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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-02

factory bond for the amount required by
the CRY charter and the laws OF the state
O. Washington. within ten days after be-
ing Notified OF the award Of the contract
70 him; failing 10 do So. the said caecS
and the auaSant fixed therein VIII De s9r-
fsZted 10 the cry. No person - eligible
as q bidder who has within TWO years
prior 30 The letting OF said contract made
default IN payGsen; - sny JUST CAIN for
any work or labor performed or any skill
or material furnished pursuant 20 any such
eos1trae: as herein advertised. or who. with
in SAID two years. failed 20 complete any
such contracts.
Special attention Is called 70 article XIII.
OF the city c1arter. rs ncw in force. re-
latIng 10 hours OF labor. and 10 article
viii, see. 81. subs. i and >, relating 70 bonds
and sureties.
The board Of pubic works reserves the
right 10 Ts1ect any and all bids.
Proposals mas. Re Endorsed On envelope
bid for Blanchard Street Improvement"
By order Of the Beard or Pubic Works.
FRANK OI.ESoN, Secretary.
Date O: nrst publication. December II.
fSqS
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Pr.nI.fsftEg.s

PrBLfSHER'S NOTICE ~ TrsyelinE
agents are J. A. Mcclellan. v. = k0wisy
aud q e. i-oogfais. CITY collectors are y
A. 1sashcart, f. r.. Hawl@y. Eugene &c.
CzrfLy. g.. III. MCGOWAN. G. n siSnen SEC
IL. A. Willis. Postmaster everywhere ~
our agents Pas unossey oasy 70 tssss 80
so our resident agents ln tbs various casaes
and towns Of The Northwest.
ADVERTISING ~ Office hours Q, tne
Pasf~Intsllagenesr l5us.ne@s office. Daily.
q IN. Until II p. IA sunday ntsSrft ogsl
q. IN. until II o. IA Classified advertise
meEfs for insertion following msfhia4
will be received up To 1872 p m: Aass vet,
tiserents under classified nea1ihks VIZ
be trz&2ried at the rate OF cent wvfu
each insertion. Payment always "a 80
VANCE No advertisement recsissn io'
less than 3 cents.
ADsERTIsgRs-t.hanges for a ~ ,,a.er
must be furnished by o'clock SasnIuAs.
Advertisements viii be received NJ psAneh
oTteex OF the Post iHteIsisencer
HEMARU-~Ten dollars will ne pasu sos
Information leading to the consiSton %
any person stealing copies 81 tbis tApsa
delivered to subscribers In ssateis
TACOMA EUEEAC-So. LIZ Paelne AZ
ease. l. A. Harrison.
OLfAPIA-4i71s Main street q. {. WIN
esan.ey, Agent.
EvEkEfT-P. X. Lests.
block, sc5 Riverside avenue. teiepnons *
PORT T0WSSESD--Wm. A. Pyeiner.
BEI4GsiSGIAM LAY ~ New Whetcom-
Parker Ellis Manager.
VICTORIA. u. E.--George Aafsden.
The following iettess await adsertisess
ot this Office.
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OUR business for the past five years has
been largely leans. rentals and the gen.
eral care of property. As Is usual In this
line OF business, We have gradually been
given exclusive control of a large gen.
eral list of property. We now offer to
investors or homeseekers such portions
OF this list as we are authorized to sell.
providing they are offered at prices that
in our Judgment are warranted. We
are thoroughly familiar with practically
every piece of property We offer. ana
feel that II We can suit you as TO foca-
ton and class OF property. you will not
complain OF price. We offer for
s50.eo
60 feet improved on First avenue. south
of Madison, which is now paying per
cent, with one-story improvements.
$4,000
For GO feet on Second avenue. south of
Pike; an expense of $500 on the prop
erty Will put 1t into condition so as TO
bring double present rentals; we collect
rents on both OF these pieces. and are
prepared to sh0w S figures ao
VIII buy 30 feet on Second avenue south.
north of Jackson. we are prepared to
show you this is a bargain outside of the
prospective advance on this street owing
to the improvements now being made
by James J. Nm and the Snoaualmis
Power Company; this piece can be sold
on exceptionally 8. sa ~, terms
For eighty feet on Jackson street. first
hill; easy terms; improved; will net IA
per cent
81 COO.
6e-foot lot on Seventh, near University.
can be improved TO net Is per cent.
On first hill. south OF Madison,
Two seven-room modern houses. 81 500
each: lots are level. fenced and are with
In easy walking distance.
AT Fremont
We have quite list of small houses and
lots which we can sell at d low figure
and on easy terms rents that you are
paving will soon buy you a home
We invite YOU to cali in reference TO any
of the above or for information in re-
gard to our general list
WILLIAM +. HARPER,
Real Estate Loans.
Care OF Property and Insurance.
60 81 and ~ Dexter Horton Bank Bldg.
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MINERS AND LocorRv TooIA

DIAMOND II BRA%D made x oss. a
parted EBE!ssn toas steel. superior =
others. fully guaranteed. SOD BY "A
class dealers Manufactured AID soa
Column ala al Il Tool WosGs aecons
Clay. Portland. Or.
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BIRTHS.


1oFTT5-A; sas county hosgssai. Decerz-
b@r 81, lsse. Ra;r-ck Loftas. OF sara.ssss,
azer ~ years.
TIE funeral viii take place foSnorroT
morning al 10 eeIock from Penney * Stew
arts cslzpei Internerse n Calvary eerrs-
terry
BI-AckETT- The funeral servscFs essr tie
remains az Ruby Craze B.z2xefr Viii iss@
2.sse THIS aft~rTason al @ esoek. from tgss
FIrst Methodist Episcopal caafcts Rev.
E.xasn NJ Randall officiating. inGerIs@fas
III Lake View efusetsry.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs.-'Fi

NOTICE TO CONTEMPORARIES
Avenue North Replanking."
posals win be received by the undersigned
secretary of the board of public works of
the city Of Seattle up 10 z o'clock p. m.
Monday, January 9Th, 1899. for the i'm
provement of First Avenue North from
Denny Way to Harrison Street, by re-
planking and residewaiking said avenue
nance No. sos, creating local improve
ment district No 1Ss, ana In accordance
with the plans and specifications now ON
file IN the office of the board or public
works.
Each bid must be accompanied by "A GER
titled check. payable to the order OF the
city comptroller. for a sum not less than
FIVE 90 per cent. OF the bid. and no. bid
will be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder will he required TO
enter into contract ard furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
the city charter and the laws of the state
of Washington. within ten days after be-
ing notified 81 the award OF the contract
10 him; falling to do so. the said check
and the amount fixed therein will be for
feited TO the city. No person is eligible
as a bidder who has within two years
prior 10 the letting OF said contract made
default In payment of any Just claim
for any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 10
any such contract as herein advertised
or who within said two years. failed TO
complete any such contracts.
Special attention Is called TO article XIII
Of the city charter. as now in force re-
lating TO 'hours of labor and to article
WILL sec 81 subs. and ,, relating 70 bonds
and suretieS.
The board Of pubic works reserves the
right TO 70 3ect any and all bids,
Proposals must be trdorsed on envelope
'R!ds for First Avenue North Renlankirg -
BY order Of the board OF pubic works.
FRANK Of.ESON, Secretary
Date OF first publication, December 3lst,
1893.
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Ii -. GARDNER. dealer IN Rocky No. 49,.
tain fsrs. orr specsaitaee are ~oaf -
Reveu by eight feet. and capS ana xss'D
for Alaska. 1888 Second avenue
G. r. WERN ECkts manu- Aciursr os - =
and Alaska goods. ne quality tssIss =
grscea se!l. gee than. Columbia osSAs -
Railroad ayenue. seattle. W axn. -
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Harrison
Street and Queen Anne Avenue Replauk-
Notice IL hereby given that sealed pro
n4sals viii be received by the uniers.gned
secretary ~ the board - public works Of
the city OF Seattle up 10 z o'clock r. M.
Monday. January 9Th 1899 for the Inn
movement OF Harrison Street ard Queen
Arne Avenue from First Avenue North 20
Roy Street by replanking said stree: nd
avenue between said points. as provided
by ordinance No. 5fss. creating local I'M
nroven,ent district No. iSe, and In accord
ance with the plans and specifications now
on file in the office az the board % public
works.
city comptroller. for. sum no. less than
Eve 81 per cent. OF the bid and No bid
will be considered unless ACCOMPANIED by
said check
enter into a contract and furnish satlsfac-
terry bond for the amount required by The
city charter sad the laws ~ ne state OF
Washington within ten DAYS aftsr being
notified Of the award OF the contract 20
him failing 20 do 40. the sad check and
the amount axed therein Wih be forfeited
ar wha has within tive years prior 10 ire
lestinS of said contract made default IN
rsavrne1t Of airy Just claim for ans work or
iano~ performed or any skill or material
Furnished pursuant 20 ary such contract IA
herein advertised or wh3 within said ygro
wears failed 70 complete any such con-
spectal attention ia called % arflcla XIII.
~ the city charter. as now ia force. Pc
lat.ns 20 ''hours II labor" aaa % article
VIII sec IS. S1bs. ] AMI :. relating 30
beads aE5 sglTstses.
TIE S,asrd % puh.sc works reserves the
right "a reject any and al BIDS.
Proposals w42st r. sG90rSed 81 envei8p.
bid .or Harrison Street and gaeea Anae
Avenue Rep5apkug"
by oxdes - the board a. public works
FRANK Di.ESgS. Secretary.
Data Of tirss publication. DeseFuh@z z.
ISss.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Blanc lard
Strest Improvement.
Notice y hereby given that aHafe3 pro-
roSa.s xii 80 resolved y she undersigned
Secretary - tnf Eaar3 % E'gsts5s works
- f5~ 3sty ~ Seattle u2 "a : Cle~k p.
ia, Mos39ay. January st1. 1s&s. for the svrs~
srsSsfxxnt ~ Blanchard Street from Etr@s
AgeEse % Western Avsulse oy grading ana
Ssfss waikiki sad street s@.t wes.Ta Na-G So Gis
rs gro*B1Ss by os2Smaare No SIS Grating
lsczs Improvement g3tStrAet ~ - ard a.
cssalnE to plans All ESses-tsl 8slHnS Tre-
pared aa5sr the d5f@x14aa % tBh sysy En-
gInser ard now en- So n tae off q fhe
Issag1 % pgsnlse WORKS,
f4Azn At3 gzgN$s - 49, n An.ssT ~ = se~~
ftses3 check. paYAbze 20 the ora@r ~ sne
city rrmpssr.ssT. Tor a s8zrI nGt .sas shan
ssvr - g@- Ce1t u taa RS. ard no III
w3N he c2~as4a<fces szEsss@ sssrss Fsse7s ~
zaiG check
TIE ssscresssal hGAa@- zsG 10 required %
eater saE0 contract AID s4.s.-asa sat.s-
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NOTICE To OCkHuI.DERS.


SrEs kH0Ll1EtsS EETINxS- Boston &
British Columbia Minirg Cofnpany--A
meeting Of the stockholders of the Boston
* British Columbia Mining Company VIII
Washington, on Saturday. II A. m. Feb
ruary l4th. fSs, for the election OF a
bS.srd OF trustees and SUCH other business
as may properly come before the meet
ing.
r w DRYDEN, Secretary.
Dated December 18th, lS9S.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
COLUMBIA HcHOOi~-Bailronm dances
taught la 80 minutes or money refundSc.
Seventh and Columbia
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALE Of the finest furniture
ever offered at public sale. B.ckerton 4
Dewitt Will sell at their rooms. 1872 First
avenue. on Tuesday, the Cd OF January
1892 at the hour or II o'clock sharp the
following: Elegant oak bed sets, revers~
IDLE aair spring mattress ha!r mattress
es, elegant paricr suite. secrefa.re extern
sion table dining chairs. extra fine rock
ers touches. fine china. French marble
clock. Brussels net curtains, dinner set.
fine pictures and paintings. rug. carpets
kitchen furniture, cook stoves Of the
best. heaters. cite.
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SEATTLE MESSENGER 90 ga Sd
~Aafs So steasS-rF NNNg a4SAAzs s~ssaue
sssSafs guaranteed, ssnA =. IL SaA q
sss.S.sS Axza -.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
Questions Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has the larg-
est sale of any medicine in the civilized
world. Your mothers and grandmoth~
ers' never thought of using anything else
were scarce, and they seldom heard of
appendicitis, nervous prostration or
b. art failure, etc. They used August
Flower to clean cut the system and stop
fermentation of uDdigested food, regu~
late the action of the liver, stimulate the
nervous and organic action of the sys-
tenn, aDd that is all they took when feel
ing dull and bad with headaches and
other aches. You only need few doses
of Green's August Flower in liquid form
to make you satisfied there is nothing
serious with you. Sample bottles at
Farrar & Harris.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
WOMAN SEEKS PIRATE GOLD.
Mrs. Hitchcock Organizing an Expedition
which She WIN Lead to COcOs Island.

Mrs. Hitchcock Organizing an Expedition
which She WIN Lead to COcOs Island.
Mrs. Emma Louise Hitchcock, wife
of Prof. Hitchcock, of Washington, is
organizing an expedition which she
will lead to Cocos Island, to search for
the $30,0O0,0O0 worth of gold, silver
and diamonds supposed to be stored In
cave,
Mrs. Hitchcock is wealthy and is
recording secretary of the Woman's
Anthropological Society in Washing>
ton.
Many legends exist as to how the
treasure came to be stored on C0cos
Island, but all the reports agree that
the valuables are worth about $50 ,00O,,
600.
Cocos Island is 500 miles southwest
of Panama. L. is but few miles in
extent, but is extremely fertile and
rich in tropical vegetation and fruits.
The most popular stories about the
treasure are that it was stored there
by pirates, or else that refugees from
South American republics during rev
olutions. The republic mentioned oft
enest as furnishing the refugees il
Peru.
A Scotchman, Tom Smith. who turn
ed pirate in the South Seas in 1921
figures Economically in many legends
as the man who buried the treasure
HIS speciality was lOoting churches or
| the South American coast.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
WILD jim AND ALLIGATORS.
A FLORIDA MAN WHO CATCHES
AND RIDES SAURIANS.
Has Accumulated Fortune by Sup
plying the NOrthermerS With
Young AlligatOrS.

Jim Frazier, of Florida, is called
"Wild Jim,' because he is the king of
alligator hunters.
"Wild jim" hunts aligators in the
Florida everglades. His speciality is in
furnishing baby alligators for the north
ern trade, though he also catches grown
alligators and sells their teeth and SIX MS.
1t is said that "Wild JIM employs sew
eral hundred alligator catchers and has
made fortune out Of his novel busi>
ness.
A. fayorite pastime With "Wild Jim"
is in watching alligators eat dogs and
cats be has thrown into the water. He
reeds the saurians. During the winter
''Wild jim" secures hundreds of worth
less, barking ours aud wild, screaming
cats, and in the spring he drives the ca
mines and felines down to his alligator
ranch in the everglades. "Wild Jim's''
pastimes then begin for another year.
"Wild Jim" amuses himself with alliga-
tor-back riding. DE is an alligator
charmer and tanner, and is the only nan
in Florida that would dare mount the
back of az old alligator in the water and
find pleasure in diving and swimming
recklessly. When he wants to ride he
throws his alligator muzzle over the
head of an alligator and jumps on the
monsters back. The alligator does not
reach "Wild JIM with his tail and his
mouth is muzZled. "Wild Jim's" wiry
legs are entwined around the forelegs of
the alligator while the saurian dives and
lashes his tail, trying to be free.
"Wild Jim" rides supremely and en-
joys the capers of his captive. When he
gets tired he makes the alligator swim
to the shore, where he jumps off and
dispatches him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
His Life Was Saved.

Mr.. j. E. Lilly, prominent citizen of
Hannibal, Mo-, lately had wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling of it be says ~ was taken with
typhoid fever that ran into pneumonia
NV lungs became hardened. / was so
weak couldn't even sit up in bed.
Nothing helped me. expected to soon
die of consumption, when | heard of DIR.
Kings New Discovery. One bottle gave
great relief. | continued to use it, and
am now we'll and strong. can't say too
much in its praise" This marvellous
medicine is the surest and quickest cure
in the world for all throat and lung
trouble. Regular sizes SOC. and 81. Trial
bottles free at Dawson Drug Co.'S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
DROVE HIM TO SUICIDE.
spooks TantalIze - Philadelphia Nigl t
Waterman.

spooks Tantal1ze - Philadelphia Nigl t
Waterman.
'sThe fear of ghosts has made me nerv-
Gus, and l decided to take my life."
With blood streaming from two great
holes in his forehead as he lay on a
couch at his home last night, EDWIN
Thorn gave this explanation of his at
tempt at suicide, says the Philadelphia
Enquirer.
Ttorn is a night Waterman at the
grounds of the export exposition. He
has been there since the opening day, al
ways stationed at the far end Of the in
c.osure, near the potter's field. The
proximity 10 the home of the nameless
dead revolted Watchman Thorn. Then
great dread came over him aud throug b
his weary midnight vigil preyed lpon
his mind.
He was PAID off yesterday. He re-
turned home at o'clock. Then he left
the house He walked to Twenty-second
and South streets, where he purchased a
revolver. He returned homeward. On
the curb in front of his home he rested
I Drawing the revolver from his pocket
Thorn placed i to his temple and drew
the trigger. Two shots rang out in quick
! succession. "Oh, it's papa! it's papar'
waileo voice, and little woman knelt
beside the man who lay bleeding in the
street.
Thorn was carried into his home. AS
he lay resting, though conscious, he told
why he attempted suicide at was the
ghosts said Thorn. "They made rue
! nervous"
! The man was taken to the Presbyte-
rian hospital where he was pronounced
out of danger last night. Neither bullet
took effect, both grazing the frontal bone
without penetrating the brain.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
Would Build HIM a PaIatiaI Tome.

A patient mathematician has calculat-
ed that if the chain letter system started
by Miss E. Mcclellan of New York for
the purpose of collecting ten-cent pieces
to build home for Rear. Admiral
Schley is unbroken up to Nc. 40, she
will have received cot less than S607,-
8S4, 100 ,579, 425, $40. This sum would
undoubtedly give the admiral al elegant
and palatial home on the water front
with about all the balance of the world
in his back yard.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
STOPS RUNAWAY. GETS $50 .OOO.>
Grateful Farmer Remembers Heroism of
j. s, Reilly.

City Councilman j. L. Reilly, of
Cleveland, Ohio, has fallen heir to $780,
600. -Four years ago, while in San An
tonic, Tex, Mr.. Reilly stopped a run
away team, probably saving he life of
the driver, wealthy farmer of Palmer,
Tex, named John Wallace.
His arm was so badly injured in the
struggle that for time amputalon was
thought to be necessary, but eventually
1t healed. On Saturday Mr.. Reilly re-
eeived notice from san Antonio that Mr..
Wallace had died and left him a legacy
of $50, 600.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
Amt Built That Way.

A Canadian editor, being asked if he
had ever seen bald-head woman, re-
pied: "No; we never did. Nor have
we ever seen a woman Waiting around
town in Der shirt sleeves, with a cigar
between her teeth. We have never seen
a woman go fishing with bottle in
her hip pocket, sit on the damp ground
all day and then 60 home drunk at night.
Nor have we ever seen woman yank OF
her coat and swear she could lick any
man in town. God bless her, she ain t
built that way"
n - III - R z "A.
Bears tba n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature af &NAA1zm
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
J. r. COCHRAN,
RARRER.

Work frst-class and stylish. Ex-
perienced and courteous attention
Tools always in good condition Call
and give me trial. Shop on Main
street, next door ta Farrar d Harris
Chiidren's hair cut tor 20 cents ex-
cept on Saturday.
The state herald., 1899-03-10
S, II. JolINsoN,
Co. Supt,

Two Pointed Questions Answered
What rs The use Of making better ar
ticle than your competitor il you cannot
get better price for it?
Ans-As there is no difference IN. the
price the public will buy only the better
so that while our profits may DO smaller
on a single salc thoy will be much great
or IN the aggregate,
How can you get the public to know
your make is tho best!
II both articles are brought prominent
ly before the public both are certain to
DO tried and Che public will very quickly
pass judgment on them and ase only the
better one
This explains the largo eaic on Cham
berIain's Cough Romedy' Tho people
have been using it for years aud buye
found that it can always be depended
upon, They may ooeasonnlly take mp
with come fashionable novelty put forth
with exaggerated claims, but arc certain
To return TO The one remedy that they
know To le Fehohlc, and !or eo1phs, colds
and Group there is nulhilg equal to
Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy. Forssie
by r. X. Noblet
The state herald., 1899-03-10
NOTICE OF rowE ELECTION.

NniGo h hereby given taug lae annual
election Tor the municipal ulilaI5 in ana
ioF the Town nj HgisaEe Ggi1., all bo
bold on Gao Fourth 0l Dag OF April a.
ID i5ol, tor Tie following named uliccui
O1s Hryor 4gJ rlue CD rusiasa who
a'nu ho elected Tor Tho term OF ono tD
yeaT, mud Tbfee CD rras ss iar taa term
oi two (4j years,
Tie room known ha Nnrney's Store
Building on ma|n street ia hereby desig'
mated 90 the place ior holding the regis
thiiou and election.
10 witness thereof ssi my hsud auo
anix the eoal q, tho Town Of Holyoke
Colo, thia olgbth 90 day OF March 1889
CSeaD ". II. JoussTos,
The state herald., 1899-03-10
4 sL..lI g.tall b. A.lll.l-L RaIlrL

The Semi Weol,ly Republic and Tic
STATE HrHALD both ono Year Tor e. on.
The Semi.weohly Republic ia 30 aell
known Tint about ail that IL necessary "a
Secure d subscription 10 io call attention
toit j, 10 Tho best general Newspaper
Of ia clnsa published, aud has larger
circulation now than any other news
Weekly or sem.W,olily II hus cemr
nlnd not only ot an tho great Sourror Of
ncws from thr uuiig and Sunday bepub.
iic. Jut aleo r,ceiyc il6 uporial B1rvic
~ tho Ngb York Herald and New Yorh
journal Tho ir.affaphio sod elb.t
tcfyHa " ih Republic and the prpen
muntiuuol have never boou tqullcd "a
the tIainry il0ufra.m in ths or m5
other eoauiy IL baa % many aimat.
Hfrn al % neea rnthliar that up ulhtl
rHper enn oialm go Do itu tqgai rht
whole Heli OF ncNa Do covered thorough.
ly rhs special fcatures and il.lslh
ii11s orc alwaya ihh beat Moro n8ie.
wrtcfs contribute 90 ila c1lumul ihn
TO any other pin0r % IT, class. li "a
published especially 20 meet tho want
ai tbut lnfco rlaai % readom vhn hhy,
mot the opportunity Or cannot afford t'
faai dauy papor it ~ thb luadIr.
denoonuc paper oi iho M.ashrIrp Val
loy By spscisl arrangement maic fo
% limioi um0 oHir Har fncuda uil bI
s'tm nn opportunity 60 tahr adyaniHg.
ull lHa WHmi rwf 'nan. l,onsmh.l
iha nuo1 lfarsr A.#0ck Republic
i1 narrsa t,es, uai iHv Aurr nrnAn
both oHn 3pH ioro.ir ee