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.Suppr0ss0d and Painful
Periods Cured by Lydia
e. Pinkfhas,s's Vegetable
COY,nOund,

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EXCHANGE OF TROOPS.
Soldiers Ordered From Philippines
To he Replaced.

WASHINGTON, March e-The war de-
partment has taken the initial steps to-
ward renovating the military forces In the
Philippines by returning. in small detach-
ments, the troops who have seen longest
service there. and replacing them by re-
cruits raised In this county. The move
ment began last week when instructions
from each of the three regiments which
had been longest in the Philippines name
ly the Fourteenth. Eighteenth and INVENT
ty-third infantry, and return them to the
United States. The Eighteenth infantry
is scattered through the island OF Panay
the Twenty-third is In the islands OF Cebu
and Jolo and the Fourteenth Is at Ma
Mia The men picked out for return will
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be those whose terms of enlistment are
about to expire or those broken N heaLln'
While Gen. Otis has not yet signlneu VIA
withdrawal of these three battanons, tne
department is proceeding on the ASSUME Hll,
ton that the recruits gathered III NSM
Sumner. when that transport is completed
will suffice,
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a Grateful Woman Re-
c0s,snsends Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Conn
pound to Every vito and
Mother.

Il have taken eight bottles of Lydia
f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
with most gratifying results. / had
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ing of womb with all it's distressing
symptoms. had doctored with good
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Gods speed in your good work. "
hrs. l.. A. norris, Welaka, Putnam
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sailor Sent to Ho.p,tnI.

Special Dispatch to the -Intelligencer.
ABERDEEN. March John Albert. the
sailor who had his spine badly injured
last week by accidentally falling through
a hatchway on the schooner Benicia, was
taken to the Marine hospital ut Tacoma
Monday, where he will receive treatment
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NEW ORLEANS, March s.-Resuts:
One mile. seiling-Gecrge u. Cox won. Old Fox
Second. Goo~over third, Time, ;i6i
Six furiongS~ Round O won Wfkerson second.
Fair American third Time, 20
Mile ard sixteenth settling Bright Night won,
jump second. Hlitheful third Time. "a
Six furlongs, handicap-rom Collins won Maggie
Davis second Gold Dor third. Time lIl
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WASHINGTON, March s.-The surgeon
general of the marine hospital service re-
ceived the following from surgeon Gassa-
Am reliably informed that the Chinaman
who died and was suspected 10 have the
plague had been in the city continuously
for fifteen years, and, for the last SIX
months under treatment for other dis
eases. The probable cause of death is
congestion of the lungs or pneumonia
The result of the bacteriologtcal examina-
ton not yet received. Another case re-
ported as suspicious in the city and county
bOspital is not plaEue."
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Charged With Murder.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
COLVILLE. March 9.--The prosecuting
attorney has filed an information in the
superior court charging Frank Boyd with
murder In the first degree. Boyd Is the
teamster who shot and killed Lee Springer
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The H'sd'e number Of
Lydia E. Pinkban1's Vegetable Compound

Six and a half furiongs-Casiar wcn LrucRx =
ond, Avatar third Time l ~
Seven furiongs-Pnnec Reel won. wslk<alas =
ond. Indian third. Time RI
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in row at Marcus last Saturday. Boyd
is In the county Jail. The trial viii take
place in April. The row occurred over a
75-cent lantern.
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Raised the Quarantine.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 9.-The board
of health has decided that uhe Chinaman
who died here several days ago and who
was supposed to have symptoms OF
bubonic plague, did not die of that disease
The quarantine in Chinatown will be lifted
this afternoon.
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SAN FRANCISCO March 9.--Weather hne at
Oakland; track heavy Results.
Six furiongs~isane won, For Freedom second.
Morela third. Time, l.ITt
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Nervous Pr0sfrafios -
Inffans m alton a. u
Bladder Cured by lytIb
e. Pinklsan,,s Vego(ath
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DEAN Mrs. PIyKHAN - have ~
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WOMAMIS
MISTAKE.

It Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Conn
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thinking they viii
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Inconsistencies I'm the Bill.

the good faith and the implied pledges
of this country TO the people OF that ISL
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MASON RESOLUTION
IN SECRET SESSION.

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DISTRICT OFFICES,

First district-Judge Of election. Miner
T.. Wordon, 1H. Inspector of election.
NJ. G.. Dimmick, 107; Thomas Galuski. B.;
W. w. Luce. ~. Register of voters,
David Jones, III
Second district--JudSc of election, Obed
jenkins ii5. Inspector of election, Hop
kin Wetherhog, 49,: Jabez q. DERRICK,
90 Register of voters, John Roberts IA.
Third distrct--Judpe of election. Hugh
Williams. III. Inspector of election.
George Threllfal, ia; j. +. Duffy. A..
Register of voters. George Schell 127.
Fourth district-Judge of election. John
Richards, lS5. Inspector of election, A.
j. Shafcr. III: John =. Mahon. Is: John
b. McConnor, >. Register of voters, Cass
Morgan, s..
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ECT COUNCILMAN.
DISTRICT OFFICES.

First district-Judge of election. Frank
+. Shcdd, 1JO. Inspector of election
VIM. w. Marsh. l75; VIM. Hagserty. 25.
Register of voters. Thomas a. Blair. 20
Second district-Judgc of election, C.. T.
Daniels, 1S7. Inspector of election. l.. a.
Howell. Il; Conrad Lutz, 81. Register
of voters, Daniel Gregory, 1sG
Third district Judge of election, rhos.
G. Evans 2ls 10 ctor Of election,
VIM. Anthony, III; Jas Mulrooney, A..
Register of voters, VIM. NJ. Howell. 22S.
Fourth district-Judge of election,
David Stanford, laj. Inspector OF clcc-
ton, John d. Phillips, l?l; NJ. 5. Lavelle.
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DISTRICT OFFICES,

First district--J,ldSc of election, John
r. Kelly, 102; Luke Burns. 46. lnspec-
tor of election, John Devanney. jr.. 90;
Theodore Leib. 10. Register Of voters,
Patrick Sammon. ": Patrick Tolan, ~.
Second district-Judge of election, Jo-
scph Corby, 80; John Burke, IL. Inspec-
tor of election, Frank Nj. Andrew, so;
William II. Scanlon, 62; John Logan, TO-.
Register of voters. Michael Corby, So;
Michael Hughes, II.
Third district-Judge of election. Fred
erick Hagen. II; John Mclean. 14o;
Patrick Mallory, 46. Inspector Of cleo
tion. Harvey Long. 66; James Gurrell.
135. Register of voters, Thomas j. Ger
rity, 40; Charles Clarke, 43.
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TENTH WARD.

John Negali Republican candidate
for common council. and Jacob Schaef-
fer. Republican candidate for school
controller, had no opposition for re-
election. They at present represent
that ward. The vote cast for them
was:
Negali. Schaeffer.
First district .............. lis 1l3
Second district
In the first district one vote was cast
for Mr.. Hoffman and two for John
Butterman for school controller. Neith-
er of them were candidates.
DISTRICT OFFICES.
First district-Judge of election. John
Christ, Jos; Benjamin Thauer. /. In
spector of election. Mr.. Beechner, 103;
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DISTRICT OFFICES.

First district--Judgc of election, Fer
dinand Arieoni, %; James Durkin. 1913.
Inspector OF election. w. f. AlbrO. 9i:
NJ. j. McAndrew, 109 Register of vot-
crs, John GilSallOn. .: George w. Brown,
l. Eugene Cosgrove, 100
Second district-Judge Of election, John
Lloyd. IS; Charles Cavanaugh. l6e. In
snector Of election. John Bechtold, 80:
Frank ]. Mccain, l67. Register Of vot-
ers, Edward l'arr 59 John r.. Barrett
III,
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DISTRICT OFFICES.

First district-Judge OF election. George
II. Bugden. 15G: Martin Ferguson. 40.
Inspector of election, Isaac Williams. 156;
Michael Malloy. ll2. Register of voters,
George ID. IIaldeman, 153; Peter Lynn.
12S.
Second district-Judgc of election, G. Il.
Gardner. 800; J. J. Kearney. ~. In.
spector of election, A. II. Hunt, 262; J.
J. Varley. co. Register of voters, B. Il.
Stevens. PSI; J. j. McTague, a.
Third dstrict--Judge of election, +.
w. Warner AZ; j. j. Neary. 53 Inspec-
tor Of election, G. T. Miller, 140; John
Phillips, G2. Register Of voters, r. Rich
ardson. 1i5: j. Elder, AZ.
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SECOND WARD.

In the Second ward otto ID. Myers,
Republican. was reelected alderman
over T.. +. Boland. Democrat, by q
plurality Of 16S. Morris V. Morris, Re-
publican. was returned to the common
council by plurality of 30 over +. j.
Mulherin. Democrat. a. L. Francois.
Democrat, was reelected school cons
troller over Francis Oliver.
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C'hittenden.
DISTRICT OFFICES.

First distrlct-Judse of election, W. 5.
Bartlett, 116; inspector of election. o. A.
Beemer, III; II. i. Hoban. 4. Register of
voters. Jacob Bauman, ll6.
Second district-Judge of election. II.
Fl. Jadwin. 10G. Inspector Of election. r..
G. Morris. los; D. J. Campbell 80. Reg
lister of voters, r. ID. Richards. 1OS.
Third district-Judge of election, o. +.
Wright, 147. Inspector Of election, w.
NJ. Dickson. 14l; T. A. Ruddy. II. Regis
ter of voters, G. II. Paine, l51.
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DISTRICT OFFICES.

First dstrict-Judgc of election, +. -.
Kiefer. Inspector Of election, James
Kessler and j. Mikus. Register of vot-
ers, w. Meister, all unopposed.
Second district-Judge of election,
Adam Freutchcl. Inspectors Of election,
John Fickus and j. Conrad, all unop-
posed.
Third district--Judge of election, Frank
Doyle. Inspectors Of election, w. Hent2
and ]. Eastman. Register of voters, j.
McGuinness, all unopposcd.
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EIGHTH WARD.

+. W. Zizleman, Republican. the pres
ent common councilman from the
Eighth ward, defeated Thomas Roche,
Democrat, for common council. DIR.
J. ]. O'Malley, Democrat, defeated c.
G. Ferber. for school controller both
being also candidates for school dire:-
tor. The vote:
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FOURTH WARD.

William V. Griffiths, Republican, was
reelected to the common council in
the Fourth ward without opposition
and A. Il. Eynon. also Republican,
had no opposition for school control
ler 1t was Mr.. Eynon's first appear
ance in politics. The vote was:
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SIXTEENTH WARD.

Edward j. Coleman, Democrat. de-
feated Theodore 8. Fuller. Republican,
for common council. Coleman Is the
present commoner from the ward. o.
b Schnifer, Republican. who has rep
resented the ward in the school board
for n number of years. had no oppo-
sition.
COMMON COUNCILMAN.
Fuller Coleman.
First district .............. SO l6S
Second district ........... 100 $50
$50 ., 3aS
SCHOOL CONTROLLER.
Schriefcr
First district ..............,.....,..,.... III
Second district Observation-Disclosures. lt6
DISTRICT OFFICES.
First district-Judge of election, James
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DISTRICT OFFICES

First district--Judgc of election, Thos.
George, 159: Thomas Lotus. 5.
Fifth district-Judgc of election, Seth
Wells. S.. Inspector of election. William
Nichols, So. Thomas Lynch. 49, Regis
ter of voters. william Howcls, 90.
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DISTRICT OFFICES.

First district-Judge of election, j..
Kearney, 81: y. Mullen. 126, Inspector
of election, l.. Healey, "A; =. O'Mallcy.
A. Register of voters, II. McAndrcw, 81 ;
r. Boylan. llO.
Second Observation-Disclosures of voters, Ed.
Mulchronc, %; NJ. Rcillcy, 2j; w.
Murphy, So.
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COMMON COUNCILMAN.
SCHOOL CONTROLLER.
DISTRICT OFFICES.

First district--Judgc OF election, Fred
Durr, 152; j. j. OBoylc, l0,. Inspector
of election. Jacob Harris, l+9; John j.
Kennedy, 10i. Register of voters, VIM.
A. Raub 1t9; +. J. O'IIara, No.
Second district--Judge of election, II.
s. Keller. l37; Frank Callahan. 1is In
spcctor of election, Robert Black. li2: j.
j. Higgins, l45. Register of voters, Wal
ter Ilaslam, 153
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-21
FIFTH WARD.

Richard II. Williams, Republican,
defeated George l.. Carson for select
council. Williams Is at present select
man from this ward and the chairman
of that branch of councils. The vote:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-21
FIRST WARD.

In the First ward, Finley Ross ana
Edward Fidler, the present select
councilman and aldermen. were unop-
posed for reelection. Both are lie,
publicans. The vote for them was:
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THIRD WARD.

John j. Costello Democrat, was elect
ed select councilman. defeating John
j. Kearney, the present select man,
who ran on the Labor ticket. and H.
]. OMalley, who ran on the Citizens
ticket. The vote:
SELECT COUNCILMAN
Costello, Kearney. O'Malley
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ELEVENTH WARD.

John J. Schneider, Republican, de-
feated August Schimpff, Democrat, for
select council. Schneider is the pres
ent selectman from the ward. The
vote:
SELECT COT
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THIRTEENTH WARD.

Andrew b. Lidstone. the Republican
candidate for select council. defeated
ex-Sheriff A. B. stevens, who was the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-21
NINTH WARD.

Charles +. Chittenden, Republican,
was returned to the select council from
the Ninth ward. He was unopposed.
The vote:
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RESULT in THE WARDS.
Number of Votes Cast for Candidates
for Select and Common Council
and School Controller.

The result Of the voting for ward
ard district Offices in the various wards
of the city was as follows:
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SEVENTH WARD.

John i. Roche. Democrat, defeated
NJ. Il. Gilroy, Citizen. for select coun-
ell by majority of 204. Mr. Roche is
the present selectman from that ward.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-21

Fred Swartz. /. Register of voters,
William Koehler. III; Richard OsgoOd, l.
Second district-Judge of election l..
+. Hirons. 1913. Inspector of election
James Williamson, 10
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-21
FOURTEENTH WARD.

Charles +. Wenzel. Democrat, was
reelected common councilman from
the Fourteenth ward over William r.
Stevens. Republican. by a plurality
of oO6. School Controller Il. j. Jen-
nings was unopposed for reelection:
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COMMON COUNCIL.
SCHOOL. CONTROLLER.
DISTRIC'T OFFICES

Second district-Judge of election, NJ.
r.. Sanders, 2O; y. j. Jordan, a. ln-
spcctor of election, Arthur Mills, 249;
u. T.. Gibbons, -. Register Of voters,
q. Il. Matthews. 24o: +. i. knight, rs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-21

The returns from the Sixth ward.
with one district missing. show that
p. F. Calpin. Democrat, who was un-
opposed. was elected common council
man and that Patrick Golden, Demo-
crat, has defeated Evan Jones, Citizen.
and Patrick Mclean for school COM
trollcr. The vote:
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COMMON COUNCIL.
SCHOOL CONTROLLER.
DISTRICT OFFICES.

First distrct-Judgc of election. John
+. White, 2Ia. Inspector of election,
Frank Needham. 243: John II. McTanc,
!. Register of voters, VIM. IT, Conway,
2.3.
Third district-Judgc of election, VIM.
II. Davis, 12i. Inspector Of election,
Daniel r. Morgan, 1I9. Register of vot-
crs, Thomas Morgan 120.
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COMMON COUNCIL
SCHOOL CONTROLLER.
DISTRICT OFFICES.

DISTRICT OFFICES.
First district-Judge of election, ]. +.
Kelly, ll6. ID. l.alferty and j. j. Reap
were elected majority and minority in
spectors. and Ed. Mcclure, register or
voters, all being unopposed.
Second district James Mcflugh was
elected Judge of election: Michael Bo-
land and Thomas Burke, majority and
minority inspectors, and Thomas Cole
man register OF voters. all being unop-
poSed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-21
Fellows aud Ferber Elected School
Directors, and the Select and
Common Councils and School
Board Are Republican.

Major L. d. Fellows and G. G. Fer
ber both Republicans, were elected
school directors yesterday by g"atify-
ing rluralitics, defeating Dr. John
O'Mallcy and John Gibbons. their
Democratic opponents.
The proposition to increase the
bonded Indebtedness of the city s161,526
10 build a viaduct was overwhelmingly
defeated. but the indications are that
the proposition to spend S213,2c5.SO for
sewers will carry. 1t has Il majority
Of 3S4 votes, with fifte N election dis
tricts to hear from. With eleven dis
uicts to hear from the viaGuct is de-
fcated by 1.671. Owing 20 the careless
ness of election officers in failing 70
announce the vote for sewers and the
viaduct ii is impossible to give exact
figures.
With four districts TO bear from.
which will not change the figures ma
terially, the vote for school directors
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DISTRICT OFFICES.
First district--Judge of election, David
T.. Evans. ?50; John D. Davis. ii. In
spector of election, John Williams, o6,:
John ii. McNulty. II. Register of yot-
ers. job Harris, 2t5: Peter j. Mullaney.
80.
Second district-Judge Of election, q.
A. Williams. ls6; William j. Gaul. 26;
Patrick Burke. GO. Inspector of election.
John TT. williams. 10: Edward Ticrney.
~. Register of voters, Samuel A. Will
liams, III; Edward Gerrity. 50.
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candidate of the Democratic and citi-
zens. Alderman Alfred c. Bailey was
elected to succeed himself by the UNI
animous vote of the people.
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FIFTEETNH WARD.

II. r. Fellows, the present Republic
can seectman from the Fifteenth ward.
who was defeated for the nomina ton
by ex-Common Councilman Joseph Oil
yer. ran Independent. with Demo-
cratic endorsement. and was defeated
by Mr.. oliver by a vote of 413 to 25s.
Daniel Moses was reelected alderman
without opposition:
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TWELFTH WARD.

Daniel Calvin. Democrat, defeated
James O'Boyle. Independent. for COM
mon council. Anthony Walsh. Demo-
crat defeated Miles Sweeney, Repub-
lican, for school controller. Walsh is
the present controller from the ward.
The vote:
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SIXTH WARD.

30. Register Of voters. Gwllym Lewis,
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kContinued on Page 10,l
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-17
Boys Clothing

VIE are now showing a complete line of
" Wash Suits, Blue Serges. English
Tweeds in small checks. Boys Pants. in
serges. all wool Knee Pants in tweeds for
- cents pair.
Every garment we guarantee; money
cheerfully returned if you are not salts
fed.
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Copy of Original Contract

This agreement. made this I4th day OF
February "a. u. 1896. by and between
the Board. of Education. bureau of tie
Hawaiian government having corporate
powers. party of the FIRST part. and the
American Book Company foreign cor
poration. having its chief place of hnsi-
ness in New York City. of the United
States. party OF the second part witness
eth:
That il IS agreed by and between the
partieS hereto inst the said American
Book Company shall sell and ship 10 the
said Board OF Education certain ssriscol
hooks to be ordered by said Board OF Edu-
cation. rs soon as May be after the exscn-
ton hereof 20 the amount Of S53laSsi.
au,i that the said American Book Com
pany. shall and will receive in full pay
menr and discharge thereof certain old
books now held By the said Board OF
Educarion OF the value of S-lS65l. n
insentoried by it. together with S2,124-S5
cash
II is ikswise agreed between the par
ties that in consideration Of the Aforesaid
the said Board Of Educarion shall, during
the eve years next following the execu-
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