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Assembly Choir's Concert.

The choir of Assembly's Presbyterian
Church was heard In an attractive concert
last night by a large audience. DR.. j. w.
Bischoff and Miss A. NJ. Kimball acted as
accompanies and the solo numbers the
exceptionally Interesting program were
rendered by Miss Kimball, Mr.. Fl. D. Law
son. Miss Rae Rannefs, Mr.. ]. w. Nc
Michael. Mr.. Harry, !stratton, Miss Edna
Scott Smith. Mr.yJ.4D. McFall and Mrs.
Elsie Bond Bischof.1 lThe members of AS
sembly's choir Are. hQuartet. Miss Rae
Rannels, Miss Lille Chenowith, Mr.. J. w.
McMichael and Mr.. Frank Skinner. chorus.
Miss Maude Carpenter, Miss Marie Sfpe,
Miss Rosie Crimes Miss Lila McBath, Mr..
Mclaughlin. Mr.. McBath. Mr.. Leamon and
Mr. Murphy WHhthe conclusion of the
concert refreshments 0aere served.
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LAWMAKERS AS GUESTS,
Maryland Legislators Meet With Ia
kOmn Park Citizens.

At the monthly meeting of the Takoma
Park Citizens Association last evening the
consideration of business matters was de-
ferred and the evening was spent in a So
cial manner. The association had invited a
number of guests, notably the representa-
| tives of Montgomery county in the Mary
land Legislature and the speechmaking that
was INDUCED in was along the lines of the
mutual interests of citizens of Maryland and
the District.
a resolution was adopted in regard to the
establishment of the Takoma Park Club,
and also one pledging the members to assist
the Montgomery county officials in enforce
ing the local option law.
The president of the association Mr. J. r.
kinnear. presided and also made an ad-
dress, referring especially to the agreeable
relations which existed between the commu-
nifty and the legislature of Maryland.
State Senator w. w. Bouic Of Rockville.
H. p: Clark Of the house Of delegates Of
the Maryland legislature, Mr.. Louis p.
Shoemaker, the president of the Brightwood
Citizens Association, and Mr. W. j. Lam
bert made addresses. Solos were sung by
Mrs. Townsend, and Miss Wilcox recited
and also sung.
Refreshments were served.
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Mr.. A. H. Holster entertained members
of the Northeast Washington Citizens As
scciation and other friends at his home,
No. 1000 Florida avenue northeast, last
night. lunch consisting of thirteen va
rieties of cheese was served.
Mr.. Holster took occasion to entertain his
friends because he is soon to depart for
Germany to visit relatives and friends
whom he has not seen since 1864. He will
sail from Baltimore the 23d of this month
for Bremen and will go from there to Han
over, where his sister resides. From Han
over he will accompany his sister to the
Paris exposition. and will visit many large
cities in Germany and France. He expects
to be absent about four monthA
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The United Singers of Brooklyn, at a
meeting of delegates in Arion Hall Sunday,
appointed a committee, consisting of s. K.
Saenger, the president; DIR. W. john
Schildge and August H. Tiemann, to gokto
Washington and invite President Mckinley.
on behalf of the United Singers and the
Northeastern Saengerbund, to attend the
the great singing festival to be held in the
18th Regiment armory early in July. The
same committee will also confer with Am
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bassador Won Holleben and be guided by
him as to how to proceed to secure an audi
ence with Emperor William and thank him
on behalf Of the Northeastern Saengerbund
for the Kaiser prize which is to be COM
peted for at the festival, and to present him
with a souvenir of the event
OF these souvenirs only three are being
made. One is to be given to the emperor,
United Singers will retain the third.
1t was decided to appropriate 500 for
souvenirs Of the festival to be distributed
to the thousands Of public school children
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A nachcIOr'a BANQUET.

The Carroll Farce, club presented Lewis
D. Humphreys one-act farce, "a Bache-
lor's Banquet at ihe St. Elizabeth's
Opera House last Friday night. The en-
tertainment was q pronounced success and
was we'll received.
The cast of chalracters was: Major Pom
roy. W. A Mahood; Dick Foster L. j. Gull
len; Nat Stillman. P. H Lloyd; Della Nor
timer. Miss v. Latiram: Mrs. Mortimer
Miss A. E. Neumeyer; Constance Oldfield
Miss c. Callahan: McGinnis, A. E. Fowler.
d. +. O'Brien was stage director.
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AT REST IN ARLINGTON.
Burial of Gen. Allan Rutherford, With
Military HOnOrs.

Funeral services were held this afternoon
over the remains of Ger. Allan Rutherford
at the family residence. 1919 Vermont ave-
nue.. The rituals Of the Masonic order and
the Grand Army of the Republic We're read.
There was a large gathering Of those in
the city who knew the deceased, and of
many from Maryland as we'll
The court of appeals of Maryland. of
which Gen. Rutherford was clerk, adjourned
out Of respect to his memory. The inter-
ment was at Arlington. -r' -'...a
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who are to participate In the chiIdren's
choir. ..---
The time for the entry of singing societies
to participate in the festival expired Sun.
day. 1t was announced that thirty-eight
societies outside of the borough Of Brook
lyn would take part
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Capt. Tavis Granted q Leave.
Capt, P, NJ. B. Tavis, nth Infantry, has
been relieved from duty as collector Of
customs at Mayaguez, Porto Rico. and
granted four months leave Of absence with
permission to go abroad.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27
Fatal pyuanits ExplosISa.

A report comes from Priest River
that Frank Barnes was instantly killed
and Arthur Marstone seriously injured
in q dynamine explosion. which &C.
CURED In a mining claim 20 miles north
Of that place Monday morning. Mars
ton and Barnes, after putting in a round
Of holes In the shaft, came up to thaw
powder for the blast. They heated q
can Of water, placed another vessel con-
taining the dynSmite into II and set the
can at one side OF the tool box to thaw,
while they sharpened steel for the after.
noon shift Barnes had just heated q
drill and turned around 70 the anvil,
and Marston, sledRe hsmmer In hand,
was about 10 strike when the explosion
took place. The can containing the
powder was blown into fragments, and
the tine pieces Of tin were blown into
Barnes body, killing him instantly
MArSton's eyes were badly burned by
the fash, the powder not being more
than six feet from either Of the men.
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TEE 1aHKIHo LIcEHsE.
Yours truly.
JAMES REID.

AttsrAsy Ueaaral Answers . oasstisa %
The sshtepa.
The following correspondence II self.
explanatory:
ST. ANTHONY. IDAHO. Jan. II, 1907
To the Attorney General. Boise, Idaho:
Ny Dear Slr-wIll you please inform
me ~ 10 what the Law 10 Ia regard 70
banks paying = hcenseY We have two
hanks here but understand they have
never been asked TO pay . licence.
Iours respectfully,
(Signed) ALBEIT TAYLOR,
Sheriff
BOISE, IpAno. Jan. 90. lSoo.-Albert
Taylor, Sheriff, ST. Anthony, Idaho:
DeSr Subsection I6sA revised statutes
has not been amended or repealed. II
Ia your duty to demand the tax. II re-
fused. payment suggest you proceed
under section 1887 70 collect same. That
will test the question. Yours truly,
CSIgned) s. II. HAYS,
Attorney General.
Section I6u provides that persons,
associations. or corporations engaged
in the occupation OF banking, loanInG
money at interest, or in buying or sell
ing nolrs, bonds. or other evidences oil
Indebtedness Of private persons, or IL
buying or selling state, territorial, coun
~ or city stocks, or other evidences o.
state, territorial, county or city tndeot
edneAs; or stocks or notes, bonds, o.
other evidences OF Indebtedness Of In
corborated companies, or in buying o.
selling gold dust, geld or silver bullion
or gold or silver coin shall pay a licens'
Of sI0o per quarter when the bushes
exceeds esbo,Ooo per quarter; ESQ, wheI
the business Is more than seO0.ooo AM
j. less than sa5O.Ooo; so when the bust
a ness exceeds $4,000 and is less thai
/ seOnOoo; go when the business done
more than $4,000 and does not excee
{ sioo 600; and e3O when the business
Z less than s5O.OoO per quarter"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27

James Raid Tells Ola Yrisads sf oar ciInsss
asa Resources,

James Reid Tells Ola YrisaAs Of oar cllna.o
and Resources.
The following letter written by james
Reid. who settled here last summer, TO
90 Old friend In Mound City. south Da-
kota, and published In the Prairie Plea.
yune, 10 republished ~ showing the Inn
precision this section makes upon new.
corners:
DEAR FRiEND:-In answer 10 your
Inquiry ~ 10 how am pleased with
the country will say, as far no the matter
OF climate 10 concerned. / think It IL
very pleasant. The season has been ex
eeptionally mild here ~ everywhere else.
% II 10 impossible for me TO form an
opinion eOnclusiyely. -
From all | have seen and learned
from others. the climate lis mild com
pared with such parts Of the country as
Illinois aud Ohio. In this MOUNTAINOUS
country the climate varies vary much
in comparatively short distance. II
10 cooler here In summer and warmer In
winter than At Spokane, 80 miles west,
and the rainfall 10 probably Gfty per
cent greater here than at that place.
This section has much the same eli.
mate ~ the Willamette Valley. Oregon,
q little more winter and little less rain
here than there. We also have leas
mud In winter and less dust In summer.
The land In western Oregon 10 better
than 1t 10 In this immediate neighbor.
hood. lnever could feel wholly At home
in q naked prairie country, 80 great
~ appreciate the surrounding landscape
Of woods. The scenic surroundings Of
C1nr d'Aiene are. 70 me, delightful
To the north and toward Spokane, west
eriy. the land Is gently unduIating. both
timber and prairie. South II the lake,
very irregular In outline. and grit with
low timbered hilIs, and mountains are
visible In all directions.
Fruits Of most all kinds are produced
very abundantly. but the people here do
not appreciate the luxury OF fruit, nj
though there are young orchards all
through the country. and the yards in
town are often planted In fruit trees ~
well rs exotic ornamental trees and
shrubs.
This county has within its borders an
area about equal TO the state Of Con
nectLcut. IL has large amount Of tim.
Der aud undeveioped water power. and
some minerals only imperfectly devel
opcd. A little TO the south aud south.
esHt--the adjoining county-aTe mines
that employ thousands Of men. Ad.
joining on the north are famous mines
In British Columbia. In communication
with which we have both rail and steam
boat aud not far Oh are the Republic
mines In eastern Washington. You
will nnderstand Is well ~ can tell you
that we enjoy the opportunities for ad'
Vanoement peculiar ~ . new country Oi
varied resources being developed; alsC
suffer from the newness.
Yours truly.
JAMES READ.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27

The wiggett 4 Empey Co. has set its
machine on the top
shelf until some time In the dim future
when all boys become good little fellows.
Il 10 one Of those machines that pays q
cigar every time q nickle is dropped In
the slot. The machine worked well
aud added many nickels to the income
OF the owners until one day this week
when u seemed to have become = big
factor In the Mckinley prosperity We
hear 90 much about. Boys came In BY
twos aud BY fours; all had money to
throw at the machine and The proprietor
smiled a. the nickles ratified down to
the eavernOus depths Of the little metal
box. The lever clicked and each boy
Krinned a. he drew fourth cigar. Ths
rush Of business kept up until evening
when one Of the clerks dumped TIE con
tents Of the machine on the counter
and found that he had = hat full OF old
Fort Sherman canteen checks which
are the exact size Of neckel. That Il
why the slot machine again tinds rest
ing place on the top shelf, TO become
covered with cObWebs and dust.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27

Al Fou Worth the stockmen have
VoIrd in favor % leAslng The public
ranges. This proposition was opposed
By the delegates from idaho and many
other states, but it carried By = good
majority. Ita q subject that WIl give
rise To vssy sharp debate and IL likely
70 be 9 live Issue In The near future
What effect this vote In Fort Woru
uIll have cannot Be determined at thu
time, but Il 10 plain that the people ffou
this state fed they were taken adVans
age Of BY men who have no Interest u
the 1aestisn. In Texas there is no gov
eSument land and all the ranges are he'll
andr lease, bat the Texas delegate
voted on The question and carried III
day against the non.leass0. -ldAh
Statesman.
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IA. oiAsr Mra. Alsera.

The district court at Rathdrum in
Kootenai county. has been busy this
week with the trial OF DR.. n. ]. AlcoTn,
charged with the murder OF Mrs. Cora
burke ut Harrison. The evidences
against him is very strong and probably
he will hang. Il will be remembered
that this same DIR. r. J. Alcorn lived In
Clayton about two years ago aud posed
A doctor, while hIs wife taught the
public school at this place for one term
A little later they moved to ChAllts
where they resided for . short time
going from here to Butte. Montana
and from that city 10 Wallace, and from
there 10 Harrison. Alcorn while herr
Was considered = genuine 6llk, but Ms
Alcorn appeared to be very estimaOl'
lady, and has our symPathy'-ChAlI''
Messenger.
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FVGUR DALESE is a city Of q,

NEUh DALENk 10 q city OF M
~ population. beautifully situated OF
the northern shore Of the famous CruI
d'Alsne lake. - miles east Of SPOKANE
on . bSanch ltns Of the Northern facinc
railroad. Lines OF steamers make Fegu-
lar trips from this city up the Lake 10 the
head Of nsvigstioa On The 81 Joe ADD
cUuT d'Aisne EivrEn. connecting al liar
Tison with the FailroAd line into thu
gold. SILVER and lead mines. The city Il
0ns Of The mast noted summer Frsosti
In The northwest. and IL becoming NOR
popular each year. Its Ashing. hunting
boating and bathing attractions are al
most limlIieaR The hIsest L. ). mill
IaEy past In the west (Fort sherman
and IL magnificent forest paFk rrseTva
tioa adjoln the city on the west Ths
eoanlEy round AboaI 10 made up Of rich
agricultural lands and exIrnAivs forests
Of yriIou Pipr. Dc. cedar and IAmsrae
and the city 10 destined 10 become a
manufacturing center toG the products
OF thess woods. The business men aud
residents are entsEpEtsing. aud take
pstds In making the place attractive,
There are foaF church organizations
Methodist, I'Eesbyt1rian. Episcopal and
ltoman Catholic. The seefet oTders
are ven EwPsesrntcd By lodge each Of
Masoas. odd Fellows. Knights Of I'yih
les. EAslssn star. Daughters Of lie
bskAh. Inpsovcd Order Of lied Men
MnreAbeea, l.. q. T. ~, q. 4. u. An'
womsa's Itsiisf Cora The city 10 sup
piled With eiretEte iighls. good SAIs
woska. an slegant public school build
ing. QUE SAumiIi. two nFSt class bOIsil
beat 6ailding yards. etc. There are -
good oVpOrtnniIiss 70 engage In iucra
tive business and civefAiard laTIninl
Manufactosiss are particularly dcsirvS
aud are offered extra indueemeatA I'll
sammeFn are tsmPeSais. utth sutheiet
rainfall 10 insure attendant crops. uhI
The uinssss are FREE from extreme col
No better location Zoe profitable lnveA
nsuls OF foe securing sdeai homes ca
b found In the RSsthWeaI There
aluays . welcome here. among an ei
rsilsnt people. In q beAuIisul Tvgion Al
An incompaFable climate
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27

Ny wites good advice saved my life.
writes =. u. Ross ot winfeld. Tena., TOT
I had such . bad cold could hardly
breathe. I steadily grew worst under doe
tors treatment, but my wife urged me
10 use DR.. Kings New Discovery To-
Consumption. which .copblstsiy caret
me" COughs, Colds, bronchitis, Il
G'lppe, rueumcnla. Asthma. Hay Fevri
and ell maiadies Of chcst, Throat an'
hungs are positively cured by this mar
ssIous medicine. tic. and ellOO. Ever
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free a
any drug store.
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snALIsox xrlDEnIc Ar nAnRlsOs.
4 yaIss Report Bat Psspls Il mis- Piass
were Fearful.


4 yaIss Report Bat Psspls Il This Plass
were Fearful.
Our neIghboFing town Of Harrison,
at the mouth Of the C@ur 'Alene river,
was reported 10 have smallpox cpl
demIc that had assumed alarming pro
portions. People were said 70 be fleeing
from the plague, and the arrival OF
Peter Mason and family from there last
Tuesday caused our citizens TO tecome
alarmed 1t tile danger Of infection that
threatened them from allowing rsfagees
70 come In without restsiction. Thisre
suited In a public meeting At the Ban
croft house Tuesday evening which
caused prompt action BY the board Of
trustees. A strict quarantine was e.
tablished against Harrison. AllpersO0s
from that place were TO be prove, ted
from landing, aud the boatmen wer'
notified to observe the quarantine
regulations until the danger Is past
There were said to be from eighteen to
twenty five cases IN the infected town
and It 10 supposed the disease was
brought from WardDer.
Upon investigation BY DIR Sabin. who
visited Harrison Thursday, the abcv.
reports were found to be false, and
there was no occasion for the alarm
which seized the people Of this place
But such reports were freely circulated
and lost nothing as they Travelled. con
sequently our people felt justified IL
taking measures TO protect the town
The reports originated from the fac
that there are a number Of cases o.
chickenpox at Harrison.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27

tine Of Ir. Kings New IAfe Pills
each nisht lot Iwo weeks has pat me In
my teens again whites u. u. Turner
Of TcmpsrytsWn. Ia They've the bess
in the world Tot liver. stomach and
bowels Purely vegetable Never grip.
Only :; cents al any drug store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27
ora People Maas Ys1ag.

&c. Sherman, the veteran editor Of
the Vermontville (AIlch.) Echo, has dis
covered the remarkable secret Of keep
ing old people young, For years he has
avoided Nervousness. SleeplessHess. In.
digestion, Heart trouble, Constipation
aud Rheumatism by using Electric Bit.
ters, and he writes: at can't be praised
too highly. Il gently stimulates the
kidneys, tones the stomach, aids diges.
ton, and gives = splendid appetite. II
has worked wonders for my wife and
me. It's marvellous remedy for old
peoples complaints" Only 5Oc. At any
drug store.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing q
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27
CANDY Al the Army Rations.

Candy has been added TO the regular
ration Of the American soldier. says the
Scientific American. One New York
firm has shipped more than 80 tons OF
confectionery during the past year for
the troops in the Philippines, Cuba and
Puerto Rico. The government buys
candy Of good quality. which would re-
tail from 81 to 10 cents pound. II
consists of mixed chocolate creams,
lemon drops, cocoanut maroons and
aciduIated fruit drops. These are put
in sealed one pound cans Of special
oval shape. designed to ct She pockets
Of uniform coat. According to the
Evening Post, the use OF candy as an
army ration originated 10 some expert
ments on the diet Of the troops con.
Quoted by the German government 10
years ago. They showed that the add
ton Of candy and chocolate to the regu-
lar ration greatly improved the health
and endurance Of the troops using it.
Since that time the German government
has issued CAKES OF chocolate and lin
tied amount Of other confectionery.
The queen has just forwarded 10000
pounds OF chocolate In half-POund pack
ages as a Christmas treat to the troops
In the TransVaal. American jam man
ufscturers are considering movement
to add jam to the army ration. II has
been found so wholesome for the Brit
ish army that $4,000 pounds have
been dispatched to South Africa as q
/ fnnr mouths snnnly for ll6 600 trnops.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27
n..hlsa,a ArnIeA aAlvs.

Has world wide fame for marvellous
curea Il SURPRISES any other SalVe'
lo,,on ointment or balm for cuts, corus,
hurns boils, sores, felons, ulcers, letters
salt rheum. fever sores, chapped hands,
akin eruptions; infalhble for piles
Cure guaranteed, Only soc at"ny drug
store.
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A double hack and . two- wheel road
cart win sell at . bargain. together q
separately, tIENHY kRoTEEn.
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Pain or Shine.

The elalion agent Il o. duty. On his
exact commnnieation Of train osslers
depends Thousands Of lives, and miIliona
Of dollars n property, each day, In his
haste he runs out IN the fRin or the snow
hatlehs and unprotected. Thea cumes
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27
They DiAH't Bits.


portaRt political meeting held at Rex
burg. The silver republicans had been
invited to hold a conference with the
goldbugs. Several prominent repubii-
cans were on hand, including the only
Mart Patrie. The silver republicans
were ask 10 throw principle to the winds,
disbsnd their central committee and 60
in with the republicans in organizing a
new central committee.
But time proved that Mart Patrie had
tackled too big job. The silver repub.
licans placed principle before anything
else and refused to follow the man who
had forsaken them aud their cause for
the sake Of Office.
With such a stand having been taken
by the silver republicans, It seems tO
the Sentinel that the duty Of democrats
is plain. They should urge q union Of
the silver forces both as to the STATE
and the counties, giving to the otheI
parties their full share of the Offices
We now claim to admire the stand fol
principle taken by the silver republi
cans; let Us show our sincerity by our
selves placing principle above Office
and early giving notice to all friends o.
silver that We are ready TO join them il
= united fight against our enemies, tn
willy Roldbugs The Sentinel.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27

the sequel bron.
ehitis, o. some
othef disease a
the respiratory or
CANA The most
effective remedy
for bsOnchiai o.
pulmonary disease
10 Doctor nerce'a
Golden Medical
Discovery. Almost
all remedies pre-
scribed for such
dieeases contain
opium o. sosne
narcotic which
soothes by stupe.
faction. aCoiden
Medical Diseov.
cry" contains
neither narcotics
nor alcohol. II
stops coughs By
curing theif cause.
II reals weak
lungs, builds NJ
wasted tissues, and
! promotes the
health Of every OF
gan Of the body.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27
Jurv Ilee for 500.

The following Is list Of juTOrs for
the year 1900:
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Main line trains arrive and depart from
Spokane as follows: No. I, west
bound. arrives at S:l5 and departs at
S:SS o'clock p. m; No. 9, east bound,
arrives at $50 and departs at 100
a IN.
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For Information. time-earas. mAps Gnd tieket
call On write to
1. II. SHALLIS. Agent.
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
A. d. CiIARLroH,
Assistant Gen. Pass. Agt-,
No. 255 Morrison ST.. cor. Srd Sc
Portland, Oregon.
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Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing q
specially at the Press Office.