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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-08
BelIlngham BAY News.

Whatcom. June 5.-Spccial-Quite q
number or Whatcom's imaginative cftt-
zens assert with becoming earnestness
that they saw Mount Baker IN a state OF
eruption last night. The moon was fun
but AZ the gentlemen were not IL may lie
thai thcir opinion THAI She hoary-headed
old mountain IS seriously distressed
internally Is entitled 10 some conSldcfea-
tion. They assert that smoke was mainly
visible rising from the crater which Is
about 1.5oo feet below the summit.
The Philadelphia gentlemen referred 10
few days a2o as being in search or a
favorable location for engaging IN the
business Of packing and shipping FISH
have Leased the Hiii-Wclhon wharf and
warehouse at Fairhavcn for thai purpose
Tho warehouse was tttei up especially
for the fish business two years ago by
the RelliDglam Bay Fish Company, hut
was only uSei for that purpose for one
season. "a the company did not long con-
tinue IN business.
'CoWhoy' Terry, having emerged from
a years retirement AZ McNeirs island on
account of his cOHnec don with certain
Chinese episodes at or near Sumas. vas
In town Yesterday.
one firm on tho hay which shipped "a
great quantity of Strawberries hast year
has an order from one man now FOR a
car fo8i. or 60n crates, but is unable "a
fIli A.. because ~ lack % q adequate stenno~
err service from the Islands where most
or the strawhcrries IN Tits section % the
state are raised. Thes~ e but ere steam
81 Oh the island route now, and 4 arrives
oaly three times week and ~ the even
Ing. making u necessary 20 hold the hcr-
ries which she brings for shipment Until
after : o'ciock the following day. Tier
are said - ~ aoouf 80 acres IN stra wAer-
res 10 Whateon and san Juan counties.
ard considerably over 80 acres IN King,
Ptsrce and KHsap counties. MoSe OF the
berries ~ the markets here row come
tim Like WashlngtAn
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LOOPING OFF LIMBS.
Only the Trunk Of the Union
Pacific Is to Be Left.
IT MAKES THE OFFICIALS eRoas
Many Employees at Omaha TO Lose Po-
sitions-Nafn Line 10 BE Extend
ed 90 salt Lake From Ogden

Omaha, June THE gloom that has
settled around the Union Pacific head
quarters as q result Of the continual
cropping off OF the lines Of the great
system ls very morbid. The Short Line
has about been given W BY those who are
familiar with the status Of the case.
The divorce Of the Short Line viii mean
q big reduction IN the shop and head
what extent will be unknown until the
books are balanced and the transfer Is
made The probable separation has pro-
caced CONSERVATION among the Union
Pacific people and further disnember-
raent Is looked for. as this divorce busi-
ness has become an epidemic. the Kan
sas Pacife, between Kansas city ana
Denver. and the Denver Pa
cifc. between Denver and Cheyenne.
and the 81. Joseph Grand
Island are in danger OF catching the same
disease that has affected the Short Line.
tire Gulf lire and the oregon Railway az
Navigation lire. Just where this will end
IL as unknown TO the Union Pacific re-
ceivers as Is the topography OF Mars. It
is believed that while the reduction m the
shops and headquarters of the Union Pa
cine wifi De heavy as a result Of the Short
Line divorce. most of the men win find
employment in the West with the road.
THE teIegraphic announcement from salt
Lake that the Union Pacigc would build
from Ogden TO Salt Lake Is given cre6ence
IN this city among well posted railroad
men The volume OF the business is OF
too much magnitude In Salt Lake to be
overlooked by the Union Pacific.
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Rrlef Tacoma News.

Tacoma. June Especial annual
commencement exercises OF tho Puget
sound university viii be held IN this city
beginning next Tuesday anu ending Mon
DAY june =.
Tho several committees having The
Fourth % July celebration 'u hand are
making good progress in completing ar
engagements for the exercises. \ big event
that j. NOW being prepared viii be an old
fashioned Eastern barbecue. az which
three whole oxen and a dozen sheep VIII
h. roasted in the cpen air
Tho Tacoma Athletic Club men entered
"a the Nultnomah Athletic Clubs aeld
games 81 Portland tomorrow arr: II N
NcGrceor. l0o yard dash. scratch. J. T.
rarrsEcr. 10 ward dash. two var,}s r W
Martin. 20 yarl dash Gour Yards II N
NcGrceor, ~ yard lash aNe and oua-half
yards =. V Martin. fja ward dash two
yantS. A. = Young. cue mile walk twcn-
tv~avc yards: G.. I. Curtis. one mile ran.
hfty Yards. Louis Parsons. half mile run.
thirty Yards \ team - Represent Ia
coma n the relay race viii De chosen fr,,n
the foregoing men. Manager q. q; Rowe
ieft fer Portland With the men TODAY
Hrlg. Gen Ashton has appointed George
= Vance. faNorta Yakima. - D., O. ie-5ie-
eauar w5th rank Of Hrst lieutenant. vice
FIRST Lieut. ", II. Chapman. deceased
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A pevout Man I'm Trouble.

Tacoma. June 7-Special-GustR Roberts.
who Sas yesterday held in the sum OF
500 for an alleged criminal assault COM
mitted upon young Swedish girl. had a
hearing today on the charge OF ravfshing
Teckla Nelson. girl member OF his sun
day school class. The evidence OF the
young woman disclosed the fact that Rob
erts had committed the offense three
times on different occasions, and the court
considered il more case OF seduction
than case OF criminal assault. and held
the young man for trial In the superior
court on the former instead OF the latter
charge. fixing his bonds al 81 COO. Gust
has been posing In the Scandinavian mis-
sion church as a Sunday school teacher
and very religious young man Accord
ing TO Miss Nelson he was much engaged
In reading the Bible and talking Scripture
To- her
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Movements of Marshins.

Washington City. June THE San Fran
cisco sailed from Southampton for Copen-
hagen and the Marblehead from the same
port for Hamburg. en- route for kial.
The Machias has sailed from Chefoo for
Port Arthur. and the Baltimore from Ma
gasah for Kobe. The Atlanta has sailed
from Fort Monroe for New London 20
take part in the ceremonies to be held
there on the 18th inst. by the army OF the
Potomac. Admiral Kirkland is on board
the san Francisco. which Will consequent
ly continue to be the flagship OF the fleet.
and the New York will not, as was con-
templated, have that honor.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

4 free labor bureau will be opened in
san Francisco July u as a result OF tie
crusade against the employment of cheap
Asiatics TO the exclusion OF white men.
The. American Sugar Refinery has d.
clared its regular quarterly dividend Of ]
Per cent on common stock and ia Tr
cent. on preferred stock. Dividends are
payable July ..
VIII Downs, who assaulted PauIlEA
Brindenbaugh, was hanged at Morrilhch,
Ark, Friday. He spoke several MINUTES
stating that he Was guilty OF but part d
what ne was charged with.
The president has approved the recon.
mendation OF the naval board and orderti
the retirement OF Medical Director Cor.
gas and Lieut.. Commander Cormoay.
The following officers have been Pm
NOTED: Lieut.. Commander Manss,
Lieut.. Blocklinger, Passed Assistant En-
gineer Ransom, Assistant Paymaslef
Reynolds. Surgeons Brennan and Myers.
and Passed Assistant Paymaster KeFb5.
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SHE Is A WOMAN OF SPIRIT.
Mrs. Boyles Resents Mr.. Pacey's Ad-
yances With n Slap.

Mrs. Ernest c. Boyles, of 34 South
Tenth street was a very indignant woman
when she walked into the police station
last night about $40 o'clock and demanded
the arrest OF r. II. Pacey, pressman.
for assault and battery.
She said she was walking down Third
street, near Cherry. on the way 20 meet
her husband. who is employed by the Sc
attic Transfer Company, on night work,
when a man who is a total stranger. grab
bed her by the arm. She drew away. when
he grabbed her by both arms. telling her
10 have little sense. Then she spat in
his face and he slapped her. She returned
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Fires at Tacoma.

Tacoma, June 7-Special.-The hot
weather. combined with lack OF proper
precautions. caused the planking on Pa
ciffc avenue between the Headquarters
building and the wharf to begin burning.
A considerable portion of the roadway was
in danger of being demolished by the
flames. but the fire department arrived in
time 10 prevent any serious damage be-
Ing done.
At O'Clock this afternoon the boarding
house at the 81. Paul mill caught fire, but
the flames were extinguished before the
fire brigade reached the spot.
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Miss Anso-ga CT Shelton; correspond = :
secretary Mrs. Ella r sto-k. Of Olympia
treasurer. Mrs. Dr. Osburu. OF Tacoma.
The Delegates 20 TIE national convention
70 Re held a. Baltimore October. 1seS, are:
Mrs. Hidden. % Vancouver. AMI Mrs Boz
ea. Of suraas. The convention comes 20
a close this evening. The meetings have
beer filed with interest, and the ladies'
feel that nnch good has been accom-
rIished. II has not been definitely de-
cided where the next convention will be
held. but there f. strong talk OF Taco-na-
IN the near future TIE pastors Of the va
r5ous churches will deliver special ser
mon OF temperance
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yanaerbiI.s own the Niagara Power

Buffalo. June 7.-chauncey NJ Depey.
n. walter Webb. John Jacob Aston How
and Webb and RI. ~. Twombley have Sc
cured a controlling interest IN the DePew
Improvement Company by the payment
OF s72sOo0 in purchasing a huge block Of
stock Of the company. II Is believed that
Cornelius Vanderbilt IS also Interested in
the enterprise These men control the
power company Of Niagara falls and IL
+ believed the intention IS - bring the
car works OF the Lake Shore asd West
Shore roads. the Isackawanna. the Nickel
Plate New York Central and the Wagner
Company 10 Depew. there TO be operated
by electricity brought from the falls. A
meeting OF the investors viii be held I'm
New York Monday and an election OF off,
GERS wiil then take place.
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Changes fin Freight Rates.

Effective yesterday the rate on ore by
the Northern Pacific in connection with
the Spokane Falls & Northern and the
Columbia and kootenai Steam Nayiga-
ton Company. which provides for s. for
600 pounds. has been extended 90 ship
ments from Trail creek, Il. G. A like rate
has been made from Trail creek 10
Priekiy Pear Junction, Mont. and also
from Trail creek to Everett.
The minimum weight for car loads of
oranges. lemons and vcget ables from
Brookside and other California points 10
Vancouver. l.. g., has been made q Zoo
pounds.
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Killed in the Kickapoo Rush.

Guthrie, o. n, June IA sad sequel TO
the wild rush into the Kickapoo reserva-
ton was viewed in this city yesterday
when a man named Winchester, from
Southwestern Kansas, drove through the
city en- route for his old home, having
in his wagon a coffin containing the bod
les OF his wife and 5-year-old child, who
were both killed in the rush for claims
at the recent opening. III the first wild
rush Valchester's wagon struck a stone
and was partly overturned, throwing out
the wife and little one. who were tram
pied to death by a score or more horses.
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FniIure at Corvallis. Or.

Corvallis. Or. June 7.-The Coast Car
riage and Wagon Company assigned this
morning 10 VI. VI. Davis for the benefit Of
creditors. It's assets aggregate S19.-
OIL liabilities. 80, rs. The creditors
are In small amounts in various
parts OF the United States. The
assignment was voluntary. and believed
TO be temporary. Outstanding accounts
due the company aggregate $4,000.
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Him nun Invites chauncev Depcw.

New York. June 7.-''Mr. Depew has
been invited TO 60 on an excursion from
Buffalo 10 Duluth over the Great Lakes
on the steamer Northwest. OF the Great
Northern railway boat line" said B. u.
Brown, of Duluth. u. j. Hill, president
OF the railway company, and the menu
bers OF the Minnesota Iron Company are
20 give the excursion in honor OF the I'M
tia1 trip of the steamer" he continued
and the citizens OF Duluth are rrepar-
Ing to give ar. Depew a royal Western
uefeume
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G. \. R. Fncampmcnt, spokane

The Great Northern railway. on June 2
n and H. viii have on sale FOR The above
occasion vound trin tickets at the rate OF
one and ono-0lth fare tor the round trip.
Overland flyer leaves Seattle At TO y. m
and arrives a. Spokane az . a m
This rate IS not based upon any nun
her. bat omen 20 all desiring 20 attend the
cncampmCnt. Ticket Office. No 81 Froa,
street Depot. foot % Marion street.
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Died On the WAY To Spokane.

Focatello. Idaho. June I'D. y. Nc
Dougal proprietor of the Leland house
at Naskup. T.. c. died of consumption this
morning on the west-bOund Union Pa
cihc train. and his remains were left at
Glens Ferry, Idaho. lie was on his way
from salt Lake 20 Spokane. lie told n
passenger last night that he had a wife
and three children at Spokane.
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ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.
The SteiIacoom Light House. the First
Hotel in the Territory.

Tacoma, June IA Ledger special from
Steilacosm says the Light house, -he
chief hotel OF he town. burned this after
noon, causing a loss of $500, with but
lftr}e insurance. a defective hue was the
cause. This was the first hotel built in
Washington territory. having been erect
ed in the sos. II Was the scene OF many
notable territorial gatherings before the
war. when there Was a military post
there and SteHacooul was the chief town
on the sound Gems. Sheridan. McClel-
Ian and Grant had stopped Al the hotel
while on duty at Steilacoonl, and part Of
me original structurs remained standing
until TODAY
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The steamer Iyashtenay Safe.

San Francisco June THE Johnson
Locke Mercantile Company. consignees OF
tha steamer Washtcnaw from New York
for san Francisco. laden with steel rails
for the san Francisco q San joaquin Val
ley railroad. reported disabled ia the
Straits of Magellan. state that cable
gram has been received from Capt.
Holmes, OF the Washtensw. announcing
her safa arrival az Coronel. ChIle.
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A Fine Educational Exhibit.

The Golden Jubilee educational exhihi
prepared by the pupils OF the Academy d.
the Holy Names, in this city. can be seen
In one OF the academy halls from this at.
ernoon. June s. TO "Wednesday noon, June Z
The parents OF the pupils and the friends &.
education are cordially invited 70 inspe.
the work. The entrance is on the grouHi
floor. north side, Jackson street. Tha
commencement exercises viii be held at
p. m. next Thursday.
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4, orsgon Ed itor sued for Libel.

Portland, June THE libel suit OF Ezra
PoppIeton. OF Tacoma, against Charles
Nickel. editor Of the Democratic Times.
OF Jacksonville, Or. for $4,000. came UP
in the United States circuit court today.
In October, 1888. Pcppieton went 20 Jack
sonvilIs and endezyored to sell 10 placer
miners what he called a dry washpan."
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the slap and then went TO the noi,c. =.
ton for an officer.
Capt. Hogle accompanied the woman s,a
arrested +. II. Pacey, who was sIirh.s
under the influence OF liquor. Whe
searched at headquarters he had in u
possession silver mug, such as is used /
soda fountains.
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Reduced Rates for the rourtb

The managers OF the several railroad
and steamboat lines running TO this city
have agreed 10 make rate OF one fare
for the round trip for Fourth Of July ex-
cursionists to this city. Tickets will be
sold on July and 4 and be good TO re-
turn until July 6. The Northern Pacific
VIII also sell these tickets on July .
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device for separating gold from sand
without water. lie remained in Jackson
vile several months and contracted
number of bills. After Poppleton's de-
parture. Mr.. Nickel. through his paper.
called him blk" Poppleton says his
reputation has suffered and therefore
brings suit for $4,000 damages.
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4 healthy appetite with perfect dires-
ton and assimilation. may be secured Y
the use OF Ayers Pills. They cleanse
and strengthen the whole alimeatary
canal and remove all Instructions to the
natural functions az either sex, without
any unpleasant effects.
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The W. {. t. l. Convention.

Olympia. June -.-Special-At the morn
Ing session 81 the convention % the "
- T L. the following officers were elect
ed. President Miss Mary Page. ~ Olym-
ria vice president. Mrs. I0r Fla rfeest
sin1cnson. Of Seattle; assistant secretary.
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The Niagara Wins n Yacht Dace

Sheerness, England. June TN a fresh
northeaster Howard Gould's 20-rater Ma
CARA and two other yachts OF the same
class started at 1880 p. m. today in the
race for a prize OF GO. The times of the
yachts at the finish were: Niagara. 5:10.07 !;
Luna, $500. The Niagara won by IL min
utes 50 seconds.
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w. ". Cronkrite. a wealthy building
contractor owning a ranch on Saledo
creek six miles from San Antonio, Tex.
and his wife were found drowned in the
creek Friday morning. They are said TO
have gone fishing. Suspicious wounds on
the mans head point TO murder.
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1he rn.tmnster nt Nberdcen.

Washington city. June THE president
has appointed Peter +. Clark postmaster
at Aberdeen. Wash.
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New cloth blazer suits. satin faced. Co
det lacks at $50. See them. ]. S. Ora
ham. 7I6 Second.
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Smith & Wesson, Colts and other Re-
volvers. 4 large stock. VIII sell az cost
Gor.4on Hardware Company.
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RipanS TabuleS.

SIP = vial into your pocket and your
life Is insured against the tortures 81
Dyspepsia ana all kindred ailments one
E-Aes rellas.
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NOTABLE DEAD.

father of the French navy" is dead.
DIR. William Il. Wallace president d
the Irish National Fair Association q
America, died Friday afternoon at bis
home in New York city.
Hiram Lott. United States consul q
Managua. Nicaragua, died there Thurs
day and was buried Friday. The body
was escorted 10 the cemetery BY all tfs
Ntcaraguan ministers and go soldiers
and A military salute was fired over "a
grave.
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II IS stated upon good authority that
Mgr Satoiii will he created a cardinal at
the next consistorY.
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Champaign. H.. June I'm the dual
athletic contest here today between the
University of California and the Univers-
ity of Illinois the former won. Score. %
TO 43.
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The Illinois senate has passed the elH
for the survey OF n waterway route y
connect Lake Michigan and the Gulf o.
MaNicn
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Duwamish ice cream. toc quart Tele-
phone 145.
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Log rolling contest. Madison park. Sun
daV
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les rolling contest. Madison park. sun.
day.
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Two complete scts % Laws ~ Washing
ton Tor sale. Box iloo Olympia.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The Opal baseball nine Will go TO
Everett tomorrow on the steamer hattie
Hansen to play a return game Win
the nine of that clty whom they defeated
three weeks ago.
At the Hawthorne races Friday the
winners were: Seven furlonss. Flying
Dutchman, 1:29: six furlcngs, Amelia
MAY, 1:l3ls: nye furlongs, Austin, 1:O3S4;
six furlongs, Foxhall. LIZA, eight and Il
half furlongs, Fakir, 1:4Si2.
At the St Louis races Friday the win
ners We're: Nine furlongs. selling, sui
Ross, l:57: five furlongs, Fredonia, 1:4:
six and half furlongs, Mollie =, III;
eight furiongs. Buck Massie, 1:fZl2; SIX
furlongs. Lottie Eastin. l:l4l2; 1--WE fur
longs Summarize, 1:0zi2.
At the Latonia races Friday the win
ners were: Six furlongs. King Howard,
1852; seven furlongs. Aimee Goodwin,
1:30: five furlongs, Epona, l:eSie, eight
furlongs, Merry Monarch, l:42l: four
and half furlonEs The Merchant, :56l2;
seven furlongs. Readina, 1:Z9A.
At the San Francisco races Friday the
winners were: Five and half furiongs.
selling. Tilhe s. 1:0Ss.; four and half
furlongs, selling. Neragua, 80; six fur
longs, handicap. Hymn. 1;I; five fur
longs, selling. Sport McAlister, l;02S4:
FIVE and a half furiongs. selling. Moryin,
I.llS4.
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Log rolling con est. Madison park, SUB
day.
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and when the last round was finished gave
each of the artists hearty ovation.
The smoker was success in every way
and the managers are TO be congratulated.
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New tan covert cloth suits, Bargna
al $3.50 ]. 5. Graham. 7l6 Second.
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N-s. E3ns1rt Yar.s - sal q, carry
Ghetst Wtth her r'7e ssssses II 2le~ dead hri-
NtHs ia a csi-~Ae, .t-est laEo = lt-lc grlvcl-
t.< laG.
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For Whom 2

Hurried t5;sSy, nervous woman are
TIE ares for whom Patne's Celery
Conpounf was especially prepared
These men and women with nerves
ell gore ard feehIy no1rBsaes-. need
fs-st TIE fnvsEorzrlrg. s-rergT1-g1V
ing effect q Pat1e's Celery Con-
rour1 Use I. rox, and keep well
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Fancy log r.alns. Madison raj. today.
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Fancy log riding. Madison park. todss
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log rolling confess, Madison rs-k. s,,-