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We are
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ASK FOR THE
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BEST gl GLOVE
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AtORE THAN EVER
Wo havo now been here long enough
to provo to tho per plo of this romniunlty
that w do only first-class work nnd givo
the right goods for rearouahla prices. All
during tho ralso of different lines of
goods and ork. liavo maintained tho
old prices established by mo. When you
want a chrapor lino watch ecu us before
ivivingi wo tan lavoyaumonoy on every
tkkifotH. A rOH CLEANING 73c.
MAIN cU'MNUa 730.
And warranted.
6.H. HINOBS
WATOIMAKKH
ADO OITiCUN,
fff 00MMrCH01A.t MT
WKATHKR nBI'ORT.
Tonight and Tuesday occasional rain.
TODAY'S MARKET.
I'ONTLANit, Feb 10 Wheat, valley 63
SOW. Walls Walla. 6tW.
Flour rorltand boat grades 12.70 lo
3,00. UiiPOrllUH Jilt) porbbt.
Oat Whllo 3oQt3U.:, grey 33 to 31.
Hay Tlnii.ihyf 10811 jr ton.
Hops 7l0o old rronSaOc
Wool-Valley, 12(5130 1 iTa.torn Ore
jfon, BHoj Mohair. 7930.
MlllttuR-llran, 13 shorts, 115
roultrr Chickens, nilxnl. S00 to
i.wj liens, f to -I )( turkeys, llvo 13o.
fcVat On-gwi, UM to '.Ocper dot.
. i.deOrvtit. salted Wl lbs. blRDci
under 00 lbs, 1HWH i ahwn Hts, 163
Wo.
Onions llOtSJOO per cental.
Uuttur-llrtt dairy, 30gi;k j fancy
hamery, 60 to Uct store, x2JJ to STjjv.
Uotatooa-o9 to bio er cental.
, notrs iiMivy uneti o to oo.
MiittouDrrtrd. 7 Im 7K I'' pound
, UvsCtrft flOIOicosi.tSio li
urvtSHl lieof, (IM o nt.
Veal-
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7 9 tic.
SJkt KM MAk(tT.
Wheal 83 ionnds and over, 43c
Wool, lev, Mohair, 30o.
, 1Iih-A bi 7'o
llarl) toi)(c
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tlay iuil,clut, tl llmolhy, 0)
Kegs 15 carti. c trade,
'Hour In wholeeaU lots, 2.W retail,
Mlllluft-Pran, MJf shorts, lUtf
iioga urewN, 0iV
mvw ci oieera, aw i oons.
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6heep-to083.
Dressed Vwl-slWa.
llutter iKilry, jlci trvaiuVn. Mc
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WIDTH & GRABER,
f ' V4iaU.0.fa)ujHat
Syrups
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pmr'fo' r wtvi q Ryruiv,. Wo
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. yv y MarK no aurauto. uur prtfN
feuBptnf Blvfjn away fr, .
Ur, Wov,it(atly (i)vtteibiWto to tall
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124 StiltStreet.
a big line of
Gnderskirfs
TRUNKS
VaI IHIW
TIIAVKUNO daos
LACAPELLE TWO
CLASP PEARL KID
WARRANTED 1.50
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Gloves
fitted
if
desired
StryUt, LhcM
A LnFore
lines
in,
MENS
KID GLOVES
$1 PAIR
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Sumpter Mines,
Tickets lo alt mining towns Spokane
linker City. Moscow. Han Francfrco and
all other points. liaggnge checked
through raves monry. (iuy M. Power's
oltlco foot Trade street. 2-8 Im.
.PERSONALS
Pov. Mark, of Oregon City, Is in
tho
city vlilllng Hev. Adolpli lilwrlo.
ucorge T.ltcliflnld Jr. was a passenger
this morning lor Turner on business.
Mrs, and Mrs. Simmons, of Salem
prairie, ramu up from 1'ortland on this
morning's train.
Mrs. U. J. Lehman was a passenger
this mornlnj for Turner, wlirro alto will
otganlto a good tempters lodgo.
Mrs llcan, mother cf Judgo II. 8.
Hean, caino up from Mapleton this
morning, and wilt spend a few days vis
iting In the illy.
Miss Corn Illosser who has beou visit
lug at tho honio-of tier uncle, Q. Steiuer
tor n few days, returned lo hor homo at
Hubbard tills afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. lllnihaw, and
Mrs. F. G. Cook, who havo been in the
city attending tho Friend's meeting,
returned to their homo In Marion to
Mr, and Mrs. J. II. lUkor, of tho Now
York racket store, returned Hits morn
Ing from Independence, wliero they
spent Sunday with Mrs (taker's sister,
Mrs. J. A. Mills.
II. 1). Maxou, who canto to Salem to
start a box factory, has been III for suv
eral weeks, but Is now reported as Im
proving. He resides with his family in
the Bd. N. Idles residence, on 6tata and
Fourteenth streets.
Jas. Wtnitauloy, Salem agent of the
0, II. 0. A. went lo Mt Angel this
morning to laVu In a lot ol hops for the
Association, Front there he will go to
Woodbem and the West sMu en the
tamo busluess and wilt return tomor
row. Jtthn J. ttoberttoii, win) has for a
number of joars been omplo.ed by the
Salem water company. In the ea parity ol
Inspector, has roslgned to live m ht
farm at Hlatchley, in Une eouuly,
whero his family lias resided for some
mtnilii. Jaek ,asagool worlwan.atid
will be sorvly uilrHd by lite company
as woll as his numwrous friends, who
with htm well It. the watlfi tA an
honest Unaer
One Mors.
Albert J, Retailer, i.ntlteof Oana4.
was ailwUiovl to cittwnihip this ntorn
lug. Later, Jamas Msgulro. a, nJ-trf
Oreat UrKaln. and Prod It, a natlvo
otOtMtuanjr went a4mlttM.
ssaBissiaB-assrasrari-artr 1 siam ra
"Aflerdectora tullil tu cum uu r
CneuwnMa 1 unhI One Minute Cwugi.
ore- Ills alku tli tsi rouiedr on
earth fur wliiopliiir ouuwli. wrlia Jho
""jri M-knHiu, r-j. v uim cmi.Ii.
i'-wi-i viiiuii
and titrvMt uA Iuh.-i
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SALEM SCHOOL ELECTION
Annual Keeling Is to Be Held On
March 5,
Election of a Director to take
Monday, Mrch ta Can
didates. Place
At a regular meeting of the school
board, Baturday evening, preliminary
orrangemunts were made for calling tho
rogniar annual school meeting, Monday,
March 6, and the annual election on
Monday, March 12.
The following named election judges
wcreniielnlcd:
First Ward-ll. 0. Tarpley, D. W.
Matthews and John William.
Svcond Ward M. E. Ooodell, Clias.
Calroitand J. M. Connor.
Third Ward James Fisher, Win.
Manning and Oeorgo Cadwcll.
Foilrth Ward-J. O'Donald, 0. G.
Orns and Itoy Ohmart.
Tiio election will bo for tho purpose of
choosing a director to Micceed II. r,
llruco, nhosQlcrm expires.
Mr. JJruco declines to bo a candidate
for re-election, and a number of good
tnoH arc being mentioned for tho placo.
As far as heard of they rue: II. 0.
Fletcher, T. J. Cronlse, D. W. Mat
thews, David Stelncr, Jos. N. Smith,
J. M. Lawrence and W L. Wade Nom
(nations wilt probably bo made at tho
annual meeting.
JOURNAL "X-nAYS."
Judgo Daly, tho Adonis of the bar at
Dallas, was In attendance- on tho tu
prcmo court today.
Senator Clark, of
novel nl languages,
talks Exchange,
Montana, spent
His money al.o
Tna Jooiixal was unablo to got n
report of that second banquet at tho
Willamette last week,
t t t
Ono mother spo.ik in tills Issuo
n'tout tho schools. Let others speak.
M ithor's voice and vole should bo heard.
. .
I.ark Illlyeit, the Eugeuo lawyer, ra) a
that ho lives In a houso divided agalutt
ilsotf his wife Is a suffragist, but lie is
ananti.
IMItor Mann of tho Medford Mnqulrcr
says tho Jackson county mlddle-of-tlie
roadsters aro not in favor of tho regis
tration law.
t I t
Tho Portland New Ago (colored) nsl s
for tho renomlnallon of Congressman
Tonguo at tho hands of the electors of
tho first district.
.
WANrctt. An opera house Apply to
tlm people of Albany, who aro ready lo
offer a littoral rash bonus for (he right
kind of n structure. Daily Herald.
. .
Iko Patterson and Hank lleophy hold
a prolonged religious conference on a
Suloin street corner Sunday morning.
Of course, for tho good of the people,
t t
ltev. llolknap, tho Methodist preacher
ofWoodburn, roasts tho sinners who
secure divorces. Just what punishment
would lie muto out to tlioso who don't T
t I I
A report of the farmers' congress at
Albany says:
When Mr. Markham closed his ad
dress, Mr. fleonro W. Weeks asked tho
speaker whether liu would answer a
question. Having given assurance that
he would try, the quoitiou was thus
CLOSING OUT
To Qalt Business
Selling at Exa:t Cost.
Its now been live weeks since our sale beeun and our
shelves aitest the fact that our stock is being' rapidly de
pleted. We are pushing ihiujrs as last as its posibfe for we
wain iu inii.-tii me atucK anil tit
Iiinir to slay ciuit for good, in all but wheels, these, we will
I keep up for the reason, livery thintr else goes a exact cost.
iiiai uuiiii iwow mil 01 staple notions with the cost prices
Mainly marked drew lots ol attention Saturday, pay you to
look them over.
Shoes too. We are still fitting dozens of folks in Hamil
ton, Browns shoes at tost. We can likely tit you and it
means .a big savin, no harm to look,
lUeilS White and .x-rr.il- shirK nt v..-t . :.
M1H .r,lo . '
via svvru? IWVI.
less lhan oSt65 aH M
We have the wholu sinr
around. ou II be sure to find
wigw mmm
307 Commercial Street
stated: "Tho price of wheat In Salem
is A'l cents a bushel, while In Portland
it is C2 cents. Do tho transportation
companies get tho difference?" Mr.
Markham answered the question very
pointedly, stating that tho tranrporta
tlon companies get but a llttlo over 5
cents for carrying the wheat. The
difference, Mr. Markham said, be
could not account for, but ho thought It j
indicated i. "nigger In the fence." Ho
d.'cllnealo hunt for the "nigger." His
answer was evidently satisfactory for it
was accorded hearty applauso.
Ill
Thero aro soveral writers on The
Joormal who express political opinions
They do not agree on all matters, but
each one expresses what ho honestly
belloves. He writes what he thinks and
because he thinks it is right, not be
cause- he is hired to write this or that
loonier. Let our readers keep this in
mind. The editor was absent six weeks
on business, but left absolutely no re
strlction on tho editorial department
whllo ho was away. He expects others
to accept his views If they see fit, and
not otherwise.
-
Patton Uro,, lesMs of tho Salem Ope
ranouco, receive a great many tv""ll"
nemts on the Improved quality of plays
they havo brought to our city tho pait
season. Tlioy Jiavo tne exporicnco ro
qulslto for a successful thcatro manage j
incut, nnd if they can stand it to bring
such high-grade amusements to our city j
wo feci suro tho public can and will sits
tain them heartily,
It Is significant that tho Washington
County Hatchet, who? o cdltorlast winter
Has at Salem to defeat text-book reform
n the Interest of tho school book trust,
is leading tho fight for Senator Mcllrlde.
Did MclJridoever lay a straw in tho way
of that robbery? Not much.
Tho Dallas News soya "It will be
straight Republican In politics, although
not hide bound to tho extent of believ
ing that all tho sincerity, honesty and
ability aro limited to tuo ranks of that
parly."
t t
Woodburn will ongagoin tho diversion
of a red-hot town election.
It uill bo a straight saloon and anti-
saloon light. At this momont It is
difficult to determine whicli side will bo
victorious,
, .
It Pattcrsou-Dingham-Davls ot al had
got their in Joction and n receivership
for tho Capital Jovanal tho McUrido
inachlno would have had llttlo newspa
per opposition in Marion county.
m
A Salem business man said today
that In church matters, school matters
and direct taxes ho believed in laying
aside politics and going for what was
right along business iliit-s.
t t
Senator Mcllride's organs aro working
tho Union and Indian war veterans
down to tho hardpau. It's a political
mlno that has often yielded rich results,
and may again.
" .
The middlo o! tho ltoadera captured
tho Marlon county Populist Central
committee Saturday, Hut like soma of
the Hrilish victories, it may bo an un
tonablo position.
OASTOXIXA.
tun U ,1 H. YMHlrtWwrt Bcojkt
11 ne ex-nn.. w ir.. nut.
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tmnk Wly rtmlnltt& ihl at
tf.-WotAri wnu ,.- i....i..
something you want.
SACKFUL OF watchesjjjqCK TURTLE
Junction Citj Robber Traced Through
Salem on a Harked Bible
Located Near Tacoma By the Bhenff of
Lane County and Will Be
Returned
Pt Xf.nnnnMl rnmmltlMl a SUCCCBS
fut burglary on a jewelry storo nt
Junction and eot away with a sackful
of watches, Jowelry and sliver ware.
This cracker of safes was In Salem on
his way north and disposed of some of
ilm wnirhes In tho Salem tenderloin dis-
trlct. Eomo of these were Identified
.1 u .i. .rr.. f ri.ir nf Pnlln
Gibson. A Bible belonging to the man
ho robbed was also identified .by some
marked passages.
Sheriff Withers was successful in
tracing tho fleeing burglar and Salem
virtue os identified a photograph as
that of a man who tiled to sell them
somelewclry about a week after tho
robbery.
tiu man located.
The man has been located at or near
Tacoma, and Sheriff Witliers went north
Sunday to bring him back. About
wh , J "ZZZ l
I
,1 I II, iiiu lWW. n j.vavna.w.. ....v.. w
war
taken
Saturday night after official horns
Sheriff Withers secured a rcquWtlon at
Governor Geor'sofllco on the governor'
of Washington and ho ill return with
his man In n sliorttlmo.
ANornan AnnEST.
JC.NCT0KCITV,0r.,Feb.l8.-Tl.rough
some .lever detective work, Enoch Nott
was arrested hero today by Constablo
Miller, charged with the burglary com
milled some time ago in tho stores of
Pollock & Warner and C. F. Hulber',
They recovered a portion of tho stolin
I
I lro.rty, which ho had burled south
u. iuwi.. uiucr ...uimiiuiiid b.u v-
Icted. A hearing will bo given olt
Monday.
Operatic Recital.
nPyJ! "V.ntiTJ"w JiTl1
prima donna, assisted by Signer Hal
danza, tl o great Italian tenor nnd Ellit
Uruoks, the composer, w III give u superb
operatic recital at tho 0cn. house Mon
dav evening. The muslral cpectaclo
"Victories of Old Glory," by Ellis
Brooks tells a story In music! of the lifo
of both soldier anil sailor. The enter
tatnment Is unique, and very entertain
ing. A large houso should greet this
great musical event.
.
K. L. Hlbbard Low.
,, , , ,. t tin i i
Monday forenoon K. L. Hlbbard was
roK)rteu very low. no nau not taaen
very rnucli rood ami Ills lainlly wero
fearing tho worst. His children, 0. S.
Hlbbard of Sumpter, L. E. Hlbbard of
Hums, Helen Hlbbard ot La Or anile, and
Gertrmlo Hlbbard of Portland, nre all at
his bedside.
la Memory of the Dead tteroes.
Tho county court of Lane county will
be petitioned to set apart sucli sum of
money as they sco fit toward erecting
tho monumental fountain, in memory of
tho Lane county boys who died in the
Phllippluo war.
Mill llh r even-room lionso, near
j.asi bciioui, Willi wuiur iinu iinrn.
Kent low. Euquiro at 451 Marion
street. S . Howard. 210 3t
ninnrlcd ?tnptr Two tH-A DURHAM
uiooaca atocic anuajkiisky. nnb
Drawn II (0 ict cub. uo block noitb if
m.i Micmecuooi.
itf nnow.v a eo.v,
WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT
What was yon saying about thoso
meals?
I said they were the host I over eat.
You will find them at the Whlto Hoiuo
Restaurant, which laononnll nbl.t nml
meals served ut all hours. Oysters a
specialty,
McKillop A nsriKHAnT
Proprietors, 100 State St.
1899 Wheels
What few I have left of these I will
sell at a bargain.
.!' 1 10 Trlhuno brand, new for
133. There s another almost as good as
n.;w for t'J5. Tin-re's a U0 Stearns
slightly used for fS4 It will pay
ou to seo thew tor jou nun'i
uaio very long 10 uetue on suvh stupt
The 1900 Tribttces'CH A R I T Y
mo and $50
Wo will le show ing them again bfor
lunr. iiu jwi ii an wunt o eo ilia old
favorite. It's tha aaiv u'hnl tl.a n..
I that makes no ihm ami pushes so eav. I
lliotiiiMt thing for a ladlos whe ymi '
could Imagine Atc our lady ride of I
thVd what UMy think of trwin. '
THE CIIA1XLKM WILL UK n '
. ..v .... ,,,ivw7 ui$n sniue wniaH 014
ma marae. selling al mat prw. II vow
want to see the UggtMt value Iu wheel. I
dom eer shown cow dawn and smI
this. 1
TllEUHAIXLBSSISfeO. I
An ounce of Drop Forging.
is worth a ton of ptiarautcc. I
1VER JOHNSON
About Coaster Brakes
We furnish tho Morrow Auum.il.
cnasterami brake on lvr JoIhwh! . ,
IT.W uxtra. Wj furntth tho .New 0.
parture coaster and brake ea tWe twu.
ono Itn for W tra
WE ARE NOT LIVING ON
THE
GALLIfCLJSLANDb,
BJJJ WE DO SERVEOUR
PAJNVjTHJCJiSOUPS
As the first course atour
regular dinners. Meals
at all hours at which all
the luxuries of the sea
son can be had at
-r,.r- r-r n un OCOTAllDAMT.
I 01- CLIIIU ntoinuim
cottage,
Sanford Coover, F. A, Vandress,
Scotts Mills: Uuy Shelludy, Uetroit,
Mta-gjJ. jS
Merger.
Willamette.
Fraubuo Van Culin, Denver, Colo ,
OJ J; J-' SSSSTf t
Fic7,ard. New York; Charles Cellaring,
Han Francisco; II. C. Newhurt, St. Paul j
I 0. Dick. Sun Frauci.co j D-C.Xch er.
' Mich., Wiu. 8ppHeW KUfe..u: John
i iiinckiiinii! u. K. Skiff. New York;
Ellis Uruoks. S. E. liuldiinzo, Clmrlty
, Murtln Co. olOeople,
DIED.
OAMPHELL. AtSison. Cal., on Sat
unlay evening, February 17. 1000,
I Miss Ilio Campbell, daughter of
t;;la1,,lJrn,I,bcll laMy r'm" IB
lmd e,, m for eorno
tme nt J)Cr ,iomo ,lor0 nid about two
mo"ll119 a 'em"vcd ,t0 Si,s,tn' ',0f,lng
1U,nt,l: ,0,"llnI a,,r "ould brh.'K r,0'
1"--f- A telegram yesterday morning to
her brotlier-inluw, Ed Sawyer, gave
the relatives and friends here tho news
of Miss Campbell's death. Funeral ner
v'ces and burial pervlctswero had to
dayatSisson.
D0WNIN-0jAt tho fnrm ,101nc ncar
V .....akiT. tills COUIltV. Ut 0 tt. m.
, Sniurdav. February i7. 1000. of
bronchitis, Delia, beloved wife of W
11. Punning, aged Sdjcars.
The deceased was a daughter of Mr.
and M"- 'ncou u"w,' of '' clt'' an'1
, , , , , , r, ,
'erves a husband and ono child. Funeral
was held at tho First Christian church
-,, ,, rty this forenoon, services being
-,i-,1i j, i.. ,..,. i.-m.,- r . .
conducted by her pastor, Elder Lt-
Musters, and burial took placo in Hum
cemetory.
HAN3HAW. At tho family homo on
I Commercial street, at 8:.X0a. in. fat-
I unlay, Fubnmry 17, 1000, of bruin
'"" ,nJ','l llwnshaw, son of Mr. and
Mrs P. M. llauthuw, aged 8 years
nlll 7 months.
1 Tll3 funernl wn8 roil(iuctC(l
by Rev.
Ronald Mcttlllop nt tho Baptist church
this nfiornoon, and burial took place In
Rural cemetery.
Rubber Oood' Reduced.
Mackintoshes nnd mens' long rubber
boots at irrnattv r. ilnriwl nrl. rut nl.n
mens' nnd boya1 overcoats, at the New
iorK itai'Kt-t. niece are social bar
gains to closo thorn out. PJeuso cull and
seo thcin. 0 2d Iw
John Dlrr, IVwyvlile, Ind , sny-". "I
never uced nnnhlng as uood a One
MliiutoCoughCum.' Quickly break-up
coughs Hiid colds, Prevent connuuip
i yluru!)i
mil., rieuiuui, in iukb. stones Unix
FLOUR
PERFECTION
GOLDEN CROWN
Made from Highland Hard Wheat, equal
to tho tost in the market.
Every sack guaranteed.
Ak your grocer for It.
Wholesale ouly.
G. Wright
2-Olf
Ca
DOTYi
FISH AND
GAME MARKET
Tlltt Undersigned is HOW the nrnnrfotnr
of the Doty rials a-ul poultry depot.
Poultry and Eggs Iwuglit and sold, high
csi vu.-ii unto imiii. liuir iiiimnun.
jsollcitiHl. 11ioi having poultry for
I hi J " ,0 U'ir a"vl-'t8g to
I J. A. TAYLOR,
01 Court tstreet
KEJ3DS OPERA HOUSE
PATfON BltJS.. Um. and Mudumi,
Febriiapy 19,
nnn-,,,
i'HOTtf'LS vcf
t'in n i i i n
Grand
Opera
Recital, and
.."".riELLIS BROOKS'
1
1
1
Picturesque
Musical
Spcctaclcl
vtc.or GLORY!
or n n La"d
WLjU And Sea.
tOO REALISTIC SCENBS 1C0"
rPoMtUr priMs. St. M, mi n.
IF.
AU dnutuui. sua
Lots of Choice
Dry
6000
For Less than wholesale cost
I am closing out the fine drygoods and
shoe stock formerly Willis Bros, I am sell
ing lots of goods for less than it cost Willis
Bros
Shoes to fit and suit everyonesome at
cost, Some at less than cost
Fine dry goods, silks, velvets, ribbons,
Laces, Embroideries, corsets, hosiery, under
wear, etc Some at costs Some for less
than cost
Auction sale will continue Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at 2 p, m,
Isadore Greenbaum
1st Door South of the Post Office. S. Friedman Auctioneer.
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HARRITT Si LAOIRBNCB
OLD PO3TOFF10E QBOCKItY
SUTTON'S
The Wonderful Destroyer ot all Form of
INFLAMMATION IN MAN OR
Death on Rhoumatlsm, Lame Back, Headacho, Toothache
Earache, liurns, Scalds, Corns and Uunlons, Stiff Joints.
PRICE, 50c PER BOTTLE. R. K. SUTTON, Ashland, Oregon.
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INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
MRS. ETTA ANDERS WILLMAN
Over First N'atlnnoi ni.
Classes in Piano Forte playing
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