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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17
WEDDING our CIVIL SERVICE.
Sweeping Changes to Re Made in the
Near Future

Near Future.
Washington.-It'is understood that a
Presidential edict, removing "a large
number OF Government officers from
the civil service, probably will be pro-
mulgated before Thanksgiving day.
The order is one which has been i'm
contemplation many months, having
been deferred from time to time. owing
to the pressure OF war business.
As at present determined upon, the
order will affect upward OF 5000 places.
1t will include deputy collectors of in
ternal revenue who are authorized to
become acting collectors, actually sery-
ing in that capacity. There are about
5000 of these deputies.
The largest class affected is the corps
OF examining surgeons of the pension
bureau, OF whom there are in all over
400. There seems to be a general un-
derstanding that it will be better to
have these left out of the civil service,
although Secretary Bliss, while under
stood to favor such action, would not
recommend it. Over 5000 of these
surgeons are stated at the Civil Service
Commission never to have been classi-
fled under the civil service law. The
order will clear up the misapprehen-
sion as to the actual status of the whole
corps and place them all outside.
About fifty Office deputy marshals
heretofore reported as classified but
concerning whose status there has been
some doubt because of their being in
the judicial branch of the service, are
expected to be placed in the exempt
class. There are other scattering posi-
tions, including some Of a liduciary and
confidential character, which will ag-
gregaie possibly several hundred.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17

growing. The cities are great distrib-
utive points in which the business is
done mainly by English houses, which
Will not push American goods ii they
can sell their own. The United States
has at present but a very small share
IN the trade. In Shanghai there are
but three American firms; in Hong
Kong and Singapore there are none.
The merchants are only middlemen,
the trade being with the natives, who
Will only buy what they know and
have seen. The report suggests that
trade can be built up.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17

Washington.-The Department OF
State has received from the British
Embassy an invitation to the Govern
ment of the United States to take part
in the Western Australian Mining and
Industrial Exposition, which is to be
held Mt Coolgardie beginning March
2lst and continuing for at least two
months. Special scope will be afforded
for the exhibition oi mining, timber
and agricultural machinery, goId-sav-
ing appliances, electric lighting APP
paratus, bicycles, tents and dwelling
house requirements, condensers, SAM
tary ware, cooking appliances and food
specialties.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17
Fall snwn Crana.

For fall sown crops the soil requires
different treatment from that given in
spring. Having grown crop in the
summer it is pretty well loosened to
considerable depth, and seldom re-
quires blowing in fall to depth Of
eight or ten inches unless manure is TO
he turned under for the purpose of
tightening the soil. Work ON the sur
face is what is mainly required, letting
the clover crop do the real sub-soil
work. A cut away or disc harrow
run over the ground after the summer
harvested crops, followed later by
shallow blowing will put soil in first
class condition for the fall sown crop.
The real labor required to prepare soil
for fall sown crops is so slight tina.
there is hardly any excuse for permit
ting ground to remain bare.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17
Dewey Rspor.. ou let !. r.llnr.

Washington. -Admiral Dewey ha.
eablcd the Navy Department that
everything is quiet at pekine: that no
further troubles are anticipated and
that American insterests in China are
not in danger. The Petrol is at Tauk.
the seaport OF Tien-tsin, and, as navi-
cation OF the Peiho river, upon which
Tlen-tsin is situated, closes in Novem-
Der, no attempt will be made to sebd
the vessel up that stream. The Boston
has sailed from Tau for Chefoo.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17
Use Lime This Fall,

The continued use of lime without
the employment of fertilizers is inju-
rious, especially to poor soils, but it is
valuable on lands that have had con-
tinued applications of stable manure.
Caustic lime is probably the best form
in which to apply it, and fall the best
time to do the work. As is we'll known,
lime loosens heavy compact soils, in
creases the activity OF organic matter
and sweetens the soil. Most crops are
benefited by its use, although on some
it has little or no effect, good or bad,
while on still other crops it is plainly
injurious.
Indian corn, millet, both common
and hungarian, rye, carrots, potatoes
and the grasses red top and Rhode Is
land bent are not apparently affected by
the use of lime. Beets of all kinds
and most vegetables, tobacco sorghum,
wheat, oats, barley, alfalfa, timothy
and Kentucky grass show positive gain
when grown on lined soil, while lime
seems positively injurious to blue
lupin, common sorrel and water
melons. 1t depends on the character
OF the soil and the crops grown, as
well as the practice of rotation and the
rate of application how often lime
can be applied to advantage. As
general rule, one-half to one and
a-half tons per acre every five years is
sufficient. This heavy application at
the intervals named would be better
than smaller applications at shorter in
tervals. The rate of applications is
based on the soil being of an average
weight and fairly supplied with fer
filters, commercial or barn yard.
Then, too, the soil must be fairly well
supplied with organic matter to make
lime beneficial to the fullest extent.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17
BIaIne HonorahIx I., n...

"ashlngton.-By direction OF the
PRESIDENT the tollowing-named officers
OF the Volunteer Army are honorably
discharged from the service of the
United States, to take effect on Decem-
Der slst, their services being no longer
required Captain James g. Blaine.
Assistant Adjutnnt-General and son Of
ex-secretary Blaine; Captain E. Muir.
ray, Second Assistant Adjutant-Gen.
eral.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17
Small VS.. Large Cows.

Porf. Brandt, of Germany, conducted
three experiments with light and heavy
dairy cows, each lasting four weeks,
the second commencing seventy days
after the close Of the first, and the
third year after the beginning OF the
first. Thirty OF the heaviest mixers
in the herd We're separated into lots of
fifteen cows each, according to live
weight. The cows were kept under
similar conditions as to feed and care
during the trial, none being bred after
the beginning of the experiment. The
average weight of the heavy cows was
], 1908 pounds, and of light cows 979
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17

Santiago de Chile.-The Puma de
Atacama boundary question is nearing
a settlement. A protocol has been
signed and joint commission to dis
cuss the boundary question at Buenos
Ayres has been appointed. If con
ference reaches no result the United
States Minister will be the final arbi-
traitor.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17
Ons or Dswey's ships Ordered Her,

Washington. -Admiral Dewey ad-
vises the Navy Department that the
auxiliary cruiser Nero, whose coal re-
Gently caught fire when she went into
Chinese waters, is OF no use ON the
Asiatic station, and she will be sent
TO San Francisco.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17

The antimonopolistic sentiment in
this country is not modern idea. In
l7I7 Massachusetts passed an act en-
titled ito prevent monopoly and OPP
preston. "
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17

Roupy chicks OF roupy parentage,
are menace to successful poultry
Keeping, truthfully says L. W. Proctor,
in Rural New Yorker.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-17

In the Hawaiian Islands there are
twice as many men as women.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate. sub
1ect to the usual conditions. Will be re-
ceived at office OF undersigned at VAN
couver Barracks. state, OF Washington;
which time they Will he publicly opened.
for furnishing the following named sub
sistenee stores required by the I. >.
Army. delivered at Dyea, Skaguay. or
Alaska. as the government may
elect, not later than February /,
1898: 5000 lbs bacon. short clear
sides, 70 to ~ lbs, each side
covered with muslin. packed Two
sides in one securely sewed gunny: 49,
800 lbs flour, number spring wheat.
fresh ground. good color. perfectly sound.
two 50-lb sacks in buriap: $3.50 lbs bak-
ing powder. absolutely pure, in ir-lb cans.
i2-lb cases; 5000 lbs beans. white, hand
picked. in lo0-ib double sacks; 5000 lbs
split peas. in lo0-lb double sacks; 5000 lbs
rice, head. in l00-lh double sacks; 5000
lbs coffee. roasted. in l00-lb double sacks:
500 lbs tea. English breakfast. In half
chests; $4,000 lbs sugar. extra c, In lG0-lb
double sacks; loco gallons vinegar. free
from adulteration. In 2o-gallon kegs: 1900
lbs salt, in loo-lb double sacks: go lbs
pepper. BLACK ground. Glib tins. 2a-lb
e.o04 lbs chocolate. plain. in l2-lb boxes:
1000 lbs butter. creamery. In tubs of
about 90 lbs; 100S cans milk. condensed.
caSed.
proposals. The cost of delivery at destina-
ton must be included in price of the arti-
Gle. All packages must be in good condi~
ton and plainly marked with the name OF
the article therein, and the gross. tare and
net weight Bids may be sent by telegraph
Articles subject to inspection at points of
purchase by undersigned or some person
designated by him.
D. L. BRAINARD. Captain.
G. $. U. 5. Army.
1907
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31
CITY NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - Second
Avenue South Improvement"

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - Second
Avenue South Improvement"
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
secretary of the board Of public works Of
The city OF Seattle up TO o'clock y. M,
Thursday, January 9Th, 1898. for the i'm
provement of Second Avenue South, from
1esler Way to 80 feet south OF Jackson
street, by repiankng said street between
SAID SAD points, as provided by ordinance No.
4.lo, creating local Improvement district No.
lsi, ana IN accordance with the plans and
specifications now on file in the office OF
the board of public works.
,,d Each bid must be accompanied by GER
uied check, payable TO the order OF the
cItF comptroller. for a sum not less than
I'VE 9a) per cent. OF the bid and no bid
WIZ be ,'2nsidered unless accompanied by
The successful bidder will be required TO
e e INTO a contract and furnish salts
!actofy bond Tor the amount required by
me city charter and the laws of the state
ot washington, within ten days after be-
ing notifed OF the award of the contract
70 MIN, failing to do so. the said check
aetteo 70 the city. No person is eligible
as a bidder who has within two wears
gitor 70 The letting of said contract made
HeIault IN payment of any Just claim
I9r any work or labor performed or any
SKIN or material furnished pursuant to
any such contract az herein advertised
or VINO within said two wears failed 70
complete any such contracts.
Special attention is called TO article xiii.
ID ,a,i me city charter as now in force. re-
VIII, sec. 81. subs. / and 2 relating m
bonds and suretieS
The board OF public works reserves the
rlgnt 10 reject any and all bids
proposals must be Endorsed on enyelone
ment." ''' i'"P'o se-
BY order OF the board of public works
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Date Date of first publication, December 9th
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31

CITY TREASURERS NOTICE-sNsuas.ss
Is hereby given that the assessment z,
of Local Improvement District 10 ~
the City OF Seattle, created by oroln sss..
No. 1904, entitled an Ordinance pros'ssyss
for the Improvement of Howell street
the city Of Seattle. from Boren a Aver
10 the alley between Terry ana Ia
Avenues and the alley running "a, 49, -.
Block 40. Heirs OF Sarah A. beiis -, -
ord Addition. by constructing ~ ~
stone pipe sewer throughout ssia ~
ton OF Howell Street ard said aiiey, =
gether with all the necessary YVES, ~ -.
ings, manholes, lampholes. Vehtii11.ss.s
catch basins and flushing tanks any ~ a A.
viding for the payment therefor y ,sA
mode of immediate payment, ana - 80 4,
fishing a fund for such paymeIt =, rs~s
assessment upon all the lots ana ps.ssssss
OF land benefited by such improyems:sss.
has been certified 10 me for cons $50,
and that unless payment OK tns sNs ~.
rnent thereon contained ~ naoe 49,.
80 days from the date OF the nrss .r., shsa
ton OF this notice, sucfi assess niss a,fay.
become deIinouent and SHAH pesI 1.rr
est al the rate Of 10 per cent. per aaass s
until Paid. and IL not paid pstv ,r,,,sr.
assessment shall have become deihV essd
q penalty Of 5 per cent. snhi " .ssrs@
and the sums delinquent shaii pe m,,-ress
on the annual tax roll TOT lno - d.
year against each LOT ana paIceaa ,isssra
iinnuent and with the interest, coilss ,,ars
as other taxes. separate aceou 's.s,n ~
kept thereof. and ii not paid Whit s,in tara
time fixed for the payment Q, CIV, s,,es d.
shall be collected. together WIN ss - ar
dltionai charges and penalties ~ ne. q
thorfzed TO be charged ana en- y, nayca
other delinquent taxes. each ~. ~ for TIE
so delinquent shall be solu .,h iatsf.
amount ~ such assessment VIZ" ~ -
ests and costs, at the time ai ana a.
manner and by the. same ca, sst ,ansa.
lands and lots are sold for CITY r.s nuf
cf,v Treasured. Of the City ~ Wssa.
DATE ot t,rst publication. Seattle. "Aaa
T1aa
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -" Erirs.
avenue South Improvement"
-Notlce ~ hereby given that sealed promo
sdis VIII be received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board of puhllf, Jrorks -
ne city OF Seattle up TO O'Clock 70 m
rriaaY. January 7th, isss. for the Improve.
hTnt o' FIRST Avenue South from thu
Southerly margin OF Yesler WAY H. iao ,a.
south OF Jackson Street by repianktno "a ~
street street between said points as provided by
VI imam" IN no 80" creating local improve
n,tut 1'sifict NO. lts. and in accordan nee
Htkh tle plans and specifications now an
ne IN The office OF the board Of public
Each bid must be accompanied nv car
uhed check, payable 10 the order Of tine lilo
comptroller, for a sum not less than fIT,e *
"a -, ctsi. OF the bid. and no bid will he con-
S'osisu unless accom- panied by aid rherk
Ihe successful bidder will be required m
enter III 70 a contract and furnish safisfar
rSiy nof'd tor the amount required by he
T.tS ehaftcr and the laws of the s,ata 80
Washington. within zen. davs af,., - 80, y.
hoJhea or the award OF the Contract -
t nm; Iaihns 10 DO so. the said check and
-, ,ltS 80, aii.y.nS nxed therein will be forfeited
~ iIe cry. 40 person IL eligible as a hid
deT VINO has Within two years MIR - -.
LING o. saId contract made. .;esauIt In
- I'm i.'eat 90 any 1ust claim for any work or
s sa.,ot ilt! formed or any skill or msfertai
suFhlEned pursuant 20 any such contrart - a
herein advertised or who Within sa5d az. ao
neaTs. failed 10 complete any such corr
Special attention is called 70 article xx,,i
ot the cry charter as now In so-cs -
l9ting 20 hours Of labor" and 70 sr,ir1s
ho ca1 aT1 81, SUBS and 2. relating to
The board % public works reserves ~.
IN To reject any and all bids. '''e
men;." improve
By order Of he board Of public works
,ed pate OF FIRST publication. December 18th
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
6AN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPAN 1,
engineers and contractors: bridge build
Ing. dredging. harbor improvements and
general contracting. Charles street and
First avenue south.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY. builders
OF bridges for railroads and highways;
pile driving. trestle and wharf building.
SD Seattle National Bank building.
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE-NOTrC-p,
- aereoy given that the assessment ri
Q! Local Improvement District No ~ for
ne Improvement Of Anna Street In ~.
Icy 81 seattle from North line OF Powell
ntFeei 70 the south llne Of Caller stree
ah1Fr me provisions OF Ordinance No
-sss pr0Yldlns for said Improvement, -,
sfaginS the same and Constructive st3ss
Walks tnsreon. and for an asssssrnsn, -,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31

CITY TREASURER's NoTlcE-NofrT
Is hereby given that the assessment 81
OF Local Improvement District M 4,
in the City of Seattle, created by Or
nance No. 46is. Entitled an OrdIsann
providing for the improvement 81 Pr
Street in the City Of Seattle. from 81.
enth Avenue 10 Eighth Avenue 81 -
planking the same, and providing ior =
payment therefor by the mode 81 inszs
date payment. and establishing 4 fri
for such payment by an assessment upcs
all the lots and parcels OF land hene6sa
by such Improvement has been cegtldA
TO me for collection. and that ullea ~.
ment or the assessment thertoa -
tanned Is made within 30 days from Ia
date of the first publication OF tne IL
tice such assessment snail become delt
Quent and shall bear interest at the AN
OF 10 per cent. per annum until paid III
II not paid before such assessment: sA1i
have become delinquent penalty d /
per cent. shall be added. and the am
delinquent shall he entered on the snrgk
tax roll for the current year against els
lot and parcel so delinquent and With n
interest collected as other taxes, SEPT
rate account being kept thereof. ana Z
not paid within the time fixed FOR ~
payment of city taxes shall be colleria
together with such additional Clara
and penalties as are authorized 70 y
charged and collected on other DID,
Quent taxes, each lot or parcel 30 deia
ouent shall be sold fer the a!norn (
such assessment, with interests and cosl
at the time and In the manner and y
the same authority as lands and lots ~
GEORGE F. MEAcHAx
City Treasurer of the City OF SealA
Date OF first publication. Seattle, wa,
December %. 1897.
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WANTt,p--Bs, Arm

GENTLEMAN wants rc0fa ard beard n
prisate family or bssardtug nol}Se MA
SURROUNDINGS are hcnte-iike. NlthGt wa{k-
ing distance OF pcStoGs<e. hSSs 81 p. g,sr
Vnces. Address. stating prize ara fun
nar,teulass. J, T.. care ft<t- az esil..e.,.,Sr
WANrEn-Ey 4 voung married y,.,,.,,la
room and board IN a pgisalt fsn,I3V ~
dress l. II. II, eare fsost- tnsel ,.sf,s.e-
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NOTICE TO TEAMSTERs-He"0

NOTICE TO TEAMSTEKs--ie
Dead Animals. -. .saled pro-
Notice Is hereby given ,hat 49, under.
signed Secretary Of the board r. q p'DD D.
works up to 10 O'Clock q. m, .a,,us iron
eember 3lst, lsg7. for the naa "a and IL
any part OF the city TO loas s,sar 10.
block 40. Of Commercial stres .s,s a. des1
tor Addition. In South $50 Cortssn
will be made for one wear i,o~ ,royisiosS
.st, 1893. in conformity with tns
OF ordinance No. 4.ii2. u,h,e WoseA
BY order Of the Board 2, ~ 'Ess1N.
fhASn secgesaf
Date OF LIST Publication. Dscs
lka7 Il It
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wANTED-ReaL ESTATE

HAVE Eastern buyers fe- Income pay
snr property: VIII assume Hacr.gakSs
Radcliffe. sos Pscnses.
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICEr-N 0T!l
Is hereby given that the assessment y
OF Local Improvement District No Z
In the City of Seattle, created BY Or
nance No. 1919. Entitled an 0fdmaas
providing for the Improvement Of ot2
dental Avenue In the city OF SeaHt
from the center line OF Yesier Wal Z
replanking the same and proyidingt cf -
payment therefor by the mode Of ;mrt
diate payment. and establishing 'ra
for sucn payment by an assessment w
all the lots and parcels OF land oenei5
by such Improvement. has been certaa
to me for collection. and that unless ~
ment OF the assessment thereon "
tanned IL made within 20 days from y
date OF the first publication OF tar
tice such assessment shall become aess
Quent and shall bear interest az lhe ~
OF 10 per cent. per annum until paid Y.
II not paid before such assessment ~
have become delinquent a penalty ~
per cent. shall be added. and the -
delinquent shall he entered on the sha.s
tax roll for the current year against az I.
lot and parcel so delinquent and VIA =
interest collected as other taxes ~
rate account being kept Thereon, ~ !.
not paid within the time fixed iqt Y,
payment Of city taxes shall be coiies.n
together with such additional cnsfg.
and penalties as are authorized e =
charged and collected on other es IN.
Quent taxes. each lot or parcel 20 oshy
quent shall be sold for the amour. :
such assessment, with interests ana 80 :
at the time and in the manner ana
the same authority as lands ana ioss y
~ 40 GEORGE r. MEAcHAM;
City Treasurer OF the City OF Ss 49,
Date OF first publication. Seattle. VIZ
December % 1897.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-One Of the best Iora.ea res
taurants. Come and get what tnforyna-
ton you desire from Mayer Realty Co.
35-S5 Union block
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CITY TREASuRER'S NOTICE -
is hereby given that the asses,.Vls2
of Local improvement Dis,r.rs = NJ
in the city OF Seattle. created va ~
nance NO. ie-o: Entitled an orssssessss
providing. for the improyemsn, - "a
Avenue South in the CITY a. y VIA
from the northerly margin :, Msis
Street % the northerly uaarxin :. sns;s
born Street, by replank.ng ihss y. ~.
OF said streets between sasS Nssaa
heretofore planked and proyid;n. ,eIaa
paymen; therefor by the mode - ~ 70 ~
diate payment, and establishing . -.
for such payment by an asssssrn.cM, s a.
all the lots and parcels OF land 800
by such Improvement. has been s 49,.
10 me for collection. and that un,sssss ~
ment of tina assessment thsrsrsS pays
tanned is made within 80 dsys A. -
date OF the first publication a. - =
tiee such assessment shall tecoms 4 3
Quent and shail bear inssres, at In ~, -.
of 10 per cent per aInum until nall - =!
If not paid before such assessure. ~ -
have become delinquent a pena,fs ~ y
per cent. shall be added ana ~ g
delinquent shall be entered on INA s..s
tax roll for the current year assins 49, y
LOT ana parcel so delinquent ana MN &
interest collected as other taxes 80
not paid within the time fixed n. s $
payment of city taxes shah he snss..s
together with such additional ss.,'s
and penalties as are authorized - l.
charged and collected on other S.ss
auent taxes, each lot or parcel 3 s,,:s
Guent shall he sold for the anouns 80 !
such assessment, with interests ana 49,
at the time and In the manner ana :
the same authority as lands and lots -
sold for city taxes.
GEORGE F. MEACHAN
City Treasurer of the City OF Sea,th
Date OF first publication. Seattle, Va
December .. 1897.
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FOR SALE-A 3e-room lodging house; CEN
sral location Mayer Realty Co., S3-Ss
Union block
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FOR SALE-A spleniidiy located loiglnE
Mayer Really Co, Ss-s5 Union block.
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DsR&Aa, uosR1ages. Deaths.
"a oE6ef 70 secure correct Insertion q
E00ooo u01Ge the1o headings, the same
o6ou1 - lit at the bus1ness onscs o. snSs
oeper. No ehArGe - made s1r sucn nosc1s
vuneFa1 notices, resolutions or other spe-
81 Annoouce0ents win be charged n sns
eoto - = cents per hne each inseYfton
R00I-TNTEIIIsFsE -.