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MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used over fifty years by millions of
mothers tor their children while teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays pain, cures wind collie, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best remedy for
diarrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. For sale by druggists An every
part OF the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. twenty-five cents
O bottle
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Official.
Notice Of Street Work, No. 1876.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
4 that the Board of Trustees of the City OF
Sacramento. on the 18th day of OCTOBER,
1898, adopted resolution of its intention to
order the following street work to be done,
viz:
That Fourth street, from the south line
OF street to the north line of street,
be, where not already done, improved
by removing block pavement, grading and
laying streetway of concrete and with top
coating OF bituminous rock, grouted rock gut
ters, stone curbing and catch basins at the
alley intersection.
For further particulars reference is hereby
made to said resolution on file.
Sacramento, october Is, 1898.
f. H. GREEN.
Street Commissioner of the City OF Sacra-
mento. olQ-6t
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NETFRAN TEETH

1t is pleasant to see in the mouths of the
aged teeth that have withstood the ravages OF
time. All teeth may be preserved perfect and
serviceable, pure in color and underanged in
position during q whole lifetime, by the regu-
lar use OF SOXODONT.
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THE best regulator of the digestive or
gans, also best appetizer known, is An
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THE WEEKLY UNION

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Pacific Coast.
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medicines without effect until 1 used
Dr. Miles New Heart Cure, which completely
cured me. Mrs. II. F. Starr, Pottsville, Pa.
New Heart Cure is sold by all druggists on
q b7Sltige guarantee, or sent by DR.. Miles
Medical Co, El1hart, Ind 81 bottle, 6 for s..
Contains no opiates. Dr. Miles Pills, SO doses
* cents. Free hook druggists or by mail.
49, For celia hv al drtoeyfrtS
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LODGED IN JAIL.
binaman Whose Religious Fervor

Cbinaman whose Religious Fervor
Takes an Amatory Direction.
Ben Suey. an insane Chinaman, was
arrested last night by citizen and
taken to the police station. In his re-
ligious enthusiasm he mounted the plat
form at a Salvation Army meeting
and hugged one of the sisters. a
crowd took after him, shouting. kill
him kill him ~ but he was rescued from
them and landed in Jail. He has been in
trouble before from the same cause.
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5te1t 0n-Dnp.
DATE TAKEN.

TNHE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE
| Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will
be given THURSDAY EVENING, December
7, 1898, at Turner Hall. Tickets 81. Gent
and ladies'
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GEO. w. CABLE,
Monday Evening, October %, at O'clock.
Season Tickets. 81.

For sale at Purnell's Bookstore, Hammers
Musicstore. Hammers Drugstore, Pommer's
Musicstore, Cooper's Musicstore, Green's Drug
store and Sawtelle's Bookstore.
Single admission, SOC; tickets only at the
door.
Holders of season tickets can reserve seats
at Purnel'a Bookstore for 20 cents until 6
o'clock Monday evening. o23-1t IBCl
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MISS KATIE GRAsES

MIDD hAIIE UhhDEO
IN A DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL EN-
| tertainment at Pythian Castle, on TUES
DAY EVENING, October oath, for the benefit
of the A. NJ E. CHURCH. This celebrated
colored elocutionist will appear in one OF her
classical renditions. supported by strong mu-
steal talent that will please all. Admission,
soc; children under II years. 25c. 1t
The Sacramento Lecture Association
WILL OPEN IT'S SIXTH SEASON AT
w the Congregational Church with the
celebrated writer, and delightful reader of his
own stories.
CEO IXT ~ADT
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Eastern Business Offices.
48 Tribune Building, New York,
sos 'The Rookery." Chicago
sc. Beckwith. sole agent foreign advertising
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CLOSE Gall!

81 had a terrible pair
at my heart which
f1uttered incessant-
ly. Had no appetite
and could not sleep.
Had to sit up in bed
to breathe. There
was a feeling of op-
preston about my
heart, and | could not
sweep a room with
out resting. H a d
been treated by ply
eiaia1Nc 1,od 20 bon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30

0II"N bITH.
toes are still drilling.

Mosquitoes are still drilling.
General Jamison returned to Santa
Fe yesterday.
Drunks are few and far between on
the streets of Guthrie.
Chief Taylor and his iremcn are all
right So is the water supply.
Guthrie has an opportunity to make
the greatest jobbing town in the west
Another good rain fell yesterday in
this section and the streets are muddy
in consequence,
A Mulhall girl is stage struck and,
it is said, she has made two attempts
TO run away with "ham- fatting'
companies
A couple OF young ladies of this city
who attempted to have good time by
Ipasquerading in male attire, came g.
grief through the ugaanauncol ar.
Fiyal of theiF 'besttst" fellows.
Thomas r. Grammar of Carmi, III
Is in the city looking around for in
vestmentA Grammar was one of the
projectors of the Pennington airship
which was on exhibition in st. Louis
and Chicago last year
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AN NlNTERESTING CASE
DECISION IN THE PAINE CON.
TEST CASE.
SUIT WHICH INVOLVES A MILLION.
Judge Green Renders a Voiuminous Opin
ion, In Favor of East Guthrie Set
IL Paine Takes an appeal.

! In the district court Yesterday an
/ important decision was handed down
/ by Judge Green 1t was in the long
drawn case of Needer b. Paine versus
John Foster, ct al, representing the
townsite trustees. The decision was
against Paine.
The case was begun in the district
court February 4, 1872 and it has
been dragging its weary length along
ever since. The suit is an important
and interesting one, in that it involves
land worth over 81 900 600, located on
the southwest quarter of sc, tion nine,
and embracing all that portion of
East Guthrie lying south of Oklahoma
avenue, east of Division street and
west of Capitol Hill
In the rush to this town on April %,
1889, Paine planted his stake on the
above described tract forty five min
utes before the townsite claimants ar
rived. The tract was quickly settled,
and townste board No. 6 sub
sequently received a pateut TO
the land. The board contended that
Paine had gained possession of the
ground for purposes of speculation and
not as IA genuine homesteader Paine
at once entered SUIT through his at
torneys, Bierer & Cotteral, and volum-
nous testimony was taken in the local
land office, where the townsite trus-
tees were upheld The case then went
to the general land commissioner, who
| handed down an opinion to the fleet
that Puine's title was straight and
that he was the lawful possessor Of
the tract. The secretary Of the in
terror next took hold of the now
mooted question and reversed the de-
cision of the general land commits
sioner. holding from the testimony
that Paine had not settled on the land
for homestead purposes in the mean
time the case had been docketed in
the district court, and the decision Of
yesterday is the result.
In his opinion Judge Green held that
] lllG pidiu slIl ldN w CtluSc lOl slN sl'll'
and the points covered by the sccrc-
tary of the interior were dwelt upon
by him at length The opinion was Il
mastery aud brilliant statement Of
the case and the court consumed two
and one-half hours in delivering it.
! The attorneys in the ease were Bierer
a Cottcral and Harper 5. Cunning
ham, representing Paine, and Attorney
Horace j.. Srecd appearing for the
townsite board. All the attorney :
are deserving OF great credit for their
Jealous and untiring work in the suit
Paine, through. his attorneys appealed
the case to the territorial supp me
court, and the matter is not likely to
stop until it has reached the highest
tribunal in the country. However
the settlers on the land in dispute,
breathe easier since the decision Of
yesterday, as an adverse decision
would naturally cause them much
concern, in that they would either
have to vacote the premises or pur-
chase their present aboles from the
plaintiff in the case
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ODD FELLOWS AT PERRY.

a strong Lodge Organized at the New
Town Last Nlght-Omcers Elected.
Pursuant to a call issued by Grand
Master \. c. Potter aud others the
odd Fellows of Perry met last night
for the purpose of taking the neces-
sary steps to perfect permanent or
ganization. ON motion Grand Master
Potter was elected chairman, J w.
Quick secretary and Lee Wisbv as.
sistant secretary. The names of all
O,d Fellows present were taken and
ure as follows:
a. c. Potter, Guthrie; J. W. Quick,
Hutchinson, Kan; Lee Wisby, Marsh
field, Mo; W. G.. Pratt Denton, Texas
; r. Bovd, Topeka, kan; + NJ Pink
erton, Lincoln, Kan w. ID. Lauler,
Rockville, Mo-; + r. White, Cherokee,
Ala; H. f. Meador, Nevada. Mo. (;
w a. Flower, Weeping Water,
Neb.; II. l.. Strough, Guthrie, ok {;
r. n. Childers, Silver City, ~ NJ ;,W.
L. Bales, st Paul, Ark. H. =. Crowl.
Berro, H.; J. c. Stapleton, Alcot,
Kan; 5. A. Morning, Cherryvale
Kan; L. W. Wallingford Fremont
| Neb.; J. W. Breeden, Guthrie, OK {:
Jake Winand, Guthrie, Ok j. f.
Campbell Frankfort, Kan ; =. O. Ca, -
sidy, Guthrie, Ok D. A. Smith Para
gold, Ark; J. T. Bellamy, Cheriyvale,
/ Kan: c. A. Weideman, Guthrie, Ok.
A, l.. Stewart, Guthrie, Ok; Il. D.
Love, Hamilton, Texrs; r. L. Wells,
Bolton, Mo; A. : Beck, (ancient
member
a committee to make arrangements
for Il hall in which TO organize lodge
composed of the following brothers:
A. {. Potter, Lee Wisby. II. l.. Strough,
and w. D. Lanier was appointed and
/ instructed to report on next Monday
night The meeting was composed of
enthusiastic Odd Fellows, who appre-
ciate the value of odd fellowship. and
/ who realize the great need of immedi-
! ate organization, and it is safe 30 pre-
/ dict that strong lodge will be organ
/ lied in Perry at once, composed Of her
/ best citizens. The meeting then ad-
/ journed TO meet Monday October ., at
/ : p. m.
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LYLE'S EXPERIENCE.
An Exciting Tit with Cowboy Contest.
ant

). A. Lyle, attorney of Kingfsher
county, had an unpleasant experience
at Enid night before last. His father
has a valuable claim near the townsite
but is contested by q cowhoy. j. a
went up from Kingiisher day before
yesterday to assist his father and
while he was standing on the de;ot
platform waiting for the train south
the contesting cowboy came and be-
gan to call him vile names. Lyle un-
dertook to resist the abuse, when the
fellow whipped out revolver, and
would have killed Lyle if it had not
been for bystander who struck the
cowboys arm. About that time
Lyle's father appeared and knocked
the cowboy off the platform onto the
rails. jumped onto him and took his
gun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30
New Indian Lands.

The lands OF the reservations of the
Comanche, Kiowa and Apache tribes
aud of the Wichita reservation will
add 1000, 600 acres more to the new
and rapidly growing territory. The
holding of the Comanches aud kiowas
Is in the southwestern part OF the ter
ritory and dheetly south Of the Chey'
eune and Arapahoe country, and in
cludes something like 1000, 900 acres.
The wicbitas have 100 900 acre in thu
same vicinity. This land Is riehe'
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Grimes mt Perry.

In the criminal division of Judge
Edwards court yesterday number of
cases were disposed of and several
warrants issued for new offenders ID.
o. Parks was arraigned for malicious.
ly removing property from lot
W. A. Sturgin, Barton Smith aud
james Connors were all found guilty
of gambling and were fined S25 each.
Warrants were issued for the arrest
OF j. V. Darling and WIN Chandler,
charged with carrying concealed wea-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
The Happenings of u Fay Faithful,
CETnntcled.

The Happenings OF Fay Faithfully
CErnnicled.
w, l., Martin of Chicago is ia town.
y. u, Smith of Chicago is in the city.
= NJ. johnson of Topeka is in the
city.
II NJ. GLADDEN. is here from Kansas
CITY,
w. l. Carr is up from Oklahoma
City.
W. W. VanderdrouSs is here from
Orlando
JR Wallace was down frcm Perry
yesterday.
j. y Brookngs Of Ardmore is Wis
itor to the city.
NJ NJ Allen Of Kansas City is SO.
jcurning in town
w. II Carson represented EI Reno in
the city yesterday.
W. l. Martin Of Chicago is auto
graphed at the Royal.
J. 5. Caldwell of Kim gfsher was a
visitor in the city ycsterdly
II II. Etchison of Washington, D.
C., is sojourning in the city.
Governor Renfrow returned from
a trip to Santa Fe yesterday
Colonel Manning of Kinghsher was
a visitor to the city Yesterday.
w, \ Jones of Nashville, Tenn, is
stopping Mt the English Kitchen.
Judge Hayden and D. W. Paine, of
Purcell, were in the capital yesterday
IIenry Mason Of Caldwell, Kan, is
here with stock of dry goods yea lX
to enter Perry,
J. j. Hess and Miss Ella Hess were
up from Tecumseh yc, terday on a
shopping tour
O L. Adams is hero from Philadel.
phia viewing the sights of busy
western metropolis
Among the EnidIans in town yester.
day were j. L. Morrison, j. w,
Thompson and a. G. Cretlep.
Judge IL. w. SOFT was up yester-
day from Oklahoma City. The Judge
viii hold court Monday at Norman
c W. Coombs is busy making hay
while the sun shines. Charley is the
only successful printer-farmer in ex-
istence
Hon l.. T. Ross was up from okla
homa City yesterday. lie VIII assume
the duties OF receiver of the Oklahoma
City land Office next Monday.
G. W. Schiegel, well known citizen
of Chandler was in the city yesterday.
lie was accompanied by his daughter
Cora and son Orlin, OF Kansas City.
Applications were male yesterday
for townsite patents to the ground
laid out in town lots west and north
of the government townsite of Perry.
NJ. Collar of Guthrie, has established
his boys in the hardware and imple-
ment business at Perry. They are on
the government acre for the present
/ viii Wilson. formerly on Marshal
Grimes force, left yesterday foE Wich-
/ ita. lie has associated himself in the
wholesale notion business with his
father
The office of the school land con
missioner is still flooded with applica-
tions respecting school lands Callers
are increasing and the mails are grow
ing in weight
George Reynolds, crazy man, was
taken To the insane asylum at Ja;k-
sonyille, III, yesterday. Some time
ago Reynolds stole COW aud en-
deavored TO sell it to the OFF GERS who
arrested him. lie gave a muddled ac'
count % the whole transaction aud O
his career.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30

is affected by some people, but the
majority want none of it. We
make it point to carry a stock of
goods that are not only stylish in
the best and strictest sense of the
term, but that are neat, appropriate
and such as at all times becomes a
gentleman. Under this catagory
comes our large and ydlied stock of
clothing, consisting of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30

aud eathss better ihaa that o! tho
Cherokee outlet, it tho bost land Of
the eastern division is excepted and
will be the greatest body Of land
which remains TO be thrown open to
settlemput
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Notice

All persons having unredeemed
pie lges with w. Simon, now deceased.
will call for them by paying the loan
and interest Persons must have
pawnbrokers ticket TO any pledge,
Ten days is granted To redeeR pledges,
after which Tins sane will be sold to
the Vest advantage aud the money ap-
piled To his account
25stG FELIX ADLER. Trustee.
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Madame Cccile.

The fortune teller who wanted to
leave our city Monday is going to stay
another week on request of the public
VIII want on you at her room at the
Arlington hotel No lis second street
Can be consulted until 10 a. IN. Con
sultation, ladios, 80 cents; gents sl.Oo.
YJItu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30

The mass meeting called to I've held
IN the court house last evening, for
the purpose of selecting delegates to
the Purcell convention, was no. a
shining success. Major Mcnamara
and three durkies were the only per
sons present.
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Woodward will have BACKING enough
to make good town II IS tie end Of
a division op The Santa lc is che ship
ming point 90 Fort supply is a land
Office und county seat town, aud is an
important shippoint for cattle from
the western part Of the strip
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30

Bound copies of the first volume
Oklahoma Supreme Court reports can
be had upon application to Edgar
Jones, territorial librarian.
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win be sworn To-Day.

Chief Justice Dale and Associate
Justice Scott will be sworn in this
afternoon and Clerk Edgar Jones will
receive his commission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30
Notice,

To whom II may CONCERN;
Notice is hereby given that Mike
Shea has this day filed his petition
for license TO retail Liquors IN Guthrie
Logan county, Ok, aud that unless OBJ
lection 10 the same as rec 'cd bv law be-
hled 10y the 9Th day of October, A. ID.
1888. said petition VIII be- granted.
Guthrie, O. T.. September q, 1893.
JoHN IL. HAvIGHoRsT,
County Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30

Rev. West of Saltwater occupied the
pulpit of the West side Congregational
church last evening and delivered an
Interesting and able sermon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30

Miss Patterson will have her oper =
ing between the 2nd and 1th of Octo-
Der, will have new patterns and latest
new hats Please see them before
you buy. eiSt4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30

The Misfit Clothing Parlor has moved
to 2O' Harrison avenue, third door
west of First street. Don't forget the
place 251tf T. NEWMAN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30

The largest and most complete stock
Of school books and school supplies
ever brought TO Guthrie has just beeu
received at the Capital City book store
lO-I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30

The Misdt Clathlng Parlor has moved
to POO Harrison avenue, third door
west of First street Don't forget the
place. 251f l.. NEWMAN.
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TO The LADIES.

Mrs. y. r. Sagers has located in the
Y. NJ. c. A. building, over Mrs. Sanders
millinery, whore She is prepared 20 do all
kinds OF work in ladies' toilet, beautifying
compleXions, hair dressing manicure, otc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-30

If you are waiting for strip opening
don fail to buy your urugs,. station
cry, etc, OF Lilies drug store, the old
reliable corner Harrison and Second
street 9ss-tf
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LAND OFFICE LINE,
PULL AND ACCURATE LIST Or
FILINGS.
Long Line of Homestcndcrs at Pc-ry
AuNiously Waiting Their Turn.
hccords OF Claims.

IT,
Charles W Withcrs. sW L. 2O4c.
Davies RayStcr, ne i 20 . @.
William { Nithcrs. NV Is 20
Ira MWithcrS. So L. - : g..
CCharlcS ID Harding, sw 80 81 &c.
ElOhu lIaurigan. Sw 32 21 / q.
James NJ Shields. NV - - / ".
James W Mahailcy, NV : 262w.
Fred Bradley, NV S@12W.
John Bradley, lots 3 and I and hf NV
4 272w.
Joshua w Bradley. ne 27ew.
Samuel + NhitSell. So 6 80 ~.
Oscar II Baum. ne II 20 pc.
Henry II kcysaw, sw l4212c.
Samuel + Clary. NV - 21 e..
Fred llolluWl ], ne 30 re
Warren Lucas. Sc - 21 ".
Doug Davis. lots aud aud hf NV 8
- W.
Alphens lIutts. hf ne and lots and
232O2".
James \ Jarvis. So : 97lw.
James l. Pcnt cost. So 80 22 ".
Mary \ Burns, uc S2ll ".
William II Shell, hf ne and lots and
., = % ! q.
Ashherry Lcdbcttcr, ne z 20ic.
David ID Bennett. ne 10 294c.
Henry I Coles. ne 81 20 e..
Newman } Adams, NV 923 1 W.
Albert & Alien. NV T. 20 O..
J. Dora Randall. NV 2G - e..
VIII am Logan, hf Sc T. - aud
lots - and l3.
Jos VI Logan. $ hf ne and lot I. 12213c
and lot II.
Montec NJ Barnard, NV "a p W.
Granville Reynolds. lots aud .. % . G.
aud lots and I.
James Elwood. sw l7al3c.
Wilson Totem. NV 30 20 2c.
Alfred Il Bruce NV L. - - ".
Frank Lurry. So - - ".
John T. llufau. ne - . . e..
Noah kascr, NV % - 3 g..
Jeremiah Harrington. SEQ 2O2c.
Isham + Morris. sW 20 20 | W.
Richard Harrington. lots and and
hf sw 81 2l2c.
Robert Green. Sc 20 2o1w.
Taylor Nightcugalc So 80 2Olw.
Mat Robertson. sc 10 9Olw W
Luther j Robinson hf ne / - . aud
lot . Sc NV
rhocLy \ Matthews sw 2geo3r.
Frank ) HuWlhy, NV :2 II e..
Howard X PicrSun. : h me- aud ne So 20
70 ".
James l. MckccVcr ljt- and . : II NO
as2c. " "
VIM ) Nuris fruc nc , 2G1c.
VIM L Walker. n me- and lots and .
4212c.
John Il Nanskii,r. lots I and a., NV 3
= g.
frn tr, -, '',,' .n 81 y '' ~ e
Tbntnns i lanes So ~ aG1o
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William 4 Boyd NV 22 % ~
lohn, NhlAker, sW ~ u Nv,
turch owens, ne - 2u ",
Frank T. Owens. ~ 2l2olw
JuScph Jnuauuk. nc 81 80 ",
John Eo!h, " h sw II %2c,
Jacob ilauSlrc, ne d12, le,
Lindsay = Mcdaniel, lots 50 aud 10
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Frank + ltldgcWay, ~ H. 2i 9W,
William 4 Dillon, Sc Is .? ",
Emma Bel. sW - - e,
James d Barrett, Gi nc aud lots aud
, 20 G.,
lame ", iiigabatecr. Sc 1911 lie.
IAGma, u Elliott Se 30 II g,
Edwin Hqrott, Sc aole,
Nllleary Barrett, hi hW aud lots and
4l2olci,
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