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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29
ORR AGENTS.
Parties, like Republics are Tn
grateful.

After Columbus had discovered a
new world, an it was reasonable to
suppose th,,t he would receive the iau-
dations of the Spanish CROWN commen-
surate to the Importance attacking to
go grand discovery, one for which
he had risked so much and undergone
50 many Privations, he 81 ilenIy fnunl
himself in chains "a great maa in
shackles. So with Sat. Clark. the
great explorer III a strange country for
new fields wherein the war horses of
Democracy might Craze AMI fatten IN
ii such time as the war SCARED chariot
OF democratic principles should again
be haracsse.! to, to sweep over oil bit.
tie fields where lefatt hal cone, but
whittier new victories were % be
achieved under a transformed and re-
generated banner.
TO change the figure, SIT fnpn
himself with hosts Of Others Il whipped
individual, AM Of late has been
head light on one of the rciorn en- gines
running on down grade as he suppos-
Ell right smack into the great reform
depot where all hani were to stop at
least two years for refreshments. Sat
sold his birth right for moss Of pot
ash. The Reformer5 don't appreciate
him and the oil chariot wherein he
was won't 70 A. battle Boring alof5 tla
banner Of the mighty host, emblazonel
with the syn5ol Of its principles fash
ioned like unto the ancient peace des-
troyer of Ellen happiness, needs lub-
ricating, and isn't Of much account
anyhow
Sat wanted to 90 to the State Prison
and every body seemed perfectly will
ing he should. He wanted to feel at
home. 50 he wanted to hc War len o.
that hotel where the guests don't re.-
lister their names the selves. Ulior-
tunitely for Sat. he hal been tco 200 |
democrat ami the Reformars were
fearful he could not keep hotel on
strict reform principles; 50 the oil
veteran must needs be snubjel. He
warmed the serpent, and it has bit him
Poor Sat Like Dthclo he finds his
occupation gone befp"e he hid an op-
portunity to freeze q il, 50 now lie
cries ''Sour Grapes : and writes letter
10 reform Gov. Taylor in which he says
nc wouldn't be Warden if he could.
But Sat : patriotic. Like the man
who left his country for his countrys
good, Sat proposes to suffer martyrlom
for the cause Of Reform. He loves
reform 50 we'll that he is ready t.
keep out of State Prison and willing
to 90 to the LEGISLATURE whore he has
we'd since he wore his first pair Of po-
ltieaI suspenders. Sat. is just grand
in the roe Of martyr tie don really
know what he has done that he should
be kept in at recess, and he don't re-
member Of ever missing wort, and
yet he is way dowh at the foot of his
class, md ne begins to fear that he
vii never get ''rewarl Of merit. -
Never mind, Sat (:
Names Of great men all remind us
~ = May MAKE eur names Sabine
And in reforming ie1ye behind rs
Hopes that never come 70 time
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29
SheriTs Sale.
state Of Wfsconsta Wood co,.,

VONNCY--JS-
By virtue of an Execution issued Ont IF the
Circuit Court in and for The County OF juneau
State of Wisconsin, upon 2 judgement in favor
o. Joseph Ii. Warren. Nathaniel Swan ana
Nathan WILSON Exis j G. & ,Toseph H. Warren
Ezra C. Sage Against John II. Remington an,
Henry w. Remington. I Eusebe Lavigne
Sheriff of said Wood County, on the tenth day
of January. A. D., 1874. ut o'clock A. NJ have
seized and levied upon the rights. title and in
terest. which the said John Fl. Remington and
Henry w. Remington. or either of them hal on
the fifth day OF May. \. d. 1873 of in and TO
which l shall expose for SAFE and sell To fhe
highest bidder, as the law directs. at th- front
door Of the Court. House, in the City Of Grand
Rapids, In the County OF Wool and State IF
A. D. 1874, at one o'clock P NJ of that day.
to wit; All th9se; certain pieces or parcels Of
land known and tlScrlbed q follows TO Wit
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29

told him that it was the hardest place
in the state He said that he had
found that his friend was mistaken.
From the remarks, public and private,
made by members of the Convention.
We are sure that they will carry a good
report of our place home with them,
and We are also sure that the Conven-
ton has left pleasant memories in the
minds OF many who attended its SEES
Slons.-Jrneau Go. Argus.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29
Sheriff sale.
SNrIkN "3lt,
Stat Of Wisconsin. Wood Caunkg-ss.

STATE Of Wisconsin. Food Cauaty-ss
John Rablin Plaintiff against Lovana Earl. Ma.
rion &. Earl. Adelber Earl, AMI Friedrich
Earl the Widow and Minor heirs Of Alfre
Earl deceased, Defendants.
BY virtue Of Judgment ant lecre7a. aF7er
in the above entitled cause made BY tia IRE i
Court IN and tor the County If y God ~ the
August Tern 4. D. 1873. I, E. Lavigne >hetiq
Of Wood County viii on the 18th day Of Deceui-
Der 1873 at the hour of two O'Clock ii the after
noon at the door of the Court house in the City
of Grand Rapids, Wood County. expose for sale
and sell, at public auction. TO the highest bid
der the following described real estate to-wit:
Fractional Lots, one, TWO and three. Ia Section
Number Tw enty- -Four Town Number Twenty
Two ,N,srth Of Range Five East. AIso israe
tionai Lot North of !he Wisconsin River o: he
Northwest quarter of Section Number NiEie-
teen. Town Number Twenty Two North Of
Range Number Five East, also the Souta East
quarter o. the North w est quarter Of szction
Number Twepty-Four IN Toens!ip Number
twenty-five North of Range Number FIy. East
For further particulars bidders are referred 10
the decretal order in the IN the IN this Office
Of the Clerk Of the Circuit court for " ool Conn
ty. Z. LAN1GNE &. sheriff
MINOR STR0PE, PITTS. 4 Attorney.
Grand Rapids, Oct. 80, 1873.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29

MS mission to reform ana it is Sc
pleasant to know that he livel to sac
comofsh it. And so sal to think il
killed him! It is Supposed he .over-
done. > lie ",eiormel" too much
too violently. lie hal new engage
ment. There was much reforming
that coull not be postponed. Things
was workin'." \ mighty effort must
be made. and he must make it +. Brun.
dage rolled up his sleeves; be pinned
back his ears he rolIel his s'laughing
orbs = he swallowed the Revised Stat
utes, with all the amendments he
opened wide that poets mouth )
he shouted, Observation-Disclosures
p. - II. W. R.-assily :" and he
.-sl.ppe his wind" And now poor
Brunlaye is dead! His occupation
gone lie can't reform any
more
It seems proncr, however, on thi.
"solemn occasion" to apprise thc
mourners Of an important fact thai
Brunllge ''let ont" with almost hi.
lust gasp IF Brund}gc had not vouch
c.l for it they could not be asked to be
lieve IL; indeed, it would not be true
But he did, aud il is true ! Mourn
erS, your Attorney General is "dan,
phooly" This is too bad, but Brun
i.dage discovered it, and remarked" it
Brnn lagc, It will be remembered, il
his lifetime declined to submit the le
@li question involved il the CASSIDY
controversy to the Supreme Court, be
cause to Ia 50 .'wouli exhibit to the
outside world that we are all damphooh
in not being able to understand plait
English. But in another column h
published letter from Attorney Gen
eral Sloln in which that gentleman.
discussing the only Legal question in
the case upon which there is any ii
vcrsity OF opinion, AMI the exact ques
sion which it was proposed to submit
to the Supreme Court, says: while
there may be <oJte ioabt as to the op
p ica'ion # his rate 70 the case $'a'ed.
| am iac i'act 70 hjnh it furnishes the
true rule, &c. What a ''phoor
Sloan must he to have .'loub5' not
TO ~ lerstanI plain English." Brun.
dage was alive when the opinion wa.
written, and would have given 'the
law as it IS, if Sloan had known
enough to call upon him to do so
AMI nov Brunlase is gone. Sloan,
YOU are gon-er. The 'speople" have
said you are .'phool :" Brundagt
sail yon were a ''phool," and Bran
dage was the people Sloan, you
are reform phool." Worse thar
that, Brnndlge is dead !!
who will care for mother now p
CHAs. VI. WEBB.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29
FRED. 5. ELLIS, Sect.
Norris and Chypoweth,
Atty's for Railroad Co.
Dated January Il 1874
Diamond SpeCaacIes,

rpHESE SPECTACLESa are manufactured from
ID "MlNuTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES melted togeth
or, and are called DIAMOND on account of theil
hardness and brlliancy
Having been tested with the polariscope. tbs
diamond len les have been found to admit ffteer
per cent less heated rays than any other pebble.
They are ground with great scientific accuracy
are free from chromatie alterations, and produce
q brightness and distinctness of vision not beior;
attained in spectacles.
Manufactured By the Spencer O. tical Kanofactur
ing Co., NeaC York.
For sale by responsible agents in every city il
tho iTIion
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Old IRON,
Brass and Copper wanted at the Grand Rapids
Foundry and Machine Shop.
IT, JOHN PARTTN
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29

We learn that the ". Y. r. r.
has the contract to carry 1000 cords
Of stave bots TO Winona, besides a
arge quantity Of railroad ties. 1t
IS ta4 lie about 100 cers 70 trans
a & is g mpet gjines #
.9-y -e.--.AJ -o1 ouS
county.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29
ssOltItiOne of Co-ParfnersEsip.
WIN A. PEEso,
Surgical and Medical Dentist

Office 1T lis residence in Centralia. and at the
IN the former place Mondays, Tuesdays. Wed
nesdsys, anl Thursdays. and in the latter Fri
days and Saturdays Of esoh wesk. All voLk
wa rFaTrra1 .4-R
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29
AND TEEZl GTnhPTTC IIYST'IIIT'JJjTI E,
E2a3l Road Notice.

:. The line Of the Railroad of the Green Bay &
Minnesota Railroad Company having bee lucat-
ed. and is route '!etorIGpei tbronyb III County
of Wood. in the State IF Wisconsin, nctice -
hereby given that the said company intends TO
and vii! on the eth day OF January \. d. 1884,
ut two o'clock P. N. Of that day apply by artor
ney to the Hon. Geo. w. Cate, Judge Of the Cir
cult CO. rt for said County of Wood. at the Cuurt
House IN Stevens Point in the County Of Por-
tage, state Aforesaid, for the appointment OF
three commissioners TO make pursuant TO the
Quarter OF sail Company, an appraisal and
award of ne va,ue Of any. and 81 such ands in
said County Of Wood, which are the private
property of any person on the line Of said Rail
road, as are mentioned in Section Eleven Of
said charter.
II. KETCHUM, Prest.
FRED. 5. ELLIS, Sect.
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w M. KILN Il.

Jeweler and 0ptican is sale agent for Grand Rap
ids, Wis. from whom 5hey can only be obtained
No peddlers employed.
Donot buy pair unless you see the trade
mark 81
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TASTELESS
MEDICINES

many other nauseous medicines can be taken
easily and safely ii DUNDAS DIX Il cos
SOFT CAPSULES. No taste No smell, Sold
by ali druggists IN this city. Send for circular
10 . Wooster Street, New YORK
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29

Names Of great men all remind us
We may maze cur names Sabine,
And in retuTmiuG ieaye behind Us
Hopes taat never come 70 time
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29
Attend Green Bay Business CsIIsgyBB

The most complete Basincs Col
lege il the west. imparts 20 La
dies and Gentlemen sound Bust
ness Education in the shvrle.t
possible time. No. vacations.
Aetna! Business Department, lGtc
open. Book keeping, Tei cgraph-
lug and all The common branch
es taught. Every student stud
les alone. Every thing possible
will he done 70 render your stay
pleasant All profitable. SEMI
for COLLEGE Ptper, ana samples of
pen WORK. GREEN BAY, Wise.
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h. sss barn to change as il It Was county
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DsaS CEUTICM,

The firm heretofore known as Parrish, Mckay
Co., Is this day dissolved by mutual concert,
Tie firm viii hereafter do business an,ler the
firm name and style of VIM. X John Parrish
VIVA. PARRISH,
T.. MCKAY.
JOHN PARRISH.
Nov. g, 1873. ii-lw
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29

Dated al Sherif's Office. City of Grand Rapids
/ Wood County, State Of Wisconsin, this 18th day
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-09
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PatriG Murrag, Elm SrieoenSrifter BON III
legbanp County, itarb am Oienitag III ietne'
@obnung ;i Mtunt Sanage. Der Seritor
bene itaro i'm 60. 2eb%enSio6re.
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Ser nelen MISREPRESENTATION Stride, @Ge DC
8aibin9tOil- uub 8roipetttraBe in 5agerS
toipr, iinS wieber aufgenommen pOrben Uni
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Stab tqeri6t. - (Sor Sberridte
gromn.) Sobann Ste9es segen Bilbeln
W1etaer; benz Stdger $483.9 5 5uerfannt. =
6riebri6 8ertb ge9en @tarie Sroots; fitirt
= Gbeuberielbe 9egen @benoieiclbe ais Ser
walterin beS 8i6arb SrootS'i4en 9iahlai
les; fitirt, - Sharon 3, @race 9egen @m,
8, @csneQ & Comp; geitri9sn. = &ebedc
8urn6am aegen G6on1as q. Carroll; fiirt,
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gtaAlafes Soiepb SauerbeD'S, ge9en @nl,
miOer @bwarO &. @meetinS; fitirt.-Snlina
Bod se9cn ben nYernaneltea @terrimac'
8auperefu Scr. l." 8onoSuer,uabrer fiirSern-
barb Nolte; iiirt. : Narie 6iriA gegen S.
&. gnglanb; 9sfriden. : Sir Nontag iint
9tr. 354 unb 381 bis 405 Der BroSeB : 8e9t-
ftranpe angeiett,
StabtfreiSz @eri9t. = (&or 8t9.
ter Binfnep.) Sobanna unb Siaat 8Oien=
baum gegen Sames @arpep, jun.; baS Sc
ri6t gab @eorg 90. @iQtamS alS Curator
auf, nit $4,000 nerbppotbcfirten @runobeiie
auf Der @eitieite Der @alpcrt., iitbli4 bon
@entreifrabe, 5u %perganten. - Martba s.
@onbon miber 6riebrih IS. WaOoeis; es ioll
Sobn Glenn ale Curator in 9ertdtltaem auf-
TRACE 8ebufs 0edung elmer 9gpotbef BON
S1008 Grlnbet9eutbum auf Der Noroiette Der
Wtabiior=, meitlih bon S~tirltngirabe, inter
ben 6ammer briugerI. Setter Mcgtalp
burd) Sobu Mcgtaap gegcn Sarab RcGaffs
ren uno COMFORTER Intrag auf &eanunas=
ablase Seitens Sarab Me@afreb, Der 8itts
tpe Sohu @cgtallp'8, iber Die eingenomme>
men Wietbs3inien BON geruifcm @runbeigeu=
tburne llno anf Serfauf bes @rnnbftiideS uib
Sertbeilung bes @rl6ies inter Die @rbbere9
tigten. - Sobn Aberu gegen ISM. $. @or=
bon, Soiepb g. Suder unb @briitian 9uu=
bersbori; 4ntrag auf SefrieoigHng ses Rez
ties ($281) elmer 8fauSrefts (6anbmerfer1
zSorOerung fir bei'm 8aue zines 9auies oil
Yiercez, meftli6 bon 8op~pletoafra6e, gelie.
ferte i3iegellteine, reip. auf 3%paugsperfauf
oelIelben. - @ittpe 4una Wtarie Marb ge>
gen auua SerSog unb anoere; autrag auf
SerduBeruug BON gum Na9lafe beS %perforz
benen @m. @arO geh0rigem @runSeigen=
tbume auf Der Sitieite Der Sight, iitblih bon
MontgomerpitraBe, unb nubbrin9enbe Aule.
sung bes @rl6leS. = Setn, Gmorp & Smin=
be1 gesenSoibuaG ar Jon; gntrag anf3wan9s=
%perGnberuug bon is 6aulern auf Der Glib
melt= Seite Der Bottom, spilfen Wc@fehenz
unb @ilionItrabe unb MalonzAaep, 8ebufs
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@egenitdnbe. Marie S'Srien segeu Mar-
garetbe Barter nnb beren Sobu SranciS Bar=
fer; antras auf annuliruug Der BON War.
garetbe ouf i9rell Sobn Srancis gena6ten
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auf Der Sit0ieite Der gorfirabe, unb auf
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cine8 @rfeuntniieS BON $3.50, weldes Die
&lagerin am 10. 6ebrnar 1874 bonn Common
Bleas @eri9te 9escu bic Gerflagte erlanst
bat.
Ser Maitermin bteies @eridtsbofes nimmt
nadten MOutas ieinen aufang fir senann=
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Genfiaf Aukti1nfn.

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DieieI6en Ra6mitta9s / u6r i'm Grban9ezNers
faufsSimmer, Nr. 80, SeconbfraBe, 10 9runoitiide
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DteieI6en Radmitta9S 3 lbr OIL SIt uno SteaG
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q. ~. Semnstt Y eontp. gSG6mltta9S ~ up
an Ort uno Stele Elm 9rlnoftiid on Der 9~toroolts
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init einem 3zftodi9en e9eliteinernen ggobnbauie
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%iDotfeu.
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70, eeRtre<Wlartt,
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gr: % uno 30, SaO : 9barIesitr., elesoute 0iobelu
unb Sau5qerdtbe,
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te Mag finb Die $ro5eiIe bon 8aib segen Die
Rational. Grpreb> uub SpebitiOns. Comp, ;"
8aruum's gegeu 8arnum, Der D0tuti6en
Sparbaut" gesen Den rBsrmaneuten altitdHz
Ter 8auusrein," 8obiniou's gegeu Sirming.
bam unb 8oter's gsgen Slitdiein ani Die
SaSesOrouun9 geitelt.
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lis, Den 8. Mtoi. - (4pril 5ermin.) 3apIor gez
gen 9bompion; uuter5reite.. Sobu y. Gmoro,
SrafioeHt Der yAonuIHentals 5encrs AHeturan5 pom
Baltimore" eegen ben Staat WnrpIGno; Ar9umeuz
tiruue fix ben appelaHten ourb Charles NlGriban,
fir ben appeldteH ourh So6I $. 6GHop.-SobH u.
Ntafou uno COMFORTER wieer aleranoer %. Soulz
ion, SerpaIter oes Sobn 9lGlou 'iheu 9adldiiss;
Blaiboner fir Den Appe1aten ourb art9ur @eorg
Srotpn.-9er 9erthts6of ieste fRr Oieuita9 sir. II
Der Spe3ial= uuo 9ir. 90 bis55 Der GeuerGIzJiegis
ifrauoe an.
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lis, 9iUoian uno Siiaop.) Gs erhtelteu GIiia6et9
Smitb, gopdro ). Gaaiftp uuo Giholas RobinioH
5ur Serlpettuu9 Der rep. Standardization pom
@eor9 Smit6 ($t7 500, Narie 9baifto (S200O uuo
Qpoia 6. Robinlou (S4000) 1eriftIide sSouma6t.
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Marfts8 erihte.
Baltimore, Den 8. Yia


(Seridtet fir ben nGorreiponoenten."
WebI-Soiparofr. Gamilien $7.e0-$s.25; peftz
Tides 500; pefIiheS iuper 1919; ipeftlihes5az
miIteu $7.00-9.50; uefIi6es EXTRA $6.00-$6.75.
gSaf5en-Deiser ilottder St.80 = $t.85; rot9er
iioIiGsr $3.50 Sis /; ipeftltder selber si,6j;
nefliher Si.85.
&orn-DeiBes iiibIihes S6-S8 Gents; eelbes iib=
lihe5 81 Cts; pefltdes 84-96 Gents.
9aun.po ae-UiioolezS orte TX Sts., orotndre
90. ISL Cts; nieort9ere 9raoe bon 11h-15MSts;
8orratb 81, 070.
9roniHonen- 8aipp gtids f0K @ts.; gdtn@
fen lib Gents; Sdultern 10 @ts.; IdlpereS
Rumpf ShpespeFeiid $l4.50; 4rtma ipettihes
SbnalS 10A St5.; 6efte5 raifintrtes in SdBben ii
Gents; better Notwithstanding 10 Sents.
8~ntter-No4 25-36 Gents; 6dB1eH 1926.
Gier-16 bis CO Cts.
&aTee-oroindrer I7H-t9H; gepobnIiter f9h
1917 Gentsi gutter 2t-2tH @eutsi Yrima 22-22h
Cts. Niartt le66aft.
Su6er-stid, guber unb 90rn6en 1OS eeuts;
u meiser 10h Gents; 9 8affee t0Gents; ertra 6 ga
Gents; s 9elber 90 Gents; geI6er Der nieori9en
Grade SA-9 Gents. Martt fetis.
0leIaHe-@uba @lanb 35-3S Gents; Moscopa0e
$40. Borto Ric0 $40 Cts.
SDrup-&9eidpeafe $50 Gents; Wer6auts 81
80 Gents; 3nGerseprnpe 90 - 70 Gents. gtaf<
frage Ie6boft.
&biSfen-Sodzweine ,u sO.97-0.99.
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