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t
THE CAPITAIi EVENING
JQTJIiyAL,
M
!
m
TIE CAHTAL JOMAL
terms or UBsamrioN.
DULT.
One jrewrhy mall . . .- ,
HIt mnnlli ly mail .
Ttirec months by tnnll.
Irr tree, delivered by carrier.
wkxkly.
One Tear br malL.
Rlx month br mall
imn year. 11 paia in aaTHBcc
Hlx month, if paid In advance.
.260
. 1 3
. 10
II CO
7
10
5
For adrertliloK rate applr'at this office
AllHutrterlbertoTintCArrALJot7RNAt
who da not iccur their papr retoUrir
will notify thin office, airing addreM, and
t he matter will b attended to at one..
OS! re, corner Court land IJbertrJHtreetg
"The evening paper contains the news
of to-dajt the morning paper jjires you
the news of vesterdar."
HORACE GREELEY.
Only ten cent a week for the
Jouiinal hereafter, tho lt wwr
in tfalcm.
FkUi In. I.. V. lknon, who
haaaw mill on the John Jory
place, fix mile? fouth, had the ml
tbrttinc to have the innw break
down hia roof nnd badly breaking
his engine nnd machinery. He
will, however, Hm hnve It In rtin
rdcr a pill).
Who Wouldn't. Elijah Morton,
of Tillamook, while In Salem, fell in
lovp with Hal Hi- I'arrMi. untc lur
aweot noUw, and wiw n: rental fnr In
sanllv. If that N the way they d
thing in Salem It I? no wonder the
asylum id w full. It inn poor Mick
of a young man who wouldn't fall
in love with Salem's prima dnnnn.
Albany Democrat.
' m
Thk Husy Hkk. The Huy Hu.r.
Bee in the name .of a newutpvr
published at Butte Creek, hi Mar
ion county. Here ara a few of Iti
ntlng: Plant itotatoes in tin
ground. Never sell egm before tin
are laid or chickens before they ari
hatched. Pumpkins in this country
bhouid never le planted in the
moon, as their enormous aire would
cauM? them to drop oil.
ROAD SUPERVISORS.
PURELY PERSONAL.
for a
Just Sevenlr-Ttvo Men ffbi Will See i Ja- t'ofley "turted to-day
That the Road of Marion Count) vIs't ,u '' Sou country.
Are Properly Cared For. Mr. John Riley left to-day for n
, utiMuesKtrip tu Ilrowntvillo.
The County CommMontrV Court FnJnk WrI ltmau gtnrtcd on ,,,
busied Itself yesterday in appointing ,ax ro,lectlllg ,rp yesterday,
road supervisors for the county. .,,,.,.
Belowwlll be found a carefully com-1 ,J-C- "tu l9ut afln ater
piled list of the gentlemen whoilhlwdB""tayoffw,thabldTOW
enmes apeak volumes for the per-; Mlta Ada Thornae returned to
improvement ot county i Turnernftcra short visit In this cttv.
ItlA f. tt I
Mis Jcic Looney took the morn-
.--Salem log train, for her home In Jefferson.
--I-Saleni' Miss Emma Stanton returned to
.. -Jefferson her home in Turner, on the morning
.. Jefferson I train.
Jelletvon
manent
roads. The list will bo valuable fori
future reference:
1 Solomon Cor-.
2 KraiiK tlall
3J. Mclntire -4
J. T. Beck with.
5-W. F. Buckner.
0 Itolwrt VU-ddel
7 J. O. Zimmerman Jeilervon
S Jesse Stelwer Turner
0 James Robert Turner
10 Adam Ohmart Salem
11 V. Dencer Salem
12- J. W. Jackon Sal-ni
I. l.ivid (jrierxm .... Salem
14 Wm. M. Collard ..Brooks
! 8, J. Connor St. I'aul
1G J. K. TbeoR. Rrentano St. Paul
17-J. R. Rmyh.. ...
IS Dan'l Kavauaugh
Judge Thayer and wife took the
train north. They will spend Sun
day in Portland.
Mr. Holmes, took the morning
train for Portland, where he win i
spend Sunday with friends.
SPECIAL A.XOUXCEEXTS.
I Fnrrar fc Co.'s Is headquarters
provMons.
, Wanted. A book-keeper, call at ,
i JorHVAi. oillce.
Painless dental operations at Dr
T. C. Smith'. 09 State street. :
The lowest price ever knowu in
Salem, nt RurenV furniture emporium-
'
The Bon Ton restaurant is setting
the best 25 cent meals in the city
now.
If vou don't know where Gilbert
fe Patterson's is, inquire for the!
chcajxst place to buy groceries.
The cyclone has really come to
aleiii, and if you would "ee its ef
fect on price-, buy your goods at
Farrar fc Co.'s
thrmtnnd lung, cnr ahmn and tbe
mot ob tlnnte coaghs andcivM". Try it.
Sold b-,11 drutTRl't.
"' n irmri i nononno
n ' Ul dllU usual asiiA
Sale.
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E. C. SMALL'S,
NO. 291
COMM
ERCiAL STREET.
19 James Fiiincv
JV J. A. I oouey
21-E. B. Walker -
22-J. B. Lehman .
23 It. M. Herren
24 -L. C. Cavaiiaugh
2T-W. M. Hlllwry
26-W. P.Geonro- .
27 David Edgar
2S Jame Walker
29-1,. M. Beeiler
JO- Reuben ax
.1l-C5eo. Allen
32 J. F. Anderson
-Chnrle Thacker
34 W. B. Brown
5 Pat Kellev .
Sfi-Chns. McConuIek
37 John Kennedy. --S-W.
R. McKay... .
Jo-epliH. Uawon
40-Jnke Miller ... .
41 Milton Young . .
421'. L. Kennedy
4.J Irutac Stevens
bait Itbeoni.
With iU Intense Itching, dry, hot skin,
onen broken Into painful cracks, and the
little vrutery pimple. ofln cauv Inde-
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. C. Baker went j HCribable rrerint;. HordS Sarsaparllla
tlnun tn PnrtlA.-.il at 1 nWimlv n ! has wonderlul poweroer this dlvu'e. It
... Fairfield spend Sunday.
vjenorM t-i .. , i . it a
.11 riemiiig went to nugene to
diy on business for the Dry Gulcli
Mining Comjiauy.
Jay Philli)s, who ban been con
.Brooks
-Brooks
Salem
..Salem
..Salem I
flnoi to his room for the past week
the "la grippe," is on the streets
again.
Ed. Hcrreu agent at the O. R. X.,
docks is reported better, and expects
to be able to take his place again in
a few day.
The county clerk's ofllce was in
--Oervasi ,,.,, .j , . ,
.Woodburn ' "i'"ani Adam, the ronowned lec
turer on astronomy and occult
.-.Turner
.Turner
.Marion
... Marlon
'I urner
Turner
Aumivillc
.. Howell
... Howell
Howell
Germs
purifies the blood and expel" the humor.
and the skin heals without a scar. Send
for book containing many MatPinenU ol
cure, toC. I. Hood fc. Vo Al'Othecnrl,
1Owcll. Maas.
Wright's Oavara UomttpAtlon remedy
promotes a reculorand henlthy :ict!on of
the bowel, aid digestion and ill not Ir
ritate the mrwt sensitive stomach. Chil
dren take It readily. Hold byall trUDr-'f.
Beginning on the 3d of January, 1890.
..Cliamnoe
..ChamiHiet;
Butteville,
....Hubbard j
WihNlbllin
. Woodburn
Mt. Angel i
44 Jennings Smith Silverton
Thk First Kimkk Duivkn Yvs
terdy morning, between the hours,
of iiiuo uuil ten u clock, ttie lirst
spike was driven on the Capital City
Klectrio railway system, and by
night Contractor McCoy had the
irons securely In their nlaceas far a
Court street. To-dav a trood forwof o5 E. Uolfanl.
men are at work on the line, and ft '55 X. Miokle
will not be a great while until the,,!7 A. B. Brown.,
track laying is completed, at thecW John P-rne!1...
rate things are being pushed Just!- Joint Link.
now. JA-i er goi
4.1 W. Kaufman..
48 W. L. Slmeral
47 F. M. AIUiUl'U.. ..
4S-E. Schott . .
49 Andrew Sanfoni
60-H.R. Wiles
51 Josepti Ledgemood.
S2 Sanies Darbv
53 M. HaUrly
64 Philip Hicks ... .
science.
Frank O'Xcil, traveliug pas.uger
agent for the Xorthern Pacitlc, was
in the city yesterday and made a
pleasant call nt the Jui'Iinal oillce.
Mr. O'XIel i- otie of the cleverest
railroad men goiug. llo
iGO-J. R. White Mi. Ange
!61 Alonzo Moer Silverton
A Good Com tany. "Hans the IG Elmer Remington
Boatman" as presented at the orwra i George Vies-eo.. ..
houso last evening by Chas. Arnold. W S. It. Ormby
wwm fiucoesa in every wav. Tile ; r" nliver Butler -casts
was good througlibut, out par-1 W D. H. JohtiMtu..
tiouiary strong is Mr. Arnold as '07 Ivl Siegmund.. .
"Hans1' and, "little May Hannon" (VS Willi. Dunagan. .
the baby actress, is one who could "9 Harry Lathrop
nottw surpassed. She carried berlO W. B. Cox
parts through ina way that an older 71 C. H. Work
..Silverton
-.Macleay
. ..V".'r renting a "a-t sv.-tem
Stavtoo ln,,(,a rna,i ,nal w ,wvodng the peo-
Stavton l'1" favoritr.
' Dr. Albert G Prill and wife left
here Thursday morning for Salem,
Oregon. He will cimimencv prnc-
, lice as a pb.vtician in that vicinity.
Dr. Prill with commendable enter
prise, has Mruek for the Pacific const
with the intention of growing un
wilh the country. Syracuse Xew
York I A.
ItOISN.
ILLIDGE. Ou Jau. 11, 1SW, in
the Waldo Hills, to the wife of S.
Whige, a girl.
All well and parents happy as
can be.
DIED.
. Sublimity
-Sublimity
- -Silverton
..Silverton
- -Silverton
-Ml. Anifl
-Ml. Angel
.-Hublwrd
-Aurora
1
. i . . .. ... a.
jxciwjii luigui oe proun oi. Jenic
the old llhhenuau'a daughter, did
some nice acting, and wax loudly
applauded upon several oooa-Jons.
on
Silverton
- - Silverton
-- Kulght
SulHiuiity
Melmuiit
. ..MebMtn.i
istl. Mill-
... Mc baton
...Mehjina
Mebama
1 MVEFMT MITES
i 72 Geo. Ij. Heath ... Mebama
A Grkat Critic's Talk. Daniel
l li.iuamauii. who will A.w
ii. - !. 1 r.. . . l.-u . - ".
-oru," uieiirgv su jvenani ung, ciafcf!tro irnsii
also came in for his share of the ! Othello in this city
honors, and In fact the aimtntir s.a
a whole Is devcrvlng of coaiderablc
credit. Ex-crj-onc sveuied to t; well
pleased with ''Hans the Boatman"
and it I hoped they will have a full
house at the matinee this afternoon.
He. Mr. Hagier, of the German
Methodic chuivli of this citv. vi.-it-
wl ebapei jorvlw Friday. j
Mrr. Judge Misire, of St. Helens,
i- f iviHiini: a few days visiting her i
daughter, Miv CaM-ta, at th Worn-1
nil's College.
A number of tudenlh are out of
-c-hoil on account of odd-, and the
prexaleut maladies which wm to
'. i i.. ,! -t ..
inatt-rHti.f w '" "UI"K t"e city. i
on Moudav 1 e acjulemy rhetoncals
OKAWA. In his room in the little
cottage on the University campus,
at G:3U p. m Jan. 17, 1S90, Henry
Okawa, aged 23 years.
The deceased was taken down
with malarial fever some two weeks
since, and with skillful medical
treatment, and the best of care, it
developed into tvnboid fever a few
Is repre- days ago, ending with his life last
of ntilnrids ' evening. He was a native ofTokio,
Jup.in ami came to this country
about rive year- ago witli the in
tention ofMudying law Heentered
tlieStJte 1'iii verity at Eugene, but
ujwn bein,; cuiverti'd to the christ
i.in religion lieisime to Salem and
entered the W illarietie I'niversity
and began U study for the ministry
with the thought of iecniing a
mission. iry among his own people.
He was u bright young man and a
good student, and iroin his good na
ture and kiuddiifc-ltioti was respec
ted by all 'i. fellow ?tudeuis. The
funeral -ervnt wilt In? held in the
University ciiafiel, buudav at 250
p. m., under the auspices of the
Philodorian literary soeietv ofwbii-li
he was a member. The remains
wi'I Us laid in the Lee Mis-ion
cemetery.
FOR CASH ONLY !
All Goods Without Any Exception at Cost
UNTIL MARCH 3, IS90.
In Order to Reduce Our Stock Before Spring !
These are Facts!
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LeatheT Furnishing Goods, Rubber Goods, Oil and
E. C. SMALL.
Bad yr IUvskbijro
One of the spcaktva at the- revival
meeting held last Sunday night at
Roneburr. by way of comparing the
love of God for sinners with the
love of man for man, said that a
man tulcht condescend throueh
sympathy tocrcs theocuan to save
tiwiV
. . . . ' - . - " .-...- .-...
evening, is one uf thoc wnoic-uleil Plnee Iliur-ilay nfieruoou and for
men im do notlilug by imlvt.
ne is entirely wranpwt up in en-' 'n on ttie p.i
n til vmb . .... i..3. a. r - ....
;i.J.tTV.sr V.. i ' " ?a ,e ,"r1 -VKe """ Frickey read a good
claietrhgtyamlomittly.andcjii'eKsHV Tuciav u "Social EMl-"
never expre,sumcientlylii, di.p- .ml'MISueHnrrlnstiiii als read
- ,.,.,.... .., ... uvic ki ixrtaieiii mi ' a ctl e
IK ctors. . tne prvjnt lay w filch revets in thv
elio wlilch catch tbe cmu.i rf,'n,e.,yd e odmb' CoUege lur-
thiater r. a . ..,. ,n. " 1"..k:! &aa wiu spud tne'
. kini .r in ii.d..i.... ..(..... ....
Mr. and Mrs Stratlon, of Al
bany, s-i.ent a few day the iltvt of
, j the mii-t Krt showed due prepara
. tiuii on the par: of the students.
a gil tSf-ay on "Life" Thur-dav.
Mi- Eva vpancer. of G.trdener.
worker he lia
penor. He tkug.
nruteiy to tne German
no
su-rv-
moM
liriatflV to Ihn rinnn.M
Charles Feebler, w bo cnttii .eh . ,h week, with their daughter. Miss
t appi
a drowning fly; but tlrt act, cum-! Hr In Xew York cfiv in tlie eri i
parvd to God's love for the sinner, is "70s. Ijwrvntv Hut ton, in htV '
intinltely little. Then as a climax perona "tetitur'of Hamlet" fcl
L. .. i. i -. . . -.
i nia, w ikj aiienoiug tne t ouerv
, i awry. ,
Til littHk-V -.Mli l.nl.l 11,.,:.'
... K I- .1 .. . . . 1 .. . .1 - - . -"-.- '-. - - - .-....J 41,-fll 1(11,
io iiisugurone suiteu mat a man iu- .Miveiniw narer.s lagaxiue, rvgutarmit mixing in their hall
was dyiug at Camas valley not long has the following m hay in rviaiien next Frvdav evening. A gwxl pro-1
since. There was no doctor there, ' to the foreign xchool arid lUodmann gramme has been arranged for the I
aud uo doctor ot Roseburg would go especially: "Among the tuirelv uewston.
to wlramUter to him UvaUM ttie , exotic Hamlets of the Xew York The third term will hoi.in -.v
tuaa had no money; but God in his Uge Salx iui, ilandmatin, lku- fni nex M m" v " S It wlbi
I nil 11 te. Iqv fur m.n In ...-. , nl-1v i-.. IJ I 11 ... -I. i """' l'1?1 -"IUJ w lien It Will le
from aburolnKhellnt hlsonlv u: I HaU have Wu tbe nSZ ", " ! " . '.' l" Uo! b" "'
W fROYALKWJ J
SALEM
WRITE TO THE
f
bUVITMlH
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Learn all About Salem Real Estate Salem, Oregon
A FULL LINE
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
TtmpoWdw never vane.
Crockery and Glassware!
With fcicuhl4 in
Valerian Chiea Tea Sets,
FreBfh Chfca Doer Sets.
RIDCnVATS F.UI0US
; Buckingham Pattern
READ AND REFLECT !
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A man-el ot
guiien sun to sutler auu uie ror man menu- .ext to saiviui, the ureal- Unh in ilw. M.ir, lv. .i r n ' if.n.?A J-.i,t. ri: wrnenes. More
-sinful rebellious man This made est living Othello, and rt,X I lfud AftM,eU, aud C,,efie n?S?ig,ia1nbSSeS;Sa,tw?,,k
ft Sool allowing for the lxrl but it greatest of any time after Edmund r r- r- r ,. multitude oriow test, ibort se-chtainmoj
was a bad one for the doctors of Ktwti, the grtat cntic plaw Bainl- , l,;l,; ""PS f Indians, gave the ! l"f" rJ'rt. sold only m can.
Roseburg. man a in the next rant. -tuilem an aildiw in chapel Tut-1 t' t 1 1OWDKttL'o,io9 Waioc Y
ia-o uie uaiv journal left at
s-our door and gvt all the news, at
10 ccnta a week.
Fr.v niK thk
Lmatllla Indians
! tlflllV ill tllt lt.k H..lv.l.llln.
I N'lilAMv The ! one of Prof. VaiiAniv'.
at Wallu'a aro
"Lynwood," Undoubillv the
UrgvAt and mot rotined audletico bv
far tliat h&a a6semblel at the ofera
houe li this city to witness any
penoranci) wa present last night to i
Holding roligious dstuiM. They are
aWi fuMiug for the speedy coni'i'igof
the Chinook. By iixtitis of long
nets, spread aUut two feet hijh
they catch the jack-rabbits, waich
aiMund In targv numU'iv. Thero i
In which
brothers
theliattleof MK-Jou
I was killed, in
' Ridge.
The I'hilodoriau jofiely held no
. meeting lat evening, ou Uiekccvunt
, of the death of Henry Okawa, one
of their members. They held a
meeting tins aitemoon to lake
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TWO XIGHTS OXLY,
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A IltilV Llll.1 r rst.KIt ..a .ll..l nvmiK I tll HI ltI Utmil 111 IHCi) A7rw lln,I.. 1 .ia dAK. t
ffiS.Sa,SLS,ff3ln.S?i' SS'WfcW4, -:j .mail'eV'-'-'-funera, " V. uan ,U, lU. J
UtW "l'nwtvxl," Mr. Samuel Hi?v. ' ",w h-''J M. anil, con- HX" Tb cri r -. j
braveo- Uaa true to life iw Tt & tVll"' """ il. The following ,s a correct Ibt of UclUIUI L. DanUman1
rwDondeuu in auoli ,ir.T,i.- "OUoJVv is said that he cottivo the real estto irans.,ekM, rtu,i , ' ii;
mm lliniH,
enitn'iii(l.
7 . ... ... .
mt. c f-ar as vi. victor BUu
chanl, dUpla. ntucb talent aud his
acting U a true aa when he U lm
plonsl to "ut kwk down at mo
one and forgiv me," by Lucille
ana tauusas linn a a rock. Mr
B.l CnovSiNs.-Tlii iiMwiiiae,
while the drtwr of Geo, GnedhHtfV
whvI wapui was driving aenw. tlie
ntiinnu, near tne tleiMt, ohc of his
theolticcof the
nay:
Jo'ph T. Vance and wf to
braiik A. Sutton, J acre nmr
Marital;
Clm-s I neb to A. IXioiiiiic
iorg it. uuuea, aa Judge Carlyle ""i catigni one or Us feel tvtw vh r,x " w 1. 1 s r I y;
was tnw to life, and although tuanv !no lmM aml 0J of te erov4ig ..k ItICi., to David
A-ar on uc trench aa a uugv of Vros aimmt jerRlni: tlw eUrv ur!S wani7ln Wk IS
UW. he was called nn nv m . fool off. It is fonnxl that tu.iwi'.r m l KwglewiXHl aild toS-iIem-
Jiwcw of feeling and lois. Mi-vra,
n. riiiao
t ' ,y l,on'.'nw "V Iwve to lv
auitti. i iicm ervvotuiM are all
i and Frank f"lvii ..,,.
ictwxaio omcrrs, eacn reoUered much
cooyuiwit to tbo audieucc l.lraie
IJnharu, a OKI Dklo, reproseutlog
th njro ncrraut, pbu-Mt her prt
aa el aa aho "mrnwl black in ih
faoa" Ulnc her exnrylAn. Mi.. lkWi ,ir" K'iuiul..i.u .
Jiwanlo Darragh. aa Kat Wllaurth, ' lVHef. X .,
a wroic. piaytM ner jurt In ihe rind- kymohcw aad BhV- f
agw urn wsiu, a- well aa she
proved, a "creole" love aud a Creole's
faate" Mr, J R. Wdter, a the
MtntinAl. CAvitcd much nwrrititoHt hi
Lw continual aad trained salute aad
hit walchfulurH of his cotooej'a
quarter. Mr, W Gtvgo', a lapi.
Reotoo. piM hU part wrll, epc
dally when lb tree aMuueJu wa
found. Tbe uianagvra of thU excvl-
ieni coQjpaty', jaoMra. lluwll a,f
ClvitiL'S art all hum
Jkcl after by the strxt MHtmK
sknier.
I'MTAKiA.N. -MwMtie. -The H
a ttsga
"lw.
CritleUai." KYa4g Nsrrkv at
usual hourx AM Iave4.
1Uitst Chi m-h. timm im k-
prtg Sa.Uy. Jam. MUi m WM
O. lUroa ki mviii n..a-
IN . 2, 7 ami i, la Ulk 1, in
Ito;
M. John and wf U 1..
K. HH4anl, W at, lot nf Sil.
wru;
IWlWad Hfpital i J. H.
K . ho 1 atMl S ia bik la, tf
" J. H. Itork h Fiy Hmt.
iUs rH Wk .tfssdwn;
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k)c -smH. h M aMl
ll-Uia. 4 HtektawlasM
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lift
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R O Y A L
SEMI-PORCELAIN
" HCfie piece. The fine iuiuni
CHAMBER SETS
A ROLL STOCK
a-neae cU ua rnalw oar rtoek.
WELLER BROS.,
201 Commercial Street
P. H. EAST0XS
Salem Music Store
HeodBynert tar Cbrkm.. t- . !
KbbDS OPLIIA HOLSE.,94 State Street, Part Bteck
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PASTE IT IN YOUR HAT!
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AV HIS
XEW YORK COM PAX Y
OC Klcaircn el kani urui , ,
SHAKSPERIAN FESTIVAL
T. MCF. PATTON
No. 98 State Street,
OFFERS FOR SIXTY DAYS
Mm4t.
TuMt(iy...
Olfeeita.
.hVi!rri sl!v r- ' h
Th
e Poll
owinjr
V
Books in Sets, at
the Prices N
amed.
and 7 .Vk. kv"fc. un aZT". -Vrrf1 1 f
ftt SisKi mE 3Ji4,",,fW",l,'
straw
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ir.TT.v"rv.iw.,,w,"r xnw Mr,-i. (UkiMV
3 ONjkvlk awd ULL aU 1 -W...V
ettort to nAM Um thcatrrolug
j vjm ijr ir civuon w suc a
vrnM
VJM VJ Utrn VCICVUVUl Ot hXKQ a V Itt. SuaiptV h (ln l T W.! I ItllM- fal
Jg ,0-? aoa ow
Great Dramatic Event! I SULEB. PflELPS i ET4VS
w ; REAL ESTATE vST
-ul. HasMaMa. i-jT-"?
winesdiiy, January ihM. WLLECTiox agexcy. p- Oi ST"
p OBcelftutskXnrBtalrilKl: J
unorce Lountrv
ilr J
PITV DDnDrnrw
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