Lewiston teller. [volume], February 19, 1891, Image 5

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Churches, Secret Societies, Etc
PrESBYTKHIAN CtU'ltd! — UcV. A. S.
Foster, pastor. Services every Sulihath
at 11 u. m., unil 7::i0 p. m. Sunday
school at 12 in.
Ohurch of Sr. Stanislavs—((' atli
ollc) Rev. J. N. Guini, pastor. Masson
every Sunday at 10 a. in., Sunday school
at 2 p. in., Vespers at 7 p. m.
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Church of the X itivitv
McCoukey, rector. Servicesevi'
day morning at II a. in., Siimhn
at 12 ill. Sunday evening service
M. E. Church—U ev. !.. .1. Wldt
comb preaches in tlic M. 10. church of
tills city every Sunday at 11 a. m. and
at8p. m. Sunday school at theelum h
every Sunday at 12m. All arc invited.
Lewiston f.oiiui:, Xo. s, I. <>. <>. F.
—Regular meeting Tu, •-day evening:.
Members of other lodges in vited to at
tend. \V. B. 1 'aimer, N. < Jo eph
Molloy, K. Sec'y.
Clearwater Encampment Xo. 7,
I. O. O. F.—Meets t'ne lirst and third
Thursday of each mouth at Odd Fel
lows Hall, in Class Block. Lot Wiggiti,
C. 1'.; lî. S. Dent, Scribe.
Alpha Loihik, Xo. 1, D. of U., I.o.
O. F. —Meet every Friday evening at
Odd Fellows hall. Visiting members
made welcome. Mrs. M.J. Wiggin, X.
G.; Mrs. S. <i. I airson, Secretary.
G. A. It. Post, Xo. 2— Meets the last
Monday evening of each month, at tli ir
hall. All comrades are invited to at
tend. J. L. Richard, 1'ost Command
er; H. Perrault, Adjutant.
Xi« Peivf Loihik, Xo. 1" !•'. &
A, M.— Tegular communications are
held at Masonic Hall on the second Sat
urday in each mouth. Sojourning
brothers are cordially invited. 1). .\i.
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White, W. M.; J. I).' McCoukey, Sec'y.
Lewiston ('it after, Xo. 4, R. A.
M.—Royal Arch Mason- meet in
the Masonic Hall on the fourth
Saturday of every month at 8 p. m. So
journing companions in >j.> i.l standing
are always welcome. <P. Coburn, 11.
P. ; J. I). MeConkev, Secretary.
Rainbow Council, Xo. 1, <). ('. F.—
Order of Chosen Friends meets in Ma
sonic Hall on the second and fourth
Monday evenings of each month.
D. McCoukey, Counselor; Mrs. X. \V.
llrearley, Secretary.
Excelsior Loihik, Xo. 27, K. of P. —
Meets every Wednesday at Masonic
Hall, Lewiston, Idaho, at s p. m. So
journing members in good standing are
invited toatteud. 1). S. Dcnt,C. C.; .1.
D. McCoukey, Secretary.
Clearwater TjO'iioe Xo. 11, A. ().
U. W.—Meets in the Masonic Hall the
first and second Thursday of each month
at 8 o'clock, p. m. All visiting brethren
in good standing will receive a cordial
welcome. C. C. Runnel 1 , M. W.; W.
W. Brown, Recorder.
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City Council.—M eets first Mondavi,.,,
evening of each muith at s o'clock. 1).
M. White, Mayor; J. M. Howe, Clerk.
Boaro or Traue.— Meets every see-'
ornl and fourth Monday evenings of;
each month, at c.itv council room, at
7:80. X. W. B'.'earlev, Pres.; J. M.
Howe, Secretary.
Major Pond, Stanley's manager, has
announce 1 that Stanley h s decided to
give all the gifts which lie received
from the crowned heads of Europe and
other admirers, to General Booth, of
the Salvation army, for the cause of
helping the poor of London. The
gifts are valued at nearly $500,000.
The contest which was instituted by
the Fanners' Alliance, in Nebraska,
against Boyd, the democratic governor,
and the repuhlicun Statt 1 officers, will
he pushed no further. A resolution
February 18 as the (lav for the meeting
of the jolut session to begin hearing the
of the jolut session to begin hearing the
testimony was defeated by the Senate
by a vote of 15 to 18..
A hill has been introduced in the
Washington legislature to compel
children under 14 years of age to at
tend school for a period of not less than
twenty weeks in eitv districts in each
year, ten weeks of which at least shall
lie consecutive, and in village and
township distri ts of not less than six
teen weeks, eight of which are to he
cons cutlve.
A cable dispatch was received from
London at the Police Gazette otliee to
day, which stated that the Ormande
Club had decided to offer a purse of
£2000 for a twelve-round glove contest,
between Frank P. Slavin and John L.
Snliivan. Flu- dispatch also stated
Slavin had signified his w illingness to
battle for tie* purse, sullivan lias been
notified here of On Ormande Flub's
offer.
After a délai >f len years the long
expected proclamation for • jsming
that grand body of laud known a- the
Unlaid!:. Indian reservai'.un w.is re
ceived F 'h. It, setting the il.a'eofsa'e
for April 1. I te la id til he - >11 i' -
volves rich f.trmi* grazing and Bin
tier adjoining the i\ of IVodleLin,
Oregon, comprising 140000 icres. It
sells at fill lie anetlnn t'< 1 *'aa! settlers
onlv There i- trcm.-i.l .m- e\. ,! *cin."-t
and general rejoicing ,,l Pendleton.
A newspaper hist received from
Jamaeiu gives the first account received
of the opening of tlie exposition, the
cable having been broken. f,j r
was opened be Pnnee Oeir 'ix/Wi'es,
The paper contains extended descrip
tions of some of the more interesting!
exhibits, Xoorlv all Ear 110>n and
most American governments have ex
llibits. That of the United States Is
the smallest. This is explained as due
to the fact that a simule notice of the
proposed exhibition was sent this gov
ernment and no invitation to partici
pate.
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The s]M'('ial agent osf the general
land olliee, appointed June last by
Secretary Noble to investigate alleged
large timber depredations in the Rainy
lake and Rainy river country, in
Northern Minnesota, by both Canadian
and American parties, state in their
report that such definite information
of large depredations has been obtained
as will enable tlie government to sus
tain actions of law against the trespass
ers. 1 he yearly average of logs pass
ing through the Rainy river is said to
lie between 45,000,000 and 00,000,non
feet. Of this amount about four-fifths
came from the Foiled States and the
remain 1er from Canada. Two-thirds
of this timber Is unlaw fully cut from
government land, and besides several
instances where lands have been im
properly certified to the state of Min
nesota as swamp lands, have been dis
covered. The srnsation will come
when 11 ic interior department brings
suit against two or three big lumber
firms, one of which lias its headquar
ters at I)u nth. The government can
not at present get at the stealings of
t he ( 'anadians.
The report of Professor Flli >tt, com
missioner appointed to investigate the
condition of the seal fisheries, was not
among the documents presented to
congress yesterday. It is held liy Sec
retary Blaine. The report of special
agents tend to confirm what Professor
Elliott found to lie the ease—that un
less the killing of seals is stopped for u
number of years it will not b • long
until there will be no seals to kill.
Last year the North American com
pany, which got a lease from the gov
ernment, killed 21,000. It had the
right to kill (100,000 the first year and
100,000 each year follow ing. The old
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100,000 year ing.
Alaska Seal company lias gone out of
business. Professor Ell ott Ihiuks that
tlie absolute stopping of seal catching
for about seven years would make the
fisheries once more valuable. Should
any arrangements be made for pre
venting any seal catching during a
given period the United States would
no' he liable to the North American
for any failure to comply with con
tracts. That company took the lease
subject to such conditions.
railroad; Must Pay More Money.
It has been learned from a letter re
cently sent by Taylor, commissioner of
railroads, to the secretary of the inter
ior, that action is about to he taken
under the recent decision of the sup
reme court of t ,e United States in the
ease of tlie United States, appelant, vs.
the (Antral Pacific railroad company,
decision r> verses the decision of
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! the court of claims in which it was
held that in the process of ascertaining
t |, e net earnings of the Union and
. railroad compani
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upon which the 2. percent, is r
qui red to he paid to the government,
under the Thurman act, it was proper
to deduct from the gross earnings not
only the actual operating expenses,
necessary repairs and interest on first
mortgage bonds, hut also that there
shoul I be deducted all sums paid for
improvements, betterments at.d new
equipments. Tlie supreme court re
verses this dec! ion and holds that
tinder the Thurman act the next earn
ings must he ascertained by deducting
from the gross earnings only tlie actual
operating expenses, necessary repairs
made within the year, and interest on
first mortgage bonds. Under this
method of calculation the net earnings
of the Central Pacific company will he
increased $2,00,000 and the net earnings
of the Union P..e fie company nearly
j $7,000,000 since the passage of the
of the Union company
$7,000,000 since the passage of the
Thurman act, 2-ï lier cent, of which
sums will now he recovered by the
government.
A letter received by the -e tc: ry
from Commissioner T.ivlor calls utten
tion to the decision of the court and
suggests that it will he necessary to
make a restatement of accounts with
these roads and asks the secretary lor
instructions in the matter. Commis
sioner Taylor, under orders from Secre
tary Noble, has had a conference with
tlie acting secretary of the treasury
with the view of getting a full report
of all hills for services of the Union
and Central Pacific companies on file
in the treasury department and not
acted upon. It is intended to ascertain
accurately the state of accounts be
tw en the government and these roads
and 1 hell insist upon prompt payment
of ;he am .tints found to lie due.
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YOU
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ff HA I what it means? You are net.
vous— Why? You cough in tho
moming-Do you realize the cause?
Y our appetite is poor—What makes
_ it so? You seem like a changed
n I IS person to your friends—Do you
■ w 4 wsknow what is the matter, or has
the change been so gradual it has
escaped your notice ?
If All A You have Consumption'
f[ I UU B We do not saj this 40 frighten
you, but it is true. These are the sure symptoms of this terrible disease. There
is one thing which will check it and that is ________
DR. ACKER'S ENCLISH REMEDY.
It la raoonunended by tba baat phyatetana ln Europa and Amartm.
SSruU. 6 eM.UMldSl. 00 p.rB.ttl.. „ __
W. H. HOOKER & CO., 46 West Broadway, New York.
For sale by J. Q. Mox ley, Lewiston.
The Coin Collecting Craze.
New Y .irk W,, r M
"The coin collecting craze begins ill
curious w ays," said B. H. Collins, of
the treasury department. "The tore
most collector of the United States,
who died recently, became a collector
through an accidental desire to possess
a big cent of the year of his birth, 1799.
His collection was sold after his death
at aiH'tiou. It brought c-L'ojMto, and i
would t iday realize double that sum.
I'lie cost I f rare coin increases year by
year, and i he inert a-e in values during
the past five y envs has been over 200
per cent. l 'oins must not only lie rare,
hut they mu-t lie in good condition,
and the be-t arc lull'd to obtain. A
perlect coin of some dates are
as a Maud S., a peachblow v.
Kohinoor diamond."
"W hat are the leading specialties of
the United States collectors'."'
" 1 hreo-fourths of the collectors of
this country collect United States and
colonial coins, and the others collect
miscellaneous oins, ancient and mod
ern, foreign and t niled States. Some
collect only certain series, some only
gold coins, some silver and some oulv
copper. My specialty is copper cents.
Its coins are the rarest to he found in
perfect .......lition, and the values of
copper coins are more certain. It is
"'•'y hard to find fine specimens. The
cents and half cents have circulated to
such an extent that they have become
worn, disfigured, black and smooth,
ami rare cents in good condition are
thus very costlv "
as rare
ise or a
The United States government has
authorized a test, at Fort Sheridan, of
a new gun, nine and one-lialf feet long,
said to he capable of throwing dyna
mite or other high explosives shells a
distance of five miles 1,(1110 times in
succession without even becoming
succession without even becoming
heated. The inventor is Louis Gath
niann, of Chicago. The chief novel
feature is the use of liquified carbonate
gas, delivered anti mutieally along the
entire length of the bore at the instant
of discharge, not only as an absorbent
of the heat generated, hut as a cooler
after the charge lias left the gun. By
another device pneumatic pressure is
produced with powder. Should the
invention prove a success, Guthnuinn
expects that the existing systems of
coast defense would he revolutionized.
The Parnell leadei
has agreed to disn/.v
accession of Dillon.
diip committee
• in view of the
Summons.
ut tI k* siomil Jiuliciih \
i ilatiu, in auii lor die |
I A. W. Tippnn,
linn naino Hint
a), liefemlaul.
In the District Ou:
l>i?* t rie. of ilit*. State «
Count}* of Nez I'ercc
James A Vernon, t J ainfilT, v
doing business in.lc' the
style of Mûrie un i
To A, W . ' ipi'Mi. Deferuia* t.
Thn people ol the D tilled States in the State
of Iil'i'.o s ti'l grevtipg:
You are hereby notified that there is n<*w
on ti e in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court of the -econtl J ill. rial Dis. riot <»i said
State, in Lewiston. i ounty of Nez Perce, the
complaint ot the above ti nned Plaintiff where
in Judgment is demand d against you 1 hat
a certain mortgage bearing date. $J r d day of
August. 18SD, \e tiled by rhe laintiff* U you
a« stone and Wellington and recorded in B »nk
.)") ol Morgajrs on page IDS ot the l eerds of
Nez Perce county, be declared by the Court
invalid and he e needed and stricken from
the records of said county. That you be tie—
e ared to have no lien, right life, equity or
interest in or to the tamis described in said
mortgage, on the gr und that said mortgage
was otit tilled hy you thr ugh fraud and inis»
rer.re en ati n, as in re fully appears hy the
Plaintiff"« o< uip'a nt to which reference is
hereby made. Plaintiff pra} 8 for general
relief.
And you are also notified that unless
you appear and answer to said cm plaint
within ten days after the service hereof, if
serve I within Nez Perce County, and within
twenty days, if served out of said county but
within sail judicial district, and within
biriy d-iva if served out of said district (exclu»
eive of the day of service) the plaintiff wi 1
take a default against, you and the Plaintiff
will apply o the Court tor the relief demanded
in his said complaint
G lVMM un'Vr my hind and the sea! of the
District, ' ourt of rh*» . k econd Judicial
[L. S.J District of the 8 ate of Idaho in and
for \<*z Perce County, this 27th day
January, A. D. 1891«
Il K. Rariktt, Clerk.
E. O'Neil, Attorney for Plaintiff. 18-5
L. L. STRONG,
UNDERTAKER,
E .il 3 A LM E R.
Lewiston. Idaho.
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Nez Perce Addition
Is the most beautiful
Must charming \ iew for
city. A eomplete systeil
eompletcil w ilhin Nil
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11reels anil allevs
:11 I he best located addition now
rood level land. Wi.lt
block. Investor
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either large or small means can now acquire lots
and blocks at such prices as will defy compétition.
This land lies directly between the land controleil
by the Portland syndicate and the present city.
All the improvements contemplated hy tin m will
mill rapidly to property in this addition. Prices
for a short time only—I liside lots $100, corners $125.
One-third cash, balance on easy payments.
E. W. Eave3, Gen. Real Estate Agent.
Olliee at First National Bank.
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None Genuine without Ouu Trade Mark.
R r ?>T PF1WIMG! [TEST F^IIGHI DUST FIT!
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RET>T P4ATERIALS1
n!y kind made By White l.alicr.
For Sale Eyerywher
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J. Ciiniining, Proprietor.
LEWISTON, - - - •
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Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Bacon, Hams and Sausages,
rom the Block and hy the (Quarter, served in good style
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The Best Value.
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LEVI STRAUSS & CO'S
(^clc b ratcd j> p ei* "^iVeted
OVERALLS m SPRING BOTTOM PANTS
Enjoy a National Refutation.
The beat of Mcuts
Prices Low.
BANK OF LEWISTON,
Ji>hn Hasilift*
Main Street,
Lewiston, Idaho
Transacts a, General Banking Business Money to
Loan on Long nr short time General f nsuranee Agency
EXANDER.
-THE LEHDINC SHOE DEHLER.
All Leather Goods at Reduced Prices.
Invisible
Repairing on Short Notice.
MAIN STREET........LEWISTON, IDAHO
J. D. ESTE 4,
CITY EXPRESS
HND DRKYWKN.
Dealer in lee. Our regular rates for
Ice in quantity is 1 eettt per th. Par
ties, however, who take by the month
will lie furnished special rate»— 12th a
day at $3 per month.
39 & 41 West Broadway,
R60FIN61
Ontn-ElasMe Roofing Felt costs only
$2.00 |kt 100 s4|Uare feet. Makes a g od
roof for years, and any one can put it
on. Send stamp for sample and full
particulars.
Gum Edabtic Roofing Co.,
New York.
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Local Agents Wanted.
A Sure Cure for Piles.
Itching Piles are known hy moisture
like perspiration, causing intense itch
ing wnen warm. This lorm ns well as
Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield
at once to Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy*
which acts directly on the parts a flee,
ted, absorbs tumors, allays itching ana
effects a permanent cure. 50c. Drug
gists or mail; treatise free; Dr. Bosanko,
Piqua, O. Sold by Dent A Butler.
Liver Complaint, Biliousness.
The i 11 iff symptoms of this disease
are depression of spirits, foul coated
tongue, had tasting mouth, disagree
at Je breath, dry skin, with blotches
laud eruptions, sallow complexion and
yellow eyes, tired, aching shoulders,
dull pain in right side, faintness, di'/.zi
ness and irregular bowels. This com
plaint in all of its forms can he readily
I cured by taking Dr. Gunn's Improved
! Liver Pills as directed, and a lingering
spell of sickness will often he warded
j oil'hy their use. Sold at 25 cents per
i lux by Dent A Butler.
BUCKLIN S ARNICA SALVE,
i The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
! sores, tetter, eluippcd hands, chilblains,
corns and ail skin eruptions, andposi
! lively eures piles, or no pay required,
lit is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price 25
I cents per box. For sale by J. Q.
i Moxlcv.
REMARKABLE RESCUE.
Mr«* Miohiel CurtMin. I'lainffebl, 111.,
mnkPft the statetnout tlmt «he caught coltl
which sctrlfil on lier lungs; she was treated
for a uionth l»v her family physician hut grew
wo» so. If« told her she whs a hopeless victim
of eon sumption uil t lint no medieine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King's
New Disc «very for Consumption; she bought
a bottle and to I rr delight found herself bene»
fitted lr-'in lirst dise. She continued its use
and after taking ten h »tiles found herself
sound and well and now does her own house
work and is as well as she ever was Free
trial hotr les of this great di.-c »very at J Q
Motley's drugstore. laTge bottles 50o and *1 00
HAPPY HQOSiERS.
Wiu Timmons, postmaster of Idaville, Ind,
write« •Eleetiic Hitters has done more for me
than all other medicines combined for that
luof-eling arbiu.g from Kidney und Liver
trouble." John Leslie, tanner and stockman
of same place "Find Electric Hitters tobe the
best Kidney and Liver medicine, made me
fool like a new mail " J W Gardner, hard
ware merchant ot same town says "Electric
Hitters is just I lie thing for a man who is nil
run down and ooii't care whether he lives or
dies'* he found new streng h t good appetite
and felt just like he hail a new lease on life,
Only f>i»c a bottle at J Q Moxley's drugstore,
Summons.
Tn thn Diptrii't Court of tho Sooond Judlcisl
hii irii t ul liluU i, in uml fur tlie County
uf Nej 1', r o.
hiivi.l llovahy. Fluintifl', V«, Alilh* J.
K'lynlty. fiefeniiatit.
Tu Aletha J. Kuynlty, the above-named
Defendant.
1 he pe pie of (he United States in the State
of Llahn m-n ( irreeiiup:
Ymi are hereli.v nn'ified that there U now
■ n tile mi ( no ..tfioe uf (tie Cterk «I the Diet riet
Court of the Seoand Judicial lli-trict of laid
-fate, in LewLtim, County of Ne* Perce, tha
(vMiiplaint d the abnve-named Plaintifi where
in .lud .Mi.ent ie deraunded ngainct yuu that
(h.- banda uf matrimony between ynureelf and
tiio alxive-n 'iiutl PlaintlR' be diaaolved and
.hat the cuat dyut ibe rniuur child le awarded
to tho raid Plaintiff
Amt you are ulso notified that unleei
v u appear and unawer to aaid cimpluint
within ivn daya after tho aurvice hereof, if
.erred within Nez Perce County, ann within
twenty days, if aerveil out of .-aid county but
within .aid Judicial hiatuct, and within
forty d iy - if aerved nut in eaid district—clc t
'ivn of tlie day .f acrvice—iho plaintiff will
i iko ■' deiatili judgment njtuinat you abd
demand the relief prayed for in complaint.
CIIVKX un.' r in y hand and the aeal of tha
j ' strict Court of t he Second Judicial
I, S I'l.triet State of Idulin in Rnd for
N'ea l'crcc County. fhia'IOth day of
January,'A 1) , lfif.1.
F. II. (tRiKHRoir.'Uierk.
liy J - Howahii Hi wKi Deputy Clerk.
I 11 K It K l' Y CKItYIFY tlie foregoing to ba'a
ful!, true and correct copy of the original
MiininiitiH on file in uiy office, in the above
entitied action.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto
s-'t my haï d and affixed Bt>* *•'«' of
8E the above named Coart thl* ltth
day of January, ld'.M.
E. tl. IJaiaRaoir, Clerk.
I'y J. How mu llow*. Deputy Clerk.
!<i-li J. W. itfcin, Atlorney^lor Plaintiff
Snuff little flirt une« have been made At
work fur u«, liy Anna Page, Austin,
Texas, ami .lint. Itonn, Toledo, Ohio.
[See cut. Other» nredolnff as wall. Why
' lot yuu? Some earn «ver MSS.IS a
•'«nth. You enn do the work and Hva
tt home, w hcrever yuu are. P.van be*
|r inn a rs are ewsily earitinff Arum gft ts
ÿiltartity. Alis|r« s. We show you how
and start you. fan work in snaratlma
or all tli- time, liifr money for work
ers. Failure unknown amottff them.
M NEW and tvomlerAil. Particulars Are«.
H.llaellvtt«** foe.lloi BSO l*ortlaad,MalM
$3000
A 1 1'. A R t I undertake to hrfagv
teach any fuirly intellifent |.. rs..n ofwitker
sex, who can read and write,and whu,
after instrui lion, will work iudustriowslfn
Che »Itiiatlon or vni|t|oy mentit which you can cum that amount.
No inoiiey for nie unies« surccsaAil «• «Im» *.......
Ideal * *
. — ••ecrsaftol as almv«. Kawily ami quickly
learned. I d.'airc Lut one worker from each district or county, i
i |irovid«d with employ incut a lane
"mnher, who are niakiiiff over MMNI a vearoach. Il s NKW
Laic already laupiit and provided with employ it
"Utnh.w, xi ho aru niakiiiff over g»NNt a vearoocli.
» r!,c "l« r »FIf KE. Addreaa'at one#,
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