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sler was concluded this morning. Drey-
fus. on leaving the Lycec. looked brighter
than he has ever previously appeared.
Tomorrow's proceedings VIII be memorable
in the history of the affair.
NJ. Demange has lost no opportunity to
conciliate the seven judges He has let
himself be interviewed In order 10 say
nice things about them That aslule au-
yocate understands human nature. lie re-
members that the seven judges are igno-
rant of law, always ready to saerihce
equity TO authority quick to scout at the
rules OF evidence and are members OF
caste who think they have been attacked
by Jews cosnsopoltans ana loreieneIs'
some OF them boast of not having read the
report of the inquiry before the court oil
cessation because they thought ~ was
published at the cost OF a syndicate ana
intended to cast odium on the army.
NJ Labori is naturally sanguine and mas
always hoped, but ] can gather mat poih
counsel still see that the judges are aeeply
and strongly prejudiced against the prs
n, ar and will try 10 condemn MN on MS
Ioo,,s n all legal evidence breaks down.
All the officers now read the Petit Jour-
nal which they had never looked OF be-
fore the Dreyfns affair. The venom ana
vItriol of the Intransigeant are gratetul
TO them because employed against thelr
amenities, real or supposed, Iney aeVour
cause these papers respond to their own
sentiments. ~
i have Just learned that the secret COS
sier contains shocking reports OF the spies
OF a German prince who has hlled hign
situations under the empire during the
last twenty years and one OF them IN
Paris, city he often visits
There is only one prince answering TO
this Chancellor Won Honen-
lohe.
The police spies who Informed the In
telligence department at the war Office
OF the princes secret designs did not at
tempt TO establish a connection between
them and the Dreyfus case. But one must
suppose that the sole object has been TO
prevent the dossier ever being published
Ii would be necessary TO go to Seutonis ior
parallels OF the horrors with which this
famous or infamous collection OF docu-
ments seeks.
AS matters stand ] think that NJ. De
Mango now thinks that the two dossiers
furnish him with a case too strong for
even the officers to resist. Any way ne
looks really hopeful. Emily Crawford.
I
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i,As-Fa!r Saturday: Sunday prob
~ u northwest: showers in southeast
], e0ntnued high temperature: brisk
n, y. ..,'s and New Mexico-Fair and con-
Il r Saa y temperature Saturday and sun
ks:ss Ia sla Indian Territory-Fair and
rar; pu,s ), tsmperature Saturday and
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FROM THE OUTSIDE.
The Trial a. Viewed by Mrs. Emily
Crawford.

(Copyrighted, 1899. by Associated Press.)
Rennes, August 1i.-All the notable
Dreyfusltes here are satisfied with the
result of the examination of the secret
dossier. They have urged their newspaper
friends in Paris to clamor for full pub
ltcity, knowing that II It DO grantss tne
military and nationalist parties will be ut
terly disgraced.
They are convinced that the diplomatic
and war Office dossiers TEEN with forgeries.
or course their Impressions are derived
from the five counsels present at the ex-
aiming OF these precious papers.
PUBLICITY would mean the pillory for
General De Boisdeffre and company. They
would BIO peited with their own foul eggs,
while Captain Dreyfus would be cleared
In the face of the whole world.
The royal caste hero Is furious at tho
turn things are taking. The correspond
emit of u Russian paper told me today
that in cafe freQuented by officers no
unfolded the Dreyfuste aurore to read.
All the military men nearby scowled at
him In marked manner and after cough
ing and otherwise showing their disap-
proval went in a body to the other end
OF the cafe, as II the Russian were leper
All the officers at the Military club came
out on the club balcony whom a bundle
OF Dreyfusite journals was being burned
in the streets and they approved the per-
formance by unmistakable gestures. Que
now sees the wisdom OF the order forbid
ding officers not attached to the garrison
to stay here during the trial.
hear that In unciean imaglnations, the
secret military dossier exceeds the worst
topshelf literature. The scribe who worked
for Henry and his friends did not hesitate
10 forge letters from high diplomatic per-
sonages. Nearly a score of love letters
from lady high In the diplomatic sphere
are supposed to have been seized in the
dispatch box OF an embassy during trans
mission to Berlin. The person whom she
is represented rs having had as q corrc-
spcndent was an attache OF an embassy
there and much younger than the lady, who
is made to appear imprisoned. quite an
Eloise." or course she mentions the Drey-
fus AFFAIR and asked the attache to help
whitewash the unfortunate captain.
NJ. Jaures expects that there Will be a
great exposure OF a conspiracy against the
republic and that the high handed meas
ures of the present government against
certain generals will be more than justi-
fled by the coming revelations
The examination of the diplomatic dos
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|n.r,,,'s aerai Observations.
g.a.a s -. uKen at all stations at s p. u.
tns, ''a'es weather bureau. 10Th mor!-
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threatening Great Britain In event Of war,
saying the Beers are determined to wreck
tho mines and irretrlevably ruin the gen
eral body of shareholders by blowing up
millions worth OF machinery, adding that
war Will mean the absolute ruin OF johann
nesburg, both as a town and as mining
center, and saying:
while 1t will doubtless end in VIC
tory for England. the price OF that victory
will be the ruin OF thousands who ought
TO consider the price they must pay be-
fore authorizing the government to de-
clare war"
Another johannesburg dispatch. how
ever predicts further concessions and
says "The reply OF the Transvaal to the
proposal for a Joint inquiry is being de-
layed until the government has prepared
scheme granting tho Uitlanders imme-
diate and substantial representation, as
then Transvaal VIII make every Shoit ;"
avert Intervention in the interior OF the
country"
London, August 12.--The Cape Town
correspondent of the Daily Mail says;
learn from a prominent ex-reformer, that
the Transvaal government has prepared
warrants for the arrest OF prominent re-
formers whenever the condition OF al
fairs at johannesburg provide an excuse.
The presumption Is that President Kruger
means to secure the leading uitlanders as
hostages.
Italy Wants n Railroad Concession
Pekin, August 1.-THE Italian minister
has asked the Tsung LII Yanen for
railroad concession to an Italian syndi-
cate The request will probably be Ie-
fused as Italy has lost prestige since tns
San Nun affair.
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Central
OFFICER A PRISONER.

supposed to Be Major Rockefeller
Who Disappeared Some Time Ago.
Washington. August 1.-THE following
cablegram has been received from Cen
eral Otis:
Adjutant General.
Manila, August 11.-From Southern Lu-
ION reports come that an American othceF
is held there prisoner and description
given indicates Major Rockefeller GUS.
major Rockefeller is the officer VINO
disappeared several months ago shortly
after his arrival In the philippines ano
nothing has been heard OF him since')
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ALLEN Wholesale Produce
S.ssu, r.us. and Commission.
.se Quantities Messina Lemons ar
nnns regularly; ask me for prices.
WEATHER IMPORTATION.

west Indian Hurricane Is APP
preaching the Florida Coast.
aa'as'on, August lis D. m,--The West
= hurricane is now apparently to the
's'' sna near Nassau and will probably
V florida coast by Saturday morning.
-..eans signals were ordered this evening
W . lae Southern Florida coasts and
: s sssn on the Northern Florida coast
rtt .,s,...ah and Charleston and all ship
alatsled fully Warned
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DE RoULEDE ARRESTED.

The Parisian AgitatOr VIII nave NO
Chance to Demonstrates.
Paris, August I'm. Pau De h""-
lede. founder of the League OF ra'-
riots and a member of the chamber
of deputies for the Angoiument III
vision OF Charente, was arrested AT
4 o'clock this morning mt his estate
NJ Croissy, near Paris.
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WILL 1T BE WAR?
A Steamer Has Arrived at Delssoa Bay
with a
CARGO OF MUNITIONS OF WAR
Consisting Of Cartridges and Other
Supplies for the TransvaaI.
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS BEING MADE.
Troops from india Making Ready to Go Il
South Africa.
A THREAT MADE AGAINST GREAT BRITAIN
In Cnsc of War. the Boers wili
Wreck the Mincs and Ruin
the Machinery.

Bombay, August Interpretations are
about completed for the dispatch of TO-
900 troops to South Africa. A number
of transports are in readiness in Indian
waters and In the event of war troops
will be embarked simultaneously here. at
Karachee aud at Calcutta.
London. August 1.-THE Boer organ in
London. the Standard and Dlgsers News.
TODAY publishes Johannesburg dispatch
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TRIAL OF DREYFUS.
The Question Is Between the Generals
and the Prisoner.
lit Is JEW AND PRET0RIANS.
Mercier Hopes to AbsOlye Himself In
the Excitement
WHICH HE WILL ATTEMPT TO CREATE.
The Secret Dossier IT Made Public Would
Cause DShonor.
FIGHT BETWEEN HONOR AND THE ARMY
OfRccrs of the Latter Have Bccome
Dupes and Are Now Trying TO
Conceal Their stupidity.

London, August 1.-THE Times
correspondent at Rennes says.
Four days OF examination have re-
vealed the utter flimsiness of the
secret dossiers. The diplomatic
dossier contains proofs of Ester
Hays treason. attested by foreign
agents,
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WHERE MR.. BRYAN STANDS.
A Very Clear Statement in Few Words Shows
His Position.

AuEu
todny betve the and j.
w. j. Bryan
Ithin Springs
youns o not
of the
what says
The
The
peersburg
i shn
pIa "ii'"m - Ts"h'
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District Average.

Number of stations, 22.
'Not included in means.
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as General Mercicr and NJ. Cassinnir- Per-
rier, former president OF France, will be
confronted and a most dramatic scene Is
inevitable. as the declarations in certain
matters differ on essential noints."
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Observations taken at all stations at a
n, 10th meridian time:

Cotton Region BuYictin.
Cotton region bulletin for the tw anty-fa !.
hours ending at .. NJ. yesterday. iotn me
ridian timc;
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''HarmOnic IDIOT

Louisville, May 1.-Etta B. L. Graves.
a colored pupil of the public schools, to-
day filed three suits for damages, one
against F. S. Delaney, a professor of the
school, for SIS. 900: one against j. H. Max
we'll. also a professor. for $4,000, and n
against Professor E. HI. Mark, superin-
tendent Of public instruction, for $40. 900.
She claims that Delaney a tried to
court her and make love to her, and that,
failing in this, he took revenge by pre-
tending to lecture on a chapter from the
Bible before the school. and making re-
marks in his lecture which We're uncom-
plimentary to a widows daughter"
She stated in her petition hat he looked
at her all the time, and that as she is a
widows daughter she was damaged in
the sum asked for. She also charges
that he called her a harmonic IDIOT
Maxwell and Marks are charged with
having made slanderous remarks with
regard to her sanity.
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Waited All Night

Marietta, Ohio, May 1.-The sheriff Of
Washington county and a force of dep
uties waited at the wharf here all last
night to serve attachment papers or the
steamer City of Pittsburg. but the case
was tipped off at Parkersburg, n the
boat passed at 5 o'clock this morning
without touching the Ohio shore. Suit is
brought by the Marietta Boiler works for
$4,000, alleged to be due on a contract.
The claim is made that the boat has not
entered her trade. being now on her trial
trip only and subject to the Ohio stat
utes, and not the maritime laws of the
United States. 1t is the first case of the
kind in 30 years. The owners allege the
boilers are not working properly.
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Wealthy

Bowling Green. KY, May ii. II.
Howard, who. it is said, spent several
years in Cuba, mi who some six months
ago married the handsome and rich
widow of Moses Colt Of Butler county.
has been missing from his home in this
county since April 5. He left to go to
Louisville on business. and has not been
heard of since. A few years ago a How
ard Scott, then going by the name of
Jack Howard, wooed, won and wee a
dashing, handsome and rich widow of
Paris, Tenn. A few months Of welded
bliss was all that was wanted. n he
suddenly disappeared. He said he had
plantations in Cuba. and always had
plenty of money, which he spent freely.
Mrs. Colt, who was married to Howard
six months ago, says that he got non Of
her money, nor did he attempt to get
any Of it. He had never spoken a harsh
; or unkind word to her.
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THE FINANCES
OF LONDON
Condition of the Market During
the Week.
DEALS IN MINING STOCK
Are Large and Many Transfers Of
Anaconda Shares Have Been
Made by the Brokers
DEALS IN MINING STOCK

New York, May 1.-The Times London
financial cablegram says: This has been
a week of vigorous speculation in minor
departments of our market. A season Of
cheap money has arrived and the con
viction that it will abate throughout the
summer has been deepened by the high
New York exchange which leads MAN, to
anticipate hat you will have to send us
gold before long. 1t will be enough to en-
courage a great gamble in all the mar
kets if you should not withdraw any from
us. The Sank of England MS now collect
ing small sums in metal n this likewise
encourages us to launch out. None the
less does the open credit market remain
poor n it had to go to the bank for
nearly ST. DOC, 900 to help it over the stock
exchange settlement. This gambling, 50
brisk some weeks in stock like Spanish
tours, is now unheard of.
All the energy has been concentrated
upon the various mining markets and the
action Of u operators has again been
particularly powerful in the copper Sec
tons. Holders have been selling Ana
conda all the week and the impression is
that the big people, as we'll as the small,
who are interested, have few of those
shares left.
Nothing better illustrates the determin-
alton Of the public to speculate than this
| weeks movement in silver and silver
stocks . Some few people thought they
saw a chance there, silver having long
| been neglected and so a little put and call
| dealing in bars was started. Immediate
ly the metal began to rise in price and the
| stock exchange Joined in dealing not only
in silver options, but in Mexican bonds
Of all sorts ~and~every other silver secur-
ity that could be found. The market grew
quite excited and for three days business
was large. 1t is quite likely to be resum-
ed after Mondays rest for statistics be-
ing got out demonstrate that in spite OF
the enormous increase In the production
of the metal, it is really in short supply
Besides it is argued that those who hole
up copper will likewise corner silver anG
if the Indian minis will be openeds which
by the way, they won't be, we Nigh
have the metal at three shillings pei
ounce before we could turn round. It will
be two shillings in another board, en-
thusiastic SPECTATORS say, and sucl
talk brings buyers in flocks of Mann!
Goats.
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soc. and S1.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOW NE. Chemists, New York.

the subject of such an inquest as the
Occur d'Alenes have never seen.
Il shall summon every man in the
county if necessary in order to ascertain
the cause of his DEATH" said Coroner
France decisively tonight. N straw
verdict will be received. l shall continue
the hearing as long as may be neces-
sary."
Smiths body is now lying in the
Miners union hall at Burke. where 1t
was taken by the rioters or their return
there yesterday afternoon. At first some
difficulty was looked for in holding the
inquest. The miners sent down word to
DR.. France. the coroner that he would
be expected to come up there in order to
examine into the cause of death. They
added that in case he did not see fit to do
so one of the local magistrates would be
called upon to conduct the examination.
DR.. france promptly telephoned to Paul
Cochrane, the secretary Of the Burke
union, and held him personally RESPONSE
BILE for the safe-keeping of the remains
until the coroner himself could conduct
the hearing. Last night Mr.. Coehrane
t%elephoned back that the body would be
held there subject to the orders of DR..
France. The latter authorized a firm of
Wallace undertakers to bring the body
down from Burke, and it will probably
be brought back here tomorrow
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Young children, to avoid

Young children, to avoid
marasmus, s%crotula, Or
ricketts,, and develop healthy
tissues, bones and teeth, need
fats and hypophosphites. DR..
w. Gilman Thompson,
Prof. Materia Medica and
Therapeutics, in the Uni
versity of New York, asserts
that Cod-liver Oil is the
best fat for the purpose.
SCOTS Emulsion is, cod
liver oil partly digested and
combined with hypophos-
phites, it gives children
material for rich blood,
solid flesh, bones and teeth.
soc. and s1.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOW NE. Chemists, New York.
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An Couple

Paintsville, KY, May Miss Fannie
Hoger and one Greenwade of French
burg, KY, have eloped. Miss Hoger be-
longs to one Of the wealthiest families
of the county. Her parents We're OPP
posed to the marriage, it is understood.
on account of the relationship existing
between the couple, they being cousins.
They were pursued to the nearest rail-
way station, White House. by her
father, but the train carried them away
as he was nearing the station.
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No Bones Broken

Greensboro, KY, May 1.-Tom David
son, a. painter, fell 20 feet to the brick
pavement below with such force as to
break one of the bricks n dislodge an
other, striking head foremost. No zones
were broken, but he may die.
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Bank Tax Decision

Frankfort, KY, May LIN the case OF
the Farmers National ank Of Augusta,
Bracken county, against Stone. auditor.
Judge Cantrill held today that money
voluntarily paid into the state treasury
for taxes cannot be recovered. The bank
sought to recover the difference between
the legal rate of 52a mi the 75-cent rate
provided for by the old Hewitt law,
under which the one was paid.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that we (mem-
bers of Carpenters Union No. 112 will
work for any fair employer or person
that works union hours and pays the
union scale of wages.
J.. G.. FUMBERTON, Pres.
A. +. Rosslow, Rec. Sec. P. o. Box GAL.
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They were talking about the New York
fogs and some one stated hat his ferry
BOAT had stopped every few yards on it's
wa yto the city. the fog being so thick
tina tit was impossible to see ahead.
'Oh, that's nothing!' said another man
who was of the con pany. Coming down
from New Dorp the fog is sometimes so
thick tina the engineer has to get out
and lead the engine"
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PARK

This beautiful resort can be secured for
picnics or excursions on very liberal
terms. Perfect train service n first
class management guaranteed. For fur
Their particulars address or call on
CHAS. LIEBENSTEIN.
Room 52S Hennessy Building.
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viii Go to

Chicago, May IAN order has been re-
ceived from the war department to the
commander Of the department Of the
lakes to have his troops ready to move to
Wardrer, Ida. where the miners are
rioting as a result of labor troubles.
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SALESMAN WANTED, TO CARRY
seasonable line of (free) samples. with
exclusive territory, good for $25 weekly
cash, from old established high rated
factory. p. O. 1871, New York.
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CASE OF LAP.

He-There's only one seat in the the
alter left, dear.
She-What are we going to do?
I'VE might do as we do at home, If you
don't mind the people.'-Life. .
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Will assist with transportation this
month, give complete outfit of tools,
allow commission and pay $l5 weekly
when competent. Two months com
pletes. Two years saved. Can't supply
demand for graduates. Witty at once.
Moler Barber College, Minneapolis
MINI.
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ADvS
3 Cents Per Word for First Issue
! Gent Per Word After First Issue
@l.O0 Per Line Per Month.
EMPLOYING MT.

WANTED-STRONG BOY TO LEARN
carpenter business. Call at I o'clocl;
morning or evening. 5 North Montana
street.
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NOTICE.

Any information leading to the recov-
ery of goods stolen from Newman &
Pinkston. ~tailors, "a West Broadway. will
be literally rewarded.
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COMPETENT DREssMAKER, TO SEW
in families, $3.50 per day. Suits at
home, $500 up. Address p. o. Box 1924,
Butte.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED ON
books, by experienced accountant, a
few hours daily. Call at Inter Noun
tain office.
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MONTANA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
will furnish help Of all kinds. Room B
Is w. Broadway, Butte.
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FOR RENT-1o-ROoM HOUSE, COR
ner of Utah avenue and Third street.
all modern c~onveniences. Inquire on
premises
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"A FTRST-CLASS LOCATION FOR
barber shop, will rent reasonable. In
quire at 500 North Montana street.
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FINEST RESIDENCE ON THE WEST
side for S 1000, worth $4,000, Party leav-
ing city of Butte for their health. w. H.
Winters.
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mr.. MED; G. LEO HAGENBJRGER

Deutscher Arzt, A. W. Park, Butte. Tel. quo.
Abdominal Diseases ana Surgery. Dis.
aasee Of Women and Children. Microscop.
tcaI md Chemical Urinary ANALYSIS 0aJa
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ALL KINDS OF FURNISHED ROOMS,
we'll furnished, reasonable. 1913 West
Granite.
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NEWLY PAPERED MODERN HOUSE,
four large rooms. 229 East Platinum.
east Of Arizona.
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FOR RENT-SMALL STORE ROOM,
West Granite street. Johnson, Reid &
Kennedy, Owsley Block.
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FOR SALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0
9 three-room house. Inquire at Brick
Church, corner of Copper and Alaska.
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ONE NICE FURNISHED ROOM SUIT
able for a gentleman. Rents at So. 209
West Porphyry street.
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VERY THICK.

Finest crown bridge work. DR.. Wix.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE, WHOLE OR
part of it, and house for rent. 660A
Colorado street.