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Pretoria, with the result that he nau
decided to commute the death sentences
to heavy fines and long terms of irn-
prisonment, to be followed by Danish
ment. This report caused a decided
feeling of relief, which was intensified
when dispatch from Pretoria from an
official source announced that the SEN
tence Of death had indeed been com.
muted. The president in exercising
clemenacy has only followed the course
which he was expected to adopt under
the circumstances, but his impulse in
the matter was dictated by his
sense of justice alone and
not from any fear of the
consequences which might have fol-
lowed the execution of the prisoners.
Indeed it is stated upon high authority
that he had decided days ago upon the
step Just taken, and that the firm
stand he took in his letter declining
Mr. Chamberlain's invitation to visit
England was assumed in order that
there might be no mistake as to the
actual attitude of the Transvaal to-
wards Great Britain.
Barney Rarnsto Il Sore.
The Diggers News of johannesburg
says that Barney Barnato feels very
bitter against the Transvaal author
tiles, on account Of the treatment re-
received by the reform prisoners, and
the sentences imposed upon them.
The paper adds that he is closing all
his mines and selling the lands belong.
70 10 -n
x Sentenced to Death.
Fort SMITH, Ark. April 3O.-Lucky
Davis, Louis Davis, Rufus Buck,
Mamoi July, Sam Sampson and Ed
Wilkes, alias Davis, were sentenced in
the federal court to be hanged on
Wednesday, July /, for crimes against
women, committed i'll the Indian Ter
ritory.
THE MARQUETTE STATUE.
OF tho Renowned Missionary.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-The naval
bill was temporarily laid aside in the
senate to consider the acceptance Of the
statue of Pere Marquette, presented by
the State of Wisconsin and now in
statuary hall. At the outset, Mr.. Pal.
mer (Dem., Ills. presented resolution
expressing the thanks of congress to
Wisconsin for the statue OF the "re-
nowned explorer and discoverer OF the
Mississippi river" formally accepting
it. MI. Mitchell Of Wisconsin was then
recognized for a speech recounting the
services Of Marquette among the In.
dians Of the Northwest.
Senator Mitchell's speech in the sen.
ate was followed by remarks from Sen.
ators Kyle, Palmer and Villas, all OF
whom eulogized Marquette and de-
clared that he was honored not as a
churchman, but as a great historic
character. The resolution was passed
without division.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08
lie BOARD OF HEALTH.
Matters CONCERNING tn" City's Health
Considered.

This body met in regular we Xiv
session yesterday afternoon Present:
Dr. Newb!l Gin the chair; DR.. Ch.les.
DR. Rddlck and Or. Mccormick. Also
the Heai:h Onlcer and Inspectors.
y Communication was l. ad from q
citizen advising that some STEPS be
taken towards the matter of having
disinfecteI all refuse substances re-
moved from choked rec sses,
D!s. Gales ana Rlddick were appoint
ed a committee TO consider the conmun-
lea ton and report al the next meeting.
Tn proposed ordnance providing for
the appointment OF an inspector of da!r-
les, which was recently DATED nv This
Board and sent to the Ordinance Com
m!itee of the Councils. was returned to
the Cl rk OF that committee with com
nun.ca tton sta ling that the ordnance
Committee could not recommend the n3s-
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NonFoLK puRLIc LIBRARY.
Regular Monthly Meeting or Board of
Directors ThercuC

The regular monthly meeting OF The
directors of the Public Library was held
on Tuesday night, Capt i. L.. Roper in
the chair. The librarians report was
read as follows: Number OF subscribers,
2iS; free list, teachers. scholars etc,
BIG; total, 5Si, an increase of 20; new sub
scribe;s, 4; circulation of books, /, $50 an
increase over the same month in 1895
81 $40 volumes: attendance at the rooms,
2.1Oo, an increase of 1lU; books added
during September. 77-l3 by purchase,
"a by donation. Ting donors were Miss
c. James. w. V. Taylor, Mrs. Timber
lake. L. w. James ana the United States
Government. The librarian would par
tcularIy congratulate the library
the gift from Miss James. of II bound
Hoiumes OF magazines. Every volume
addict 10 this departments increases the
value OF Pooie's Index. by far the most
ufciul book OF ref renee in the collection.
In the same connection L is stated chat
Nj. Fiveash has placed OH the shelves
for the use of the public a full bound Get
of the PUZZLE Lsdgci--a very valuable
deposit.
The librarian advises that steps be
taken 10 secure some suitable person or
persons 10 canvass TOR subscribers TO the
library. lie says that An active house
toulouse canvass would add largely to
the list ard interest many in The working
Of this most useful public institution.
The plan OF throwing the rooms open
public school scholars. teachers. mis-
tresscs, etc, to draw books free has
worked admirably. \ large proportion
OF those that frequent the rooms are
non-subsc.!bers, and over 500 persons
have the privilege Of drawing books free
under this rule.
The many applications In the lihrar!an
Tor information on all kinds of subjects.
largely from scholars and teachers, con
firms his opinion that the library l. n
NEST valuable adjunct 10 the school sys-
tenn OF the city, and that the appropria-
ton in its aid by the city authorities
was wise step in the right direction.
ana one that ought to be continued
from year to year.
After the transaction of various rou-
tine matters of business, the librarian
was authorized 10 appoint such persons
as he thought fit to canvass for sub
scrip;!ons. and was directed to draw vi
a memorial 10 the Councils for the sig
nature OF the members OF the board.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
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ASTHMA CAa nE CURED.
a I.cnding Physician at Last DiscOy.
crs the Remedy.
a Public Tcst VIII he Made To-day III
Burrows Drag Store.

In thc wonderful progress made by
medical Science OF the world successful
treatment for most diseases has been
discovered. aud those which we're AZ one
time considered mcurable axe now easily
conquered. Among the mos; difficult
ana obstinate Of diseases which has
baillcd the Skill OF our most noted phySi-
Clans up 10 the present time. asthma
ranks first. Thousands or sufferers
know by thcir personal experience that
no absolute cure rorghis disease was dis
covered until Dr. Rudolph Schirmann,
the renowned physician. who has made
the treatment OF asthma and kindred
complaints the study OF q lifetime. dur
ing which time he has treated and cured
more cases OF asthma than any living
doctor. perfected remedy which not
only produces instant relief IN the most
severe cases of asthma, hay fever and
bronchitis, but hJs; positively cured
thousands OF sufferers VINO were con
s!dered !ncurabe Recognizing the
skepticism of the public In This age OF
countless fraudulent nOstrums Dr.
SchifTman. In order to restore comtldcuce
and obv!aic any suspicion OF imposition.
requests this paper to announce ;hat
that from a. m. To-day until . y. M to-
morrow he offers a liberal sample box
or Schii1mann's Asthma Cure to all per-
sons applying at John w. Burrows
drug store, No. li2 Main street. abso-
Il
personal test will be most convincing
ana VIII vindicate his every ella i'm This
physician has made a most generous
offer to persons who suffer from this
most terrible disease. and all sufferers
are not only requested, bu: cordially
invited 10 call. and should hear I'm MIN,
the time and place specified for the d.
trlbution and avail Themselves of the
nTer Persons living out of this city who
desire to test the merits OF this most
wonderful remedy Will lcce!vc Il package
Tree by man by writing TO II. Sch.ff-
mann, Si5 Rosabel street, ST Paul
Mimi. providing their letter i. received
before October 18th. as no samples can
u" obtained after tina; date.
John w. Burow. the well known
druggist. authorize ul % announce that
ne HAH received II pu1nt!ty Of sample:
from Dr. Schffmann. which he vpI lie
i"ihnte during tn" hours mentioned in
accordance with this GiTeN
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a gentleman in ;ais city has recently
secured nurse FOR his children, 10 whom
Mati.e y very bright Intelligent co y
ed girl from isle OF Wight county. ana
suspected mat Matt!c had no, h!;hpr;2
Sc II ne elLrhan. for Matt,c kept her own
counsel On Monday. however. The chill
tien took her 20 the circus which IllsJ
her with loud spoken delight. she ken;
her enthusiasm ure:.y ~ II under con-
tiol though uut Yesterday when Il
broke out In > new ana unexpected I.ace.
FOR in the early morning hours Matte
wh1 heard noise or Thought sh. did,
3roused the household with The s,urti!nr
Intelligence thai was an elephant in The
hausc. THIS great biz beast. abon: ms
Big a. a dream and fuzzy as substantial.
q appear when a match WAS s;,pIr,;
and Matte went back to sleep 10 cream
again perhaps ot babys rubber dog
mn@lAiiel Zen thousand times Into a
huge India rubber brute. w+.h g Sar-
htpeo trunk. tramp'ng about In the
junG!eS OF .hC W 81 End
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08

MUSE loving people of Norfolk ana
vicinity shouId no: fail 10 secure i!ckets
f.r III organ rsctals at Epw0r;h NJ. p.
Church. wG.ch commence October 18Th
NJ. Noerncr, the orranls;. as won a :
me instrument unon which he IS 10 per-
form. aye 100 VII known 10 need any
commentator 10 the No.foik pui,,ic
space VIII 10. T. rntt iriiy .dua! notices
O: me Vpc1lis's who VIII assist In these
entertainments, but The best local talent
has been secured. tiuch care has been
exercised in the selection ct The numbers
for each programme, and I: Is safe to saw
tina: any one al HE tec.t4lS VIII he wei
wol 70 the price dt AL. THIS course OF
iee.tals IS llot sven rs soul &c az In
come but merely IS a means OF enter
tC!nmrDt - The members OF Epwcrth
Church aud their friends, aud he price
a 50 cents FIR tle entire course uY eight
rec.tals ls made simply 10 cover Gx-
icuses Seas1n tickets a,e on sale az
Robert +. Holmes IL ca. Weslcy W
Hcs!er and JCANs1n e Eilby's. Norfolk
ana K. @. Hume ~ Bro ana W. /,
C.ump & Co. Portsmouth.
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AM USEMESTS.

SOWING THE WIND. tie that
soweth the wind. shall reap the wh!rl-
W!hG, mas been the theme of many 4
sermon. from :he sacred desk. but the
terrible nuth OF IN text has neve: been
more vividly set forth than in sydney
Grunly's great play. Sowing the Wini :
which VIII he seen n the Academy Of
Music next Monday. Mr. Glundy would
more fifty named MS plav had he called
1t II aping the Whirlw;nd." for 4, is
harvest time Of sin that he depicts. The
pay Is produced by an excellent COM
pany unGe: the direction of Julius C'aSn
ana s fitted ont with superb scenery ana
costumed.
IN SEARCH OF HAPPINESS. -
IN : arch Of Happiness" the play in
Whlcn Mr.. Robert Downing The ven
khsWh heroic actor VIII appear nj the
academy of Music mex: Wednesday
mig was originally written for ,Iofr
Mccullough. But his un:mely ds,th
prevented ~ production. AR. NcNu!-
loush consider TN Search OF Ua,,ni-
ns.s as the s;ronges; in his oxtenliva
repertoire, and he was STRENGTHENED n,
Inc hlgh opinion which he ent- rtained
Tor the play from tho fac. that Poet
ON! eilpw, 70 whom upon a certain pc-
Gas.on Mccullough read IT, unheaitaina-
~ pronounced Il an unusually strong
play. calculated 20 please the most cli;i-
cal audience To this ma the dis;ln-
suiShed poet wrote letter to the TRACE
clen asking him - produce In Search
OF Happiness" In the modern Athens
meaning. OF course, BH:tcn---aut TO This
tier were affixed the SIGNATURES Of
many ~ Bos.on's most distinguished
citizens.
DELLA FON-A MAGNIFICENT audience
greeted Della Fox ana her superb com
(any ar the Academy Of Music last ev n
ing. and the little lady soon found a
way 10 the hearts OF her audi,o,s.
ne opera was THE Little TrNop"r"
with Mis-: I'oX IN the title role. and II
IS hut faint praise 70 say that She fulh.
nj all It's requirements The opera
perhaps. IL not as juueful as some We
nave heard but it Is one Of The best of
all The comic operas of the day IN that
it has life and Is full of "a. Tae rla; is
simple ana easy 10 follow. wherein Il
dashing Captain of IN. Thirteenth Illus
sa's, being newly welded. : deceived by
MS associates IN the somewhat coHiprO-
missing position or recpicN. Of tho un-
m3!eome attentions of n former fame.
Thbs situation Of afiaiY0 u X vt delight
luilv tangled by one elderly ieutenaUt
until the arrival Of tho Captains wife.
WHO. upon discovering the supposed ner.
;idy Of her husband. Immediately G7ns n
uniform. transforms hers II into q I.ttle
Hooper OF the Thirteenth I4ussars. and
takes 10 camp life for the purpose Of
leading her husband a merry dance and
tearing mp the camp generally. This IN
most successfully does. until. in tho act
OF striking the Captain cher husbanD.
for which grave offensc the L,ttle Tro1p-
er Is sentence 10 death. An escape fol-
lows, then q happy blunder explanations
and reconciliation.
II was well put on. and the s,Ipportjng
company IS OF the very best. The audi
ence was not only large. but enthusiastic
and upon the whole Miss Fox scored a
success
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health is the very thing be neglccts more
than anything else. His health is the ropc
by which be climbs 10 success II Ge
hooves him 10 keep the rope in good CON
diiion, and not to neglect broken strands.
When the rope Of health breaks even a
LITTLE bit, it should be mcnded at once. II
is easier 70 keep health than il is 10 regain
1t. When Il man feels himself running
down, when lie realizes a loss of vi,ality
and energy, he must call halt He is on
down grade. The strands of his ZONE
are parting rapidly.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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Every niau who cares to keep his health should
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The friends OF John Lewis. young
man employed 2 he Southern Express
Company. are puzzled over his strange
disappearance from the city lie .ras
last seen about three days ago n the
Norfolk and Western depo, wf;h his
grip. lis mother resides in the county
ANA has asked tine Norfolk police Ia Try
to locate him, an effort To which erIcct
is now being made. The man il of stout
build ana about % years OF age.
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NORFOLK MAN NAMED
Mr.. W. h. White Appointed to Succsed
District Attorney Lassiter.
A BIG MEETING IN BRAMBLETON TONIGHT
VIII BE Addressed by Colonel K. Il.
and Meade Observation-Disclosures ana
Hobart Club Formed - E,ryGn's
Republican Erfcnd.

Mr.. W. II. White. who IS one OF Ghe
ieauing members of the Norfolk bar, has
been appointed by President Cleveland
as successor to District Attorney LaSsit-
er of Petersburg.
The SELECTION was really made Tues
day. The matter having been left 70
acting Attorney General Holmes Con-
RAD, The latter named Il successor to Mi.
Iass.ter, but the appointment was not
contained by the President until yesteg-
DAY. Mr.. Lassitcr, as is well known,
WAS requested TO resign Oh account of
his political activity. The appointments
OF MIR White will give eminent salts
faction to the Eastern District, Mir.
Whites splendid abilities peculiarly 1T
tins him for the duties of the position
Mr.. White is i'll New York. and has
probably not been notified of his APP
bointment.
MCKINLEY AND HOBART CLUE.
The Mckinley and Hobart Sound
Money Club of the Third Ward met les /
night and chose the following officers
T. +. Brock. president: William Skin
ner. first vice president: Joseph Howe.
second Vice president; Adam Smith. Jr..
third vice president; George T.. I3odis.
fourth vice president: l.. w. Dodd. fifth
vice president: Hugh S. Minniter. secre-
;ary; y. T.. Shicldlin, treasurer; Edward
Brock, janitor. The meeting was called
to order by Nj. Dodd, and was addre scd
by w. II. Fairless. There were about
thirty-fve present.
There will be a big meeting of the
Bramble;on Democratic Club tonight
to be addressed by Messrs. c. w. b.
Lane, Meade Osborne. and Colonel X. r.
Griffin The Democratic Distric, Execu-
tive Committee will meet in this CITY at
noon to-day. 1t will be an important
meeting and all the county and civ
chairmen will be present in consulta-
ton.
large attendance is expected to hear
come Will not be pponted.
~ lew days ago representative of tn,
S'ar met Mr.. Isaac Adler, of .he Old
dominion Paper Company, of Norfolk
va, who confidently predicted the cleo
tlon or Bryan, adding that hnretoforn
ne had always voted the Republican m
t'onal ticket, but this year will. as ,-hou
ands of other Republicans will do. ca $,
his vote for Bryan and SewoIl wa,
mington Star
Mr.. T. Aston. United States Lana
commissioner. of Springfield, Miss. IS
IN the city, the guest of Mr.. F. C CHS
nell. - Nii'S
a Mckinley and Hobart Club was
formed at Bay Side. Princess Anne
county. last night, with Thomas Broci;
president: NJ. Gregory and George Saw
Yer. vice presdcnts. The meeting was
addressed by Fred ~ Carter. James
harrison and j. +. West
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II your chlldr are subject to Group.
watch for the first symptom OF The d!s-
--hc1rsanCss. If ChnInberlaln's
Cough Remedy IS given as soon as the
child becomes hoarse, It Will prevent
the attack Even aft-r the Group cough
has appeared the attack can always be
prevented by giving this remedy. II is
also invaluable for colds and whooping
cough. Fox sale by oil druggists.
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Bargains fhis vcc!: ga EalInnG Win.
tor s.Ont,,..

New ana nobby dress poods worth
ll.25. now .Sc: French olelties worth
so a-j Zoe, now 80 and SIC: lovely line
OF new silks worth Zoe, now Ioc.; silks
wool dress goods worth 12i.c. VOW Sc;
dress goods worth a0c now l2l5h: rom
nauts OF pretty percaics worth l0o. now
5isc. 2.ono wards short lengths oN can
ton flannel worth 5 and De-. nov. &C.
&uecial low nricea in winter underAear
OF can save money this week at
". y. POHTLOCN. Trustee.
I1r z. \. Snnr..lnrs
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A mans health

A mans health
carries him through
the world. He de.
ponds on II for en-
joyment, for happi-
ness, for success, for
the achievement of
anything he has In
hand. A m orleans
take big chances.
Theyrisk everything
In business. They
have confidence in
their brains and
thcir ability. The
American business
man is active, ncxi.
bic, elastic. Knock
him down With fail
urc aud he is up
again in a minute.
AS long as he keeps
h lis health. failure
doesn't mean any
thing to him. He
has lost q little time,
but that Is all. IT he
can keep his beal,I,.
he will go on 10 sue
cess. lie feels sure
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EfTroubIcd Win EhcuinatiSsm Read
Eii:x.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Apr.l 10. 1871 have
used Chamn RAINS Pain Balm for rhcu-
nat,sm ana found il % bc eli tina; il
claimed Tor It. believe (; to be tho best
preparation for rhsu:na sm and deep
seated muscular PAINS ola the narl,o;
and che rtuily rcrGmmaHd 4, 10 tho pub
lie. JNO. G. Ekop'tS, dtaic. in boots,
shoos. etc. NJ. is Main Street.
ALSO READ THIS.
Ifertanicsvllc, ST. Mary County. Md
I sold bCt.le OF Chamburla!f's Pain
Balm - man who hal been SUFFERING
with rheumatism fo1' several years. Ii
mad him n wei! man. A. j. M'GfIL..
Tor sale a. 30 cents per bottle. by all
druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08
AN IMPOR TAN Meeting
The Board Of Police Commissioners Hold
An Interesting Session.
ACTION OF THE POLICE AT FIRES
outlined in General Order From,
Tie Mayor Sniccrs ii. II. Prince
""" d"mes f.ucss Rcsign-Thc
Question of Vacation Considered
ana laid over for Future Action.

The Eoard OF Police Commissioners
met Yesterday at 10 a. IN. with the Mayor
presiding and MessrS. Johnston and
Dawes present.
Inc Chief of Police reported subs;an-
TALLY as follows: The condition ~ thn
iofce IS very good. The officers and men
nave been attentive To their duties. ana
as result. the city has been very or
derry. Where disorder or crime mas &C.
currct IL mas. III nearly every iustance
resulted III the arrest and punishment of
lhe offender. The number OF arrests ro,,
it'oh! mas been % ana for misdemea-
cors 4l2, The winter uniforms have
heen ordered, and will be delivered on
o2tober "A. The report WAS received
ana fled.
Detective NJ. II. Princes resignation
MS n member OF the Police Department
was received. and after some discus
SION. was accepted. as was also that OF
oiiicer james l.. Luck. who stated In
explanation that he had been offered a
good situation elsewhere
Inc request OF MIR. Petit. of the Eliza
beth Iron Works. that their new en-
ploye, Mir w. J. Land. he sworn in as
Il special policeman. was granted.
y petition was received from the force
ASKING mat vacation of ten days be
granted the men, as was formerly the
custom. The matter was discussed at
some length ana finally laid over for fin
ture consideration. The chief of Police
endorsed the petition. saving II had
operated well under former admini.tra-
tons and advised that the length of the
vacation be made dependent upon the
conduct Of the officers.
Applications for positions on the force
were received from y. iorSan Bradford
who said he had had nearly ten years
experience As detective: also from ]
il. Frawncr, of 32i Church street. They
We're filed
80.
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rn rS,ME, CMI.n NNrnAY

Take LaYatiVc Er0mO Quininc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il il
falls to cure. Zoe. spS-tu.thu,S SATIN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08

DR.. Week. eve expert, Is located per-
manentlv. Examinations free. r.. II.
Gale. 1852 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08

What you want when YOU arc alline is
SlrSapnrilla anl he convinced OF lis merit
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08
FOR RENT.

+ OR RENT-FROM JANUARY 1s,.
! 1897, that very desirable store, old No
l52 Main street. new No. $40 ,Q3allcntine
goods store by II. a. Saunders Apply to
THoS. r. BALLENTINE, Room IS, third
floor Balantire Building. ocS-eod-tf
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Mayor,s Omce. Scnt. ~.

Cart. T. L. Dornin, Chief OF Police, city
of Norfolk, Va:
Sir:-ln event of fires you Will send "a
sufficient number of the police force to
me scene 40 Keep the streets contiguous
thereto entirely free from outside inter
vention. 50 ;hat the Fire Department
may have undiSiurbcd occupancy Of
said strcct f6I q. distance never less than
block all around said fire, ana when
ever necessary to do 50 fOr the grcpt.r
efficiency OF The Fire Department this
space shall he enlarged as required.
Ihe enforcement OF this order Is cs-
Sential To the safety OF life and property
and should he rightly enforced
Whenever in order To carry out this
order such a number Of the force may
he required as ia dcuudc the regular
heats OF ratrnlmcn, yC-, are hereby
authorized to employ such sufficient
number OF substitutes either for patrol
duty or duty In reference to the order
rs IN sour judgment may be necessary
rur The safety of the city, reporting your
action in this matter to the Mayor for
official approval as soon thereafter as
posi- Bile.
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ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM In
western part OF city, with use of bath:
term moderate. Apply 223 Butte, new
n0moer. SEQ