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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
NAM ed AFTER THE
DOLLAR FAMILY

The Pacino Clipper line. repre-
aenfinE the Dollar Steamship Co.
announce that the latter company'a
steamers John =. kimbaii and Arab
are 10 have their names changed 20
the Jonnea Dollar and Harold Doll
lar, respectively.
Both vessels are well known In
this port
Steamer City Of Seattle completed
uintry voyage from Sksgway nj
IL Is O'Clock this afternoon. bringing
10 Southeastern Alaska passengers
and $4,000 In gold bullion from
Treadwell consigned % the Bank Of
California II showed heavily and
continually from the time the steam-
er left Hkasway. ban. ~. until Van
couveF was reached. The weather
was exceptionally rough. however
and the temperature did not reach a
lower point than 8 or 7 degrees below
zero.
The passengers report that many
Of the people Of Skagway anf
Juneau are leaving for valdes on
the overcrowded steamers
a steamer which was believed 20
he the Diriao. southbound. was pass
ed the day before yesterday. this side
Of Queen Charlotte sound. n tho
vessel was the Dirigo. she viii prob-
ably arrive tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
INDICTED FOR
MANSLAuCnTER

rhe Superior court GRAND jury
which adjourned ss<t evening until
: ciehsek thu. aftsrnoaa. rvtusned tive
true bills inunediNt~iy upsa recon
ventnE. The lnfiusmsnt. are axazn@'
Annie t4awts. alias Annie f1sgott
and her h<cthsr. George rfssott. This
Grand JUN charges them ssth man.
slaughter tn shooting and killing
M<noe y. LAWS January . In this
city.
A newspaper story 10 the erect
that W. n. Fsson. who was tndN'tsd
In connection With the gambling
s~<n>s In ths RAinisr-or~nd hotel
= as~ In British Columbia has eees
pueisshed In this ctr. The story u
~ the effect that fascn w~s al Mes
rse<ninistrr r>crntfy ana th>fe had
an ints<vls~ with WIN 10. Aorris
HIN lawyer.
Attorney Morris tc-s~y refused "a
.Ay WHISTLER he had TALKED With IA
ara 80 alleged
4 can state howsv.t. said Mr.
hcrrt& that Marcus HaG 9TH re-
turn to Seattle and will stand trial
90 the charge against him. I "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
DUCHESS OF WESTMiNS I Err
puonsss OF wesrmlssrse AN y SOMETHING WAY
sns CAUGHT TITLED "HueBY+

young daughter OF Colonel William
aofuaailis West "a eaptitatn his
grace N Westminster, the ftcheet
iissat at England. the reti match
making was done by Der HisiHr=ins
law. AifH George tafuaHiita West.
formerly Lady Randolph Churchill
II took god deal of mastefful
diplomacy aud tact 10 throw thf
fnatflnaniui iaftat over the tpHain
head of this Young ION. Wha war
nliaost aH Wild rs he was wealthy
lie played the raeea aud found pleas
IRE ia the allurementh OF the nfeeh
table aud the society Of attractive
waiaen
Ilui the plotting Mrs, West worked
cautiously snd with eansummate
lekliI. aud even when Il waH reported
thai the eaptious duke was Ia love
with the wife af "A major Ia houth
Africa she was undaunted. for the
wedding day had already heen set,
land things must not go wrong
With her fine skill she BROUGHT
.the siddy duke back 90 his he.
lthfothed In time for the weddinE and
u II said that the bofiHh bloe,d OF hle
grace has somewhat eooled since NE
4HnarfiaEs, two years ago.
II ko~ that he N proud papa the
khan a daughter nearly year old. u
lis beilsved that hip dangerous pas
,itimas are but memories, but who
thnows. he IN but "a. Hts waxsdofl
lbeauty Of a wife h year or 80 his
is~nter. Hha. By the way. u a slater
1sf the charming Princess Henry Of
piasn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
HORSES NOW WEAR
GOLD TN Their Teeth
gouINs DENTISTRY 10 svT MANY VALUABLE
spssosRs NAVE vHs,R CROWNED AND rillko
to their profession.
Many tssrs~s Treated

to their profession
Many tfsssss Treated
Wlthla tia past year az 80. horses
have come from ksntuety. 81 f<pai-.
Cincinnati. Lexington and even as
fsr away a. San Francisco AID f-os
Ane-ss=. 20 have their noiars nsad
up
Just iaat month n bar trotting
mare worth ssaao was sent from this
city to Phti.dslphia 10 have a front
feofh aifed N wss a bad tob. She
had broken the tooth OF against
her manser. and the Jagged eise OF
the nloisr cut bar meath 10 that rhe
could not ees on account uf the So
xess palm The nIlins wtthoat any
san erine On the mares part was as-
aeaspiished and the Intelligent AMI
e.l displayed Visible zlzas of relief
when she ~ss put aboard her private
car To be .~nt hafns.
This filing and eroNninE OF the
teeth Of hofs.s h eeae In sIafainam
aud afnalnuns. - well as IN Eoid
The operation varies In prizes from
o up Into the hundrsfs Ths back
molsrr Of horse rsauife much gold
a. each tooth h about an Inch broad
ana three Inches long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
LIQUOR MEN FORM
STATE SOCIETY

Liquor dealers and brewers from
all parts of tho state organized the
Liquor Dealers Protective Aaeocin-
tion Of the State o. Washington al
n meeting held In Eagles hall, yes
terday.
lat throughout the state. They win
still continue. but will he under the
supervision Of the now state orsnnl-
zation, Of which the following Of
ficsra were elected President. James
w. Morrison. Seattle. fret vice pres
ident, A, NJ. Laux, Whatcom. treas
urer, John aiebenbaum, Port Town
send. secretary. A. 0erbsl. Seattle.
An executive committee % ~ mem-
beers. who viii draw up q conrtitu-
tion and bylaws for the association.
was also appointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

Ns~ss@ps< E~ssspstss A-~-esstisa
NEW YORK. Jan. ss.-tspsciall
Nseh Interest has been aroused
thrsaxh the kass la hsfss dsntistry.
the newest u the veterinary arts.
because Of q placing III Moth Miller.
a csisbratsd New refk speedway
champion. IN a museum al ftos1an.
Moth Mill~rs claim In ma<aum
distinction ti>s Ia the ls<.~s~<stob u a
number sf sod crown ts<th ftofss-
men have been interested nom a
practical stand point. and the taisty
from mere cuftosity.
one Of the rpeeders in ths stable
Of VIM. e. whitney n said 10 have
been the nrst horse In the world Ia
have a tooth allied. Thi. took plaas
about ave years ago. and the iFsiasf
at whoss suggestion the opass ton
was psrforsn~d. was SCORED 81 = hen
he said that hor~-s would be b~ttrf
patients IN the hands of dsntist.
than human beings would Such
has proved to be IN. fact. however.
Then . Phiistsihpiaa tosk up the
matter aaf his success soon demon
ssratsd "a the veterinary surgeons
that somsshins nsw had been added
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

not know Just what dAy he viii ar
rive herr. but a Gan be stated that
he VIII arrive In Seattle IN a sess
short time
Hon 10 the gambler Who was tn
dictsd with t'aasn for .wintiing.
Jacob f'ufu. president of the
Puget sound National ftsnh. was tbs
eniy witn@~s b-fere the grand tury
after the star Went Ia presA ye>tof-
DAY afternoon. city council matters
wrrs under investigation when tbs
bank president was called In. h.
riiex being contested with the hank.
Mr.. f'arth h president Of the seattle
hil~ctrtc Company. Ne was In the
zvand jury room for about = hall
hour.
he refused 10 say anything about
his te~tinooy when no came out Of
the roo<n sno~pt 10 remark In q
5oeiAi way that tho turymcn had
s.ked him who was To b the uszt
United States senator frotn WASH
insscn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
UNIVERSITY
CELEBRATES
FOUNDERS DAY At THL
NORTHWESTERN

CHICAGO. Jan. This was n
gala day Tor Northwesiarn uulver-
nitY ard Tor the causr ~ Methodist
esiucmlioB thtoughout tho country.
70 WAS Founders day. the Hfty-soc-
end snuiyefsai ~ tao chartsflnK Of
the Institution Ths occasion wan
made memorable by the dedication
this afternoon Of the Northwestern
University Budding, at the corner OF
Lake and Dearborn streets, whore
nearly 1000 students In the profess
st9ns are receiving their trimming
The new building h. devoted entirely
- the teaching OF the professions
and IN separate ana distinct from
the university proper, which has a
magnificent group OF buildings iorat-
I'd In the shore Of Lake Michigan
north OF the city Thr new univern-
ity building WAS formerly the his
tofic Tromont hotel The university
purchased the property iva years
aE0 for t500.001 and ssent another
half million dollars Ia remodsiing and
eaulppinE the stfurture. In " are
locator the law school. the school Of
pharmacy and the dental school.
The OBLIGATORY cerrmonieh were OF
AN impressive character and were
attended by many educators " n0tr.
Judge Oliver ~ Horton. ON behalf
OF the board az trustees. delivered
the keys Of the buiidiuE 10 freaident
James. who made an aIpropriAis
response for the universally,
This evening. In the Anditorfnn'
tho university viii hold ia first mid
winter convention. President Had I.
ley Of Yale 10 10 deliver the principal
address. taking a. his subject. Tho
Place Of the Professional school w
the Modern America University aud
It's nalation 20 Dothcr Departments,
Following this address the university
wiil hesfo~ one or two honorary 10.
xrres 10 men who have distinguished
| themselves for their s~rvfecs In be-
half Ut professional education In ths
United States. sa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
TRAITOR
ROASTED

OLYMPIA. Jan. 1S--A special
committee from Adams county arr
rived fnis morninw asd pw~s~ute<l
Representative Bars~tt With q long
sypswrttt~n document sfgu~d BY
several hundred cittssas of his
county. drnouncirx HIM a. traitor
10 his constituents on account Of his
tn the railway commission. Ths
language Of the PROTEST n efnrhsfir
and the Fp<st complsts B.a<~ett re-
fas~s TO discuss a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
FRIGHTFUL
COLLISION
Twenty Lives Lost in Southern
Pacific Passenger Wreck

TUCSON, Ariz- Jan 7s.-~Abont
70 lives were iost In head-oa col
lisson OF two passenger train. at 4
o'ciock this morning on the Southern
Pacific raiiroad. II miles east OF here.
The trains piled ap on each othcr
and II ears were consumed by nrp
from the wrecked rnginea Tn. firs
was started by the Oh tanks burst
ms and flashing their lnaammahl,
eoatenss through tho debris
Engineers nrucs and wilma. wcrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

ROCHESTER,. ". ", Jan. 2s.-The
Western New York Horticultural 30
ciety begun lta eighth annual con
venfion In this city today with q
good attendance OF members ana
other visitors. The program extends
over two days and IL one Of ths
most interesting ever arranged Tor
a meeting Of tho association. Tech
nical subjects are 10 be discussed by
well known horticultural experts,
Roberts Of Cornell university. Pro-
fessor g. A. Beach q the New York
agricultural experiment station. Df.
VI. !. webber o. the United States
department Of agriculture. and Alsx-
ander MCNEIL the Canadian de-
partnent Of agriculture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
CHINESE
new YEAR

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-yrhis ~ the
first day 81 the Chinoes now year
and the almond eyed deBixans Of the
colony are making merry in thsir
customary way. faundries were
closed In all parts II Manhattan.
les of New Jersey and the sons Of
the Fiowery Kingdom trooped into
Chinatown 60 Join IN the general cei-
ebration. Tho festivities cover a
period ~ several days. during which
time there IL little work but much
feastinR music and gaming II IL
also banner week for the Chinese
theater In Doyer street, whore the
manager expects 10 display the -
r. o." Sign each afternoon and ev-
ening during the remainder 81 the
yFaeE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
WEATHER MAN WAS
RIGHT FOR ONCE

The weather mans proph-ey ~
snow yesterday vas faifkis~d. Wfth-
In tho past two days 10 % an iaah
of snow has fallen In seattle and
the pfsdtcxiDns ar~ that the cold
snap will continue foe Al isast an
other ~ hourx. Ocr~xiooAi sno~
With continued cakd weather IL th~
pr~dsss Ion posted by Section Dir-etsr
Salisbury. In charge % tho looal
unit~d nesk~s weather bureau today.
Reports received at the weather
mans offic. Indicate that Their. has
been an exceptionally heavy fall es
SNOW all over the noTth~~st- The
ffrst snow for years fell AT ratoosh
island. al the sneuth % the straits.
yesterday.
Aurn snow has accumulated In
the mountains and n the pr~ssnf
ooid snap n followed by warm rains
SERIOUS fr-~h-ts may fcliow.
The Thermometer registered about
~ degrees above aero throughout
yesterday. Today the Temperature
H. about the same az yesterday
Colder weather was sxp~c.sd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
COMMISSION

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ss.-Dar-
row created sensation At the an
thracite hearing this morning by de-
handing that the presidents Of the
coal carrying roads be called a. wilt
nssses. aa he wished 10 show that
they had been guilty OF rsntrictlng
thu output Of coal a spirited debate
followed between barrow and Gray,
which ended by the latter sayins
that he would take the matter under
consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
LATE news

wIr-KEsnARRE.f ~nn-. Jan IA
A eaar I'M the shaft of the p~lswArv
. Hada-sn mine brohe ioosr and fsii
thia sftesns-rn 10 the eottosn u the
shaft Tea men we're seriously tn
jursd. s~o not exprrt>d 10 live
CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-Armour again
caused . fufry IN the bear nsArt~s.
lie unioaied s.ooo. zoe bush~is more
Of Mar wheat IA. pronts a.. saii
to sraount To .ess.ego ALREADY.
Wheat eio~~1 AZ 70 la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS

Pierce. . bin 70 compel railways @
fenes their rtGhf-cf- par. BY freia
% chsisn. to estnhitsh . stats eso-
logical survey. and sboitshing tbs
once u state nsssioaist. BY Ma
kennie Of Whitman. appropfiafins
Ste. eee to d~fray the snpsuss> ef the
suit Instituted by the state Of Wash
inston against the Northern tsecufi-
tics conrsny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
Identified

Miss Mary Mznb.rw today idsnsl-
ned g. " norkiry ~ the burglar
~hosn she shr.w out az hsr room In
Judge Thenss nurhs's r~~idrnr~.
Ian. AZ. Hocklay was ARRESTED b, the
police last night on suspicion u
petty larceny. lie M nov bs held
on the burglary charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

In the house this mar~sng Ranch
Of Clark county presrnssd n concur
rent resolution proposing that to-
morrow. being tho anniversary % tn
late Pr~eisfsnt Aeiniers birthday.
the DAY be observed BY eazh member
wearing = carnAsion. The respiu-
tign was adopted The following
bills were introduced ny Whsts u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
BULLION
STOLEN

ALMA GoRDo. N. NJ Jan. ~
fo~ty thousand doiisrs worth a ~.
yer bullion ~a- stolen from q boad~<l
car IN transit t~tw~~n N rses and
this place. one of ths Euppeaed rub
hers Was killed In q nGht With ths
sheriff cf Dog csnysn. Th~ two
eouss.nisns % the Dad reee~r e..
car~d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
CAPITALIST OF
BOSTON is HERE

Charles a. Stone. OF Stone A. Web
ster, representatives Of the Boston
stockholders Of the Seattle Electric
CO., tho Seattlc-Tacoma Interurban
railway, the Tacoma Railway N
Power Co and the Whatcom Street
Railway Co. arrived In the city last
night Mr. Stone II here on mn In
apection tour. lie will remain In the
city several days. He WIN then 20
10 Tacoma and Whatcom- He was
IN consultation with President F'urth
Of the Seattle Electric co. for sew
ernl hours last night. n ir stated
that proposed improvements 10 the
local street car system we're under
confederation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
Fer esie-0ssi Estate
nAfNfER BEACH
Boxnsrrxsps rARAprsI.
o. eh.rs a L.. W.shinr,aa.

bcr. ~ttt eharrs % dcutNns On your In.
ve-tm~nt witstn q year - 10 Rainiss
Beach a. qres. vh<r~ rtr>-ts srs cleared.
sids.sIns vsif- ei~ctrtc street lights.
srhoois so~~-, etc. are an al yrur esrn-
mani. sns LARGE 90 FOOT Tors ar-
s>iiias r.pssiy ~ ga. sss and 500 %
rienshly. Hvery 70. !. within on. and
two tforka % lake and car line. Over
~ new heni~s baiitis1 people movtns In
nssriy ss~fy DAY, Srcs wepd anf wstsr.
and healthy. Everybcty nker Rainier
Beach. saw mill Just eonapisted and
iatnh.r On terms. Iahs Hsn,on ear On
WashinFton street. Fsrt. - ritss for .
dollar 500 Nj. Weed. agent. ~ offics
naini>r Reach 90 Z. X. sturtsvant ownsr.
no Ilnsfan n.ark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
ACCIDENT TO coNEmAuon

A telegram received By the FIN
pire line. local agents Of the North
ern Commercial Co.'S large steam
ship couemauEh. which sailed q
week ago from Tacoma with a carEt
of coal for san Francisco. reports al
accident TO thu vea-ef at that port
20 stop her impetus by lowering hsi
mudnook- The port anchor wal
driven through several Of the steam
arsn bow f.lafaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
LONG IS Ill

BOSTON. Jan. x-secretsry %
the Navy John y. Long u III In n
hospital Of pnsunonIs. His phyri-
clans admit that the case IL serio<ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
STREET. MUSIC

STREET. MUSIC
All regular zee and 100 music now
.ss=...ss ss.s..s..s.s.s... .fec
All regular 1so and aso music Row
s.ssss..sss --.ss.-.sssssss I've
All regular soc foiie& vocsi or m
sifunsntal. now ..............to roc
fselectiens rom operss. regular price
ttc. nov s..sssss.s...ssss. s.loc
Three pieoss Of regular loo music for
ss.-.........-s ....s.s..ss....i
Reg.
Price. Now,
oesnn ~ Ballroom
piano ...............ti ~ 70 ~
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father OF BOWLING
STILL PLAYS At Is

nsvspep>r Eas@srfsss Ar~-utssse.L
BRookLYS. n. r. Jan r.
tfspseial eorrespondsaesl--Thoma'
curtla a. the father Of bowling. eel
s1rst.a the 18th anniversary Of hi
birth n. other dsy By bowling tvs
games Of sss ana 1to. lie belisvei
that the SPORT aud exercise has pro.
le<susa h,s iife. OF HE nrst .eauain
lance With the sasn-. the veteran
speaks Interestingly 4 fir~t took NJ
II. game 81 10 pins.- said he. in en-.
summer ef 1879. wh~n was a drum.
ees on the rad TIP In that tins
had nssef seen . bowling alley. ans
knss nothing Abuut the game.
-phs dap vas In Put In Bay. ans
quite by chance stumbled into 10,
81 shef. Their. was = bowling alley
~ you mar imagine. u was . crsd,
ansif. poorly built, 20 feet long aat
tkrp4 feat vida The PINE were II
ipr1s4s tall. and tbs balls all sfne~
fsafSg 3 10 10 irch~s They had NJ
hofks In them. ard yoa slmpiy tool
thers Tn yosr hand and let them rot
aHt Ao~ty.
'sf yaa started the ball right sne
II bit no ohstssrttons on the alley
vv~ ~.rs sure to get the ten pins Il
you sosehed the h~ad r4u. n was 4
dtmruis snatfsw. howsvsr. 90 keel
tbe ball on the alssy. and nve times
out of 10 ~ rolled into the sussss.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

between now and Saturday night
Won can choose any suit In the store
(except plain blues ana blaokHl Tor
$40. This means selection from
the fineat tailored clothing made
suits that sell regularly nA high as
t2b. w. n. Hutchinson, corner soc
and aud union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

MS snnaai sissiiss II The s,srshsisi-ss o.
the raiif-~ Jurhst Mining 60. VII ~
h~ld At ia cherry street Seattle feh
SIN. $50 y N. TO- purl-s-a % sis.sinx
trustees. .. q nharp, ssff~tafr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
PHENOMENAL
VALUES

In gssr,thlrs mssissi ss o. g. John
ste. cs-'s. sos Second Avenue
See Specials ssbis,esd for This
Week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

Nswsparsr nnssrrfta Aasseiatian
LONDON, Jan. is.-tsspeciai cofres
spondanes. The Duchess OF West,
Minister. whose latest photograph IL
shown herewith. IL typical victim
~ the wilen of a clever match MAX 7
ing Hocisfy woman. Though u was
a great personal triumph for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

AUCTION sale ~ furniiare. the Dsiis,
hssss. iog Ws-hinxtsn ssr~s,. rorusf q
F1rst assnus nsath. " q. hrsrftgu .
90. wiii -~ii "a wednesday. the 1sih. a
10 oclOrt sharp the esstsnts q - fasfn<
bod sstA. sYrinsA nAttfes-ss bss1dinE
rh~~ts. siips, riiio~@. taiiet eets. chairs
taiii-s hs-sflng stoves, copk stove. man
~ ke.is. lscs curtsinsl efa. y. q. bieh'
ettno a ca, sactianesrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

Everybody krs~s vhss We Lead 10
PIANOS AND oRc Ans
Not only in carrying the iarses, and
beat assorted stood Of the leading
n1skss. but also IN genuine valued
which our superior facilities enable
Us TO share with our pafrns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

Cash for old gold. = Colonial block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

}. a, Hii sKEnfOQ = ~ 6svs rs-ssiy.s'
instruetiaaa. from ths ptss.ftetar ~ the
Hathaway bar. VITA 10 oorui-~tief - -
20 -n 70 aactisa on Wednesday. the
znth. - V'cturk. this elegantly nfted uf
asia-.n. esaa.istina 90 ffpni sfsd b-rs tsaf
and Partitions nns glass. estfs sns Ne
tiuhal cash rs1laferi cosf ttfDi The hnss'
Of fhanfeiisfs. cdaf 1ver sio1 saehi nne
bisaas ornaments. ehaifs, fshi~s over 10
yaris nna Nasburra9h hras~~ln eafpTes.
b@sns In 60 a shoe tinls. We utli ais1
-eii the balance u the atoah 81 fne wise.
sd haaes. n o. nicssrtoa a CO. sss-
tionefru.
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es.se. hl.1s ME
- 1890
JFHf frra1ss ~ &sc~ fhrn
Eyrs ases h,vs --latest Ard b~si GOT
NAL 10 fsutk ant rNnslNs ". AHHutA
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tns~. nach.
less and Found
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a.. 4 .,ca,hs "a - 80 els.,sf fsar
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rr,ssr r.sasn 10 =. wars~y' frif sfsth
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