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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-16
Police Court Notes.

Addis Hough and Dolores Cade. two
women OF middle age. were arraigned In
the municipal court yesterday as common
prostitutes. Both entered pleas OF not
guilty. and by mutual consent OF counsel
the case was set for hearing Monday aft
ernoon at O'clock. The women were re-
leased on their own recognizances-
Subpenas viii not hereafter be issued
by the municipal court for more than
three witnesses co any material point OF
evidence. except on special showing OF
counsel 10 be passed upon by the court
This has been the regular practice IN the
superior court, and Il was yesterday an
nounced by Judge Bogue that the rule
would be in force In cases brought before
him.
On motion OF City Attorney Rawson.
the charge OF petit larceny against Louis
Murphy was dismissed. Louis ana his
brother Joseph are the two boys who
were arrested January 9 for stealing a
sack OF oats from the barn OF a. ". Bar
clay. The oats leaking through a hole
in the sack left a plain trail from the
Barclay place 70 q stable on the Murphy
premises, where the sack WAS cached.
Joseph Murphy pleaded guilty and was
fined, but tbs evidence against Louis WAS
Insufficient
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COMPLETELY ExOyFRATED.
Robert pupee Had No Connection
With Recent Ballard Robherr

Robert Dupee. the i5-year-old boy WHO
was arrested, charged With completely In
recent robbery a. Ballard. was dis
charged yesterday by Justice Vernon. com
rletely ewoneratec. Il VIII be remembered
that two men stole heavy anchor chain
from a shipyari az Ballard during the ex-
element Of a fire, and tried 20 get away
with their plumber In a small boat. The
weight Of the chain sunk the boat and a.
least one OF The men. English. was
drowned. his body having been recovered
Hoffman. who was with English. may
hsve escaped, as his body was not found
The Dupee boy owned a. interest in the
boat, but Il was shown at the trial yester-
day hat he Rad not been on the boat for
three weeks and had 10 possible c0nnec-
Uon with the AFFAIR. Justice Vernon re-
marked TIA; the charge Of petit larceny
against Dupes should never have been
brought
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Fok MANY THOUSANDS.
Trustee for Several Banks Brfags
suit Against u. II. Denny.

Manson r. Backus, trustee or the Puget
Sound National bank OF Seattle, Seattle
National bank Of Seattle, Jacob FuTth, as
assignee OF the Guarantee Loan ard Trust
Company. National Bank OF Commerce OF
Seattle. and Abby r. Roe, yesterday be-
gan a suit In the superior court against
David T. Denny. Louise Denny and forty
eight others 70 recover the following sums
and to forecIose a number OF mortgages;
Puget Sound National bank, 81. - and
SIC. 9s3. 92s Seattle National bank. S7.sss.s2,
Jacob Farth. 81. 20. 81. National Bank OF
Commerce; 8, 5S0. 10; Abby II. Roe. s., 40 &C.
In addition 70 tais, interest. costs and al
tornsy's fees are demanded
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-16
A NEWCASTLE ROBBERY.
An 1S-Ysar-oid Roy Arrested for
Stealing a watch and CIothfnc.

Constable Geo. Johnson. OF Newcastle
came over on TIRE train from Tacoma last
night, bringing Jean Morgan. an Is-year-
old negro boy. whom he registered at the
city fsll fer safs-kerp{ng
Morgan has been working in th4 mines az
Newcastls. ana n few davs ago broke into
several rooms IN the ho,sl AZ thar place
carrying or = gol3 watch belonging 70 n
: Sco.t snd pair % trousers. the prop
cry q 'sQuirs Hue. He was followed TO
this city by tire constable and hen % Ia
coma. where - was arrested en- the street
yesterday.
TIE watch has seen located IN a rawr
shop here, where s was Vut ID by Morgan
but 1e IS getting practical service ort Of
tha 'sggr&2~asS ssnar1S
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Roth HOT TEMPERED.
psvsree for a Man and Wife Whe
We're Always Quarreiing.

s.xanah Anderson was granted a divorce
.-.sarssv from SoFen Anderson by Judge
1.<shs q the ground OF cruel treatment.
- evidence showed that fae couple were
r.rrtsG il Jsrsey City. y. j., II October,
81 and thss they cams 70 Washington
CO. six years ago. Most OF TIE time since
~ have been hers they have been En-
gsxed In raacaing. Anderson = a caFpen-
- and has occasionally worked al his
rad Il eas shown that for iha past two
essrs Anderson has been cruel 10 his wife
sarss of The specific Instances were as fol-
has. In November, 1884. he assaulted her
go ala clenchsd fists and dislgurec and
trs..sd her face. In July, iss5, he again
ssssa,.eG be- and beat her severely about
~ head and face with his fists. On De-
ssnbsr q, 1855. be made very brutal as
a., uron her and pulled her hair In a
k-s.al ard cruel manner, 50 that more or
l.ss q L came out. On each Of these &C
s.s,oas 30 called her names In which he
rsasa;sd on her chastity and also on her
naisrnal lineage.
Il xas also shown that during the eleven
Years they have lived together 1t has been
! series o. quarrels. and that on several
eeasseas they have lived apart from each
essr. Each reconciliation was followed
y auarrel. Il was evident from the tes-
emory that both The parties 70 the
srflon are TOO hot-tempeTed 10 live to-
fsasr 10 peace and harmony. The Issue
q tie unhappy union Is three Children
Elabath. aged . years. LUDWIG. aged 4.
saa Hllda, AGED years.
fasge Jacobs granted the divorces and
gsss tie custody OF tbs children 70 the
Fainzia, but extended the father the privt-
xTe a. visiting The youngsters at reason
sAa Intervals The wife was given the
personal property. which consists OF a COW,
!4fnsare and some other things OF small
fslae The defendant WAS given the pos
session Of the real estate. which consists
ss snail farm, which ts heavily encuGn-
ksed by a mort gage. In granting the d.
sages tns court said that whatever faults
;ss stfe might have. the husband had no
ssxas 10 enforce his commands with blows.
ea-ses or the use Of any other force. He
isE tie couple thai they must hereafter
tea. sAcd other ciYiIly, or that they might
save % sucer for contempt OF court.
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Round AND GAGGED.
south Park woman Maitrezred and
Robbed BY Two Trampx

Bound. gagged snd placed In a position
- sae could see her vsluabies ara house
held comforts taken ~ rwo nervy -n~r
vss the ordeal Ers Eyrran. % SoutA
Park, had 20 pass t1-cngn Thursday even
irE
Shortly after dark. as Mrs. LYMAN was
basy wigh domestic Affairs she was sud
denly seized. Esggad. securely bcunE and
placed n ar unc0rztergahIs position OF
tie soo-. The ksttis was ssesrniux mar
rIly sway OF TIRE ss7ws~ ard TIE tao
traraps prepared Aa3 sts 9 hearty supp@r
Asfsr isis was safs2s- ths tnrrs3sr~ gzsn-
cred % and carried away with them n
hsaskes several silver kr3vsS ard forks.
ard sIkE 81 sash-
Mrs Evrnan was liberated ~ hsr sAsn~r
Eater. asirx ~ n Ssgzt-co1 state. No
trace nas s@en found % Ire .hIeTss.
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TIE Seasfls Bakery Prowrieto-s' Pr--
cs-sivs Assecistscu wg.l meet ~ ths y~rio7
cafe. on Pike street: between FIRST ara
Seeond svences. tonSshe az 5 o'clock. Tha
chtect 81 the meeting Is 70 take some a.
CcE tn Coruectaou VITA the grocers' a-5
butchers assoc3atkon - lock afss- "a
credit system. sn6 90 Aiso st date ans
make plans for Ire proposed bakers err
Ei-fo1- Pvoprfeeors q 81 bakeries n ia
city Ars urged &c attend Ills meeting. NJ
E-ssheT-. c-wariEsr - TIE Retail tf-ssc~~s.
az1 F-rui; Dealers Exchange ard % shA
restaurant meas association. wsu ne.
VII Re bakers.
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OVER A SINGLE MILL
Citizens of Ballard Get Into n Court
Because of q Dispute.

Thursday A E. Aud caused the arrest
OF one Of the employees Of J. NJ Davis
shingie min because the mar called him
thief and used abusive language 10 him.
Late Thursday night Attorney p. V. Davis.
brother OF ]. II. Davis, caused the arrest
Of Aud for stealing abous 500 worth OF
belts, saws. luhricators, etc, from the
mill About O'Clock yesterday morning
Aud was released on his own recognizance
and yesterday his examination was set by
Justice ". 81 Vernon for l o'clock this
afternoon
The Davis brothers leased the mill from
Aud. Aud claims the lease has been
broken and ordered them 20 yacate, but
they refused 10 do SO. Aud wanted TO
deed the mill to the mortgages. and could
not while II was IN possession OF the Davis
brothers. Davis procured q search war
rant and found the missing property at
Auid's home. and Aud was then arrested.
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New suits.

The following suits wers lied IN tns
superior court yesterday:
8 " Grenisr vs.. J. Z. ChilSerg. TO re-
cover S2s5.o9 due on . prornissiory note
Susanah Anderson ys. Sorsn Anderson.
TO secure a divorce.
E w Woodviils IS. Nathan and EitA
Cogman. to recover 500 and 10 foFeclose
q mortgage.
Thomas Prosch VS.. George A. Wilson
and several others. TO recover possession
OF four manifestations Of school land
witch Prosch claims 20 have purchased
from the state. and which defendants ere
alleged 60 be wrongfully Ia posse sslon OF.
and others to reeover about SCI, 900 ana 10
forecioSa several mortgages.
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this city for treatment The friend HAD
been in contact with poison cak, which had
developed into eczema. He passed through
Wenatchee December 5, on bis way 70 this
city. bat according 70 AcBride's intorna-
tion has never been In the hospital here
and has not been heard OF since. Mcbride
unfortunately neglects 20 give his friend.s
name. which viii somewhat handicap the
police In looking him 70.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-16
A Mining Incorporation.

Articles OF incorporation or the Calapoia
Gold Mining Company we're yesterday
fled with the county auditor by Emil O..
Iindstrom. r. :. Kinds and Harwood Nor
yan THE capitaf stock Is ss00. 900. divided
into sno. COO shares % 81 each. The object
of the company Is 10 carry on general
mining business IN Oregon. Washington
and ofaer portions OF the United States
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-16
Two Funerals.

The body of the late James Manogus Ia
20 be buried today IN calvary cemetery.
the train leaving the foot Of Columbia
street at fs o'clock noon Funeral services
VIII De held az 1850 this morning IN the
church OF Our Lady OF Good Help.
The funeral OF the late william T..
Tickle. VINO died Thursday morning a..
Providence hospital, viii occur tals after
noon at O'Clock from the undertaking
rooms % Butterworth e Co. The body
VIII be Inferred in Mount Pleasant Gene
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-16
BURNS ANNIVERSARY.
The Local Scotch Society 10 Ceie-
hrate nj Collins Hall.

The Scotch Society OF Seattle will cele-
brate the 1sstn anniversary OF the birth OF
Bobbis Burns in this city January = with
a grand banquet and ball At meeting
OF the society held last night the mode OF
celebration was adopted and the following
committee OF arrangements appointed; J.
L. Provin. ]. r. Stirrat, William Chis-
holm, Matthew Dow. James McCalium anu
Donald McRae-
A programme % speeches and music sp-
propriate TO the occasion viii be arranged
and general fete IN honor OF the poet
will be held. Full particulars viii be pub
lshed later.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-16
KILLED By DYNAMITE.
THE FATE OF MINER DExDArF AT
BLACK DIAMOND.

Evfdertiy Believing That Cencus-
sion Only wogfd Explode the Dy-
Mantle. He Was In His Cabin
Thawfnx IL ous-saddeaIy His
Co-workers Heard Terrific
TO Fragments and Hurled
Through the Air. and the Lfeless
Among the Rufns. Hole ThrouSh
His Head Two Inches Square.
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woman who would commit suicide be-
cause OF dependency, and the reporter
Acknowledged that she did not mo
man" she continued, ''jiited me. because
| am married already and my husband f.
living. so / could not rsmarry without
first getting a divorce"
Lastly. she said she was not acquainted
with any eligible man IN Ballard whom
she would care TO marry.
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A FEW LEFT.
III You Have Not Done SO, You
Should send Some of the New
Years Edition 20 Friend. East

There are yet e few copies % the New
Years edition or tire Pest Int al3tSence~
uusolt- y Won have not sent cut Some e
them 70 year friends n other parts o. tha
country. you Should Do 50 nov. what
better means o3Dld - used % CIV. your
sasferu friends a correct ana cou2plafa
krawie3Ee 81 Seattle ard ire state
TAe papers can - hzS a. TIE busfv esz
cfHcs % she Post-rnt - Eeucer. They
cost tea cents each ara the postage re-
aulred e four cents
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sur ron somooL LASp.



Feemas W P~osch yesterday sued Geo
= wilson ard Mol'is Wilson - recover
F'sssS.or % ere northeast quarter q
-saoa = township IS narth range s east:
fer he Withholding thereof. ara $50
aHsSes caused hv .he loss - the value
~ rerts ana PROFITS thereof.
saatiT a',eEea thaT bis fee-slnnle utie
ise above Described property was o.
anf@ ~ h'u as follows. TAe ien5 vas
se.sctee ay the territory - wash
-, acting through the county com
s..sasrs ~ King county. Their territory
Warrington. or May "a $50. IN the
- ani fern prescribed by law n
= = deficiencies existing n school $50
IS sr8 81 SO Indemnity. ~ reason -
,1cics cxlsri0r IN school sections IS
- = Htthia ths lAn4 SlstrAc; embracing
aosxe men doned property. The selec-
a&s SAae pursuant 70 ans IA The
sF Prescribed - ire act x congress.
.ssfeFes Msrch e fsgN, entisieas AR act
esstsA ere territorial government g
- 'sstsos' siso pursuant - an5 - ae-
So with tAe requirement prescr5 hs&
act - congress. approved FcAruary
~ satit'et. "Au at 20 suthcrtxa
s n7oo tee = saA - sections. who
49, Before tAe sGrveys % tie paNitc
49,. e present tAetr settlements" The
So wAra raa&s was pa~suan: - Nnd
s,..sssce v'-A re laws % the Cuited
49, cay approved Nay 4 1885. ~ TIE
-Fy g tee interior ~ ths Unitea
Perfenco l. the Only True Test.
= = Turner, Of the State InSaranoe Of
- - s@asfl oE'e, ssvS 'Cs1; of the soorvs OF
,s1asasclaes 80 the market there Is only
Haye any confidence IN ard that IS
.e..---seflAia's Cogga Rernefv. j make this
80 AFTER 81 expeTien>s q twelve
~ - q ials valuable remedy orcouEhs
- ,ss II Is splendid. bus where It's work
100 i wllh children subject 60 Group.
~ Z a ~ hoz-e al az tiIae& Fog sac
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The funeral services OF Miss Eta Z.
Goodman. who died AZ Providencs hospl-
tai Wednesday morning. were held yester-
dsy a. 10 o'clock at the wilxinski resi-
dence. eoa Fourth avenue. A large num-
Der o. sorrowtng relatives and friends ec-
coupaaisd the remains 20 the jewish Gem
etery. where the interment took place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-16

The sagar-coa ting. which makes Ayers
prs 50 easy 20 take. dissoives trnmedi-
ateIy on reaching the stomach, and so PER
rr14fs the full strength and benefit Of the
medicine 70 be promptly communicated.
Az your druxgise FOR Ayers Almanac,
<tys g.
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The Same.
Old Sarsaparilla.

That's Ayers. The same old
sa-sapariIia As it wss made and
sold By Dr.. ]. c Aver SO years
ego. In the laboratory il Is
different. There modern appli-
ances lend speed TO skill and
experience. But the ssrssps-
rilla Is the same old sarsapsriIIa
that made the record-so years
Of cures. Why don { We better
it, Well, we're much in the
condition of the Bishop and the
raspberry: Doubtless, +" he
said, GOD might have made .
better berry. But doubtless
also, He never did. Why
don't we better the sarsaparillaf
We can't We are using the
same ofd psant that cured the
Indians and the Spaniards. II
has not been bettered. And
since see make sarsaparilla COM
pound ont Of sarsapariila plant.
we see no way of improvement.
Of course, II we were making
some secret chemical compound
we might. But we're not.
We're making the same old sar-
saparilla TO cure the same old
diseases. You can tell it's the
sasne old sarsapavfllo be-
cause Ii works the sanse old
cures. It's the sovereign blood
purifier, and--it's Ayers.
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rraaa Seattle. faelo3tag se~ta IL tourist
Sa~enS-. 81 arSt class tce.ae2aS oerth in
Pullman Sleeper Tor u'sta 5e2NiaE k---a
ne,, yanuars - Rates 80 Points East
th-essrh C-aHfer~sz sane IS VA %o~thsFn
ines. southern P&c4Gc Ueket esnce. So
FIRST sVenne
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THEY MEET TODAY.
TAXPAYERS To DISCUSS PROPOSED
REVENUE LAW REFORMS.

The xumber of Signatures TO the
position to the Recon- M nd ations
of the Recent Convention at TIA
cema-Chamber of Commerce,
O'Clock This Afternoon.
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Carapa~fsfon-

we az now prepared 20 90 composite,
ser IRE yrn9@ tRny measured 81 EoanarsIl
%t-ico ErsVier Rr3 Laag Primer. Sa-ls-
facE5an T'-arantssd- Can Or address Post
iE1e.l.Eec -er seattle
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1 FIGHT FOR OFFICE
uaRsHALsaIP OF BALLARD
~ur BONE or CONTENTION

~.a~ who Have Qunrreie6 for
-. past Eleven Years Granted a
-.-~~~-urs. Abbfe ID. Brown
-x<red 90 Render an Accounting
~,.hin n week--Her Father Asks
~.t the Proceedings BE Dis
-...ea--A Large Foreclosure suit
.~~fnss the Deuays-
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J v Mcbride. % E.ie1ssz-x wrf-es
Chssg Reed concerning = friend % tss wso
isft re okarogaa cc2nsry cary n De-
exxzSs. % GENE 70 FreyS9snzs aoz-ztzl II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-16

The people WHO are opposed 70 ehs
proposed revenue law reforms considered
o. the late convention AZ Tacoma have
succeeded IN getting long list CT sigma
lures 70 their call for a public meeting az
the Chamber Of Commerce at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon The object OF the meet
ing. as stated in the call, Is 10 take meas
ures to prevent anything OF a harsh and
oppressive character becoming law. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-16

George Kinuear.
Griffith Davies.
j. X. Netcalfs.
@. W. Bruce
l.. Diller.
W. r. Bravlsy.
+. y. HamIin.
Alexander Mclean,
William G. E2miin.
c W. Turner.
r. II. Clarke.
George NeweH.
ID. T.. DuriS.
Z. II. Cam.
J. -. Lcwman-
d. & X Gottstein.
G. F. Dearborn.
A. a. Denny.
w. z. Epler.
III. r. else.
r. o. Guy.
II. b. Loomis.
". Parry Smith.
q. A. Kinnear-
II. r. Holmes.
r. p. Maple.
+. Sartori.
James Campbell
T. G. Collins.
". II. Afeem.
Fred Gasch.
j. W. Dickman.
Proprietor Chicago
Clothing HOUSE.
George ". Dunlap.
J.. w. Fuller.
O. l.. Barnes.
j.. G. Hay.
II. L. Sizer.
a. Robinson
G.. b. Holman
Robert LivesIey.
r 6. Portway.
L. G.. Baird.
+. 3. Cleveland.
Z ~. Randolph.
A. J. Young.
Andrew Preston.
It. NJ. Twtss.
II. NJ. Treat.
w. I. Gravar.
l.. Moser.
Dell Seaman,
w. W. Feas.
= BURY.
T.. Clayson.
q. ~. Lsanax.
j s Kloebsr.
r.. Perry.
]. r. Simison-
s. T. Knips.
Robt. II. NcMann.
3. selig.
". II. Reeves.
II II. Peiton.
a G.. BENJAMIN.
CT aries Crowley.
W. Brown.
s. r. Nillman.
L. p. Youngs.
G. r. CARPENTER.
William Franssn.
J II sullivan
W. Chapman. NJ. n.
J r. Chapman
Charles Thomas.
r. J Middleton
l.. Mathews.
= @ EAra.fsrt
y. J. Keith.
z. Cohr.
A. @. Meeker.
II. a. Alvord.
n. q. Brown.
J. ". Brewster.
J +. Riggs.
Hugh Gordon.
=, W. Dearborn
". #. Dearborn.
II. RI. Dearborn
=. y. Roberts.
e. Anderson.
O.. r. pske-.
A c. Roberts.
p. II. Roberts
J. =. Clark.
r. J. Reiaha~s,s.
Thos. II. petereos.
John G.. ScuTry.
John Arthur,
George ". Hall.
r n SCHUYLER.
". g Hselsn.
L. Ssiutmcvs~.
r W Nils
Robert Abrams
Taos. " tsvasch.
4 = Bowman.
F. T. Smar.
g. W. Y 7An9-
r. =. BriEx~.
s Z, Davidson.
". T. Gree1.
r g Damon.
~. PaaA.
II. z. Pear.
II. r BtSiey VI. n
Dexter Horton.
z MIR
" r Wilson.
2 n Drwn.
Swan I wss
r - NJ soon.
Charles Watts.
David CSraAau,.
NJ r. Harlem
q. " Gillette.
= = parkhuFst.
W. Richardson
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A alea Case C25asS &c L. last r-,sr-
szs54Ta,1 ta@ e1oease. as = wss sariAs e.
S2f1 80 tssaitsTA-s. a. asst I realms ~
aistFi1Ese Sasa-Zscn- an east fer "a xts~
F4rs~~-Ner ySxx Press
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IN T-rnr A coin IN ONE nAr

TAXA Laxative Ercs,e Outline TRntsts
r1rugxfsts refund Eaessy < K s24.s 70 cure.
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We haze ever 10 bsvs' salts 81 xfvss
a0e pattsrss. wo-Ta - e "a =. 20 ela~a
cut 20 EsA Gus Brown GO.
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~ AstAzA -
ID. T. Denny.
J. A. Stewart.
"A. Feek.
George 3. AGair.
u. kaufman.
3. X. eoombs.
r. 2. Daniels.
j. ". Carpenter.
j. r. McNaugnL-
d. &. Eaay.
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