship Tacoma 80
Steamship NoguI tsu
Steamship Victoria N
Steamship Tacoma ssu
Steamship Mcgui -
Steamship Victoria sso
Steamship Victoria. CAPTAIN 49,
Tacoma on ths 81 % October. a. s~sssaf vi Ie2p
carry passengers and freight A. car,s.s 40 si@
fretgsf or passage apply 10 HteA Ed
DobwELI. CARLlfx ~
xrr ssenersl Akenss f.ss>s
Co. Seattle ~
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wxsrrDnoxrDrEs

IrASTED-MAx AID WIPE TO BOA ED:
w pstvaze kargflys M 1hil1ren s1nny frnef
reoxn. hay Nin<toN. hefas ssfsrsncss req1sre6s
seras rsssanAessL x1i6 W<ss street
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pysrn. Avn YrxrnxLs.


ufnn.-1a se.tsss q sos Mez-sas<s strsee Nesnes.
asr fyrsnfser a 1E1a as f1sass eaita ~ NJ saa
Mrs Etlit.al ,. sssd of eoaSrtssna o. sAs ssass.
eervsees xgIs be hsss ~ shs resseeEfs tsls aHss-
reaa = seIoe2 fnssrnzent - LAKE View essDs
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s0CTETY NOTICES.
CCoTcH SOCIETY NEXT MEETING FRT-
- day Sta October. 81 y. naL Business election
Of cffcsFs Hesms, Htncxlsy block
DR.. J. W0THERSPoOS. Sec
RcANA LODGE. NO ~. ~ AND A. NJ
~ stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
OF each rnonth L. I. MOORE. W. NJ
A. n Grnns. Sec
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wAsrED-BoIxD

uyAxTKD-A GRADUATE or MusfcA
w conservsfgry warts 20 give piano lessons
exrhanxs Scr mr. eeasf ard room N rrtvz % fanil
Address ". L care Fpef-Infels encrr.
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.CRISP SNAPS"

aeoo--Yo<. 4sxfso feet. On Esss stress. naffn o.
= a1fsoE.
ng0o-Iss serfeo feet. In rontsns addition, nesx
kfbers etrsex
stsee1 - Ess3an Hsfg3ts -.
ffsff.
ma sDG-cns sri ore half lots tn Dsn1J nfoe%
80 sd asn IRA aetgnoss hood
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UST-aoLD LoCKET CONTAINING TWO
IL pictures Finder win be suitably rewarded by
returning Ia coanty treasurer's ONCE.
I osr-FRoM THE RESIDENCE OF DAN
~ lei Mahoney. brown spaniel bitch; months
DID, double split nose. Finder will be suitably re-
wafded by returning TO Daniel Mahoney. sol
Commercial street
Il 0ST-RED COW; SPOTTED FACE ROPE
IL around heck. one horn lately knocked OF $40
reward will be given the party returning her 10 II.
II. Wilson. River lark, Wash