Liberal Republican., October 18, 1873, Image 3

DALLA& SATRDAY, OCTOBER 18
towF andTcouhy riEVS-''
CMUiiCIl l)iujCCTbUY i
M. E. Cncnen. Services on the2th Sa'abath
in each month at 11 o'clock A. M. and 7 P. M.
Sabbath school every Sunday at 9 . A. 51.
Irayer meeting every Thursday evening, Rev
. J James. Pastor. i
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M. E. Church South. Services on the 1st
Sabbath of each month at 11 A. M. Rev. J.
1L Love Pastor.
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Baptist Cnrnm. Services on the 3d Sab.
fcath of each month at 1 1 A. ML. Rev. 1.
Ilolman, Pastor. ;
THE W1IITLKY TRAGEDY.
Wo have been requested to publish the' testi
many taken in the case before the coroners
Jury, bat tho officers of the law in whose custo
dy th ey arc, think it bad policy to publish tbe
same! and therefore refuse to surrender the
Written evidence tor publication. We havjB no
desire to color the matter either way, but do
desire that the facts shall be stated to the pub
lic, and we are aware that, it will be expected
that the Republican will give the particulars
as it is tho local paper and is supposed to know
better concerning the facts than any other
We stated last week the plain facts in tho
matter as wo underitood them from eye
witnesses. What moro could wo do? It is
not right for us to act from prejulico or to
guess at what oecured, or even to accept tbe
exageratcd stateaieats of warm partizaas, wo
desire the public should $ informed of tie
facts only, an 1 so fast as we learn them the
people' shall have them without color. Therejhas
been many things hastily published in
some of the State papers which had no founda
tion in fact. Tho statement in the Bulletin
that, Whitley caina to town on the day of bis
death bringing with him a gang of men is iucor
reot, Whitley as we Slid before was here alone
and on business, and tho statement that he on
that day quarelod with Mr, T. II. Glaio is
also incorrect, wa do not thiuk that Whitley and
Glaze who shot hm, had had any can veriati ju
with each other lor tho last twelve
months. Mr. Glaze assigns his own
reason for the act, wLi-'j is the old
fued existing between them for a long time, as
we understand from dt. friond. Whether
Glaze coamuted tho a. t r Al' denfesia..', or
whether there was uny g" -I uu-e fur tie kill
ing at the t'.iue,aro tho questions in which tho
public are inter stJ J and tho friMi Is of Whit
Icy, si fir as we knr, d.nro nothing except
that tho fuels should bo thoroughly invistt
gated, the lav,- vindicate 1 and j isiico il jiiv
and thi3 far, thav into 1 1 tirjily t gv
Mr. Glaic and hi friends not t ohj :!
to this suid eo far as we knnv they d not.
The public demand that n in hl, ) l sh.ill
bs shvd, but that tho ri'iU of p;rs .n s'u ill ij
protected by law. Wo h-.pj thoro will bo aa
dispjsitin on either si do t aUlo ma'ters by
combat, fr by that la lo tbero ii ni end. W
li'pe never to bo cillot u,oa to chruaido
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asuiner oioiy ira ,e ly in iaiiaaaui u tus (
case wo have to say, let tho whole matter be
oicnly and fairly investigated, wlthjut prejudice
or intrigue,and if Mr. Glaze is intiocoat let that be
known, if he i guUtv lot him be pu..bdied
according to the crime he La conituittcd.
Uncle Ed wo aro much obliged to you f ji
that beautiful sqaush.
Frost every night this week
Thanks to Mr. Pickens for a g'ass of cider.
The attention of ourrea lorj is calied to the
advertisement of Mr. C. F. ltubcll, who ii th0
only agent for polk County, for the book en
titled "Tho Polar and Trophical Worldi.'Thls
Look contains a thorough xnd complete hiitory
of the Polar regions so far as explored, com
mencing with tbe Brat didf,ovories, incorporating
the later and most leccnt explorations made by
that daring and fearless adveiturer, Captain
Hall. It is without donbt or e of the most
interesting and valuable publication of the age.
No family khould be without it. Mr. Rubcll
, is a reliable and wide awake business man and
and we most cheerfully commend him to
the liberal 'patronage of the people of Polk
county.
A WosneRFCL Mas. While at Salem last
week we witnessed one of Vivians performances,
and we must say that, wo wore favorably
disappointed. This man truly has talent, and
his power of imitation, and tbe easy manner
in wh ich he acts out human nature in general,
is truly wf'nderfuL He has perfect control of
himself, in; speech, song and action, being a
complete mimic, he is capable of producing
more mirthfulness in the same tiue, t lan any
human wo ever met. The money epont to
witness thu wonderful performance is well
epeni.
As We buy our goods in tho Eastern M .r
gets for cash, we shall continue to sell at such
Irices as to defy competition. For the nex
20 days we shall sell 50 pieces new styles prints
at twelve oents worth 15.
100 pieces Bleached and Brown Domestics, at
12 cents, worth 15.
50 pieces Lonsdale, 4 4 Bleached Shirting at
16 cents, worth 20.
25 dozen Linen Handkerchiefs at 12 cent,
'worth 18,
0 dozen .Ladies' "Iron Frame" nose at 25
cent?, worth 37 cents.
15 dozen French Corsets, at $ 1, worth $1 LQ.
100 Seaside parosols, at $1, worth $1 50.
0 dozen ladies' Hose at 12 cents worth 25.
100 Lace Collars at 22 and 50 cents, worth $1
Remcm"! CHium! Stcie, Commercial St
Ealem, Oregon. Notice our column advertise
Sept. 20 tf
For tho very oeU plntographu g to Bral
cy &. Rulo!W QUcry without STAIRS
ASCENDilN TU13 ELEVATOR, 2
Montgomery, stroot, San Francisco.
Tho COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT o
La Croolo Acad emy will open Monday, Nov
3. Book-Keeping and Penmanship will be'
taught by E. II. Sullivan who is a graduate of
of the commercial College in Portland.
Students pan pursue tho Commercial course
at the Academic rates with tho exception of
Book-keeping for which an extra charge of
$3 for u term of four months will bo made. Stu
dents will be admitted at anytime and charged
from tiaie of entering till close of term.
Wood't Household Magazine, for October
has thrust its cherry little self into our pres
ence. It brings to us the treasures it has been
gathering the past month, and all are deserv
ing of notice. Each has its own peculiar value,
and "Maggie" holds up this, that and the
other literary gem and archly teemt to ay
"What do you think of this?" and "Isn't thU
nice?' and ''Look at that!" and we glance at
them all and say, "Yes! Yes! All are good!''
There is also a proty engraving of the chromot
Yoacmete. which t be publisher is offering as a
premium which it would be well for all our
readers to examine as it gives a very accurate
idea, save in size and eoloting of what tho
ohromo Yosexnite is. Price of the Magazine
One Dollar a year wtth romo, One Dollar
and a Half. Address WOOD'S HOUSE
HOLD MAGAZINE,
Newburgh N. Y
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
DRUGS
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PAIN I S,
OILS,
W f I. i
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I nport ;ri an ! I: lers in POKKK1N and
DOMESTIC IUUi. D.juU fcui.Jrl.
Patent MjJicrlo , Pint, OiU'Jllx, Dyj.i
Mjdioiaes Cotup ua lo 1 "and Prescripti-ns
ailed.
Pure Wine? and Liquors for Me lieiaal pur.
poses.
Orders attended to wifh accuracy aiJ prompt
w&ATii2:iironn & no.
COMMERCIAL STEET,
SALEM .OREGON
DALLAS ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA SALGOrj.
In Opera BuildincJ
COURT STIt EET HA MMtOK .
o si. s.tiitii, vztnr.
The Hest aallty of
WiflES, LIQUORS & CI3AR3
ALWAV'S ON HAND.
HI 1,1.1 A HI) T A HI. EX.
Of the latestand mostiuiprovcd Siyc
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
LACREOLAGADEMV
IAI,lASPOI,KCOU?TY, OfSN.
The first term for tho Academic yea
1873-1 will commence September 15.
A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Will be opened November 3, 1853.
Students may here enjoy every facility fo
acquiring a thorough Academic and Business
education.
Diplomas will bo awarded to those who com
plete the prescribed course of study.
Students will bo admitted at any time
and charged from the time of entering
until the close of the term, no dedje
tiona will bo wade for absence except
in case of protracted sickness.
For further information address tho Princi
pal W. D. NICHOLS.
Auglfltf
AS I AM NOW THROUGH WITH THE
most of my work this fall, I ptopose to
paint HACKS, WAGONS, and BUG
GIES at $10 50 apiece. Now is the tima to
bring on your old Hacks and wagons as you
will never get them painted cheaper.
Shop on tho corner, over R, Clarks store.
II P SH RIVER.
J0HH W. GILBERT,
SALEM ..ORECON
I H'ill iay TLic filighcst
ah Fricc For
HIDES, PlSkXS, & FUKS
Q IL HELM K I CUTOFF
"Watch, maker.
Tims pieces bf every description repaired
and guaranteed for one year.
Jewelry neatly .repaired, work by mail
promptly attended to. Guaranteed clocks and
watcher for salo.
DAI.Ij AS Oil I'.C.O
PORTL AND ADVERTISEMENTS.
c. s i Si v i: n
No. 13G, First Street,
PORTI.ANO, - - - - f,ltl.t.t'
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
mv mm ii fvnifvi!
til liUUll)) UiUlUIiiU)
LADIES' DllVS GOODS,
ItOOTS AM) SUOIX, II ATS t CAPS
Ktj;l.t t l'h i rif,j wi'l ft-r nil I n ' tf
Count rv Jt' il iicm
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cue i.i tho
011RTSTIAN UNION.
H mm. wmvi
ni;xi2V ward n::i i : i,
EDITOR.
Sir. II joflier'w brilliant and characteristic
en in hi lidituriaU and Star IapT, and
the verbatim reports of his torture Room
Talks in the PI v mouth Church Prayor Meet
ing, are great attraction. There U also a
largo and able editorial staff.
SERIAL STORIES
HY
Louisa Jj Alcott,
Harriet Reccher Stoive,
Jidteard ggleslon,
Holer tson Grayt
Grace Greenwood,
3? Ike ahov Sjri t!i i bvri form
would cost more than double our tub
scription price.
SPLENDID 11! llim
Write for the Cantst a in Umox, includin
many famous authors of England and Amcr
Griven Away I
A NEW AND EXQUISITE
'M1TLE RUNAWAY and her 1ETM.
This Picture is printed in Paris, and Is the
largest and handsomest FHIiNClI OIL
ClIltOMO ever offered by any pe
It was published and is for sale in tho picture
stores at $12 00.
It makes a most CHARMING CENTER
jIECE to
Wide AWake and "Fast A8lcep,'
Those two pretty French Oil Chromes, now
famous the continent over. We shall continue
to lRi:si;NT THIS PAIR o ever an
nuai Subscriber who prefers them to tho Ole
graph. Sibjccts LIFE-SIZE, and nno
faile to pleawo all who love art art children.
Or. we will give BOTH tho Olograph and
tho PAIR on tho terms giveu below.
Terms cl iibscripfion
AUK AS FOLLOWS :
One teoii1v S3
1, Every Subscriber, for Thkkk Dollars
shall receive tin CHRISTIAN UNION for one
year, and tbe choice between the two picture
premiums viz :Jtho PAIR Jand the. OLLI.
CiTAPH"
LEGAL ADVERTISEMFNTS.
NOTICE.
In tho County Court for Polk County Ore
In the matter of tho probating
5)
ot tno last wm and tos Union t
Jacob Cooper
Notice
To the heirs at law of Jacob Cooper deceased
and all persons interested in the Estate of
said deocasd.
You and eaeh of you are hereby notified to be
and appear in said Court on Tuesday tbe 7th
day Oct. A D 1873 at the hour of one oclocfc
P M of said day to show Bhow cause if any
jo i have why tho last will and testament of
said Jacob (Joopcr thall not bo proven ana
duly admitted to probato
Done by order of tbe Court
In testimony whereof I Hereunto ct my
band and official Meal this September 15th A D
1873
! DJ Holmes,
Sept 20 4 Clerk.
Adaiiisiitrator' ialc.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
theCounty Court for Polk County State of
Oregon I will sell at public auction on
tho 18th day of October 1873,
btitwtwtu the hours of 9 o'clock A M and
4 o'clock P M or said day at the Court House
door iu eaiJ county the following described
real yroperty belonging to tbe estate of A C
Daniels decased te wit: Hoginfng at the 8 E
comer of the land claim of Jeso Harriett
thence W un the S line of said claim 27.U5
chains thence N 5, chains thence W 7.6ft
chains to tho center of tho county road frm
Salem ferry to Spring Valley ; tbmce N 10y55
W along the ee'i'cr of tiaiJ road 1.50 chains
thence East 41.50 chains to the bank of the
Wiiliamctte river thence along tho bank
of sail rivar to tho place of begining con
taining GMt'i acres more or less Said property
being situated iu said county one mile weift of
tbe city of Salem and UJand of good quality
and suitable for gardening purpoges the terms
of Sale will to one half t ah at time of sale
and one-halt in six months.
O F Daniels,
Administratrix.
September S, 1873. 4w.
p In tb Circuit Curt of the Slate of Oref -I'or
the rouMy of I'oik.
Ai.ci igb' pin:
v
.lane l'g'w l--f
Suit f.r a '!i voire.
T J :u ; I'gl'iW th def i: laut ftln e 53ti
el.
n Tin: n Mr op Tiih -r r: . (
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t;it .: ;-t-by vr r . II - i I li-n'.
In iho Circuit Court ot tho Sutcjof Oregon
ior tb c nr:ty i f P-.!k
tiou'-lman Ilu'.l'urd Adin'f!.frat r rf the
rtate of HiUli Su.-,lh deeoa.-e i Plain iif
v
John M Wilf-n Defcnlant.
fBo JOHN M. WILSON THE A ROVE
H name I Defendant In thts name of tbe
Stat- of Oregon You are hereby notified and
required tu appear and and answer the com
plain filed against you in the above entitled
nctton, in the above entitled Court, at tbe
nt xt regular tortu thereof to wit: On the 2 i th
day of November 1S73) fourth Moo.Isy f
November lS7.1a.id if you fail to answer for
want thereof the plaintiff -will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for in tbe com
plaint to wit: for ju Jgmcnt for the sum of
two hundred and sixty-four dollars ($264. gold
coin together with loterett thereon In like coin
at h rata of ton per cent pt?r vr.num from
the lt'th day of September 186-i to time of
taking jttdemf DtlKiide costs Cost kjxi di
bumcuicuu of this eclton.
L. Vinevsr 1,
Atty for Plff.
Published by order or tbe Hon. R F Don
ham, Judge nf Kiid court vhicb &rdtr bears
date Sept 2 1, IS73. S 27 few
KXIXUTRI.V IOTICE.
NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT the
Xj un lerigno l was at tbe June term 1S73.
of tho County Court for Po'k county Oregon
duly appointed executrix of the estate of J. J.
Rawlingi deceased, all persona having claims
against said ette are rciuoted to present the
same to me at my residence in Monmouth
Oregon for allowance within ii months from
ttio date hereof, and all persons indebted to
aid estate will make immediate, payment to
me.
Nancy A. Rawlingi
Executrix
Monmonth September 1, A. D. 1873.
Sept. 6 4-w
GlTAICDIAiVSSAIjU.
In pursurancoof an order of the County Court
for Polk emnty Oregon, made the 7th day
of October 1873, authorizing mo to toll the
following described property, belonging to the
miner heirs of J. D. Walling, deceased, notice
ia hereby given that I will on tbe 10th day of
November, 1873, at the hour of 3 o'clock P. M.
of said day in front of tho Courthouse door in
said county soil at public auction to tho highest
biddor for cash in band, the in dvidual interest
of eaid wards in a tract of land, begicning 68
feet E. ot tbo N. E. Connor of lot 4 In block I
in tho Town of Lincoln said county, running
thnco N. f feet, thence E.' to tho Willatnott
river, thenco South CO feet, thence to tho place
of begiuning. By J. A Applegatr her At'or
ney. E. A. WALLING
Oct II f-w Guardian.
1SSTICAV 1VOTICK.
ffaken up by tho undersigned about tbe 15th
J of September, M?3, living and one a half
miles west of Perrydalo Polk county Oregon,
Ono chctmut irro! mare with biimu l fnoe both
bind foct wbttti, Nino years old, some saddle
marks no. other niurUs on yr brands. Ap
praised on the first day of OotoW 1873 by II
N. V. Holmes Justice, of lb Peswo lor Salt
LaUo precinct said counfvand State at $3. -WINFIELD
FLANEUY.
oct.iif-w2 asLS-jaAai -i&tiSa
FARMERS READ.
WANTED, ALIiTIIB COl.D.SII.
verand Greebacks in Polk County, foe
wheh I will pay the highest market price if
goods, at my store at lower rates than can be
obtained at aoy pKoe South of tbe city o
I ortiuad, ia.the StttMO
AT THE
COi STORE.
HAVING PURCHASED A LARGEJAND
complete Stock of NEW GOOIS, urul
receiving fresh supplieseveryweekjl can t fup-
ply every body wun
lry Goods,'
Groceries'1
Glass, QiicciisYv.'trr,
Tobacco, 'i.'u
And all artieles found in GENERAL VARI
ETY bTORE, I would respectfully call iU
ttention oftbe Public to my Establish mwnL
highest Cash price paid for
FURS, AND PELTRY.)
R.A. RAT,
Eola, Polk Co., Ogn.
16-tf
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DISTRIRITIO,
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TKKN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-
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OUR CHROMO "CUTE" is lx20 incbe
in m', m-knowlo l(e I to be tbe finest and
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proM-nt dittribution. The Publttbert of Our
Fireide Friend have s-nt to its subscribers
tbi yesr OVER SEVENTY THOUSAND
copies of the chromo "Cute" and are shipping
hundreds every dv. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
THREE DOLLARS PER YEAR, which gives
the subscriber FIFTY-TWO numbers of the
lt Family Weekly, the cbrrao "CUTE'
finely framed, and a numbered CERTIFICATE
entitling the holder to tne hare in the dUtribu
tiou of premiums for 1873. SUHSCBIBB
now with the agent or send direct to tbe
Publisher. SPECIMEN COPIES, particulars
etc., cnt free
liri7pC' n Ter7 towa, a homo or
illlL'illiS travling. Large rash pay and
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club. The best outfit. Send a
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WOOiVS HOUSEHOLD JMAG A7J N
AND THE CIIROMO
y o s e id i t e
riartng control of thi mtniic'icnt OIL
CIIROMO, YO H CM IT 12,- wa an uK t
offer a combination of literary and artifti- w rk
of genuine worth, and at prices u'tpr-voilcatod,
This Sne copy Of a piece of Naturu's grand
est work, is not presented in the usual limit 1
ityie, ita dimensions, 14x20. makiag a picturo
of very desirable she, in itself
'AN OR NAM EXT TO THE KOOM.J
graced by its presence. '
But tew copies of this beautiful Chromi will
be allowed to go to tbo rotail storos. and
those will bo sold at thoir
Actual ItetaU Price, $0.0O,
while if offered In connection with oar Maga
cine, both will be furnishod for
As a Premium the picture may oe obtained
by sending us two subscriptions for the
Magazine at 9I.OO each, or hy eubcribing
for the Magazine two year in advance at
$1.00 per annum. .
Address,
WOOD'S HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
INewburgh, N. T.
S, E. SIIUTES, Publisher.
Hpcclal Notice.
It is well a known fact that Dysp la and
Indigestion aro the causes of nearly all the
diseases that the human boiy is heir ;then
,hy pay enormous doctor's bills ? Bv using
f !l il ?'. olrito I I X L Bitteit thoy
an hi thoroughly eradicated from the system
. ' I . 1 . A . 1 . - At.. - CT . 1 1
ana new mo iinjinrioi w iuo puuerur. ivoHU i
ohvMcian's certificates in airertiiomsnt in 1
. -t wnm
MEDICAL
Ayer's
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing wi ld
h at olcu agrfreub1.,
LvaltLy, ari'l efTcclual .
for .-reserving .. t!ie
l.air. Faded or ,griy
hair is soon r--j,i0red
t) its rrigin(d. color
witli Oti (floss Gi4
frerftiiess of vvidh.
ZZYL-- J Inn li.air it. tnifk-
cned, fulling hair ' checked .fco-V hhhl-'
rcsjg'-often,-tliorjgh not lI way 3, tu red
hy its use. ' KotLing can restore tld
li-ur where the follicles are rlefctruyed,
or the glands' atrophied ad decayed,
liat such h3 remain can !e feared for
usafulncsa by this application. Instead
of fouling tho hair vnflt a paty ?cdi
incint, it will keep it ckau or.d vigr.rousL
Its occaMoual u;d v.'lll prtvtn; thhair
from tarniLg gray or iaUH- of and
consequently p-cvent taWnos. Free
frm llioscd;k'teriyu; ui't)nfv whicl
inal.e aomc prepbrutioui bagroua aud
iajtirioos to tbo Lair, lis Vigor can
only benefit but nut harm iu It wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing elso can bo found bo desirable..
-i :.i :i ,7,.. ; Anna
not Boil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practice -ind Analytical CuEJitsrsr
PBICB $1.00.'
MA r,7?f
VEGtTABLE SlCii'A?.'
RENEWED
Evcrv vcar increases the popular; '
of this valuable Hair Prcpnratich :
which is due to merit alone. Vfe c. a
assure our old patrons that it b kept
fully up to if 9 high standard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prc
aration for restoring Gray or Faded
Hair to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The fcu1,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
It removes all eruptions and dandruff
and, by its tonic properties prevents
tho hair from falling out, as it timu
latcs and nourishes the hair-gland
By its use, tho hair grows thicker and
Btronger. In baldness, it restores tho
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create a new OTOTvth- except
in extreme old age. It is the most
economical Hair Dressing ever used
as it requires fewer ap plications, and
gives tho hair a pplcndid, glossy ap
pearance. A. A. Ilayef, M.I., Stzic
Assayer of Massachusetts, says, -Tl e
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent cuality; and J
consider it the Best I'repaiiat iu n
for its intended purposes."
Sold by all Drug jisti, and Dudert in JLr iwi'.s
Price Ono Dollar.
Bucking'honi's Tye
FOR TUB VHISUEIif
5.
As our Kencvrer in many crX
quires too long a time, hnd to--, n-.rtr-tx
care, to restore grity r 1 ; I r isi-1 -crs,
we have prejarcl ihh dy. . !.! .("
ffn'paratim; vhvh v: irl i i; ur:-l
cfioct ually r.ccoinpiUh tl.i r- vu:i. it
is easily applied,' an-'; pro.-l:?,--' r c -
wlnca iviil neilher n:b tu.v va' i ' I
Sold by all Din.rgts.. Fii,v i;in
ManuljcWed by n. P UAIL & CO.,
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without expense of any l.;;! :
owner.
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19 New Kor.lfmcr :'
Grand Hotel Building, Saa Franc'sro.
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