VICTORIA,
Oct.
27.
Coal
production
In
British
Columbia
for
the
first
nine
months
of
this
year
totalled
1.658,000
long
tons
as
compared
with
1,778,000
tons
last
ear
during
the
similar
period,
according
to
figures
Issued
by
Hon
William
Sloan,
minister
of
mines.
Witt
the
exception
1
of
the
Nicola-Prlncetox
district
where
there
was
a
slight
Increase
of
1423
tons,
there
was
a
decrease
in
all
sections.
Vancouver
Island
collieries
produced
an
aggregatt
of
600.000
tons
as
compared
with
1.-600.000
tons
last
year.
JOHN
WILKES
BOOTH
PROPERTY
WILL
BE
SOLD
BY
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON,
DC.
Oct.
37.
Property
where
John
Wilkes
Booth,
assassin
of
Abraham
Lincoln,
kept
his
horse
to
flee
from
the
capital
after
killing
the
president,
will
be
sold
by
the
war
department
at
auction
on
November
4.
The
lot,
consisting
of
600
square
feet
In
the
rear
of
913
E.
Street,
North
west,
and
the
building,
originally
a
stable,
have
a
tragic
history.
Booth
rented
It
in
January.
1863,
because
of
Its
location
on
the
alley
In
the
rear
of
Ford
s
Theatre,
where
he
killed
President
Lincoln.
The
leasing
o
fthe
building
was
part
of
the
con
splracy.
Booth
employed
a
carpenter
to
change
the
stable
to
embrace
two
stalls
and
provide
the
door
with
a
lock.
Another
carpenter,
having
access
to
the
theatre,
was
hired
to
provide
bar
for
the
outer
door
of
the
passage
leading
to
tke
president's
box.
Procuring
a
horse
on
the
evening
of
April
14,
1&65,
Booth
concealed
It
In
the
stable,
and
after
shooting
the
pre.
sident,
msde
his
escape
through
the
.passageway,
mounted
the
horse
and
fled
the
city,
only
to
be
captured
sub
sequently.
CNR.
EMPLOYEES
FOUND
HIS
BAG
frenchman
Catrhe
Ihut
at
Cherbourg
by
lljlni
from
Pari
MONTREAL.
Oct.
28.
The
activities
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
Its
employees
often
extend
to
details
remote
from
the
railroad
business
and
also
their
influence
may
be
felt
In
the,
far
corners
of
the
earth.
For
example,
two
French
manufacturers
Messlerus
Auplc
and
Itlguet,
starting
on
tour
ot
the
Far
East,
arlrved
at
the
Saint
Lazare
station
In
Paris
yesterday
only
to
find
that
Aupic
had
mislaid
his
bag
containing
one
hundred
thousand
franca,
his
passport
and
his
rail
and
ocean
tickets.
His
partner
went
on
to
Cherberg
to
catch
the
Cunard
steamship
"Bererigaria"
while
the
Paris
representa-tlvea
of
the
Canadian
National
accompanied
Auplc
In
an
anxious
search
fot
'
the
missing
bag.
The
hunt
lasted
for
three
hours,
after
which
the
bag
was
discovered.
Through
the
omrers
of
th
Canadian
National
Railways,
an
aeroplane
was
chartered
and
passenger
and
bag
duly
arrived
at
Cherbourg,
not
only
In
time
for
the
sailing
of
the
"Beren-garla"
but
before
the
arrival
of
the
Paris
boat
train,
which
left
the
city
four
hours
ahead
of
the
aeroplane.
STEWART
Charles
Durrwachtrr
of
Seattle,
min
ing
engineer
gradute
of
Heidelberg
Unl-
,
verslty,
announces
that
he
will
buy
tit
Independence
Mine
tor
his
prlncl-
'
pals
who
are
Eastern
capitalists.
Work
on
the
property
will
be
continued
throughout
the
wlutc-
and
next
year
the
first
unit
ot
a
concentrating
mUl
wUl
be
Installed.
Five
tons
of
1300
ore
are
coming
down
dally
to
the
Marmot
Rarer
land
ing
from
the
Porter
Idaho
mine
.and
twenty
tons
are
going
out
each
Sunday
16
the
Trail
smelter.
Oeorge
Bacon
and
Ernest
Uustow.
who
bare
a
lease
on
the
north
drift
from
the
main
tunnel
of
the
Terminus
I
mine,
were
In
town
last
week
and
reported
that
they
had
100
sacks
of
htgb-grade
ore
ready
to
pack
'
down.
While
the
ralleys
hare
been
exper
iencing
rainy
weather,
work
In
the
'
hills
above
the
4.000
foot
level
U
now
hambered
by
snow.
Jancowskl,
Davis
i
and
Watland
have
come
out
from
the
j
Prosperity
group
where
they
have
been
;
sacking
ce
which
runs
t300
per
ton
',
without
sacking.
Their
mine
is
In
the
1
Marmot
River
section.
j
Hugo
Straford,
formerly
master
mech-
snic
at
the
Premier
mine,
has
returned
here
to
take
up
the
post
of
master
mechanic
at
the
DunwelL
notation
,
machinery
for
the
thinwell
has
arrived
and
everything
Is
ready
for
1U
in-
:
etallstlon.
Nearly
all
the
balance
of
;
the
machinery
is
on
the
way
except
that
required
for
the
new
power
plant
Work
carried
out
this
season
by
Dan
Woodmere
and
Patsey
Hogmn,
two
of
the
best
hand
miners
In
the
camp,
on
the
Silver
'Tip
has
greatly
advanced
:
that
property
toward
the
production
j
stage.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Stewart
have
left
winter.
ALICE
ARM
A
smoking
concert
was
held
In
the
Armory
last
night
for.
the
purpose
of
giving
a
send-off
to
Sgt.
Jebson
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
on
his
transfer
to
Telkwa
and,
during
the
proceedings,
the
chairman,
Walter
Smith,
presented
Sgt.
Jebson
with
a
travelling
big
as
a
token
ot
the
esteem
In
which
he
is
held
by
his
many
friends.
The
whole
affair
passed
off
very
pleasantly.
with
Constable
Scrog
at
the
plana,
and
the
following
program:
C.
Youngman,
speech;
A.
Sinclair,
song;
F.
Morris,
speech
and
song;
Mr
Sullivan,
speech;
Constable
Scrog,
piano
solo;
H.
Thrupp,
speech,
deo.
Waugh,
4m
1
II
,'l
.
""""
Iff
ti
B
III
for
Victoria
where
they
wfll
spend
tht.jMcIlmoyt
.
I'.
I..
Ik.
with
dozens
of
test-
ed
recipes
for
tasty
and
economical
M
dishes.
M
Write
The
Borden
Co.
mEJ
Condrntary
at
South
Suma.
U.C.
speech;
Herbert
Araett.
speech;
Mr.
Andrews,
speech;
Bert
Mor
gan,
speech;
Jsck
Judge,
speech;
Walter
Waldorf,
song
and
speech;
Pat
O'Donnell,
song;
Geo
Dsrles.
speech;
B.
Hatwell,
speech:
Walter
Howarth,
song;
R.
Janvra,
'
Development
work
will
be
carried
on
:
rang;
Wright
Darlea,
song,
throughout
the
winter
on
the
Silver
'
cora
property
near
tne
ui
kosc
mine
Work
has
commenced
on
the
driving
tunnel
Into
the
ore
body
which
from
30
to
50
feet
wide.
R.
Moore
has
arrived
from
Anyox
and
will
spend
a
couple
of
weeks
hunting
goats,
caribou
and
bear.
Fred
Brown,
an
old
resident
of
the
camp,
has
returned
to
town
from
the
Fremier
where
be
was
shift
boss
In
th
mine.
8toplng
of
ore
will
be
continued
throughout
the
winter
on
the
Wolf
Mine
near
the
Esperanza
by
J.
Flva
and
P.
Peterson.
The
building
of
a
road
from
the
Naaa
Valley
to
tidewater
at
Alice
Arm
Is
urged
by
John
Nelson,
an
erly
set-
-LADIES'
WHIST
LEAGUE
OPENS
PVTHIAV
MSTEK.w
AMI
M04XE
LAME
MIVNKIM
Or
I'lKMT
fl.lME
L.sT
MtlllT
The
Ladles
Whist
League
season
was
opened
last
night
by
the
secretary
of
the
Whist
League.
P.
E.
Wermlg.
Tha
opening
games
resulted
as
follows:
St.
Oeorge
Ladles,
4;
Pythian
Sisters.
S.
Orange
Ladles.
1;
Moose
Ladles,
8.
The
players
were
aa
follows:
St.
George's
Ladies.
Mrs.
P.
E.
Wermlg
(captain).
Mrs.
J.
Howe.
Mrs.
C.
tier
of
the
Valley,
who
has
been
In
Tuck.
Mrs.
D.
Wtlton.
Mrs,
C.
Whatman,
Alice
Arm,
I
Mrs.
CsDt.
Hills.
FAREWELL
TO
SMBSON
PLEASANT
AIIAIK
TOOK
PLACE
IN
AK.MOKV
LtKT
NHillT
TIIAVF.L-I.INtt
nt(J
PKOENTEI)
Pythian
Sisters.
Mrs.
Leek
(captain
I.
Mrs.
Gilchrist.
Mrs.
Gullck.
Mrs.
park,
Mrs.
A.
Anderson.
Mrs.
Blake.
Moose
Ladies.
Mrs.
J.
Ratchford
(captain).
Mrs.
J.
G.
Crosley,
Mrs.
.P.
Wlngbam.
Mrs.
O.
Stegavig,
Mrs.
J.
Gawthorn.
Mrs.
H.
Skattebol.
Orange
Ladle.
Mrs.
Vlereck
(cap
tain).
Mrs.
J.
A.
Anderson,
Mrs.
M.
McRobble.
Mrs.
T.
Murray.
Mrs.
M.
Hamilton.
Mrs,
J.
Durran.
SPORT
CHAT
Boxing
offldsls,
writers
and
boxers,
active
and
retired,
paid
tribute
to
the
heart"
of
Harry
Oreb,
on
receipt
of
news
of
the
Pittsburgh
boxer's
death
at
Atlantic
City.
"His
death
leaves
a
niche
In
pugilism
which.
In
my
opinion,
cannot
befllled,"
was
Oene
Tunney's
tribute.
"I
boxed
with
Oreb
five
times,"
said
the
heavyweight
champion,
"and
I
believe
I
knew
him
and
his
fighting
qualities
as
well
as
any
man.
On
each
of
the
five
occasions
I
met
speech;
W.
Hayes,
speech
and
song:
Oeo.
him,
he
displayed
singular
gamenesa.
Did
You
"Nugget"
Your
Shoes
this
Morning?
Did
you
draw
a
pleasing
contrast
between
your
own
clean,
bright
shoes
and
the
shabby
footwear
of
tome
other
fellows?
"AKIGGEf
Shoelfolish
Black-Tan-Tonty
Rl-Datk
Brown
and
While
lNtutrof)for
light
colors.
He
was
one
of
the
greatest
flghtees.
who
ever
lived,
certainly
tn
my
tune."
Oreb.
In
IS
years
In
the
ring,
last
only
seven
bouts
and
but
one
by
a
knockout.
He
was
felled
tor
his
only
count
In
the
second
round
of
a
bout
with
Joe
Chip
in
1913.
Ills
bouts
totalled
21A.
against
middleweighta.
bgnt-heavywelghta
and
heavyweights,
aad
during
his
career
he
held
two
Utlev.
llght-heavywetght
and
middleweight
Re
sccred
51
knorkouta,
won
A3
deest-tons,
boxed
two
draws
and
bad
141
no
decelslou
contests.
Oreb
won
the
American
Hght-besvf-
welfht
title
from
Oeee
TunaeV
In
1923.
but
the
boxer
who
la
now
tbs
world's
heavyweight
champion
rsgaiived
!
It
from
him
in
199.
Oreo
not'
leng
without
a
title,
however,
for
be'
j
used
hU
ability
to
adapt
has
weight
tn
idtSerent
classes
by
challenging
and
dc-
j
f
eating
Johnny
Wilson,
the
mlddle-
was
aeieated
oy
Tiger
novera.
me
present
middleweight
title
bolder,
last
February
The
open
season
for
heavyweights
is
on
and
the
coming
winter
season
pro-j
nuses
io
proouce
man
cunrota
siiihih
i
jthe
huge
maulers
than
any
sanager
that
the
conqueror
of
Harry
ter.
He
will
keep
In
action
and
be
prt
pared
for
his
big
opportunity
at
the
heavyweight
crown
when
It
presents
itself.
We
have
no
definite
plans
at
the
present
but
will
consider
the
offers
when
they
come.'
With
Drmpey
and
Willi
out
of
the
heavyweight
picture
the
class
has
taken
on
an
entirely
new
interest
and
brte
UsV
a
inter
is
over
there
is
going
to
be
unusual
activity
among
the
numeroes
heavies
whose
ambitions
have
suddenly
came
to
life
with
the
defeat
of
Demp-
jry
and'
Wills.
BILLIARD
TOURNEY
WAS
VERY
CLOSE
The
billiard
tournament
last
night
between
the
Grotto
and
St.
Andrew's
was
a
close
affair,
the
former
winning
by
an
aggregate
score
of
878'
to
865.
High
breaks
of
the
evening
were
3S
by
Fred
PyTe
and
48
by
Df.
West.
Scores
were
as
follows:
.George
1
Waugh
(Grotto)
103;
.
Fred
Pyle
St
Andrew's
bod.
''
J.
Andrews,
200;
Bert
Morgan.
154.
Dr.
West.
300;
M.
M.
MaeLachlao.
137
J.
Hamilton.
300;
S.
D.
Macdonald,
184.
G.
Anderson
17S;
W.
E.
Wllliaeroft.
200.
The
league,
atandlng
to
date
Is
as
follows:
Games.
Total.
Average
Terminals
3
1844
923
Orotto
3
3734
DOd
Moose
3
1730
8G9
St.
Andrews
...
3
3551
851
Gyros
3
1677
839
The
average
for
the
players
In
the
league
to
date
are
as
follows:
dames
Ttt.
Aver.
Andrews
(Grotto)...
3
COO
200
J.
Hamilton
(Orotto)
..3
COO
200
Fred
Pyle
(St
Andrews)
3
000
300
Hlllman
(Moose)
....
2
400
200
Frank
Aldrldge
(Gyro),
.
2
400
200
F
Zleman
(Terminals)..
2
400
200
W.
E.
WUllscroft
(8t.
A.)
1
200
200
H.
Corbett
(Terminals)
.
.
2
383
1S2
S.
D.
Macdonald
(St.
A.)
3
572
191
Dr.
West
(Grotto)
3
558
187
J.
Brown
(Moose)
.....
2
360
185
D.
Howe
(Terminals)
...
3
367
184
P.
O'Donnell
(Terminal),
3..
307
184
Ben
Self
(Oyro)
2'
851
176
A.
Madonald
(Gyro)
...
3
347
174
a.
Anderson
(Grotto)
-.
3
436
165
Don
Brown
(Moose)
...
3
330
165
C.
Bslagno
(Terminals.
.
3
337
164
J
Msy
(Moose)
2
324
163
O,
Wsugh
(Orotto)
....
3
470
1JV
a
P.
Tinker
(St.
A.)..
3
307
154
M.
MscLachlan
(St.
A.)
3
450
150
W.
J.
Nelson
(Gyro)
..2
205
143
W.
H.
Long
(Oyro)
...
2
284
142
Bert
Morgan
(St.
A.)
3
423
141
V
nnted
For
Sale
For
Rent
POR
SAIXrADDINO
MACHINE:
ALSO
oaato
raglstef.
Will
sell
cheap.
Apptr
Box
393.
Dally
News
Offlce
343
ever
has
produced
be
tors.
Johnny
Buck-
ru"
daj-
jiuw
iiiu
inui
wm1
d
oo1'
OD
wt
VtW
IX
lev
ley.
manager
minater
of
of
Jak
Jak
Skarke
Sftarkey.
r-ulien.
Dally
News,
'J
promoters
he
holds
for
bouts
wtth
both
heavyweight
champion
Oese
Tunney
and
light
heavyaetght
ehampteo.
Jsck
Delate.
These
cod
tracts,
however,
are
FOR
SALE.
FIVE
ROOMED
HOUSE,
near
Dry
Dock.
Apply
Box
331,
DaUy
News
OUVre.
i&
minus
the
signature,
of
his
Intended
.
-TONrrURE
TOR
SALE-1J4
a
ECOND
rivala.
It
is
the
contention
of
Snartoyx
bw.
17
aiwr
e
cr-
.-loci.
Wills
has
demonstrated
ftla
rtght
to
a
aAlX-
CHEAP.
HA
LP
A
TON
Or
bout
witn
tne
c
nam
pi
on.
h
hm
ai
reasonable
attitude
on
the
subject.
old
newspapers.
Apply
Dally
News,
tf
however.'
and
says:
"If
it
la
neceasar
I
FOR
SALE.
ONE
TON
FORD
TRUCK.
for
Shatkey
to
fight
any
of
tfce
eon-;
UTiiX).
Apply
La
Oasse
Bakery.
3att
tenders
In
order
to
dear
the
way
for'
.
0
SAIX-amUO
WlneWer
rtfle;
A
I
wti.l
a
contest
with
the
champion
he
be
willing
to
do
It.
Sharkey
dees
not)
.HJ!
expect
to
remain
Idle
during
the
win-
j
j,t
SALE.
ONE
ROWBOAT.
Or-
ftcial
administrator.
TO
RfcNT
333
IOR
KENT
OR
SALE.
THE
LATEST
Improved
coin
operated
electric
pianos.
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terms,
address"
Electric
Piano,
care
Dally
News
Office.
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APARTMENT
on
Second
Avenue-,
four
rooms
and
bath.
Water
paid.
Phone
47.
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RENT
PIANOS.
rLATXa-'pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT.
SIX
ROOM
MODERN
flat
wtth
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave.
East.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
tf
FOR
RENT.-
MODERN
UP-TO-DATE
flat:
large
airy
rooms;
fire
place;
close
In.
Max
Hellbroner.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
BENT.
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
rted
607.
U
MODERN
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
FIVE
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
FOR
RCNT-rrNEW
MODERN
,
HOUSE.
331
Fourth
Avenue
East.
tl
AUCTION
SALE.
AUCTION
SALE
WILL
BE
HELD
AT
341
Fifth
Avenue
West
on
Thursday.
October
28
at
230
pffl
;
consisting
of
oak
dining
suite.
library
table,
arm
chairs,
sofa,
carpet,
Columbia
anj
Brunswick
phonographs,
bookcase,
bureau,
chaset
of
drawers,
beds,
22
rifle,
etc.
Phllpott,
Evitt
tt
Co..
Ltd,
Auctioneers,
233'
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RUPERT
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word
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women
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to
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in
i
spar
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writing
snowearcs.
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ranvaasing
or
soliclitnf
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instruct
you
and
supply
you
with
work.
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today.
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ami
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ur
to
milt
the
tirrhaser.
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QARAQE
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in
cadllac.
McLaunhlln.
Oakland.
uidsmoblle,
Pontlao
and
Chevrolet
Cars
Phono
52
NOW
Till:
TIME
to
buy
that
car
you
have
been
considering,
Why
walk
during
the
unpleasant
winter
weather?
We
have
several
new
models
on
hand.
prices
are
at
a
low
level
and
easy
terms
are
available.
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hi
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Light
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guaranteed.
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Ford
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Snap.
One
Chevrolet
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Dllvery
Good
running
order.
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us
an
offer,
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fleorgr,
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or
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hakers
ni
ynur
dlpn,il
any
I
line.
R08S
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
wcuxaVaA
FAQ1.
TOW
A
UU
W.
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SHARK
CAUGHT
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
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ARTICLE
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OF
IIAUIU'T
SCIIOOXEI5
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,?m6se
spit
captikes
trsr.t
specimen
in
iiecati:
STRAITS
A
(hark,
unusual
to
northern
waters,
.ni
caught
tn
the
northern
part
of
Hecate
straights
by
A.
Olion
ot
the
''halibut
schooner
Rose
Spit,
and
la
now
at
the
Experimental
Station
where
It
will
be
preserved.
It
Is.
five
feet
In
length
and
Is
peculiar
In
that
It
possesses
only
one
dcrul
fin.
Its
mouth
la
very
large
In.
proportion
to
the
rest
of
the
body
ana
Is
lined
with
large
'strong
teeth.
It
was
reported
to
hTe
been
feeding
on
sea
lions
when
It
was
caught.
It
Is
a
first
cousin
to
the
cow
shark
(and
Is
usually
found
in
sub-tropical
-waters.
Some
species
of
this
genus
Inhabit
the
waters
of
Japan
and
southern
California
and
others
are
found
In
the
waters
of
India
where
It
has
been
known
to
attack
man.
Its
scientific
name
is
Heptranchlus
and
It
belongs
to
the
family
called
Notldtnae.
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FOR
SALE.
rort
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
IS-tat,
we
are
sulhortwd
to
sell
several
hota,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
aewer.
rrtcew
low
and
tenuai
from
110.00
ninthly.
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T.
Meaymont.
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POR
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MODEL
;
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POUND,
nVE
BASEBALL
BATS.
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AND
ROOM.
BOARD.
THE
III
LANDER,
Second
Avenue.
Pboue
IS7.
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lt
3)
rCKS
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
RE-modelled
Raw
skins
tanned
and
drescrd,
Mall
order
promptly
attend
ed
to.
Mrs.
T
Tarr.
231
nroadvav
East.
Vancouver.
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cyrte
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hp.
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AND
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mag.
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