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, 1870-05-30

Spceisl Deapatch to The Chicago Tribune
YQHKyuH, ILL.,, May 2s.-The Kennedy will
ease st1l taIes mp the attention OF the kendal!
Dr. Philip Kennedy, the contestant, taken in an.
other csse in which 1t was 8tAted that deceased
was to give to hun tho Arlington estate The con-
tes,aut then read memorandum OF Will dTaKu
IN by Milo Kendall, In which it wAs sald that the
deceased contemplated the giving of the AElng-
ton estate 10 Michael Kennedy. the present occu-
pant and his heirs, for blank number OF years
The viii was not signed. Contestant then put Aalor
Gen. W. snpp, one uf the counsel Tor
prove by him that the reason the c1se vas htougnt
from Bureau County Was because OF the feeling
against the Deceased. TIE sastalnefs then prored
BY Sttpps Testimony thnt deceased was not addict
ed TO excessive drinking; never saw him dtuhks
never heard oi bis having the de{t,5uu1 fre7e17s.
On cIuss examination, being .sked II he had said
t11I II the causf were uied III Bureau County. the
Jury would Send it " hell, salh II he had said 80
Justly
Dr. John Kennedy testimony was Thus given,
but was Of DO general interest
Dr. Henucsscy, Of lasaile, was then sworn. H3
had knoKn deceased IoI many ea1a Gave his
tory OF him from his eAsly scientific education en-
gineefinS qualifications etc ETC. He WAS his
friend slnce 1887. when The Captain nrst came to
Illinois. Had from that time to the time Of his
subscribers to the viii The direct testimony Of
Or. HepueEsey Tas not concluded
when the court adjourned until Monday
at ten o'clock. This Testimony Il probably = I'm
portaDt rs any ret delivered, because OF the tntt-
mate and confidential relations between the 1es-
taior and the witness, and the close attendance
that he Ind upon the Captain during tne At1ef
1.{od Of his life. BE entirely denied the hFpothe-
ness the Captain had been taking alcoholic drink
daily, as 4 medicine, and said that he had nefef
prescribed It. and 1t could not have been given to
him without his knowledge
, 1870-05-30

A youth named John Lee, IS years Of age, 1t IS
said, always carries q revolver, and delights In
shooting at people. About year ago he shot
boy, on seb0r street., In the stomach, and death
resulted. He escaped with hut a br1ef tmprison-
ment. Yesterday afternoon he took q walk along
the breakwAteE. Observing some boYs on a raft,
he called TO one, Who had pole In his hand, aud
satd he wanted TO get on The poler refused 70
come near the shore, W0ereppOu Lee pnlied out
saT the shooting, hastened up end arrested Hogan,
and took him to the Atmors. The charge Of as
sau}t with deadly weapon, with intent to kill.
was preferred against him, and he will have
hearing this morning.
, 1870-05-30

The LaFgesa Workshop OF the Body
Is the lTery whose once 1t Is to withdraw tho bile
from the blood; when thls important organ does
not act the skin sasumes ayel1ow appearance, and
generally sick headache sets II with chilly
sensations, and cold hands aud feet, &c
compan1ed with loss Of appetite The sys-
TEN becomes clogged, the machinery does
not work well, and bolh mind xnd body are dis
ordered, the afflicted becomes cross and fretful,
finding fault with ycEythluG around than. To
any person tn this condition, Dr.. JaJne's 8Austive
ton the liver soon RECEIVERS It's healthy tone and il
enabled to perform its proper functions. Costive-
ness "a cured, and all the aggrayating symptoms OF
bllI0usness removed. Sold everywhere.
, 1870-05-30
Partners WAIVED.

DAKfNKRa EDLCAPrfAL1Bf1 ARH Re
4neeea4 10 ean a1d 1nve1ti&at4 % aAaDs 70 bars
o c&cr4 CI0TH1EH h BAa4ETT. 13 8o1tA CIAIkAf.
, 1870-05-30

in recent letter, Senator Brown1ow says
"Had my way, would 80 construct the Gov
.rnment Of the United States u to form =
.trong central government here In the District
Il columbis, and o.gnnizs the States = 20
endent upon and subject to the viii Of the
entral power ut Washington, ss are counties
To States." '''' 49, ''t'''' ''-''-''t'>' ;
, 1870-05-30

4 man, giving the name OF ]. Hendricks, was
arrested in Lincoln Park, yesterday afternoon, for
up North CLARK street at pace much faster than
Is permitted BY the city ordinances, and called out
to him to etolA lie paid no attention to the officer,
but drove on at the same rate Of speed. Smith
followed him into the PARK, and By running
'tacross lots" got In front Of the horse and
attempted 10 stop It's progress. Hendricks
did not attempt to pull up the animal,
but ran Into Smith, knocked him down and ran
over him. Sergeant Macauley, who Tss near by,
him to the Huron Street Station. Smith was badly
bruised about the head and body and will be una
bic to do duty for day or two. The prisoner gave
SEQ bail Tor his appearance At the Police Court to-
moupw.
, 1870-05-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

The season Of Italian opera, in vulgar parlance,
hna "bust-" Al the last moment Lefrauc, the
hero Of fa.o0 tn Lucia last week, broke the
CONTRACT, and refused TO come Tor the Chicago
cunious BEgnon couldr ind Se,7oe, and, conan.
quent,E, threw up the sponge. Mad. Gazxan,va
and one or two other artists are here, aud win
now nave to return to New York 1t was not long
taep in Chicago with ~ The Barber, and Lucia
fhst VIC advised hin to quit the buuness Of tmpse.
sartp. for which he TAA never 6tted- Epun this
fcraxtoM We have only to renew our advicc. MI
HTirrolj Il too ambitious It Waa bad enough fol
hin fo announce 1ro~~- with McCulloch a
I~onn,n and Gev -na. 1t WIS worse
far tin, tosr IL Exit brig
nolI VI e oMGaAl Al
p0uncc
, 1870-05-30

How 10 Look EounE - S1xteens-
Don't paint or use vile hair restorers, but suply
apply Hagan'a Magnolia Balm upon your face,
yonr sa!r. The Balm makea your complexion
pcaIly, soft, and natural, and Jou can't tell what
did It. 1t removes fgecklea, tan, sal1oEness, ring.
marks, moth-patches, etc. and In p1ace Of 4 rcd
rustic face you have the marble purity Of an e1.
qulste belle. It gives to middle age the bloom Of
perpetual youth Add these etfects 30 splendid
head Of halr produced BY the Kstha!ron, and =
Brothers Will have no spinster sisters when these
articles are around
, 1870-05-30


VERDICT AGAINST AN ExFREss COMPANY.
Emma Gilbert :, The American Merchants
Onion Express COMPANY. Ia thls ease. men-
guilty. and assessed the Jatnaues At sIoIa II
was charged that On the slst Of Jplv, lsds nIatn.
u6 delivered q package containing ii ,oJo to de-
1endsnt to be carried to New YorE. then To be .is
uyered to herself She called at New York for
the package on the 2sth OF August Following. and
received tie envelope open, and containing only a
10 ee isw IL sSe .e
the package from the plaintiff, not knowing what
its contents were, except SO far as the tgares On
The outside Indicated, then the bur1len Of proof
rested plaintiff to show the package really con.
tAIned 81 .0O0,
SPECULATION.
Josenh r. Mannlurtnn This Is a nrncec'inu in
chancery, to restrain the levF Of al execution is
sued upon a Judgment in tayot Of HalioWeH 1t rhe
indebted to UaIloHclI iu aDY s,m' nr tIHt he over
had notice Of = suit by hin. lie states that The
judgment Vas Obtained upon psomissory note
ant for seryicea. and ao1Frhe MIR can am 81 hIs
possession he stafes tbus: Nanpinrton. nf the
hin Of Deaa i Maunlngtou, was an ucGuaintance
of cnmniatnant Hhn nrofessed crrat fnenI.hjn
for him, and being q commission man, operating
on Vhange he urged complainant to let hin :tage
iarre nro1ts Tor him. This he Repeatedly urre;.
mil a. H. sf rnainant snmctne since Tielieti
Nnnnerafion Tns fnen raj however ann comn'a,t,.
hia mnnrv n ofhnr tnvsar1ent IN IN M 1Sth ~
Inne IsSS In The sherman Mannheim cs1led
non MIN and srats,i ffsf he fsi Ten hant3 Tor
Si,r and had soid stnrt + On hn,heis ~ wheat nv
vhtrh he wnnjd surelr nrnnY noynnIajnpne re-
ynnnst,afefi NM was uduced to turu out rh,s uota
as cnliateIaI Esxt day Nannin0ton met his
rr;enf1 fnlI him Ma tirm fad fs,ied and the nDte
md rms Co1nnIalnart cfarvcd tl1at the onera
lion , sn.called was i1ctttjOus
4' FoRFc1nspRx-
r;i1 ~ 1nspc1os mo11ssoe IN Ints q tn a. sncin-
aive ~ Rioet J NnntrnTeT,s Subdtyision Of Lot
S,snr Co.,+ nr+f,to-, ~ Tho sn,1th * acrae ~
s nna1sr northeast nna1rer ana the
nn1th x srres df the snn,hTest nnartef nor1heast
1n,r1er - ~ secttnn : ss n
Marr Jane p.tpa r Han1.,r r. rrnnn This IL a
b,;i ~ ~ ssiSe - .ar "ieat1 ~ ~ & fs,ort .;
fsans 1Tns:eas SntiIrtsiof, of he Eest hs1f md
1919 ~ ,o-1haaeT ~, ~. ~ ~ S..o+,"n :. 90 -
sThts rr.saaItne I rsi.s 49, y nnsss1n1 mi nm
80 s Se,.i - ...s- - 80 1n..ta cI+ ~ +h1u
]s..,s,1n t.s.. - ~ - ~ ornra,.e ,,sas
nv ~ NV rhs d.ta s+e+aa IN No rnritnrs,a ~
saIe sThe1pfnra she was drn1tred ~ anne mn nj
, 1870-05-30
The Police Courta.

SGGIH EIDE EVGRE
John B. Delanp, who attempted to procure q
lazEe amount OF goods on forged checks, As men,
toned In TIE TRIBUNE Of Saturday, was held Tor
utal On the charge Of forgery In bail Of s., 500.
John powd, who performed some tall sTeaI-
before the Recorders Court. few days Ance, was
atraigued for perjury Hearing Was postponed,
and pall liked at 5000.
.-James Muratta was charged With obtaining
money under false pYetcnces. Hearing vas post
Doned and ball nxed at 81 ,o00
WEST AND NORTH SIDE CoCKTs.
ThlftF-Rtven cases weFe disposed Of by Justice
moore on !Saturday morning, hut none Of then
were Of nny importance. JerrJ Murphy and
ThomRg Gleason, two miserable w1fe.beatets
ducffnE their business without licenses or badges
were fned s. each. There were no Important
eases before Justice Dresser, Of the North Side
Court, on Saturday
, 1870-05-30

Deputy Superintendent Sherman had n2rrow
escape from being seriously injured yesterday
afternoon. He *as driving up the south approach
III the Wells street bridge, when an individual
droye at rapid pace out OF South Water street,
running into Nj. Shermans carriage, and fright
eninQ lis horse so that 1t ran away. Mr. Sherman
retained his presence Of mind aud jumped out
His buggy was demolished. Milr1ck's vehicle WAS
upset by the collision, and he waa thrown out and
hruised tn several places.
AT talf-pas, o'clock last evening q tenn OF
horses owned By NF. Heading, the brewer, an.i
driven by Edward ktnkee, ran away from the
kinkee street depot, going south on Canal street
At the intersection OF Randolph street the animala
darted into q saloon window, breaking several
pants Of glass and scattering apples, oranges and
cakes In all directions kInkec vas thrown out
and received several abtaslons Of the skin on his
face and hands. The buggy was broken badly,
and one Of the horses slssatued cut oyer the eve
, 1870-05-30

At the Cathedral OF S. Peter and Paul, yes
ident OF the House Of Bishops Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, WAS present, and delivered q
euiogy upon the late Bishop kenper, OF WIS.,
consin.
The rite OF confirmation was administered at
Trinity Church, yesterday morning, by Bishop
Whltehouse,
, 1870-05-30
Wu81E,
By 3 Full baud
DedfcAtory Prayrr,
BY Rev. L. J. Go.xlspeed. D. D.


BY Rev. i. J. Goudspeed D. D..
Address.
With E1cCia reference tue General Military Aouu.
uent by General Hasbrouck Dsvi.
Music.
Address,
With special reference the monument ERECTED By The
General Arthur G. pucat
Vocal Music,
By Quartcste and Choru., under the direction Of
Geo. !, Root ESQ.
- $1,000. Reading Poem,
Composed by B: F. TAYLOR, Esq. for the Bridges
Concluding Remarks and Rcnedction,
By Rev. Robert Co!lyer. ..
Trains will leave from Wells street depot at
11:40 In the forenoon, and from the Wisconsin de-
pot near htnzie street bridge, at 80 in the after
noon. Fare, to Roseliu and return, twenty-five
cents.
Members Of the Nineteenth Volunteer Infantry
arc requested to meet at the depot OF the Chicago
Southwestern Railroad, corner OF Einzie and
decoration ceremonies ut Hosehiu and Graceland
cemeteries.
, 1870-05-30

etor1 for- IN MIL IL rood wheat SECTION, for sale.
0 paItieahl, add1e4 7. M5OP 1: son, Elkha1t. ID.
n 00n WILL BUY HALF.tHTERESr OF ST.
sUVO Charles Billiard H all. Air, good lntsch
and to seat 1t Bis per month. At l46 South ClAsksh
, 1870-05-30

Briggs House,. v. Grtdley Virgins, Ill ; J. 3.
Burnett, New York; II. n. Moore, Boston; Q. r.
Fuller, boston; II. D. Wills, Worcester, Mass. :;
James Il. Murphy, New York; c. D. Coylc, A.
fremont uouse-Geo. ". Reid, Oregon; D. J.
Moore, Cal: F. j. Lambert, New YORK; e. A.
Gohd W T5as{ = son hs0ngop fose1 wStts IT,
York: ". Ti]leIu, San Francisco; 4. W. Chase,
D. Prrnty, Boston; T. ". Lord, U. 8. A..
Sherman uouse-N. L. Itchdeld, New York;
I; Yori; + F4ea 5et1' Doniion, Londoa: james swofd
Boston; r Pumphey. Cambridge, Mass; Rush
owens, Pittsburgh; Geo ": Elflns, Phlladelpnta
Sd Japcs Uotel-T. A. TennJsop. Boston; E.
II, Loyaway, New York; Captain g. Il. Norton. y.
S A.; " C. Clement, N. H.. Geo. Prove, Buffalo,
G. j. cerdui and family, Brooklyn.
, 1870-05-30


The second publication Of the Chicago franklin
Society has been Issued, aud Is ready for sub
sclfbera and membera 1t Is entitled "Eatiy
Newspapers IN Illinois" and was read before the
society in January LAST, By Mr. Henry R. Boss. It
Is printed On heavy tinted book paper, 4s pages.
Typography ever issued ID Chicago. It IS from the
press OF Church, Goodman 4 Donnelle5. The pa:
per Itself IS oY deep interest to all Illinois3us It
Is the best and most complete record Of the early
newspapers Of this State that has ever been made.
1t Is not an enumeration Of Mi the papers published
in This State but it is The rrscuinR, from the past
and forgotten DAYS. Of the name, date, and place
Of publication Of those early journals which had
so much TO do IN building society aad controlling
public action In the early settlement Of this State.
In some counties the record Is brought down to
comparatively recent date. These early papers arc
part Of the history OF the State OF Illinois, and this
publication Is a contribution to that history the
importance Of which cannot be orerestimatetL
Ten years hence, copies Of this paper Of Mr. Boss
will be OF great value not only because Of Its hts
roEcal character bur because It is Of the series
Of meritorious publications Of the society.
, 1870-05-30

John Roper 'lcha5a EagaTls y. and J: l. Is soaraz
AcoI ,s,a 90 1ns ssse eh damages are re- Lid ID at
$1,000. ;apias issued as i, soaFds Plaintia 5
charge Is that IN December, lsos, ne WIS u me
employ Of defendants at Mobile, Ala, nSSncl1lne
advertisements to be inserted In a drectore pi
that city, which defendants proposed to publish.
and that while be WIS 50 employed they caused
hts arrest on false and malicious charge that he
had obtained money under false pretencea He
1vers that under this charge he Has kept in q
1oathsome cell for two months, being fed during
the greater pa-t Of the time On htead and water.
TO the loss OF health and his great disgrace. AT
the end Of the period stated, be WIS taken before
the Circuit Court and, upon examination, honora-
bly, acquitted.
Edward Van Norman :. Thomas Nelson Ae-
ton Of ttespass Damages laid at &, 0oo. Plain
tin complains that Mr. Nelson beat him severely
With an implement Of his trade known Us paint
ecraper.
-A]bert Crane '. Charles n Gould. B!ll flied
to procure the removal Of cloud from the title to
The northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter OF
Section I, SO.
-Moritx N. Fried '. Tonine Life and Savings
Insurance Company, Assnmps!t Demand, *, ,0oa.
, 1870-05-30

Decoration Hay.
The following Is the programme Of joint exer-
clses for The dedication OF the General Military
of Trade Of Chicago, and OF Bridges Battery A.
snciatiou Monument, at Rosehiu Cemetery on to-
day, commencing ats O'Clock in the afternoon,
md following the decoration OF the graves Of de
Ceased soldters In the earlier part Of the day:
, 1870-05-30

A Word OF CRUtleH-HOW to Use q
Lawn M0Wer-COKn Cu1tuFe-The
HIackbiFd - BessemeF Steel for
Farm lmp1ements-Thc Star Cul.
slvntor 49, Beehive Patents - Csmb
Guides Missouri Agricultural Ae-
port
IKRaN nIa LEF1E11I 1rR EnR RHNar1nNnR1rTl
, 1870-05-30

II you have a suffering child, do
others stand between and the relief that will be
absolutely cure to follow the use Of MRS WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Millions Of mothers
remedy. 1t relieves the child from pain. and
cures AJbentcty and dIarrhna- It softens the
gums, reduces Inflammation, cures wind cole, aud
carries the infant snely through the tecthing
period.
, 1870-05-30

Rough Skin made smooth by usinE
Junirer Tar Soap, manufactured by Cazwell,
Hazard Co., New York
Paper Hanging ana window
shades, latest styles. Painfs, oils, klaxs and
hruahex, at F. E. Rtgby,a, 50 RAnlolph-Et
, 1870-05-30

Sts James Hotel, Boston, Mast
kindly inform us, either By telegram or letter, Of
their Intended arrival, we can be better prepared
for their comfort.
gold, the transient boarrl al the St. James Is re-
tluced to four dollars per day.
PROPRIETOR 81. JAMES HOTEL
, 1870-05-30

All Right Reg1eves Corns aud Bun-
IONS cures CutA, burns, boi1s, bruf scaids, DC
Druggists have Is cents per box. DE. Stephens,
IS Clark street, relieves corus and hunlons 50 centa
, 1870-05-30

Delays are DnnRer0ns.-Mothe
IS you love your offspring, don't fall to use Nts
Whltcomb's Syrup, for soothing ch1ldren. Rcac
the advertisement In another column.
, 1870-05-30

ALI Right RcIicyeE CpFuS and BMu-
ions, cures CUTS bnrns bolls, bruises scaias, etc.
Druggists hare % cents per box Dr. Stephens, IS
Clark street, relieves corns or b1nlons, 1oc each
, 1870-05-30
-, ANuSElEENrS
CkeSBY'S OPERA LOOSE.

ITALIAN OPERA CARD.
Tha rasasseoent rrsESts 2 inform Tho publie that
Frane wbo vsolated his contract rrfssin1 to 1eave
New York, except upon conditions. which TIC NAME
ueut wtso not tu1tt4ed In granting, tho
SEkSON OF ITALIAN OPERA
H1STpDNTD UNTIL FuR IA IN NOTICE.
P11tia having purchased tictets can have the money
rcfmded by applying II The boz once this morning
After Tn O'Clock,
, 1870-05-30

American House Refect0Fy and
Lunch room Is an excellent Institution for thOss
Whose stay In Boston will not admit dining 1t the
table dhote, THIS ia but one OF the many COD
cunyeniences furnished the travelling public.
, 1870-05-30

,ARENTN wANTEr.


A GENTS WAETEp-FoR EIGHT FAST sRLl{SG
"A articles ralng t1a te 10 dag, without rist. an
emall car{tA HAmpacs Of each. worth r. for W
We haye, also. large sapry Of C!afks utrls. which
Me se1 e aEents md he tade At eeats PC thonssni
SN11 kUO- h soath Hahtsdst, ChiesSa
gKNT9 WANTkn-1oR TIE new ILLUS
q Hltea book Tbs River Of the We1t." Lifs and
Adventure n TIA HnekJ Mountains AMI Oregon By
t1 Francis Fuller Victor. 4 eunrlctc h1st,.y Of tho
Nerthweru Bope. from the dtaepverv IT The Cc4umfs
River with EEzphc accnnnt. of the Indian Trbes tho
E1r TfAdefs tho Oregon Mis.icn End astc faiu Of Dr.
WhttnsA and family: With events 10 the life time Of
JsseSh I. Heek. Eoeky Acunsai4 Hunter, Orra,u
Ptooesr, and dzst O. 8, A.rshAl Of Oregon. Vivlaiv
peTHaJfns thn Iers hsrc.hp. and weudeTtu1 romance
ct 1ap2es.a Iis wtta tu description 81 dc soaaiy
circular md tc11az- Addzess, UNION PU6LisHiSE iii NJ
Co., 100 Washinktansk.. Chicago, III.
GENTS WANTKp-sN 4 DAX 70 MALE ASD
SHUTTLE SEWING AACHISEA Stitch alike On
both aides. and i the only LICKNSED SHUTTLE Ma.
CANH sold n the United Stx:c. fur e.s than 340 All
othsn Ate infrnfementa aud the seller anh ns.s are
ahae e p1eseaTt9H I'd i%pssenmens @ qutss s-
A GKNTs WAETKD-TO SELL 0VR Oval
II Mse1 enk11fiusa- They laRtt, cheap sell f.,S
and Pay handsomely. R. SANBOKY l. CO., Puhlah.
Ell, LIS Asdtson-st, Room l.
GENTS WANTED : THREE PERMANENT
a e<ents. each 10 division Of this ctv for
he Tonti1e Life md Sayuz1 Company. Guod men
nberahy dealt with Apply At Office lvt AasI- net.
, 1870-05-30

4 LADY WITH 4 PIANO AND F1RAT-CLA89
"A teaeher IL tbs sane wishes md part besra.
nor tAeE1lEtts1 Hat fae1enee8l l9ttNA AtdruN L H.
bar0Ta Mnale Store, Crpabys Opera Ho1se4
, 1870-05-30
PERSONAL,

DEREONALORIS TURNER Or WILL LEE.
T formerly Ct ftanfe!. H., viii oil: sn f-e4u
by calling tthis woke 1t tn artts City Aouse QhicA
q and lnquttinx for r. A. STUART.
, 1870-05-30
HELP wAxrEU-MALEx.

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SkoelRs1esss.
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5,i 1.issse "a s9
ton works puhaished j. Lpplne@Sxf @ G1t u sa.isa
Re: Sa SEE saEpAkp. II Il a.ssFsa ssssa. - ]4a
o;5s5 Ss!1 *'s Per week Jackson, Is South caEt,
WAITED RAILROAD xE9 FOR xeaREGoR
~ Aoa1 City RsIlrnad; viii lesvo Me,d.y per9.
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WtASs1TEp-HEIP or EVERY NATIONALITY,
on az an na I'D ths N I'D M Nd nd
rcn*t. e@'eS' Inquire AZ tae o'nee' IL "A D1'
W11ErlEpRa 1slt Ris9 e GOOD m1sHxKN 4ox PORTAGE
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month ad be.9a: a};s ,hp ,h spsS.s.s ssI; 20 e
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WANTED LADIES OF GOOD ADDRESS AND
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ciss Laundry, corner Madison md Dssplaine.sa '
WANTED 20; 1Vs PANTRY GIRLS. ONE SCRUB
WANTE9- GOOD HOUSE GIRLS OF EVERY
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Chicago p. O..
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