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The times., 1899-03-23

A sudden indsposition. which has tenn
porarily crippled her voice, made it nee
essary for Truly Shattuck to cancel the
last half OF her week at the Bijou and con-
seCuently the singer did not appear after
Monday. Miss Shattuck left for New York
yesterday afternoon. Her place has been
filed by competent team and the enter
tainment given has not been greatly in
jured. Manager Grieves is now booking an
exceptional bill for next week at his house
and promises that the series OF perform
ances given Will excel anything that has
preceded them.
The times., 1899-03-23
&huMaG
The Dependable Store"
S22. s24. s26. 92s 7th ST., rum
ming through to 7oa-e X st.
A days special selling i'm
white goods.

Today special prices will serve
doubls purpose-to make more OF you ac-
9uainted with the advantages OF buying
here. and TO give trade an unusual inpe-
tus- They are worthy offerings-su.I OF
saving and satisfaction.
Choice OF lot of the most desirable
white stuffs, consisting of fifty pieces OF
satin stripe novelties. twenty-fiv pieces OF
check nainsook. and twenty-five pieces OF
plain white India iinon-perfect qualities
such as usually sell for &C. TO 82IC
1-2c yard-go for a day at..... ~
Today We shall put on sale nifty
pieces of satin stripe Dimitles. in three
different cords. narrow. medium and wids
and also a lot OF pretty lace stripe lawns
which serve admirably as material for
summer costumes-fresh ard new 7g/C
and actually worth 10c yard, for. "
40-inch Victoria Lawns. the sheer fine
grade every woman will appreciate
which every store asks 10 cents yard
will so for days special selling 1ANC
Medium vale Pique. in light blue pink.
black. and white-fashion's favorite fabric
for coming summer wear-a good strong
19c vaiue-will be offered to- 11NC
oaJ at. II
The times., 1899-03-23
BIJOU-Matinecs Zoe. zoe, and 3Oc;
Nightly 15c, 25c, 35c. soc.

European Wonders WEBB HASSAN.
FLO IRWIN. assisted by WALTER HAWLEY-
Edwin Latell-Topack and Stelle-NOSA and
Banks Winter-And Others.
BJJOU BURLESoUE CO--so PEOPLE.
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'DIvoRcED"

Last evening the closing piay o. the
Jessie Shirley company was presented st
Fishers thcaicr The house was packed.
standing room being Al a premium.
divorced" was the bin II Is an emo
,lonal pay OF grca, power and takes
clever acling 20 make O. effective. Miss
Shirley ana her company during tneir
wcrks engagement here have presented
every thing from farce comedy 10 ser-
ous drama and each performance has
only add,d proof OF their abilities as
ntst y.ass entertainers. Wnilr Miss SAlf-
ley Is particularly good IN comedy. she
is just az good In an opposite role, and
AS the wrOnged wife. Florence Grantey
in Divorced she was great. The otner
members of the cast did extra well last
evening, especially Mr. Cooley IN the
comedy role OF Mugs Mr.. George Nc
Quarric as Harry G1ntley appeared 70
gr,lt advantage. lie Is a handsome tei-
low. and would do credit TO any COM
pany. Mlr De Roco had a small part as
Jcssop the lawyer, bui made the best OF
Il. Mr. Plummcr and William Abram
were also very good. Miss Sinc.air as
he adventures had part thar IS a.
ways hard to play, but she acted well.
This company have made many friends
during their engagement, here, and will
always be welcomed back again.
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FILIPINOS GIVEN
AN ULTIMATUM
AgBiraldO's Emlssaries viii Not
Be Allowed to e.eat.g the
American Lines.
WASHINGTON INSTRUCTIONS
The Rebels Must Be Whipped Into
Submission or Surrender UE-
coaaitIonally.
WASHINGTON INSTRUCTIONS

NEW YORK. May 2.--A special to 30
Herad from Washington says: When
you desire % re-snter the American mil
tary Ines. come prepared for an uncondL
tional surr,ndef. Otherwise you viii aot
be admitted"
This. IN substance. Il Is said AZ the war
department. II the parting message
Agulnaldo's so-cailed peace ENJOYS re-
ceiyed when they left Manila on their
way 70 AgUinaido's hesdquarters II our
mirs.oaiers have no, already received
lEs rurilons 70 adhere 20 this decision.
they will receive Them at once. The f0o''
hardness 0f further negotiations with
.rresp nsble leaders Of defiant rebels is
At last fully appreciated by administra-
ton officials The insurgents must b.
whipped into submission
The president. II Il said, Is now Of this
opinion He regrets that he Is unable TO
share IN the optimistic views Of Mr.
schurman. chairman Of the commission,
that Plhplno onvoys will speedily come
back 10 accept IN full our own terms.
SIR Schurman expressed similar views
Immediately after the first pace con-
ference. more lhau three wsesks ago.
and thereby caused the pFesiden, to fan
Into the mistake Of expecting peace al
once. The fact that the authorities have
again brought up the question Of sending
additional troops 10 the philippines IS
good kdicatiOn that they consider the
recent peace negotiations a failure. The
Twenty y-fourth cavIlry. coiored. has been
slated flr service IN the Philippines. in
addition to those previously decided up
talked or
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COUNSEL FOR pYNAMlTERs.

SALT LAKE. May e a special 10 the
Tribune from Boise. Idaho says; Colsua
Patrick Rcddy. o' san Francisco. ana =.
r. Robertson Of Spokane. Of counsel for
the cocur d'Alene dynamiters. arrived IN
thr city lhis evening They came 70 ar
Ruc The habeas corpus case In the su-
prem. couri on the slsL Governor siucn-
cnbcrg lcft thls evening for wardaer.
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AMERICAN RULE a FlAsco.

spaln believes that American rule In
the Philippines will prove fiaseo. Spain
also believed It utterly impossible for
America to whip her, After a vigorous
argument Spain changed her mined on
me point. and she may yet on another.
There Is no more chance OF Americas
alling TO do what she has made up her
mind TO do than there is OF Hostetter's
stomach Bitters failing to cure any
mach trouble. or any disease arising
from a weak stomach, The Bitters is
an American remedy which never has
taEed-which cannot fail. II has cured
more cases OF constipation, indigestion,
malaria, fever and ague liver and kid.
ney troubles than any other remedy. All
druggists keep It. II viii cure you.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

Office OF c. 9. NJ, Vancouver Barracks
Wash, May .. 1899, Sealed proposals, in
trlplicate, will be received here until
II O'Clock a. M, June 2, 1899, and then
opened, for furnishing fuel at the sew
eral military posts In this department
for fiscal year commencing July LIST, 1899
Information furnished here or by quar-
termasters al posts, U. S. reserves right
to reject or accept any or all proposals
or any part thereof. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be marked: PRO
posals for Fuel at -" and addressed to
undersigned ]. W. JACOBS. C. Q. NJ.
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lrallon d lns ehanaeI !. free lrom dan.

lgation Of the channel is free from dan
ger.
a representative Of the Associated
preps saw me- authorities Of Trinity
House on ite subject Captain veruey's
elerk, Kclgain. characterized the mag.
nclie theory AZ utter nonsense" and
sa,d ihs dleaEter must b. due 10 "ineY.
plicabls bIUn1edng" 10 adGed II
know every yard of the British coast
ilBc. and can zee no satisfactory reason
FOR mo wreck" Captain creak. head OF
the compass department said 'Iiow.
oyor close the nip gOt 10 ~ Nanaccs.
her oomp1gaes could not BE- affected mOre
than mIllionth par of degree, and
even nat could not be feIt outside of
~ yards from the shore 50 ships
course ought 10 be nearer than two
miles from that coast"
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RAILROAD HELD RESPONSIBLE

NORHfsTOWN. Pa. May G-N,rrif-
town and Pourtown juri,s. which have
b.sn Jointly investigating the cause Of
,hs fatal wreck on the Reading railroad
at Exeter. today rendered verdict hold.
ing the Reading Railway Company pr.
marty responsible for the accident. which
resulted In the loss Of - lives and IN
j1f.cs 20 over ~ persons.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENT


George +. Stather, ST, Jo. Mo.
l., n Fowler Wabash,
chester V. Dilph. wife and childr, n
Portland,
II. /. Hagemann, Portland.
John j. German, Portland.
NJ, s. James, Forest Grove.
+. j. McGowan, Chinook.
II. II. ClolSe, Fort Candy
u, o. Sarratt, Fort Candy.
G. b. Storey, Fort Candy,
#. A. Weander, South Bend.
Mrs. N. Norris, Los Angeles,
u. Coinier, st, Joe.
II, h, Robertson, Seattle
Miss Edna Shaffer llwaco.
PARKER HOUSE.
NJ. Leslie San Francisco.
C. Z. Brewer, Chadwell,
G. Sylvester, Washington, ID. c.
II. II. Allen, the Shaw Company.
William Deuber Butte,
r. II. Deeds, Jewell.
c. j. Smith, Portland.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Land ofise at Oregon City, Oregon,
May 9, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in supper,
OF his claim, and that sald proof VIII b.
made before the county clerk of Clatsor
county, at Astoria Oregon, on June 2ith
1899, via; Thomas Bush; H. E. 1909. FOR
the N. e, u of Section |, TownshiP l.
N. r. Sw. i
He names the following witness to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz: Abram
Carlson, OF Svenson. Oregon; Jacob
Soles, Of Knappa, Oregon: Beecher D.
Sloop. of Astoria, oregon; and Gran
Sloop, Of Astoria. oregon.
CHARLES B. MooREs.
Register.
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NOTICE

Members Of Seaside Lodge No. T. A.
o. L. W.. are hereby notified TO meet at
their hall at l2:o today, for the purpose
Of attending the funeral Of Edward {.
Young.
BY ordsr Of the lodge az is meeting o
May 9th.
GEO. JOHNSON, Master Workman.
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The ancents believed that rheumatism
was the work OF demon within a man.
Any one who has had an attack OF sciad,
or lnnammatory rheumatism will agree
that the infliction is demon,ac enough to
warrant the belief. It has never been
claimed that Chamberlain's Pain Balm
would cast out demons, but It will cure
rheumatism, and hundreds bear tesu-
mony to the truth OF this statement one
application relieves the pain, and this
quick relief which It affords is alone
worth many times Its cost. For sale by
Charles Rogers
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NOTICE

All members Of Charity Lodge. Degree
Of Honor, are requested 10 meet at their
hall on sunday May .. at l2.l5 sharp to
attend the funeral OF Edward c. Young.
who gave up his young lie for the
country. REBECCA STRAUSS.
Chic, OF Honor.
CHAs. II. STOCKTON. Recorder
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AUgustin DAILY contracted pneumonia
whiie on his receul voyage from New
York, and landed IN q serious condition.
But hr Insisted On being brought 10 fIos-
don by eaay stages IN an Invalid carriage
ana Ia nov steadily recovering
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Tho retlcence Of Captain Watkins, OF
the stranded American line steamer
Paris, and OF the officials OF the com-
pany respecting the probably causes of
the disaster has caused unavorable
comment In the papers, hut there is moth
ing but praise for the behavior OF the
officers and men after the vessel struck.
The papers scout the magnetic current
theory. Vanity Fair says "The Paris
certainly did not know where she was.
One single company has sent shins past
the Nfanacles twice week each way r.:
many years. II the current sucks or the
rocks are magnetic enough 10 affect thn
compass why have these ships escaped
so often2" other papers express them.
selves In similar strain. CAPTAIN Yer.
ney formerly commander OF the British
warship Oberona, writes that ne spent a
winter steaming at full speed up and
down the channel to test boiler. and
can positively assert that with attention.
a good lookout and soundings, the nav.
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The Queen to Entertain Emperor
william on the occasion Of
Ills Coming Visit.
NEW LONDON NEWSPAPER
It's Object 10 Promote Closer Union
Between AngiO.SaxOn Races
StfauJing OF the Paris.

Copyrighted. 1870 by Associated Press.
LONDON. May g--T'ho queens blrihs
day celebrations and tho Wbisunllde
hoildays have occupied tho public mind
this week Ths celebrations vent on
without hlleh az Windsor, though the
festivities In the provinces we're marrrd
by rain The weather throughout the
Wcek waH extremely cold and unseasOsl-
able IN Great Bf1iaM especially In Scot
lan1
queen Victoria started foT Balmorai on
Friday evening. ana ihr royal party
which has been staying nt Windsor
castle 10 dispersed the Prince and Prir-
cess of Wacs and tho Duke and Ducncss
of York going TO Saudringham. The
q ufi returns 10 Windsor AZ the cnd u
June. ana viii stay there month 10
August tho queen VIII go TO Osborne. m
the Isle o. wight The Cowca regatta has
betn fixed Tor the nrs week In August
Emperor William of Germany In expected
10 arrive at CDwcr on the royal yacht
ilohrnzollern july -. and siaythc Until
August O. His majesty vii probably
ali"nd tho Coed Wp4d races IN cup day'
Tho queen wil, chtert1in the emperor
twire ai Osborne and 10" Prlpcr of Wa.er
viii entertain him once on board the
royal yacht llls majesty viii give din-
uer parties on board the iiohcnzol'crn
and VIII attend iHe annual dinner u the
Royal Yacht Squadron On August J. Inc
r.sat.a of the H1yui Yacht Squadron
WEI bc ihr occasion OF the gathering OF
royalties at Osborne, and viii attract the
cream ~ soclety AZ Cows II la under.
stood mat IN" emcpOrOr's trip is of a
private naturr and therc will F.
be no public cefrm0nie. during his visit. /.
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WHEN NATURE

Needs assistance It may be best to render
It promptly, but one should remember to
use even the most perfect remedies only
when needed, The best and most simple
and gentle remedy 10 the Syrup Of Figs.
manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company.
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FLnArlNG TIE pARls

FALMOUTH. May Z1.--AD ,her supreme
enor, 10 float the Paris was made th.s
evening. but resulted 10 a failure. A.
other attempt viii be- made Tomorrow.
The hops % Gl4.iEs the Paris is growing
faint -
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AZ the leyoc on MAJ . the United
siatea ambassador vii. present Colonel
s sumner the new Cnlt'd States mill.
tary attache here; Alfred paris. of Phll.
adelphia. ana Fred Lister. of New York.
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AN EPIDEMIC OF wHooPlNG COUGH

Last winter during an epidemic Of
whooping cough my children contracted
the disease, having severe coughing
spells We had used Chamoerlains
Cough Remedy very successfully for
Group and naturally turned to It at that
time and found 1t relieved the cough and
effected a complete cure.--John E Cliff
ford, Proprietor Norwood House, Nor
wood, N. Y. This remedy is for sale by
Charles Rogers.
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Convent Garden has becn the scene oi
brilliant gatherings this wcrk and there
NAa strong muster ~ wealthy and
Tilted Americans The Duchcsr II MARI
borough Oh Tuesday made her trst ap-
prarAnce % the season She was dressed
in mourning lowing 20 tho rcccnt dearh
pf lhn widow Of The seventh Duke OF
Marlborough Francis Anne Emily. she
daughter OF the hird Marquis ~ Londor-
d,rSl relieved by q beautiful crescent of
diamonds and wide collar oi pearls
Lady Rauiolph Churchill who occupied
tho same box was also lu black Mr..
ana Mr. HradlcJ martin. their daughter.
The Countess of Craven. and the laiicr's
husband. she Earl ur Craven, were among
th, fashionable assemblagc Including the
Duke and Duchess OF York which Wit
messed thr flrsi appearance OF Madame
Mr ha as Juliet ON ThurEday
Tho bradley Martins are staying az
Cnridgo'a hotel with tho Crayens until
their own house. In Chesterfield Gardens.
which COAT 5000, is ready. Mrs Brad-
lcl-Martin wore only few OF her jewels
at the opera but hcr appearance ai-
lracicd great interest among the audi
cncc. In Wow OF the cablcgrams relating
TO circumstances OF the family leaving
America.
The Duchess OF Marlborough will open
q bazaar at Tweckenham June In aid
OF the refuge cor homeless children,
According 10 adviccs received here.
the Misses Letter are about TO start on
a short tour OF the towns In upper India,
cmbarklng at Colombo. Ccylcn in Az
gust on their way TO Join their parents
In Paris, They have becn visiting the
yiccroy OF India. Lord CurEon " Kedlcs-
ton
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Tod Sloan has had a remarkable run OF
bad luck Up 10 Friday he had ridden
fourteen consecutive losers His form
Is lneNpllcab.y bad as although the qua =
ity OF his mounts was generally poor, he
had one or Two capital horses, such as
Lille Field. whose victory was regarded
as certainty. His host of hackers
came cropptr with sIoane's failure.
The American Jockey takes his place
this week In Vanity Fairs gallery OF
caricatures. The short description nc
the cartoon concludes: HE
is great litt,c Jockey who Is popular,
but he Is hardly so polite as a good
American should be-"
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soms people afe harder upon their shoes
than others,
Some are apparently hardy upon them.
That's when the ahao has some ,hlnE 10
do with H. lys easy TO be hard on a
poor ahos-hard to be hard on a good
one How much longer Will one shoe
tEooil isst than an other (badl1
Just twice In mosg eases That perhaps
sufftSsrs you.
EXPERIMENT. rRY OURS
against any others you can So, IN town.
Compare lH other respects all respects
too
Petersen & Brown.
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A man never knows what he can do
until he tries, and then he wishes he had
dcne something else.
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Why ls II that duty IA seldom armyed
in fashionable gurn.enA7
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a new paper to promote Anglt.Amer''
can friendship, entitled "Tho Anglo
Saxon" appears this week number
OF letters from prominent men are pub
nshed In the first number. Josehp Cham.
bgr.ain, secretary Of state for the co.,
onlos, writes that he wishes well VI any
movement which has for its object
closer union OF the peoples Of the United
States and Great Britain. Alfred Austin,
the poet, says the CONSCIOUSNESS OF
brotherhood along the English speaking
communities comes home closely to my
heart" Agemon Charles Swinhourne
expresses cordial sympathy with any
enterprise designed to strengthen the
friendliness and promote reunion, for
which We hope for the two great branches
OF our race, that their principles and
destlnles nre Identical ana that there Is
most hopeful and Just worthy promise
In the future" Former Justice Hawkins
and General Sir Evelyn Wood write in
similar strain,
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Theoretical wisdom often turns out to
be practical folly.
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THE LOUVRE CONCERTS.

The concerts given each evening al
the Louvre, to which the puO.ic is cor
daily Invited. with free admission given,
are the equal as musioa. events to many
morc pre;enaous concerts TO which an
adm ission OF 50 cents and sl.OO is charged.
The selections given below on the pro-
gram for the week beginning tomorrow
show The high class OF music that the
ANIME Sisters Ladies Orchestra are play
ing. These young ladies are as handsome
Of face and figure as they are sklRful in
music, and their grace and ease add
much to their success as entertainers.
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The United States ambassador, Joseph
H. Choate and Mrs. Choate, are visiting
the Earl OF Levin and MelvIlh, at Holy
Rood
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FORT STEVENS BUILDINGS,

Proposals Wanted For Construction.
Office OF c. Q. NJ, Vancouver Bar
racks, Wash, May Is, 1899, Sealed pro-
posals. In trlplcate, will be received here
unti II a. M, May 81, 1899. and then OPP
ened. fer the construction OF the following
buildings at TT Stevens Ore; 2 barracks.
3 double sets OF officers quarters admin
lstratIon building, @. NJ, stable, N, e, q.
quarters. bake-house. hospital, hospital
stewards quarters, workshop, Q, NJ, and
subsistence storehouse. Information fur
nlshod at this office. U, s. reserves the
right to reject or accept any or all pro-
posals or any part thereof, Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked:
Proposals for construction Of buildings
at Fort Stevens, oregon" and addressed
10 Undersigned. j, w. Jacobs. C. q, NJ.
Note-The date OF opening the above
proposals is extended to June 1b 1883.
j. w, JACOBS, c. O, NJ,
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| consider It not only a pleasure but
duty owe to my nelghbors to tell about
the wonderful cure effected In my case
by The timely use OF ChamberlMn's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, I was
taken very badly with fax and procured
a bottle OF this remedy, A few doses OF
It effected permanent cure, take
pleasure In recommending It to others
suffering from that dreadful disease
J. W. LYNCH, Dorr. W. Va, This remedy
Is sold by Charles Rogers.
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Odds and Ends Day.

Everything that's beautiful in
chlnaware, crockery, glassware,
lamps, vases. ornaments and llg-
ures, lemonade and water sets.
Newest and best things made.
Dishes for the millions, See our
cut prices.
Some articles cut 60 per cent
Some articles cut so per cent.
ODDs AND ENDS. HALF PRICE.
Great Amsrlran lmp,rIirg TSa Co.
'sIlolSv icons IsIoIsmwOo Is
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!. March, "Fruehling' .......... .Parloa
;. Waltz "Entre Nous" IVA. .dtuefel
Selection, The knickerbockers"..
......,.....,............. Dekoven
I. Polka, lie Danse des Ecus" .Fahrbach
J. lntermezzo, ''Schlem Amor" .Ellenberg
Grand Potpourri. RUBY .Schlepegreli
!. Waltz, Tales From the Vienna
WOCds ...,.,........,...,..... strauss
+ Se.eotion, The Beggar Student.
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Whom tho doctor tells woman 20 diet
sNo eats less -, the table ana moro IN
tho pantry
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Polka, The Merry Cooper .Wohaiks
nADn IT
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H. Spanish Dance. mi .Onerida" .Longt
Is. Sextett. Lucia Di Lammermoor''
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sssssssssssssssss .ss.sssssss..s
l6 Polka, "Ringel-ringel reia" .....Suppe
Il. Waltz, In Old Madrid" .... Meislerr
s. Finale .......,.....,,,,,,.,,