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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13

PULLMAN sLEEPING AND cHAIB
cars attached 90 pas ssengcr trains
Leaving Anthony $40 a IA wichita atB
m ipla 3.iA d m arriving at 81. Louis
union depot $50 m. daily.
Through frOm lola 10 At. LOuiH in 70 hours
making direct connections in union depot at
ST Louis for all points east, making the time
between lola, Cineinnau or Louisville 20 hourh.
10 Washington, -. q IS hours.
baltimore, ts hour
New York, "a hours.
This a. Ave hours quicker than by any other
route. No change Of cara for any class VI pas
Rengers from n Louis
second class nud emigrant passengers are
carried on express trains
Through tickets by this line on sac At the
principal onicca on thr line. Do sure and ask
Tor information before purchasing elsewhere
In writing your friends send them one of our
foiders, showing maps and describing our llnci
hni advise them 90 pnrchn.r our lana point
ticket 90 Rsece " This ticket viii give thcm
She privilege 0f buying o. Hcccc round trip
ticket 10 end OF track nt baif fare.
Maps and further llfermntlIn viii De FUR
niHhod on application 90 she undersigned.
j W MuLNn, q T.. RECrun,
Gon'l Manager, a. g. y, y, A
" scott ks ~ Scott, k.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13
PHlLIIrs has placed himself in :

lHlLLIPs has placed himself IN
7eShd1tNn at Job wanted his
enemyA.s. aas written book, in
which he endcaVors 10 show the
relations between capital and
labor, and TO point out solution
Of difficulties between the two. He
claims to be a member of the
knights of Labor, and if robbing
lie Indians is constituent Of the
order. and success entities him to
conspicuous membership, he is
jnst where he ought to be. But it
is hoped the society has higher
and noblcr purposes than that.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13


w. w. Miller d Co. have the
best cultiyator made. See it.
Call on Arthur ChNmberlin at
the postoilice for a lemonade.
New supply of fishing Tackle
just received 10y II. Balentine.
Go to skinner, RatcliG & Co.'S
for the Big German Millct Seed.
Miller & Co. hav a supply of
Fishing Tackle OF every descrip-
tion.
Cigars and Tobacco, the very
finest brands, at the post-oilice
stand.
Look at Green IL Clarl;'s fine
Shoes, either ladies or gentle
mems.
The one gallon glass syrup can
is n novelty. For sale at IL.
Balentine's.
Look at those nice Cashmere
Shawls at Badgctt & Blakency's,
for only $500
Raymond's cheap sale is dcmor-
alizing the merchants bat Is a
bonanza for the people.
Corn Meal, Graham Flour and
Feed OF all kinds constantly on
hand at Balentine's.
Remember that Green & Clark's
Golden Crown leads any Flour
ever sold in Vinita.
Farmers.
c. p. Williams, Prairie City, has
plenty of Millet Seed.
Bird Cages, Hanging Lamps,
Toilet Sets and other novelties Mt
W. W. Miller IL Co.'S.
In ladies' and misses Shoes,
Badgett IL Blakeney's Stock can't
be beat in the territory.
The best Overalls are to be found
at Badgett & Blakeney's. We
have them at any price.
Gasoline stoves a. w. w. Mil
Ter e Co.'S. Call at the store and
examine the Perfection"
More Clothing, Shoes and Boots
at Patton's than all other stores in
Vinita combined. Go and see.
We are selling Keg Syrrr ot
81 60 per keg and everything else
in propo-tion.-Skinner Ratcliil
IL Co.
c. p. Williams, at Prairie City,
has a big lot Of German Mil!et seed
on hand. Apply early if you want
a supply.
See This
All you can eat for p cts, at
Mrs. Blythe's. Best the market
affords. 33-It
For Rent.
The Feed Yard opposite the
Postoilice. For terms apply at
o X Meat Market.
The excitement over Raymond's s
3, 10, 25 and 80 cent counters out
riyalled the circus. The circus
has gone but the truly great attrac-
ton remains.
Join the procession which is
continuously moving towards Ray
mond d Co.'S. The prices are
suicidal but the goods must be
closed out this month.
While 4. n. Ratcliff. business
manager of the firm Of skinner,
Ratcliif & Co., is away, the house
is trying TO close out in order to
have room for his reception on his
return.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13

c. p. Williams, at Prairie City,
has a big lot Of German Mil!et seed
on hand. Apply early if you want
a supply.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13

While +. n. Ratcliff. business
manager of the firm Of skinner,
Ratclif & Co., is away, the house
is trying TO close out in order to
have room for his reception on his
return.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13

More Clothing, Shoes and Boots
at Patton's than all other stores in
Vinita combined. Go and see.
We are selling Keg Syrrr at
81 60 per keg and everything else
in propo-tion.-S Ratclia
IL Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13

Join the procession which is
continuously moving towards Ray
mond d Co.'S. The prices are
suicidal but the goods must be
closed out this month.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13

See Thisl
All you can eat for % cts, at
Mrs. Blythe's. Best the market
affords. 33-lt
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13

The excitement over Raymond's
5, 10, % and 80 cent counters out
riyalled the circus. The circus
has gone but the truly great attrac-
ton remains.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13

Remember that Green & Clark's
Golden Crown leads any Flour
ever sold in Ninita.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13

In ladies' and misses Shoes,
Badgett & Blakeney's Stock can't
be beat in the territory.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13

Bird Cages, Hanging Lamps,
Toilet Sets and other novelties at
W. W. Miller & Co.'S.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13

The best Oyeralls are to be found
at Badgett e. Blakeney's. We
have them at any price.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-05-13

Gasoline stoves a. w. w. Mil
Ter & Co.'S. Call at the store and
examine the "Perfection. -
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unr" Precincts Heard From. How
NhN MNmI... hiIInnnl NnImrms

Nor" Precincts Heard From. How
Sh" Ncut...Addiiionnl Returns
Additional returns TO date bring
the vote ~ u, follows;
uitcd states senate Terrell 4ui3.
MaNcy me. ireland 2i2 Hancock 13i.
floutcr rrcndergast 25Ol, Elgin
1902
Rcproscutatiyc-Mill- 1883, Battle
1897 Robertson ll7S
District ludgc-Willlams 200,
West lf33.
County Judge Evans, 23y6, Davis,
1873
County Attorney IIarri-, 2l22,
Taylor, 1924.
District CIcrk nca,lcy, no oppo-
-ition.
County Clcrk Baker, 3los. Kill
liugsWurth, ma.
sheriff Harris, 1896, Ellison, 1900,
lsh, lig, Cook, 3s7.
County rrcasurcr Wallace, 26ol
Williams, 800, lillard, GGS.
County Collector David, iouN
West li1j.
County \ ,scssor-.-Norwood, 1905,
Prim 1910, Madden, 1850, llillis, 326
Wumblo, -.
County survey or Goddard 2,5O9,
Spright l,i'i.
Cattle aud Hide Inspector DE Hay
l,Ool, Pryor 1862, Frost 6S6 kilgo l2O
Public Wcighor-Miils 1886, Jcn-
kiu- 9il, Cross h51.
sleeper and Makcig are elected
Justices of the peace for precinct J.,
and Lee Jenkins constable by m
ourrwhc ming majority. sherman is
commissioner for precinct aud Boyd
for precinct q.
The following are the returns from
points not covered sunday!
MoRoAN'~ SCHOOL HOUSE.
Terrell IT,, ireland ., MaNoy /, Han.
cock q; l.lgin 20, Prcndcrgast IS; Rob.
crtSon 49, Battle IL, Mills %; West %,
Williams 20; Evans IS, Davis 20; llar-
ris ~, TAYLOR -, Bcq,lcy ~; Killings.
worth 1, Baker 90; Ellison II, Cook
10, lSh g. Harris ~. Wallace I'll, vii.
liam, :, lillard 3, David 81, West 20;
Madden 3, Norwood ~, .Prim n,
MomOlc %, Hills -; Speight -, God
durI dG Frost T.. Pryor -, kilgo o,
DELAY aj; Mills Gi, Cross ., Jenkins .:
NallcN aG, Bird 81; Mai Gig 30, Nallcy
n, Palmer % Crippcn q, Brown 2,
Rogers =, Miller 20, shoemaker %,
Ipnlun !, JONES /, Williams H.
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Adams Iutii frutu
l,A hue chewing gum AMI aids 4 xcsuon.
,MIMINAL IILLIN.s.
nnppiniugs IN aud About the CcntrnI
tity.

hhppihtuES III hnh NhNUt iht sruirhl
Guy.
Complaints have been filed again At
the men who were in a light ON Hun
CRY Hill last Saturday night.
The police are on track of man
who fired off u pistol while driving
around the streets sunday night,
Assistant street Commissioner
Alymcr Moore is now ON the regular
police force, aud will help to run
some lohnnieI in so he can have a
street. force,
Two men whose names Are Nc
Grcgor and Warren, made their cs-
cape from the calaboose on sunday
night by crawling through tlc sink,
thence into the old sewer aud out of II
hole into the city hall yard.
- lhrcc men rode horseback doNn
south Ninth street sunday night
about 1850 o'c.ock, and when uppo-
site Capt, Bob lius, residence one OF
them pulled out api,tol AMI fired one
shot INTO the mr.. Ihcy then gallopcd
away.
Recorder Brlnkcrhol imposed the
following lines yesterday; John
Price and Il. \. Davl-, drunk, 81 each;
I, 4. Blair, -, for disturbing the
peace; VIM Dunklu, -, for Glen
sivc conducC Ed, Murphy, 80, tor an
assault.
iLEliM Jane Thompson /, in Jail
again. 1t seems when Eliza Jane was
pardoncd out OF the penitcutiary by
Governor Ireland, hcrRttorpcy prom
iScd that she would be on her good
behavior and now that she has not
done SO, she will nave to 20 back TO
the penltcntary and serve out her
term, which il two years,
sunday the soyereigns gathered on
the streets aud talked over the result
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20
IiII ROSS 'Itn
Al Important Meeting HcId Last
Nighf.

Ntkhls
tul IL; u. Parrot. chairman, called
the meeting To- order Mt tue district
court room last night. quite "a num-
Der of representative members Of the
club were present and the session
was cuihu-ia-tiC, each aud every
member dr-iting to attend the con-
Ncution no Galveston and put ia their
best hicks Tor Ross
Chairman rarroti stated that he
hnd received rates "a. follows from the
hotels iu talycstou Washington -
per day, fremont, 81, Beach, $50.
tie also snid That he had trlegraphcd
to the proprietor OF the fremont to
reserve large parlor, dVNbo feet
which will hc used ~ headquarters
for thc to-. delegation duubg the
time OF the convention.
The chairman had also pond
ed with managers OF the Central and
santa lc roads, asking for rates
Both roads hnd agreed 10 one fare Tor
the round trp. The Central had
- 90 furnish "A special train, pro-
WA 800 persons will attend the CON
NcutIOu The train viii only take the
delegates to Galveston, they To re-
turn of any time.
ON motion. tho president WINS IN
5truotrd TO appoint u committee OF
tive tu go duWnt0 Galveston several
day ahead OF the delegation 10 make
arrangements iut thtir reception, To-
d"cOrst. the headquarters, etc.
ON motion the secretary, H. II.
Rogers. esd, was Instructed to receive
names Of persons who wished TO go
down ON tie special train to Calves
tom
Chairman rnrrott extended an
Invitation Ia Dr. +. VI. Pats, of Mt
Calm, -nyiug that the Ross
club Of Waco would be- glad 90 have
the lin county delegation go down
to Galveston with them The doctor
IN short talk, mid he would extend
the invitation to the Ilill county dele
cation, aud hc hoped they would nli
90 down together.
ON motion of Col. rralhcr, tn,
secretary was instructed to have
postal cards printed and sent TO cacl
member of the club asking vOlunta
rs contribution of ~ or rs much
more M they feel like giving 10 hcll
.rny thc contingent expenses OF Tia,
club,
ON NOTION Treasurer Bart Moore
tu bo "a. islcd by a finance 'ummlttcc
cons ting ot Mc.-rs. W. l.. l'rathcr
Tom lndgitt and Jas B.BakcTwa- In
,ttuDtcd 10 mako "a canvass tor yOlun'
tury contributions aud also collect, pc
far u- Uu--IbIu. the 81 from each mem
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with diligence, aud placed u strict
watch upon all the outlets from the
CITY. As Constable jenkins was re-
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80 WORK.
Contractors C"mpIniuing of Dun
Times.

Several contractors, brickmcn and
carpenter, were standing on n street
corner yesterday, ami being asked by
AL Examiner reporter why it was
thusly, one of the gentlemen replied
thBt there was no work, and no con.
tracts were being let iustuow. "Aud
you newspaper men will insist that
there H. "A building boom going on in
Waco remarked Mr. Harris, of Me.
EnrueA Harris, "les' said John
See, "tho Christian church is catch
Job, and We work there when there
is nothing else TO do. In a
few days work will close
on the Baylor college and
there will b. no other brick work
going on, The contract for tho fed
cral building will not be let until the
10Th Of August There are many
workman attracted to Waco 10y the
belief that there j. a great deal OF
work gong on, aud they lind out their
mistake after they arrive here
while there ARE several large build
ing- IN contemplation, very few con.
tracts have been let, aud it is not
likely tina, the building boom will
open up in Waco until fall. Just
now, carpenters and brick masons
had better steer clear OF Waco, # they
are looking for work
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ON THE STREET.


ON THE sTREET.
waerl aieYo. s.,as aypfe,Y. maid
For new baunsi. 10, 81, aid
Ma sow.th you ny pretty ma,A
Ifyoull pay for the touuot II she said
I've twenty doIar. my pr.,iy mad,
IL AFRAID you can CO. Mr Man. she sail.
a thing ofbcau,y isa JOY forever So ~.
,onrs Complexion Powder. For sale by all
ifuggisu aud iancj gods dteet' For sai,
~ Castles & Morrison. Waco Tex
\ heavy south wind prevailed yes
tcrday
Tor tine work goto the Waco steam
Laundry.
GO to Dr. :. u. llamlcit for the
purest drugs in the city.
Have your clothing laundricd at
Waco steam Laundry.
Light weight clothing all reduced
at sanger Bros.
Hot aud cold baths at all times at
the Waco steam Laundry.
The opposition ticket in the Fourth
ward was certainly moved under.
Dr. ;. Is, Hamlet is doing the
safest prcscrir ion business in Waco.
r. T. Webster Il Co, agents Of the
Retail Merchants Protective associa-
ton.
sunday was sure enough a scorchcr,
Notwithstanding sOuihcrly wind
blew hard IL greater part OF the day.
Retail Merchants Protective associ-
alton, Il. T.. Webster Il CO., agents,
i23 Austin avenue.
since SUNDAY there has been no
more hard feeling nor wariike ami
auimOsitics existing between friends
Of candidates.
They do SAY that Capt. Blair did
want to light mighty bad ON sunday
alter Luke Moore pulled him away
from WIN. EdmoudS.
sheriff Harris offer, 80 for the
horse aud $50 Tor the thief who stole
the horse while it was hitched on the
public plaza Saturday night.
The second contract for the con-
-truction of the federal building will
hc let the goth of August several
Waco contractors are already ngur.
ing up their bid.
Gen. Speight ha, resigned the office
- county surveyor. lIcwill no doubt
be succeeded by Dr. Andrew God
dard, who has been nominated ~ the
general, successor in Office.
\ defeated candidate wa. heard {,
remark Yesterday that be- never wa
-o badly foulcd IN all bis life ms he wa
al the result saturday. Perhaps here
ut,cr hc viii not be farmer, candi
date"
Have tested Iouga.inc in neural giI
II l. very seldom that Igiye laudatur!
notice o.. raise of proprietary mcdi
cine.. but Tougniine has given M,
perfect satisfaction. {. l.. Ostiandcr
NJ. H., falrbury, III.
The amount realized by the sale o
unclaimed freight M the -. Luui'
| Arkansas " Texas depot yesterday
W., .bout 500 Perhaps somebody
| b''uSht thcusriVc. rich, and pcthnp'
somebody else didn't.
The addition TO Mcs,rs. Kcilum y
Gotnn'. wholesale grocery establish
mcut, south filth street, adds great
ly to their already extensive building
The great increase OF business by ihi
firm caused them to have the addition
erected.
The FARMERS OF central Texas vii
\ reap iuil benefit OF their magnillccn
| grain crops this year. No grain, %
| very little. wa, raised in uOrthWc-
tern Texas thi. season, aud their sup
plies will have to be shipped trou
central aud southern Texas.
| Sick headache, u sensation OF up
preston and dullLcss In the head, ar
very commonly produced by mdi
gcsliuu, morbid spopdcncy irrita
| biIitE and aver .,u.itiypupsH Of thl
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SOUTH ROsQrE.
tlkin 80, Prcnderga.t .- Robert.
en q, Battle 80, Mills 10: West go.
" illiam, e., Evans 10, Davis L.. liar.
rs 10, TaylOr2l; Bca-ley az Killings.
Sorih q, Baker "; Ellison ~. Ish ii, .
Harris %, Wallace 43, Williams . .
Lillard .; David %. Westls; Mad.
len 800, Norwood II. Prim 10. Won 1,
bic 2, Hills u; ~pcight II, Goddard F.
jl; Frost 4, Pryor %, kiigO 3. DELAY g.,
i-; Mills y, Cro-s 2, jenkins 5G. Shcr. !
man {, Cox y. Gross 81. BOYD %, |
Lindsey -, Edwards r.: Grain G7.
N'GREGpR.
Terrell las, Ireland -, MaNcy 90.
Hancock -; Elgin lsl, Prcndorgast
! 70; Robertson 81, Battle 10. Mills 1913.
West g., Williams 2G2: Evans $50. la
vi- l02; Harris 2O9, Tnylor lO2. Hardy
ID; Bea-lcy 329; killiugswurih ~. ia.
kcr 3Ol; Ellison lls, l,h 10, Harris 1877;
Wallace 2iy, Williams H.. lillard -;
David 30. West 20; Maiden 81, Nor-
wood lli, prm -, Hills 5.: Npcight
1bl, Goddard lig. Frost iG. Pryor 70.
kilgo 8, Dcllay 50; Mills ~. Cross 80,
jenkins 80; Gross 251, Boyd 10. Lind.
soy 2li, Edwards lll. Craiu $40.
rott,rtt ,,,sp
farrell ,0g. ireland ~ Marcy iys
llnncork ~. prnn,irrr,.t ia tlyin
III. Robertson ~ Ha,ilr ll5. Mill
-. West l-t. William. lgu. Eyan. lIi
Davis l3I uarri. D., 'Iaylnr ~.
Bca-lcy 5l3. l\illlnpswotth ~ Bnkor
229. Ellison ~ Cook D, I.L % liar.
ri. hos. Wallace .,s. William. ~ lii.
lard ~. David sIu. Wc., Iut. Madden
100. Norwood lut priiu ~ Wou,l,le
uilIi- I.. ~pcigLt l.G. Goddard lsl.
Frost %. Pryor a.. k.lyo -. lie lay
so. Mills 49,. Cro.. -,,. .Inulin. tu. ker.
bio NJ. sherman lu- Col y. H.nuc,t
-. Mahcip 1911 -lc,ucr .i.. Jackson
iu8. Stiu.6n 3. Jenkins l3G. lIrur, ~.
Blackinpnl ~. Nohlry 81
For dr,rratc-. nominees of rouven.
ton Boggc., 55l. Marshall .3S. Bart
Moore ~. kinchcloe gsI. Bnrkcr ~.
owen. ~. For.gnri 1856 Parrot 80.
Eluuruuy .aY.
Opposing ticket. 4. Jones ~.
~cdhcrry IL. kiuy.borry tG. Wilcox
10. Pace b.. NIscn h. scar
sArSpFits STORE.
Terrell 40. ireland d. NnXcy 20. Han.
cock u: i.gin 10. prrudcrga-t -.
Robertson no. Battle al. Mil. So: Nc-,
~. William. 90. Evan. Gu. D.yi, IL.
Harris 80. TAYLOR 20. lion.lr, 1}. Kill.
lug-worth .G. Baker tS Ellison s.
Cook 2U. l.h .. llarri. 80; Wallace ~,
William. x. Lillard %: Dnyid 81. West
~. Madden 10. Norwood .I. prim ~.
Womhlc %. Hills o; ~pcight IS, God
dard 70; Frost ., Pryor iu. kIlgu TO-
DELAY 81: Mills II. Cross 3D.. Jenkins
-; Cross -2 Boyd Is. Wallace 10
Co.ury Sd, Herring ~ C1slicy, a.
DurNA -rRi$Gs.
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i,.,, XIII XII s",' 'HI' 49,, a1 NJ ~
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.li "a ~ b.. i''' 49,, ~, 80.
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is' N,,Iir'. ~ Nnr,r,''', An prim in1,
s,,i'%,3 ,,',. ''v ~. VIZ, - pc.
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wax, i1,nlin- IA. Ii,,I igi Iro..
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Wy '''', '',,',, ~ i%.Tlr,.i.. "
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ArTorEcrNr%rs


John p Mccall is = candidate fcr c1mp;ro lof
of r4uIic Account. subject 90 the action OF the
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Principal once, s3l Main ST., LOUISVILLE
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CoI>rN PRIMARIES.

NdNin- Caramel roIu
ulyrs sutlsfaCuOn. Try It and bee happy
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mss ~ hs nl1mE tAa faeH qt -
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ne HyanR mAneia. h&kes - 1AMe
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qAansna szt AID nzshln9 90 aEaln -
esaae Is TIE aanyan : brink tAal tns scat.
hsxinR spafka drep i21o the eaasI Ana
fnll ID tezY sHa9eEe a@waxa - fax.A NAY
aerfse. FIns wh1la this Is : erand 8sene
Is Is eueaatns. IL b 4 ee91ly aaa Tor TIE
Rad Is rsowiae. for Ahs fFie4dan 81 ne
brakes % tbs whae5z aogn calls Tor new
unas tn wark an. and Il kaeFs tAe eona-
pany nsing . Rreat deal q tneiK tine
renewing aha xanuina gear az ne fall-
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