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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-10-07

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of
shake with the District Attorney of Calu-
met county-Mr. John Nc Mullen IN
on Saturday, who passed few days
among his numerous friends in Manito
voc. Come again, John. you are al
WAYS welcome.
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We are informed the Building Com.
mittee Of the Presbyterian Church to be
erected in our village, viii advertise for
proposals next week.
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Fruit in large quantities is being
brought into this market almost daily.
VIII. Binkleman always has full sup
ply.
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Special Notices.
A CA RID.
TAKEN UP.

By the undersigned on the LIST inst, red COW
about years old The owner is requested TO prove
property pay charges and take her away.
o. rrr OLE OLssN Over I'D. g.
Sec. J town Rapids, mile southwest of the
Branch. 22-3t
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ExPERIENTIA DocEr-Yos surely
experience teaches those who use DR..
Morse's Indian Root Pills that it is bet
ter to take medicine upon the first
symptoms of disease, that will surely re-
store health, than to wait until the COM
plant has become chronic. Use these
pills in all cases of Bllliousness, Indiges-
ton, Headache, Liver Complaint. Fe.
male Irregularities, &c. Get the Oneta
Almanac from your storekeeper, it con-
tains much useful information for the
invalid and convalescent IF you are all
ing use Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills
and you win find them of great value.
Sold by all Dealers 22-4
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The number Ct arrivals at this port
since Sept. % number Sc. Departures,
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At the several Republican Assembly
District Conventions of Manitowoc
County on the 18th inst, the following
named gentlemen were unanimously
nominated;
1st District For Member of Assembly, Nicholas
=" County Supervisor, Henry strodt-
2d District. or member Of Assembly, Peter sto-
Comfy Supervisor, Chas Gustafver-
son. OF Manitowoc Rapids.
81 District. For Member of Assembly, J. L. Fobes
County Supervisor. Chas Stein
bracher of Gibson.
Otto Tra,u1el.
At the Republican County Convention held at
Klingholz Hall on the afternoon OF the ith OF octo-
her Capt Guyles elected Chairman and Chas. W.
White Secretary.
The Committee on credentials Messrs. n. T.
Smart J. W Conine and Anton Chloupeck reported
the FoIwing towns fully represented
Newton, Vii. of Manitowoc,
kossGth, Town OF Mapitowoc,
Franklin. Two Rivers.
Manitowoc Rapids, Two Greeks,
Meeme, Liberty,
CooPerstown. Centerville,
On motion formal ballot was taken for County
School Superintendent. which resulted in the unani-
nomination q $. C,SRI5Hr, who received ev-
.ry vote Of the Convea,ion
An informal ballot for Clerk of the Circuit Court
resulted as follows:
Frank stupetsky. 10 votes.
Adelph Todf, Is votes.
Qaerin Even. Svotes
The lst formal ballot resulted in no choice
On the "a formal ballot.
A Toai, received 27 votes
T. SfuYetsky, IL
whereupen adolph Todle was on motion docls-sa
unanimously nominated.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
ut half the price.
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A New Book for Agents !!
BY
CATHERINE E. BEECHER
AND
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
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ers ana sklllful writer's to Meet practical nsed-
Agents find it the easiest selling book now in the
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Sold only through Agents, by subscription
We give excusiae territory and make the most lib
eral terms to Agents of any publishing house in
America. Send for or illustrated descriptive circu-
lar and terms. 81
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If we were member of the Board
Of Trustees Of this Village. we would
offer something like the following
THAT the Village President is hereby
authorized to appoint committee to con-
sist Of three members of the board OF
Trustees and three persons to be taken
from the citizens at large, to prepare a
charter, which when completed to be
published, and made ubiect to the adop-
ton Of the electors Of this village before
its presentation to the Legislature "
Al the troubles we have had in our
village affairs are owing to our deficient
Charter and It is certainly high time
that we should have something satisfac-
tory and permanent for our future City.
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The follow;no i an extract from

The following is an extract from
private Letter written by the Projectors
of the plantation Bitters
I'VE had no conception of the wide
spread suffering which EXISTS, or of the
almost 'nfallible cures produced by the
Plantation Bitters, when we first COM
menced offering the N for sale. We now
find that every house has weak child,
an ailing parent, or debilitated aged
member, who needs this Tonic OR
Laboratory has grown from single room
to an immenenes building, and our sales
ems per day, and we are glad to know
that they have done you so much good.
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Several Improved Singers Sewing
Machines inst received at the Book Store
of ". II. Glrrles.
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.Y;etC advertisements.


Thy the subscriber. Five Tons of Good NercbnntabIe
10 paid. J. f. PLATT.
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Notice e hereby given that II eoa nsmcaNCa
the lreyisens q the Charter Of the city Of Wsss
Ing lrecince Of the eixth Wsrd on SOHnHvv , ~.
a az q SsSs s:ss = The hs1:s q Peter Fox
leetor. REGISTER, and 6pryever - sss. VI voi.
one nene:S Of the Board o. HIisrns., . csrVs
f U years; three members Of the Bead OF Oommsn
serve tvo years; Ut which said Precinct The yotss
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fsA SAC i 4 Fee
Il. j. TALBBRT.
my %

SIXfH wARU-SECOND TOryyG PEE
the : s: g K. s:H s1.s
OF Washington, an election VIII he hsid IN ne
ss6SnH ystins Precinct OF the Sixth WaFd, On
af E.ncv sns rsn day q june neIt. e the house
soSth for Collector. Rsgtstsr and Surveyor
xidsrw.vv o YEAR,; one Dember Of the Board o.
OF the Board Of Co1non Council 90 serve one year:
Precinet the votes Of III vho sse reeistsrsc ssd
said ei1th Ward Of the city Of wsshin zion. the
ihlt,si Letter Of vaoss ssIss is from 70 81, in
close atIp n. TnO1As JACOBS, H. ana
JOHN J. SMITH,
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MUCH INTEREST is fel; n South Washington
IN me exhibition 10 be given AZ Island Hall or
wednesday night next for the benefit of Grace
Church Sunday School. The exercises will
CONSIST OF vocal music, declamations, dialogues
and Other features OF interest, and from the
rehearsals II is certain that the affair will 20 oil
with great spirit
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TEMPERANCE CHARTER SURRENDERED

IkAPERANCK CHARTER SURRENDERED
II De last meeting of Equal DIVISION, No. 4
sons OF temperance, was held IT their hall
corner OF sth and ID streets, last evening and
Dy upanImous vote Its charter was surren-
dereo. The cause which led TO this step oy
one OF The largest and most influential OF the
deMl eranCe associations in this District Is we
understand, difficulty which occurred at the
AS Ineeuhe OF tne Grand Division III regard 10
the workings Of Equal Division. Although its
charter was surrendered. the membership of
Inc DIVISION have by no means concluded 10
give UP thslr Iaoors IN the great temperance
IefoI m, Al the PRELIMINARY steps were taken
10 organize rev association. 10 be known AZ
r. Gual Tribe, No. /, OF Jonadab, the Obligation
oil Vhlcn was administered 70 about seventy
nNe Iadles and Gentlemen last night The zeal
and eneleney displayed oy the gentlemen COM
posing E4ual DIVISION during its existence IS
ample assurance that Equal Tribe will soon
Iake prominent place IN The temperance or
CARNATIONS in The city.
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TIE WAGLAND THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
The annual exhibition OF this institution came
of yesterday. The object of the institution.
" hch is located or /, between 18Th aut 10th
streets, Is 70 prepare youug colOred men for
N :nsters of The gospel. II is 4 Baptist lnsCitu
ion. and numbers at this time about twenty
students. The exercises, which consisted OF
recitations. original essays, and singing, were
very interesting, and passed off with high
credit both TO the pupils and Instructors.
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THR DISSEMINATING PUBLIC show, by the
immense patronage which they are bestowing,
that they fully appreciate the advantages
which are offered al Oak Hall, in it's low prices
and Fashionable Spring Attire-gent's, boys,
and cnlldren's Clothing-Alpaca, Drap d'ete.
and Linen Duck Goats, Pants and Vests Oak
Hail, i60 eth street, opposite Post Office. d
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ACCIDENT. About II O'Clock m. to-day
Michael Long, small boy, aged IA, fell from
a brick cart at the corner OF Pennsylvania
avenue and 7th street, and the cart passed over
The small of his back, seriously injuring him
He was taken TO the American Hotel until he
could be removed to his nome on q street
south, between Sd and A. streets.
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FATAL ACCIDRNT.-On the passage from
New York of the schooner Jane Emerson,
captain Van Cleaf, for this port, one of the
crew, named William Schmidt a seaman, fell
from the foremost and was instantly killed.
Tne accident occurred on the 22d instant, and
the unfortunate man was inferred at Fortress
Monroe.
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RIOTOCs PROCERDINGs.-About two o'clock
this morning party of young men passed up
1lth street and from the noise made II appeared
that they were engaged in a fight, using sticks,
&c. Ii Is stated that when they reached the
neighDorhood Of street pistols were sed and
several shots were fred. The police did not
succeed in aIresting any of the parties, or as
certainlng who they were.
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KELLY i LKoH's MINsrRRLs-Our music
al d fun loving citizens will De glad 10 hear
that Kelly Icons Minstrels who attracted
such crowds on their last appearance here.
will commence an engagement at the National
Thsater on Monday evening, June .tn. Mr.
Charles Melville. their popular agent IL in
town, making the necessary arrangements.
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE AND UNIVERSITY
The annual examination of stuuents at this
institution was concluded yesterday Classes
N theology. arithmetic, grammar. and history
were examined by the PRINCIPAL Rev. q NJ
- ming, "A. M, and others. The several reci-
lations by the scholars were very creditabIe
At The conclusion, Interesting addresses were
delivered by Rev. Drs. Gray and Sampson,
General L. Whlttlesey. T. Richards, and a h
Browne
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CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPRsT-White
Shirts. IS cents. 81, Sl.25, and upwards. Un.
deIshirts and Drawers, from 81 cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for p cents. Hand
kerchiefs, already hemmed. . for 25 cents. The
best Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or so cents a
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth lin ed
Button hole, 10 cents a box; and all other goods
At equally low prices. at Franc & Goldmans 5,
Marble Hail, No. As eth street, opposite Pat
Mt Office
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ELRGANCE AND COMFORT exist throughout
the American House, Boston. The Hotel is
still kept by the veteran host Lewis Rice
whose supervision for a quarter of a century
has rendered this house SO popular.
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ODD FELLOWS FUNKRAL--Yes.erday}
noon Metropolis Lodge, No. 49, l. u. O. F. at
tended the funeral OF Joseph Silber, a native
OF Frsnce, from the undertaking establishment
OF j. w. Plant. The remains were uttered m
the Congressional Cemetery, where the ser.
vices Ofthe order Were md ucted by MIR. Frank
L. Grant, chaplain of the Lodge.
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WRARR SELDOM CALLED UPON to chronicle n
thing so worthy of notice as Hoff's Malt Ex-
tract. 1t is just the thing the public have long
needed. 1t is fluid resembling beer. and has
been proved by analysis 10 contain certain in
gradients of vegetable origin. TO which il owes
its beneficial and powerful effects as a remedy
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KENDALL GREEN BRANCH FOURTH WARD
hEPrBIlCAs CLUB.-Tnls club held Its regular
meeting AZ Kendall Green barracks last eve
ming. Prof Green IN the chair. The meeting
Was opened with PRAYER by Mr.. Robert Terrell
ana Prof. Green briefly addressed the meeting
Mr. J. M Dalton addressed the club, stating
inai during TIE past year he bad learned that
tne parry 10 whiC be belonged had forsaken the
SAolnai principles which lad actuated him 10
become member Of, and now he had fallen
into the Republican ranks and yopId sunnor,
ina parry 80 long as II maintained its present
course. Messrs. A Gleason. Walden. q. w.
hauon, a n Browne, Rev. ID. b. Nichols =
Henry, w. H. Ford and Others addrssssd ,na
me- eung- A company of the Grant Zousyes
sixty men IN full UNIFORM. under Captain John
Brown, amended the meeting al tn invitation
of the Fourth Ward.
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go DOZEN English Socks, double heels and
toes, 1915 a dozen, or 35 cents per pair, iusr
received at Marble Hall, No. ASS 7rh street, op.
posite Patent Once. 6
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THEY ARE ALL THR GO.-Haying lust ra.
ceived another assortment OF thos. haudsome
Scotch Chevoit Suits, four different styles
from Sl5 TO SD, at A. Strauss Popular Clothing
House, Pennsylvania ave-, between 10th and
18th streets, Sd door from lltn street. 9
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NATIONAL HALL, corner AZ street and
PenBsy lvania avenue.-Mastsr frankie ID.
Gunnell. in his wonderful exhibitions, on
Monday evening, both instant. They have
withstOod the most severe Investigation, and
as yet are mex plicablp and undefinab able.
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MEMORIAL DIsCoURsxs.-Rev Dr. Butler.
OF tne Lutheran Church, corner Of Eleventh
ana n streets. will deliver q memorial d is.
course tomorrow evening. Rev. Dr. Shar.
sS TO- morrow morning At IL O'Clock, az
Inc Unitarian Church ~
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WHAT IS QUILLAYA SAPoHARIAl-It 10 q
tree, the bark OF Gillian tree, which yields,
when macerated, q fragrant vegetable soap
with cleaning and antiputrescent properties
not possessed by any other vegetable produc.
ton. This Bark is prominent constituent of
the celebrated SoZodont the most popular den.
tai preparation ever introduced in America. 60
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PANAMA HATS cleaned and trimmed at A.
4. winnings, 293 Penna avenue, south side,
between 9th and 10Th streets III
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If YOU WANT the best Family Sewing
Machines IN the world, buy the Gel bra ed
Grover and Baker. Agency No. - Mark;
Space, Z
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For FINE WHITE SHIRTS go to the Original
Franc, isi 1th street, between ID and E. Prices
IS, 81, Sl,25 ard upward.
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PTige's One Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between y and 9th streets.
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CoNGR1GArIoNAL CHURCH - Until
paos 10 settled over this church, the usual
Saooaln services will be conducted by such
nisisr may be temporarily ENGAGED.
Rev. w. ~. Love, Of Milwaukee, will breach
eNefy ouhoay curing the month Of June.
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GONE INTO THE NHwsp Apvv ura,x,es
Mr. J. z. q. wnaley, well known printer of
this city and former President of the N.tioc.,
Ia es,tn Mems Oonvsntion, has purchased
will assume the editorial con troll OF that n.,ssr
on the first of July next $500 paper
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yEW"PvRJ

For THE BEST Fancy and Millinery Goods
al lowest prices, 60 TO Davis, ~ Market
Space. 3
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CITY ITEM S.

BrY YorR HATS, Flowers, Ribbons, &c, n,
Davis, 70 Market Space. 3
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EXTENSIVELY UsED.-rhe almost universal
nifty, in preference to eli other wines, is tine
best guarantee which the public can nave Of it,
purity and beneficial effects upon the human
system. The "Standard Wine Bitters" are
made OF has pure wine as q base, with Peruvian
Bark, Chamomile Flowers, Wild Cherry Bark
Snake Root, and such other herbs and roots as
will give vigor ana tone to the system. For
sale by Druggists W&S
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Tar FRooRAyNE oftne s.ieoration Q: the
tvsn'y-seventh ahAlversary OF the WAssiug-
ton C'ty sunday School Union, 10 AXE place
on Saturday, June 5tn. is as follows lac
schools VII assemble a. theiT respective
chur mes and proceed, mar shalled oy their own
OF c-rs. 70 the sroauds soutn OF he Executive
Mansion, Where they wlii report az 10 O'Clock
Precisely 20 General George w Bauoch, or ms
aids, who will pc. n; on; tnsir positions on the
grounds Order OF eXeroises-Nnsic by the
hand: PRAYER: singing first hymn on musica
progranrle: address bv Rev. ). =. Mitchell,
item minu-ss:l singing secou hymn on N a steal
programme; address by Hon. ) ). Fisher, (ten
minutes:) singing third hymn on progr2 mme
bepedIction Grand review of the Sunday
School army ov the President ana ms Cabinet
10 the music of the band. After the review the
general procrssien will leave the grounds at
the west front OF the Treasury Department in
M broken ranks. Arriving on Pennsylvania
avenue each sch rol Will select its own route
home. Chief Marshal-tieneral George w
Balloch; aIds-R. A. Slater. 5. Early, ID. A.
Burr, and William Stickney.
TIE CHARGES AGAINST Mr.. CRAsR.-The
committee appoln ted a. a recent meeting of the
Republican Club Of The Fourth Ward 10 inves-
tiraie the charges preferred by Marcellus
West and others against the offic lal coad act OF
Mr.. John H. Crane Commissioner of the
Fourth Ward, have made their report. in
which they say "that after carefully eNaniu.
ing the books and accounts of said Commits
siOner. after having heard ard examined tn
Sta ements OF various persons, several on
oath, whose affidavits are herewith attached.
including one witness introduced by Msssrs.
BrIscoe and West against Mt. Crsus, they
have been unable 20 discover anything i'm =
proper or dIshOnoTable IN to- Official conduct
of said Crane; Ga the other hand, his dealings
wIth his employees appear Il have bal Just
and honorable aud his ran s2"tInns c,aductei
IN a hUsInsss-like mquner." The rspOrt is
sign ny N-ssrS. ebert Bal, W II. Nallay.
A. Il. Browne, and w. =. Morse.
REVISION AND REOPHNING OF REGISTRA-
TfON.-ThiS morning. a 10 o'clock, the Board
OF Registration Resumed their labors At the
City Hall, 70 revise and correct ma list o.
voters. as far as made ont, and receive the
names of those entitled 20 vote who have failed
70 record. Up TO one O'Clock about Us regis
tered voters had been recorded. by TAR the larger
proportion of whom were colored. The Board
were all present, though Mr. Clok was mate
rally indisposed, and for = portion of the time
was necessarily absent. Challenging repre-
seEtatiyes for bOih parties were present from
every ward, and the lines of legality were more
closely drawn than heretofore, though every
one AZ all entitled 10 the privilege We're record
ed. Major Donoho attended to the correc
ton Of names, and Messrs. Crossman and Don
aldson TO the Registrations.
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DEATB OF Az OLD WAsHINsroNIAN.-Wit
termed citizen, Mr, John Murphy, a rrsidsn,
or Washington for the last 81 years, dnrins
which Tine he has been Identified win All ne
Interests.
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a NEW FEATURB.-On sabbath morning a
new feature in religious services will De inau.
eurateo AT the methodist Protestant Cnurcn,
Tn sreet-a children's church seryica-whlch
VIII De conducted by the pastor, Rev DIR
DIlnkhouse, who Will deliver sermon on
=" Isdoms Choice" The growing school OF
tnls cnurcn Will be present ami take part in
singing, recitation, and responsive reading
The ''chlldren's church will take place ON the
Iast Sabbath in each month. Children with
tnelr parents, are partic ularly invited " attend
this service
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For LINEN Collars and Cuffs 60 to tina Origi.
nal Franc, 494 eth street between ID and E.
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ANOTHER STEAM BARGE--The launch 90
steam barge for the Great Falls Ice Comnanv
built by Mr.. II. :. Craig. near the foot on I3;h
street has already been noticed, ana another OF
inner character has Just been commenced Ths
craft Will be built OF the best live oak and pins
on the Cathcart pattern, of two hundred tons
burthen, one hundred and one feet long. seven
tsen feet breadth of beam, and eight feet amid
ships She will be supplied with double
engines, OF MY horse power, turned out from
me iron foundry Of Messrs. Dalton Il Co., and
be ready TO launch Abouthe lOth OF Juiy
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FoR SUMNER UNDERsHIRTs 70 to the Original
Franc, aes TN street, between ID and l.. Prices
IS, 50, 75c., 81 ana upward. Sill: