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FAMOUS KANSAS
HOTEL BURNED
Continues from Page I.

room with him was a suit case containing
81 0a0 Of Kansas municipal bonds, tie
property Of a fraternai organization dr1
just purchased for 30 by committee. o.
which McNall was a member AcNat
waited patiently in the front window of
his room while the firemeu and spectators
below were making frantic efforts to gel
ladder up To- the window. The first ladder
was too short. A fireman had I'm tlr
meantime reached q fire escape ten feet
from the window ledge. There he waitel
until another ladder was sent up 20 him.
Heading this across the gap. the fireman
s5fuporfed McNaii while the latter rliu1eI
to the first ladder. and 10 safety. McNal
first had thrown his treasured suit case 90
the ground.
Thomas Benton Murdoch. the veteran
editor Of the Eldorado Republican. o1'H-
MED A room on the south side of the
fourth floor. Awakened by the cries or
fire. he found escape cut off by the H7I.-
way and climbed ont of the window ana
hung suspended from the ledge. soon Dig
room mate handed out a blanket ana
down this improvised ladder Editor Mlr-
dock slid finally dropping 70 the -00i n'
an adjoining building lie was only s.f-'i-
ly hurt Ex-Governor Click was carried
down a ladder from the third floor and
escaped without injury
". / Morgan. p member Of the .aE--.-
ture and editor n the Hutchinson N.N--
and his wife were among the guests. BON
escaped with their lives. but Mr. Nor
gan sustained q broken leg
T. z Lambert of Emporia- who is 9f-
lieved to have been burned 10 death He-
one Of the best-kuowu men fri the @d--.
For eight years ne was postmasfar q.
Emporis and for four years he was 1li.l
States district attorney for the Easter.
district OF Kansas. having been arp75 .--l
BIZ President Mckinley. He was asS-
attorney for the Santa Fe railway for t-e
district covering southeastern Kansas.
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KUCHLER'S ATTITUDE
ON LIQUOR QUESTION

The friends Of the prohibition move
..ieut are protesting against the reference
OF the proposed temperance legislation to
the committee on manufactures and COM
merca The personnel of this committee
does not please the prohibiuonists. Its
chairman Senator KuChler. is accused OF
being closely allied with the liquor inter
csts This Mr. kuchier vehemently de-
MES Il was charged that he was en-
gagged in cigar manufacture and fcr tnat
reason was directly interested in killing
any prohibition measures. The senator
from Weber declares that he Is engaged
eniv in the real estate and sheep bust
ness and is not interested one dollar IN
cigar mauufa -ture-
Senator Kuchler said last evening that
lie desired To state his position on the
LIQUOR question clearly, that both the TEN
Ierance and liquor interests might know
lust what treatment TO expect from his
u am perhaps as free from any influ-
ence one way or the other on this QUes-
ton said he. las any man in the state.
And that is probably the reason that
was given this Craftsmanship. / am ID
a poSition to give both sides OF the ques-
ton absolutely fair consideration
When I was a candidate Tor senator
she opposition m.sde a temperance light
on ne, declaring for local option and
asking for the suprort OF the temper
anee people on that ground However
] Vas elected by more than 200 plural
fty. which. I think, showed that the Deo-
pie had confidence in me. have never
committed myself on this question dnc
do not intend TO do so until | have looked
into il thoroughly.
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SEEKING NEW BRIDGE
ACROSS GREEN RIVER

Within a day OF two there will be in
troduced in the house bill proyiding an
a accommodation for the construction Of =
81 o., steel bridge across the Green river
between Green River and Elgin- Inc cit
liens Of Emery and Grand counties nave
forwarded a petition containing many sis
,s,t,,res to the REPRESENTATIVE of those
counties in the house and senate ana
are working for an appropriation OF ths
amount needed to construct bridge
Afonzo Brinkerhoff of Emery county
is chairman of the committee on high
v.svs and bridges in the senate. The house
COMMITTEES has not yet been named
The residents Of the two counties al
farfed most By the proposed legislation
are nointinz out the fact that such
bridge is an important unit in the con-
struCtion Of an east and west highway
across the state via GTand Juhctlph,
Green River ana through the mountains
on the Salina pass,
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Latest improvements In Safety De-
post Vaults.

The latest improvements in Safety
Deposit Vaults are TO be found in the
vaults of this company. They are mod
ern. having been built last year. and
they are absolutely water, fire and bur
glar proof. If you have valuable letter.,
papers or jeweiTy, you should protect
them against loss by keeping them IN a
private box in our Safe Deposit Vaults
$500 per year pays for box which Is
plenty large enough for the average
man or woman.
Hours. $3.50 a. m. 10 s .. m. SatuT-
days until $50 p. m.
An attendant always in charge.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY.
g Up. Main Street
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WILLARD DONE NAMED
SENATE MINUTE CLERK

willard Done. former secretary to Gov
ernor cutler. was appointed minute clerk
az the senate yesterday afternoon. VII
liam r. Jenkins is transferred from his
nosifion as minute clerk to the position
Of assistant enrolling and engrossing
cierl Willard Done was decided upon
At a caucus of the senators at which there
was some discussion with reference as to
who should be given the place. Senator
Bsdger worked hard for Willard Done.
The caucus finally decided on Done ana
his name was placed before the senate by
Senator Carl Badger. who explained al
some length to the effect that because
of the large number Of bills that is TO
come before the senate il is necessary TO
have more than one engrossing clerk: that
Mr. Jenkins is an excellent engTossing
clerk and that Mr.. Done is an excep-
tIonally fine minute clerk. There was no
objection on the floor Of the senate TO
the appointment. q
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EMINENT DOMAIN LAW
PROPOSED IN HOUSE

A bin identical with that introduced in
the senate Wednesday By Badger pro-
Wiling for the extension of the right OF
eminent domain to foreign corporations,
was introduced in the house Yesterday by
Paker Of Tocele. The proposed law gives
fas foreign corporations doing business Il
iTtah the same privileges as those which
are Incorporated ulder the laws OF this
state with especial reference TO having
q standing in the state courts when con-
rlemnation proceedings are concerned, for
example.
The present law is rot changed BY the
nevT law save to the extent that IL gives
CORPORATIONS incorporated under the laws
If other states the same rights as those
Incorporated in this state, first having
complied with the requirements regard
Ing fees and the like
Two wears ago. when the eminent do
main bill was passed. It was the inten-
ton 10 include the foreign corporations.
hut. through an commission or oversight.
this was net done The bill is one mere
IN TO correct a technical defect IN the
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PROHIBITION PETITIONS
ARE BEING RECEIVED

Prohibition petitions are already arriv-
ing from all parts OF the state and being
presented to the legislature. In the SEN
ate yesterday Senator Albert L. Miller in
troduced senate petition No. / on the
prohibition question. urging the members
OF the legislature to pass laws prohibit
ing the manufacture and sale Of intoxi-
eating liquor. save for medicinal, mechan-
iCai and sacramento purposes" This pc
tition was signed by a number of resi-
dents OF Laverkin. The petition was re-
fcFrcd to the committee on manufacture
and commerce.
Senator John Il. Seely Of Sanpete intro
duced senate petition No. :. containing but
one signature. that of Tenie G. Nicholson
Of Spring City. The petition urged Sena-
tor Seely to work for the passage OF q
prohibition measure. The senator said
that he was not acquainted with the aU-
thor Of the petition and wished TO ascer-
tain whether or not she is married. Pres
ident Gardner referxed back the petition
TO Senator Seely for further investiga-
ton.
In the house a petition urging the pas
sage of prohibition measures signed by a
large number Of residents Of Willard
county was introduced by Representative
OWL L. Thompson
Picture Framing.
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M'MILLAh IN FAVOR OF
ENFORCING THE RULES

William Mcmillan OF salt Lake is for
enforcing the rules Yesterday in the
house he called attention In no uncertain
way TO the rule that lies against any pei
son passing between the speakers desk
and the body of the house. Ashton, il
seemed. had been guilty OF an fnfraction
OF this rule. not once, but a number Of
times. and MIR. Mcmillan grew tired Of il.
Il would call the attention of the speak
er to Rule y OF the regulations governing
this body" said Mr.. Mcmillan. land
desire at this time to call attention to the
fact that the passing TO and fro in the
aisle before the speakers desk is most
distracting, and causes confusion when A
member on the floor is speaking.
Il acknowledge the order said Mr..
Ashton. and I hope that ] will not be a
transsTeSsor again.
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HOUSE APPROVES REPORT
OF RULES COMMITTED

The rules committee of the house re-
ported yesterday when the session began
at 1880 O'Clock Mr.. Bower of Utah read
the report Of the committee, which was as
forecasted in The Herald yesterday morn
ing The addition of committee on cap
it0l building and grounds. an oversight az
the meeting on Wednesday, completed the
list Hereafter resolutions will be handled
BY a committee having to do with that
class Of legislation alone. 1t is to be
known as the committee on resolutions
The number Of copies Of bills offered by
members hereafter will be six instead OF
four as was the order under the former
rules
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gree of falsehood was TO be charged 70 the
two cabinet officers, or neAn &c -
b,oslicxs and whatever the pfeSluS--S5 =
around him. The attorney genera, ~
said had a splendid memory for 49, f,,3
details Of his conversation Win nun -
he could not recollect whether ne u .-
brought suit or not against the Sou', l',t,
oregon company and had TO ask 80 80
ordinate whether he had pertoflneu liiio
important duty for congress
Meeting of Ananias Club.
He suggested that there should pc 9
meeting of the executive committee OF tiiI
Anauizs club with William r Shanyts..
or some other member to determine Wis
degree should be conferred upon SlaIies
J. BOnaparte and this man Meyer. a..
Mr. Tiiiman laid stress on the tact uiee !
he had not cndea vored to obtain any GOV
ernulsnt land. but only to purchase ieiiu
that had been given a corporation VIII
the stipulation that that corporation
should sell il 10 the public At S.-s5 Per
acre. He insisted that ne was entitled 70
q full investigation of these charges anu
10 a report as he did not wish 20 rest IN
der the imputatons that kad been cas-
upon him. If no report should be mace,
he said the impression would 90 alroao
that the senate had whitewashed MIN ana
that he was guilty Of some wrongdoing
an impression that he did not WISH 10
rest under
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Notice.

Information Wanted.-Will give 800
for the correct address % any Of the
following people. Address II West
South Temple. Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Waterson, last address ee5 Sec
ond South. city.
Charles Schmidt. last address Is East
First South. city.
r. c. NeTTan & Crosby, last address
Ophir and 322 Constitution building.
W F. Fitzpatrick. last address s1g
Center street.
r. NJ. Beehle, city.
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Not Pleasant But Necessary.

Upon taking the floor Mr.. Tillman said
1t was not pleasant for him to intrude
his personality upon the attention Of the
senate.
Il have enough notoriety already. de-
ciared MI Tiuman. and 1 am not anxious
to advertise myself. but the senate knows
the proyocatiOn / am under, and ] trust
will bear with me-
Mr.. Tillman then sent to the desk and
had real a full copy Of Attorney General
Bonaparte's statement replying to Mr.
Tfllman's former statement in respect to
his contemplated purchase Of Oregon tim
Der land
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Notice

Dr.. T. 9. Odell has removed his Of
fee to the Mercantile building. Hours.
10 TO p
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TWENTIETH WARD WINS.

The Twentieth ward got away wien
both games in the Ensign league series
last evening. The first team Of the Twen-
tieth ward defeated the first team Of
the Eleventh ward by a score Of 3 to
g. The second team game resulted In
a score of S. to 20 The games were
played in the Twentieth ward gym
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GIVES THE LIE TO
MEMBERS OF CABINET
Continued from Page I

them thought but of an If as If YOU
said so. then l said So and they shook
hands and swore brothers Your # IS the
only peacemakeT. put much virtue in II.
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Learn 70 pance Now.

Odeon academy. Adult beginners
glass commences Friday, Jan. Is. at 3
j.. M
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coNNoIssEURs BUY
ORIENTAL RUGS

The Oriental Art shop on East Third
South has caused a stir in shopping
circles the last week. much TO the gra-
ti6cation of those who appreciate far
eastern art. and numerous sales Of
highly valued pieces have been re-
corded.
Mr. 5. J. Nicholas. proprietor OF tha
establishment. which is located at i
East Third South, has been kept busy
explaining the origin and manner of
producing the various celebrated a.
signs.
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Tribune-Reporter Printing Co.,
&C West End South. Phones lis
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THE SIGN OF THE FOUR

stsustone ev w Pdu o ne quarters
OF
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Picture Framing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. le2 Main.
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riiE sHArrtE AUCTION Go Will
Hri.i AT itgaa HNNNNru Az. NNAn
rfkh te1p A s. NNiuAN APHtt. 49,
rtr cuNrhNrH or alN WEtL ruW.
suiden yah bureaus unmmadas ana eom,
mnauuns. Eoed ifUu beds. uprluHa mat
tfcfaes. full sirs and wlens evm
'orta spreads sheets. atps. laos curtains
russ mifrgrs pictures f0liefweFs rUeh
rfa ehatra heater runk stove uas
rsuEs disAss iaundty ana hiiehea uisn-
sus TOO flat meet be vacated. - ever.
thing secs Including drpp head singer
mnthlnr iiu uu time fNf bargains John
hushsit autiienseF tha btp
AUCTION SALE or UNCLAIMED
aroWAuE snd machinery viii g. cold
% the oriental doch go fhufadat ih"
tth 81 Auui ~ $50 sharp consist
wffr. fats saiHen ustufha nffirs fufni
fufs machinery etc tY order % the
Oriental Warehouse Coz " hthat
raH aactloneer rbonos Maiu leoi
asersstowa Aastion sna SALES stables
horses. harness vehicles Bought anh sald
aa eatnFnisalpn Auttun sVpry FfldaF l
y "a 80 head hgfaes sii siseF go hand
hfAndnon It. nsvfNeie~a aaf III
me naEie Furniture a Anciioa CO
Pike sHd Slate WI bay fenf gaaas ~
best eaah prteps. of ssii them on com
misaiuH W
FoR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.
SASH AND boon nAnuAfsa
Net n~a sash. slss t.ens-e. eniy I"
mes nsd alas. ~ Zee, ia ees iiti
WINDOW FRAMES
riaia wtaaa~ France tisa
winaow tsNnss e. Weights -ith
n'gf .gp go, a. s.ss.s,s esa hs' Nh
poo3s
saiY q IL Pss seer yos sil nnish. 81 y
rislur. aoalalas. I cen, r.r fesa
Quarter Eeaua. % GEES. W. baaafsa
49, ssa,s "a 80, 80 AL, a. M
cttsass Ffaps nsers. with fasaF sisss
sud splan en4 1876 .
iFlgI s-::llissii I, :. - =, : :ss.s: !,
~. ~sisal u II. 80 s.sars "a %
wsFulnE nemaFs II shsap iGat reef
in9s thst nfs ues fuii weinht
rnicn lars
ssisf f,s. wsl. seesy
1873 Western Ars seattle Va
FaY ssis. Warehouse siso goas
ehagre rsf1 = hsff ss.oa hsI
a sse8 hesi isntias a warsheass w
pauleaisrs efifs % seh qH Me-
MHf1fns &fuhs wash NaAfr -
Poe sale ahinsts mitI on snuna isa
urft3kf uaehHaes See each Nslanes
IN tsrma &C. Wil lease lie chefFf ~
room phHne Ettt III 20
remp fnf saias tn Esae farsirs - feet
4aiFaHsssd pipe Address tNtt WalinE-
ford ~ thsns 40 1857 a#ttssis
srenss asu Mais ieE trees, - ~ A
tineh tlre Mast - saia aHsE
MaNman. rsefean. Wash It's
Nsm aeatsish ssufaf meahfaFa hania
innaf sts rika ff
sinHsf saNtuE maFhtHss 90 easF Fag
meats - A WaENaasF. 1879 rhifd a.
afHaffs
FHf sale sanH ara Wrstst ttas
Weaaisna A. rhens East tpe& itttt
FOR sALU-FuRsiTuRE
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Closing Out

ia hi,ph VIEW Adsitiss. =.
irH r fhe hssi lots Ell n, ha1s
Mtri AZ $500 % sc 80. fs aa's
4. Leh ~ ~. fhsss ~ -. -
~ H.. ls from riesssr sqssr. 4,
cgfnpsfss Hifb this yfossst, ssfssi ~
ana price if iseailoh
.....i Pay COMPANY nc
i'DNth FLOOR NnnLHons inn
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Borzone's Addition
TO THE CRY or arArnr.

what IN you think ~ this7 Keats
all previous advantages a. Hnf home
~ your own We aiil help f9u tp buiii
on these lafHf ana signify Tote seatH1.
ua rifF taNas gr bond charges 90 meet
an this atHupad Hnn cleared fFart 90
regulation city biafks Htfh e1.u ffFHffs
aHd IE.H alleys sidewalks lu nH at
streets wsfef hflnH placed 90 every fnf +.
abstracts furnished aHd WafrahfF deeds
guaranteed blocks fo school EaiuE
a. go auwu aud fh per month we
have o. nAmher ~ TIE best Tote itff To-
auifa at uffiar on the grounds 80 Ftfn
vest ard Third AZ w Take Fntu.
uav az car o. eBd ~ una 90 Asattte.
Everett IuteFurban 90 ara nV M W ".
salesman 90 grounds a. 90 times
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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o. twenty i've cents per month NntiN
erred o. niau o. carrier No tree euptee
To MAIL 81 usCRinNNs The aHte
WhEn Yeuf subscription eNuifra 10 en the
address Label "a saeh rapfr When that
date aFttvea 10 YuWr subscription has nut
aEain been raid tn advance. yeuf naWe
h taken frsr the nnt A Orange ot date
on the address label la fetsipt
NoriCE no sVnsCHlnNNs should
Feur tcpy ~ Nha star fail % reata you
BY ! usiork ans evtnins please 90 ua
tire faNef 20 UHlt up cur fnain NfilFe
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and 1a o'clock ard w Wiit sand fen a
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than ones, please telephone nH every time
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Snaps

s-foaFn rotiaFe. eiass % ear Nrs iai
anKtat fruit art garden o. tef TsTms
! nrres or plrs Nna 81 tHat half cash
Z erfa blocks wHsf ~ Brighten
Bsafh saifaatf go hafae eg riat{inE
81 SEQ cash
t.ranfn rnffnFe nrfuef 3ef teEiaf
pFfcs ti.E1t. cash 1899 balance tia psg
tlf.fIth
81 co
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Exclusive AFfufH
Main tttf 100 Cherfy ~ loo afts
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FARMS AND LANDS.

wATER VnoNr rncrERrfrs
itt AGAta. ronffnr alec iaks mHai ifn.
rfoFemsHts stecs tseis Ftc a. Gee
~ AcMEr 81 mAtn lAna heiwesn So
sitis sna rse.sss nae hssrh. sea isr-
90 kcHEa. fnalaisnd h.tsssn Seattle sua
Faenfas, uaimEfuvsd ts4t per effs
iti AHMMH kslf wlla frantsss en- ntrs
h~ash Haiu ehsnnsi het~ssn Tseefaa
% ACnrH franilns rrsffiss las 10.
iHs.r hsstfis sna Taeafaa. aisa 90 nsr
lntssufhas safssy u srfes inaFfg'sd
feed ss,,Alnss s'.sA aaa iee.s iatt
ltaFfefea rae leach sstta
HNtEH AcnEa ffoufias nses lake seuth
= ths el.g isssl i.ot sesd ssiii iset
ROBERT MAErnV
iissst ssi Aiasss nlss LIE
rgr 81. - e-nss g ceres n saa.
hutNish enanfg fws miiss hnYth af Hart
fara So lsnpFnVsnsnfs
Decd level lAht 80 sores - sseenE
sfgwth usnbsf, Yaans efehsrd, - srfss
s'ssssu. sfasslss fesa rfiss iftts
fora wssh y ' D ws / ii.ifs
A FNw nA naAiwn
n.tsa ~ ens sefs Il rus land at
nitsftes3 ttt cash ana as per naenth
-, ~ a. e., az s' 100. ss,. =, = i.s.' sli
~ si.ar.e pfios tite ere essa snd
q n NfcNOI.n
~ tafen uiaak
HERE "a A Qu9n uff
TWENTY AcMEH. ~ lagst SEED SOIL
partly iHnufaFsa. nee -. affan corner
tsa 500 fHgntg fnafs dfisfHN tia.
fauns aeaffts gstilc usrast. aarfuaaf
81 ~ utcs Improved places Nwusg
teeiF#N auir& eaia a. fakaH Mtthfn
fe~ aaFH ftttr wiH buy a. Tsrma
On part
RouEur NAATHr.
ftfsHEtsFEt AfassN ftdK a-iN.ff
Fof sale. rs arres gees land 4 miles
ffarn HnphuHitsh good locality = mile
from school Price fAe4 "A q farsrn
n = nstheu Wash --f.isn
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
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A 10-Acre Farm

on the wake OF new Iuterufhnn.
with I trains and boats daily 60
and large patch ~ stra wberflss
email house aud other Improve
menta All Tor o. 600 terms can be
arranged on part For inforwn lion
cali up asses between a. 81. ana 3
. ~ o. $3.50 before or after that
time
A. p SMITH
sti Empire npildinE
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BUILDERS

stxiRa 20 aNay. eernsF. Fnund view
scar Caf and Wnufiau9 EaFk ffff ati
alsn tfh1ta unAF ear. tttN %. VS. %
daur. balance aasF aisn ifeNia1 corner
Rnupa tjsu fi1fa terms TAKE fhfrusg
A. ear ca iai aFa got af af n ttfh 81
Fhenea Nnrth ie. Waite ata,
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1As RANGES
Level nas uanas .. sale rftes a. 90
ssAahfa CAS- nanae Aala pffre ~ 81
Wea Process aAs Hsnee sails rrFrs o. 20
coos sgovss - 81 sinfs ~ h1fne ~
canp
asrfireratars ffafa a. aa ta fffta
Ice fhssfs ffuaa tftH 81 ftata
famm Mnmrfn fgwnl es tn ttsFf
HsnamafEs frnm sf 90 co tfff
nshy ueEsies aad ua-cafts. tiat %
fisea
SPECIAL Fun rFfrHHu&T
cu0k tiamiaMns hss1 hgint uaaisNan
roaas gsEatsF 90 erafa. fhaFsfaf
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CITY REAL esrArs
SEE US

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BIRTH NOTICES

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~ W. March ~. tauNnseF.
Culiins To fha wife ~ Ealiins,
kircr haspitaf April &C. a en-.
AnfrFaan To the wife % O. Ahtrfs
suu. cay. AuFu e. sea
Naaarf~Tn thn site % A. faEEaf
Tamnrauwas MAFnh g. aAaFHter
Hirhafdsnn-~ 70 the wife % y Ntrha
arason. efgr. April 90 e Aauxhtrr