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I _ Important L 1 felegrapluc News ° of the week for Saturday

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Special to The Guardian.

_ ST. JUHN, June 9-In a very ex-

citing contest Prince Edward Island today won the lnterpiovincial Shoot- ing <‘oiupetitiun and also recorded the highest score ever made in these contests, beating by four points the record ol 735 estaibiis-hed by Nova Scotia at Charlottetown in 1905. _ During the foreuoon the 200 yards 'was tired, with the Islanders 258, .\'o\'a Scotia 253, and New Bruns- wick 240. .

At the tive hundred range in the

nftcrnoon the Island men fell down, so that on approaching the six him- dred range the score stood. Islanders 401, Suutians 402. '

.-\t the six hundred the teams shot

' well, the Islanders securin-g seven

11,. lil uni .‘,l:'_ l . H A il. N IIIHE Ui lmtltr (Ili drill- lioints lead ilu the first two pairs.

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ting the Islanders two behind.

'l‘lic_ final con-ple, Jones and McKin-

' non, however, tied the score an-tl the

Islanders secured the decision because if the highest uiark at the longest slice. Althougli the score is 730, the Is-

'f“l |‘l"“» "‘-'I H7* ` ' ,it :v»=. .1 ~lioi:l<l bv ".~'ct." With ii ,,, ,M , , , , .,_ _ __ __ _,_ ,nm _-, (, “H up n H lnnd men made 7114, one mem-ber ol

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Y the team buving made a bullseye,

shooting by inlstnke at it wrong tar- get.

Moore was the high man. with a

total of ninety seven,

This evening the visitors were en-

tertntined at supper by the local marksmen. '

Interest in the 25th annual meet of

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.\laritiiuc tropiiy on the local range wus keen in inilitury circles through- out the city.

It is fifteen years since the sharp-

sliooters of the provinces battled for-, supremacy and the trophy on St. John range. Since the trophy was of- fered for competition in 1886, Nova Scotia has won and held possess- ion of the silver for 12 years, B.-g'ain- st New l5runswIek's 8, while Prince lddward Island succeeded in winning out on live occasions. New Bruns- wick succeeded in wresting the prize from Nova Scotia in 1903 and`suc~ nessfully defended it until 1900 when it again passed into the hands of the blueuoses, who held it until 1908, when it was carried od by the ls- landers. At last year's meet in Bed- ford, S., Nova Scotia recaptured the trophy.

Following is the complete score. PRINCE IGDWARIJ ISLAND.

200 500 000 Ttl.

McKinnon, (Capt) 30 33 29 92

This cur rc',1r._s_~i~ti1;2nt:oi`ihcrnany Styles we are .irmrs major) :ii ze zs 00

now snowing. _

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sc-ats in Solid. ."3ti,;i-:_ Auto :md Autocttc_

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Mclnnis (Sgt) 34 27 28 89 Moore (Sgt) 32 32 33 9'! .Vlc(‘abe (Cor) 31 32 32 95

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tiitiit of thc .mme well known ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ (Bd, 33 93 ree Quzirier \V;igoiis and Bug- sesnian inet) Ill 29 ‘J2

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Seaman (Gr)" 33 32% _ 9!

Total. 258 243 238 730

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Peverill (Cor) 33 31 34 93 Nl'-?l<ei‘son, (Prv) 30 29 30 89

31 26 91

Sutherland (Capt) 33 31 33 97 Scmple (Lt) 33 34 _Z8 95

H We can tlirnisii r»u_y_o."thc above carriages with "Ol" ("“P*l‘ 'll 35` 27 93

cithcr Solid Rixliliigr, or Cushion Tires,

All with latest improvcincnts and highly finished in

every detail. _ __

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.‘\\'c li:i\',- :i l iz'<__i~ -_*b,.l; ii: Nicitel Plzitc, Solid nickel \V0fmUf0 (M83) 30

tl-intl, :tml (rc-ui.is ~._- nl, re' iiunilitiiiqs. I)o11’i for-get to 0311

:i ii' : tc wiiiipics rm-‘ -git om- prices before buying.

Agencies in all ports oithc Province. _

(hir pri(-cs 'ire low :ind we will iunke terms to suit our

ciisloiiicrs.

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Harmon (Sgt) 32 28 31 91 l'eel (Sgt) . 27 3_0_ 28 _S5

Total 253 249 237 739

NEW BRUNSWICK. Ernst (Maj, 30 30 .27 . 87- Arcliibald (Sgt) 29 32 32 93 (lladwin (Sgt) 31 33 34 98 Smith (Lt) 31 34 26 91 Chandler (Lt/J 27 32 28 87 Bartlett (Sgt) 31 32 29 02

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Forbes (Capt) 31 32 25 88

Total 240 255 227 722

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PLENTY OF MONEY

A List of the Richest Women in _ North America.

(Munscy’s Magazine.)

richest womrn, with an estimate of their fortunes:

_but`their work was futile, and they

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were eating theip way through the

-biiildilng. The entire loss is estimated

Here is a list ol' some of AmeI`ica’s,

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ii. 'iiiifliiiillli ii"ii`fiiii,i,5si *,'p;.o;»ite ilpcrd llouse

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Mrs llusscll Sage .... .$70,000,000 Mrs l<I_ H. Harriman... ...($0,000,000 Mrs Frederic C. Pentield 60,000,000 Mrs Hetty Green ... ...50,000,000 Mrs (‘,. 1'. Hiiiitington ...40,000,000 Mrs wiiiteiaw iieiri ..._..35,000.000 Mrs Henry J. Bracket ...25,000,000 Mrs Gustave Amslnck 20,000,000 Miss Faith Moore ...20,000,000 Mrs John S. Kennedy 15,000,000 Miss Helen Gould ... ...15,0'00,000 Miss Mary Garrett 15,000,000 Mrs Elliott F. Shepard...._. 12,000,000 Mrs W. D. Sloane 12,000,000 Mrs W. Seward Webb 12,000,000

Mrs H, McK. Twomhly ...l2,000,000 Mrs Harry Payne Whitney_..12,000,000 Mrs (‘ornelius Vanderbilt, ...10,000,000 Mrs Potter Palmer ...10,000,000

Miss Giulia Morosini 10,000,000 Mrs Charles B. Alexander ...10,000,000 Mrs Phoebe A. Hearst 10,000,000

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Miss Jennie Flood . ......10,000,000

. -=. und N*-i ii H1- -Hui 'Hui' 'l`i_§:I`_'_i ;£',`ih for t.lu- piirclirisc of the Benoit Mn, w_ B_ Leeds _ 10_000_000

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Miss Laura Stallo ... ...7,500,000 Miss Helen Stallo..._'... 7,500,000 Miss Grace Watt ...5,000,000 Mrs Julia Watt (turtles 5,000,000 Mrs Hermann oeiricinr 5,000,000 Mrs W, K. Vanderbilt, jr ..i 5,000,000 Mrs 0. H. l‘. Belmont 5,000,000 Miss Annie Leary ... 5,000,000 Mrs Warner M. Leeds ......5,000,000 Mrs J. Watson Webb . . . ... 4,000,000 Mrs P. H. B. Frelinghuyaen. 4,000,000 Mrs Ogtrlcii Goelet ...4,000,000 Mrs Robert Goclet ,._4,000,000

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Stock Notes .

of the week for the Sat- » urday- Readers.

TUESDAY

J. E. Diugwell, Midgell, is accus-

slonallyi seenr in Dundas with his much admired draft horse “McQueen Jr."

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Neil McDonald, Strathcona, lost ii

handsome and valuable mare.

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Freeman Martin has sold his Royal

Edward colt to Acorn Bros.

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On Wm. J. Nlcholson's “Sunny

Side" farm can be seen a number of fine well bred horses among them the registered Standard bred horse "Kremlin" beyond doubt the best hreu, I.-est formed and best gaited stallion in these regions.

' THURSDAY

Daniel McDonald, Clyde River, was

in (‘ha.rlottetowu yesterday complet- ing the sale of his carriage mare which he has sold to Mr. Fostq!‘, a horse buyer from Nova Scotia, real- izing a splendid figure. The inure is tive years old and is a tlioroii;;lihred carriage mare, beautiful in uppear- ance, stylish in action and with all necessary speed for carriage purpos- es. Mr. McDonald, who bred this mare, is to be congratulated on the splendid manner in which he raised and developed this handsome animal. She is being shipped to- Nova Scotia by her new owner this morning. NEW GLASGOW, June 5-Nothing but the twisted iron bands of the curing vats and the great chimney towering above- the sm‘ouldering» deb- ris is left today of Logatn's tannery at Lyon's Brook»one of the largest leather factories in the province and one of the principal indus-tries of Picton county. Thousands of people from Picton, New Glasgow and the surrounding mining towns visited the scene of the conflagration this afternoon, and all were impressed with the completeness of the fire, as not a board of the great tannery building can he seen.

The, following were the 'buildinigs

destroyed: Tannery building, horse barns, hide barns, brick sheds, carpen- ter shop, blacksmith shop, residence of Dougal Logan, general store of D. Logan, store barns, horse barns, residence of Foreman Stewart.

Spontaneous combustion is suDDos-

ed to be the cause of the fire, as flames were first detected shortly af- ter midnight in a narrow passage- wav leading from the eng-i-ne house in the center of the factory to the bark mill. It was the night watchman who first detected smoke and he at once communicated with the engineer and tied down the whistle sum-moning the workmen. The flames spread with great rapidity, licking their way up the wooden walls and through the in- terior of thc buildingi The Picton fire department was summoned but there was some delay in g-ettintg t-he engine oil, as the factory was outside oi the town limits. When the tirem-en did reach the scene they were without coal and suitable hose and when these were secured the factory, its entire stock and surrounding buildings had been levelled to the ground an-d the flames had spread across the road to the residence of Foreman Stewart a-nd the store and residence of Dion- gal Logan.

The firemen and employees of the

factory" 'centred' their' eH'o\‘t's" lumen-' deavoring to save these buildings,

only rescued part of the stock in the store and a small qnantity of furni- ture froni the two houses. '

Miss Fraser, Mrs. Logan's sister,

who had been an invalid for years, was removed from the burning build- ing wlth diiliculty and she suffered greatly from shock.

There were eight horses in the fac-

tory stables anid had it not been for the thoughtfulncss of one of the workmen they would have perished in their stalls and as it was they had to be lead tiirou` h the flames that

at $200 000 and one of the principal owners says that the insurance would not be move than $50,000.

It is the general opinion that the

factory will not be rebuilt and the outlook for the seventy mi-.n on the pay list is a serious one, as all were experienced workmen and there :fro only a few tanneries in the province. The majority of the workmen belong to P. E. Island, having com-e to Ly- on's Brook many years ago.

The tannery was built in 1882 by

the late John Logan and since hits death -has been -ma/niaged by A. C. Mac'Don-ald_ of Picton.

Th-ere are 200 hi-de pits, the con-

tents of which are in good condition.

_A _*_ *_ MAR_R.IE_D._______~_______

AMUING-WHi’lLl»t;K-At im rims.,

Street, City, on Wednesday, 8th inst, 1010, by Rev. J. F. Floyd, Wesley Arhing to Miss Lili-inn Whit- lock, both of (fharlottetown.

IRVING-MASON-At Montreal June

lst, by the Rev-E. J. Hart, B. A., Annie Bertha Irving, Pownal, P.l~}. I., to George Oliver Roy Mason of Bunbury, P. E. I,

DIED.

McNEILL-At Tea Hill at 2 p.m.

June 9, 1910, John McNeill, aged 50 years. .

Mct_7OUBRl~]Y-In this city, on June

9th, Annie R. S. Mt-Goubrey, daugh- ter of Isaac Mccoubrey, aged 17 years.

BELL-At Milton, June 3rd, Anna

Katherine, aged six months, dau- ghter of J. _J. and Mrs. Bell.

KELLY-In Charlottetown Hospital,

Sunday, June 5th., 1910, Dr. F. F. Kelly, aged 45 years.

DOGHERTY-At Seattle, Wash., on MBV 27th, 1910, Clyde L. Dogherty, aged 13 months, infant son of CaDt A. F. and Marion Dogherty.

CASTOR IA

For Infants md Children. lla Kimi You lim Always llauglil

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H0lb"i'§f.‘§l§.¥i £633’ I

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reclining back ncljustiihlc to four po_<ili0liS. J' ,__

Hood, body and dusli oi Lcatlicrcttc tubular stccl

QPU# ANU ci_os|-;D wrru QN5 liaiidlcs, iiickcl-pl;itcd~u (-o_-cziri iutuli- to cifdiire.

MOVEMFINT' A mighty handy cart for you and comfy for buby. dealer” Wm- to m if

Gendron Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

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my husband deserted me and I want

gelo, my husband. is working in Jersey City and _won’t come to New

ti'ate. "1-fave you any children?" he went on.

"Oh, yes, a few. I have them here

in court. Shall I call them up?"

The magistrate nodded. and Mrs.

gelo and Marucci-twins. Lot 2--Fer- nando and Bernardino~twins_ l.ot 3 -Guiglio, Theodore and liousho-~

boy, Angelo.

madam?" sighed the court, surveying the exhibits.

“I-le did," responded Mrs. Oapazzo,

brushing a fly oil the nose of one of the triplets, -

"Here's your summons," said the

magistrate, “but 'l‘heodore 1`ioosc\'elt should deal with this case."

...We `make a specialty of growing

viuces-.

whole time, personally to the home garden, Mr. Campbell taking charge oi the retail market, and we believe we are in a better osition than cverf

ber of customers at home and a- broad,-Beloiv we give a partial list of our plants-

Extra early transplanted cabbage

plants 50c per 100, late cabbage 12c iper 100, (ready about the 15th June,, icauliflower and celery 750 per 100,late Itouiato pianos 20c dov./Extra early tomato 40c per doz. Cucumber 150. per doz pumpkin and squash 20c per

Petunia., Marigold, Zinnia, Bull l sam, Portulaca, (double and 1 single.) nasturtium, (tall ' and

‘Cl1rys=ntlium, (‘a.ndvt1uft Salpiglos-

24c per doz. Snsdling dahlia, (l)ou~ ble and Single) 20c doz. Cosmas 25c

er doz Heliotro e for ut'-udi~

clump plants Pansy, Iaisy, Inrnu tions, Diunthus, Sweet Williu.iu, For-

lifiower 8c extra-Celery do. Late

mnto, Cc extra for postage must be added.

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Mrs James Henry Smith .. 4,000,000

NEW YORK, June 3-“Your honor, SIDELIGI-ITS ON LIFE. _ Many strings to nne’s bnau do not

*_* nlwnys tie thc innti'inioniril knot,

ii summons for him I`if;l1t ¢1W8Y~" .~-_ ~ , ,.55 tim ,,.,»,,¢,~i¢ I Though n moth is ver fond nf Ma istrrte K rn rin, i ure Jerirr- l""‘k”'° " ‘ "‘ ' y "I Y

g _e U n n ’ lmodiocrity; oriprinrility that of gen- dress, it is not nt. ull particular us

son market court looked down from ,us tn Styk, the bench and saw H dalikmailvell w"'| `l-low eiisv it would be for u m'\u to i th

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man.0f middle age standing In Hunt' iriuuiiin ln love with his wife if lu- liiui i iii-intakes ti nian’s wile uinkes. "f..l:;m :;3]teld;\_y',. r el. Pam” ,, ionly iuarri(~d someone eisr! i Nowuduys a reforec is more in df- C ‘tiyu d tg \vi)nl';]n,,;‘m I Q0’ l Referring to n wouiiin as liciiig on niand than ii TUCUHH .onatuwcg 17%, T'h ;s _trnlen ;“e_'i.he shady side of forty is likely to Time and taxiiiieiurs wuii. for in ls ‘ ' mm 0.” 5 if .‘ ll' ,-,mir imp sunny disposition. inuu.- Sinuri, Set.

“Strange," commented the magis-

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Capazzo pushed forward Lot 1-An-

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“And your husband deserted you.

vegetable and flower plants, us well" i-as'carrying~ nn' rthe must extensive ` " '-- market business in the Maritime Pro- ___*_f 1-'

This year we have devoted our _,

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triplets. ,Lot 4-one lonesome small N* f\"' ‘

In couiiucrciril, iiidusiriail :uid llouic life the inf

telephone supplies the missing link -it connects ` "

the counties-and wlicrevci' st-tn licsperilzs prosper- `

ity and progre:;>;i\'ciic-ss,

1t’sjust:1.s necessary in hoiuc life :is it is in ,

business- and ii is iudispcusible' in both. Couvers- ation can be carried on within the confines of your

four walls to any part of this provinceiii :ill the sccrccy yon desire. A lxusiuess umn can negotiate

b,u>;iiiess__=_iii<_l__t_-1_1); to__li_i_s m;1ii___ farniore f0l_Cil_»_1y_llia_11_ _ _‘ ,

he can write and in one quarter the time- -you can I I meet any argunientstlirit :ire presented :ind “turn l

down" any ideas that your 'iuau may cnilufivor to hide behind. Von can talk far more intelligently in your owu oilice than the oiiice oi the ui in which you endeavor todo Iiiisiiicss with. You w.iu'* ri phone--write or cali on contract tleparliueut for

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“'/'/Lf? I'/mmf will lirfily/ I/on /»'//xi/1f~.~'.~"’ . I ' ""

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Charlottetown, P. E. Island. '

ldoz. _ - ' _ - -... Annual bedding flower plants# '-_,_ ,__ _‘_ ‘ , _‘L_ ____ _=_€§;=,&_!

Aster, Piiiox, verberia, stocks, 114;,"

sis, Larkspur, Lobella, Golden Fea- ther, Batchelor’s Buttons, Sniapdrag-

gon, Secdling pansy, Ameranthus,1ce A C I d f

plant, Dusty miller. All the above 0

annuals 15c per doz. -

Alyssum, Lolrelia, Golden feather, B A S K E T S

Dusty miller, and Ice plant, tiue edg-

'n plants by thc 100 7Fc, per l '/._ ' - ~ » v X155, Salvia deep scnrlet.)(vei‘Y fi‘n(e), lncludlug 3 lot Of “l)OTA'.l.`O I&lNGSu fllld ‘

The Telephone Co oi§iP._ E. Island "\ _ t-;=.-rss _ .1 ;- | -

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idwarf,) Mignonette, (lalllopsis, -=-_--__~_-_-_'_z~;£ _________'____, ___ _ _ _, __ _ ,__________ _______,

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I1 -_ D _ o U I 0 (grand) 2.»c doz. Seedling carnations

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The other woiuuu profits by .r=

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2.»c per doz. Montleiatias bulbs 4:: B T E

each, 400 in-r dbz, double dahlia bulbs

Sc each 7.'\c per doz, Glailioliisiuillis . . .

5C ,mb 50,, d0,_ have arrived and are selling rapidly :it ,

berennials *Wintercd )0vcr?~lnrge

getnienot fic each h0c per dciv..-Hob ¢

l1y;)l1Zr_icks choice double fic each tr0c ._ C0.,

We mail annuals postage free, butl D

Perennials add one cent extra for drmtf' St_']o1m’ N' B'

vfwtage-I.aw» whims e 5-, extra- ll _

Tomato lic extra and extra early to- ,f -<-

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It would be advisable for large or- , .E

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rriilrféf R"f.,,‘i..‘,‘.'2¥S.i§,..lIi.§‘€’$§Z2,.ill _ 5Ll_4“T“*1'$F£M1§.H1E_S _| _ - .

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w-ui and it to their advnnorge and ri =

ern s ount will he made. V

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Between St. John and Bolton

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As our market business ia open! Monlrul- Q\l¢ll¢¢. Liverpool '

every day It Will he to the intercstf Fri. juni: |7~~Enipri-ssi\i`lrel:uii| ‘

of eilSt0mers t0 Call there when 3§_ Thu. _luuc :_'(-~l.:|lm Mzuiiliibu

all convenient and personally select. Fin! Cabin their plants. Flowers have been sol, Emprnniie" $9o.oonp. I aecond Clan. ............... ....Sl 95 much improved of late years that the ' 01° Chl! Clbln

old time stock would not be recog- l-“kc 7"'\r _

Mui _ Lulu- Cliamplain ...... $47.5onp,

Flowers appeal to children see that `~ Lak' M"'"\0\H\ _

they have ii neue garden out their S°<~~»fl Cum- § own) They Wm appreciate ,f___p]¢Mm Empresles.. ...............$5|.z5 idirect.

rememhnr to send cash with orders, ThlrdC\hin_ and write plainly sign name and nd-, Empressen.. $30.00 'i». ni for l.ubec,`l;‘i§stpor Ind t. John drens~Evei-y year we receive a num-` Otherbmmn.............. '$18.75

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Sluts Rooms. . l8.J5 Steel Steumulii Calvin Austin Com

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Bm" gh. i ber ol orders wlthniit ii signature. -,,,m'_-|*|,',~\’-,,,\l\,;_-1~,-_~f,_~K-(,-i,`_ H , ,,,h§’,§’,}`,£h",T§','ckc’l§ ,_°pl';op,,,.,|,,,,Me|,|°¢

‘-1. J. (1/\Y & SUN, , “L J~-in \_ it ' ' ' rates on mile ntnllilnilwny Ht tions. md

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