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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15
SUOEELAKTNG.

vstors sit adrift. In sixteen years the
area cultivated has shrunk by 2,G00. 900
acres In Wiltshire alone 1895 acres
have gone cut of cultivation, and $685.
7O0 per year Ill farm wages have
been Withdrawn. Tie hop farms in the
south of England are going into grass
lands also; and In al Great Britain the
shrinllage n farm wages is summed up
at 81. 80, 100, This gives US some idea
o. the mass forced into the cities TO COM
pete with those already there.
American farmers have, On the whole,
greatly prospered since 1880; they are
now appealed TO TO vote against the manu-
fscturers. Do they admire the picture u
the British farmer under free trade, Do
they cove. share OF his "bless!aGsI"
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15

'Goo4 sTen4ng. ArH Gobrightly: bow ID
yo1 Eks toe candidate Last EazxzrF
-Oa, pretty VEIL Ds@oon Whitaker; b.
e.vs Is . spAanz4d sernoa. x-5 rzess be h
q real good rxn. bu: &c Is TOO careless In his
hs5.sz % Fit uaa'
why, VIA: razks 700 fink sor
"OE. aot3oec ~bea he czrre ozxr Of ths 49,
tor's ron thS: tue knees q his tro-,ssrs wers
covered with 6rs Cnsoo.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15
Introduction of kissing.

The story runs that kissing was introduced
into England by Rowena, the daughter Of
Heagist the Saxon At banquet which
vas given by the British monarch in honor
Of bis allies the princess, altar pressing the
trimming beaker TO her lips, saiuted and as
souished and delighted Vo-ttgern with a lit
lie kiss, after the manner Of her Own people.
Chicago Herald.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15
GEN. HARRISON ON PROTECTION.
4 Terse Statement OF the Attitude Of the
Two Parties and Candidates

II his speech to the delegates snd citi-
zaas who went to his home to congrsta-
late him on his nomination Gen Harrison
said:
There is another question to which tie
Republican party has committed itself.
ana on the line Of which 1t has sccon-
plished, as l believe. much for the pros
perity OF the country. / believe the Re-
publican party is pledged. and ought
70 be pledged, to the doctrine of
the protection Of American industries
and American labor. believe that in 50
far as our native inventive geniuswhich
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15
Some Consolation Iefa.

Our friends the enemy cannot defeat
Harrison and Morton. but they can sit in
the shade and cuss Governor Foraker and
Senator Ingalls, just as hard ss they
please. 1t follows, therefore, that the
summer viii not be wholly devoid OF
pleasure for them. Philadelphia Press.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15

Harrison and NoVton,-IaQla-1s ma
New Iork!-the two very men to carry
the party safely through the two very
doubtful ststesi Eew, on the whole
could the Chicago convention have named
C better ticket! Let any Republican who
hoped for different result coolIy ask
himself tbs question. With New York
end Indiana made sure. what state that
was not on the wrong side in the rebellion
can now be considered doubtfuls-Buiialo
Exnrass
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15
They VII, he WARMLY Welcomed

The Chicago ticket will carry New
York. New Jersey, Connecticut, Indiana
and the other northern states. That Will
do. but doubtless some two or three
southern states viii insist upon joining
the procession. Press.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15

Little Iopsey-Unc. RasrS wta-whas
makes dat yailsr dog o ycurn Erowi 50 when
he's guawin' e. bonel
Uncle Raxsus-Gwins away, ella Fse
Sprssed as ys' igrnca Dat dog am e ppar.
rein Wit his food-Nsv Yxk EHA
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15

Aa Elm tres growing Il The g-onnis Q, the
Pennsylvania hossst-l- IA Philadelphia, - o
sc.oa O. lie fsrao1s tree Under which " illasa
Pear hsld iAs 6rx. t-es.y VIII TIE I1S.s-z
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15

Vices. H-s nisSnFtunss, sel31ua. - evss.
eo-se sizx.y.-Cncis EAak
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15
WIDOW M'GUlNIss' PIG.

Another grand rattle is soon to take
place In all the government departments
and the clerks are becoming deeply inter-
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15

What was :. Grover CsreanA IA
zbOus s~eozsa tr-Ds-Eie<sSsea Cosy.pk
Il
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-15
SWEATING AND sWARMsRY."
What Free Trade Has Brought the Poor
of London To.

If any evidence could bring thorough
free trader In America to his senses surely
that presented By the reportsof recent
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14

A National Woman's Progress
siVe Guide has been organized
and makes no distinction of race
or sex.
Bishop J. M. Brown is much
better aud is able to go about the
house.
Mr.. VIM. Brown aud wife OF
Kansas City Mo, are the guests
OF their parents.
Rev. w. I'll. Phillips of Hills
dale, has been called to the Lees
burg Baptist Church, to serve
them two Sundays in the month.
Mr.. Phillips has accepted the call,
and will divide his time betw ecu
Hlllsdale and Leesburg.
In an ther column will be
found the advertisement of a con-
cert to be given by the Israel
Bethel church. Among the
participants will be Messrs. Lay.
ton, Hall and others.
MIR. Samuel TyIor, one of the
leading church workers in the
city and trustee of the Asbury
Church has been elected as a
delegate from the Washington
Conference TO The General Con-
terence, which will meet in New
York, May 1st. This it com
pliment to worthy church work
er. Mr.. Tylor is "a man of much
executive ability.
The pastor of st. Paul Church,
9Th street s. W, Rev. G. w.
FItzhulh aud his church will go
to Baltimore, Sunday April 22nd
to visit the A. Nj. E. Confer.
ence that will be in session Ia
that city at that time They have
arranged with the Baltimore &
Ohio Rail Road to carry all who
d sire to go at halt ral es, that Is
Sl:3O round tril; the special train
will leave the NV Jersey Ave-,
depot at s a. m. sharp. The
citizens can have fine opportun-
ity to see the monumental city
and the A. NJ E.. orators at the
same time. The Editor of the
Bee and many of his friends will
60, Don't fail to remember the
lime; Sunday morning, April
22nd.
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Washington, ID. 9 ,
April 10th, 1888.

Messrs. j ohm F. Cook, ], NJ. TrOtter, Robt.
Smalls, Henry Johnson, VIM. H. A. Wormley,
Walker Lewis, l.. c. Bailey. r. H. Geaves,
Jno. H. smyth. Mesdames. ]. w. Cole. ]. "A.
Johnson, J. H. Smyth, Misses NJ. Il. Bowen,
Emma Merritt, Babara Pope. Sarah Lewis,
Mary Nalle, Annie Sprague and others
Referring to your communica-
ton of the 9th inst relative to a
concert tor our joint benefit, we
beg leave to say that this evidence
of your appreciation is exceeding
ly gratifying. Whatever assis
tance we may have rendered the
various charitable enterprises, re-
ferred to in your letter, Was done
without any thought of reward
other than the consciousness OIL
having served a worthy cause.
Your proposition meets our hear
ty approval and we name Monday
May 7Sh, as the time and the
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church
as the place. Please accept ou1
thanks for this token of your
kindly feeling toward us anC
believe US to be, truely and sin
cerely yours,
SARAH WARING.
LENA M. Mckinney.
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ISS EDNORAH NAHAR,
OF BUSION
MISS

Who has achieved so mnch success
as a public reader, will appear in
literary and musical entertainment
for the benefit of the
BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH,
on Monday evening, April 23rd.
at the Metr polltan A. M. E.
church, M st. INV. Miss Nahar's
persistent study a"d native talent
have placed her a; once in the
front rank of her profession; and
no one who is capable of apprecia-
ting real excel ence In this g, MT
what exclusive art should lose all
opportunity to hear this gifted
young lady. Some of the hest OF
our Il cal talent will furnish the
musical part Of the entertainment.
Admission 25cts. Seats may be
reserved for 10cts additional, after
Ap.il 18th, Tickets sold and
seats reserved at Ellis music store
937 Penn. ave. avt
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14
UNWILLING TO BECOME
FUSSILIZtD IN THE GOV
ERNMENT DEPARTMENT.

DR.. 9. Perez has severed bis
connection with the War Dept.
and is now engaged at the Freed
mans Hospital as al assistant to
the resident physician. We wish
him much success in his new
field of labor. The resignation of
DR.. Parez is no doubt a surprise
to many. He has been a clerk in
the War Department, AdJutant
Generals Office, for number of
years and has demonstrated his
capabilities and has received the
highest commentator from his
superior officers. DIR. Perez did
not wait until he was d schargt ID
from the department like many
who do, but like a man of cour-
age he has entered the field to
win or lose. DIR. Purvis has made
an excellent selection in the
appointment of DIR. Perez as an
assistant to Dr.. Shadd, who is one
of the finest men in the medical
profession. BY reason Of our
former connection with the War
Department and having been
officially associated with him
We eau testify to the fact that he
has made all excellent record aud
it is hoped that be will make as
good record in his new field oi
labor as when he was clerk in
the department. He is young
man OF ability and has the respect
and confidence of a large circle
of friends in this city and We
bespeak for him a brilliant future
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14
THE PHILOMATHEAN,

The 2nd Baptist church was
filed last Thursday night with a
distinguished audience. Rev. w.
Bishop johnson read a paper on
difficulties, cause and cure. The
paper was logical and we'll read,
and was discussed by Messrs.
Cook, Smith Mccoy, L. K. Chase
and others. Miss Matte White
sang and played two pretty solos
which were very acceptable to
the audience. Miss Moten the
sdirectress also played a very
pretty instrumental solo. Next
Thursday MIR. Geo. w. Jackson
will read paper entitled ''Have
Negroes proven themselves capa-
BILE of selt-government.'
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14
BETHEL LITERARY.

Notwithstanding the inclement
weather good house greeted Mr..
Geo W. Jackson of Ind, at the
Bethel Literary Tuesday evening
where he re-read his popular
growing paper entitled: HAS the
Negro prOuen himself capable Of
self gOuernment'. Mr.. Jackson
fully sustained his reputation for
ability and originality and was
frequently Interrupted with ap-
plau5e. AS a whole, the paper
is masterpiece of competition
and is well worthy the attention
ofthe reading and thinking public
A solo, by Miss Helen Collins,
was excellent!y rendered and
another by way OF encore was no
less appreciated. The paper was
then discussed by Messrs Geo. FL
Richardson, Morris, Rev. W. I'll
Scott; Rev. Walter III. Brooks,
and Hon. JOIN ii. Smyth. Tne
latter vigorously attacked, not the
paper, but the essayest aud grew
very personal in his remarks.
Mr.. Smyth said that the book of
Mr.. T. McCans Steward did not
contain the truth; that it was
false; that Stewart did not 60 so
miles from Monrovia while i'm
Africa; that he got his data flom
his (Smy h's) library. When Mr..
Jackson took the floor to answ er
The arguments of Morris, Brooks
and Smytb, the latter foamed and
tretted. He was continually
interrupting the essayest. He
finally grew desperate and desired
to know what the essayest was
talking about. When Mr..
jackson replied that if the book
of Z. Nj. McCants Stewart was a
tissue OF lies it was the duty of
our Minister John H. Smyth to
have oonfuted them and informed
the American public of their
falsity.
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A FASHIONABLE MA r.
RAGE.

The St.Luke's Church on
Thursday evening presented a
most fashionable appearance. The
select guests who assembled on
the inside, and the prattling little
ones on the outside asking admis
sion recalled the happy moments OF
what was soon to take place. 1t
was the marriage of Miss Lizzie
Bailey of Richmond Va, to Rev.
Walter l.. Burrell, formerly pas
tor of tile Episcopal Church,
Alexandria, Va. At prec;sely
$50 o'clock the bridal party
arriv' d at the church accompan-
led by Mrs. Burk and Son of
Alexaudria, Miss Alice Jones and
mother, who has bad the tender
care of the lady, and who regard.
ed, and 80 treated her as a daught-
er, and Mr.. Waring Fearing, who
had the honor 10 give her away.
DR.. CrommelI performed the
ceremonies which were very
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14
PERSONALS.

Hon. ]. M. Langston has ar
rived in the city.
Mr. J. w. Thompson, Editor of
the PEOPLES JOURNAL, Jackson
vile, Fla, met with an accident
several weeks ago, and had both
arms and several ribs broken.
Mrs. L. Chase and her daughter
Ida, who have been suffering with
neuralgia, are much better.
Rev. f. w. Williams, of Alb
beville, S. q, will pass through
be city on his way to Phila-
delphia next month, to attend the
Centennial of the Woman's Pres
byterian Home Mission.
Mr.. j. E. Mo gan who has been
confined to his room with the
vertigo is able to be out again.
Miss Lizzie Bailey who was
mar jed to Rev. w. L, BurnelI,
left for Alexandria Va, THURS
day evening, where they will
spend a week with friends.
Mrs. j. @. Hutchins has been
presented with a fine boy and
she IS now enjoying herself with
her son, at her mothers in Vir-
gnia, where she has been for two
mon hs and will probably remain
several months longer.
Rev j. J Jones was ordained
at the 2nd Baptist Church, We'd:
nesday afternoon, in the presence
OF the distinguished Baptist
Dlvines of this city, by Rev. w.
Bishop johnson aud others.
The exercises were very impress
slve. Mr. Jones is young man
of ability and is in charge Of a
large church, north.
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14

Impressive. The bride was hand.
g. ssomely attired in goblin travel
ling dress very becoming to her
symetrlcal figure, and the groom
Rev. Burrell in a very becoming
suit of black. Afier the cere-
monies the bridal party repaired
to the depot and took the Alex-
andria, Va, train for that place
where they will remain one week.
the guest of Mrs. Burk's, after
which MIR. and Mrs. Burrell will
leave for Charleston w. Va,
where Rev. Burrell has a church.
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14
A COMPLIMENTARY TESTI-
MONIAL CONCERT,

Washington, DC,
April 9Th, 1888
Mesdames Sarah Waring and
Lena NJ. Mckinney:
Ladies:
The un-
dersigned, wishing to show their
high appreciation of your success
ful efforts to elevate the standard
OF music in our midst and the will
ing assistance you have rendered
various charitable enterprises,
hereby tender you a complement
tary concert to be given at such
time and pace as may be best
suited to you.
Trusting that the foregoing may
meet your approval we are
Very respectfully yours,
John F. Cook, Robert Smalls, James VI. Trot.
ter. VIM. H. Smith, Wm. H. A. Wormly,
Henry Johnson. John H. Smyth. L. G.
Bailey. Robt. P. Terrell. Jerome A. Johnson,
John A. Pierre, F. C. Cardoza, r. H. Geaves,
Walker Lewis. David Warner, Archie Lewis
II. E. Baker, David Messer. H. A. JACK SOD,
Thomas Martin. j. W. Cole, Isaac Lapdic, j.
H. Merriwether. ]. Harvey Smith. Geo. M.
Arnold. r. w Tompkins, VIM. Ii. Black, O.
Atwood, John T. Gaskins. j. W. Mayse,
Robert G, Douglass, A. A. Brodie, Parker N,
Bailey, Wesley Howard, F. c. Mill r. Nathan
Spr. que, John &. Nalle, Leon Turner, DIR. W.
Howard, Me sdames J. H. Smith, j. W. Cole,
j. A. Johnson. Wesley Howard, r. Moore,
Sarah White, r. Throckmorton, Rebecca
Langley, A. QuandeI, M. Washington B.
Gresson, M. Moore, c. Thornton, II. Harvey,
A. Dudley. Misses Barbara E. Pope, Annie
Sprsgue, NJ. K. Bowen, Sarah Lewis, Violet
TibEs. Sarah Janifer, NJ. Dean, Jennie Tibbs,
Georgia Makell, Emma F. G. Merritt, M.
Lemons, F. Ware, E. Thomas. NJ. Welch, F.
Cole. L. Shorter, A. Smith. G, Garnett. Sarah
Robinson, Mary Nalle, DR.. F. j. Shadd.
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14

collection and expenditure of $SS,
an enrollsd scholarship of 400,
and officers and teachers 20, the
following name d gentlemen ad
dresst d the scho j: Samuel Smith,
s. A. Sumby aid K. Ii. Guunell
Among the most attra' tive things
of the session was tie bass SOTO
rendered by Mr.. E. T. Holmes.
The most f the sunday schools
and churches in this community
have positively refused to lake
any part in the Emancipation
Celebration; and among them are
the Zion Baptist and the Virginia
Avenue Baptist Sunday Schools.
Contractor VIM. H. Wheeler,
of the Virginia Avenue Baptist
Church. is now making another
move in his work upon the new
church tdi6ce, aud expects to
have the basement compIe'e1 by
their grand rally, The second Sun
day in May.
The Sociable at Mrs. NJ. A.
Browns, ZIG F st. on Monday
evening last wUs largely attended
and enjoyed.
The citizens If this section are
fighting the railroad schems III
Congress, and the weakness of the
niStr,ot Cop,
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14
SOUTH WASHINGTON
NEWS.

The Thirteenth Anniversary OF
the Virginia Avenue Baptist
Sunday School, took place on Sun
day last, at three o'clock p. n.
and was largely attended by
members of the church aud by
many visitors from our sister
schools, including the Sixth Street
Baptist Sunday School. After
the report of the secretary, MISS
M. e. Wilson, which showed a
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14

The truly wonderful effect produced by Dr. Alex.
ander B. Wilbors Compound OF Pure Cod-Liver Oil
and Phosphates renders it beyond doubt the most
perfect preparation OF its kind known to day.
Consumption, coughs, colds asthma, debility vast
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der its influence 1t is almost palatabe cream.
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Children who after using it. become very fond of it.
1t assimiates with the food increases the flesh and
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The Washington bee., 1888-04-14
WHERE TO BUY THE BEE.

East Washington, Prof. j. w.
Fowler, 31S 3rd street s. e.
South Washington: DR.. s. A.
Sumby, F bet. 3rd and 43 sts., s. W.
and Rev.R. S. Laws, 316 q st. S. W.
Northwest DR.. Beller, 10th and
M streets; Capt. w. P. Gray 18th
near L st. Mrs. Pokety, NJ bet 18th
and 18th sts.: Chas. Bealle. cor. 18th
and FL sts.; Philadelphia House 34S
Pa. Ave.
Can always be obtained at any
OF the above named places every
Saturday morning.
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14
SATURDAY, April 14th, 1875
Locals.

For an evening of Ell ,yment
90 to Holmes 333 Va avenue, S.
W.
Mr.. Adisoa Syphax was mar
ried Wednesday evening, to Miss
FraLcis Mason.
Master Joe Morrison e'ebrated
bis tenth birth day anniversary,
Thursday.
Go to The Garris IN Hotel. 342
Penn, avenue, if you want first
ca5s board and lodging.
The Philadelphia House 34S
Pa, avenue, n. W., is the p ace
to be accommodated.
The panorama by Mr.. w. w.
Coins at Miles Chapel, Tuesday,
was success.
Mt. Carmel will celebrate the
18th, Monday, ty an entertain
ment. Admission % cents.
Mr.. Willis Smith was elected
Chori8ter of the Asbury M. E.
School, last Friday evening 1t
is hoped that this e ection will add
TO the success OF the school.
Mr., Frank Bundy's pay has
been increased 10y Postmaster
Ross. This l. compliment to
worthy young man.
Mr.. T. w. Edwards of Howard
University read good papeA
tetore tie Mt. Carmel Baptist
Church Lyceum last Sabbath. Mr..
Clark also read a paper.
- Miss L. Fletcher of L street
was taken suddenly ill at Miles
Chapel last Sunday evening, and
was carried home where She is
quite ILL
The Masonic entertainment At
the Cadet Armory last Thursday
evening WIS a failure. 1t VA,
= on account of the unporuIarity
OF the lodge. Itis the most un.
popular ledge in the city.
The ball of Company b Wish.
lugton Cadet Corps on FRIDAY
evening was success, I,,nt
+. I. w. bster was master of
Ceremonies. Lieut., Webster is
popular among the ladies.
Invitations are out for the
maIrlage Of Miss Alice Jones 70
N, Mr.. Alexander G. Shippen at the
Il mouth Congregational Church
" Wednesday evening April 25th.
The statement made 10y Mr..
:. {. Stewart, concerning Miss
FInkey, has been pronounced
t@n ti'@'5e.ouS ana false. The lady is
Ielu IN nigh esteem by all who
klOw her.
Miss Anna Foot will be mar
rled shortly, which will cause a
u Inacahcy IN the pr.ncipaIship of
Dahnaker school. Miss Emma
Merritt, one of the brainiest
,eac9etS in the public schools.
snouId ~ re appointed to that place
Mr. Cornish should do the.
square thing aud appoint her.
A Grand Rally of the Fourth
Baptist Sunday School, R street
Oct, 18th and 13th streets u. W..
Sunday, April 18th, at 8 o'cIc ok
?, ~ The program will consist
Gl Singing, Scriptursl Readings,
Invocation Singing and an ad.
uress by Mr.. X. T. Moss on "The
Ieaton of the Sunday School to
tne Church" which will he fol-
,5 ,GTed by Singing, Speaking by
Mr, AIT ii. L. Montgomery, and Other
distinguished gentlemen, Colltct-
Loh Singing God be with you till
we W meet again" Benediction.
~ johnson, Pastor and w. O.
Holmes, Supt.
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

st. Paul A. M. E. church 9Th bet.
ID. and b. streets s. W. Rev. c.. w.
Fltzhugh, pastor. Services at II
a. 10. and s p. N. Sabbath Sunday
School, ga. m. J. w. Butcher
Superintendent.
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14
WANTS.

WANTED:-Twoo or three reliable Col
lectors and Agents at this office. A lber-
al percentage paid on all bills collector
Call at once between the hours of9. and
IL o clock, a. m and IN.
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Commissioner of oysters j. 81.
White, still reports increased
revival in the business along the.
landings.
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14
ROOMS TOILET.

FOR RENT Two furnished
front rooms Oh the second floor
for gentlemen or husband and
wife. No. 1880 11th st. u. w.
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14

estimates for advertising furnished on appIl
cation. Objectionable advertisements will not
he inserted at any price. All remittances
sb,uld be made by draft, postal money order,
,nress or registered letter. Money forwarded
n any other way, is at The sender's risk. In
sending money the amount and what it is fol
should be distinctly stated.
All letters. ETC., should be ad- dressed
w, CALVIN CHASE,
Washington ID. e
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WHERE THE BEE CAN BE HAD.
prof ]. W. Fowers, 3 Is 3rd street, S. e.
ErS. Polkety e. NJ Street, between 18th and
Northwest.
H. Beller, Druggist, corner 18th and M
street, Northwest.
Philadelphia House, 34S Pennsylvania Ave.
Northwest.
The Washington bee., 1888-04-14
THE BEE
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
C. Moore, advertising agent,

L.C. Moore, advertising agent
EAST WASHINGTON.
a. Fletcher, l322 Street North east
", Fowler, 3lS 2rd Street. Southeast
WEST WASHINGTON:
1oseph Lewis, I4l7 2SIh st. Captain VIM
%eal, 1906 32nd Street.
SOUTH WASHINGTON
r. S Laws, 3l6 ii street.
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md good salary GAY BROS. l2 Barclay ST. ny
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In eompets form. By the best suthcrs-Nsyslse Pss@
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prfnn nAu ma mod