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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06
Baker-Grant,

Hamilton, June 5.-Arthur Baker
and Miss Cora Grant were married this
afternoon at the residence of the brides
parents on the north side of town, Rev
Martin officiating. . The wedding was a
quiet affair, only relatives of the con-
tracing parties attending. The young
couple are both we'll known and popular
people of this place, the bride being the
estimable daughter of Hon. Fl. Fl
Grant. manager of the Hamilton Flour
Mills company, while the groom, who is
employed by the same company, is a
promising young man. Mr.. and Mrs
Baker will take up their residence al
Grantsdale, where the happy man has
furnished a comfortable home for his
bride,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06
THE BITTER ROOT RISING.
The Corvallis Bridge Likely to Go Out.
Much Anxiety Felt


Hamilton. June 5.-Although the past
week has not been very warm, the Bit
ter Root and tributary streams have
been creeping up until the river at this
point is rapidly reaching the danger
line. The highest rise in "a hours was
10 inches, and the river is now higher
than at any time so far this year, and
only lacks two feet four inches of the
high water mark of 1894, the highest
water recorded since the existence of
the town. Old-timerS claim that a
higher point was reached u years ago,
but there Is no authentic record to"be
had of that years water. All the gates
are up at the dam and a big volume of
water is passing through. While there
is no apparent danger to property at
present. four or five days of this warm
weather will take out many of the
bridges in Ravalli county. Word comes
from Corvallis to-day that the bridge
crossing the Bitter Root at that point
is in danger and that Road Supervisor
Walker and 10 other men are hard al
work endeavoring to lessen the danger
The river there has spread out on this
side of the bridge and there is about
two feet of water in the road leadins
to the approaches on either side. 1t i:
much feared that the bridge will go
No news has yet come OF the bridge:
below Corvallis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06
Hotel Arrivals.

The Florence-B. F. Saunders, Salt
Lake City: Godfrey Lavelle, St. Regis;
j. ]. Olems. St Paul; c. H. King, Chi
cago; Dr. Oettinger, city; j. A. Peisch,
Chicago: L. s. Mallory, George D.
Cochrane, Butte; Charles Swartz, st.
Paul; Robert G. White, Philadelphia:
D. A Noonan, New York: A. Keoster,
Chicago; H. Sultan, San Francisco; Fl.
+. Barrett. New York.
The Kennedy-G. w. Herberts, Ana
conda; w. w McElroy. Helena; Hugh
Graham, Bonner; f. Foster; Schaffncr
and schoth, Hope; Wallace McCracken,
Hamilton
The Rankin-George H, Drost, Butte;
Alex Muir, Butte; William Bryan. car
ter; Frank Webb. Buffalo, Wyo.;
Thomas Baird. Bonita; Otis Mersereau
Bearmouth; Alex Forkner, Stevens
VILE; c. J. Tyler, Bearmouth; A. f
Griswold Camas Prairie; c. r. Nun
ger, Quartz; ]. J. Lackie, Butte.
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Indian Depreciation Claim.

Missoula, June 81. G. Denny, coun-
ty attorney, has received for one of his
clients, John F. Wood of Stevensville,
the first payment ever made in this
part of the state by the federal govern
ment for Indian depreciation claims.
Mr.. Denny has a number of suits for
the recovery of various sums claimed
for damage to property in the Bitter
Root during the Nez Perez campaign
under Chief Joseph. but this is the first
one that has been paid. The amount of
Mr.. Woods claim was nearly $500. The
total amount of these claims in the Bit
ter Root valley aggregates several
thousands of dollars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06
A Serious Slide.

Missoula. June S. The Occur d'Alenes
branch is blocked by a big slide that
took down about so feet of track with
it this afternoon. The slide is just west
of tunnel No. 2. near Quartz creek. and
is the first serious one that has occurred
on the branch this year.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06
WESTERN MONTANA

The wsstarn Montana office Of the Standard Is
A. BIB Higglpe avenue, opposite Postofhce, Mis-.
pcnls- Telephone No. 1Is. Advertising rates
turninked on applications.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06

| Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the STANDARD office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06

Have you heard of the great cut price
shoe sale. June ) to 10? Positively low
est prices ever named in Missoula. Chi
cago Bee Hive.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06
June 8, 1899"

Salvage sale starts Monday. Wait for
it. Staple goods at 40 and SO cents on
the dollar. Globe store. Main street,
MiSsoula
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06

Don't buy chainless wheel until
you see the Spinroller. 1t will be here
soon. Bishop & Kern.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06
MISSOULA NOTES.

VIM. Bryan has located 100 acres of
land near Carter, Mont.
Felix Bordeau has brought suit
against Joseph Longley in the district
court. JOS NJ. Dixon is attorney for
plaintiff.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06

Bicycle repairing and bicycles on the
installment plan. Morgan G. Wright
tires 81; inner tubes. 81. ]. L. Mcbride.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06

For wall paper. paints and window
glass go to headquarters. Gilbert
Rhodes, Hammond black.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06

Paper hanging is cents per double roll
until further notice. L. n. SimonS.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06

Walla Walla stra wberries the first of
the season, at A. M. Stevens & Co.'S.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06

New shirt waists, boys linen suit!
and never-rip shoes at the Fair.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06

Free lecture Union opera house, Fri
day night. June g. by F. j. Fluno, NJ.
D.. c. S. D.. of Oakland, Cal. Subject,
"Christian Science" All are invited.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06

For Sale-Columbia '9s model bicycle,
nearly new. SIS. Inquire Standard
office. Missoula.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06

Call for Old Valley at Exchange.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-13
Kauai Again.

Yesterday morning !. Z. Newcomb
was returning 10 the stock camp OF the
Quartermaste-'s Department. when he
came across some natives who were
having = row. Ne@ comb became mixed
up in the fraCas, and was quite badly
bruised ny Kauai, one OF the p1vtic.-
pants. who also turned and beat one
OF the native boys.
Kauai is well known in police circles.
being the man Who lately served six
months or The reef for his connection
with the Milton murder. committed
about year ago.
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A Landing Row.

Yesterday morning . frarJs took
place at the boat landing between some
of the boat boys and some soldiers and
sailors. Tire latter attempted 20 take
by force one Of the boats. Naturally
the boat boys resisted. The result was
a melee IN which the sailors used
clubs. and tle boat boys ANY old
thing they could ind. Officers sp-
peared and the participants were
brought to the police station. The
clubs were placed IN evidence. toseth-
er with much other matter. The sail
ors claim they We're simply trying to
bargain for a boat 10 take them 20
their ship. he Philadelphia.
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TO OUR NEW SETTLERS.

From "Cur.r SANE Bags Coz Caba
4aa Nsas r.. WHAT Sc have t-rea spos-
ing fog Your ss nea.~s ara srsl 5ast.rs
are - X For ssaTe1satsE The r1rsVst-
suE effects CO climate 'aFss1Es rsas-
tgat.out take u.got aat Nrrse T8air
81. *. u~ saipPei. Au5s-Ata.a-lz al
Frs~r tco1r1sisss g.. MAi..G AtsFt
Fever Tunsr. a rapid trfter- 81 FNs uF
shipped AEst-Nsa.agsas Capsule sE
chronic. peTuics1Es asd sgrgFre1s ma
larsa. s. ma5sats uvssatsFV Powder.
81. mailed. Insomnia Cure. fur sleep
s.essusss. 81. mailed. Rrettte-. cufrs-css
and cures cxccsscs. s.. sKs "g shippeA
Remedies AID Sp@ci8ltsss FOR mFa1
sul- proprietor aut manufacture Thr
Vantre Drug Speciality Company 49,
1851. san jose Ave. $sz-'r@ T. So
F-aurts-1. CF.. o.. = q
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Returned To- Honolulu.

The steamer Maui from KahuIui and
way ports arrived yesterday morning
with a fun list @ passengers and a
large cargo Of sugar. among the pas
sengers on board were:
Mrs. u. .. Murdocs OF Eva return
ing from a visit 70 Spcsckelsvil.e.
Tax assessor c. =. Dickey Of Paia
who comes TO the metropolis on bust
ness connected with his office.
l.. \. Tlurston, who has been in
speeding Einei plantation.
Mrs. Q. Abbott os Lsaha.Ia on =
visit 10 friends in the city. There wers
thirty dscl. passengers.
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AssIeNEE'S NOTICE.

Tao uadsrs.s sued. baElaz ases aP-
pointed asE5ErFs 90 che -ssaEs us
Decker. a bankrupt. ~ upn3laiu. o2ls.
by order ot the Hsa. ". /. StanisY-
second judge % the Circuit C5lrT %
the FIRST Judicial Cir1sif. hereby ups5-
Zee all persons having Claims a<4s1s.
ths estate ot :. nccks-. 90 N-dr.rus a
Decker. 80 pneseat sane Htsh vp1chrrs
sfuly authsu-scatet. eVea thpgEh tEc
same D. occurred by ulnrtE2<s ugs1
real estate. within SIX mBnths tsuGi
date hereof. ~ kuph claims all ~
forever barred. Al p~-sous iatsatod
20 the estate ot $ n-sskcg oT Msis.r5'
A. Decker. are a-so aollaed to psY s1rh
debts 60 the ass5Enee.
Dated HsanllIu. February ssh. isFf
!. RUBINSTEIN
~ Office " Hysman Bros. Q1esa strsst
As4.zu-- g Estate % s n. rs~r.
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AT A new CHURCH
CeremoniouS Dedication
of Catholic Chapel.
House Of worship 10 NarIGes,uis-PrO-
Cession-Ran3-N Masses.
Lurch.

The growth 81 lie C--hCi.r NILSSON .
work in these Islands vas mars.d yes 4
terday by the dedication o. uew
church a. Narquesyius In che puma
hou district. This last achievement Is
the work % ra,aer C!emsu- who is
known among his fellow priests as the
hardest working man - the n .ss.1l.
Father Clement has charge u the mis-
sion work in he Queens Hospital. the
military hospital and the prison. Tie
is the priest 1T one church IA Mo~ua-
iua, two churches IN Kalihi.. and the
latest effort q this incsssanJ worker
is the building O. ths MIrlussyije
chapel.
At the dedication exercises ysstsr-
day a procession formed on Beretauia
street and marchsl TO the church. lead
by the Portuguese band. \ great
crowd gathered about the building
while the bishop and priests gave the
new mission me blessing z .he great
church.
Following go dedication Ct the
church by his LCEisfir. The Bishop.
a high mass was conducted. The band
gave three selections during the mass.
The Misses S1l'er, one or the harmon
um, the other on the yiolin, accom-
panied the choir which was composed
of singers from the MoauaiuI mission.
Following the dsiic1.on exercises a
lunch was served outside The church
under some specially arranged avn
ings. Mrs. Saltsr, Ers. Murray and
the Misses Mccain attended to the
tables. < boun:.ful spread was served
and all present were 6nyited TO eat
The band discourse6 music during the
time luncheon was served.
The entrance TO the grounds and th'
arch way over the portal Of the chape
were decorated with aags Of variou.
nations. p-e.;iiy draned.
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w. ]. QUINN,
Re0| ES|Q|e AQe|||.
40 Montgomery St.
BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND SAC
RAwESTo STREETS.
San Francisco. California.

TsclEY y-zra of srsnces.stu! sErax-
icace a. = Real Estate AsrcaE saahlas
no 10 Sale thss have oone vel saw
iaEcs;ors. zhra thsy followed say 81
vice
The sggcaf5oa % LAnsc kzEsar -soa.r
- tnvcss Is called 10 The f2cs thzs tbcrs
arc great opportunities 20 rnAks sa5-n-
dtd Investments 81 Ssa Fr-z1cisno EazI
Estate a. the prrsens tarae. The cun-
dsttp1 90 realty AZ p-eseas tzru-r Ckr
buyer. Tsss ts "a. sisne 20 surazr vArx.
properties caa - psrchaso5 ~ to~
prices.
san Frssctsoo has = great future. az
urit. on THE p5snt- az a. 20 % tAe
great city Uf tho pacs8c Cozs- sad 90
-1aa1 $40 bays Gov MI sasko h1znacfs
-cA-
J offer ~ cKrericace and aCnowiaSes
% va'ses % prpgeTsy Co tAosc pho a.
asrw 20 gs2rc6zSse tss4oeEs rrurx-z -
tor income. ur sngroved iu1a Of hiorl1s
foT LzlErssano-ss- F-fo--nstsua chno~-
fully Elvc1 81 -cfc~cane 60 as natter
f-c-salalnE 20 Real Estate - Saa F-z--
cisco. vs5l - hsa1T 20 co--eFPooc
81 =csatsu1 tAe-eto.
So1cti1ca estates zrs dfvssas. al-k
the property has 20 - sold: - sAas
-sT eos purohzers esa - made. IT,
I u-gsSs-Ei Ered Possesses safo--aassoz q
al rSca ssics AID 60 advise tsT~rf
~ 20 values
wgaey Invested % Real Este 49,
-urssy FOR those MO euz--s 20 boaz
heir raoarT.
Fsii sAa-re tAsss p p-os,rssas A.
taHes paid go st,s-zt oS1e-A
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An EDITORS LIFE SAVED BY
CHAMBERLAtS'S COUGH REMEDY.
~ During the early part % October.
iSa6. I contracted q bad cold. which
ssttlsd on my lungs and vas neglected
unit! I feared that consumption had
appeared In al tuCipisut state. was
constantly coughing aud trying 20 eX-
pei something which ! could not. ] De
came alarmed and after giving the local
doctor a trial bought a bottle o.
Chamber.ain's Cough Remedy and me
result vas immediate improvement.
and after I had used three bottles ny
lung were restored 20 their healthy
state.-B. :. Edwards. publisher OF The
Review. wyau-. III. For sale by Ben
SON. smith s CO. It'd. Eh9iss2,e
agents
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Death OF Miss Gould.

The death Of Miss \. Maud Gould
occurred last Saturday, due 90 con
sumption. Deceased vas quite well
known here, having been n 1898 .
guest Of Minister Stevens. She had re-
turned last fall IN hopes or regaiEiRs
her health. The remains were eatrust-
ed to the family OF ]. \. Carter. her
intimate friends. The funeral took
place yesterday from the Central
Union church aud was largely at.
tended.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-13
YOUNGEST ENGINEER

According TO the New Yors World.
the youugest aud smallest railroad en-
giueer ia ttc world IS HuEd Gibspa
Richards OF Laramie. Wyo.. who is on
Is three years old. hut who SHOWS the
name and use OF every part % q loco-
motive In sight. and can run an en-
CINE as well as the most experienced
engineer. lie accompanies the regular
engineer on locomotive No. ifp5 II th"
Union Pacific road oa almost every rna
he makes. Being q child he Is not. 81
course given charge 90 the engine.
bu. his ability Co run lt Is acsuuw!sis-
ed al the same. Young Hugh can asa
name every part o: batue-ship and
hts hv5-year-olj sister recites wh''s
page %; poetry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-13
Land COMPANY.

The Honolulu Investment Company
is the name OF = new corporation
which made application for articles
Of incorporation Saturday. The To-
lowing are the signers OF The petition:
Henry Smith, T. +. Lansing. c. u.
Gray. George II. Gear. John n. Holt.
Lewis 5. Gear. y. Emms. May. Fred
!. Jacobs, a. V. Gear.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-13
TAKE NoTIGs.

THAT All. BICYCLES LEFT At
Balley.s lfpuBig.u CycsaFY. - k4ax
stree. f1r more than - days usU b.
sold 50 aurEspu 60 pay th~ rcpaar ui..
thai may be- ov5az against them EAts
notice g. especially given % the parties
Nfhp ov-n several bicycles ues thas
have s-eea let 5u my store tTssn
months 20 3 mp1 be-
5it- =. s. BAILEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-13
NOTICE.

MR. l.. y. KING HAVING RE-
tired from The Fsc5ac Cycle e. Mts 90.
Lid. Mr.. Ho-ac. =. Craft has boa sP-
pointed manager.
PACIFIC CYCLE 4 MFG. co. IT'D.
tifs
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NOTICE.

ALL ACCOUNTS DUE TIE FACtF-
&c Cycle 4 Mfg Co. Ltd. previous o.
January sisi. iSs3. must D. srst.e1 a.
once. or they w5,l - placed lntB the
hands 90 an attorney Tor collection
PACIFIC CYCLE a. MIG. CO. LTD.
E.ss g. r. Craft. MANAGE.
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NOT TURNED TURTLE

+ \ rsI.ab.. citizen of Npa8.1
+ writes Gu the ADVERTISE
& On December .1ud. Thurs
z ddy. about $3.50 or tsfS %. us.
+ was ON high land above N.uls3
:. and near Fuiu,u Gulrd and look
$ ing out tu sea I saw Cd ycses.
y about three and e halt miles
X from shore ON uji1 side ot Asi-
y nj. her bow facing Htiu. bare
= mgsts standing. but listed uy
= CSutgd tu port 90 au angle ot
= - degrees ur more went uu
y down To breakfast and reported
!; tn manager there vas q vessel
X uus there that looked tn piitkia.
= returned to high land later on.
= uut vessel had dr.ftsd around
= the hcadIaud aud was ioar 60
= view. and mus, soon after have
s. been cast ON the rocks. a. there
X was a strong north wind blow
y ing and sea was risiuE.
+ This CouIrJdsCt< the state
i; meuts that this vessel was bot
y tom up: further proof uf this is
= that when she struck. the seas
- listed her to- starbuavd and beg
s; mast< were touching the clif.
= and that Is how the natives first
(; got aboard.
Il il added that the Numaj
= has been stripped ny ioc3i
= wreckcrs.
= :. i. = s. 4. - - - 3
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BY AUTHORITY.
TENDERS FoR XIV SCHOOL.
BUILDING
TENDERS

ssFz.~1 sfa-fss sur sar raass-aesa ID. %
- 49, srapal bsitd.aEs rer'aslts 80 "a
rzsa.a0as as1 tsaaaasagas. AZ Rafasts-
sza. ussF-aa.z s.r~es. ueaslaia. 90
D. receives sf eco or.-s ~ co. prazfs-
9rEs 90 t'sf.6I IaFsarasa anuI aaos
is SzszTszy. Fsa-aasg iNss. pass asz
sssv .sezfsans raa o. ssra a. shr 80.
uf W.r.sF a uar&rF tiuaa,sls
ne Nsrlssrs ders saf h.ag h.-,s-f
ta sraras ssr .as1~st nF asF GA
HENRY O.. COOPER
gr.sfF rf rat,t- 1-rru csc.
-sss
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-13

The famous old Jesse Mo0.s "A
wh.skey has become dsssgyeiiy Popl-
lar because OF It's exse',suce. = 80
sold bv I,5yejoy & Co.
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WANTED.

EVENING EMPLOYMENT BY -;
sxpest b5oEkscPc-. &C. F5rss class Eet-
srcnc.s. AttFcss
si13 w Advertiser oG7c-
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NOTICE.

Z HAVE TAKEN TIE MANAGE
-.e1t nf lIsANTwAi. AID desire % a.
fsolace 90 tAc pahssc thar I hara --.s-
u = esEt c,aEs family resort
HARRY KfA-NME
sl-s Proqrssty-
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IA 60 F5.sA-g lsss 49, EzasA "a
aa~ s,aa.i. ussA aaszFazsse Escv AZ
r.6mzss. "a lice 90 ars7ose4 Essle
Trsassf. Essg t~-zss
--%eges-zs ss~a ssss % BsrSs&zss
sssegs. EuA ssse 90 Geo. Ross
s-oss s,sss asa les o. D~~Hss
street
t-iysss !. aizrr-ss a--s o. K--sas
s-xss.s.aa. Par Asl-ss ss.s. "a
sasssl1Bsatf.
s-Tao as.s.s.zz .sss- Pear cT.
aear Ffsstgas
s-sss.a sEFos. ssoTe sr go. ssos sne
Gl.a taaa. ad5siniaz Miutss~r CssP~Hs
la1l sn NsasA
S-rso esoxaas hc--s a. ,:skskg CO
Puasbgu scheoi trsrsa
CITY property - beF .scsusss
Ie-I-sass "a Nsuazu waller.
ii-Lsas sesseAsIs a. Kaks.ss.
H.ta zgod gcsgrnss
ls-TurasF F-srS acasr rf rs $50
I 20 ~ pasture lad in gs'oio rzsier. 80
Msl~s srsm Wasslae Foaa FsnsA ssyus-
ts.a Stsrzas rsas saro1EA shs isza
tg-TAsstg 3ots Of al ssacS ~ a.
fegr1t psrts % the aoS Saslrzs1z iecsr
ssoaa uf kssshs. MA "a. views ma
/ cad2rutses streets. anG water Ezpa,-
fros1 city These sosA Ne VII seii a.
lourss figures ia DolshiT sessaIl7eGs
Esthp1t luscrcs go "a 20 PCT th~n
Esghia reseh % EFbpsF wao psnss q
pp=es
/ IA sellzss hgsa~ Sad 80 NdAka
10 rni-1tes' walk from FHoss oBnes
lroasa fsr So - zsunsAs Ecrr cbes1
II ia a~zmtifai. ue4i-sAaa.d sss O.
ka1is5. sasouF = of an arre go Esst
} rnarsHanr 800 r-ssH
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Session Saie--Tsu shares EaF P.l--
.Jtiou. Sg5S.
Outside sales Reporter Nsa-
uUlfrUou Chausss= Tv,af
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W.. j. QUINN

Real Eat. AFszs. tie N0as<u=e-r
s.. san Francisco. Esr-
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s-cify property "a ses .sssusss
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S-Tss e51Eaas Aen~s az N.skskg CO
Puashon seheol srars.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-13

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