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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

SUCCESS MINING COMPANY Motto.
~ Special Stockholders Meetlng. -Notice
lE hereby given that a special stool.
holders meeting of the Success Ninirr
Comp any Will be held AZ the Office Of M
company Room No ~, COMMERCIAL Club
Building salt Lake City. utaf. on Non.
DAY. October 3rt, 1915 a. the hour of n
O'clock a m, u said cay. for the puf.
pose n electirg a hoard OF FIVE Director
and also Ter toe purpose ~ eonddefirr
and acting upon a proposition 70 sell and
convey TIC Success Mining claim n
5. Lot No 80 ard also 20 sell and en-
wy ~ 'ne 'Si ,p.oeti Y oi this cor
nsny. Also a. consider and al mo,
any other matter that may come before
said meeting
FERDINAND CHRIsTIANsoN.
Pesldent
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Prof. Cook will resume his piano
lessons on Tuesday. Sept T. Concerts
and reciisls during the year Phone.
call or address S7f East Second South.
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Three FLAT SIMS.

THREE FLAT SITES.
lDxi22 on LIST South between md and
5rd East alley on one side and light on
all sides, SIS per foot.
nhXS2Aa on Brigham. IN same block.
with University Club, Alta club, Keith
Apartments. Price $50 per foot
SKIS on Main. less than half block
from Temple, az $40 per foot
LITTLE & LITTLE,
Under National Bank Of the Republic.
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Ladies and children free al Wanda.
mere on Labor Day.
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Dr. Broadbent Dentist
too-5oi Scott building. i6s Main.

Cur little folders are the best ever
$3.50 tue dozen. Monroe Photo. s. W
Second South.
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FOR sALE-REaL ESTATE.

FINAL wINDIP NlD-SJ MINER
BARGAINS. JUST ONE LEFT.
A good Groom cottage, almost new,
With bath and electric lights, cellar, etc,
lawn aRd shade, cement walk around the
house. east side; walking distance from
Main Street Nothing like II on The mar
kst. Price, $3.50. Property at the lowest
market price listed and sold at
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INCr CO..
Suite 81 d. p. Walker.
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The largest and best exclusive school
Of Stenography IN the state is the
Training Dept. Of the stenographic
Bureau Once 2gi Dooly Big. Salt
Lake City, Utah. Both phones. Write
or call for catalogue.
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sEEDs-sEEDS--sEEDs.

GRAIN-sEEDs-BAGs. ALL KINDS
a. Bailey A Sons g Z md South. 'Phqnes
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LIST YOUR HOUSES AND LOTS
with u.s. We will buy OF sell any class OF
property you have
KELSEY 4 GILLESPIE, 2 K. LIST So. 81.
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SEE Us FOR BARGAINS.
CANNON a CANNON,
"a East South Temple street.

CANNON a CANNON
IA East South Temple Street
groom brck hath, bot ana cold water.
electric light good cellar lawn. etc.
northeast close IN. 2iiSi0 rods ...... $50
Groom brick isifxSia feet. sth East;
easy terms .....-.................. $50
broom brick modern throughout in
fret class condition. suitable either for
beautiful home or boarding house Loo
broom modern brick and s-roSn, MOD.
trn frame. a. SiG feet close ln....... .yD
i-toom modern brick aiKlo rods. south.
ehst .s...'....,. .t.,.-..................,t $500
nhHiG feet. 'rd East between sh and
i,xiio sth South ....................... tlsp
25NlS feet comer sth South and IN
CANNON a CANNON
u East South Temple Street
PROPERTY At THF LOWEST MAJ
kei price listed and sold ~ the
RANCk REAL ESTATE 4 INCT. 90
Suite ~ n =. walker
WILL SELL YOu AT A BARGAIN
vacant lots cottage o. model house An
any part ~ the city. Jas X. shaw A 60
over i2 Main Street
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ASHTON a JENKINS
ALWAYS HAVE BARGAINS

Here are some q them
b-room frame cottage. nicely painted and
papcrcd lot 91lp feet 10 alley, near r
q ". Ry. only il5p, 500 cash, balance
Np without Interest and SDl small inter
est This place is a great bargain.
.igN rods near + and 9Th St. only $50
@Nl!o feet to alley 9TH 4. and 10th So,
only 500.
Fine hose on sth East St lot I 22nIo Is
rods, 80 young bearing fruit trees lest
varieties, beautiful shade and ornamental
trees well kept lawn. walks. etc
Beautiful home u convenient rooms be.
sides attic natural wood finish through.
out good cellar. A bargain AZ 800 ,a0o
cash. balance years al per cent With
privilege 10 reduce
A hne newly painted barn. fun ~ hsy.
goes with this place with COW throVn IN
SEE Us FOR BARGAINS.
ASHTON & JENKINS
% Main Street.
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THE REDAAN VAN d STORAGE CO..
only nrm In the city owning and con-
trolling It's own teams, warehouses, etc
Large three-horse vans, two large wal e
houses, expert furniture packers; can ship
your goods TO any part Of the United
States and save you money. Members OF
the New York Furniture Warehouse
mems association. Have correspondent IN
all the principal cities II you want your
goods shipped from any point east OF w We.
see us as our connection with other lsis,
concerns make II possible TO save yo ,1
money ana trouble. Office. n5-uo-iis
south West Temple Street. Both 'phoh's
Sc
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.BE c 8 MARTIN COAL CO

Office. No. w. First South.
Both Phones No. go.
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WANTED.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FuRNl.
ture, carpets. stoves. Lach'h, lSi W. AS'
suutb, formerly ON State Street
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GIRLS TO LEARN DREssMAKING,
big pay. 333 W. LIST y. ST.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRt
family Of three. l76 South nth East $
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midland furniture. CARPETS stoves, ~
cycles. star Furn. Co. sl5 State. Tel es3-k.
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FOR RENT.

ONE MODERN LRoOM HOUSE. EN-
oulre 9ii r. ard South Street
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We WANT To CONTRACT FOR 10
tons 81 iucein hay ~ be delivered AS
wanted between now ana spring. Apply
5A H. L. Walker Block.
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DON'T BUY A WASHING
Machine or wringer. Free trial OF SYRIA.
ouse Easy at your home, over 80 sold
IN city. 9 East Fourth Sorh Street. Bel
Phone 7iS. Ind. 1875
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PLUMBER TO SELL SPECIALITY TO
plumbers and plumbing supply houses. An
unusual opportunity Tor the right man.
Address Wrigley Pipe Cleaner, 10 Pearl
St, New York.
AT ONCE 4 GIRL UNDER 30 TO AS
sist in general housework. y South State
Street.
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WANTED. MANAGER FOR BRANCH
office We contemplate opening here In Salt
Lake city. Address with reference, The
Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati. y.
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CLEANING AND DYETyG.

CHICAGO CLEANING co. 2ie STATE
ST r. Trapp Prop. Phones 3lS3: I25z
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SPRAY YOUR TREES. ARsENATE
OF LEAD. THE BEST AND MOST Eff
FECTlVE SPRAY. WRITE US FOR
PARTICULARS AND PRICES G. s.
MARTIN & co. STATE AGENTS
UTAH AND IDAHO.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWoRK,
no washing no children. Mrs. ID. NJ. Nc
Allister, 20 w. LIST North, Salt Lake city
Utah
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CLAIRvoYANT.

TELL EVERYTHING. NAME IN.
,iuied without askins questions, "a 10 IN
daily. meeting Sunday nishts. 30 East
I'D south. Y. 'phore sr7-t
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AT YOUR OWN PRICE. FURNITURE.
carpets. stoves and ranges /. X. L. Fur
niiure Removal Sale.
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HELP WANTED.

A BAKERS HELPER, MUST BE
used 10 the trade Watson & Lyon, Muir
ray.
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NEAT LITTLE HOME.
- feet front on car line. southwest.
with i-room frame house. pantry closet
hallway and summer kitchen. barn, bug-
gv shed and trees. We are instructed
% sol his AT once Tor 81 30. Think ~ III
Who b. the lucky man TO speak first? sSp
cash. balance on time.
:. l.. ABSTRACT LOAN a INYT co
A. W. SMITH, Manager.
- Main ST. Roth Phones 70.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
Educational Club.

The Educational club of Kittitas
county met at Gle t,lum Saturday after
noon in the dining room of the Reed
Hotel. There was large attendance
of teachers from the different parts of
the county. Among those from Ellens-
burg were DR.. Muuson, Miss Grupe,
Prof. Nesbit, Miss L.Craig, y. Mehner,
II. \. Mires, L. J Chaplin and Superin-
tendent Blair.
The session was under the direction
of Prof. G. Wilson of CleElum, and was
opened by vocal solo by Miss Mamie
Brennan.
Miss Grindrod gave an instructive
talk on ninth Grade Literature" in
which she outlined practical course
in literature for that grade, IA course
including also work in English com
position.
Miss Grippe gave a very interesting
talk on drawing. Miss Grippe ex-
planned and commented upon the Augs-
burg system which is ia use in the
schools of this county. She illustrated
parts of her address with drawings and
water colors done by young pupils in
the training department of the Normal
school.
Mr. Clark favored the club with
violin solo which received such APP.
plause that he was persuaded to play
second number.
Or. Munson was then introduced and
delivered a very interesting address on
the subject The Man in the Game"
He said in short that education is en-
phasizing the study of man and his ac-
tivities to the neglect OF the study of
powers OF the universe with which man
has to deal. Education should train
the ability of the child to control and
gain possession of the forces that pro-
duce life and sustenance.
The club voted to hold the next
meeting in Ellensburg, and L. j. Cha
pin vas appointed chairman
Thanks was voted to Mr.. and Mrs.
Burcham for the use of the room in the
hotel and to the people of CleElum for
their support by attending the session.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
Mo officer in the northwest is more
~ thorough student of the Bertillion

Mo officer in the northwest is more
AZ thorough student of the Bertllion
and tinger-print systems than Mr..
MaNey. of Ellensburg and no Office in
the west is better equipped to handle
those methods of identifying criminals.
For two year, Mr.. MaXey has received
instruction from NJ. w. McClarity, an
expert, on those systems and has made
practical demonstrations with instru-
meuts 10 all visitors. He will leave
Tor Fort Leavenworth, Kansas in the
spring To complete his studies under the
clerk Of the United States peniten-
tiary. who is an expert at Classifying
the measurements OF those two systems
INNENT> FOLDING MEASURING BOARD
The measuring board in use was in
vented by Officer MaXey and is Il great
improvement over the method used by
Bertillion, and while all the measure
ment, are the same a used by \. Der.
tillion. the inventor of the system. the
advantage of this board j. that it can
be folded and easily carried anywhere.
and can be set up in few minutes and
measuring done a. accurately a. in the
measuring room.
officer MaXey has fitted up room on
the second door of the courthouse, with
modern Instruments and is very thor
olgh in hi, work. He explains crimi.
lal work by drawings of heads
and faces according to his own designs
and simple descriptions are furnished
by scales, camera and measuring rod.
The finger prints originated in India
and are the standard of Identification
in that country. The prints are taken
by by s. reading printers ink on piece
of pate glass with gelatin roller,th9n
passing the roller over a pla,e of tin.
the finger i then pressed on the tin
and the impression made on piece OF
paper prepared Tor taat purpose. The
lines are then read and classified by
the +. Il. Henry method and are relia-
bic for the Identification of any person
of any age. as the lines in the finger
tips never change from bir;h TO death.
Mr. MaXey has held his present po-
siton for two years and has proven
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
Mining News From Mexico.

From a report to prominent mining
Journal under date of Feb. ;, and speak
of the Tarasca mines, in which a goodly
number of people in this valley are
deeply interested, we quote;
supplies are coming south from the
states. one company alone the Taras-
ca Cold Mining company has ten cars
of machinery in transit, which it is eX-
pected will arrive at this point (Terres,
sonora within the next ten days"
The Ohio Mexican Smelling and
Mining company has engaged w. In
nun and instructed him to engage a
force of miners to begin work on its
property nine miles west of Torres:
ii is the intention of the company to
erect reduction plant as soon as the
mines can be sufficiently opened up;
the property is located in what is con-
,idered one of the richest zones in
Southern Sonora, and is close by to
very rich properties, notably the Tar
area mines,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08

THE irrspressible City Lot Fancier
L comes again this week with a
splendid endorsement of Harry
II. Collier and his noble work.
Well he just set the mongrel on fire.
Seattle and Tacoma have for long
time been the acknowledged center for
fancy poultry shows
When judges were being endorsed
by Washington, Oregon and California
for the poultry show at the Lewis and
Clark exposition, Seattle and Tacoma
alone did the endorsing for the entire
state OF Washington, Kittitas was of no
importance then. But for Washing
ton to hold her own and if possible get
first place at Lewis and Clark poultry
show, H. H. Collier toured the state to
select birds for the exhibition and it
must be to his credit that Washington
won first as state and Pierce first as
county, and every grower of chickens
in Washington should know that not
bird he selected was thrown out or
disqualified. This is of itself sufficient
to show Golfers ability as Judge and
friend to the poultry people.
Let us speak of Kittitas at the Lewis
and Clark exposition. From l. birds
exhibited, IA prizes were brought back,
4 firsts, seconds, 2thirds, fourths
and specials by Mr.. NUNS White
Wyandottes. These awards were all
placed by six different judges, and II.
Ii. Collier was one of the Judges too.
When II. II. Collier came to our
yards after those birds, it was only his
introduction to the breeders of Kittitas.
Who paid his expenses of visiting the
breeders yard in Washington [ do not
know. If he paid his own expenses.
we will never get the debt paid, that's
all, for while we always knew a lot
about chickens, we never know how lit
tie we did know until he showed us
how much more we could know. And.
while all this was going on in the Lewis
and Clark exposition be was working
with might and main TO make the state
show a success, and SO far as kittitas
i concerned. il was success, but
many other counties have pronounced
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
I RESUME of the work performt

n RESUME of the work performt d
~ by the reclamation service to date
shows that o. miles of main canal,
u miles of distributing system, and l,6
miles of bitches have been constructed,
including dams, headworks, etc.
Tunnels having a length of 3! miles
have been driven. including more than
a mile of the great Gunnison tunnel.
More than $50 miles of telephone
lines have been installed and are in OPP
GRAFTON, l20 miles of wagon road. many
miles of which were cut out of solid
rock in almost inaccessible canyons:
IA bridges and 80 Offices and other
buildings have been constructed.
The works above mentioned have
called for the excavation of $3.50, 900
cubic yards of rock and earth, the lay
ing of 10000 cubic yards of concrete,
$1,000 cubic yards of rip rap, 10000
square feet of paving, 10000 linear
feet of sheet piling and 10000 feet of
bearing piles have been driven.
There have been purchased 100, 0CO
pounds of railroad iron, 250,0 pounCs
OF structural steel, 600, pounds of cast
iron, |, 80, 900 feet board measured of
lumber and IS, 90 barrels of cement.
The government has erected a &C.
ment mill at cost of more than $780,
OO0 which has already turned out 15,-
600 barrels of cement, and is now furn-
ishing 300 barrels a day.
The saw mills operated by Uncle Sam
have cut 2.S,0, 900 feet board measured
of lumber from government reserves.
The L. 5. Reclamation service was
organized in 1902, Immediately after
the passage of the reclamation act,
June 18th of that year.
As soon as possible after discussion
of preliminary plans in Washing tor, in
vestigatons were begun in the thirteen
states and three territories which are
beneficiaries under this act.
BY utilizing the data gathered in
previous years by the photographic
branch of the geological survey the
(('ontjnueU on paue
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08

himself to be competent and reliable
and he expects to make criminal work
his study while in the east, with
some of the best instructors in the
United States, and when he returns he
will be one Of the best men, on criminal
work in the west. He recommends
those two systems to all prison keepers
and says if all officers would adopt
:hem the way OF the transgressor would
be hard.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08

ELLENsBURG. K1rrIrAs County, WASH. FEB. 8, 1906

it failure, because Kittitas done so
well, and they have organized poultry
associations to try to make it satisfac-
tory success and hope they will
If the fever OF jealousy started by
Collier at the state fair and exposition
does not find a specific to stop the
contagion soon, the chickens raisers
will have't send east for grain to feed,
as Horse Heavens supply will only be a
week 5 ration.
When Collier Judged the Kittitas
show he spent four days with US and
there is not a breeder in kittitas today
but what will say: collier is respon-
sible for US spending all our loose
change for better poultry
If he has done for chickens growers
in each of the other counties what he
did for Kittitas, Kittitas has a job on
on her hands to hold and duplicate the
record of 1905.
Just what Collier expects to come of
Washington | can't see, but if all the
counties join together to skin Pierce
county, as soon as Pierce is beaten, we
have got to fight each other and the re-
suit will be that Madison Square
garden show for the Northwest has got
to be held. Collier judged at Wen
atchee, South Bend, Yakima and Kit
titas at the first show in each county
and it's the same old story at each
place-more and better birds. larger
show and a stronger association for
each county.
The kittitas monthly poultry meet
ings are so we'll attended that if they
keep growing, we will be having pro-
fessional poultry lectures soon. Now,
this may sound quite silly but to think
year ago that kittitas cared nothing
for poultry, association or meeting, TO-
dav the association and meetings are
made up of the best citizens and far
mers in Kittitas and their aim and
meetings are to help each other in sue
cessful poultry raising but the pre-
scription of ''dOnt's" to guard against
is sure to have its effect.
Well, is Collier to blame: If not for
that 325 offered by the state fair a
county prize money to the winning. a.
special inducement to stimulate the
interest in poultry in Washington,
Kittitas would be asleep today, with
Yakima shouting hops and Benton yel-
ling for more water.
do not know about Wenatchee.
South Bend, Spokane, Walla Wa.ia,
Tacoma. Seattle or Everett, but il
they win over Kittitas now. no matter
where they show, they have got to
bring exhibition birds. They can not
do it with common barn yard buzzards.
that's all.
Let Collier Judge, let him tally each
county up to win over Pierce. He will
keep singing that song till the first
thing any one knows the Empire OF
Central Washington will grow 50 many
fine chickens that they will refuse to
allow him to judge them longer, ard
would not blame them.
Let the mongrel go. Let the scrub
fade forever from our coops.
Collier is responsible with score cut
cards.
May Washington never forget Harry
H.Collier's efforts to build up the poul-
try business of the northwest. | am
A CITY LOT FANCIER.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
TRI.COUNTY POULTRY MEETING.

There will be a meeting of all the
poultrymen of Kittitas, Yakima and
Benton counties in North Yakima. on
Thursday, Feb. -. This is a good
meeting for all interested to attend
and we hope to see Il large and enthu-
siastic attendance,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
FOR THE POULTRY INTERESTS OF THE

State Of Washinston-His 1905 Work Should
EnttIe him to the Confidence and Esteem
Of the PouItrymsn Of Central Washington
Will not be Forgotten Soon.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
THIRTEEN STATES, THREE TERRITORIES

Building Irrigation Systems, Public Highways
Operating Cement Factories and Saw
Mills-Showine the Amout OF Material Used
And the Amount of Money Expended.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
HOW HE VIEWS IT
WHAT COLLIER HAS DONE
VOL. NH.

He Has Been the Moving Spirit
that Has Pushed The County
and State into the Present
Standard-He's the Best in the
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
No. g..
UNCLE SAM AT WORK
THE RECLAMATION SERVICE

Some Interesting Data in Regard
to What The Government Is
Doing in the Way of Public
improvements of all Kinds.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
Deputy Sheriff T. N. Maxey, of
This County, Uses the Der,
tilIon System in the Measure
Of Desperate Characters.
HAS BEST EQUIPPED OFFICE IN THE STATE

He Makes Special Study of this Line of
Work and Has Spared no Expense in Max.
ing His Equipment the Best-Vistors Are
Always Welcome and Cautiously Treated
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
hing Abo|

tion of COu1
.tion of Eller
- firms in
ltion of ROsl
stion of tleH
stion of Thor
alton of East
Is county d
ms of hay, y
ye, etc Gold
3 etc. The d
rye, and prod
D pounds of
herds, fine
logs. The p
b 10 its infa
sted at 5000
,nsburg a lara
x plant, rou
inc shops and
Il Pacific & Il
81 school, g
nal and socia
,rtiful Kitti
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
Ute TO N
ilup Tribune q
a Nice Cong

Peterson, on
lath of bis "
e. He CAM
ven years az
g health of
quite sure tt |
Wveral years
coming to Il
Ulensburg tv
ltime be he
,positions, az |
superintend
,rk and audit
xittitas coun
nature.
urious fact &
mces held b
ID together |
ars OF his re |
This was cal
oldlng two OF
terson may
I the state.
It's china tie q
ound faith il
before leav
possibilities
Ia far excee
es of any pr
b and deve
spid that w '
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, see a man
@ and hope '
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4 His depart
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TIE HINT II

nd the ga
off, and "
I'm bum "
uenchless .
FOUR friend|
you cold.
treat them
We all they |
nillion,f for
Us a great
I leave, Will
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a. Advertise,
will come; quit, and th|
for how are men who