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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-01

A correspondent of The London
Standard gives the following particu-
lars of the assassination at Rotterdam
of Sakurada, the Japanese charge
d'affalres for the Netherlands:
While residing in Brussels, Sakurada
had made the acquaintance of young
Belgian woman, Jeanne Marie Lorette.
living in the suburb of Molenbeek st.
Jean. On his removal to the Hague
last December she followed him hither,
apparently in the expentation of Marrl-
age. Her hopes in this direction
were, however, destined disappoint-
ment, as she ultimately to succeeded in
ascertainine that Sakurada already
had lawful wife in Japan. On Friday
last, after violent quarrel between
Mile. Jeanne and Sakurada, the lat
ter left her and went to Gouda.
Thither the following day the lady fol-
lowed him and ultimately they pro-
ceeded together to Rotterdam, alight-
ing at the Hotel de Hollande. There
fresh quarrel took place on Sunday
morning, in the course of which the
lady drew a revollcr from her pocket
and fired at her paramouer. The ball
penetrated the right temple of Sakura-
da, who was at once conveyed to the
Rotterdam hospital, where he expired
at half past 10 the same night. Mile.
Jeane, after shooting Sakurada, at
to commit suicide by cutting
open the veins of her wrists but the
wounds she inflicted on herself wert
not dangerous. The murderess. who
is only 2l years of age, has been
placed under arrest.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-01
NO. 221.
International Prejudices.

Two professions. one north, the
other south, are perpetually IN pro-
gresS, writes correspondent OF The
London Telegraph from Suez, and at
every halting place great steamers,
flying all kinds of flags, acquiesce in
the etiquette of the canal regulation.
and lie by to let England's soldiers go
on to the front. The Frencnmen take
but little notice. In a sulky fashion
they ''dip the flag" in a still sulkier
one the crews lean with folded arms
over the taffrails and watch our troop
ers and transports go gliding by, with
out waving hat or taking notice by
word or gesture of the ironical cheer
ing with which the British soldier, in
the old humor of international pre-
judice, receives the stolid, apathetic
conduct of "Mossoo." On the other
hand, the Germans salute the flag with
a will and the men cheer us as we
pass towering bv. A Dutch Indiaman,
with true '.boorish' lack of manners,
hears the next foreigner cheer, secs
him saluting the British ensign, but
declines to follow the example which
civilization is supposed to have inn
posed upon. all decent nations. The
Italians laugh and shout out unintelli-
gible things to Tommy Atkins, who
calls them Portuguese and classes
them with what he calls ''the bloom
inc Lascars. AS for the Arabs aud
Egyptians on the banks, their behavior
is neither complimentary nor reason
able. For when they are not indecent
they are irrational. At any rate, do
not for myself know how to explain
the spectacle of a party OF very elder
ly Bedouins of both sexes proceeding
upon our appearance to dance wildly
upon the sank. Perhaps this is their
idea of saying Good luck to you, "
but confess the connection between
kindly wishes and violent gyrations on
a band-hill is not obvious. AS to the
rest of the natives, | can not say
worse of them than that they would
seem to have been brought up in Suez.
and. as the traveller said OF some 9th
er people in his chapter on their man
ners and customs, ''manners they
have none, and their customs are
beastly." Yet / do not remember
similar experience before. Perhaps
the Egyptian campaign is accountable
for it. We have all heard of the ''mor-
al' effect of victories. Have reverses
s.immoral' effects?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-01
London StenOgraphers.

A knowledge of shorthand is fast be-
coming an essential in the mercantile
service of London. Without it young
man, however capable in other re-
spects, stands at q serious disad-
vantage; with it he commands an
ampler salary, and occupies an i'm
mensely superior position in the great
race. 1t is astonishing, nevertheless,
that of the many thousand who make
the art an object of study, so few are
really competent and trustworthy
writer's. Speed is beyond all cavil the
sole and guiding disideratum of the
art; but where we have ono man quail
flied to follow every syllable artic-
ulated by such notoriously, ''easy'
speaker as the premier, there are
crowds who, though approaching the
task with ''every confidence" would
discover that they had not enough of
that wholesome commodity, backed
up by modicum of ability, to carry
them through. If, as is insisted, the
average rate of public speaking is 120
words per minute (and this is under
the mark), two thirds of that figure
about represent the record of the
fourth estate. Verbatim reporting is
on the decline, chiefly by
cept for private and official purposes,
and to some extent on account of
forsenc incapacity. 1t is allowed that
whatever its perfection as
IN art, has not kept in the 'front.' in the
natter of speed.-AU the Year Round
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-01
Infelicity.

"Lovey," said Mrs. Fnnnywag, rs
she cut into a custard pie, "why is a
bank teller called q tellerP"
"So," perversely answered Funny,
whose dinner had not exactly agreed
with him, $50 that fool woman can
ask her measly husband to teller
some golblasted thing that he can't
tell 'er.
1t is needless to remark that Mrs.
Funny die not speak as she passed
pie Washington Hatchet.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-01

WATER for sale or lease in any quantity
desired and on liberal terms. We own SOME
OF the most valuable water rights and canals
IN Idaho and have unequalled facilities for
furnishing water for power, irrigation or do
mestic use within reasonable distance Of our
town sites.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-01
'CAPITAL STOCK, S5oo,ooo.

= LOTS for sale In HALEY, Shoshone, Mountain
Home, Caldwell and Payette at from $25 TO
S4oo each, for cash or on long, time. Special
improvements.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-01

LANDS for sale or lease In tracts of from 10
to 1000 acres. All adjacent to the above town
sNes and selected with special reference to
productions.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-01

4 SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are hero
70 build up Idaho and the Northwest (be-
to accrue) and to that end are ready to ex-
tend any reasonable assistance or inducement
to interest capital and labor with us. When
you come to idaho call at ono OF our offices for
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-01
TIL E
IDAHO & OREGON
Land Improvement Co.
Owners Of Town Sites and Choice Lands
Along The Oregon Short Line.

A. CALDWELL .Presideut
ROBERT (. STRAHORN.
.:....... Vice-Pres and Gen'l Manager
=, ~ 1ON r.o. Treasurer
HUGH G. WALLACE. Secretary
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09
He's Been There

Bronson fla Timcs.
In a private better received from Dr. |.
F. Ostranner of Illinois, in which he
makes some inquiries about Florida,
he relates some of his experiences when
here during the Seminole war, which
were not very pleasant and not calculat-
ed to make him think the country par
adise He would be surprised at the
country to-day were he to take this same
route again. He says;
Il served two years and nine monthe
in the Seminole war, was in nine bat
ties, and was wounded by Wild Cat at
Lake Okeechobee. | was all over Florida
from Charlotte Harbor to Black Creek,
Palatka to Tampa Bay, Fort Tanning to
Fort King, thence to Fort Carroll and
back to Dade thence to Camp lizard,
where we had to eat our mules and dogs
before relief came. You bet, we been
there"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09

The new pension building in
ashington Is one Of the wonders
of this country, if not the world. 1t
is the largest brick building in the
world, and best ventilated IN sum
mer and heated in winter. 1t is
therefore most healthful and com
Portable. The buildings dimensions
are 400 by 900 feet, and within IT.,
surrounded by countless apartments
occupied by clerical men and wo-
men, is an open court $40 by 10.
~ thin the area then without roof,
tie presidents Inaugural ball was
celebrated. In this whole structure
100000 brick were used.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09
Cancer of the Tongue !!
A Case Resembling Gen. Grants.

,I-I . = - = ----,-,-
some zen years d4p mas 4 9'i'' hi','i- SUI
on my ii2hi nahi winch SdN' u. -i,'t i,''
be, ana under iit on iih' -i'''Ii'..t W
healed Hi', ana Hhl'l"'T'd " - WI l''ilf
however II iidd "hlN bt''ii ''lf'!'i i'i.' ili'
system 10y NJ use OF potash aili III. t''lE
and IN March, ~. II bi'>t on IN nv IHi IN
and concentrated IN What some 81 thr uo'i5l1
C1nOmIndtcd cancer was PIHttb hiii'
cattnthi Tor iiitc ',-' - ~ ~
Of the best physicians IN the country hdd me
ut different times under itttIf clldISt, dIh'lE
them three specialist IN tins me mn ono
uftcr another would exhaust lHcIf sNiii alid
drop me, for grew worse com IiltlalH' INC
cancer had eaten through iuy ctie'N. -h'-it 10y
Iug the Fpnl 81 IN! hloiti am i1ltI ~ ~
"ftrck ri my tongue. ptlil' anu i'MtI ~ 81
stroy Ing the palate ana uIit II '' i''i& anu
h1ll my tongue. 'iiiih" on - ny Up ~ ny
I.tt cheek bon" ANA up L" tht '"lt ~ from
a hearty, robust woman 81 ~ potihlI' wa
tJiuc,d 10 = HI'l' 1870 - i ~ - .,,.i
not eat S"lid l""H. t"' @ll''-.~'''' on 'ri'.,'T,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09
SrI.GT DrEN BN AN itAliTH-
QUAKE.
The Ground in Beaufort County n
G.. and :, GhaSm Forms.

C., ana u 'hi'N'a'
~ y World.
RALEIGH ~ - 'c.' ''I' - = ','''
excitement =" ''''i'7'''',' -" '''''f' D,;',
toft county III ieS'i" - '.' ''',',
natural phenomenon "liicl y ''pi"'S
Velop'nS ltSei', oh '"e h'9''' u '2'r
tember Is shocks OF great Hi'''e'''e
felt III that VICINITY. ne sceii' VI 'iie
disturbances Is IN the Viclhity vi '"''"ii
church. \ reliable coioreo man " no
lives near by ana VINO was awake Oh '.'e
night above hlthtioht' says ''c i''. ''>
treih"iihS OF ''' e"i'ii F'iS
amt ON ti'e lo'l"" '''9 '''o' 'i''.7 = -
covered th"'a c'''Shl ''1''''''',', .. IT. q"
pe"r"n'' u'r'','F "'r''1S ';'s l'o't( ~ =,
''t'' '"' ,.h
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09

Massachusetts is having consider
able politics for an otf-year. The
republicans, the democrats, the pro
hibitionists and the grcenbackers
will be in the field, each with a plat
form and state ticket; and several
back parties and factions are still to
be heard from. The latest platform
= is that of the greenbackers. 1t con-
tains some curious propositions.
One plank demands universal suf-
frage, with the removal of all bar
riers which limit in any degree the
right of suffrage. This language
seems to imply woman suffrage,
. 1. in fact, that everybody shall
e, down to the children, and in
Guiding paupers, lunatics and con,
victs;t though probablythe convention
did not mean to go to that extent.
The platform repudiates civil ser
vice reform, and, of course, denoun
ces banks. 1t is a queer hodge
podge.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09

-.,tJ ja.> " Fh.'''v't.'"'
J.. ...,... pses,n..",at Of October :,
say: eve have iccn obliged 10
pass upon 50 unusually large mum
bers of cases Of wife-be;sting that We
feel constrained to hope for the re-
introduction and passage of tn" bill
defeated at the last session OF The
Legislature making that crime pun
ishable by the whipping post"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09

The state senate Of Georgia has
passed a bill changing the Ia" $"
that Legislative sessions IN that state
shall hereafter be held Annually m
stead OF bicnnialIy, As n"w, -
men. hcr> evidently know " stat.
tr.z-frrr'~ warrant VIXEN they see II.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09

Iatr
, ontlv from y tour
.,no,h -. south said. upon being
;n,o.,,;a,,ea nv the Dispa,ch of that
H.. 81 sorvod in the late war; he |
- o,oaJw was ON the rioht side. |
aIuavs been nreindiced as
oat Of NV comrades have been.
-, tho so,,b ~, noonIa have
called them all the mean names l
,.ouId and meyer rnoardcd them as
b,,f oouaI to the peouIe of the
north But my recent visit among
th.r, occosinnaIIv throuoh a bust
........., Lo.- ,orv;nce1 mo that
.as ,.r,, rash tell Won. nv
fr,..1 ,I,, tL..-outbcrn neonIe have
.,,,.,. r. i,oror ,mono
~, ,h.n -. have They are
snnoro on the. AVERAGE. in every way
,nu take them. do not give them
cr.1it far what they have not. But
IL. 49,, fornJ on,opo, thom the
s,no.z;u., Lrsinoss cbieanerv and
sho,.,. ,,n,.,, Io,Ifpo that pervades
In. north In business they do not
o.,si1.r tba chief end f. he to swim
II. , n.ighl,or, but contracts are
...,.i... .,f.L homes, fairness and car
.:a- an. ..ja .i,aia.u.-s. III,
....:.... uf .ly.n II. Ill.,,
of ..,;na oh.a1 If the next
Al ,,,.,.,,,.r The southern
$685., l,.,. ~, ~, 70 hrowbcat en-
'I|..... onI r,,.. thor, 70 work for
ias: o,,,,o, ,,an their labor is really
Ut t,,.,u tho ,,,,,hor classes
+,o rain e var. = LARGELY deter
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09
PalATKaBuSlHEsS DIRECTORY.
Banks.


Ia A - -
LNRST NATIONAL BANK OF Pal ma
L successors 10 :" J. W iIlez'tt = -
Street
nry Goods.
TACoRSo< IEION STREET DE AIS
| aycnsively i'm staple and fancy Dry Goods,
Hats Cans
Books ana -titiohefS-
~ G. COCHRANE, FIRST DOOR NORTH
4 of Post oIH.c- ROM totit',t' M
and retail de<ticT III i'','N7' '''"' nun
IA Curlosltles' N"p7' -
q rOccfIe- am"
" Eh hhto y ~, " "a = ~ NJ ~ 'i,.,I,.Ts
mission uel t Gli.tti9 80: aii,I y" I''''N
III nay "I.''t' - -. ,-.,-.-,-. -,
4 NJ it-AT :. ~ - 16t.,',l. .,ni ~
%, o. rof,,irz -
v.n,.,,ynrs, CITE
~ NJ, ,,rf.ruT np,TrR
I. 't ilAi,t., Sf',-,. Tinvare house fur
iI,lt T,,iIIir,r n7',trri,,l. pIurubitl.r
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09
Oldest Establishment in Town
The FOLLY NURSERIES,


The largest ana finest nursery of orange
trees i'll Putnam county. 1icS@ trees have
been grown ON high pine land and buds Sclcc-
ted from the choicest fruit on The 81. Johns
river. stocks sour.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09
FriShtful Ga Sc
Of ; COIOred Man.

Icontractel fearful case of blood poison
in 1883. | was treated by some of the best
PHYSICIANS in Atlanta. They used the old
remedies or Mercury and Potash, when
gcstivc organs. Every joint in me was swol
len and full of pain. | was in = horrible con
ditiou. When | had been given up to die,
my physicians, who had seen the Workings 81
the medicine i'll other eases, Thought IT would
bc il splendid time TO test the virtues oil
swift. Specific. When commcnCcsb taking
:. = = the physician said could not live two
weeks under til. ordinary treatment lie
according to directions, which continued Tor
several months. took nothing ci~''. ana COM
mcnccd to improve from tn" hi-i- +c'"t-lpH-
ally | would have baCh%c from sEI t.rI'tt me-.
soon the rheumatism left ne, my "tI"tlts' t't'-
came all right, ana the ulcers, when AH "a t''-
tor said were the most frIEhtfUt IT, had Ct:f
seen. began to heal. and by the tiI-f oi b'ip-
bor, I->4. was well man HEttt- tttn ~tFb'i--
or now than ever was u, ioi'', AMI W"'EH
more. have, not failed 10 f'lipiE f'.l ttltA
since. that time being cntsa.' 90 81, a., .t sylf
house DI the Chess farley t'Hl.h+itt il ~
been, aud Sfil am, doing SONS "' ii'', .t' L
work any man ever did ai,d ANA ready r. 7'i.-
swcr amy question that IudN ''t-:r'' ''ft' u
ing this case. SwItt'S Specific H+- ~tH'"t i'i"
from early crave.
-. NttI f.E.e>.
! '.f..s. GA 3 H's. IT,. ~
lc.. -:-. In "n hat h,-.n atn" em. i,., -
an an =, 3h....alcttb trI,. a -. li.:t..
h,. ina5au tt.iag wifi Specific b." VII ia "a
h, .tIu ,.,EtFIn.I. AMI at ny ~pl".'.ti iotl lis
/ trt"g:.n'l-t with :. :. W. ="5.r'' >'ii 10y u
"a Il t. nupci,~-iN iWrfsttt'. Ity .v'N 'lpi It-
IN. ht :. :. :, ana has been n ~puut asa d"t-
la inr several months r'.sar'l tee -si''' I'
/ moi miraculous
" H. Cf.SHy, Manager.
Cl,~--,;srcy 80: Atlanta Division
AT ,.ff;l. tr-s- AHTFt II, l~@l-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09
Florida ~ Western R'3
wRxcI.OsS s.IIora LinS.

All trains of this road are rtH 10y Central
t9Oth) Meridian time. which i - minutes
slower than Jacksonville time.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-09
sew nHL.EAH- EXPI;f -.

hS and after sunday, May a. I>-5, Pas
~ scuEer Trains Will leave Hud arrive aS
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
Curiosity.

W. are indebted to W. j. Perry for
an interesting prehistoric geological
specimen, evidently a relic Of the
silurian or some other period. II Is ~
piece Of magnetism limestone about .
feet long and 8 inches wide IN which
are embedded the spinal column. ribs,
fins. and other small bones of aiuri.
dan. The specimen was obtained some
5 mile. south Of Red Cloud, OF the
high prairie south of the river, and was
discovered by Mr.. Perry while blasting
rock for building purposes. II has
evidently been dead some time a. The
bones are pe,riied and found in
the solid rock some SIX feet below the
surface. With a little prospecting II il
not improbable that coal might be
found In the same vicinity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
Rome, tho City OF the Caesars

with views OF the Imperial City. Will be
one Of the rare treats Of the season.
The Quairupantheon illustrates all the
best scenery Ia be seen IN a TIP
around the world, introduced in a
combination of witty dialogues. scenic
splendor. starIlin. mechanical effect
and good acting, with Heywoods New
York Mas,odons and picturesque
Uncle Toms Cabin. This greA; troupe
OF performers will appear "Wednesday.
Nov. Is, AZ the Red Cloud Opeva
House. Our exchanges speak ut them
in the mos; %tiattering terms. and pro-
nounce their entertainment hrst-c!a.s
in it, line. There are no long inter
ludcS. bat u constant chain Of interest
ING. delightful, and side-spiittIng per
:oTmance~. The Isnpiicsae. Of Jei'er-
son, Texas, says: The HeysoOd Bros
drew a crowded house. and one and
all agreed that they gave a good enter
talament. The fact 10 new gave the
best performance IN their line that has
/! been presented AZ the Opera House for
a long time. There IS not dull or
dry at "a II from beginning to end,
and iuuny-well. anyone who was
there ana could refrain from almost
gong into Commissions d IA Ight"r over
some Of the things ,ha; were said and
done. had better hire himself on. ~
hear.e, AM while fun and joIliiy
abound, there !, nothing gross
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
Held for Murder.

Charles Metzgar, the murderer Of
Updegraf at Alexandria. Thayer Co,
was brought here for safe keeping on
Saturday. as the officers feared that
old Judge Lynch would dispense
Justice in his case. he was taken TO
Alexandria and the preliminary ex-
animation was had Monday. and the
prisoner WAS bound over TO the district
cour, on the charge Of murder III the
first degree.
Me,zsar il about IS years old, slight
built, blue eyes and iron gray beard
and hair. He is an ~inofensive looking
man, but bears a bad reputation in the
community. His son on the contrary.
is well liked and respected, and has a
good reputation. II is claimed the
family are well connected IN New
Work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13

The Traders Innber Co. O! ths
city. NJ. p. !. g be manager. - Low
fully prepared 30 furnish the people Of
the country ~aijac.r,tc EsfC3ogd -sth
lumber, brildlng material. hme. hair
cemenr. hard and soa coal. etc -
Anr quauuIy desired snd =; tie mos,
reasonable rates. Il all pzy The ps~
Die # Wehs;eT. Smith ard Jewell.
ooua,ies. a3i n fact any sni everyone
IT. q rad7u- cfsfy miiss ~ Red Cool
20 get figures from ;he Traders lambsr
camdsny II intsniio g 20 hus}d. "a the
company sre hssnd - .sii hunter ~
a. hazards. When yOg wan' anything
IN sslr line ca. and .ec q. before Icy
Ins elsewhere
TEaBEs. LNEEE Co
Per r. = GoELK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
For Sale.
One six foot oval front show case.

One six foot oval front show case.
{. l.. CoTrlyG.
We have Just received a fine ct Of
confec.ionery-as 6ne as ycu will See
in any city, kieeman < Wiener.
Wool socks Is Cts aud upward At the
Golden Eagle.
Dox'T you forget il, C. A. Owen has
the finest line Of wal paper and eord-
ers y brought res: Of Lincoln
Go 20 the Golden Eagle for far caps
gloves and mit,ers, at prices that will
as;onish even the chronic kicker.
Western Cottage and Sterling organs
an, Sterling ard Stinevsy pianos %.
ale ~ is Nc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
0EEERALITlEa


II shes, prices paid for q l0oD
bushels "a corn at Haley a spokoeskc,
Nee Jersey caps for - cssW at
HALEY < Spokesho!d's.
O,ercoa,s at t2ai and npvasdb -
the Golden Eagle.
Buekwhea, -four AMI maple sysuo -
Hacasf-
FIR the hes, organs see the wsssNU
Cottage. sold by.J.s Noll.
YJu ean'get ia. hes, organ ss ~
least money. of J. H. SolI.
See ,i,e Western Cottage osvan -
fore buying.
Call and see the elegant 'mnsso hOa
To b. gi,en away AT Wright 4 wAl-
lace.
New gc.i. ne. xoois! Wight
Wallace.
Esans 4 Perry wish IN Say thse shsy
are prepared To move buildings.
The Nsbrnka 4 Kapsas Farm Lon
Co. haA plenty II money IN loan.
Noisy Money Money Call on
" l. Dvcrman 'or your !arrn loAno.
'EhEttfftNs% ~ y
Far:is. wanting too buy pianos ~
organs wall save money by ses,ns J 4
S.oli.
We are .eceiving every day hoiNsy
goods Of every description. Cell ed
examine them Wkicur q WALaArD
Remember. every dollar ~ go
purchases a, Wright 4 Wallace 200
receive n uese, IN the grand dssvtsa
OF ih0>e elegant prIss-
Ge, vour riding cart before shs 90
load - exhausted. AT A. /. Rnshia
4 l. FUsK has = consagnmsos ~ .
I car lad q. bGgoes that muse - 0A
within thirty days.
TIE besi b1Tgiss fcr The moss, sssS
I .oid by A l. FUNK iss. sA,urdsy. ss0
brough, 20 Red Cloud.
For the b.s; boot. and sho~s ~ no
women and ehilGfsa. 60 10 the 0ostss
ESgls
II you want 20 save money bsy yous
n order 20 close ous ne ss0nan0
wall paper a, S. 10 and ~ osDo PEI
double roll
Fog s1IH-log .osn lots sss soss IN
Cowle- al in good lo~a,ions- Apply
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