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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-02
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Exclusively European Plan
EDWIN o. CHILD Manager
PURE-BRED POULTRY
CHOICEST STRAINs-THE BEST
ALWAYS PAYS
EDWIN o. CHILD


ALWAYS PAYS
WHITE ORP1NGTONS-T "Crys-
tall strain leads the world. Our per
is from the most noted prizewinners
known. Crystal King" is the most
valuable fowl on the American CONT
nent today.
S. G. ENGLISH DORKINGS-Fr
the best English and Canadian breed
ers. Great layers, very docile and
choicest table fowl.
BLACK MINORCA--My pen is head
ed by "BIack Diamond winner of
the special silver cup at the 1906 Ha-
,waiian Poultry Show. Hens won LIST
and End.
BUFF WYANDOTTES- and
even color. A choice pen. Early ma
lures and an excellent table Bird
BROWN LEGHORNS-A fine pen.
Choice layers.
WHITE LEGHORNS - Birds are
pure white and wonderful layers in
number and size of eggs.
EGGS for sale in season.
Address,
WALTER C. WELDON,
P. O. Box 65S, city.
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Try breakfast this morning at Alex
ander Young Cafe.
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TURNOUT OF FIREMEN.

The fire department began its years
duties by making quick run to ka-
SO. The fire itself turned out to be a
minor one, a mosquito net having
caught fire in the home ~ T. Ras-
mussen, in Tome Abe's lane. but The
turnout proved 10 be the one thing need
ed to wake the city UP after the New
Years eve celebration. Before the
firemen arrived on the scene the fire
had been put out along with the mos
quito net by Tome Abe.
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There is none SO good as Alegretti' IS
chocolate creams. Sold by Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd.

George Rex Clark blind from his
birth has just been graduated from the
University of Chicago with the degree
OF A. b. He is te1egrapher, works
the typewriter, one of the best dancers
in the University, and one of the most
loyal rooters for the University foot
bali team He intends to 90 into poll
ties and hopes TO he elected to the
Chicago City council.
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KILAUEA VOLCANO
In ERUPTION
Especial by Wireless.)

HILO, December 31.-The entire pit
of the crater Kilauea is active and the
reflection from the fire became visible
at Hilo at II O'Clock last night.
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY
OF A LIFE TINE.
Go and see the wonder of the Pa
cifc in action.
THE ROUND TRIP COSTS ONLY
$42.50.
The volcano can be visited with COM
fort and absolute safety. For informa-
ton regarding the trip apply to THE
HENRY WAREHOUSE TRUST CO.,
LTD, corner Merchant and Fort streets,
I Honolulu.
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A box of Alegrett1's chocolate creams
will square anything in the line of
home difficulties, Get it at Benson,
Smith & Co.. Ltd.
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Have you secured your copy of Pic
turesque Honolulu ? It is the most
beautiful souvenir of Honolulu ever is
sued. Fifteen cents copy ready for
mailing.
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BAND CONCERT At
THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL

This evening the band concert will
be held at 7:S0 at the Hawaiian Hotel:
PART /.
March: Happy New Year" ....Sousa
Overture: THE Road to Glory Killing
Ballad THE Holy City, Adams
Selection: THE Belle of Bohemia"
-....... ............ Highlander
PART II.
Vocal: Hawaiian Songs Ar by Berger
Selection: The Merry Widow" .Lehar
Waltz: THE Merry Widow ..Lehar
THE Star Spangled Banner
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
ORPHANS COURT.

Monday, Aug. 3.-The last will and
testament of Mary A. Payne, deceased
admitted to probate, and letters testa-
mentary thereon granted unto B. F.
Payne who received warrant to ap-
praise, and who returned inventories
of stock, money and debts, received
order to sell stock, returned report
of sale of stock and settled his first
and final account.
|. Frank w. Await, executor of Mary
Anna Await, deceased, returned in
ventories of money and personal prop
erty.
Edwin D. Cronk, executor of Rachel
R. Yohn, deceased, returned inven-
tories of personal property, money
and debts.
Tuesday, August 4.-Frank T. Ben
son, executor of Maria E. Bnson, de-
ceased, received order to notify credi-
tors.
The last will and testament and CO.
dicils thereto OF Margaret Echard, de-
ceased, admitted to probate, and let
ters testamentary thereon granted un-
to Nathan H. Bale, who received war
rants to appraise real estate and per-
sonal property and order to notify
creditors.
William P. Maulsby, Jr., surviving
executor of William P. Maulsby, de-
ceased, filed second report of sale of
real estate and received order nj 81
thereon.
Preston B. Englar, administrator
of Margaret A. Englar, deceased, set
tied his first and final account.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
Taft Condemns Republicans.

Democratic campaign orators will
be dull, indeed, if they fail to point
out how severely Mr.. Taft has CRITICS.
ed previous Republican Administra-
tions. In his speech of acceptance
the Republican candidate said of Mr..
Roosevelt that he had demonstrated
"the sincerity of his efforts to
save the country from the dangers
of plutocratic government toward
which we were fast tending" Under
whom? The Democrats? No in
deed, the Republicans; for the Demo-
Gratis have had but eight years of Of
fice-holding out of forty-seven. No
thing in the world could send us so
fast towards plutocracy as the Re
publican policy of protection, the
"hand-maiden of Socialism" as an in
fiuential section of the English press
terms it. But If the Republican party
were possessed of all that amazing
ability which Mr.. Taft says fairly stag
gers him as he beholds it, these great
evils which Mr. Roosevelt has been
combating could never have crept
upon us to such an extent as to men
ace our institutions. A great and
really constructive party does more
than remedy evils; it occasionally
foresees them.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
Family Reunion.

The home of J. w. T. Eyler was the
scene of a delightful as well as enjoy
able time on July Is and 26, it being
family reunion and gathering 0!
friends. On the evening of the 25th
the family was all present. at which
time conversations, Music and varf-
GUS amusements were indulged in
after which a sumptuoIls supper was
served consisting of ice cream, cake
and confectionery. On the 26th the
family had their pictures taken in a
group by ]. D. Mitchell, artist, OF
Westminster, after which Il lu:;cheon
was served consisting of watermelon
cake and fruits of tnt season. Those
present were Mr. aGd Mrs. J. W. J.
Eyler, Charles. II. :ro:fmaa. wife end
little daughter Mary, of Crcagc,stnwn; ;
Ira j. Eyler and wife, { Lesore;
Charles E. Eyler, Miss Edith D. Eyer,
VIM. H. L. Eyler, John g. Miller, wife
and children, Master Barron ANA Mary
of near Westmins..e". Mr.. Mitchell and
Mr.. Anstine, Westminjrrr.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
Tariff and Sheep.

The other day it was Kansas that
was complaining of the lack of sheep.
Now it is Massachusetts. In 1890
there were only $1,000 sheep in the
State. In 1900 the number had de-
creased to $4,000. Mr.. Gribbin. of the
State Agricultural College, believes
the number will be still smaller when
the next census shall be taken, al
though the Federal Department of
Agriculture estimates that there are
now $4,000. Every wearer of a WOODEN
garment is roundly taxed in the effort
to make it profitable to raise sheep,
and yet the farmers will not do it.
Sheep yield mutton as well as wool,
and they are good for farm; all the
agricultural experts say that every
farm should have sheep on it, even if
there be no profit on the fleece. But
in Massachusetts and Kansas and al
most every other well settled, agri-
cultural State the farmers refuse to
perform the duty imposed upon them
by the tariff laws. Evidently the farm
ers ought to be fined for not raising
sheep.-Phila. Record.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
ington road of the Pennsylvania sys-
tenn from PHILADELPHIA to Washington.

ington road of the Pennsylvania sys-
tenn from Philadelphia to Washington.
This was wholly satisfactory and good
time was made. j..
"Individual unit" is the technical
expression used in describing them.
1t means that each car carries Its own
power and does not rely on any CEN
trail station for power or current to
move it, The principle is similar to
that of an automobile. Gasoline is
used to generate the needed current.
This is stored in tanks under each
car supplied as needed to the general
ing machinery. Each car is supplied
with sufficient gasoline to create a
current to carry it from $50 to 300
miles without replenishing. The ca
pability of speed is almost unlimited.
On a good roadbed 70 or even 80 miles
an hour can easily be covered.
If the experiment proves a success
the Maryland and Pennsylvania COM
pany will adopt these cars permantly
over it's entire line for passenger SER
vice. Investigation has demonstrated
that they can be operated cheaper
than steam locomotive service. An
other and greater advantage to be
considered is that more frequent
passenger service can be given. In
this way it is expected to greatly in
crease the business of the line and
aid in the development of the contig-
uOuS country.
The coaches to be used are similar
in size and appearance to the ordi-
nary railroad coach. Each will COM
fortably seat go passengers. They can
also be supplied for summer or win
ter use, the first being open and un-
heated and the last named heated and
n1ncod
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
TO TRY ELECTRIC CARS.
Maryland and Pennsylvania r. r. May
Adopt New Plan.

The mana cement of the Maryland
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
have begun experiments with an "in-
dividual unit" car on the line between
Baltimore and Belair. One of the cars
was given a trial trip Wednesday, and
the results were entirely satisfactory.
II adopted by this road, it is more
than likely the Western Maryland will
follow suit
These cars, which are furnished by
the Westinghouse Electric Company,
are somewhat similar to the Strang
car, which recently made trip over
the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
Political Calvinism.

Mr.. Taft carries a big stick, but he
speaks softly. 1t was, indeed, the
quite unfamiliar suavity of language
in which the Roosevelt policies are
presented and adopted by him that
deluded early and hasty readers of his
speech of acceptance into the belief
that it is reassuring and conservative.
We do not find it SO. We do not see
how anybody can find reinsurance
and conservatism in an address in
which Mr.. Taft declares that the Re-
publican party must find its chief
hope of success in continuing the poll
cies of Mr.. Roosevelt.
Mr.. Taft cannot get away from the
idea, drummed into the heads of peo-
pie during seven years by the Presi-
dent, that we are nation of trans
gressors. The bulk of his speech con-
sists of advocacy of new laws of pen
atty and restriction. Of helpful coun-
sci, of encouragement, of opportunity
sought out and indicated, we find very
little.-N. Y. Times, Ind.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
WEDDING BELLS
Decentralization.

A pretty wedding occurred at the
home of the officiating clergyman, on
August 2. The contracting parties
were Miss Florence E. Hoff, of Han
over, Pa, and Harry G. Dickensheets,
of Frizellburg, Md. The ceremony
was performed by Elder w. E. Roop.
of the Church of the Brethren, at
Meadow Branch. The bride was at
tired in a handsome gown OF blue
cloth The groom wore the conyen-
tional black. There were no attend
ntS
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
Fleming-Lightner.

Maurice Fleming, son of Mrs. Eliza
Fleming, of Hanover, Pa, and Miss
Mabel Lightner, daughter of the late
Michael Lightner, of Hanover, Pa,
were married Saturday, August 1, in
this city, by Rev. r. w. DOty.
The newly welded couple will make
their home with Charles Baublitz,
Hanover. Pa
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07

Hartford Commissioners have select
ed as the 36 miles of public road for
permanent improvement by the State
the sections between Conowingo to
Belair, Belair to Record, Grafton's
Shops to White Hall, Belair to Van
Bibber and Churchville to Aberdeen.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07

Mrs. DIR. Frank Shaw is quite ill.

Miss Louise Loree, of New York
is the guest of Mrs. Charles E. Stew
art, East Green street.
Joseph B. Taylor has been spend
ing his vacation in Westminster with
his mother, Mrs. e. Taylor.
Mrs. E. Taylor and daughter, Mrs.
Louis ]. Hare and baby have returned
home after two weeks trip to Atlantic
City.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
TIME TABLE.

urpN MARYLAND RAILROAD
Nh0i , leave Hillen station, daily,
Trains ~ 40 and 4.53 p. M; daily,
eIcepr 0o ppnd sis p. M; Sundays only, $40
Sv ars Saturdays only IL p. m.
a. ,ns H., leave Westminster, east
Trans daiIv $50 a. M, 1926 p. m. E;
bound oucant ue Sunday SIP, 7.12 and
daly, m Sundays only 6.37 a. m.
S?s 5..ins a, u, leave Westminster west-dound
Trans % ~ A. NJ, 1886 and 6.03 p. m. ;
daly' wv ovCont Sunday, 9.19 and 1O.O6
dany' I95 and 7.4S p. M; Sundays
o,T. a, w. lilo am. Saturdays only l2'SS
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
Illness of Rev. II. c. Cushing, D. D.

Information has been received here of
the illness of Rev. H. C. Cushing, D..
D., one of the Professors of the West
minister Theological Seminary. Dr.,
Cushing left Westminster IN June last
to spend the summer at his little 1arm
near Manassas, Va. His illness IS
from paralysis, and in view OF his age.
it is believed to be serious.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07

BY the use of sulphur and lime the
San Jose scale has been practically
driven from the orange hedge at the
Maryland School for the Deaf.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
57a,v AFTERNOON, AUGUST 7, 1908.

.s an the label on your paper
7ns A.. time to which your sub
...ption is paio'
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07

| Gilbert Fitzugh Green, of Carroll
ton, died Wednesday, August 5, aged
Z months Funeral Friday at Church
of God Temple. F. c. Sharrer. fun
eral director.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07


Marriage licenses were issued in
Baltimore on Thursday to Brice w
Johnson, of Cambridge, Md, and Miss
Nettie P. Mitten, of Westminster
Washington l. Ridgely, GA widower, OF
Freedom, and Mrs. Alovina Stier, 63
widow, of Ivory, Md.
Charles H. Kolb, formerly of the
Westminster High school, returned
Thursday from Germany, where he
went with the intention of spending
a wear in one of the universities, but
the condition of his health compelled
the abandonment of his plans.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Ezra Bish and Miss
Lou Roger, of this city, returned home
last week from ROCKFORD, Col, where
they were visiting Mr.. Bish's son, Roy
er Bish and family. Mr.. Bish states
that they all had delightful trip and
all were in good health while on their
journey.
John Stouffer and wife, Charles Har-
ner and wife, Tobias Harner and wife,
Samuel Lambert and wife, Andrew
Harner and Israel Lambert, all of near
Taneytown, attended the funeral of
Mrs. David Stem, on Monday, and
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. U.
NJ. Bowersox, near Cniontown.
States Attorney John Milton Reif-
snider, accompanied by his wife and
daughters Elinor and Josephine, left
Wednesday for Bass Harbor, Maine,
where the ladies will spend the month
of August, Mr.. Reifsnider returning
to Westminster on the 18th. Miss
Mary Anna and John Reifsnider are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Philip A.
Small, York, Pa.
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HOUSEKEEPING EcoNoMY.

LAST August when city council
separated The Offices Of city marshal
and chief Of police. The News raised
its voice against that action 1t ala
not seem 10 be necessary. it was not
warranted by existing conditions and
70 cur way Of thinking. and we 50
stated at that time. was useless
and unnecessary expenditure Of the
city's money For that reason We
were not surprised At the action
council last night in adopting an
ordinance consolidating the two Of.
fices. thus saving the city 5000 per
annum. and we are pleased to com
mend council for its conduct in this
particular Instance.
Other cuts were made IN various
places among the cit officials. and
a-of course. It was an unpleas
ant lob for the council to have to re-
sort to this remedy, at the same
time that body IS compelled 70 deal
this year with q new condition of
city finance and in order to meotits
obligations and make needed public
Improvements with the limited re
sources at its Ea;,sl,ais, council mast e
rtcessity lconomize wherever and
whenever it can.
The News is sure that these cuts
IN official salaries is FL no wise a
Reelection on The city officials now
holding these places and It is 70 be
noped that they VIII take the proper
view OF the matter and accept the
situation gracefully.
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ton Of his support. The paychologi-
cal effect Of cleveland-s presence III
the convention would undoubtedly be
very great, and a. an exhibit Of shat
had been before Bryan and what
might be without Bryan has appear
ance would be remarkably elective.
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paragraphers are stlii tryins 2 set
some fun out Of Leap Year, but the
only really funny thing about IL is
that the girls don't show any disposi.
ton to leap.
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CONGRESSMAN Fowler e New Jer-
sey with distinct views on the GU
rency reform situation IS preparing
a bill 10 introduce at tho present SEES
sion
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Neither the master. owners nor
conscience OF the r. sisb steamship
HOLLYWOOD viii be ra epopsible for ans.
Aeits cont acte4 bY the crew Of
said steam hin
+. o. NJ. 5trachan & Co.
C0usiGue@s
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This is to inform the Pablo at
larsa thai the gate Of The ColeTed
Kings DAUGHTERS and Sons Orphans
Home at Crescent Ca, is uu and
ready for celebration on the G6Gh %
January i9GS at the Grace Baptist
cnI, ii. Of Daeien. Ca President
Schariott johnson.
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JU0cE spEEa's SATISFACTION

Judge Emory speer OF Georgia
who ordered the arrest and approved
the indictments Of Gagnor and
Greene. many years ago. and who
then patiently waited until they were
recaDmred, after their flight. ana
who then impartiallg presided over
the three months trial till they
were convicted and who then cooly
sentenced them to undergo long im.
prisonment and heavy fine. his
the FIGHT TO Congratulate himself
upon the action Of the United States
supreme court In sustaining his
course At eveFy step. Judge speeFs
name has earelessly been left on Of
the reviews Of these cases. but MS
name should ana Historically VIII,
lead ali the resf.--Broeklyn Eagle.
December Is. 1907
Unquestionabiy the result Of this
celebrated trial must De satisfa DRY
TO the pre ding Judge who has a.
heart the interest q iustice and
from whose jurisdiction the prolai-
nent prisoners essayed TO escape
The government used al Of is lat-
chinersy to bring them to book and in
one Of their answers filed in court
Messrs. Greene and Gayncr reflected
rather severely upon the zeal Of the
presiding Judge in bringing them TO
u. bar.
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Tho college professor who declares
6af enly ten pw cont Of the Amer
lean nnonlc think can hardly be in
siuaed IN the percentage that ohserv-
es closely.
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It's 4 bad wear this soon for me
1Ieiaze bunch in New York. They
have finally lost control Of he Mes'
camille National Bank.
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Address
News Publishing Co.
Brunswick, Ca.

Scientists claim that there is i
murder germ IN hard cider No
doubt the digestive apparatus gill
agree witch them
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FOR RENT Two nice vacant rooms
close IN, suitable for light house
EecDing. 100 IL South Newcastle
Street Apply to L. Robb at above
address
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" d0ubUeNs zsfteslss-Elts 70 ~tIIfs'Szls
trict attorney and to the department
Of justice who worked " ia assidu.tg
to secure the result. we cannot deny
70 as Eianor, Judge speer the satis-
faction which must come from seeins
culpr.ts brought to Just punishment
and the majesty OF the law abual
antly y.ndieatcd Savannah Press
The fact OF the matter is that
Judge speer and the officers Q; his
court have achieved q victory natloa
al IN It nature and have brousst 10
Justice three of The greatest grafio,s
that ever riflca The treasury Of the
county Brunswick being IN tha az
trlct CT Judge spoer and some Of the
contracts. one WITH vast sums o.
money were stolen relating to her
haeher ID particularly Interested ana
pieased ut The great victory attained
IN tho passing Of Green aad Gayaor
to the penltantia.y ia Allan.
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IL CLEVELAND SHOULD GO.

The report that Grover Cleveland
may attend The Democratic National
Convention as delegate from New
Jersey Is causing q great deal Of IN
easiness in the Bryan camp. Mr..
Bryan him self Is keeping very quiet
en- the subject and has not expressed
himself hut his close personm and
political friend, Mayor James Dahl.
man. Of Omaha is supposed to have
expressed the sentiments Of bryan
when he said III Gvover Cleveland
comes to Denver and attempts 70
start something. he will be surely run
over. However, / believe Cleveland
has too much sense to attempt any
comp at the noaantion.' While
Bryan * not afraid OF anything that
Mr.. Cleveland can do to the dele
Gates for any Of the western states,
he and his friend are apprehensive
Of his Influence on the eastern and
some of the southern delegates. To
the democrats Of the west. Mr.. Cleve-
land can say nothing. aud Bryan feels
perfectly secure Of his western dele
cations. But of the delegations from
the northwestern states he is not so
sure. There may come time In
the convention when word. or
speech, from the ex-president might
turn certain northwestern delega-
tions from the support OF Bryan and
place them behind some democrats
for whom Cleveland stands. Bryan
knows that Cleveland viii have more
influence with the delegations from
New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania
Massaohu etts and number OF otgss
eastern states than he hlnsel
have Ana he also fears The
q tins counsel OF Mr. cleveland
number Of southern deiegatic
kaoNs that the fsht Is, and "
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WANTED YOU TO BUY COAL AND
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LOST Pointer puppy about five
months old. white ana liver. white
s'reas IN f9rehead Return to
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WANTED piano player, mau
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one CENT 4 Word

WANTED Two young men 10 travel
Salary and expense. Can for g.
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FOR SALE-One Number S cooking
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished room.
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FOR shLE~-PraA corner lot 30 By
90. Al5ermarle tnd Wolf streets:
improvements going UP all around
It, Price $3.50. hag cash. balance
on terms. See T. 4. Wrench
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OFFICIAL oRcAN or
Giyn.l County
Csleaa County Commissioners.
The United States Court Of Bank.
nptcy FOR this district.