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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-17
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wealthy, wants intelligent, honest
husband. Box 43 Back Bay Boston
Mass ll-lOt
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Moler Barber College, ST. Louis,
No lie
WANTED-One 14Nl4, 12Icot wall
house cheap for cash. Quick. T.
H. Eearney sI
eoR SALE.
FOR SAlE-At a -aaad.. small
stock of groceries with GNu APP
PLY 2.l Main .r.o. I'u
FOR SALE Windmill tower ranN
and pump. Complete outfit Cheap
for cash. Sidney Suggs. 1871
FOR SAIE-A span OF good mares on
fan time J.. c. Leisure. 42o
ST., $. W. l2-lm
FOR SAI.E--A s. 500 stock Of general
merchandise rooi paying business
and nice stock. j. J.. JACKSON.
1U-tf Glenn. /. r.
FOR SALE--40,OOO one and twoyear
old rooted grape vines. Apply to
r. l.. Riner, Lone Grove, !. +. J-1m
FOR SAI.E-New Brunswick BalIl Col
Co. pool table, cheap for cash. Only
been used about nine months. r.
r. Knox Wynnewood I. r. 3I-15t
FOR SALE-2OC acres Of as fine farm
ing and fruit land as there is in
Northeast Texas, to trade for Ard
more property. Apply Sidney
Suggs.
FOR SALE-First class soda foun.
tain complete, cheap. o. Bates,
ArdmOre, /. T. 3l-m
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Poland
China hogs. E. Il. Colbert. Tisho
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-5-roOm luuse in North
Ardmore. T. *. Kearney. 12tt
FOR RENT-A nice suite of office
rooms X. w. Randol. 27-tf
FOR RENT-A store building. Apply
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Whittington Hotel Arrivals.-E. c.
Watson, ST. Louis: ID. c. Fitzgerald,
Gainesville; e J.. Tisson, ST. Louis;
". j. \. Meyers. Hannibal; Miss
Bird Love. Miss Reb.oea Hughes.
Marietta; w. .. Garrett, d. y. smith,
Gainesville; II. J.. MuIdgow, Jr.
Il. V. Miller H. =. llearchor, c. a.
ST. Louis; Mrs H. Uybargcr Duraut
John Cushman. Caddo; w. j. Newsom.
CITY: ] w Brnoglp. Hugo. + p
Reese. ST Louis. i : Gibson. Tisbo.
mngo: Lieut.. r. r. Kinney. Okla
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K p. pownard. Louisville: ]. b. Har-
ruId. Oklahoma CITY. f : Post 81
Louis: J. ID. Raw. Tisbominao. p D.
Rolf Wynuewood: l. w. Williams ana
wife. PURCELL y. b Lucas and family
Hartshorur. H. w. YOUNG. Bcrwv1.
J. f. Hutchinson. WYATT. Mrs J. n
Norris. Byars. j. T.. RAY. Tishomingl:
d. X. Jones. Duncan: w. n. Evans.
Tfshomingo: T. =. Bvars. Byars.
d. HYDE. Keller. w. IA. oIquitt. Kan.
sas CITY: Mrs. TAYLOR. ---. Charlie
Iayncs. Butts. Ark; Jack Pierce. Mari.
ctta; J. T. Howard. Dallas: Lee Fow.
Ter. Gainesville; w. r. Keeling. Dal.
las: Geo. c. Marks, New York.
Hotel Morgan Arrivals. l.. Ford,
Oklahoma City; G. NJ. Keith, Dallas;
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Fish and OYSTERS.

"Roney's Boys" will be the next at
traction under the management OF the
Lyceum course.
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ARDNORE LEAP YEAR BALL
JUST EIGHT YEARS SINCE THE
LAST OCCASION.
The Elks' Hall a Scene Of Gaiety and
eesuty-The Psrlors handsomely
Deeorsted-Msny Guests Pres.
ent From Other Cities.

You may be surprised to know,
And at first not deem IL so.
That the girls last evening gave
The boys a dance:
But think Of the situation.
Al the closest calculation,
Eight years have passed since
They've had such a chance
And the maidcns are quite
Grateful in Ardmuro.
They appreciate q friend.
And with that IL doesn't end.
But they show appreciation IN
Ardmoro
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Eggs.
Strinqed Instruments.

Mrs. y. c. Wood, stringed instru-
ment teacher at Hargrove college, will
siye part Of her time in her studio up
stairs ia Wheeler building on cor.
rer OF Main and c streets, for the
benefit of those who do not care TO
walk out to the college. VIII be glad
70 see her friends at any time. Call
and see her. 7dwtr
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They appreciate friend.
Nnd with that it doesn't end,
But they show appreciation IN
Ardmore.
The hall was decorated
I'm manner calculated
10 proclaim that they were adopts
IN the art:
And Judging from the menu
It was evident that they knew
The most approved method to
Mans heart
For the maidons are quite clever
In Ardmore.
They're not one bit stupid,
They AN know the bait for cupid.
.Nell-proJaDly they've used it
or b-lore
There wcro Stouum, Bumcy, Hmldc.
And their feet were soon a-twiuaIc.
Nm tue mouymysuc mazy- of the
Dance
Jones Nichols. Evans Byrd.
Won. .r., r,.. ,r.. ,, am .s..,,,.,.,,r
And soon every boy u uo Eus
Hail bs. a .rsr..
For the maiden are quite tnouchuw
IH ArImoe.
1ba, baIfny. % u.,u 0o,..r
y-,. ,,, ,.,.,,,, ,,.,. ....i. ,,., -....
Not that l,., .,o,... to., ..,....ri..,....
p.f,,.,
yoryost.r c,r1,,ttro ,..r. f,u,.
4. fnan prooro,, yrroI,. tall.
There voro ais, fin, .boIros o- o,,o~
Davs
Tb.r, r.,., SOM. ,,,.,,,.,-., ,,...
And prove that Leap Year TO be
Single pays.
and the maideaf are quite
Tactul in Arlmore.
they refreshed the chapcrpn-
Ere the evening was half gone,
'' - POI ,'' 90 '"'' '''o"''
a., c.-,,
g. -.
H.. A. -.
:, - ''''' "'''' '''"
M,
And on tho hove hand fan tho
Hasa reGac,ion-
And wa Commitment tho o,,i,a,,.
In ,rd,,or,
They are always sure TO make
Success of what they undertake
They know how for the've done
So before.
Tboso vourg Iadias who ,yor,.,.1
with Mis- U,bittirotor os obainna.,
and Miss Wbitt,retor ar. ,o II, oon,
pIjmented not only ON tho .rooos, ~,
the evening but also tbo easo vim,
which the nrooram wae CARRIED ,,,
.,. ~, W."
,,,',. ,.n ~ Wv
'',''--. '"'"7 "''' Wv w, VI ~ ~" was ''o'e
Iapds or roeas vara h,no aud -, ,,,o
table were many vases ., crt eon.an,
and ferns
MI, -.-u
,ho ,.o~,. mo- -.,.r ,a.... 49,
,',n ,as - .r,. - '"'
a~t ,a,,a,,,s, ' " '"'''' '''
Mess'S' anu NeSuames oooh' roster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29
AP00R WOMAN

Mrs NJ rhuaasphla. OF the wealth
lest In the world
Is worth ssoooaooo.
Through father william weEhtman who laid
selling qunine 20 the government
nherta immense manufacturing estab
Ilshucnt besides holdings In real estate
womani
expression ruulca faceioua II s
bound task q looking
ssoeo00oe this woman proposes 4 to be pted
gives eonseatiou q the large
seeking Millions her soul w shrive the
largely bsnevoenee and
viii badxed the balance q her daya and vii discover
giving been besoved unworthy
or uneratsful people
leisure which 70 live her life
Every thls land Of predatory reporters
privacy The win tell what she eats
when not how. she 20
routine OF her existence viii b. public
ery neua vii lie in wa az corner.
Already has had q undesirable
publicity announced her uhsr
itance policemen the curiosity seekers be-
fore could carriage
said yukei ia his hut turning
freezing another While the iov Of his
nelghbor's cattle demanding 20 be fed filled bis
5 limit The other extreme
the and q property
sessions Inclined pray the little Of Hagar-
GIVE neither poverty riches"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29
GOVERNMENTS HELP EMIGRATION

In this article on immigration Mr. Pew takes
officially passengers Wesculand Both he and
Mr. this ship brought far above
average Of the present day type OF Immigrants
Yet these per under weak laws
and spite systematic eyade and nuy those laws
The agcnt New York though paid
paming thousands OF his knea undesirable subjects
upon country he aghast at the average ot Intel
Industrial quality OF HIS cauntmeu Who coming to
America lie he woade r. here they came from
esn political parties adusnE IN far
eoa sham battle called campaign issue 80 Ease that IL
practically dent OF this country Is looming up
black. the national horizon.
The foreign vote Is vote. nauraufed citizen
Amcrcan country are his inter
shamea his native born brother hs knoviedse Of the
evil
lie only opportunity hts mn share In asertns
the national danger
What ptf aree the Chinese exclusion al Is when eonFfes
permits governments unload undesirable ineompe
millions upon the land Of he freei"
immigration has shrunk nohug has the irtsh and
English; 8 has northern Europe
ambitious foreigner Who here D.
years quest real liberty because
allow the evils he fled from 20 pursue and
oyertake him here
immigration win not offend the
foreign vote insult adopted citizen Of the republic
90 HAT such a thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29

the lIaf. showing that they bad
probably not even BEEN examined
on the other side
Tho physical and moral condition
~ every one - the g2f Immigrants
Wa recorded ua good on the man
ifaafH. but che lmm .smtInu ufuteH
detained b5 mcu and women for ga
riuHH causes. mainly because they
were sufferers fum HuHh diseases
rs traGh0ma hernia uf tuterruiar
trouble Others were not claimed
b. relatives and these were held
pending examination hV The imml
grafton board RI four Judges. who
finally decide the fate of tho ap.
p'ieaut
These are the questions that tho
steamship companies are supposed
10 have had properly answered be-
fore they accept the Immigrant
Pull name age married 1r single
able % road or write. last res Idrnca.
final destination. whether q ticket
there "a paid FOR and If 10 hv whom
iu possession 81 what amount Of
money ever in prison or aim house
whether "a ualYeHWiHf. under con
tract expressed or implied 70 per.
form any labor IN the United states.
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nanEuiauk vas IN place into peas
ia tHs ramaharEia old detention
house which ta in decided contrast
81 the Imposing aaH sell sept
haiidiura on Eina Island Nsu York.
the Immigrants were hustled one
- one they passed before the In
Hnf taa. and through Interpreter
gave their pedigree
BEFORE the inspectors Wrfe mani
Tests made up BY the steamship
eumpanYa agents ON The other
eide These sheets are supposed 60
ahuW the true condition. 90 each ina
migrant and thr entries arc sup
posed ~ lumplY 9Th the lass anA
regulations governing immigration
That fle steamship system grossly
pfaaumea upou thr unItsd States
Immigration fauarl meff an b.
proved Ny any one - TIE mauifesfs
made 80 ~ fha ateefaEa passengers
aboard the Waairrahna scarcely
a afara nf sufFirs Hsfa found cor
rect bY the Inspectors and la the TO-
afanrea ~ one youHg IsN and Bis
wife their nAmes dta not appear Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29

aliens Almost every European ma
ton supports some such orEanlra4
fiou. and these play mo- small part
iH the system of flooding America
with the undesirable subjects %
foreign lands
AZ $50 l6I Wcsf Houston street
New York. a big white building o.
the home OF the italian Benevolent
institute 2. Fiiumariua rs the
aE0ut in charge. He frankly admit.
ted % the writer that the establish
mont was maintained almost entire
b hy the Italian government. and
that bis business was 90 care for
peuniirra Italian immigrants until
work could be- found for them. 20
steer them aright and protect them
from the Yil.a.ny Of confidence men
who prey upon their ignorance
"HaW much docs the Italian gov
eminent give sou "a Year, was
asked
Last year We received from that
source 5000 said Tilomarlno.
Then there are many private con
trlhutara
The agent disployed a number
OF confederate bills. Of large demon
nations. which he said had been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29
Attracting Much
Attention

Our his stock 81 Piaros. Organs.
sirniss Piano Players. Taking Ma.
chimes. Band and Small Musieal Ia.
strunsnts, rsesntly rsplsntshsd b.
large shipments. is sttfaetina buyers
from 81 directions. many 81 whom
cypress surprise Al TIE great values
80 are Offering. II doesn't reauIss
much money % buy a Piano nova
days Just q small amount down. a.
from 5000 up, and easy monthly
payments from ss0o upusrd. The
Instrument Il delivered 70 your hsms
upon receipt q the fret payment.
and you sHioy the Plano while pay.
inc for 4.
" You have an cd Piano or oruan.
ard you think some % exchanging
for new one, let " talk a over
ssith you. " you have a good Piano
and no one 70 PLAY q, for you. lei ua
sell you = SIMPLEX that will plax
any kind Of music a sight. without
moments practice. u correctly op
Grated, and "a 80 easy that . child
can play H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29

1aasi. Rnumania. and loudly IA
mealei theif fate when they learn
20 that they bad been brought 20
Philadelphia instead ~ New York
They Possessed not cent o. money
Assistant Commissioner J L.
Hughes brought The case % these
people 70 the attention. % the steam
chip company aud it waa agreed
thar the company pay the expenses
y the family 90 NsN York rather
than 70 TO the expense % carrying
them hack % Liverpool on the
count that they might become pub.
ifr charges Accordingly they pass
II cat " the hands q Uncle Sans
men and eers aummariiy pa I'D OF
% New Work
Ahumt one nfih ~ fhe Western
lands ateeraEe passengers wcnt a..
rertiY 20 New York few remained
ia Philadelphia. while The others
we're scattered through tnenH from
the Aiiantir - the Pacific.
10 Nnw York there are mauT be-
unFalrnf organizations that make Il
= business 60 assist unfortunate
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quota we're found to b. wlthoud
money a few are being detained
because 10 friends have arrived 70
care Tor them There vac a iafEs
number Of corrections 90 be- made in
the maulfaala. bat THIS ia not un-
ulual ~ the case ~ the founa
Russian JOYS ana bis Wifa who wefe
not found registered upon the man
lfeaia the steamship company viii
be- tined so.
II notice nothing unusual about
tho final destination ~ these immi-
grants There are good many
aOmen Hlth children. come - join
husbands ln other cities nnd towns.
Ofieu Ia these cases no one comes
TO claim the women. and. II they
can show letters from their hua-
bands Indicating their willingness
10 support them. and q prepaid tick
Il 10 their destination. they are
passed through. providing all 0thsf
conditions are met"
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ny MhRLEN Il PEW
Copyright 1904. lay Newspaper En-.
tarprIzr AHaotiatlunl


PHILADELPHIA Early ou the
morning OF sunday. September 1.
the bis steamer Noatorniand tho
property OF the steamship trust.
swept uu the Delaware river aud
into the port az Philadelphia.
The tab ataerNaa passengers who
had embarked for the voyage AZ
Liverpool 10 days before. takinH
advantage OF the 1850 rate. were
eruBdlun the lower deck A score
or more Irish men aud women stood
On the forward deck singing. A
Ercat crowd OF Russian Jews hud
died a. the side and uttered their
ordinations OF emotion and mum
hiod prayers
There were Poles slaYouiana.
Galatians. Italians. Cfontiana aud
many other natioualltinn and races.
jews nnedominafiuH.
They composed a thfong very like
those that arrive almost daily at
New York and all uf The Important
eastern ports Under their noun
tains of hagmFc. araFsinn children
behind them. the pnlyrlot mass
surred onto the dock ~ soon a. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29
Most Of Them Will Be Allowed 10 Remain
In the United States, However
THE PAID AGENT TIC ITALIAN GOVERNMENT mARv1Ls AT
THE Low CLASS or HIS eoUnrRYmEa ARE NOW
COMING OVER

palmed Of on uusuapectng immi.
grants for face value In Italian
money "Of what race are theaf
trIckstera7' me agent replied 7
regret 90 say they are mainly ital.
lanH And may add that have
been caring for immigrants here for
Il years and during that time
have never Hfru such miserable
specimens Of humanity a. those
who are entering the rnIted States
nt the present time Ny home q IN
Italy. but / have never seen thgre
such Wretfhed classes Of people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29

where they come from puzzles me. &"
Alter he bad supervised the In
spection Of the first $50 immi-
grants a. Philadelphia. Assistant
Commissioner Hughes said \
have not been able 20 discover any
marked difference between the lm
migrants who come In ~ thla cheap
rate and those Who have floeked
here during the pant ak months
They are good. bad and indifferent.
and the latter. as usual. nfedomi-
nate
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condition OF health mentally aud
physically. deformed or crippled
aud II Co. what Wa the cause A
searching census THE. but one that
Is rfaded obviously In many thou
sands ~ cases
Among the Woaternland'a steer
age passenger vas a woman named
Malka 6ircuh, who said she had
como q ioin her husband IN NeW
York With her was her daughter.
inslaw Hannah. and hor five chill
dren. ranging IN age from years
n months They are Jews from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29

Hcu what's the matter
uaN
Sew Wei I'm afraid my wife in
dangerously ul sihr can't speak
above whisper What shall 1 do p
Hen fegh Celebrated
What pftftath O. . man NJ be- gain
The whole world and have Thaa. ".
Lawson on ha tfatis
50 J. plefpont Mafsau Intends 20
take rest Welcome news Thought
maybe he misbt decide 10 take the
rest
suliy. the cotton man. q said 70
De az Il aEaIu. uut then there isn't
~ great deal ~ difference between
at % and up against &C.
well. I must admit I'm sfawn 10
bedrock ht last, sata the craf.
50 saying. he gave the cradle an
other push and sans the latest vau-
destiie saug.
7 made ore errst mistake In fol-
los ing your advice 81 always being
early. wrote the yaune man who
bad just finished his fIfat day IN coli
lrEe. IN The fuiure shall COINS late
and avoid the rush
who knows hut that some day
people aiIl fhlak John Alexander
ponir thinks he l. an APOSTLE
THAT man doesn't know What
fear iaa
/ don't believe h. does They ten
me be legs his wife shave him"
Cal4mbuh physicians dceiar. a
}1anH Naman's death eas due ta her
imasiuatIou. Maybe she only mag
Ines che g. dad
A nsioif. W1a college professor
pushed q chair for two months II
the 81 Louis fair. and ~ name he
been printed in every paper th che
United States And Be held atfhHIf
On the college Tor yeaFH and asbodY
evef heard q hlHl
DO You think SOS car keep her
tn TIRE style 70 Whieh she haa besn
accustomed asked ths an1iaaa
father
Z csffaiaiY don't replied ths
wise young man I don't think &
can keep hef in f five minutes after
the dfes8uakHrs announce what vii
be wuru this wlnters
George Ale has called On the
president The president has been
Ia politics Ions euaugh 20 b. "a.
ALTAR Nith fables
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How Thh2

We offsr ons Hundred uaiiafs ne.
sad Ter ar faaH - Cafsrfh ftaf
cannaf - qarrd ~ Afala Gatarna
cue
-. CWgNEY q CO. Taisaa q
We ire unfFrs Enrd. have knaNn E
y ehanff Zoe tha iaaI % Years saa
shle g. carr est zng - 9Asieua made
81 hHs firm
VA DINO EfNNAw 4 NSnvHS.
o. HaifHaIH nfHEEiHaa Hnifaa a
fIHaffH GafAFrh gure 10 taken inter-
uniIf eHuHE diFeHfiF uuun fhn hi.ssH
HfH nanHaa auFfaeea - fNs afaffsn
FsHttWuasais Nrut free Price - IsH
bottle Sid ~ 81 nFaFHfafa
Taas Halls Family Rlll Ter eanaffs
alton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29
TEN PERCENT or IMMIGRANTS ON ONE
SHIP WERE STOPPED AT PHILADELPHIA

u expect that some u those Who
have been detained VIII eventually
be- passed Those suffering from
,ufable dlaensea will be- treated and
maintained NJ the expense ~ the
steamship company OF course. All
immigrants rejected are dopafief al
the expense of the steamship com
pany that accepted them
Very few Of the Weaternlnud r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29
FORCED TO MOVE
1920 FIRST AVENUE.

The entire stock Of hauafboia
goods. consisting % furniture. car.
pets. stoves and ranges. croehory
and gfanlleWBro must be sold ut
once
Don't forget tho number.
I42O FIRST AVENUE
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and gave his opinion that whoever seuld make I've
blades spot Of ground
grew better 81 mankind ard
country than the whos race 81
politicians put toosthsr.s-Jena,han swift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29

a New York editor has resigned.
Rivlng - a reason that he IL tired
OF telling lies. Ten % one he's not
q native New Yorker.
John -. Rockefeller. ir- has given
$1,000 to a college Wonder what II
IL that veil have % pay more for9
A WORD PROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29

Tho r.-t says there IA no political
activity in certain parts % Lincoln
county Let's an 80 there and live
UH November p
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y. STAR DUST ~

and not wake up the folks and. In
stead % the electric liEht. turned
on "Bedeiiai" or eCavallefa Ruati-
can" t"Wi-f-ey. wif-eY. hear me.
and guide. o guide my steps
alright >
Not ACCIDENTALLY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29

delight Ia repeating The sayings 81
hts . ayeRr=old boy aud yet seems a
have no especial pride Ia those Of
hts tkzYeaf old Hnu9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29

The Russians tlatn 20 have "a sur
pt4so In store for the lauu az Muk
den. Maybe they den intoud 90 re-
treat
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Wake Up

Wake up your liverl You
sleepy fellowl Don'tlook so
DULL Clear up your brainl
Just one Of Ayers Pills at
bedtime. It's all you need.
Mild, gentle. Acts directly
on the liver. alyiss. /.
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ID. 5. JOHNSTON CO
so3 Second Avenue. Burke BuiIdina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29

what profiieth &C. a man NJ be- min
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