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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-05
Orcas
Hrsa s. -. -.
WEST SOUND

There was dance in the West
Sound hall Wednesday night.
Mr.. La Plante and Peter Frechette
returned from a fishing trip with q
boat load of Salmon.
Mrs. Chas. Van Horn arrived on
the Islander Tuesday from Belling-
ham to visit friends here.
Mrs. Clyde Davis with her little
son and three daughters are the
guests of Mrs. Grin Barker.
Some of the West Sound people
enjoyed a very pleasant picnic at Mr..
Ganson's, at Orcas, last Sunday.
Many people from here will attend
the recital at the NJ. e. church at
East Sound, to be given by Miss Nina
E. Brion.
The W. G. T. U. will bold a regular
meeting in West Sound hall on Thurs
day, Aug. 10th. Everyone is invited
to attend this and every meeting Of
the union.
While walking across the foot
bridge last Sunday Miss Addie Barker
fell of into the water. Fortunately
the tide was so low that she got out
with no harm done.
There are some fine samples Of bar
ley, wheat, oats and timothy in the
window of the West Sound Mercantile
Co.'s store. The judges will find it
difficult to tell which is the best.
Mr.. and Mr.. Keal, of Bellingham,
spent a short time here during the
week. Mr.. Keal was employed in
painting the sign on the roof of the
West Sound Mercantile Co.'s new
store.
Shortly before the mill closed Sat
urday evening VIM. Bostian had the
misfortune to get two of his fingers
under one of the knives on the planer,
with the result that he lost part OF
each finger.
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Hrea 70 60. NJ.
RICHARDSON

Harvesting is well under way.
Ed. Buchanan went to Anacortes,
Wednesday, on business.
Don't forget the dance at Port
Stanley next Friday night.
VIM. Graham has force of men
repairing his wharf this week.
Mrs. Ed. Bristol, an old resident of
the island, is visiting friends here.
Henry Bartlett was in town We'd
nesday with ton Of new potatoes.
Wallace Bolton and Frank Dumont
were visiting on the north end Sun
day.
Thomas Graham made business
trip to Anacortes the first of the
week.
S. G. Chadwick was doing business
at the county seat the first of the
week.
N. p. Hodgson went to Anacortes
the first of the week and returned
via Seattle.
Mrs. Jessie Bristol, Of Kent, is visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Emma Butts.
Edward Bartlett is on the island
visiting at the home Of his niece, Mrs.
Annie Gallanger.
The chicken pie supper and dance
given by the L. 0. T. NJ. last Tues
day night was success in every
way.
There will be an ice cream social
given by the Ladies Guild, Friday
evening, August II, at the Richard.
son hall. An interesting program
viii be given. All are cordially In
vited. The proceeds win be applied
toward paying of the debt on the
parsonage.
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A good many new features will BE-
added TO The Fair store in Bellingham.
1t is expected that merchandise will be
cold good deal cheaper a. result Of
the syndicated buying. It is = recog-
nized fact that six stores can invariably
buy for lees than one and THE FAIR 10
therefore in position to sell for lsss.
The new ownsrs are we'll known in
Seattle aud in fact throughout the Pu-
get Sound country generally. They
own and operate the largest and best
stores In Everett, Olympia, Tacoma and
Seattle. AZ . matter Of fact, the aggre-
gate business of this concern far exceeds
that Of any other similar organization
In the Northwest.
Farm Products Wanted
The Fair il particularly anxious to
have the local growers in this vicinity
ship their products to them on the basis
Of exchange - exsmplified In the past
years aud under the former owner.
That IL, scrip 10 issued for oil products
1t full market prices. Negotiations now
pending with Seattle will bring about
. condition that will enable the firm TO
use far larger quantities than heretofore.
It can therefore be. said that Belling-
ham 10 to have . market ct her very
door. And this market will b free
from the "taints'' which have done 70
much to bring the commission bdsines
into Ill favor, for everybody will b able
to see their products handled fairly,
and will b able TO get proper account
ing therefor. Moreover, this arnnge-
mont Is Of = mutual character. The
Fair is particularly anxious to get all
the business 1t possibly can. It can,
Therefore, afford to be EVEN MORE
THAN JUST in it, dealings with the
producer.
Free Premiums for Cash Buyers
LISA well known fact that ii the
business world the merchant eets dis
count on al he buys II he pays cash.
Years ago. The Fair Instituted prsmi-
nm giving policy, which, although very
god, Wa rather nmited In ~ appli-
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Leland

Mrs. McLennon and children are
visiting Mrs. Robert Sandwich, on
San Juan island.
Mrs. Ganson left Thursday TOR
eastern Washington 10 visit her son,
DIR. Ganson, and family.
The passengers and crew Of the
steamer Islander all dined at the Ho-
tel Sutherland Tuesday.
The little Orcas base ball team
played Deer Harbor last Sunday.
The score was % to 80 in favor Of Or
cas-.
Mrs. Jameson has gone to Belling-
ham for weeks visit with her hus-
band, who is working in a cannery
there.
It is expected that the contract
for the new school house will be let
in a few days, the bonds having been
sold to the state.
III. Mathesius lost cow two weeks
ago. If the finder win notify him or
advertise the animal under the new
estray law he will be pleased.
A dance was given Tuesday even
ing in Orcas hall in honor OF Mrs.
Furlong, who left for Bellingham
Thursday with her two little girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hoist, from
Minnesota, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon. Mrs. Hoist and Mrs. Cor
don are sisters. They had not seen
each other for thirty years.
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leland
pep. $50


Mrs. Erb is visiting in Bellingham.
Mr.. Troxell is visiting his Lopez
friends.
Miss Eva Rhodes has returned
from Seattle.
Some of the farmers have begun
harvesting early grain.
George Troxel has bought Mrs.
Woolett's place at Port Stanley.
Mrs. Taylor, of Bellingham, is visit
ing old friends and neighbors here.
Mrs. Walrod and son returned to
their home in Bellingham, Wednes-
day.
The Misses Wood spent the early
part of the week at Deer Harbor,
visiting their brother Ira.
Miss Inez Curtis left for Minnesota,
Monday. Her father and sister Ida
went as far as Seattle with her.
Mrs. Vanfleet, of Sedro- Woolley,
came on Monday to help care for her
daughter, Mrs. Holmes, who is quite
i'll.
Mrs. Blower went to Anacortes,
Wednesday to meet her lsister, who
will visit her at her home at Richard
son.
Mrs. Graham, of Seattle, who has
been visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Warner, returned to her
home Thursday.
The w. G. n. u. will meet with
Mrs. Whitman, on Wednesday after
noon, August 9. All the ladies are
cordially invited.
Mr.. Ireland and daughters, Of Bel.
lingham, and Miss Little. d South
Dakota, are visiting Rev. 3. S. Ire
land and family ct Richardson.
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,ORCAS

Mrs. J. B. Weldy is home for. the
summer
Miss Lille Anderson is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. G. W. Woolard.
Miss Alice Shaw has been the guest
of Mrs. Oscar Fowler this week.
Miss Ethel Pressey was the guest
of Mrs. Eugene Fowler, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woolard were in Fri
day Harbor the first of the week.
Miss Oakley has given up the Shaw
island school on account of illness.
Mrs. Elsie Dover, of Bellingham, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanders.
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cation. It worked in this way:

cation. It worked in this way:
Mrs. Smith in the course Of one or
two months found she had spent $50 at
The Fair. She had saved all her sales
checks in this period and took them to
The Fair, whsreupon she was lmmsdi-
ately presented with an order for $l.00
worth of merchandise from the hard
ware section. This came in the nature
Of . present for concentrating all her
buying In one store. AS q result many
. careful housewife kept her kitchen
well supplied with all the necessities
for making homework easy.
VIII ssGo One Better
Stone, Fisher Il Lane will make the
same kind Of premium offer but with
this improved CLAUSE: The $1.OO in
trade that is earned upon the expendi-
ture Of $50 can b used in any part Of
the store. A woman may choose .
pretty tie and with these premiums,
SINE may buy hsrgloves the year round,
or she may oven use this trading scrip
exactly the same - cash to buy any
thing her heart desires.
It must be distinctly remembered
that these premium Offers are limited
tn cash buyers only. It 10 the firms
policy to encourage the cash buyer.
New Stocks Arriving Daily I (
The new stocks that are now being
purchased by tho firms buyers in New
York city are arriving on nearly every
train that pulls into Bellingham. The
balance Of The Fairs stock 10 being
rapidly closed out to make room for
these new shipments. Prices are cut
still lower on al odd lots and broksn
lines. Very much can b saved on al
kinds Of good merchandise. Tho daily
papers Of Bellingham are usually brim
full Q: the news Of the sale. Il viii pay
to watch the firm's ads. THE FAIR
STONE, FISHER 4 LANE.
Ice Cream, tie best In Friday Harbor
Made nom pure cream. Always delight
fnl Your order. please. Served Il the
Enterprise Bakery. II ron do not like II
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THE FAIR Is
GOING AHEAD
STONE, FISHER ~ LANE WILL
CONTINUE THE OLD STORE

Many improvements Planned--The
ham, Which Was Recently Pur-
chased By Stone, Fisher Il Lane,
Is to Be Continued, Under the
Management Of Mr.. w. e. Terr1n.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-05

Morse Hardware Co., 1025-lOS0 Elk St.,
Bellingham, arc jobbers in white lead,
paints, hard oil finishes. wood filler, fur
nituro and floor stains, etc.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-05

Thunderstorms on the 7Ist and 2oth.
Earthquake reported on the 18th at 1880 p. m.
Very fine month and clear. with but little
smoke. Crops all looking very we'll, especially
grain and potatoes. Reports come in of ravages
by varlagated cup worm ut places.
RICHARD WILLIS, Observer.
Call on the Friday Harbor Drug Co. for
toilet soaps and tooth preparations.
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DOE BAY AND OLGA

Mr.. Crowpher, from Montana, is q
guest at Wovdside farm.
S. ]. Craft and family, of Belling-
ham, are enjoying an outing at their
place near Point Lawrence.
DR.. Wright was cslled from Friday
Harbor Thursday to attend Mrs.
John Legbrandt, who has been and
still is quite sick.
Cyrus H. Aiken, prominent farm
er of Miami county, Kansas, is visit
ing his sisters, Mrs. G.. N. Culver and
the Misses Aiken.
Following is a summary of the
weather report of the Olga station
for the month of July:
Mean temPeratufe...... ................ 50
Maximum temperature, on 8th,. ....... 800
Minimum temperature, 17th ............ 40
Greatest in n hours 18TH and 10th. "a IN.
No. days which OF inches or
more rain fell. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Clear Gays. ................... IS
Partly cloudy. ........... .................. S
Cloudy. Observation-Disclosures.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-05

The Friday Harbor Drug Co. sells the
best flavoring extracts in any quantity.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-05

wold q LIehtheart. wines anu n
Family trade : specially.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-05

Bargains in new and second hand sew
ing machines. If you are in need of q
us, easy terms.-Morse Hardware Co.,
Bellingham.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-05

For paper napkins for picnlcs on ~.
ties 70 70 tho Friday Harbor Drug w.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
. m aanY

sra SsGdnb. - @uIbfunb
reb ReptiaDif. aepfidpit, Is.
4pril 1905. De Digtigite Gfterretz
ringer berfrd er. at Der / Slutnin-
gen df forrige Wduneb er opbaget
Cub lige Der ubenfor 8pen. Rens
fjuDit gpradb laber beb Snsenisrs
firmdet 9ein &c Msf1er 9olit / ags
benbubn foretuoe orteiiIfe 8oringer
Der lige ubenfor 8Den ;ReDfjupit idDs
ner nemlig | bsi @rab ct 8onbbert.
Gfter at Der MI bar blebet boret neb
til en- Dpbbe at ca. 118 Sob, opbas
gebes Der Sub, bels bleb Rebifobers
ne fbagt forgblbte, bels opbasebes
@ulbforn Deb Rensningen al bel
@rus, Der peb 8oringen trenton for
3ogens 2ps. @onffe Diit bar en-
Del of be ~unberfsste prsOer biii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

ane ennare einisns 3ampifibs CT nefas
het msb mareoni 2nilem 1raaelss 1sLsasal.
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bvorIeoes or oefte7

vi hlbnher ct buuorebe Collars / @elenalnQ ior II
pert 5iifaloe al aatarrb. Der life tan ~ldlbreoes bel
1alls Gatarrh Cure.
T. ). ghehen X 6 o.. 6itre. Inlebo. 6.
Wi. llueeriegHeoe. bar fieRbt 3. 8 eneHep ! be fibitf
Is War Of iror. b0d er aleeies b0otrilg I ale 6orret
iingss 1ransattiouer % fnancelt Siano tt0t opint
@ e1puer 59rpliaielie olres Yuma bar paola9tt ra;-
@efta 3rnat. 9Hhalfiale 2rag9iits. 3ole0o, =
WnlbtHg. aiuHau Morbtn,
Whnlsiaie 8ra9aifts. 1oebo. {.
Balls Catarrh Cure taaes i|Hopenol1 % btrffr ot
ate pan 9looet % SnitFnleis Sltmblnoer. Yrls 10
pr. 6laite. Salaes ai ale Apothsiere. 9tonesbpro frst
Halls Family Plus er be bebte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

mt S|nbbruO En- Pra :
.fteQaaro. Ratten melem Star4
tOrsba9 % 2angfreOag er Der itet
Snobrub bos qait. 5apien / SoGres
BORG. 9bpen er tormcn ino gens
mem ginouerne / QrGitens aontofi
men llbbnttet bdr fun bRret rin9e-
9aitor 9dpien temmer nemlig attn
I'm Qfienen fine Observation-Disclosures
for qenQe % 9arbiiager, og IN
pen bar oerfor intet funbtt ub opsr
en- adsfe Gigarer; men hem bar
ban tagst meO ia.
Om 3poeriet itaur / 5orbinoel't
meO De andre 9r9itegdarostpOerisf
ira Den iibits lice, er lite goOt Ct
ufqore. SITTER boa0 o@oroingbora
9C0is" e|rfarer, er Der foriteai8e On
ftanoiq6soer, Iom Innes at funn'
tpoe pdd. at 3noen bar oaret tenoi
pad 9looien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

Gfterfom ubitiaingstiben nGImtr
fla, martes Der Der / 6oriens en- itas
bi0 pofsenoe 9epogelie melem Sanos
lenOe % priOate 5olt for At mpoe Re
6epaQeoe 0age meo ben rette lloruit
ming og ON muligt tilegne iig no9et
at oen SnOtG9t og Qengeitrsm, Der
oa bill 6lipe gnen til Del. 8a pore
Qeiere 10 besuoen bar Snteresie Il
Al Dioe, 6pab ben i1oite Uplifting
i 6orIens" ian bDoe paa, amer bi
9ioen for pasienoe til at oplpie liot
ON oens belle S%noretning, Gmfans
"a 6orleb, for faa Oiot BET Ou tan
meooeles paa Sdgens nuOGrenoe
forbereoenbe Grin.
Qt uoitiaingen oil blips noget II
IN gegioen6eO baaoe for 6oriens og
5ele Saaano, tonnes 6e0t Derdf, n
ben ! Stsrrelie tommer mar Op /
mob 6elfng6orquofininaen % or
ZEN ftprfte Notwithstanding berbiemz
ne Tioen Rem tsbenboDnite i 1888.
Roar oertil tommer. at a5oreningen
al inbffe dnoboforeningers Stusr CO
uOHiainaer" bill blios ofbolot / SIufz
.ninQen At uofiaingstioen ligeIeOes /
6orieus. foritdar man, At oe beies
aenoes initial Dil t9nes 10.000=bis
"a ooer9aa. 6Dab mar elers bar 9eiz
fiq6eo til at iaattaae berhiemme. Gil
ne uohiaingen bliper betio9enoe / 81
ems eitre Del, meoen5 be UmtalIe
Stuer 6enl1qges til Qlaoien foran
.6priens 5uat6us@. Chen for bta
ferite bliper meoio SUM III msoio
Suli, men BOG iaaleoes, at 8omitesn
6ar ret til at foriange Den Og Der
fer lite renter al lutte FER benimoo
rem /. 2uguii. d fortneoe Stuer
ca uoitaineer biiper berimOo ON
firing 20.-23. SuIi.
Qaa uoitiainasplaoien II 6ooe6z
61gninesn. Der ies paa be fer fragpen
uo6reote aeflamemnrter. ION foreoz
ligt MINER en- bel Del ON 5uIemars
let, aaereoe ueift tiaige meo Here ar.
0re. {. ets. M~oitinbanen. 5 bisie
Gage er man / 6nro meb at opfsrs
Re Observation-Disclosures % fisre ar
6re gnQningsr, iamtioig meb at &c
tilftseenbe Qnl9g: ,GorolintIunb" =
.foltets Quno" iattss / 6orb;noeli,
meo neutrality-suspicious. % uOitpres
meo me gnqningsr og anbet Silbes
FIR. 5inlutningsn bar b6ret iaa
tor. fom BEN funbe snites. o9 enbper
llbItiner bar allereoe TN 9labs an
piIt. faa at at ira oenne Sioe er |
Orben. Rdar Del sners mites at
6lipe farbig / retts 5ib meb bet helt
omfaftenbe ARRANGEMENT. boab 9omi4
teen enbnu life n9rer noaen 3bi5l
ON. pil ben jnbite 1bitiaing" If.
tert forlgbe iad t@orrett o9 programs
mqsfgt. iom man tnn unite iig, %
Ia fsrit og frsmmeit biordgs til Al
tringe mt Gin og m 5art / Dor bisms
lige 5nouitui baaoe inben og uoen for
6Oriens.
Som betenbt er ubitiaingens qro.
tettor 6s. fgl. 5pjb. qrins 6hriitian;
bens 9raIioent er 8orgmeitsr Sort,
og 5ormanbsn ben auiete og Oirtiom-
me 8iretter Gbr. SEMEN, Der b9rer
ftsrfte 8elen at QniDuret % Qrbeis
ret iammen meo u%bitiaingens arfi.
tett, 8iretter Qrne peterien. 8et
ril fere for Dirt at nGpne ale be en-
telte 9omitemeblemmer meo idmt De
foriteaige lIbbalg, Der ar6ejber / oa
fammen msb bsnne; fun fua meget
Tfuf iilfsjes, at Der oDeralt arbtjbes
meb QiD og 2Dit for al faa bet NET
mulige ub at llbfiGingen os gsre ben
faa tiltreftenbe og betbbninesfuIo
fom mlligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

,0et bDtbe 8dono". Obtns
uapute 5oreuing af6olOt ben p.
Qpril 1T Qarsmsbe / Bethesda.
5orenin9ens 5ormanb, 6rf. Blu
ne, f~ortalte ON yBet 6pioe goano4 ,
en- Screening at friitne aoinrer, Der
ar6eioer for Qf6olOsidgen.
Sri. 9lume omtolte, foorleoes
mango ab.noer boIOer fig til6a3e
ira ocnne Sag. forOi De betroaisr
bet fom en- 3noirantning al ben
perfonIi9e 6ri6eo.
Men ielp ON nan life for I'm
.eoen Sfplo be6goeoe at briuge BET
OHer. par BET bog barb at Oper0eje
ON man life for andres Stplo bur
be qere bet.
W}isiiouGr gittmann TT 0erpaa
Croet. 6opeoinO6olOet At GOan9s
let CT bette, at ariitus er tommen
Tor at frigpre MenneIter ira Il
8aauo, boormeb Spnben bar bun
bet BEN. Gt6ptrt aloorligt Menne
ffe, Der Ter al ben %iociale Rsb %
Glenoiqbeo ,oil u%piltddrIig tomme til
at tGnte: 6por finoes bog Den Strait.
eer tan bialpe I'D at Qsben2 DruI.
tenItabtn er Ct al be 9adnb, Der
binOer Menneiter Harriet o9 frems
toloer ben melt Itrigenoe gso.
Oper for 0ruttenitabens RIB itoar
man b~ialpelss, bois man life ten
rer ben SUBS Strait, Der Ct ma9ti9
til al Ipis at Snnbens gaanb.
8erfor er btt nebbenbiet. al BET
Il sriitne, Der Eager QrbeiOet OF.
geO SUBS araft faar ri 5rimooie-
Geb, iaa 0i ian pare til 9eIIigneIi2.
@i maj itaa / grbejbst msO 3ie.
neriinbsi, lite fom BEN, Der itaar
oper be folone, men Tom here's grs.
ore og Ssitre.
6an f~ortolte o~ereftsr ON Qr6ti.
bet blanbt Snoiens aoinoer, bpor
oer er ian tor en- Qrbejbsmart Tor
&Dinoen.
6an nGonebe panbitba Rama
ban. Der bar giort Iaa tort ct VI.
bejoe for fine Ssitre, boorleOes bun
iuaen 9egne tom, ou bun OilOe az.
bejOe / esen Strait, men ndasbe De
tore Ting. ba bun Ooergao iig I'll
5erren. Oct ct Raaoe, og life Ct
OHer at fau aoO at urbeiOe / Ser.
rens gernine.
6rt. Cannon affuttebc Msee;
meb at fort9le ON bet R%ebniuqs.
bjsm for Spinber, Der for ca. /
qar fiosn oprettebss peO 5rsbenss
borg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

Qanbbru9ets ubfsrftI
4f Observation-Disclosures 9on.
eelst.retnins fremgaar bet. al Dan.
mart at egne Contemporaries
1904 bar etsporteret for oDer 327l
Mia. 9r. 3et er ca. 8 Wlin. Str
mere enb / BET ubm9rteoe 2ano.
brugsddr 1903.
9oo ben anoen Sibe bIep be,
TOlgt for n9iten 8 Mia. Str. f9rr'
Stibe berfru til llolunbet.
pda 89rbien at Dor @tsport q
|f9rif 5leIf bar Der en- Pebgdng d
IL Mia. &r. og puu Olier. 9jar
rib. at Il Min. ar.
Den fumlebe 6remsuns puu Dan
morfs libfsrfels SiOe / 1904 reOu
ceres berpeb til a Mia. Ser.
Der bar for 2anbbrussprobui
ternes 8ebfommenbe n9ret 3ilboge
gang pao be ire pofter: 2gs. emp
cg &ser, bporimob Opsons / Solss
inetagten of Ieoenbe 9ornfb1g, iaI
let Jfaff, 5uber os 5ebt.
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9petiel- @otiee

glme gnnaro einiens 5ampitibe CT nofns
ifet meo Marconi sDhem 1raaolse ieleafait
IieeIom ct 0a0Iidt 9iao, "0nnare aaaslln..
pnbIieeres omboro.
Spetie0r acknowledged ior 3oie alnsit.
Qripate aahbtttr paa E0cyaatiet mco $50
Stuge huer. @albduiierebt 9eruifnae ~forinrtbe meo
patent SpriHa 8uuoe % hpioe Nlaefafer. Naoer, par
me Tnpper, etc.
Battle-Ground. ganb. Speile. ganbfarafe % e5iasz
fer, S0be. oa0notl0bfr, SQbc, artaf for pafief q
atroer. etc. buer aahnt.
ztore 9aoernm % iHiutte AaffeleIoauier ufo
uiuoifrnnfet Forraab al barmt oa fnlof Ndub.
Speeiele Spiieiaie, tore % h%n8afli8c Ter boer
Mfoeling. Dc CT u%oitnrfoe meb Noref rs rlc8aHff ma
hogui 5binaltole. Norbtue bGftes mtb HuRe. 4or.
celGus Seruiic % ali iom iorbrcs I'll aob anreiniua.
pasfaacrcrne oppartts, E1ufrfnfr etc. pare
iages o. %reHgigres az aompauieis Ii5aere.
Oenapet Deao, / niHbitrGuiet auaHiitti % fnr
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