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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11

PEEPS MtLr. TEXAS. June %. isss-Tic
Swift SPECIFIC Company, Atlania. Ga---Ssti.
tlemen ; One OF my children was troubled
with rheumatism aud boils for about two
years. We gave her various kinds Of mcGt-
cine. but without pro.t {, and began 20 despair
o. curing her 9, ell was persSa s hsd To ssg
several bottles the diseases all disappeared.
and she Is now hale, hearty and healthy
girl twelve years old. -, another , enid I'D, naf
am using the 5. s. = and anticipate prompt
and permanent cure. n G. WAGGosER.
RIcH HIT, Mo. July Z. lsss-The Swift
Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga.--Genilemen: Our
little girl when but three weeks old broke
out with eczema We tried the prescriptions
from several good doctors, but without arg
time one bottle was gone her head began u
heal, and by tie timo she had taken SIX
bottles she was completely cured. Now she
has a full and heavy head OF hair-a robust.
hsarty child. feel 1t but my duty 20 mako
tbs statement. Respectfully. H. i. Snonl-.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, June 81, 1ss5-The
Swift Specific Co, Atlanta. Ga--uentlemcl:
Is iS56 contracted blood poison. and at cnfe
sought physician, who treated me for sew
eral months. By bis advice went To Crab
orehard Springs, KY, where his course OF
treatment was carefully observed. rccov-
cred, rs thought, but the next spring piIi-
pies began 20 appear on my face and body.
These gradually Increased 10 sores and rus.
ming ulcers. was advised TO try s. ). s., ast
Immediately after taking 1t commenced %
improve. slowly nt first, bat mere rapidly
afterwards, and soon nothing remained q
tell ~ my trouble. Ny blood IL now thor
onghly elcausesi. and my - stem free from
faint. and l owe my present ccndltiou-a
perfect curc-io your medicine. lcheeffuily
give this statement that others who have
suffered as have may reap the same hene-t.
HARDY ii. BURT. "a West ainth st.
uosEs, Ia, Nay 2S. isSs-The Swift Specific
Co. Atlanta, Ga--Gcnticrrcn About two
years aso my general health gave way ea-
tirely. l was 80 ecbilitatcd that | aimost
dcspsired Of ever feeling wei again. AL
that the physicians done for me brought 10
Permanent relief. Friends insisted that
should give s. s. 6. fair trial, although I
thought IL would bs throwing away money.
After taking u thorough course my health
and strength returned. and must say that
:. \. \. al1uc cured me, as l discarded all
others while using IL, As tonic can most
heartily recommend Il for general debility.
Il certainly IL a specific. w. +. BRIp0ks, !. L.
HOMER. LA.-T know Mr.. w. r. Bridges, and
wiz say that his statement is correct
JosErH SHELTON. Druggist
Treatise ON Blood and skin Diseases maile,i
free. THE SWIFT SrECIFlc Co, Drawer g
Atlanta. Ga.
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q & silg riktsus Chester C.tary
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TwIsrED OFF WITH A ROPE.
How Young Nan Lest His Leg in q
Inrsssnsy gasao


Tho young man who ioss his leg Ct J, ".
Perkins logging camp. Al Maple valley.
Farsday evening. Is Frank 1ehusan. n
lesser, aged es wears, There IS very
heavy grade an a partioa Of Mr. Perkins
feh 4. al which point asAahtlHw lias Is used
IN ieNeflng iae loaded ears down GA - the
ssrk Mr. Johnson aaQ tAe ofefaau.
Mathew J. McElray. were lowering car
COW n ON The track, and Just b fare the csr
started j. hnson, Is ha Was holding the rope
stA.e snnbeinshoSf accidentally gai QUE ~
nis ieet into a coil of the lue. When the
Nisin CAME Jabusaa eudtayafpd 10 eN.
t'faie himself from bis petileus
Position. but failed lie wHs whlFsed
1euna The post two or three times, aud fell
uAesSard last as the fout sFHs severed
ifem he leg az the ankle. Takins a band
ktiahiet nom his purket. he held she stab
NJ "a he air, aud asked NJ. NeEiToy 30
nlaa me leg ap tisht iusi above the knee.
~ ue srtaAised caal aud collected through
a special train Nss seat oss 10 tbe easap,
sha Toe injured uiau brought in and taken
~ fRpt lacnce hospital. where az = u'eiufk
ltsltfgay morning he leg was amHgisicl
Us nei"N tAe knee AohuscB was a sfsBAF,
ss&s ~aTSius gdous mAu. who eau iisy at
s as tAe l,'ss ot 50 uSeiel a Bemter. Ar.
Slth'iNF elrcnlsted a petition aga1gg tse
NsssIs yesterday and raised has isong
An Of mouey 10 deira} his "a psnses while
- ihe hospital
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
a Boarding and Day School for
Young Men and Boys,
WILL OPEN FOR THE FALL TERN
SEPT. IL, 1883.

An entire change in the faculty. D. s.
FUIFORp, A. NJ, of Racine College, will
b. Head Mater, assisted b. Z. z. YOUNG
A NJ. late Superintendent Of Public
schools At Tacoma, sad a corps ST other
competent teachers
Discipline strict, pleasant home life,
c suIf,Artabie rooms. Building heated with
furnaces. supplied with hot and cold
ssaieF. baths, etc.
For further PARTICULARS address
u. :. FULF0kD, Head Master.
Mash Nn.laga. Tacoma. W. II.
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PRagEafY or Tas pEAn.-Ceuuty Treas'
aser poutius yesterday received she effects
found On she Bodies ~ the three men &c
Gently Killed AZ snoqUSinsc fAliS There
was a silver matrh ahd rha.a, purse. one
et.gs. a watch kep aaa a collar button DO
longing 20 Joan keeiy; a poskei SAtfe.
utHteii-s a "a. cauaugl-boos. iNo purses.
s. rs cash aud fWa checks aESres Ait9g
sta az GA the Merchants NNlienal bank 81
TaeoJas. She pr'}AsrN q 1feitfis hessls 81
agta an II aH,s = pacAes kmlk fanud on Fhe
t,,fs,ln 90 faa unkuaWa unfortaWate. Au-
srss s8eae n0e raTas np e. clam ihe prop
trtv il will probably 10 sasd, 4ithansh 70 =
hardly sufficiently valuable 10 pay Tor al
,ssrffslus
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: az "a fiabens. chester Clca,2.
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Aas MHEcNEn CAgtEas FIN. TIE
s'ea'aef oalckstep arrived atrs irom Alas
a, Yesterday, she brought a. far As Vie
,e1a TIE shipRfea kesl efcv az ttsc steamer
ss~ilnoo fly. walca ran ssaufa ia Granville
sNseeei n0 the nisAz If tissatsr q The
80 i,eo fiy ran oE tae recks - as.} sTeeis,
go hung there Ueht na3 fast she he
.esised tp taauiaeaam and . hers. u ao
- . ta0ntry ga Saazua river. iieF flfas
80 taff. Myers csme - Victoria TO sst
~si,.ianets and asslstGrcS Sc 1871 LEI GO fiig
~ A. Sae was lgit il cAagss II ss.e slale.
Ny NY captain aud "a IL fhe eree euains "a
.es9flA, The action ass seasfg Dg fat
e,.'s@sFsngt mcVi ~ one ST her rrafeeilers
NaiS Morton ~ ne QplE. step "a p fsssaia
~ sesN4s for arsstrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11

w0RKIS0 C0YyIcrs.-fhe practice 81
working The city prisoners In chaiu-sang
on the streets was iuauguTated yesterday
Fer % hours, sharklcd together In pairs
ans armed with hroasas. they sWeri the
streets - nj fain VISA falling part Of the
time bat they weyc kgrt a. werk, They
we've ohi scis of interest t. curious sFtcla.
toss. especially On Commercial street,
wk,ro crowds of men, many 81 whom
have served time frequently In Sestiie'
watched them affsntiVtiv. The prisoners
'-haekea" when told 10 turn out u work in
the morning. but were s,ssn cunHiSced
that there Was no use protesting one or
tao In thelr anger began tearing tueir
Blankets IN strips Jsiler Hoeari rciaiiatcd
rs moving their beds enlreiy ts0fu the
lat when the men came iu last night
n ey said. swell. hueNri, yon " so' u, and
"a, ~ not r,Aus % kick any in9ge. You
woa'f s.sa us here again either, as hong
Che bgastly ehalr-saag practice Is ia
voEuc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11

First insialIment OF Dunlap's fail style
sJiff hats now on exhibition. Knox ha s
win be opened a few days later. Chas
t5oldsiein, the halter, Front street, Sesler-
Leary block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11

Firx: instAllment OF Dunlap's fall style
stiff hats now on exhibition. Knox hats
viii be opened n few days later Chas
tioldstein. The halter, Front street, lesler-
Leary block
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IEfTER FROM THE .siis AID Old NAN"
YEslEE


=
HNYiaE constantly - zusSeE ssiiers -
fna4slFe ia seIzrioa - pr. ;. kalseoc -nr-
,tsu ard ths Ersay egrss rafsiFie1 ~ Rs
Nfsf.,s.ts1srsss Syssrss 81 Mss1-rlsisr. tacs 70
tlaus. 70 stfs
have has she haaas sns pleasure e tie
intimate acquaintance VIA Dr. .. Es-ssae
Jorisn for several yeeus- lie = seattle
fasl 81 suifuFe and Fesiis lssat saa ths
f,.r,.- ~ anyone "a the medical passtssi'si1,
As-r a re gstF sesui ct1fsss sizses3 eru ~
r.sfr-.g fn bic FHtl'a0e1 &stAaE c-5iilfd
t.4f.e slsftas feat2at,1a ~ Ae2leHe
r -srs Psi AaaEa 81 Hie &e- -
81. Is 'sss Fa5F tisl ~
a-.g4 ~ ,t,s..tsss sfsssss j reTtass4s g.z.-
f.srsiletcG. and whiaa a@ EeHhss
traphtf 4sr s,se sea ii aias Feusssse 20 nf-s
tief al ths fsi7s 8 ass faf asias3 . ifH
- u siaecszsslc sgszasa Nat ts tAe $40
EarA usaalalaa "a iia aaE Wtta the l&tcsl-'
eezt classes. Esss5s,s fails FuasNs
II 81 j. fEs1xs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11

First installment of Dunlap's fall style
stiff hats now on exhibition. Knox hats
Will be opened few days later. Chas
Goidstein. the halter. Front street. Yesier-
IkArV black
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u a. sa1i gsasgi-e se fAe prescription De-
rsrtnaeat "a HaetF - sssszsaae2Es Ire
ssssvNrs 4 FIlslaaeS NsUs ts. Ans s, uees
rars 10 keey sesss staaa oExa ~ aSb A
eAsafoseft pressssnsaen el2EE MIA e On
hmna II al hoHFs Is Fsnnt sSkss&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11

"a as. Z ribbons, NC ysrs- ciesry.
Ribbons 5. 7-s. 2. per ysra. zs1c cissry-
Dress trimmings Tskias. sinre1asa &
Booss and saoes cheap. Toklas, Stages.
sale this week. Price our table Hneas
Chester ciesry-
Srsst sale of hozse furnishing goods !
Chester cieary.
We have TIE cream If the market ia NIL /
hHesE- tSklss- sinESrrzez & Co.
Endsessed kid gloves. button length, /
for Zee Toxlas. sEnxeraan 4 Co.
---------
Al Fool scarlet fEflIes3 eannel for DC
pr yard Tokiss. sirserraan 4 Go.
Our hig aartioB purchase Of ribbons a. |
rived. Al silk saze. chester C1eary.
A fuSl stock OF Dunlap & COS SIX and /
sitn hats wiH arrive IN this city in ID days. i
A sick stomach aud "a aching head
promptly cured BIZ Tayrant's settler Ape /
RENT
Table napkins and darnask. We Import
direct froia Germany. Tokles, SingerIaan
7. and r. Boote's decorated seral .rsorcr-
laia tea aud dinner seis Just In at chill.
begg's.
Earl & Wilson's collars and c-ifTs als
Wilson Bros. shirts al Toklaz. Siasegnan
4 Cos
The banner stock ~ ciaaks and wraps
We have the best fitting goods IN America
AID the lowest prices. Toklas, SingeEman
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11

Ladies Hair dressing Parior. corner Main
and second streets. shanpooing and hal.
work OF every description ON hand and
made 70 order. sp25eow
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ANDERSON, BERTRAND q co.
Civil and Mining Enginssrs and
nrMwNh8zrer.

DAME04p, M1FGsts. WATER works.
IL ispsgrx ~ e,e5. fftdge. se1srsEe ais1
lsrssnssss eNgiarfriEe gisen sBxe1al silica
finH Gssy property os inssslt *ust - =
ssSs4;vi.tss. 4lss sEsi fzaf h4nicai draw,
isayx. e.ssrssss4 NJ and sfne prsns spec ksy.
To.F ushsr Elnfs aa6 " as siNa5s % bad
aocsas u sssd 10, YexleEsLE4ry lsask Sszs-
IL NJ jes In
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wrT.cH s -.

C,rvIL ENCOUNTERS. coAsr AID LAND
y surveyors
Rom u. celoaIal bloeg. seeont .lscst
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StkER nsFsNsE -t' hssies NF1wu hsd
: pNfual examination Ia Justice s-taes-
nfs court yesterday afternoon oa the
s,aAfse 81 strslirg vAilsv and a hsi be-
a@hsins 70 +, y Harding The isgteg tes5i
w taAi he .eit the vaiise and hSt oA a
sSeat IN TIE SHOW tHRe depot, aud Just tben
hteNa' whom he Lad never seeu before.
sue aiohs and asked hlpi ia 50 eas sad
SSs uubk Taey weui an strogs 60 a
ssiAeh aad drank s.isse heef, whea brown
ssueenis icfi aim de charges taAt Bros "a
' syat Gown 90 TIE GSpos anG stalc tire
$50 aad hut, and tue property Wa
seNsa in his possession Hras q giaifsed
-. .ess De Was Intoxicated sui fessk tina
eAnss hv mistake - BE kad leG q prs
49, similar aiist aaa bat "a iss i isat
hiown vas seat a iad uutiI nosv {. ssl-
MoeF couu iae secured
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WIZ PAY ans rEsgs III Cssslss 2,
Want J, hss written 50 iEEest 10 fhls s-s
sAa' ne rssFSts tse glsRaeg "a wblch -
~ = aitle. sa8 ueess ussia a.svN aa7ta ~
isssN " 0ttn Ga Ms fSei H4la - tae tas
- - eeN ares shAi hu Sever fatEtiste} -
a'ssess fgrsp4 uat Fl fossf, snA pa2w-
II iay ever ti0lar sh8f - cNt& q
ely just ss ssi0a - ss San v&fs 81 Us
- e0sia situation IS tes AgeFes la 3
establishment sua has essatssi s
ff ~. fund - lay o2 Al calais axsSss
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The banner stock ~ cleaks and wraps.
We have the best fitting goods IN America
AID the lowest prices. Toklas, SingeFman
4 Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11

st.fr roa DaNAV&s James MiliaF, %
Toueas, Alaska. yesterday began sui5
a,vaipss ). ". Jaurs, fas damages oANsca hy
F.4rrs' fai turs 10 furnish al engine iCs The
isu,,,.h Nauaa SseWafi. N8ta'n iae spec !
Had fime when he euRine uas fseriNtd
20 "a - aai ~ Sufficient y@iFer aad y a. en-.
f5r.,Ir unat far ihe purr,lss fsr which &c
Was attended NJ NilseT asks judgement
fsr ss paid Cor the engine aus $50
.ssI1azez
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11

We win show oar great purchase Of dress
goods Monday morning Ase value for f0c.
Soc values FOR 1z1se. ToklaS. Singerrnan &
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Earl & Wilson's collars and e-ifTs ana
Wilson Bros. shirts al Toklax. Siasegnan
4 Cas-
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7. and r. Boote's decorated senas tsorcc
lssu tea aud dinner seis Just In at chi
hssrwss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11

A sick stomach and an aching head
promptly cured BIZ TayEant's settler Ape
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GRANn rxrrPsInvs

Excursion tickets. good for six months,
still on sale going via Northern Pacific
railroad aud returning via Canadian Pa
cifie, Union Pacific aud Denver & Rio
short Line or san Francisco. or Southern
Pacific, through California. and by rail or
hoas from san Francisco to Puget sound. at
from $50 10 Si22 80. Tickets now on sale
via. St Paul, Chicago, Omaha. Council
Bluffs. Kansas City, Denver, Salt Lake. 0g-
den. 81 Louis, Ell PaSo, Deming, san Diego.
san Francisco and other principal cities al
the Union Ticket Office
A. CHiLBEgs. Agent y. +. R.R.
Corner Mil and Commercial streets.
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We have TIE cream nf the market Il, NIL
hneET- Iokles. einrerrnen & Go.
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Table napkins and da-nask. We isnpo-
direct froia Germany. Tokles, Singeriaar
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Graf sale of house furnishing goods
Chester clearr.
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:. sale nj week. Price our table Hneas-
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Al Eoel scarlet fHilIes3 EAnnal for Dc
pr yard. Tnkiaz. slrgerEaan 4 Co.
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physician & SURGEON, ROOM II,
i Colonial block, cefner Second and
Coiumhia streets. Office hours 10 TO II,
To and nights Telephone Is.
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lClDEHY OF THE IloLY NAMES.
4 Boarding and Day School for
Girls, Seattle, W, r.

TALL. TERM BEGINS AUG. =. THOR
Il ouea instruction in the English
branches, Music, AT, ElecIison aud the
Languages Fer further information aa-
,ir,-sS SISTER SUPERIOR.
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Endressed kid gloves. button length,
Tor 5Se- Toxias. sIREErman 4 Co.
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A fnil stock OF Dunlap & COS SIX and
sttE hsfs VIII arrive Ia tslis city in 10 DAYS.
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Our big auction purchase Of ribbons a..
rived. All silk 9ase. chester Cseary.
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y .. =
SCURRY * OWENS.
r,TyII, ESfsISEERS, SURVEYORS AID
L J tantFscsers Railways a1G 9:hef gsi's
- uss,yks ,tissixne6 ard B7GllL fiGsss, sTss-
rssesslos,s ansi esErasfek Furnished 4uFsa~
rratshfeal sszrreys Ea@ aaafa MAZE .af KY
sa-s-1se Saissts 1issu yta-sastr'5
f,ss-,sss l.ss-rs. ~. EElLer Book. James s..
opposite Oco4sseatEl 10
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EREN SMIu,H-
WOOD * OSBORNE,
MRS DIR CROSsLEY
DIR. F.. II. COE.

OWES SPECIAL ATTENTION To DIS
VI eases OF WoHien and children. Those
expecting confinement. sos James street
between Fifth and sixth streets, Seattle.
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:. E z 1, and saOes easap, Toai.., siaser-
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EDGAR l.. EATON,

DIR. H. ID. LON Err,
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
VI Pennsylvania, makes a specially OF
diseases OF the eye, ear and throat. Treats
private, chronic and skin diseases. Re
moves cancer, tllmors and ulcers without
pain or use of the knife.
Office, corner Third and Cherry streets.
Hours. a. m. n 4 q. m.
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G. T.. CASE, NJ. ID.
A BDoMINAL SURGEON AND 6YNE-
n cologist.
TACOMA. VT.
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c'iseafsass sshacns 10 tar sGtst u 5, 7,
2, 81 a. sits. 81 & gsTs, 80 asssSS%-
To- ~. S3rss FSpan 4 CO
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GARpNER 3 HoaG.
J. c. seTKAx. H-E- oN&SA

CTvTI, AND MINING ENGISEgss-
Roorzs u and =. union block. IsEe
sIavaiar
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Ribbons 5. Z =. ,. PER yard. z,sc. clesry.
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uatEaaAs mhite Asi ea.a h4uh China
Pr Eaad YelstieN 3, atsaerE s Asa4 y
f3zit stfst
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T0KLAS, SINGERMAN &CO.
CLOAKS!

Our stock was never SO complete, nor prices so low
We prepared show the extensive stock west
of Chicago Our fits are the best in America. Our
styles better than any in the United States. We
ceived last week shipment of 500 Berlin Twill New
markets worth about $40; they go half price, S..
They not be duplicated for SIo anywhere.
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hHAahaaaa' sts%Hl
tQg s.is p,usa. chester Cieafs.
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