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New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
HELP WANTED.

PROFITABLE WORK offered agents In
er.rr f.Wu - se.Ire subscriptions 90
fne Ladies home I.Irnli ami The sat
urdaN Evening Post Good paw fpr ~ u
work We want agents t0 wIrh tlFr.ug. .-
b, and with business system r. cover
each section wi'h our illustrated little
book k.efs ari other advertising matter
How we'll suu- of Our agents have sue
c@elod .s 'oil ln a little booklet We would
Ike f0 seuI SOU portraits of some 0f oIr
Iast agents will tie story of bow they
made Do paw TIE CURTIS PUBLISH
iNG GO Philadelphia. Penn.
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BALTIMORE It. OHIO r. r

BALTIMORE t. OHIO r. r
se4E0JLe ~ El FEET NOVEMBER 20, 1885.
Lave NsE-fors. MnitsnaH Terminal South Ferry ana
Let q: Llerl
'Daly. tExcept Sunday tsundays.
CHICAGO C'-30 rom Liberty only), 81 Is
n, an5 80 l. night
PfTTsBrRC. t-42o H. from Liberty only).
C1vgSTYVNATI ST LOUIS .e55 e. m. '555 D m
w ROYAL, Blue TRAINS. n....,
TASAINGTqN RAtPIMoRE Ii Y t7' 's 5,5 Dlasp
CR0yal Limited" Exclusive Pullman Train, '45j
inasD '5.5 > and ~ 10 night NORFOLK. ~ IS
All rra.rs ar@ Illuminated with pntsch Light.
OHces ll0 l72 2C1 434 1884 B'way. 81 2. 14th-st..
e Bower N 800 Fulton 81. $50 Graham ave
p-ookiyn Wt.tehaN Terminal Baggage checked from
ko,si residence 20 destination
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Male.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Don't PR
pare z r arV civil Service examination
without seeing our Illustrated catalogue q
information. sent fire. COLI M'IAN
CJRRf<PONDENcE COLLEGE. Wash
ineflu. T.. '.
MONEY r0 patent your IDEAS may be- .e-
cured through our aid THE PATENT
RECORD Baltimore. Md
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
DRESS MAKING.
~
Gg7DT UR1GT& GRG


-~~>N~~~o>>O>~>~~~~~~~-~~
SHIRT WAISTS CSC.
made tD measure. Perfect ht and work
manshi1 Ta'Yr-mad- suit So up. sih
lined skirt s. up. Skirts repaired. pressed
HERALD SQUARE, TAILORING 60. lil
West 34th-st
A HIGH GRADE ladies' tailor ana Dress
maker. formerly - 5th-av".. viii max
tailor made suits in finest imported ma-
. t-rials. lined fnrNug our Wlft h@-' 4ln.+'
SITS. f1r $50. regular price SO absolutely
perfect filter. exquisite workman li ais
fue fancy waists. bicycle suits rainy day
.Jsf-ues. etc. W rf don. 20 fIf establish
uent only. Mrs MOSTkOWllT - West
42l-st.
A.-ARTisTIC DRESSMAKING az short
notice. perfect nf and finish. ~ derate
price also r-m0delhng Nj. " ELROY
- EaS' i'lsf 81. corner Mtdi-.u ave.
COrTrRIERE TRANCAIsE During this
mont. VIII maze laQ4rs own materials
~ Tall. made. dinner reception and car
r.fge gowns misses fancy dr.ss-s jackets.
r3ing habits. t@s gowns si.k y.tf!coaf-.
fancy waists az greatly reduced prices
mace q once. gowns rem dellet. NJ l~.
St-aru Brothers
DREssMAKER. Capable. would IKE
work by the dtr ~ a. home. terms
moderate. Call or address d.. l3s West
ilfh-sf
UREssMAKEK- c9mpe'en, dressmake-
% 20 ouf ut DO" day VI faEe WorA home,
accustomed 30 chNdren's work. Miss
KEEP. 455 West 32l-s'
DREss3iAKEE Competent economical
lf-sslal.rr VIII Work f.r 81 80 iew da-s
satisfaction guaranteed. reference. ~ You
need d g0oc dressmakcr address GOOD
WORK 27O West Dds
DREssMAKEK ana sEAMsTREss -
Good sitter b. day. 81. work nome very
reasonable. silk waists. skirts. children
dresses and renoyating specially good
reference. Ms. MITCHELL Broadway.
lSJtn-st
LADIES SKIRTS. rebinding. CLEANING and
pressing 1jc.. including best F-lvrtrfn.
s. Write. VIII cali UNION TAIlpRlNG
Co - Broadway. near 32i-s' skirts
made from your material s. jlcS@ts. s..
refining remole.lin- FeasonaD.e-
NNE. MARIE li2 West l7th-si-Every
ABSORPTION Of spring and summer dresses
nj moderate price. Paris designs ex-
ciusively
SHIRTS rebound and pressed. 81. i-sdies
Jackets remodclled Cleaning and dye
ing y every description send postal win
call L. s CLEANING AND PEEs9ING'
% West isth-st.. near 6th-aVe
DRESS AND ACCORDING PLEAT-
ING.
.|e>~>,~ >~.<.~~N
ACCDkDION and s!de pleatlng. buttons
covered while you walt. pinkinS, fIsnsh
fu.ing. feathers and hoas cJt!et. Bur
CESS $40 6th-aVe.. corner @lsl-st Se'
signs.
PLEATINGS. pinklngs. nIinss cone W"ls
you wal. Dressmakers get dlsr 'tnl On
owes, prices HARDING. 80 West 2il---
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
-.l~~~<~>~<>c->(eee1 s,s.(-o|y.t
NETNBERG HETE GIVE BllbAN. -
Sassau-st civil and criminal. ~ii4.,4. /
coraIent.al. - years police experience /
r1.fi.. DEPARTMENT Ufy
FOR SALE.
----~r -.-. ..-. q. bon. ,r.-.~,- 7~07~N0~00N
ron SAIT.-Ten R.r'rA.Ns for cents
~ drugFis's' one gives '-i."'
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TfPEWItfTFRs

.PrEwRITERs-BAkGSISS - -,
,us,ass ss cheap Remington srn,,b, tss
I,TFr -. rentals reduced CONsOJ.I-
ls.a TYPEWRITER EXcuASCE. 2ts
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06

COACFiMAN and GARDENER. BY mar
ried man. NJ family. honest sober: best
of references. 7. T.. 2i6 "a ave. New
/ ark Y J.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
LEHlCH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot II West 2al g. Penn T. r.. Corauat
Desbrosses -.
Indicates time from 23d other figures show
time from Cortland; Deshrosses 81
'G:i5. 400 4. " daily FOR EAsTON and intermedi-
.7.,o. $40 4 NJ daily for wIL.YEsRARRE. scPAN-
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and principal local
points dinine-car and parior-car 90 buffalo
81 80. 12;oO noon daily. except sunday
"BlACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Bunalo o.5j !. M Pullman Nestibule Day
coaches ana rarlo cars Dining car service Meals
IL 80. !. 900 = NJ daily ~ EAsToN Ma ,cH
CHUNK. WILKEsBAREE. SCRANTON. and coal
.::.5O. 4.Io = " daily except d-y for WILKES
BARRE. PiTTsTuN. SCRANTON. and principal inter
aeiatc stations Connects for al pnts In coal
-i:5O. :J;I5 =. NJ. sunday only for MAUcH CHUNK
and intermediate stations
.I:50. 5;2O = NJ daily. excep, sunday for EAsTOH
.5,5o G..O T. NJ daily except sunday fo- EAsTON
and principal inermedate stations. o ...
FAfIS and all points West pullman sleeper vest buie
train \ y Cheagl. Seepers to Buffalo and Toronto
Dining Car y 20 Easion. , -, . -,.-,
rHftr-NK sAYRE. GENEVA RocHEsTER BUFFALO
scering-car passenger carried N6 baggsge carried
- 20. $40 ". daily for WILKEsBAERE
ITHACA GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO MAG
ARA FALLS and ali points Wes, Pullman sleeper o.
Aid,ona local trims daily except sunday. for SOUTH
pIArHFff,fD B0r-ND BROOK and intermediate points
Plahnch only) - 20 s:2o $50. and $50 =. Nj 80
Tickets ana Pullman acroufn0dAti IONS Ar 10 ~. 80
500 Fulton S.. cau-, St. es Bway and Brooklyn
\ Traasrer Co. viii -au q and check baggage
from hotel or residence through 70 Destination
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06

GARDENER Thoroughly competent IN
All garden work. only ino'e "ahtins
o.,,.-,i 5ood single sober man. care tine
-ov-s. references first class. III II
WORTHY ! .242 broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
HELP WANTED.

.~~~~~--(I~(.ol-~r/- C.--,.ol-0(0C(C(r
Female.
FREE ladies' snampDn halriressing
done every Afternoon anI evening r1
rlarg@. incorporated school pa d-h ave.
LADIES rIAIRDETS~lNG and MGni-Ir-
ing school lnc rplr9fol' Facial mas
sage. c.iruplIy. derWatolYSy - course
far ladies' maids. Cay, evening" legal
diplomas. good positions. % GtU-ave
LADIES can easily max so. materials
4YI Instructions =. NANAGEE I-O-
ora'ive Art Works Yurfff- =
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06

Male.
COOK. &c.-Man American. who is a good
cook. % take entire charge % bachelors
apartments references Address ~, Box
.. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06

Male.
! GARDENER-COOK.- French coupe, 30.
; no children. man gardener. florist. good
! mixer useful. can 90 al repairs. VIE
frst-class competent. economical COOK
/ highest references. speak English, gentle
ans place only SERRET. los west
J 2sfh -
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
10 ARD WANTED.

~-~~-~~-~-~>~~4~
-. ~ LADY IS d-sir1Is q home IN
,.-PeF ~" York o. suburbs with lady
"a. .-lsiafj TASTES. references exchanged.
jp,.-'ss' p-.-ts' LA'TiANGE. 3C9 f1ilton-st..
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
DRESS AND ACCORDING PLEAI

-c(1~N.(T-<~. m -..,,...
ACCDkDION and side pledtlns buttons
covered while you walt. pinkinS french
ruting. feathers and hoas cJt!ec. Boh-
CESS $40 6ih-aye. corner "isi-st ses
signs.
PLEATINGS. pinkiugs. nutings done wAlls
YOU wal. Drcssmakers get discount On
lcvvesi prices HARDING. 30 West Ids
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
Railroads
WEST SHORE R.R,

rain. leave Franklin St. station y. Y. a. toHo"s'
- :, later from foQt Of W. 42c St. -, -.
a. 80. r p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED, DaHy- Lo'
l.'4S. S,-a-use Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls,
Hii HSisxsiapd Detroit Chicago and S. LOUIS; Arrives
So and ST. Louis next afternoon DINING Gar. -,
80 p n $50 n. later foot W 42i So chicago ana
sAs Louis Limited Daily for Utica syracuse Koen
cIsveland cnicago and 81 Louis. ,,.A....- nut
.so 70 ~ Daily for Utica. Syracuse. Rochester BIZ
10. ~, Tiagara Falls and Toronto 49,,
SIX p Daily. for Albany. Utica. Syracuse; Roches-
sfo r-~aio Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleve-
snd Chicago ana 81. Louis -.
,oSies a. r~inciDal hotels and Offices Baggage
-. 80 T0r-i Residence by Westcott Express
''e'r = IAMPERT General Passenger Agent y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06

Male.
AN experienced manager superintendent.
travelling sslesman and accountant.
would like responsible poaitlOn With hrsi
class concern. r. Box :. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

IcfSfyfJS1I;'II =; T, ri. ;fs'>i>>f + fEEAJ >
Sassau-st st-Civll and criminal. -tflf'D
conf dental. - years .i'cr r%p'fi'"-'
pofre Department 0fY
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
BOARD AND ROOMS

lDST. IS WEST Rooms fastefuily and
conf .-fs.r furnished table hountrui}
sIliei references given and required
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04
CLOSING OUT SALE
or Second Hand Pianos and Orea


Here is a chance of your lifetime to
get piano or organ at your own price
and on your own Terms.
The following is partial list of
pianos and organs at prices that gives
everybody an opportunity to have a
piano or organ in their home:
One Allen & Co. upright piano, worth
SITS, for only $40.
One large upright piano, worth $175,
for only $115. 4
One William Bourne & Son upright
piano, worth 5000, for only S135.
One elegant upright piano, mahog-
any, nearly new, worth $500, for only
$267.50.
One Estey organ, worth SIS, for only
$45.
One A. B. Chase organ, worth SIS, for
only $45.
One Chicago cottage organ, worth
$1OO, for only $55. ,
We are also offering elegant new up
right pianos in fancy wood cases, Eng
lish quartered oak, French Burl wal
nut, San Domingo mahogany. at prices
very little above manufacturers cost,
including freight on instruments to
Butte. We mean business, but this sale
is for this week only, so call at once
and get first choice.
MONTANA MUSIC COMPANY,
1l9 North Main street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04
A FARCE OF AN ELECTION
A Few Enthusiasts Got Together
in VAUDEVILLE.
THE COURTS MUST DECIDE
The Council Will Undoubtedly Refuse to
Canvass the Notes.-The Judges
and Clerks of Election Had
Jolly Good Time.

A few enthusiasts got together in
agreed to hold an election in the face of
the fact that no credentials of candi-
dates had been filed in accordance with
the provisions of law. 1t was given out
in Walkerville last Saturday that there
would be no election. it having been
discovered that the credentials had not
been filed. Therefore When polls were
opened in the city hall yesterday there
was considerable surprise. Chancellor
ODonnell got together a few men, who
in some way were appointed judges and
clerks Of election--not those appointed
by the city council. Mayor Briney's
consent to use the city hall for a voting
place was secured, and Clerk Clinton
was prevailed upon to give up the keys
to the ballot boxes, and about II o'clock
the process of voting began. The Judges
and clerks We're Tim Shea. Tom Nee
nan, Floyd Holbro0k, Larry Mulligan
and Mike Dalton. Some one used the
authority to appoint Tony Robinson a
special peace officer.
The three regularly nominated candi-
dates. Messrs. Wicks, Sweeney and Duff
fly, We're voted for. A few ballots were
cast for Mike Murphy in the third he
receiving 10 to DufTy'S Il. The three
expressed will of SO voters. that being
the total of the poll
There were some amusing incidents
around the polls during the afternoon.
The judges and clerks resolved them
selves into committee Of the whole to
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04
Change in Location.

The Northern Pacific railway has re-
moved its city ticket office from the
Hamilton building. No. 90 East Broad
way, to the Lizzie block, northwest cor
ner Park and Main streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04
AMONG RAILWAY men
Great Northern Will Reduce
Sleeping Car Rates.
OTHERS MUST COME DOWN
Another Change in the Local Service of
the Northern Pacific = Couldn't
Make Proper Connections
With thu Swing Trains.

Information was received yesterday
from ST. Paul that commencing April
Is the Great Northern will reduce
the amount charged for a berth
in their sleeping cars between ST.
Paul or Minneapolis and the Pacific
from $3.50 to $40, rates to intermediate
points being reduced in like proportion.
The reduction will apply eastward as
well as westward, and after April Is the
sleeping car rate between Butte or Ana
conda and st. Paul or Minneapolis will
be Sc instead of IS.
The following table shows the old and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

s25 reward to any one proving that e.
F. Mayer, 40 West Park, does not put
in the best handspring made for 81.
Watch cleaning. S1.50.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

Do you want to buy or sell Boston
e. Montana. Butte & Boston or Parrot
stocks? We receive quotations from
Boston every 30 minutes. Thompson
Investment company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

Anheuser Busch book beer has ar
rived; best in the whole world. Order
a barrel. Kinds 6; Co., Agents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

Try the Burlington route from Butte
to Omaha, st. Joseph and st. Louis
without change of cars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

The opening of spring would be in
complete without Centennial book beer.
1t is the finest article breWed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

Through sleeper via the Burlington
route from Butte to st. Joseph without
change of cars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16
TEXAS PRESS CLIPPINGS.

Cisco Roundup: There were days OF
old that tried mems souls, but these be
days less trying, unless, perchance, one 8
mind be afflicted with pessimism.
Brennan Banner: Texas is not SO much
interested about the quantity of immi-
grants that reach her shores as she is
about the quality. Sabe?
Athens Review: There has already been
more fruit sold in and shipped from Ath-
ems than we thought in the spring would
be raised in the county--and still 1t comes
Alvarado Bulletin: The pistol toter Is
now up for discussion generally He has
done great deal of damage in a physical
way, to say nothing of the money he has
cost the State He should be induced to
quit business.
Alvin Sun: Some men engage in the
newspaper business to further their per-
sonal political aspirations, some to display
their verbosity. and others, to assist in
the upbuildng of the country. The Sun
claims to be numbered among the latter;
We have no political ak to grind.
Paris Advocate The threatened short
ness of the cotton crop don't scare the
farmers and business men Ike it did
formerly They have learned that Lamar
county can grow and sell other things
besides cotton.
Quanah Observer: n it should be
deemed best to retire Otis from the Phil
ippines on the installment plan in order
to avoid the creation of an enormous hole.
we would respectfully suggest that his
mead be removed first. BY this means his
legs, which have already acquired the
sprinting habit, could be depended on to
save the government for the transportation
expense
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

General Dcdds. who conducted the Da-
honey campaign IN 1892 and 1888 has been
promoted TO Inc rnas OF general OF division
in the French army.
Jerome X Jerome takes his vacation on a
farm. where he Becomes one OF the day lab
orers He has studied agriculture. both from
a theoretical and practical point of work.
David Wark. the eldest member OF the Can
adian ecnatc. who recently expressed the
opinion that that body had too little to do.
is physical wreck. and has to be carried in
and out OF the senate chamber.
pr. Kate Perry Cain OF covington. KY
is called rThe Turnpike Queen" She owns
and operates the Coyington and Independent
turnpike, which is one OF the busiest high
ways In Kentucky.
Though william Aston Chanler. the new
millionaire congressman from New York. has
little in common with W. J. Bryan. he hears
SC striking a likeness to that person that ha
is frequently mistaken for him.
Frof George Forbes of London the uei,
known electrical expert, is at Niagara Falls
tho guest OF tho officials of the Niagara Falls
Power company. Pref, Forbes was connec,a,
with the powur company when the barness-
ing Of N.asara's energy was first undertake.
Mrs. Lapg;iy's racing establishment, a,
Regal Lodge Kentford is only small Mae
although most beautifully furnished and dee
GRATED. " oil the racing boxes In ana
around Newmarket there is not one thar can
oompars IN comfort and luxury with Mr..
Langtry's place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16
TEXAS EXCHANGE GOSSIP.

Terrell Index: publisher has offered
Rudyard Kiplng $1,000 for poem of eight
lines. There are good, able-bodied poets
in nearly every town in Texas who would
do the work at much smaller figure.
Yoakum Herald: ii Texas can get few
doses of iron tonic from her mines she
viii be all the better for it, and just think
of the people it will give employment
provided State convicts are not employed.
Nacogdoches Phone" We have had a
world of solicitation from our country
friends to start weekly paper. We have
the matter under consideration, but II
takes lot of money to start good weekly
paper, which the aforesaid article We haint
got just at this writing.
Ell Paso Times: Unless this three ring
circus business is stopped we will become
nation of rubber necks. There is Otis in
the Philippines, the Dreyfus trial at
Rennes and the Georgia populist circus all
going on at once. Ring down the curtain
on Otis until the continuous performance
in France and the middle of the-road act
in Georgia are over.
Morgan News: Whenever the Texas leg
islature gets tired OF routine business it
goes on an excursion to Galveston or
amends the Sunday law. 1t finds great
pleasure in closing little lemonade stands.
Did anyone ever hear of the Austin law
makers presenting bill to prevent rail-
ways and street car lines from operating
on Sunday? OF course not. Their pockets
are full OF passes.
Goliad Guard: Forty-three years ago
Gcliad had city government and fully
organized common council to look after
the affairs of the town-a flourishing male
and female college. at which were edu-
Gated many of our prominent citizens.
Contrasted with present conditions we
candidly admit that the present inhabl-
tants do not show the progressive spirit
of their honored sires.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16
THE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENCY.

To the Editor OF The Post.
Berclair, Texas. August 1.-THE writer
notes with pleasure The Posts mention Of
the name OF Mr.. C. n. ousley in conpec-
tion with the presidency OF the state
university. II was my good fortune TO
enjoy An Intimate acquaintance with Mr..
0uslev when professor In Marvin college at
Waxnhaolie. and more polished. dlgnihed
Christian gentleman, or one better equipped
10 preside over our beloved institution could
mot be found In the State. and would prove
worthy successor TO the gifted Winston.
His Drchable candidacy was enthusiastically
received here. and II Is the universal wish
among the friends OF the university ut this
place that he BIO honored with the exalted
position. w. Hancock
II IL q fact extremely complimentary to
Mr.. OusIey that wherever the suggestion
of his name for the presidency OF the Unit
versity Of Texas has been discussed, 1t
has evoked only praise and good viii
Innumerable testimonies, such az the
one from Berclsir. have been volunteered
In Mr.. Ousley's behalf. It Is peculiarly
grstifying TO nud that those who know
hin best. especially the gentlemen Of the
press q the stste. upon whose good viii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16
A Live Newspaper.

The Press greets Its readers this morn
Ing with an eight-page seyen-column Sun
DAY paper containing as good syndicate
service as will be found in any paper in
Texas. Besides We have very Interest,"
Ing Chicago letter that will be enjoyed
by all our readers, good local paper, and
the important Associated Press telegr,
news OF the hour. Other improvements
newspaper help can be secured and our
new material arrives.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16
SOME posrscRIrfs

There is one horse for even
in England. 40. ..st blpjcu y
from wolf skin. -. erov w :
Ir is estimated thar W.
700 Goo inse.ts every ysar. .,,,.,.,, b 2
V there are only 10000 70. p uraaal.ass
On. 10 every 5000 OF the p D0,,,.s s,ss1
0n At - meetings Of the ,' na'' ! ~ 4
official rteerd OF any \,
proceedings. s.,l. sre -
The newest billiard pans reid, =
steel. They are tho SAM
ana cos. s. each, 10, hsr
nhllanthroric Institution, 80
male is spent on chari', :, d. uss'i
The copper production - !. I,,ess
in the year 1898 was 'n'
corded in a single year .,,,ss1 y y
Japanese werkmep y. ',osefipbs
,n.Ir caps and lacks a. ..',olo,xs
their business and tesH :, Inv ~
since the beginning =. ~
fewer than hfty-swo SSIuesss ~
arisen cut Of TIE sea- ,ss.bltsl
peared aud ten arc W. VA 40
One worm tas 'urn s,,a b. ~
been COMPLETED .,,.,,a y s s.s e.l, :
S SroD ia a renpy IN SLOT