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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27
sin Has the Money.

Deputy Sheriff w. +. Fury was up
from Anaconda yesterday to make an
other attempt to get the $500 in the
possession Of Chief Of Police Mulhol-
land, which was taken from Fatty"
Bell and Herman Bender. the pool room
~swindlers. at the time of their arrest.
Fury bore an order Of u signed
by Justice OF the Peace Frank Kenne-
dy, directing Chief MuIholland to give
up the money. but the chief declined 10
recognize the jurisdiction Of a Deer
Lodge county justice. and still holds
the money.
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An Applied Science.

The science Of applied optics is not
only one of the most important sciences
in itself. but contributes largely to 9TH
er sciences. In these days II IL studied
with special reference to health and
disease and optical appliances are rec
ognized by the medical profession as
taking an important part In any pro-
phylactic and therapeutic action. In
this particular Inc OF research the work
being done by DR.. Dodd. the eye spe-
cialist. rooms 7 and s. Owsley block. II
thorough examination Of your case and
will accurately mt you with the best
lenses.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

iis1e Mason presided and splendid
Good time wa had Refreshments were
served and speeches made. The local
lodge, which has beer organised only
since March %. 1887. II In . very f1our-
ishing condition. having . membership
OF 80. which II In expected win be In
creased to at least 100 by the next an
nua1 meeting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27
HARkINs' STOMACH.
Got HIT with . Stone In . Fight with
Three Men.

Oos MT WIN . StOue In Fight with
Three Men.
To the Editor Of the Standard:
1 thought I would drop you a few
lines giving some information In regard
to Gus Harkins. who is now at the
Sisters hospital. / learned that 1t was
his stomach. % I think I can tell what
II is Gus Harkins had q fight on the
morning OF the 18th OF November.
Three men met Harkins at Dakota
street alley and wanted Harkins to
fight about some trouble he had with
them. Harkins did not care to night
three OF them. but told them. to make
the night short. he would fight the best
man OF the three and call IL on: but. no,
he must night three or get licked. Har-
kins did not say anything. but started
to fight. He soon done up" the first
man. and went at the second man. and
in a lite while he had him done up"
when he said. Take him away" and
he went at the third a he was the
best man Of the three. The first man
he done up hit him with a stone and a
big one. in the stomach. but Harkins
was SO worked up. holding the last
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27
THE MONUMENT FUND.

Subscriptions to the Thomas Francis
Mesgher Memorial.
p. j. Brophy. treasurer of the Thomas
Francis Meagher Memorial association,
yesterday received from ID. +. Halla-
han $3.50. representing collections for
the monument fund made by James
Geary Of Helmsville. Mr.. Brophy stat
ed that contributions were coming in
rather slow at this season OF the year.
but he believed that after the holidays
more attention would again be paid to
the popular undertaking.
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Hls Only Alternative.

From the Chicago News.
Little Dot wa very fond of Bible sto-
les. and one day after her mother had
read the story OF Lots wife she asked:
Mamma. what did Mr.. Lot do when his
wife was turned into a pillar of salty'
"what do you hin he did?' asked
mamma.
why replied the practical little miss.
'I spose he went out and hunted up a
fresh one"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

Spain will exhaust her time limit be-
fore replying to the matter regarding
the Philippine islands. In this matter
she is very unlike the people of Butte.
who unhesitatingly pronounce Centen-
NAL beer to be the best they ever frank.
n r. a Montana production and there
fore doubly commends itself to Mon
tana people.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

man down. chat Ne ala not know he
was struck with = stone, but he stayed
with his last man until he said. Tor
Gods sake. take him away" Harkins
got hit hard with that stone I hope
this information will do some good TO
him. q. b.
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Merely q Feeler.

From the Chicago Tribune.
mo, I thank you. i prefer to stand"
The stout woman who was standing up
1n the owd car looked straight ahead
Of her as she made this remark.
The men sitting down glanced furtively
at each other.
IT didn't hear anybody Offering me q
seat" she said. still looking straight at
the front end Of the car. but ! took IT
for granted somebody had done IT,"
Six men slowly rose up.
No. thank you she said. without
looking at any of them. I've been
standing for Is minutes. 1t won't hurt
me to keep IL up a little longer. i get
on at the next crossing"
Then six men sat down again. much
relieved.
She had overestimated them.
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An individual by the name of James
Manning was arrested yesterday by Of
icer Walsh on a charge Of petit lar
ceny. Manning attempted to sell some
tools to an East Park street second
hand dealer. which were believed 10
have been stolen. m he was taken into
custody 10 be given an opportunity 10
explain where he got the tools.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

A Social Session.

The members OF Butte council. No.
LOG. United Commercial Travellers held
a social session at their lodge room last
night after h regular meeting. Car
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

Do not suffer with headache. aim
vision or eyestraln when Butte Optical
Co.'S glasses will relieve you. ~ West
Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

No. 81 won the suit at Schiller q
Scrantz' tailor shop. Is East Quarts
street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

DETECTIVE AGENCY.
g Silver Bow Block Butte tformeriy ~
sistant superintendent Pinkerton'sJ
Detective business transacted IN o(re<t-
est confidence WI not engage IN G1vorce
cases References furnished ~ apo1nn-
ton Consultation n eo-rresDene>noo -
licited-
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P~enssyivanis system's Nee al servic
~ Waahington y. e.

A complete and efhcient cab service
OF elegant new rubber-tired coupes. VIC
torias and omnibuses has just been es-
tablished at h passenger station OF
the Pennsylvania System at Washing
ton. ID. c. Visitors to the national cap
ital over Pennsylvania Lines will find
the new a stand at the ID street en-
rance to h Washington station.
where vehicles may be engaged by the
trip OF our at very reasonable rates.
For further information apply to III. n.
Dering. A c. p. Agt. 24s south Clark
street, Chicago.
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Medals or jewelry Of any description
made at +. +. Mayors. 40 West Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27
Sod, but True.

From the Richmond Dispatch.
Lipper-How are you. Clipper? Haven't
seen you in some time. How are the
family getting on?
Chipper-They're all going to the dogs.
old man.
Lpper-Don't say. Why. what's hap
pened? They were all right when 1 saw
you last
Chipper-Yes. but you see there's q ken
mel show In town this afternoon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

Amos Turkish baths. 81. cor. b. q M
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

DIR. IGNATIUs DoNSELLY.
81 Owsley Block Residence - "
Quartz. Butte. Mont. General prnctbnA
Special treatment Ear. Nose. Threat
Lung and Hear Diseases
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

Women's 400 WOODEN Hose,
plain and ribbed, good length,
Monday morning only l9c pair,
six pairs the limit.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27
''ner Majesty's" Corset
The Proper Foundation for q
Gown

Any dressmaker will tell you that to
secure perfection In the fitting OF q
gown. she must have a firm. evenly bal
anced corset to build upon. IL b cor
set stretches or bends or breaks out OF
shape the result must be Unsatisfactory
to the dressmaker N yourself. but IL
you build on q foundation X Her
Majesty's Corset" the result cannot but
be most gratifying. for II never changes
It's shape. We are sole agents for
Butte.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

, yesterday. During my absence l had not
thought OF IL On Thursday. September -
l saw Rose on Second avenue. near the
WHITE House saloon. On the dag following
/ saw Inn again. Then he spoke 20 ne and
told NE he had Just been IN see his LAWYERS
aoout continuance: that he was gong 10
Victoria fer few days. That - tn. LAST
! saw OF him. AS said suspected moth
Ing wrong III his RELEASE.
II understand from Deputy Sheriff
Winsor. who took my place - day jaiier
Eaters attorney. Judge Humphrj4s called
at the Jail and asked 10 see Rose. I knoy
Rose was expecting consultation with
Judge ffumphr.es f,at Rose vas out on
bail and then, Wius0r tells me Judge
HUMPHREYS after talking while With
Jessie Montgomery. Roses co-defsn liant.
II now appears that Attorneys Hum
phr'es and Glenn. who represent Rose.
knew Of the latter's rrlease on bonds eoYrsa
anything 70 10 With the bond ~hscn they
say they had every -e.saor II believe was
fully approved by both cour. ard prose
cutting attorney They have so informed
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Fu,ton. who
was supersanate3 by the man At he cth~
er end Of the WIRE
THE bogus bond = a nea. specimen q
typswrfri1- hut YRS evidently fr,t fr m a
manuscript cover by 4 novice One neon
Tar feature AMI one which should nave.
put he taller on his guard Is that the tond
Was cSteHSifi4F approved OK J5+tEe Jsc a0E
on September {. bur vas not presented. m
I'll September "a
The alleged bondsmen. 8 n PhtT.ps and
Herman Vekh. are row declared 20 80 f}e-
~ oas rer@oraEs<' No cna about the sfer-
IN II office car tini any. trace II Them and
th@i- names 10 rot appear in The city i.rec-
tory.
Sheriff Mover. Who "a Usually ora - the
mast ready C1en 10 submit 20 interviews
declined yesterday 20 tax 20 pos.-trssi-
ltEs-cer reporter about .he Rose ~ara
WH~n Re reporter began asking how Il
rs rp~ret Ghas \ straEsgs ran with a bogus
bond could S@cGrs a prisoners release. the
big sher- sought the seclusi0n ~ rs pri-
Hats office.
Il wo1r tax" - shouted as ha reere7
ouf through tiny rack n the door II
~rcn'. sav word - Won"
Then Re banged IL door shut an,s ke,i
II
The trial ~ Jesse Montgomery * 50. for
TO-DAY. bu. vii probably Re co0tirsret IN
tha hope That Rose nav BE- r-captursd
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John Davis & Co.
Dawns Block Tos Secand Az.

Ta.s vas notably the case with some az the
large Ballard fn}u con7pa ales ghos1 plants
Will re damaged by Tie raising Of the Wa
tens o. Salmon oaY when the canal is com
petej
j. AS the trial ~ the differences between
the mil companies ana tha county whieh
consumed HOS, OF the i've weeks ar SuoEs
during " A.ca the case vas before che court
ana jury The default eases were disposed
% within te@ days. The jury brought
in i0l separate vegiiegs during ire trai
The last was that n favor of sne city %
Ballard which opened yess, eygiav morning
In this CASE the award was bat S. go
though a. one time as high as $500 was
claimed The county had offered 10 conf
promise for 81 fsa
Il is probable that 2 number OF the YER
diets .isl be appealed from 20 the supreme
court. o;aeEa ze he r.Sht-of-way could be
turned Deer 10 the United States xnmed.-
afs.y upon the payment Of The DANA sea
awarded ny the jury. As soon "a the coua-
y pays Tor the right-of-way and gets IL
tie 10 me lands condemned. the government
can be called upon 20 begin the excavation
o. the land
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A RECORD-BREAKING DAY IN
THE CITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.


ed mag.n
his
om
employment Among those
dAhwa nankes
q ma othsrs
OF
1sason
and
Ia eient es Of men
ndsofs a
tire at. Port, Blskeiy
heavy
public
eonodous and
be
floor Of the hall thus saving the
from q OF tns
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cAcoveret- Egiensnurx 4. sssr,,ss 8, .r..
las valley. ff1sen TO twenty niles .arx
800 surrounded On the cas-. ara snsa.h
~ .slhen Grass hills ard table lands, ard
i1nds ef tho Cascade nnossn.aisx r-ssasse...
~ ~ AT. say. stock Shipments. Lave s,ork
90 Al ksncs. wool and bacon Large ans
~. s&1e and as1 abundant
"a 4ss y ssssn Htres s00sa o. Eiisnshurr
avs s.offa Yakima fhs Destinations OF ,he
s - train a.d tbs sra. OF ne STATE
,1, 10 town has q population o. rssre
WI so. * Hes at the junction OF the
na ann sacaeSs rivers, on hEzaIy
.ssIe irrigated pla.r. Tns * p.
-, -, a. Ionb &Dy - constructing q canal ssxsy-
Ills song which win open for se.:Iessen,
Ton The streets ara rianfss a. 80.
sa3es Win shade trees. ard water In rrgn-
s1csec through them 4. di.ch.s TIE tow.
sapptsd with water works CHolsy sys-
s''"i ana sswer. and electric Iigas plant.
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Myers. came in and told him t5at tae
b3Fse was coming ar ard gave him ire
keys Soon after a strange man gave Esrrs
the soG1, ard together We examined - =
ka1 ire Judges Signature. a. right AM !
Thought IL a.. Straight. Or ruy way h5Fre
! eaised AZ IRE ssaertS-s house an4 ted 5a-s
what had ha2pere3 He to-: me thai <
tire s5c3 was approved By TIE judge AMI
prosecuting attorney we would have 10
release onr man, Sc did no. ccnsragniests
with Myers further. ! suppose k3Ss was
released Al hour or two later.
Several days before the oora Was pre-
sestsd Rose told RE saz Il wyeEs wa.e GET
ting htr 3 bon1 but paid ii.t!s attention
r. him He was released OF Wednesday.
September IL On the day following f0sak
a lay OF for ter daya TIE bond wss s9-
tache1 20 the commitment ard eft n the
desk Il the sas Office. AS rue we 10
not file bail bonds with the ctsr. until
seine occasion arises. and forgot ali s5oa.
this one u1s.i Mr.. Fulton ASKED 20 see *
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no 10 O'CLOCK LUNCH.
1 Foed That Su.fasns the nesv
After Common Food IL
Exh1eSs-f

Flta mary q~crie s17re comes = s-ef.~.-
- >a:nt1ess a~5 -e<f - <-o@i As:a~e -
~o,>n hour - ~ssrNr~t -~ts q ~eva-s ,,,-
t>ss-aIs% ef tn@ -s@ - wAss bread e-.g
asn+- ~e0-~- ari>r--E a. et~~ - s3cea 1855
ssr @ye&kfss'. :, = Z calsse - ce-r ~7e-.
afUeEE fAoS@ who 1ze $50 -snee-s~n--.f
sa>s tsrsF-s-% 80 "a 70 ssFl-S Z Sanger
= FIX Hr9. ~ aoc1 haar- TIE fac-s
staw ts~ra ;~at 80 foI>i IS ~1sta.~5-r a~f
rogrzshsE s@t ta<Ss ~ eo.sy hcurk ss.s-
he r0v@r - --3-7s~w toos IL EXHAUSTED
\ f@w 1ays- tssat = Gyag@-Na-s tells E1e
tAI~
Fossn4 -; srocess azi s3ase - sAs
Postum ca, q. Battle Crsek AcA-
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IN THE DIVORCE COURT.
One Granted and New Ones Filed
With the Clerk

One divorce was granted In the superior
court yesterday by Judge jacobs The
applicant was Isabel Bostwick She tes-
ntrd that her husband. Harvey J. Bost-
wick, had treated her with extreme cruel
". and 4 decree was allowed on this
ground Bos1wick. the w.fe testified. Is a
hookksepEr.
Joseph N0akeS Yesterday began suit In
the superior court against CYNTHIA J
Noakes for Il divorce. He alleges that she
has for eleven vars been addicted ID ex-
cessive use y liquor. and for seven wears
a user 90 morphine. Noakes asks for tho
custody u me twc children. Ina, aged
Is and ctaud. aEeJ s.
Margaret u. Livingston began sn.s
against Robert r Livingston for a divorce
on the ground Of dsSertiou
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TEE fy.a, e. - N3~ta ca-a1 c9r9e-r.-a-
'on ss.is, ~2s en&t8 IN Judge s3e nss9-s's H.
eaStzee~t - tt.e Superior c~o2rt yesterday
Taa g12rt-5f-a-as c2Css-urs 81 wt}l coSs X -
rars~tx s~-1-2lr< - ere general ve~aseE
whtea cc~r.4.S@3 - fr:ry'S lse-e-< SIS 80
Gas It's - r.o~e ~ 4aGA3s 80
s-7ps9-t - wA.~s I. ~az s~ce. 80 -<Ea.-
a. d zr -ra.f - 1at a.Hs@3 although Prose
rg-s@~ Are5-Hey M-Eirar waee conducted
$50 ~ess~ Ger rls@ county hss - Stvs sf-~a
re *@v tAa RIA began. Ag@Tssr = PTs~a -
res n r~1z,e~ tez awards . n-.r@--v 7gSfz-
49, west vs.e-s$5gae Brink fs~ -
Pe05~ & re- z sssys sf..ei WIZ tsar ~asszf
s-fors.zh Parry - ere vsy11rTs w@Y@ grs~
5srrs ssZ-vs Tnzca = eGrsSes - En2t TIE seseze-
~ 49,. @<ss a=ca wig - e1.4S@..a.
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The Heart of Chicago.

Another Bs Es3ece2s Elegant SPECIAL
seeaary. v'oac@rtsi Mechanical Tssgt1ez.
Ny~teglo3s Electrical EsT@caS a Vivid Pc
t.s~e - tas GrvaF FIRE, See the &a~ve5ogs
4 sszsroa ehsnE TTa5n- a .cEegfai gzsn fsaag.
fv.f~re3szs.rg Sp!snssA3 Ene u azga~4zLass
sse eAal ssE5
R@ga-Ar Tz.rs Avenue sAsafs~ prices.
)-sy matinee Saturday. Saatz Dc sale -
L. u 10 ~ ?. ~. daily,
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TAKEN UNDER ADSISEMEST
Judge Jacobs Hears Martins Petit
ton for writ of Uabeus Corpus

The application % ]. Martin. who Is
wanted In Omaha. Neh.: on charge OF
grand larceny for writ % habsas cor
pus. was hear. by Judge JACOBS in the su-
pertor court yesterday. TIE matter was
taken under sdv.sement a. the close ~ ~.
argumsnt Martin claims that the papers
dition papers granted by Gov. Roger. ara
not sufficient % warrant his detention by
the Seaftis police or the special Officer
sent out 10 take him hack for trial. Mar
lin Is in custody 81 the special officer.
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Queen Anne
Home,
Nine rooms fire MARIE visw. near XII
near Park. seEa
G<z1&s1@Gm o'rs
&c and 80 New York Block

TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY. ore Of re
ees. HOMES n ths efsy. On FIRST HILL
with furniture; 80.
LARGE EIGHT-RooM HOUSE with
al modern eoaveaiences: REFERENCES
- Nineteenth avenue: g.
Nicely furnished house. rooms. -eter-
sDces required I'D Second avenue
To RIGHT PARTY beautiful furnished
home az aine rooms Iss TA.gty-fif.a ave
nue. So
room house IN excellent condition ezs
East Alder: Rainier Heights car: sl..
s-roosn house, good condition. s0s Ess.
Terrace street. Wslla waIla addition, $40
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Licenses 10 wed were issued yesterday
for william Morgan fgGl. II Sncnou;.sh
ard Anna NJ. Daniels f@6}. ~ Seattle. Wal
ter IF. Johnson go and Nellie NJ Runce
fIsl both of Seattle. Olaf Rasford tSt. Of
Redmond. ana Irene l. Campbell t2U' II
Rotaell; Fred y FOhes -, ard AIDA l.
Morrison 90. both ~ Saaffle
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HOURS FOR REGISTRATION,
Beginning With Tomorrow. Books
WIFI he Kent Omen

Beginning with torrorruw. me books n
the registration office a the city hall vii
BE kept opsn twelve hours each 9ay. frc m
= a IN. ILL y. m October = viii be the
last day for reg s.erinE. inasrDuch a. the
books ara required by Jaw 10 De closed
twenty DAYS before the. eIQcfier
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The Weekly Post-lnteaigsncer has supe-
rior facilities for obtaining reliable Alaska
aews TX you want 10 aciuaiGt your
friends IN the East with the latest news OF
the Solt fields ssnd them the Weekly
Post-lnteltgencer. Copies can Re had.
wrapped ready FOR mailing. at the bush
Uess ONCE.
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and has four hotels q Ertst mill capacity
10 barrels per day., ore sawmin three
weekly newspapers, TWO banks. six church
es an opera house and two schools. The
surrounding country Is productive OF all
kinds of grain fruit and hops, and the
town Is All important center of trade Large
cons:gnments OF cattle and hops are
shipped from this station. every season.
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|lD9 THE LINE OF TRAVEL.
|piuts Of Interest Between Seattle
and Yakima.
e.sTANCES AND ATTITUDES

Special Exeursso.
rynsn. which Leaves for the STATE
rsis This Morning, Making the
MS IN Daylight, Allows Passen.
gers 60 View Grand Material
scenery In the Cascade Moansstns
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Week s.a~ft1~ saas.zy. oc.51<r 2-y9ssr
-,ena.'s asaFeh. E.la.ss.a :. Car-ers great
s.,e,@v.s..t-ssr rxrst,aees5n
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AMI 81. NENT~.


4 rare treat ts IN st0re 90 :hos4 ~ho
love - bear 1s-rsot!~ tnsxre ? Srsfssassf aYv
a. eloquent srsster Mex Mcrfav night
A. 'ha Arnory, Dshop Mr~eae ira "a
r'c1s Lecturer singer and pusrlt on or
wili deliver his C@lehra 'e.i lecture The
Brsht SIDE of Life n. Libby Prison" H
VIII sing hlz stIryiag' Soto irtvo7fvctsor
We srs Cor-n Father AAczharn. a
fsari-eS3 Thousand S'raux" thrilling
s0ns rt>ttrirg rse ytS.r< ~ - %s~tnarT9
sSi3t@rs In F.sr0gse ~ pee 4arf TIn~,f- =
car 90 vr.nnfeers - sss-ss n pgt,fng doz
80 rebellion
C;ereyas aa-,3~s'on VI IS, ~ cents 20
served chains - ara - ofrfz WA --zrlots
nav - pE-V hs~e2 ~ sasts ~eg~~-'~-a @
reiTrs drug store Second av~aps arf Mad
ise97 street ara sft~~ E~>.7sv
70 CLOSE tAf~u OF -vc az e~A~ -
go r0y- -N.rtT @2yS = age variety -
ca ent sHS Ladies Ma rn-es-rs '-xav
Ssle~ fR~ecrr r-rr= T~a Washing. ~
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