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ANNUAL MEETING

Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
 Notice is hereby given that the an nuaI meeting of fae stockholders sf CALUMET AND ARIZONA MINING COMPANY will be held at the sffscs of the company, Bisbee, Arizona, on Monday, April 18th, 1888, al 10 a. n., for the purpose os eleetiHg nine air reetors for the ensuing year and for such other hr-iness as may come be tsps tAs sksstA8
 The transIer books of the company will be closed at 12 o'clock noon, March 23rd, and win remain closed until 10 a. m., pril 1st, 1908.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 GORDON R. CAMPBELL, Secretary. Dated at Calumet, Michigan, March
 18th, 1908. il9
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 County of Cochise ss. To the creditors of R. J. Torpey:
 You are hereby notified that K. J. Torpey, lately conducting a grocery business at Lowell and Douglas, Arizona, on the 29th day of January, 1908, executed deed of assignment. conveying to the undersigned. all of his property for the benefit Of such of his creditors as will consent to accept their proportional share of the said estate and discharge him from their respective claims, and that the undersigned accepted said trust, and has duly qualified as re- quired by lay All creditors con senting to said assignment must, within four months after the publica- ton of this notice make known to the assignee their consent in writing, and within six months hom the date of this notice. file their claims as preacribed by law, with the under signed, who resides at Bisbee. Co chise County, Arizona, which is also his postoffice address.
 Witness my hand this 21st day of February. 1908.
 w H. BRoPHY. s45. Assignee.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Superior and Pittsburg Copper Go.
 Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of SUPERIOR AND PITTSBURG COP PER COMPANY will be held at the office of the company, Calumet, Mich igan, on Monday, April 18th, 1908, at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of electing ten directors for the ensuing year and for such other business as may come before the meeting.
 The transfer books of the Company will be closed at 12 o'clock noon. March 18th, and will remain closed until 10 a. m., April 1st, 1908.
 By order of the Board of Directors
 GORDON R. CAMPBELL, Secretary. Dated at Calumet, Michigan, March
 18th, 1908. 120
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COPPER QUEEN HOTEL CAFE

Good eaJIng everybody likes. It's the customary and proper t.,ing to take your friends to. THE COPPER QUEEN HOTEL CAFE. where an in- teresting Menu with the finest foods cooked by Chefs who KNOW" quiet ly and quickly served at popular prices
 THE REAL TALK OF THE TOWN" is our One Dollar Dinner, 5:30 to p. m.
 Cafe open from 6:SO a. m. to IF o'clock Midnight. 3
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BODY WILL BE HELD.

The body of Victor Marcolyn will be held at the Palace Undertaking parlors until his relatives in England, who have been notified of his death, have been heard from, Marcolyn died at the c. o. hospital shortly after his arrival in the city from San Antonio, Texas
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HAS FOOT CRUSHED.

Freblo Reyes, a Mexican in the employ of the Copper Queen mines, was injured yesterday by a large piece of timber falling on his foot and crushing it. The injury is of such a serious nature that it will have to be amputated. Reyes was em- pfoyed on top at one of the mines.
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NEW BAPTIST PASTOR.

Rev. J. A. Kanarr, of Nashville, H.. has been called to the pastorate of the Baptist church of this city. to fill the vacancy made by the resigna- tion of Rev. John Irving O'Neill,. wno tendered his resignation seyerai weeks ago. The new pastor comes highly recommended and is said to be man of great ability. He Is ex- pected to enter upon his duties here about the first of next month.
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No sand storms in winwOOd.
HIGH SCHOOL TO WAIT.

As was announced in the Review several days ago the pupils of the high school will meet tonight at ten central school building. where they will await a telephone message from Tempe. where Miss Evans will tonight meet the representatives of the lead ing schools of the territory in con test for the championship oT Arizona in oratory. Before adjourning to the school building for social time, the pupils will attend in a body the bas- ket ball game between the Douglas and Risbee '. NJ. c. A.
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A eusY sPoT.

Having made the plaza near the gen eral ofices of the Copper Queen company the end d the street rail way has made that spot q scene oi activity at ali times of the day and night. Here the arrivals from Lowell and Warren, and from the many mines in that direction, alight from the cars, and here all those who leave Bisbee in any direction On the car line, must wait for their car.
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Get a lot in winwood.
PROBABLY BURIED MONDAY

John Wilson, the miner who died suddenly in the change room at the Holbrook on Thursday morning, viii probably be buried next Monday. So far all inquiries as to relatives in this country have proved futile. It is said that the father and mother of the deceased are in Sweden.
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THEATRE IMPROVES FRONT

The managers of the Orpheuni theatre are treating the front of that building to change that will be a decided improvement when it is com pleted. They have in mind improve ments Of considerable proportions, which they will inaugurate as soon as arrangements are made.
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GOLF CONTEST.

The greens committee of the coun- try club met yesterday afternoon to prepare for the golf contest of eighteen holes to be held on Sunday, All members of the club can take part. The prize will be box Of balls. The Schwartz Bros. and Mark P. John prizes will be played for on the following Sunday. Many mem bers nave already entered for the contest, and the event will be most exciting.
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PLEASED WITH PRACTICE.

The Bartenders ball team were yesterday telling their friends and congratulating each other on tne gooo showing which they made at lner practice game at Don Luis the oay before, when the team went out in an automobile for a few hours practice. They say they are in good shape and will be able to give good account of themselves in the game with the Mechanics tomorrow.
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BASKET BALL LINE UP.

The interest in the basket ball game that is to be played in the gymnasium tonight between Doug. las r. M. c. A. team and the team from the local association is at white heat. The line up of the team will be the same as it was three weeks ago when the team played the Uni versity team. Those who will play for the visiting team are: Tom Rice
 captain, center; Ted Rice and Will Fox, forwards; C. Philbrick and Geo. Fisher, guards; E. Welsh, sub. The game will start at eighty thirty, sharp.
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pIsee MEN TO BUTTE

Since the announcement went forth that the big smelters at Butte Montana. were again to open and fur nish employment to many hundreds of men, there have been quite a mum Der of men who have gone from this place to Montana, to secure positions there. Among those who have recent ly left here for that point are T. Bat. ty. William Marshall and G. Book, all of whom have been employed in the mines narp
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SCALES AT DON LUIS.

Tn response to a need which has been realized for some time the E. P. & s. W. railroad Is putting in set of large scales at Don Luis. They are fifty feet in length. of the latest model of railroad scales, and are be- ing bedded in concrete in order to in sure soIdity.
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ARM AmPUTATEp.

William Marshall, who was brought to the c. o. hospital in this city from Douglas for treatment ot an injured srn, yesterday underwent an opera, tion in which the injured member was amputated. The operation was considered successful and it is ex- peeted that he will repidly recover. AarskAlIs injury was so severe that thsre was no circulation below the elbow; as sfesult of which gangrene Eet in
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MExIcANs WILL DANCE.

The Mexicans of the city are look i ing forward with interest to dance which will be given next week in the odd Fellows Hall by the Mexican Patriotic Society of Bisbee. A dance given at the same place by this or ganization some time ago was a great success and the one next week is expected to be even more enjoyable occasion. The music will be furnished by an orchestra from Cananea.
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REsTINe WELL.

A. NJ. fRichmond, the man who was injured at the Czar shaft Thursday at noon. Is reported to be resting well, with all conditions favorable to- ward his recovery. Richmond had his skull fractured by an axe Falling On 1t from man-way.
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EAL E TO TUCSON.

Attorney George H. Neale was a passenger oa the evening train for Tucson, where he will attend to legal matters pertaining to the Cadena de Cobre suit. which will be probably settled today.
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The NJ. E. ladies will serve a meat pie dinner in church parlor Saturday from to D. m. Will also have on sale aprons of all kinds, big and lit tie. fancy and plain. Come and buy your summer supply. 139
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ANOTHER GUN MAN.

James Holland appeared before Justice Hogan today in answer to a complaint charging him with carrying concealed weapons He was fined $65 and sentenced to serve ten days in jail. His fine was paid. but he must serve his sentence.
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sEwER NoTicE

Property owners desiring to have their sewer connections made by ea contractors can make arrangements with Andy Tong at the Royal Hotel. Sy0. CHICK & WHITE.
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GOES TO LEADvILLs.

Col. L. W. Powell left last evening for the Leadville camp, where he will spend today on tour of inspection, returning this evening.
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LEGAL NoTIcEs.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior, nInifed States Land Office.) ]
Phoenix, A. IT, March I,

Phoenix, A. TT, MATCH T, IyJo-
 A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by c. J. Lund- wall, contestant, against Homestead Entry No. 1850. made January IS, 1904, for N. W. 1-4 of Section 4, Township 24-S. Range 24-E. by Frank Psletsh, contestee, in which it is alleged that said Frank Piletsh has abandoned said above described entry and has ,cft the country and he. has failed to com
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-14

Winwood. the only suburb where a home within easy reacn ot the wage earner. Better than stocks is lot in WiuWood.
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Set a ten days option on a Winwood lot for $500 before the best are sold. 7ss
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Alhambra whoIesaIe lce eream.
DO NOT REJOICE.

Notwithstanding the general jollifi- cation that was felt over the arrival of the street cars in the city. there was one time-honored line of busi. ness that it's advent affected very considerably. That is the line of hacks that has piled between this city and Lowell ever since the two towns have been built. The owners, however, are not kicking, although one of them suggested. when he was invited to ride on the first car. that he thought it would be appropriate to follow the cars with all his hacks draped in mourning It will be a long time before the citizens of the town forget the hack line that so long offered the only public means of conveyance between the two places.
 -.7
 Grand masquerade skating party at the rink Saturday night, March 14th. Two prizes of $500 each to be award ed, 1st for best costume, End for best character. Masks can be pur- chased at the office. Good music and plenty fun for everybody. 153
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Don't forget the Saturday night dance at Tammany Hall. SC
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Hsut forget the Saturday night dnsee at Tammany Hall. DO
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Don't forget the Saturday night dance at Tammany Hall. 6t
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WANTED

WANTER
 WANTED-Chamber work or to assist at housework. Apply at Star Lodging House office. 322 WANTED-Genera homework. Ad- dress Ada Delozier, Box 1874. S2S WANTED-Second hand restaurant range and dishes at once. Address Box 50, Review S31 Confinement cases Q speciality. Light house work in connection Referncas, Care ". Review. 15S WANTED-Position in general house work. Apply Box 1850. Al. POSITION WANTED--By man who has been in camp 1-2 years with one firm. Can do any clerical work Address Reyisw4J J. l. c. 147 WANTED-Boarders Who appreciate a first class boarding house. Home cooking. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 146 WANTED-New and second hard fur niture bought and sold. Phone 341, next to Pythian Castle. ss4 WANTED-New and second hand fur niture. Burnam Furniture Com pany. Phone L 1ls. eeS
 FOR RENT.
 FOR RENT-Four large front office rooms on Main St., suitable for any profession; will be sub-divided to suit tenant All the latest improve ments Terms reasonable. Apply to c. NJ. Henkel, the jeweler. Main street. 125 FOR RENT-Two large airy furnish ed rooms, close in, very desirable. 20SA Opera Drive. 155 FOR RENT-Storage of all classes of goods. Apply Brophy Carriage Co, Lowell. 624 FOR RENT-Two desirable rooms Quality Hill, one s15, one SIP. Alp ply Mrs. A. NJ. Tong, Royal Hotel
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ARIZONA & NEW MEXICO
 RALLY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE

For further information spply . nearest Agent, or to
 NORMAN CARMICHAEL.
 Ass't. Gen7. Supt 4. T. THOMSON,
 T,sAsurer. CLIFTON. A T.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

Bv bringing your job work to th Review rou get the best service,
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WANTED-Chamber work or to assist at nousework. Apply at Star
 Lodging House office. S22
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WANTED-General nousework. Ad- dress Ada Delozier, Box 1574. SzS WANTED-Second hand restaurant range and dishes at once. Address
 Box 50, Review 33l
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Confinement cases a speciality. Light house work in connection Referncss, Care ".
 Review. 15S
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Five room house, Fur niture and piano for sale, or would sell house, also graded lot. Upper
 Quality Hill, near tennis court. Mrs. Porter 327
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two large, airy furnish ed rooms, close in, very desirable.
 2OSA Opera Drive. 155
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UNIFORM TEXT
BOOKS SOUGHT
Writer Signing as Citizen
Wants Candidates to
Pledge Themselves.

For years the people OF this state
have been asking the legislature for
state nnifarmify 90 taxfhn6as. Ey-
cry county in the state at teachers,
Institutes has annually made this de-
msnd by resolution. al, every sesr
sion such legislation has been blocked
by the book companies. In Ohio. III
virginia In Kentucky in every other
state in the Union the same school
book is sold tor less money to the
pupil than in this state. The reason
is obvious.
other states enter into state con-
tracts with publishers, at competitive
seaiedlbid' prices providing for the
use and sale of such boks for the en-
tire state. In West Virginia the book
companies work" for county book
boards Every publishers spends
about $4,000 for legitimate expenses
and samples and high priced agency
work in making the fight every few
years. How much is spent illigiti-
mately is matter Of guess, the peo-
pile pay for 1t. Every county has
different series of books. Poor peo-
pie crossing the county border lire
must throw away their books and
purchase an entirely new series. Ev-
.erything is 50 arranged for the sale
of the greatest number of books.
Surely this not matter even good
common sense. The same book that
Is sold for $l,0O in this state is sold
by state contract for 65 cents in an
adjoining state How long. will the
people stand for this outrage and tax
on education?
At the last special session Of the
legislature half a dozen bills were In
troduced providing for state board
and state uniformity of textbooks.
The house passed measure by al
most a unanimous vote; but it was
killed in the senate. as reported by
the newspapers.
Why can't the people have senate
that Will not be controlled by the
book trust? We are about to elect
senators who VIII serve in the next
regular session OF the legislature.
No issue Is mQIf.t Vial Ito education
and to the people than this one? How
do the candidates from this district
stand on the question? How win
they vote. If elected to represent us?
Let every candidate place himself on
record, by PUBLIC defining his atti-
tude, and whether or not he VIII sup
port "a measure providing for state
uniformity Of ta9t-boolys. Some OF
us teachers anda gchooI patrons want
to know whomowe are voting for to
represent us at. Charleston Don this
question. II We are to have n 'sys-
tenn OF state uniformity of examina-
lions. we want to know whether our
senators and delegates viii support a
measure providing for state uniformi-
ty of textbooks at the regular SEES
sion OF the legislature next January
or whether the book companies viii
be permitted again to control the
question. -l'''",~sf y
A CITIZEN.
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thus far successful in showing that
dangers from individualfsm can be eff
fectively regulated, and that the
abuse in the exercise of private prop
erty can be restrained. Thus a great
conservative victory has been won
and the coming of socialism has bean
stayed.
THE question which you have ul-
tlmately to meet is not whether we
shall return to condition OF I'M
regulated railways and unregulated
trusts, but is whether we shall main
tain strict system Of regulation Of
railways and trusts, or whether we
shall turn the country over to the
advocates of government ownership
and state socialism. Any one who
seeks retrograde step from the pol
Icy of the administration is blind 10
every political syn of the times"
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FOR RENT-House of 0 rooms, pan
try. bath. hot and cold water; rent
$50. -Four rooms with all the
modern conyenlences and in fine
condition, near the center of the
city, rent $40. Four rooms with all
modern conveniences. close in rent.
$40. Five room house in Glen
wood. rent s12.5O. See Lynch-El-
lott Co., 319 Empire Bldg.
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Today's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
ONE PIECE GARMENT FoR cnlLpREN.-

M nothing really in ehidns frOc
me null badste linen still ornamenon dainty
hand enbroe innumerable tiny
e tFl set by hand yalencennes
as usual the methods Of elaboration
children - n $500 - $685.
some variety introduced by minCng
ong combined with yaencennes fine real
place In the design and Of there infinite
the mother has TASTE deghtu
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little expense. but
considerable under
standing and inge.
nuity IN ust be
brought to bear
upon the problem
If genuine success
is TO result. In the
first place, the pos.
sibilities OF the child
must be considered.
OF course there
are dresses that
M y be bought,
chiefly of the com.
moner and more OBJ
vious types, and
there are dressnals-
ers who. If money
need not be con-
sldered, will turn
you out the most
dainty froclrs de-
sired, but the aver.
age mother cannot
shift responsibility
In this fashion, and
q majority of the
little costumes ARE
prepared at home
with the assistance
of the family seam
stress.
The little frock
illustrated is of the
one piece variety
and, having no
seams at the shoul.
ders or at the arm
scye. gives opportu-
nlty TOT carrying
out unique designs
in embroidery or
In sertion. This
same pattern can
be used for n slip
or for n comblna.
ton guimpe and
pettlcoat.
This dress or com.
blnation of gulnpe
and pettlcoat slips
over the head. The
pattern is cut In
three sIzes-for chill
- e. ana
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kilograms Pattern Department

The Telegram VIII Seam Allowing paper pas
terms from these New designs The price
pattern. whether DureAased p nai n person.
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Cough Caution

Never, osiiyeiy neyer poison your ifn =. II Sou
eongh--even nom simple cold only-Yuu should
away neHls aQothe. and ease thu frTitEtHd bEon-
eillAl tnpes Donf blindly suppress Il with q
niAliy come about. For twenty yeaFs Dr. shoop
~. Community warned people not 20 thke cough
al1tnlss OF Prescriptions containing Opium.
StlloloioEfn, nr similar posons. And n0Fa little
y Inough-Congrass says Put iton the label,
y polsQns arc IN your Cough Mixture" Goodt
Nery goodl tliisYery reasonmot Others
Cough Cure. No poison mark on m. Shoop's
lADeis-and none n tho medicine. else Il must BY
law e On the label And Il not only saie, but Is
= h.lid % he ~ t1osa hat owit best. q trnly ne
Alie cough remedy. Take no chance then.
PARTICULARLY with your ehil dren. Insist on having
". knoops Cough Cure. Compare carefully the
pr ". 6hoop package with Others and note the
difference. No poison marks there Ycn can
GlMaYa be on the snla aidn In dalnafliilne
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Targc new
house Of seven r oms. in good con-
dillon. occupied by the owner who
is.leaylng the city. Best bargain
in the market. Beautiful home
built with the intention OF occupy
ing myself. Compile batR room.
good well of water; close 10 both
street car lines; large yard with $50
feet frontage; three porches and all
other modern conveniences. Call
and see IT. Call Bell phone 1928.
or write Darlington B. Taylor
CIarksburg. w. Va.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms table board IL desired, bath
and all conNeniences. Apply at
,410 Lee Street.
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FOR RENT-slx room cottage on
Kelley Hin, good wei! of water at
the back porch. Apply at Levy's
cigar store, s32 Pike St
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FOR RENT-one newly furnished
room with use OF bath. Apply ga
Lee street or call Bell phone
SEW.
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FOR RENTING unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping; desirable
location. s45 Mulberry st.
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FOR RENT-New s room house ON
West Pike street PIT Comfort; all
modern conveniences. Price SIS
per month. HaTe Morgan, Atty.
Irwin Bldg.
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FOR RENT-onc SIX room brick
house in Jackson Square, house
practically new, good location and
neighborhood, price $27.5O per
month, N, y. Mccarty, Oak Hall
Bldg.
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dren from five garment child three
years OF age requires s 80
inches wide -
Any reader OF this
sending 10 cents to this Office Give the
the receipt of the order
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TAFT ANSWERS

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FOR RENT-Dwenms house on
Point Comfort, Possession May i.
Edmund Huglll, 923 PIT. Comfort
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