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IflVJEKlKO OAPITAIr JOVJUfALi TUESDAY, MAHOU 28, 1800.
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THE PALACE)
Art bow prprd to ho you th nwi Talkie ( tha
jwwwn in
DRESS GOODS,
Pattern eulU,
Plaids in silk and wool,
Plaid In silk.
PWdi In velvet.
Illuminated serge.
Changeable serges.
Whip cord In black and colon.
IJrocaded all wool.
Brocaded saloons,
French flannel.
French cballles, eta
Ilcgardd Hnkm m & Uty of Great
Future.
PUNS FOR NEW MOTOR RAILROADS.
Balem to ?io Connected With Sercr
al Near-by Clues Boon.
Newest Styles in Spring Wraps.
P-S. Tho 15th of April is drawing near, when the fine
rum waren will DO envon awav. Uonl iorrret our rmmf. Mhn
tele.
Money to Loan.
Ob Improved city or farm property,
S. T. RICHARDSON,
.... Attorney at law.
Cor. Court and Commercial.
BrJIliaat Shine Metal Pollsk
For cleaning and polishing Show Cam,
lira, Copper, Zlno, Hcalea, Household
Utentlla. Silverware, etc.
llAHH PETZELL, Agts,
214 Court Btreet.
- IF -
You are going to build or nuke any triad of
improvement, call on ttie undersigned for
material. We have a com plete stock, and are
ready to supply any prepared contract, sewer
work, trading, etc
Salem Improvement Co.
BALIM BOAKD
A Large
OP
TKAD.
and Well Attended Meet
lag.
DAILY WEATHER FORECAST.
Portland, March 27. Monday
falrfollowod by ruin. Tuesday rain,
U. B. Wkatiijch Skhvick.
TookmoPapjcb. Moetmenln mis
fortune have the sympathy of tho pub
Ho; but L. B. Bklnuer, the Polk county
farmer buncoed out off 2600, l general
ly treated aa deserving tho lose for be
ing so green, In these enlightened
days such men deserve having a guar
dian. Will the Balem papers pleaso as-
ubtmiu wneuier nainner miles a news
paper. Albany Democrat. AJouknal
reporter hasasoertalned Hint Mr. Bkln
uer took no newspaper. A religious
Journal came to his address, but of
course aeallng largely with tho world
to come, gave him no pointers on the
ways of the wily bunco steerer.
A good attendance last night at the
Willamette hotel shows the Interest
taken In the Board of Trade is not dy
ing out but growing.
The communication of W. A. Btory
relative to prospectus of Oregon at
worm's rair was read but could not be
acted upon because the advertising
una isexnaustcd.
J. M. Wallace was elected a member
of the board.
The secretary was authorized to pre
pare a resolution requesting that the
presout administration appoint some
Oregon man to be governor of Alaska,
owing to our close commercial and le
gal relations with that territory.
On rnoHon of J. H. Albert tho secre
tary, was authorized to receive exhibits
and co-operate with the world' fair
commission In enlarging tho Oreoon
exhibit.
The advertising pamphlet prepared
by P. B. Knight, description of Balem
and the Central Willamette valley, was
auopicu uy mo board.
Tho board has Just closed a six
month's contract for Eastern advertis
ing In all prominent newspapers.
i
Good Lucie Remember the "Good
LUCk" SOOlablo at Ilia Unitarian
church next Friday eveulng. Those
who attend will bo convinced that not
" "" u"K"& oriinnai lucas aro
ceiveuin uio heads of Mm '
folks."
con-
grown
Almost Thkiie. According to the
Oregonlan's Washington dlrpatohes or
the JMth the early appointment of Hon.
T. J, Black of Halsey as collector of
emtoma at Portland may bo looked for.
This appointment would glvo almost
universal satisfaction to tho bualneaa
element of tho stalo, as well as that of
Die own party aud would bo lu keeping
with the president's well known desire
to appoint none but good won to nil
the various federal portions. No man
la the Democratic party lu Oregon
vnas uigner ibau T. J. Hlaok,
A Brutk. Considerable ludlgnatlon
has figured In many minds a day or
two past regarding the heartless action
of a butcher employe who while at tho
slaughter house got lu a rage at the
abeep he was haudllug and gouged out
the eyes and tongues of several or the
animals while alive. Witnesses de
scribed the act aa brutally cruel, Tho
ease will probably bo referred to tho
grand lury.-Oorvallls Gazette.
BU.VKH Mkdai. Contest. The first
Silver Medal Dcmorcst contest will bo
held at tho Bouth Balem M, E. church
about April 10th, under tho auspices of
tho Balem W. C. T. U. Evorybody Is
cordially Invited.
A Cuanqk OK KlitM. The loan aseii.
oy of Fear A Hamilton has been dis
solved, Mr. Hamilton withdrawing
ne win ronresent anmn FWtni. in.n
companies on this coast. The old; busl
uess will be continued by Mr. Fear.
Kanbas GALLKKV.-Montee Bros,
have left the town and their gallery
south of tho postofflco Is now occupied
by II. 8. Mullt. First class nhmna
from 12.00 to 13.00 per dozen. 8-28 lot
Tiik UKST.-MoCrow A Btensloft are
oHerlng the people of Balem absolutely
the best quality of meats ever sold lu
the city. They thoroughly uuderstaud
mo buying and handling, as well as
selling of all market supplies.
Hon, O. F. Paxton, secretary of the
Balem Light and Power Co., arrived In
tho city last night to look after matters
connected with the electrical works
here. Ho was a member of the recent
legislature and spoke veiy cheerfully of
tho outlook at Balem In general. He
said:
"Outsldo of tho great Willamette
Falls plant at Oregon City and one at
Bpokano Falls there Is not such an elec
tric lighting and power plant In tho
northwest us yours. Any resident of
Balem who Is doubtful as to the future
of tho Capital City can have his ver
tebra stiffened up by going down and
taking a look at our capacity which is
already equal to a city of twenty-flye
thousand population. Ho can have bis
confidence fully restored by considering
bow much money outsiders are Invest
ing In Balem.
"Ladles and gentlemen who aro in
terested in beautiful machinery would
flud It easy to pass a pleasant hour
visiting our plant any Sunday.
"Balem will always hold ber place as
the second city in Oregon, being a sort
of gateway and distributing point to
tho Willamette valley proper and West
ern Oregon in general. Tho compan
ies which I represent have some plaus
for tho future which we hope to put
into execution very shortly, which will
result In a very considerable develop
ment to tho city of Balem, If Salem
could bo connected with several lead
ing surrounding towns it would doublo
your population every (ew years. Ba
lem peoplo hardly realize tho growth
that Is now going ou, or that will take
placo hero when tho natural resources
of the country tributary to you, that is
anxious to have direct communication.
are oponcd up, as they soon will be."
"I would like to call your attention
to tho first class work our company has
bcon doing In Its polo and Hue exten
sions. It la as good as the best mater
ial and the best workmanship can
make It. We are going right ahead In
creasing our plant."
Mr. Paxton has Home of tho heaviest
monieu men or Portland associated
wltii him in his enterprises:
It would do the hearts of our slow
coaches good to feel tho pulse of these
Portland capitalists who have Invested
a quarter of a milllou lu Salem, Al
though we aro not authorized to say It
at proton t, they aro roully preparing to
do what will make Salem a motor lino
center second to nono on tho Pacific
coast. The rich couutry surrounding
us will lu no far distant day undoubt
edly bo connected with electric lines
ana nelp to inako a city of a hundred
thousand hero Inside of twenty years.
Boat Ratns, Al. Ilerreu of the
steamer Klwood line, was seen this
wotnlng In regard to tho cut rates. Ho
aaldt "A boat carrying a hundred
tew of freight from Ifrtlaud makes 50
at of It, while Us runulug expetweala
f. Hoaiaruuutugataooeutratoare
fer some other purpose than legitimate
toftMo, We will do business for our
M rates, at which we are prepared to
any freight not only now but for the
Jala."
XeeuHt Was Kuix. The friends of
D. D. Xecter, who keep the horse
ea outer and Front streets
the story Haturdav that i
i ran." Of eearee tale sJmr.lv m
MVMl vv MM laMHt
- tlame Liver Regulator has never
keea known to fall to cure all liver dh-
Vr. Oeatrle glla teeth without palu, I
GKKATACUUTY. TheooniorHm.Li.
and tumblers on the street show great
auuviiy, uui noue) can equal a Lock-
wood messenger for speed.
VAN KATON.-Bee here, house
wives, those of you who have not tried
our Java-Mocha brand of com, ahnnhi
do so at once. It has been a aUiul.i.v
m mo un Housekeepers since years.
Bavr Youh FKUiT.-Wm. Wright
has a good spraying outfit, aud Is prw
tntivu o ajHay tamiiy oreDardson short
notice- Prleee reasonable. The fruit
saved on one tm will more than pay the
expense of orlu for fifty trees. Leave
word with Gray Bros. tf
NI.AHaKD,-Wo Wish to inmmiM
to an, mat we have greatly enlarged
ourstoekofoarpstaand flae furniture
aud would be very mueh pleased to
have them Inspected while the assort
wt Is large, Buren A. Boa.
Comp4eesedyeMt-Clark A Eppley.
"US-casa"
DR. DORCHESTER INTERVIEWED
Ohemawa Indian School-Chances of
Office Seekers Slim.
Bupt. of Indluu Schools Daniel Dor
chester, who visits all tho 200 govern
ment Iudlan schools lu the Unltw!
States, Is In tho city and was seen this
morning. In a pleasant chat ho said
ho had been here two years ago, and
thought Salem growing. His wife Is
wltii lilmaud also looks afterlndlanpu
nil's intereata In tlm dri'iiio..,...!........
'eHMSsaBHsasBassMMessaamj-.J n i
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
B, F. Wiley, of Collate Grove, is In
tho city for a few days.
Manager Anson, of the Capital clfy
railway, Is In Portland.
Mrs. Geo, II, Burnett left today for
MoMlnnvllIe, where the Judge Is hold
ing court.
Dr. Powell Reeves It In Woodburn
for the day.
Mrs. Peyton Is In Portland on world's
fair business.
C. W. Thomas, J. W. Thomas and J.
R. Miller, of Stay ton, were Balem visi
tors today.
F. P. Clark of Zena, was In the city
this morning.
Bupt MoElroy went over to Corvollla
today to attend a county Institute.
Rev. Driver was In fhe city yester
day returning to Eugene this morning.
Senator Dodson, of Baker City, Is In
tho city today.
Bam'l Alolpb relurnod today from
Moscow, Idaho.
J. A. Van Eaton, the erocer. Is dolnc
business at Portland.
John G. Wright, the pioneer grocer,
Is at the metropolis today.
Thoa. Howe, the great sporting farm
er of Mt, Angel, was In the city today.
A communication on rifle clubs will
appear Saturday.
Ex-County Poor Com'r J. H. Mc
Cormlok Is out after a week's illness.
Messrs. Patton and Cruse are at
Woodburn today opening out their
stock of books aud stationery.
Tho World's Fair Commission Rust
ler Billy Savago Is hustling at Portland
today.
Dan'l Dorchester, superintendent of
tho Indian schools, of tho United
States, Is In tho city, and will Inspect
tbo Cbemawa school beforo returning.
J. A. Goodhue, manager of the Ore
gon Hedge company, returned this
morning from a business visit at Salt
Lake City.
City Recorder Edes has his quarterly
report for three months ending April
1st nearly completed.
Druggist G. W. Putnam has material
on tho ground for bis new cottage on
Marlon street.
Roy. R. J. Campbell, of Roaeburg,
will address the prohibitionists at the
W. C. T. U. rooms tonight.
Tho Kansas Gallery Is south of the
postofliceat Montee's old stand. First
class work and honest treatment. Give
us a call. 3-28-10t
The Astorlon has n typesetting ma
chine aud an original poll. It is nuite
a rich paper to afford two luxuries like
that,
Mrs. and Mrs. John Arnold, who
have been visiting tho family of John
Savage, Jr., left today for their home in
Nebraska.
Miss Editha Shrlver, of tho Salem
SUam Laundry, Is visiting friends at
woodburn today.
Judge Calvert, of Ne Whatcom,
Wu., returns to his homo today. He
expects to bring his family to Salem to
live this fall.
.anjamuxiMgwu
THE ELECTRIC SYSTEM.
Something That Confounds the Best
Philosophic Experts. The Sick
Cured and the Skeptics left
to Wonder.
Denutv Sheriff Roberts' card sneaks
volumes for Dr. Darrln and his peculiar
system of treatment by electricity. Air.
Roberts Is well and favorably known In
this city and his word should go fur to
convince tho skeptics as to the skill of
Ut, Damn.
MK. ROUERTB' CAHD.
For Iho past six years I suflered losi
ofcarliiK. which gradually Increased
until I became totally deaf lu one ear
wltii ringing noises and severe pains in
the back of my head uud neck, the last
year of my trouble. All efforts were
fruitless until I called ou Dr. Darrln,
who cured rne radically of all my trou
bles with his method of electric treat
ment. I can hear now as u ell as ever
In my life. J. M. Rodkhts,
362 Stark street, Portland.
DR. DARRIN'S PLACE OF BUSINESS
Drs. Darrln can be consulted free ,a
310 Commercial street, Salem, Or., office
hours 10 to 5 daily, evening 7 to 8.
Sunduy 10 to 12. They treat all curable
nervous, chro' 1c, acute and private dis
eases, and make a specialty of all dis
eases of eye, ear, nose and throat, ca
tarrh and deafness, loss of manhood
loss of desire or sexual power in man or
woman. All peculiar female troubles,
irregularities, etc., are confidently and
successfully treated. Most cases can
receive home treatment after a visit to
the doctor's otlice. Inquiries answered.
Circulars and question blankssent free.
Drs. Darrln charge at the low rate of f6
per month; or In that proportion as
the case may require with medical or
electrical treatment. This applies to
each and every disease except surgical
and special complicated cases.
SUPREME COURT.
Sam m, March 28, 1893.
Elizabeth Loyejoy, resp. vs. W. S.
Chapman, app.; appeal from Wultno
mab county; judgment of the lower
court affirmed. Opinion by Moore J.
Portland and Fulrvlew Ry. Co., app.
vs. Thomas Bpillmaun, resp.; appeal
from Multuomah Co ; judgment of
affirmed
$9000 fl MONTH
Is whatthe WOOLEN MILL
is paying out regularly for ma
terial and labor. If y0u
bought your clothing of thorn
in 5 years time it would pay
out $50,000 a month. Patro
nize them and build up our
HOME INDUSTRY.
TO0il HUU ST0R
FEAST IN STORE
.
Opinion bj
pll'a Interests In the girl's detriment.
Dr. Dorchc8tersaystlio8alem Iudlan
-.muling scuooi now ranks asoueof
tno largest In tho United Btaten, only
surpass! by Carlisle Institute, and
Chenowa. Ho had never seen Bupt.
Waason of Cbemawa, but said he stood'
well with the department at Washluir-
iou. mo ouo bad any power to re
move him except for cause, aud thin
applied to tho matrou. teachers and
physician. Even the president could
not select his successor. Thrwi mn
who have passed examinations are
recommended In case of a vacancy anil
from them tho Indlau commissioner
electa ono. There Is uochauce forout
side applicants. Dr. Dorchester doee
noi expect to remain In the service
arter ula time Is out.
After Wislev, Sheriff James Mc
Namera, of Stephenson Co., HI., ar
rived In the city on tho 11:17 train and
nt onco proceeded to secure a warrant.
upon requisition of the governor of
Illinois, for tho person of Perry Wllsey,
a fugitive from Justice detained at the
county all. Ho was arrested at Salem
recently by Chief of Police Minto, who
found him worklug In a nursery under
an assumed name. He Is under In
dictment for forging several notes on a
bank there, for sums In all of f500.
Hheritf MoNamara will return with
mm tomorrow.
the lower court
Beau J.
Geo. W. Hahn resp. vs. Guardian
Assurance Co. app.; appeal from Mult
nomah co.; judgment reversed and the
Cause renmuded to tlie court below for
such furtber proceeding as are not in
consistent with this opinion. Opinion
by Lord C. J.
L. W. Nelson app vs. S. W. Blaisdell
et al. resp. The motion fnr Mm ...iifl
cation of the decree herein in tho court
below Is overruled aud denied. Held
that tho modification suggested would
probably effect parties to tbo decree not
orougnt before this court on appeal and
cannot therefore be made.
Joseph Hughes, resp., vs. Edward
Holmaii, app. The mandate lu this
cause and for the modifications nf m,0
Judgment as to tho allowance of costs
to the respondent is allowed upon the
authority of tho judgment of this court
in me case or wood vs. Fitzgerald-3,
Or. 508, while the court feels bound to
respect the decision in that case as the
law of tho present case Its correctness
is doubted and when a question Is prop
erly presented and brought here upon
appeal, it will bo re-examined.
A feast In Store fiir thn iwinln nf Rolnrr,
uu TiuunjrwuuuKe me
LATEST IN NOVELS.
To avail yourself of the opportunity ot
rataing me latest book rou should call at1
I PATTON'S BOOK STORE
jnd look over their large stock of this litera
nuts, ne utivejusi received
200 FREsH NOVELS
by the leading authors, and have arranged'
laii0ihe; 8? t.ha.t w,e wl" recelve new ones
hol" ,he Iate4t of everything always on
.'E2m"5S?.7OB need anvtllln8 n this'
Patton Bros.,
Boolcoellers and Statlanor.
08 STATE BfREKT.
Raspberry Plants.
Soughegan, Gregg, Cuthbert and
Malabar, last two red-Btrong plants
several thousand, call early, or deny,
ered free to any part of the city, at re-',c,e(Lratea-
Leave ordera at John G
Kl n 8,rocery,-, H' W- Savage
Market Gardner, Salem. 8-18 6-wd
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
'S
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
Thursday Evening, March 301b.
J. F. SHERIDAN,
The Original WIDOW O'BItlEN, or
A NIGDT on Ik BRISTOL,
-Large Company of
TfttNS-ATLANTIC COMEDIANS,
Including the Celebrated AMEHICAN
DANOI.NG KINQd,
MARION & POST.
Seats on sale at Patton's.
GRAND CONCERT
Wedneeday Evening, April 12th.
BY
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed :
Castoria
For the Poor of the City.
Tl, rll !.. . ..
-."c.uiiuwiiigisine program of the
charity entertainment which will be
e.uereu tonight at the Congregational
church.
0) Grand ealon lirlltinnf
(b) Selected -Rolling
Solo
remove tirMi0nB.Liver egnlator to
SVdlKtehsetiobn,r'C,ear theh6ad andr
Dr. Contris fills teeth without pain
"Cream"
Assisted by Prof. Henry Bettman,
concert violinist of Portland; also Miss
Grace Scriber and Master Earl Sharp,
the wonderful child sincer. TConpfit. nf
the expense fund of the Willamette
University. Admission 50c. Gallery
25. Reserved seats without extra
charge at Patton Bios.
Bow Tkv M
Misses nreyman and Weller.
Selected
Selected
ailSS PINKITAM'S
GRAND MILLINERY OPENING
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
MwA 28th aad 2lh, ftrftoom utd wmW JUaie. and
ftfttlwRMtt iHyiUd U w the featt(koMt stook ever in Salem.
109 Court Strwt
IMI-OKTANT OltANOK.-Th0 Well
known furniture house of Keller A
Marsh baa again chauml Ita name
back to Keller A. Bona, Mr. Marsh hav
Ing sold out his Interest to H. P. .mi
V a. . .
i: nener, who were former part
ner. ThO bUslnew Will bo ronllnnl
In the best of st vie. aud Mr. w.r.h u
w iinuerstooi!, will continue to make
his home lu the city.
i
Nkyv Motok Co, Kugeue Hreyman,
Werner Ilreymau. J. Mrn, p
I' U...llt. m -.... "" '
w.u..,tu, n, i, uiiucri ami D. F.
Wagner of thla dtv have rl!t .mi.
loriueorporatlou of the Silver Creek
rai rower and Improvement Co.,
tee I li.GOO. They propose o operate
w iwwera, uu; ettetrle
ththU aud faetutlee.
Will thk Schools Cube?-It is
rumored on tho street that If the school
bonds aro vottd for at tho comlug elec
tion, the directors will bo unable to
borrow mouey to continue tho schools,
nuu mat mey will close them at our.
We shall try to obtain something de
flnate for tomorrow.
That Nkw Asylum. The governor
aud treasurer are busy today hearing
representatives of various localities who
have sites to ofler for locatlUK the now
i--asteru Oregon asylum for the lusaue,
Nkw lNfX)KPouATio.s. The South
Umpqua Mlulug Co. stock $150,000: tha
. - i
vrrgouraper HoxCc, stock 110,000;
the Stuart A Thompson Book and 8ta
tlonery Co., 150,000, all of Portlaud
have filed article with the secretary of
state.
Recltation.Iln.!,!.!?.,ly.
Miss Watkina
Male quartette
ljfi Glle' $,mat' Kw "and Lynn
Recltatlon....T he IppiwI nf ir.Tli"..-
m . i M,a Oracle Suiter.
7 . 7 IV" SrTe-khTrM0
vuiuci BOlO
IJORN.
To
the wife
Of J. T Wll!..-
ttry evening, March
uaoiug well but "Bird."
20th, 1893.
DKATUs.
Recitation
Willis E. MoElroy.
Selected
Mla,M.rt-Tr,"S,.,2'nPn
80l0 .-uurmoi.
, V, v- Selected
TfiBmViier: G'dbeCk
"wiiKD.-MeM CooIedgeA Mc
Clalu orsilverton run an attachment
on the Oregon Milling Co. mill t Tur
ner yesterday.
Dm You Havti,.
Eppley's various brands.
most delicious tea? W;,,' v ftMbl
. w .,, a
No pill or UiiHsatio!: lotion i.,,
ta - -w
SMITir ......
Deceased leaves fnn.. , ... . .'
nTe;Jyi t or cook
Laud Co! ---th, of the Oregon
theFir!!,f!r:rUib.e M- m
o'eWb : " "u,uu veuesday, at 10
State op Ohio, City op Toledo 1
Lucas County ",DOt es.
"rmof F. j, chevey Plrt,er of the
business in th rii,.15ln, 9-d olDR
and state aforesaid nH .i . Co"oty
Catahuii tbatrcanSo1ileVerse of
"se of HALL'sCATAte y the
161 in Trinocl !,-
A&Uon1oISerfflUtS?S4et.the " F'Dt
x. 17U. W. C. Dibble, 13 Front Ht. 25-d 3t,
nttln ... ii V.-V."''1"" ve,
-...VMfru. x-rrcniei'i. fcinro
Junction. Jn-
1 lil-d-lm
it, i?,ittlcs'0,It lrn and all kit
aphides, at old Court Holife,
paid for rags,
us,
nds of metu
. HfllPTn.
1. aOLPOLAR,
ocnooi District Election Noti.
ihsshs
anrsdJyMareBSitw thVSi,?.dlstr,ct'on
Bcaooi aistrlct or In thi Vr ; m saia
the dav at ,;.a.i'nJ ,,e. Ja JH precedlne
-j vf a iiirni ntv oniiii in. .. ---. -
properly assessed tnThJJJ .7 0 P.".111 a 'ax upon
question of Wracnnen,o5iaJ.1Hd.,s,rlot e
for tue rurnnl. A? "DMl,Pndel debtol 15.CvO
ing and-fSrnlshln-an elBht ?J? slte J"'d ertct
mg at somn ,..'5n e.1?"? 'OO'n school build-
street and between tliT,, "ct eHet tUiib
lum avenueTmTvme UhDerJoatl "nd asy-
AV"S8"ondNo Poir, ,"" ".'"f
?:rn7 v-m-ana aJa opa until So'ckJ.
DSarm!
clock
oj"","" w airectors of Hahool
Bated thuVth da; 'nr tiZm ""&?
U7V ..," - "
S-9-td
W XlulK A. MOORKS.
district Clerk.
Dr. Coutris nils teeth without pain.
wSiirr ' of - ft.rn.tur. 1
Buuejj & Bon.
tATAHRir nimn
Rtr .- l. KANK J. ClIRurv
yjTBassssBsai;
A. W. Gleason,
,ufy i ubiic.
&4stf&&i
h(ieA 1 ..' -L'-KVU. U Ifl llftlrt
Monday, a
SoT?I?i.strict Election Notice.
school
nf Ma-
Ksy.'i'minMidViarrt?rs
. ..-l- --,' o, loua. Itlro n.1.1 t l ",;.I7
Vf'ucuorilie oiialifiort .,.' "onuuruiuen
district as In the $-uJolen of 8ud school
ofm.ii-T.Vi'H8.yearIst nrernlln t, ho
WVLWti&wwpW
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