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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
r,.eu,l,. session for War Claims.

Dallas. May Bishop Duncan pre-
sided at today's session Of the gem
eral conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South
The question arose az the beginning
OF the proceedings as 20 the status OF
the report Of the book committee and
the war claim controversy. Some dele
gates asserted they we're not before
the committee on publishing interests
and they seemed 10 be in n state OF
chaotic uncertainty. The chair nor the
conference could decide the question
as 10 their status
Later Chairman Robertson Of the
publishing committee announced the
war claim matter would Doc considered
In executive session beginning at
O'Clock Monday.
A day OF fasting and prayer for "di-
vine guidance of the war claim U.s.
sues" was finally fixed for the above
named day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
FIGHT OH CLAIMS
Lively Debate Pm Dtaied in Met
Odist Qeheral Conference.
SHARP CONTROVERSY
Bishop Morrison Denies lie Was Con
suited on the Report Made 10 the
Conference and a Minority
Report WIN he Made.

Dallas. May l0.-The session OF tn,
quadrennial conference OF the Metho'
dist Episcopal Church. South. Friday
while not exactly what might b.
termed stormy. might be termed squat
ly. The squalls evidently precede a
storm. and II is now freely admitted
that the war claim settlements will
precipitate the greatest dissenslou
which has existed In a Methodist con.
ference since the famous gathering in
1874. when the body In America
reached the parting OF the ways and
the great evangelical church was rent
In twain.
At the outset OF the meeting Bishop
II. c. Morrison fairly staggered the
conference by the statements he made
in speaking to what might be called a
question OF personal privilege. In ref
erence to the report OF the bishops In
connection with the settlement OF the
war claim. he said he had never been
consulted in the matter. and did not
indorse the report. and was in no wise
responsible for IL.
J. p. Strother Of the Los Angeles
conference put the conference on no.
tice that he aud colleagues would sub
init TO the conference minority re-
port in which the book committee
would be- taken to task.
Both sides to the war claim contro-
versy are lining up for the battle royal
which they realize must occur when
the committee on publications makes
H. report 10 the conference The con
sentative element Snd a majority %
the bishops have sought TO keep down
the turmoil. but there are too many
"lrreconcilahles" 90 be controlled. The
fight gives promise OF being a most BIT
ter one. and the anti-wnr claim faction
will cndeayOr o. pass resolutions OF
censurc " they do not, indeed. seek 10
have much more severe action taken.
y. y Stahlman. who secured the
settlement OF the claim with the gov.
eminent for s2sS.O00. receiving as
compensation 80 per cent-not 40 per
cent-of the amount recovered. IS ex-
pected To- reach Dallas on Monday and
take part In the fight
The day OF election Of bishops has
not yet been announced. but interest
Ia the matter Is increasing. on ac'
count Of the assaults made on the re-
port 81 the book committee. friends
OF Collin Denny. chairman Of that
committee. are now waging an active
canvass In his behalf for election 10
one Of the new bishoprics.
Organization ~ the various stand
ing committees has been effected. and
next week they will all begin work in
earnest
Tomorrow the pulpits ~ most of
the Protestant churches IN the city
and those OF nearby towns will be NIL
ed by the bishops and preachers OF
the conference.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11

zens to allow calves to run out at
night was tabled.
On motion, seconded and passed,
the proposition Of Mr.. Andrew Car
negie TO donate the sum of $40, 900
for the purpose Of establishing a
public library in Bryan, provided
the council would donate the site
and appropriate $1,000 annually
for the maintenance of said libra
ry was accepted and the city attor-
ney instructed TO prepare an ordin.
ance covering the terms of the pro-
position.
On motion the application Of
Sam NJ. Winter for franchise to
erect light poles and wires for the
purpose ofsupplying electric lights
to the public, and also to lay water
mains and pipes to furnish water,
was land over until next meeting.
On motion, seconded and passed
il was ordered that all dogs in the
city limits must be muzzled, and
upon any dog being found on the
streets without a muzzle, complaint
will be filed against the owner, and
upon conviction said owner to be
fined in any sum not less than
81 90 nor more than : 800. Also
that notice be published that all
dogs must be tagged at a cost Of
500 for tag, and dogs found with
out tags to be impounded.
Alderman Stevenson was on
motion authorized to order 200 dog
tags for the city.
Bill Ettle, employed to look af.
ter loose stock, reported 81 head
taken up during the past month.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
CARNEGIE Library SECURED
CITY COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY &C
cEPTED TERMS.
ALL THE Dogs MUST Be AUZTLED
And Tagged With City Tag-Applica.
ton for Another Water and
Light Franchise.

The city council met in regular
session Friday night, Mayor Har-
rison presiding, and all officers pres
ent.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Officers reports approved and
ordered filed.
The fiscal agents report showed
balance as follows:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11

Wanted-Young horse, must be
heavy, safe, sound, and a good look
er. Bryan Ice, Storage and Coal
Co. 40
Schlitz Beer has definite tonic
properties, owing to the malt and
hops II contains and the absolute pur-
ity. "Call for Schiltz.n 40
Schlitz Beer is just the mild slim
ulant for the tired mind and body
at the dinner hour. "Call for
Schlits." 40
Don't be persuaded 10 take some
thing just as good There is moth
ing as good rs Gold Band Hams and
Breakfast Bacon. 49,
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Death Of Mr. Meyer.

New York. May l0.-Mrs Sarah Cor
nelia Myer. wife OF Prof John q.
Murphy. is dead at Flshkill. She was
so years old Mrs. Murphys father
was Robert Livingston Myer. nephew
OF Robert l.. Livingston. who admins
tered the oath OF Office to George
Washington. Her grandfather was the
FIRST recorder of New York City. and
his wife. Cornolia Thorne. was n grand
daughter OF Peter Stuyycsant, the
Dutch governor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
Palm. At atatsnE,.

Matanzas. May lO.-After stopping
At many towns. on route from santa
Clara. President Elect Palma ar
rived here Friday night. lie was re-
ceived az the city hall by the officials
and lator dinod by the civil governor
This was followed with a breakfast hy
the Spanish colony. review OF pa
RAIDS Of schools and societies, followed
by a banquet by the city. The presi-
dent will sail from here for Havana.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11

The kill and burn order" was
intended for the Filipino's only,
but the Democrats have used it 10
make things mighty warm for Re-
publican senators.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
FInw Of on Les..nsd.

Beaumont. Tex. May l0.-Dlscussion
on pressure on Splndletop continues
with nearly every one. except a few
spectators and stockholders. agreed
that the well pressure Is greatly ~.
minished and Is rapidly giving way 10
the solid which must be pumped. Con.
fusion Of terms or wllfullncss has
caused some 20 construe the simple
statement that the pressure mas great.
~ decreased into meaning that the oil
has played ont. while ON the contrary.
Wherein the pressure has diminished
the solid oil Is obtained ln oven greater
quantities than when thrown out by
the gas. The price Of oil has ad.
vanced steadily during the past few
days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11
Henderson 6 Nall

Buy, Sell or Exchange Real Estate
straight or on commission. q II
II List your property with them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11

Louisville. May Walter y. Hal
deman. the venerable president OF the
Louisville CoWier.Journal Company.
was struck by a trolly car here while
attempting 10 cross the tracks and Sc
riously injured
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11

The luminous intellect of Clar-
ence Ousley is now showing up on
the editorial page of the Houston
Post.
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ArnrnrrInlIen far sun.rsr.

Washington. May iO-The senate
passed a bin appropriatlng 100000
for the purchase OF supplies for re-
lief OF the sufferers by the disaster In
the island OF Martinique.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11

On motion, seconded and passed
it was ordered that monthly balan-
ces Of fiscal agent be shown in each
monthly minutes.
On motion, seconded and passed,
1t was ordered that each committee
o. X. all bills made for their de-
partment and report to each meet
ing of the council the amount OF
bills so approved, and for what
purpose made.
The secretary's report was adopt
ed showing total collection for
April, SHOPS.
On motion, the secretary was al
lowed until next council meeting
to complete delinquent tax lis'.
On motion, the application Of l..
II. Fuller for franchise to erect a
light plant was laid over until next
meeting.
On motion, a petition OF so citi-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-11

The tweniy.sixth annual cata-
logue of the Agricultural and
Mechanical college Of Texas makes
a showing of which those in charge
Of the college and the people Of the
State have reason to be proud. a
faculty of sixteen professors and
thirteen other instructors, with 467
names enrolled in the catalogue OF
students, indicate efficiency of the
college and the extent of its useful
ness. The twenty-seventh annual
session begins September 10, 1902,
and closes June 8, 1908. Entrance
examinations begin September s.
1902 To enter the college the
applicant must be at least Is years
old and physically competent to
perform the duties Of cadet. An
entrance examination is required
and the applicant must be of good
moral character.-Houston Post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
PROTEST AGAINST
THE INACTIVITY OE CITY OFFICIALS
IN FAILING TO MOVE AGAINST THE
SMOKE. NUISANCE

istinu ordinances against ths smoke
nuisance, and, II necessary, 20 pass
such other laws a. Will abats this
evil.
"slpnsdi
"Assman Chaplin. Thomas Burke,
Frederick a Nelson, Denny Blaine
Land Co. ", A, Peters. secretary OF
the Bailey Building Co., Seattle
Hardware Co, Z. C. Miles a Piper
Co, Standard Furniture Co, NJ. a.
Goldman. J. W. elise, @. L. Holmes
Furniture CO., Stone, Fisher a Lane,
The Bon MArehs. This imperial Gree.
sry Co. ttieseh Pharmacy Co,
Thompson Furniture Co, Globe
Wallpaper Co, Kelley Clarke Co,
National Grocery Co, sehssshsehsr
Bees. q Co. Poison Implement a
Hardware Co, Fischer Hros., N. c.
Nasen, L. letter q Son, Mckinley a
Watson, Home Light supply Co.. ".
o, Leithead, Pidduek Ross Co., Geo.
J. Tunsiil roklss. singsrman & Co,
Washington Rubber Co, lees
Pharmacy, MseDouesii a sovthvsiok
Co, Pacific Packing q Navigation
c., Moore Investment Co. BY J. A..
Moore. Mccarthy urypoods Co,
Stewart & holmes Drvs Co. pressn
aHos., Adams a blanchard, J. q.
Graham
With such evidence at hand. and
such Professionals against ~ wide
spread an evil thefr can bee NO fur
thef exesue fof oficiaiH to ignore
the law.
The Same Kind II SNAKE conHum-
ers that have proved ~ efficacious IN
the ease ef the Diamond Ice q Ntef
age Co. are w use AZ the plant %
thr Everett Eleetric CO. ana have
proved 10 be a success in ever, way,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23

these evils were inssparahls from the
use o. PUGET sound coal, but within
the last few months We have had, IN
thia city, a striking demonstration Of
the fact that the smoke nuisance 10
not necessary evil. This 10 clearly
shown ny the experience of the Ola
atend ice a Storage Co, whose plant
u situated on the water front at tho
teet o. Union street
some months ago this company
installed new boilers equipped with
smoke consuming devices OF type
which have been in use in ether plso
e. a sufficiently long time 20 prove
their effectiveness - smoke eonsurn-
erp. Before installing this new ma
ohinsry, the smoke coming FROM the
pianend Ice q Storage plant Was as
dirty and offensive az that eofnino
from any other smokestack In the
city, Bat with the new smoke cen.
sonina devices IN operation. and
with al ether conditions in opera
tion, the Diamond lee s Storage Co.
u now almost az tree from feui or
dirty sr'eke a. y there were ne tire
in the furnaces
in view, therefore, 81 the fact
that there 10 q plain remedy at hand
for this great and growing evil. We
most respectfully ana earnestly urge
your honorable body 20 take the
aeee,ssry steps 60 enforce the sS-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23

Forty seven ef tho heaviest tax
payers aud most prominent business
nisn aud concerns tn the city, NAY =
formally demanded the abatement OF
the SMOKE nuisance.
Ia a petition IA the city council
presented last ntght they insist On
the Enforcement 81 the city smoke
nuisance ordinance.
~ the most emphatic terms thsN
protest against the 'dosnVthinF
ts,licv Of city officials In takins nu
steps towards putting a stop 10 the
emission Of great clouds ot unwh hole -
some. disAErcrahle scot ana Efime
laden smoke from smokestRcka all
ever the city,
The petition was referred t. the
committee on health and sanitation.
Members Of that committee prom /.
tse to atVr the matter ehrcfW ana
speedy consideration
After taNnK attention Go the fact
that the existing ordinance IT, am
rie for the regulation Of the smoke
nuisance, the petition continues as
failoWes
the provisions Of this ordinances
are openly and daily d,srsearded,
vhe smoke corning from ehiWneys "
. menace 60 health. q constant and
ever recurring expense in the ease
81 dwellings AND o. store ard e'i,oe
buildings. and a regular source %
less 70 me.t merchants owning
stocks 81 goods
'Ferusrly Il was supposed that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
REAPINC
A HARVEST
SNEAK THIEVES WALK OFF
WITH ovGRcoArs. vALisss
AND WEARING APPAREL

sneak thieves during the past few
DAYS have been apinx harvest OF
eNefvoats and NsIiHes from WAitlus
rooms and hotels about the city. The
police have beea notified Of several
saen ruhheriex.
A brown leather dress suit case
containing a mileage boob ana "a
quantity of clothing Was atoleu froui
the Hotel Butter yesterday.
William Rebh reported that hts
uNsrvoAt had been stolen out Of hts
saloon on Pioneer square.
The room OF a man named Carroll.
IN the Miner hotel. Was entered yes
terday ard some small articles Of
value stolen.
William Bsasly. OF ais Ninth aN-
enae. says that his oVercoat vas
stolen from a hall az thu corner Of
Second avenue and Pike street last
night
One OF the boidert recent thsftr
was a street robbery that happened
near the corner Of Second avenue
and Pike street and Was reported
last night Mrs. Giies. who lives AZ
Fremont. says that when she left
stOre near the corner some one
-natched = fur boa from her neek.
She does not know whether the thief
was a man or a woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
KILLED
BY FALL
AT FIRE

nttAnFutp, Dee, "a The odd
Fellows brick bleak WAS burned this
morning The upper floor NNH arcus
pied By sleeping rooms Five ftrU.
men who were GA a ladder assisting
people Go descend FROM the upper
stories. were preripitntsd 60 the
ground bs the breaking OF the lad
def one was Killed outright ANA an
other seriously Injured, The loea IL
800 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
SHOP LITTER CAUGHT

Police clerk EaRsnn caught a
shop litter In the act Of stealing from
the counters ct Guys drugstore at
the corner OF Second avenue south
aud Ncsief way. last night The
thief was watched while he took the
articles, Witch included p~rfumeFy
and toilet supplies Mheu arrest
ed he made The explanation that he
Intended to pay Ter what he took lie
save hts name At the police station
As J. - THROWN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
AllFoen AhscoNnrR

ON charge Of stealing tiss from
the saleon Of Prank Raieehi. on First
avenue and Virginia street. John
ffanter vas arrested In Everett yes
teHsiay, and last night was brought
back 70 Seattle frantef was the
bartender at the saloon. The money
disappeared az the same time that
he did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23

AZ the meeting OF The city eouHcil
last niHhi q resolution was unuried
declaring ~ tu - the intention Of
the cts council to yaeHte Highland
rive from Harvard TO nayistea ave.
nne 10 nosloslah street In fnpur q;
" g. Hughes, ! NJ aud y. " WI.
tm, Highland drive tH un aterp
deeicwts al that ulnce. and r. said
To be impfartieahlo for street put.
pesos
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WANT nigh
LICENSE

RossL.ASD. r. C.. Dee. IA
movement IL on foot amons some OF
the hotel neu here 20 inauEuFsts
high license regulation. They desire
the license r-,ised TO tf.ese per an
rum. payable IN advance. and main
tain that the ettys revenue would
not suffer. white tho wedding out Of
weak enterprisex ~ousd enable the
remainder 20 operate ~ a rrofit-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
PLuMeINo INspEcroR

A petition from the MASTER plum
hers Of the city Was granted at the
mretiug Of the city council last night
BY the passage II an ofdinA nee ere
attng the Once Of an assistant
plumbing inspeetor. Its salary h
nxsd az tsp PEI manth. The board
Of health Win make the appoint .
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
TICKETS ARE
READY

PARIS. Dec. z5.-The formaiifici
for the exfradition Of the Humbsrff
have been arranged and they viii be
brought here at once No one has
been allowed to interview tbs "a.
hence reliable information coueern-
ing their defense II unobtainabIe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
TO LIGHT
ITSELF

OWEN SOUND. ont. Dee. IL
This city has voted ainest unaim-
eosly 10 take over the gas and eieC-
trtc light plants and Will hereafter
% itE own lighting II viii alsu
supply the commercial demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage iiceusef
have been issued. w. A. Morrison
az. Of Port Blakcicy. and Belle
Fahay, 20. Of Seattle. Horace Tur-
ner and Susie Price. both OF legal
age. Of Fremont. Vim. Clements. "a
and Louise knight. 10, both Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23

IN MEXICO

wAsHfSGTON. n. G. Dee. "a
United States Consul General Bar
low, stationed at the CITY OF Mckee
estimates that sse9. 90. ase In gold has
been invested IN Mexico by Amer
fcans- Seventy per cent. OF this
amount = In railroads. and most Of
the remainder In mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
SOON FILLS
the PLACE

NEW YORK. Dec. Mayor Inv
tbtr morning appointed General Vim
cent Green to be commissioner Of
police. succeeding Partridge. who re-
s5Gned last Wrek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
GREEN LAKE PARK

The shores Of Green Lake are tc
be surveyed. and charts made BY the
city engineering department. In view
of securing state legislation neces-
snry 90 the proposed establishment
Of a park extending along the entire
lake shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
MARINE NEWS

The Honolulu liner Tamplco sailed
fer Hawaii this morning With n large
cargo Of periHhable merchandise and
coal
To take the place Of the wrecked
Kosm0s liner Kambysea. the COM
Dany has purchased the American
Hamburg Co.'S new ffelghter
Atheaia.
Mai. Bingham yesterday opened
bids for furnishing for shipment on
the China Mutual liners Yeddo and
M0ylune TO Manila, 300 tons Of
Washington hay Tho contract will
be let IN a few days.
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Art Caienders. Decay ceFssil
Co. ...
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Cooper & Levy
fo4-foe First Ave.
uet. fssler and Washington Sta
Teleohono. Main fs2
Dashed to Pieces

All former records smashed By the
unprecedented demand during De
eembcr 1902. for Music and Musical
Instruments 81 all kinds, mostly in.
tended for Christmas presents.
Nine Pianos booked for delivery
today. " Organs 20 ship and ~ Or
gans 10 come IN from cars now 81
the freight yards Store open even
inss. Only fwo more days tili Xmas.
Don't be late.
Times are good. money IL plenty.
We arc showing a magnificent stock
our holiday prices are exceedingly
low, and we are selling on very easy
terms. Everybody apparently ia
trying to make themselves, famllluF
and friends happy. with come sort
~ musical instrument. Our line n
Pianos embraces such we'll known
makes as Chickcring A Sons. Kim
BAH. Hobart NJ. Gable. Peaae. y. q
Johnston Co, Haddorff a. Brinker-
hof Pianos and Kinbail Organs.
which we arc Offering NJ exceedingly
attractive prices. and selling on very
easy terms.
Small Musical Instruments
We nre determined 10 get rid Of tho
balance OF the Winter A Harper
stock, bought some months ago, and
viii continue 10 sell until January
I AZ virtually half price many llneg
Of our Music HoKea. VioIins, Gultara,
Mandolins, Hnnioa. Accordiona and
trimmings Of every description.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
a RAISE OF SALARY

The civil service commissioner
have had their salaries raised from
tiee 10 s3ae per year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
Santa Claus Wants TO Tell

The children that Dancers much better and Santa
has decided TO his famous yearly with the reinas
team night Santa will leave the Bon harhe ana
meet and the reindeer the SHOWS edse AZ
Raneer After visiting the boys and girls the coa
Santa crack his whip and he will 60 see all N.
little FOLKS everywhere Santa he shall give than
ever this the boys and girls of Seattle and vicinity
have all very good him In trying help
ears and he Is quite certain the of been food
for many days in waiting for Christmas to come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
THG sofs MAEeHg
THr alo sroHn
Store Open Every Night Until Christmas
Two Evenings and
One Day Only
rHG Blo sToss

In which to buy the remaining Gifts Do allow the .1
moment before start out the final shopping
tour That would not only inconvenience from ,hs
crowds the fact that goods will not be fresh asor
ments will be broken. Buy tonight IL possible
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Calendars
for 1908

We have yet
quite a niCs a.
noftfnent. but
they'll ali b.
sold BY store
closing Wee
| nesgiay night
Don't walt
Prices from :.
Toe 60 Hx.Io
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oams--nsnny corysu co. ..
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To Cure q Geld IN One pay
Take Laxative nrumo Quinine
Tablets. This signature
on every boz. &c
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We are specialists la Menus and
BANQUET Printing. The Ivy Press
Pythisn building. LIST and Pike. s.s
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rseono,a Denny cors.u vo. -.
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Juvennes-Denny corysn Co. 50.
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DC to Spinning Tor bieysi. repair.