V- .- -t ,
EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
VOL. 3.
"THE PEOPLES' PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, SATUTtPA Vr, SEPTEMBER 20, 1890.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. 173.
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MTtililthtr' IVrfrctUlova rutrnlnr.
TlMkUlo Uuy plr and b convinced,
IT
T. HOLVERSON
JAMES
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EASTERN PRICES
Opp. Terminus Electric Car Line.
JAS. AITKEN,
Groceries ant Produce.
-The IJe-t Canned Good.
Choicest Fruits and Vegetables in Season.
None but- Klrnl-class Goods Handled. Every article guarnnteeJ m
represented. If you would be well nerved tjatroult
Th Orang Store,
126 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
iE?iSwS?38L
MCSnT SHn
1S1Vt. . IbILSbbK
Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co.
Sask. Domm, Bliuds aVMoildings. Turning & Scroll Sawing.
-House Finishing
Ktw ml H II.X, by whlh w ran always keep full supply of seasoned stocl
kind.. Agricultural Work), Corner of Trade and Him alreeta. Sulem, Oregi
1WgaiMaaBjai
ject,
mlZTmXkM
wv&mim
liteKLSSIP
run we tutu ijhhI n-krae a buyer boRglit at a m figure
tiias ours tkerfaund a difference is quality which
explains w difference in price. '
OUR MOTTO IS
Lowest Prices Possible Consistent
With Good Quality and
Honest Goods.
QUALITY IS' THE TRUE TEST Of' IIWIBS.
R. It. WADE & Co.
THE
LEADER
-DmrtMS
for
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CO
CD
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Who do All Kinds of
A b Cheap tin any Lnundry in
in Piiimtri' Tlxlnir White llfll
,nd IoIiir nnit-cltuw work.
(fflrl.adlcH and patrons Invited
o Inspect our proceed of doing
work.
230 Liberty Street.
made t order.-
df seasoned stock of all
on.
tal
AUNDRY
WORK
Competinghousesmay
'some times, for an ob
cut under our
"prices, but in the long
J. J. DALRYMPLE k CO.,
KEEI'H TIIH LARGEST LINE OF
Dry Goods and Trimmings,
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, Clothing and Hats
in the city.
277 and 279 Commercial St., Corner Court, in Bush's New Brick Block.
Do You Play
Play What? f
Pinuo, Organ, Tiolln, Guilnr, Itoiijo, llnnnoiilen, or any other
musical InstrnniiMit? T
If You do, Call at I
BASTON'Sl
Ami exnnilno the finest nnd lnrpi,stiisrrltiii'nt ever displayed In Salenl
Jual received a full llnu of Baud Instrument. Seo llu grand
display in our window. it
THE OREGON NURSERY 00.
Is Offering a Large, Wcl! Oiown Sleek of I
FRUIT, SHADE, ORNAMENTAL AND NUT TREES.
, . Small Kru.it. j
EVERGREENS, VINES, SHRUBS, ROSES, ETC.
At Low Prices.
Late Keeping Winter Apples a Specialty .
Catalogue and Pik-(-I,!st fue. Aildre-s or cull on WIIIT BROS.,
Olllco L'iU Cuniiuereiul sireel, Salem.
REVOLVERS, CUTLERY,
DOLLS, NOTIONS,
Largest Assortment in the City,
BROOKS & HARRITT,
94 State
SOMETH
KRAUSSE BROS.,
Children's School
Sliocs.oik'loth Lined
Absolutely Watir
Proof. A School
Bag given will;
Boots&Shoes
Lower Tlian Ever.
A glance ut the prices In our windows will eonvluco you Unit this is
no "fuUe," but cold facts, A call will convince all, Itcspl.,
KRAUSSE BROS.
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGeT
First Aiitional Bunk Building .Siilcm, OtTgon.
A. P. ARMSTRONG, aiunuger. V, I. HTAMiY, IMnclp.il.
CQTDuy mill Kvenlng ovhsIoiih begin .Monday, rjt'l'l, Hth."tia
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING, PENMANSHIP AND
ENGLISH DEPARTMENTS.
Make personal inquiry at (he Co'lege fcr further particulars, cr send (ut catalogue.
TMI IMOTITI ITinW lwclc.l business training behnol,
I nlO hlO I I 1 U I lUll wheiuyming men and tomcii uro
ihorouglily lltted fcirwuiiiiierclal pursuits In the hhorlim t lino mid ut tjie
I us l exixiiise. Tin sueifss of former students now holding respouslblu
iMM'.tloiiM, botli ns HOOKKICUPKRH mid .Sl'HNOQItAI'JIKHH, ntttbtu
the quality of lutrucllou itlveii.
Geo. G. Van Wagner,
Has ut received a fiuu slucl; of
Wall Paper and Picture Mouldings, Lounges and Mattresses.
Ficture fwnilug douo with euro mid ncadicHs
Prlomm a Low ait Ills Lowaat. 0 13-11
Ooly AbstractBooks
SPORTING GOODS, PURSES,
HUNTERS SUPPLIES, Etc.
Street.
NEW
275 COM. ST.
Every pair. In
Spile of the re
cent advance in
leather we arc
Selling
NG
liMf
gl.ilyiilffiri 13
IN MARION COUNTY Work prumplly
and rtliuhh uxiculcil by Ihu
BALKM ARM RAW SchANl CO..
FRANK V. WATKIW, AluiiWr
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
HOFER BROTHERS, - - Editors.
I'UIILIHHKD DAILY, KXCEIIHUNDAY,
li y tiik
Canital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Olllce, Commercial rflrcet, in I O. Ilillldlni;
bntcrod hi llm postoMce tit Hiilem,Ur.,iiK
aceoud-clins maltur.
TODAY'S
JOUItNAIi
FliASUKS.
LIUHTXIXU
Wliywlilp the devil about the
slump? Illume tho 8. P. for tin'
fair being n jmitlnl biii-cvim.
Shoot the meujrer transportation
facilities ofli-rvMl for tin-state fair In
the short-Biuhti'd H. P. iiiuuuucra.
They trent the pt'nple of Oregon
with contempt mid the state board
of agriculture like whipped puppies.
The horsu-raeo department is en
tei prising. The track exhibition
was well worthy n hundred thous
and crowd.
Better the city of Salem rutle for
some slight transportation faciliiits,
than raise a hundred thousand dol
lars for another horse race.
The Albany Democrat saj s the
sports were ull thrown down nt b'n
lem yesterday.
The question Is: Should theS. P
run to suit Mr. Koeliler or to suit
the wants of the people?
The Albany hriduc Is to be built
next year. The fralem bridge is be
ing built after 11 fashion this iar,
1 The attendance at the state fair
I could just us well have been double
what it w a, with double the enter
piise iu management.
In spite of the railroad boycott
ag.dnst Salem greater crowds tuiu
I out to tliu slate fair than ever before.
, Itaiiroad attendance has declined by
withdrawal of city and exclusion
trains. But owing to the gioutli ol
Salem and Oregon's Increasing pop
ulation the attendance still -ii.-crease
and goes ahead of every
thing in the past. Salem Is the
place to hold the blnte fair.
Supt. of Census Porter should I e
plnied under nrn,t for irjing to
pat of! a counterfeit census of Oiu-
gon upou UucleSam.
v
The city authorities nnd stnte
board of agrieulluie should take a
sneak. They never even uskidthe
S. P. to run excursion trains to our
great state fair.
Salem's ten thousand did royally
by the statu fair. Salem has got a
regular Chicago world's fair hump
ou herself.
Too lalo to cry: but the fact re
mains with proper raihoml facilities
the state fair treasury might just us
well have SoO.OOO iu its cash box.
The S. P. would hate made money
too. It is time the people took the
management of that private corpor
ation. It won't do un thing itself,
nor let anybody e.se do.
Tt may be that fast horse o ners
and their patrons demand It, and
thut otherwise they would not come
to the fair, but it looks struuge to an
outsider that to enhance the busi
ness and profits of tlio pool sellers, a
crowd of live to ten thousand people
are ktpt In tigouy, suspense und
anxious waiting fiom one o'clock In
the afternoon until dark to sio a
few races that might be sandwlclnd
and be over In time to give the
crowd a chance to see something
else.
A Mrs. QltliiigH, of San Francisco,
"gits thar" with bouncing tiinlets
Does unyono preteud that the now
Salem street bridge Is receiving su
pervision from a competent still
bridge engluei r, whoso business It
1h to see that the specifications of
the contract are complied with?
The democratic papers lie when
Hey say ihu Farmers' Alliance is ull
torn up ut ihu South, It is the dem
ocratic party Hint Is moio liable to
be torn up,
The 8. I Rillway company han
dle gtulu fiom Sulcui to Portlnud, u
distance, of flfiy-twu miles for the
sumo that they ch'irgo from Gervnls
to Portland, i distance of thirty
eight mill's. This is a discrimina
tion, just the same, (hat no eoi posi
tion has a right to make, H.ilem,
hits no kick, however.
it
They wero not sleek swindlers,
hut very crude niHliitis, that Port
lam) omwd ut Ihu Stufo Fair,
Tint iiullvosous nf Oregon U a
Utile rough, when this Halo is ud
verlhlng for tliu native eons from
all tliu other slates lo. come here,
Thaslnte fair Is in progres ut Su-1
jlcui, lind wlnit Is AMorla doing iuj
( rufureliiti to It ? Are w o rejiiesentnl
lHiiir'I If not, why not? I'lniiicr.
The jlllleieut purlsi of the stti(o
1 liisBe.n splendid uliHiiivi to ud i r-
tlsonl the Oregon state fair. At
least half a hundred thousand peo
plo visited tlio state fair on the six
days. But It was tlio fault of the
management as much ns Itwnsof
tlio dldereiit sections Hint our whole
state Was not belter advertised,
If the contractors pan nffoid to
have an engineer to look after their
interests In the bridge contract, why
cannot the two counties aflord tn
employ a competent steel Oridge
engineer to see that the spcflcatlous
are complied with?
The Stato Fair should have had
.in iitleudanceof 100,000p people and
$50,000 ca-li surplus in the treasury.
That would have been the Salem
way.
It seems the Portland thieves and
pick-pursers were quite ns successful
with Portland people ns they were
Willi the rural population. Tliey
did not rolt as many city people, but
they got more m uey of them.
C.VI'lTAIi JIIUU.WIj J0T.S.
The clergy will organize but they
will not strike.
If you are fairly iu love with your
town, you will see It grow.
Ilcpubllcans love Speaker Reed
for the euemies he has made.
The only railroad in America that
does not run exeui.sious to the state
fails tiled. P.
Oregon must not sail for the next
(en ejrs on the-wlngs of a clipped
cenus. If she do, she will fly low.
We must have a recount of the
whole-tate; thnt is the length aud
breadth of the mutter.
The difference between Speaker
Reed and ex-President Cieselaud
siems to be that Reed is not a dead
duck.
The St. Louis R-public says Indl
ina is against Harrison. The Re
public U against Harrison till over
the Union.
Ireland has furnished the tit
pnsent most truly popular couple iu
America Aunie Roouey and Dan
McCiinty.
Young nieti ere In demand, says
the Oregon Vindicator. To vindi
cate the rest of the sex, we will say,
yes; by theyouug ladies.
The JoimxAi. is not independout
enough for the Stayton Sun. The
-Uiu is so independent that it leans
clear over back itito the democratic
I'jrty.
A manuscript of Robert Louis
Steveiisoii had a narrow escape
troni burning up ou u ship ut sea.
There is no esctpe for the public,
however.
It the Stayton Sun is independent
why does it not support Mitchell for
the senate. He seems to be a man
u good many republicans and demo
crats can agree upon.
"The peoplo did our census." said
:i Washiugtoulan at the San Fiau
cisco chamber of commerce conven
tion. Tom, Dick and Harry Jusc
got up nud counted each other.
Tlio Oregonlan loves to debate
problems. Will the Oregonlan tell
Us readers why property nud earn
ings of small farmers, hotiseholdeis
and laborers have dcen ased ull over
the United States, while lullliouuiics
have multiplied ?
Tlio Oregon City Courier says the
Farmers' Alliance warehutisu bill is
unconstitutional aud paternalistic,
but favors an act of the legislature
by which "county Inspcctoisof fiuit
trees should be appointed, wboee
duty It should be to examine ull or
chards in their several couutUs, nud
to compel spraying by their owners
willi thoboliitlous that uro warrant
ed In kill the vermin." To "com
pel'' Is a hurd word, Our demo
cratln ft lend should get a constitu
tional balance to his politics.
It li ippened on a crowded horso
cur, A seedy looking man, very
much the worse for liipiDr, imsj to
ulvo his seat lo a lady, when a r
bust man slipped Into tlio vacant
seat, leaving Hie I idy still standing.
"fU-n-y. you you fellow you," said
the boozy but clilvvilorous Individ.,
u.il, uh liu swuu'd to fro hanging to
a strap, "I I'm drunk, I know,
but I I'll get over It, I will; but
you you're a hog, und you'll nuvor
get over It in In this woild-no,
sir, nevor!" Aud tho other pisseti-,
, ' ,ri.1,1i ...i.i, him
girsiigieed wlili lilm. t
1ie Cffcels nf Mnutitl lUluili.tiuli
Many illfcows, I'sjici'lnlly
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imy.livil lii'iillli, unit tliu luolexMira, if nr
inoia.ly piirniuu are mi lu-itiliMniilUe In
liriiln. nail nerve tltsue. It U oi.o of Mm
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Htnmi.i'li llltlire, Unit It rniuilnnaiui'a fur
lliUininiipliusiu ilisue, mul llul H lin
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lp.iiiiinilMiiiiMiliii, kidnpyiiinl juiiv jt will at ull iweulH nrcvpiit the
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3:30 EDITION,
Later Edition at 5 P. M.
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Associated Press Report and
Digests of all Important
News of To-Day.
tT didn't woiiic a confidence
man sritncna an unpiiojiisino
suBjr.rrr.
RiTrrn, Mont., Sept. 20. An nt
tempt was made to play a confidence
jr.uno on Adam Fairnday, an old
timer of Montana. A stranger, who
called himself Ferguson, wanted
Fuiraday to show him some land
torn manufacturing site. Fairaday
consented, and Feivuou made an
excuse to o to tlio road house.
There they met a third gentleman
Who pulled out a pack of cards. A
few bets were made and Ferguson
won amounts, gradually raisin ' the
bets from $5 to $100.
Finally the stranger oirered to bet
Ferguson 300 he couldn't pick out
a certain caid again. Ferguson said
he would have to drive totowuuftei
money, nnd Ferguson and Fairaday
drove to town. Ou the way Fergu
son explained thut he had the
stranger's game dowu pat, nnd pro
posed to Fuiraday to go in with him
outhe$300and they would divide
the winnings. Fairaday alighted
fr.,m tlm carriage, asked if Ferguson
took him fur ii il fool, aud start
ed for the police.. Fergus n made
himself scarce.
ANOTiiEu oriu.v smzuni:.
Siuttm:, Sep. 20. "Never-Slcep
Holdeu" got in his work again lust
night on the festive opium Smug
gler. He succeeded in capturing 30
five lael tins of prepared opium. It
was hid away under the Seattle
Transfer company's warehouse in
the southern part of the city, ou the
mud Huts. How itgot tlieie and by
whom it was tux.eu Is uot kuown.
For some time past Inspector
Holdeu has been watchkig the place,
having susplcioued that opium was
being secreted under the wharves in
that locality. Ou either side of the
warehouse are wide platforms, the
tloor of which is laid ou 10-lnch
joists. On the under side of the
joists strips of planks, G, 8, ami 10
Inches wide, have beeu tacked ut ir
regular distunees, aud presumably
for a purpose. The opium seized
was found ou tluso strips of pluuk
and near the ed.e of the platform.
THE AXTI-LUTTEUV DILL IT WILL
lMtOIIAfiLY ACCOMPLISH A GREAT
DEAL OF HAUMTOLOTTEIIIES.
Washington, Sep. 20. The days
of the Louisiana Lottery so far us it
is tolerated by the Uulted Stales
government, are numbered. The
uuti-lottery bill now having passed
both houses, hus received the presi
dent's siguaturo uudbecome a law.
There does not seem to be any doubt
that the net endorsed by Harrison
will kill at an early dale., Louis
hiua men say that it will be impos
sible for the lottery to be conducted
on anything like the same prolltable
basis thut It hu9 hitherto beeu. The
friends of the measure believe thut
the lottery company will make
somo arraugeiiieuts with the ex
piess companies, by which means
they will be able to communicate in
a manner which will bo adequate to
conduct their business. Constitu
tional lawyers who have found so
much difficulty in biiuglugthu bill
through will be likely to mine other
objections If nny attempt should be
made to iuteifere with what will
be callid the private business of the
express companies, 'flic friends of
tue lottery bill insist that tlio busi
n ess of the express companies would
no mine be luteifered with by any
enactment which would pievent
them fiom becoming tlio agents of
lottery companies than Is the busi
ness of newspapers interfered with
by provisions which prevent them
fiom publishing lottery advertise
ments under the penalty of being
excluded from the mall.
The bill does not pievent news
papers from publishing lottery ud
veitlscments, provided tjiey uro will
ing to depend on tlm ex pi cm com
panics or soiueotlicriigeutstliau the
Unhid Slates mini for disliibuilou
of their clrciilallou. Many friends
of aiitl-lotterv Ifgi-datlnu objected lo
the uictisuio he fine II was passed by
congress because It was not strong
enough In that it does not prevent
llm Introduction iu the. Uuitid
Stntis of foreign lRnvs.ueiH which
limy contain lottery ndwrlbcnicnls.
The point is raised Hint it will bo
posslhlo lor Hie loiteiy owners lo
I"""' new spnperH din clly wnm e
iioilhcrn or Hon hern border nud to
. iheHmewspuporsundtr forilin
stamps in the mull, uddrissed to the
long iisi or pat i ous of which the
,',l,'rV ;""'ll'll' W UlldouhU-diy
immhI, nml by llil-nicai.s under
tue proieoiioii in wnut is called in
lerii.illoutilcoiniiiityorloteriiullonnl law, they will lie ablu to reacli the
publlo ihrough newspiper udyer-H-cuieulH.
Rut coiiMiltiitliiiiiil luw
ycrt snwoiily (Minpllcullons lit any
utieiiipi loaiiieiiu me tun in that
rcsliecl mid believed that in lis
UT' IHI'I IMIUMI IIIUl ll in
MiuwmiI form I ho meiisure will verv
greatly clrcuiiiK'illHi the (iperulions
P On, T.mit.l i .....I ..il...rt I. .,.,.
'" ",,v ""l"IM I UH 111(11 KMIII.1
Kfillin lllll.U llV l.llll l.l . Iu lir..n.l r
Ti tint imriirlty of tlio blood wlilcli 1 ro
duces unsightly lumiisorsucltlncs ou tl
Kl null nf the ncc!(t cames painful ririr.ltif
Rotci on tlio arms, loc, orfeef, dovoloi 3
ulcers In tlio eyes, care, or liono, often cai
tag Mliidncss or deatn;ssi Istlio oilghti t
I li'ijilci, cancerous growths, or the m.n
other nnnlfestallons usually nscrlbeil i
"humors;" and fastening upon tho liu
causes consumption, and death. l?e
the most ancient, It Is tho most general
all diseases or affections, foi very f
liersons aro entirely freo from it.
Ho,rBcean CURED
Ily taking Hood's Sarsaparllla, which, !
tho remaikablo cuics It has accomplished,
often when other medicines havo failed,
has proven Itself to be -t potent and pectd
tar mcdlcino lor this disease. Some ol
theso cures aro re.Uly wondeilul. If jl'l
sulTor from scrofula oi Inipuro blood, a
sure to tiy Hood's Sarsaparllla.
' Every spi Ingnty Ifo and children Iiji
been troubled with scrofula, eorcs breg
ma out on them In various places. It)
llttlo boy, tin eo vents old lias liccn a
tcrrlblo suHcier Last spiln Ito was cwi
mass of sores trom Head to lect. I w,.s
aihlscd to use ilood's S-iisaiiaillin.nnd n
havoiilltakenlt. -I'licresiiltlsthatallh.'.Ni
been cuird oi tlio scroiula, my little In v
being entirely lrco from sores, and all to-1
of my children I.k bright and healthy."
W. B. ATHEllTOJf, T.tssalo City, K. J.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sn',tliyclrMBjl"t- Bl "Ixorjl. rrcrarcittj
3.I.IIOOC b CO., Apothecaries, Lowell.Ma..
!ftf rsnos One Dollnr
Capital National Bank
SALEM -
Capital Paid up, -
OREGON.
- $75,000
'lurpliu,
15,1)1)0
U. H. WALLACK, - - Presldenr.
W. W. MAltTIN. - Vics-Preniaont.
J. II. Al.liKKT Cttxhler.
DIRtCTORSl
W. T. any, W. V. Mrrtln,
I. M. MnrflD, H. S. Wnllaoe.
Dr. W. A.Cuslck. J. H. Albirt.
T. McF. I'attoii.
LOANS MADE
t'o runner op u h.enl mul other tnarket-
ablc produce, consigned or in store,
cfther In prlvato cmnnrlesor
public warehouses.
Slate anji County Warrants Bought at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
DlFcnuntpil at rensonable rnten. DrafU
ImwD direct on New Vorlc, Cblcnga, Han
Kmaplsmrorllund, London, Paris, UcrlUi
Mniiir ICnnsand Calcutta.
IU!
SALEM OREGON.
WM. If. I ADUK I'lesidont
DR. J. RKYNOLD6), - Vico Tiesldeut
IOUN MOIU, ....... Cashier
GENERAL BANKING.
Exconiige on Po rtlnnd, Kan Francisco,
New York, London and Hong Kong
nought und sold. Blnte, County und City
rn.rrfin.ts bough t. Farmers are cordially
invited to deposit und tranrnct business
with us. Liberal advances niude on
wheat, wool, ti ops nud oil e- pru erty ai
reiiHonnoie rates, lomnii co on mih se
curity can bo obtained at the bank In
most reliable comi'iinles.
Ilanil MaW-tt Mle
MURPHY & DESART,
upccssors to D. Nnsh, have a well estab
lished lirlek und Tile fuutoiy In North
Salem, near the fair grounds, and ure pre
pared U furnish nrsi-clusa brick, and. tlla
on short notice.
Mamnles of ltrlck or TII sent freo to any
point desired, on bnrt nollee. Orders can
c lea with Jos. Flshburu, 110 Stato afreet.
wnuro samples cun do seen. axw
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC-
, Of tho Wlllnmelto Unlviralty, Saloni,
Oreffon.
The nnst school venr has been the moat
successful In its hMory Jucieiised nttcn
duiU'eiindnuiiibcrnrKradiiativ, Tbemost
snciessfiil uiusle scbonl on luo Northwest,
coast. Tbocoursm of JtiEtrticlltin Includs
plitno, orguii, pipe iiiicnn, violin nrdu re ties
trill tnatruinoiiis. vocal culiurn. tiirmony.
1-onnlei point and cla-a teaehlni;. Diplo
mas given ou completion or courso jiio
munleul director Mill bo nsslMfd by nn
able and elllclciit corps of teachers, i-end
lur ruuuoguo o. ai. i'ii iivii,
7:l'-3m dw Musical Director.
Next term begins Sept 1st, 18JO.
ULACKSMITHING,
Wagon and Carriage Mini' and ltepairlog
Horseshoeing a specialty. All work gur
intecd. JOHN HOLM,
i.'orner of Commercial and Cliemekcta sta,,
Salem, Oregnu.
First
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Convent of St. W4
Bt. I'AUtj, MAiuoh Count, Oa,,, ,
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Conducted by "
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Terms poyat'lijprr month or per annua ')",
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dleuoik per annum, tl'Jtl. Wushlng par
month tt, Muslo exini. Koi port ICNlttn ""
iiildicss mstuu M, Victou, Huporloraai.
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