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The Ambrose Bolivar II Small, bat
She HAD = Rich Cargo.


KEY WEST. April 1.-THE Ambrose
koiiyar. $ little Cuban coasting steamer.
taken by the monitor Terror last night.
arrived here tonight. The Bolivar looked
ike . toy boat a. tina prize crew brought
her tn. But the little SpaBiard was richer
than ahe locked. as was learned WHEN sfo.-
100 If silver was found stored in her, be-
sidcs cargo of bananas ana 3e0 casks of
wine. She was bound from Port Iinion.
Costa Rico. for Havana, by way OF Car
d-nas. with seven passengers and a crew
Of tan. One blank shot brought the steam
er to. Upon her arrival at Key West the
silver was transferred to the naval station,
whore II il strongly guarded.
Incoming boats today report the block
ode situation unchanged. and ali peaceful
about Havana
The Detroit had a lively two-hour chase
after a mysterious gunboat Monday night.
\ torpedo boat reported Spanish gun
boat TO the westward" and little later
the hattleship Iowa slgnaied she Detroit.
Two Spanish sunhoats 10 the westward"
The Detroit started on the search, but aft
er thoroughly securing the waters siie
found no trace OF the enemy and returned
10 the nset
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SENATE HAD A sEosT SESSION.
stewart Suggests the Aiming of the
Ensgr.~sss fu Cuba.

WASHINGTON. April 27-Ths sena q
was iii session hut an hour and a half to-
day. during which time no important busi-
ness was transacted
Soon after the senate convened. Stewart
OF Nevada introduced the following reao-
luton. for whica he asked Immediate con-
slderation:
THAT the secretary OF war be and he is
hereby directed 10 furnish The senate with
an estimate or the amount OF approfsria-
ton necessary 10 equip. snbsist and fur
nish WITH munitions of war the Cuban
army low at war with Spain, and such
additions as may be made thereto from the
people OF Cuba. until the Spanish army
shall be expelled from the island or until
the next session OF congress"
Hale suggested that the resolution had
better go 20 the committee on military az
fairs, and after statement by Allison
that the whole subject covered by the res
0iuilon was row being considered by the
proper committees. and that there would
be no delay, Mr. Stewart agreed that the
resolution should go TO the military COM
n3itiee
No business OF Importance pressing for
Sonsideration. the senate began 10 consider
Bills on the general calendar.
A bin was passed 10 provide for the sale
Of public lands in Missouri.
AT p. n, IL being the evident intention
% some TO object 10 consideration OF ali
bills. Wilson OF Washington noved that
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REBUILDING THE POWDER PLANT.
Machinery Ordered to Replace the
su.okeiesx Powder MsiI

SANTA CRUZ, Ca, April 1.-THE work
of rebuilding the destroyed gunpowaer
plant Is already under way. Machinery
has been ordered and az speedily as poHa.-
bic the plant will be in operation. The
machinery in the naval smoke.ess powder
mill. which was destroyed, had only been
IN operation 8 few weeks. OF the eleven
bodies recovered. one Is unidentified. The
remains Of ths victims were so fr.ghtfaiiy
eharred and tnanglcd as 10 be almost be-
ycnd recognition. The powder company
will pay all the funeral expenses and also
erect monuments over The graves OF the
victims.
In addition TO the buildings. thousand
cords OF wood. valued at sl,6o9. were de-
siroycd.
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CONSULTING OVER BOND ISSUES.
Secretary Gage Arranging With III
uanciers to Float the Loan.


NEW YORK. April 27.-Secretary Gage
is In this city. During the morning he was
in conference with Assistant, Treasurer
Jordan. James Speyer and other leading
financiers. The secretary refuses 10 talk
as to the purpose Of the meeting.
Later a conference was held in the sub
treasury between Secretary Gage and j. A.
Stewart. president Of the United States
Trust Company. Charles A. Fairch.ld.
president of the New York Security and
Trust Company: President Happen, OF the
Gallat.n National bank; President Baker,
of the First National bank; Simmons. of
the Fourth National bank; Cannon. of the
Chase National bank. Woodward, of the
Hanover National bank; Pliny Fink, of
the firm Of Harvey Fisk & Sons; August
Belmont. Charles III. Coster and Robert A.
Bacon, representing ]. p. Morgan & Co.
One of the subjects to be discussed, II
WAS reported, was the lega, tender situa-
ticn, which is not strong at this time. The
sub-treasury has only $5.00o.000 or $4,000
0o0 in legal tenders, and these are not d.
rectly available for transfer purposes
Banks here hold only Si3ooo.Ooo in legal
tender, as their Western correspondents
have reduced their accounts here TO have
their movable cash In their own vaults.
This condition will make 1t exceedingly
hard for the banks to take any largo
amount of bonds without using their
specie, which, it is said, they are NOT al
together disposed to do.
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TWO CENTS 4 MILE
This Rate Decided Ipon ny Rail-
roads for Moving All Troops

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE lines OF the
Western Passenger Association met today
for the purpose OF considering the rates 70
lie action was taken. because all the roads
in the association were not represented,
but they VIII be given a chance to vote n
tn s;ze-os,tion. The rate IS 20 be Gems
Per mile fer me transportation 81 troops
OF all sorts no matter whether they are
the service Of tae government The roads
so far as they have been heard from, are
unit fer the s-cent rate. Tie pan to
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charge l cent. as is the case when the
state militia Is journeying TO it's annual
encampment, has not met with favorabe
consideration and 1t will nor now be taken
into account.
The meeting of the lines today brought
out the fact that with the exception Of
the troubles with the Canadian pAciAs
rates things in the territory Of the associa-
tieu are generally in favorable condition.
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PRELATEs SUPPORT THE QUEEN.
They VIII Endeavor to Check the
Rising sympathy for the CurlIsts,

Rising sympathy for the Carlists.
MADRID. April Eli D. m.--As coun-
ter TO the growing sympathy toward the
Car.ists among the people since Doh Car
los raised vigorous war note against
the United States. the Spanish cardinals
and prelates are now assembling here to
Ssit the queen regent collectively. de-
claring their adherence to the support OF
the regular dynasty. They will endeayor
10 convince the people that the queen re-
gent has never advocated peace at any
price, but thoroughly participated in the
peoples wish to defend the rights OF Spain.
This attitude of the prelases VIII cause a
sensation throughout the country. greatly
irritating the CarIsts. Tonight Madrid Is
absolutely unmoved
The public is elased by the Montscrrat's
success which is regarded az furnishing
proof of the ineffectiveness OF the blockade
at Havana.
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TORPEDO HeAr DAss.AGEp.
s"sht.e's EaGincs Injured ny Naval
CADETS tarclessness.

WARRINGTON. Apr1 2T.--it was learn
ell today that iha torpedo boat Gushing
10 on heS way north from the squadron az
made 70 her stareoaTa engines, The injury
was ihe resa.t of sn attempt 10 show OF
her slna qualities by Naval Cadet Eeyi.
whe was temporarily in charge. The re-
pairs vii occupy about a moath and Will
lee made at Norfolk II is said tina. the
vessel had mo encounter Of any sort with
tito Spanish. and that thcre is nothing Ia
tina rapport that tho Spanish guubox, Ii.
CARA ssreAl ST her.
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delay a. Austf.s Dos nek cause sasrrise.
q kusfrszrsynpsSby I'M Spain y msss
pronounced than thar ~ asy other cexE-
try u Europe I. 10 nos aouosse. bow
ever. that Austria Vii sswums neutrzi
atfitu1e
III d<saS Of 3ernsany II fsss TO be duo
1p1oly to Germans consulting her sss
esHsnereaxs sssser~sxs before asapsnx the
exAa tessss OF her neutrality prccsas~ssoa.
FsuM the drss Germany and Great Erssa,s
hays opposed the right o. search as astrs-
mental TO British and German comrssrce.
Thus far Spain has announced much
more radical aocsfine than ths Tnisse
States en- ;tsis matter.
TIA spausea order sNussissszet in the Of
feazl gasesfe. anncunued tire purpose Of
exercising the right Of sesrea u al user-
chant sssaps o. .ftse high seas The pfssi-
dsutsn prccaaS6 - ,e< ssesssfdsy quaiiaed
the right 81 senrch BIZ saying shaf II ~
- - exHctscd with strict regard 10 the
f1xisf II neatrnas md the voyages % mall
stsaasess are nat - se intsrfsrei with. ex-
cspt en- thssf3Ezr<se grounds Of suspscion.
etc. 1t = understood that this matter
Of fhe rsght Of search IL cAax3nx hesita-
sto0 on the part of Germany. snd that II
u II established that German rnsrchAae
snfps shall not be Subjected TO harsssmsss
Germany will aGoD, the sSnae course -
other nAssoas.
The attitude Of Portugal Ia felt 10 b
more important just al present than that
Of any other power OF Europe owing TO the
presence OF the Spanish dotiiia at Cape
Verde islands. belonging 70 Portugal.
Neither the state department nor the For-
tuguexe minister at Washington had re-
ceived word up to tonight ~ to the pur-
pose Of Portugal on tie question Of neu-
frA!lty. This caused considerable appre-
hensssn In Official circles acre. ~ {; wss
feit that Portugafs vicinity to Spain
She owns the Cape Verde group. the
Azores and the Aadciraz. which would
givs the epanish fiotfilA very important
bass ef operation.
Late Ia the dag press dispatches from
Lisbon. saying that the cabinet council
VII declare neutrality tomorrow. relieves
the apprehension considerably. The effect
OF the decree will be 10 compel the Span
nkh lotiila at Cape Verde to leave i'm
mediateiy. Members OF the diplomatic
corps dismiss the reports coming from
Europe that another move toward inter-
vsntion via be made as soon as Spain
eufssfs decisive reverse,
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srANis:: SQUADRON SAILS.
Il II Claimed u II Intended to Dom
hard American Ports.

BAYoNNE. France, April ss.-Accordins
10 letter Just received here from Mad
rid. dsied Tuesday. a Spanish squadron.
consisting Of four iroaelads and three tor
pede beat destrosers. sailed for the United
States yesterday.
TO stealn directly across the Atlantic. and
hofn.ard the northern ports of the United
States. The port frosa which this squadron
sailed was not mentioned 1t WIS said,
however that a second squadron, consist
Ing of fote irorsclads and two cruisers.
was being Termed al cadIx. Its destina-
ssoa Was unknown.
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Malls 60 Philippines stopped.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Elm accor-
dance with Geographic Instructions from
Washington. Postmaster Montague dis
continued the disaatching OF American
mail To Manila and other Spanish posses
slons In the orleu. today. Letters destined
for today's steamer will 10 returned 10
senders. IL possible otherwise they Will D.
sent to the dead letter office.
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nATrLcsnR OREGON SPOKEN.

she Was . Few HamaFed Miles Below
MOateviaeo. Making Good speed.
CHICAGO, April GA special TO rhe
News frem Washington says:
The navy department. has received word
that the United States battleship Oregon
was spoken few hundred miles below
Mcntev.deo The vessel was booming along
under forced draft and making good
speed. She will stop at Monteyideo for
coal and will proceed TO Key West with
all possible haste.
The officers are not concerned for her
safety.
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Looking tor Yachts 60 Capture.

LONDON. April ss,~-Accordlug 10 "A spe-
eIai dispatch from cadlz, the new torpedo
boat pesstractor, accompanied by three tor
pedo baats. sailed yesterday "wednesday
for Tarifa and Ceuta. probably 10 sttempe
10 capture American yachts Ia the Med
iterranean.
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The Alliance successfully Eiudes q
Gunboat Bcnt IN Her Capture.
NEW YORK. April eI.-A special 10 the
World fran Colon says:
The steamship .Alliaaca. from New York.
arrived here today She reports that on
Sunday lag.. while she was or Cape May.
a Spanish gunboat headed toward her and
gave chase. The Aliianca changed her
course ard the gunhoat gave up the chase.
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CHARLESTON. April e7.-The torpedo
boats HsEnIton and morrill, and the Sioux.
OF the mosquito fleet. en- route 20 Key
Wesi' arrived ih.s morning for caai.
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Ntctheroy VII sail North.

PARIS, April sT.A dispatch received
here from Rio Janegro announces that the
dynamite cruiser Nic:heruy. purchased hy
saturday. escorted by a Brazilian ship.
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LONDON. April 2s.-The trend of En-
glish sentiment toward Spain Is becoming
SO pronounced as TO he generally recog-
nized. All resident Americans. even
it. Although the government friendly
attitude is understood. 1t is questioned
whether majority In parliament now 10
not Spanish In its sympathy.
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DattIeshsp Pelayo sighted on Gibrai-
tar, Going tO Cadfx.

LONDON. April Especial dispatches
from Gibraltar. fled today, were received
this evening. They announce that the
Spanish battleship Pelayo. accompanied
by Spanish torpedo boat. was passing
the rock at the time the messages were
flied, bound for Caaiz.
AT the same hour two Spanish torpedo
boats were at anchor in the bay OF AL
gieras. adjoining Gibraltar. and apparent
iy watching the straits.
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spanish Consul for Vancouver.

TORONTO. April sg.-Senor rspite. late
spautsss cotsul IN New York. has lef, this
CITY Ter Vancouver. having been appointed
chief SPANISH consul OF the Pacific coast;
lie w9i hsve important duties
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PRICE COURT MEETS.


KEY WEST. April a7--The prize court
Of inquiry met here today. @. Brown Pat
terson. of this city. presided and the pro-
ceed.ngs were conducted In secret. The
findings will not be announced until the
entire matter has been disposed of. The
work OF the court will consist merely OF
The taking Of dspost;ions. which viii be
submitted To the United States court. with
which the final settlement rests.
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the senate adjourn. At the request OF 9TH
err senators he changed his motion and the
senate went into executive session, and at
LIS p. IN. adjourned.
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KEY WEST. April 2s.~Monitor Amphl-
sr''e arrived this morning. from Matanxas
for coal
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To cvRE A coLp m oNr nay

axe Laxative Fronso cusnlne Tablets
Druggists refund money IL fails 10 care,
&c Genuine has L. B. u ON each table,
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FLEET STILL. PATROLS TIE COAST.

aud small Prospect tor Mere.
COPYRIGHTED. 1SsS by the Associated press
ON. EoARna THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
ifSrA TS'H BOAT pAUNTIssSS April
3, Ma Key Wess.-a p. m.-~The flagship
New xosk spent last nigh, patrelhns the
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That testimony. Including the unan-
s"eFable witness Of the wreck Itself is
now before the world. and IL the ma tianai
Indignation has no, long since avenged
he CHASTITY crime. & IS because all hearts
have been stirred by the revelation of the
crime SIN more ghastly--the atFocity which
deliberately Planned the determination 81
an innocent community. and. within
SIGHT OF our own shores. has turned the
lace OF the landscape Of the earth into A
Mucous spectacle OF cruelty and torture.
me despair OF men and women. the bitter
cry or starving children. the agoa!es of the
living. The skeletons OF ths dead. these in
credible realitisl In Spanish warfare have
GFlvtn frcu The minds Of the American
people all thought Of themselves, OF their
commerce scattered 10 the winds, Of their
property destroyed. of their seamen en-
trapped and assassiGated: all thought even
o. the ragged little army of freedom col
lec;ed in the !nvincible mountains Af Sauti-
ago ard Havana. and filled the breast o:
the great republic with sense OF is d.
Fne mission of help and mercy 10 the per
lshsng nluititudes OF that wasting and
stricken population.
We cannot stop row TO put forward A
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BARGAIN LOVERS

BARGAIN LOVERS
AID bargain seekers
are invited 10 look IN
Our Window o. Table GiaEswarA
II il now cheaper than IL
viii be later on, 50 bay now.
Ard remsrber sEaf We can
fff cut your Kitchen much
casa per than you'd suppose.
We have one OF the largest
stocks In the city. which requires
two stores 10 hold il. Out OF this
immense assortment We ought
10 be able 10 suit you.
COON BROS. <oS Pike Street
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

RING THE 20. X" BOX for rnessengsn
Western Union and Great Northern feie
grams. hacks. Huraeya and EXPIRED
wagons. Qack service. Telephone. MAJ
iS GA Second. Branch Queen ciu
Laundry.
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ALASKA KL0NDIKE WANTS.
kLONDlkE-iNFORMATIoy.


CANADIAN DUTTES-Custom house pa
pers as required by the regulations Of
Canada. prepared for miners gong MO
the klonclhs region via tire passes We
calculate the duties and put the proper
papers IN the hands Of the mirer. ready
70 rass TIE custom house a. once on ar
rival We are authorized by the sol
lecior OF customs TO do this work and
accepted BY the customs Office at Lake
building
srEa MsHiP PRINTINGIwe have out
hifeo dozen steamship companies with
full line OF stationery and printing:
VIII give you the benefit OF the expert
enee gained. cur toms are the best. cur
prices right Metropolitan Printing ana
EiIcins Co.. Dexter Horton Bank build
ING Frss avenue south and Washing
ton streets.
PEARY In his lectures describes a ten,
Ter Arctic use: our tents exactly answer
MS description. when inspecting them on
saturday his simple verdict WAS. They
are all right they are the embodiment,
o. MS ideas. Mosquito Proof Tent Com
pany. manufacturers Of ur-to-daie tents
ana tenting equipments. 1os Second ave-
nue. tup staIrsl
ADVERTISING RATES quoted on all
newspapers and magazines at publishers
lowest figures. advertisers can save
money by placing their advertisements
Dexter Horton building
FREE reliable information furnished re-
GaEuing the Copper river region by
parties who have JUS, returned after
prospecting In that country Call at
5c4 Main street and see them
READ ADVERTISEMENT of Crystan,xed
Eggs Twenty-first page.
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BOOK BINDING.

PROGRESSIVE PRINTERS-we have
recently added three new job presses III
our ALREADY complete plant, the bed
work In executed With new ard mode III
machinery. give rs call Metropolst al
Printing and Binding Company Dexi@1
Horton Bank building
REEoFaL--F. Anthony. hookbnder ri
moved 10 Boston block. opposite possots1
fee reesns y. 10. 81, e. ard would n
pleased 10 see his old and new customefs,
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- Il
MINERS EMPORIUM Co. Sli Railroad
avenue. opposite n. p. depot makes e
order the best mackinaw suits, prices, -
10 Ill: examine our Prince Luigi aiftissas
tent, portable pantry. blankets. sieas,
etc. We pay no commissions 10 agents.
our customers get the benefit
$50 BUA a complete K,ondike OUTFIT:
groceries. hardware. clothing. BLANKETS:
shoes, tent. ed. etc. OF good quaAsy ana
everything n.> led. at Coffin Bros. 10 DC
eiden.ai avenue. and III James street.
Seattle.
GREAT BARGAIN in Alaska furs, d.
rect from Greenland; giaae by natives,
cootltangs, coats. pants. vests. moccasihs
fur stockings. gloves. miUts, etc. Call
j. A. Morley. 1919 Ninth avenue.
KNIyES-Knives for Alaska. Spangen-
berg. the cutter. makes all kinds OF
knives. SIS Second
READ ADVERTISEMENT OF Cry.tallized
Eggs. Twenty-first page.
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NEW ALASKA TENTS.
lEss FOR SALE.
CHICAGO PRICES.
COR SIXTH AND PIKE. CHAPLIN.
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FOR sAf.E-A Grst~ess@a restaurant: een-
ter Of aCssssesss cheap Fsnt- Mayer
Realty Co.. - s.. = Union Dio@k
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ADAMS. Coiman block. Seattle. sollc1,os
OF United States and Canadian patents
FSperi-Patent cfsce mecnan meal draw
tngs an bite rr.n'ing. trade MARKS i
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IL Is now cheaper than IL
viii be later on, 50 bay now.
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FOR aALE-A frsf-eIsss saloon. enc OF
shs beat Ia the cts. See mayer fseaasy
Co. y, a e Union bl5sk.
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are invited 20 look IN
Our Window o. Table GLASSWARE
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FOR sAIE-A home bakery: doing good
byssnesas cheap and easy terms. see
Mayer Realty Co.. 30. -. 3 Union block
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FOR EAf-E-A corner saloon: certsr 9.
bassfsss Mayer Really Co, =. o. =
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FOR saI.E~~A ag.rpon lodging house
se.ond avenue Mayer Realty Co. g
a. - Union block
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kLoNDikE Doc room.

ALASKA DOC FOOD.
Dried salmon - tire oes. food for doxa IN
Alzshz. Cnlopeck Bros, WHOLESALE rlsn
Ds4AsrA TsAa~s wharf
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FOR SALE-A bargain fer cash. the best
money -raakng lodging house IN the city;
= rooms, good cause for selling. Call
Sunday or Monday frcn : 10 6 y. m. ;
no agents. Y. Il. house. Marion and
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FOR gnLfs~a yB-room lodging nouse.
good ioestsnas Mayer Realty Ca. -. -
e Union block.
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FOR sAr.fs~~A 9s~roosn lo5girg nouse
well furnished First aEsrue. Aayri
Realty Co. g. II. e Uafon block
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