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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-18
MURDERED BY A MOB.
Two Negro Prisoners Strung Tn
at Southport, La.
THREE MORE CRUELTY lasHsp.
The Crime OF These Msn Was rhas .
Relative Had Committed Murder
-The blacks Excited.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept IT.-.Basile and Paul
Julian, brothers Of Roselius Julian, Who
murdered Judge Victor Estopinal In JEFF
ferson parish last Friday afternoon,
were arrested yesterday, charged with
being accessories to the crime. and
confined In Jail at Southport. Last
night mob Of armed men rode nm to the
jan, took the two men out and hanged
them IN grove near the jail. Three other
negroes. cousins Of the Julians, were taken
from the jail. severely logged and ordered
70 leave the parish in twenty minutes.
when the posse arrived at the jail the
door was noiselessIy opened and four men
entered. In few minutes they reappeared
with two prisoners On arriving beneath
the branches Of . iuxuriant tree two coils
OF rope were unwonad and nooses made
and quickly fastened around the necks of
the two terror-stricken negroes. The ends
OF the ropes were thrown over large limb
and. everything being ready, the
negroes were told to make confession.
They seemed 70 have lost all strength of
voice.
They mumbied prayers to heaven, there
was pull, choking sound. and the tall.
black form of the elder negro swung with
quick Jerks above the ground. His move
ments were convulsive, his feet kicked,
the limbs twitched. and then all was APP
parently over.
The rope was grasped again. and the
next second the other negro was dangling
In the darkness. srrangling to death. Not
q shot was fred.
Another visit 70 the Jail and again
prisoners were brought out. three in num-
Der. In dense, secluded spot two were
tied up. their clothes stripped of and they
were dashed and logged with blacksnakes
until their backs were ruddy with almost
their iife's blood. Then they were re-
leased. shown TO the woods and given
twenty minutes in which to leave the par
ish. The third negro was taken to Camp
Parapet and there met the same fate that
had befailen bis two brothers.
Chief of Police CASTOR has been appealed
to for protection, there being repeated
rurnors that the negroes were gathering
and threatening. There Is, no doubt, con-
siderable excitement among the negroes
regarding last nights lynching, but no
violence has yet resulted. nor have any of
the whites been ordered to leave their
homes
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rur SPANISH FLOODS.


u.nrrp. Sept. 1.-THE distress in the
$3.50 districts Of New CASTLE continues.
- ,hs loss Of life 10 greater than an
.s~sr.ted. Fresh storms and continued
So.nnour delayed the departure of relief
s-.lns some villages were entirety iso-
i.s~a Cor days. with starvation staring the
srh.bstsnts In the face. Some of the
800. IN which the tevror-stricken In
k.bstsnts Of villa Canss sought refuge
80 fsirIy choked with corpses of men,
.osu<p and children. About eighty bodies
Ave already been recovered. but this num-
- d said 10 be far below the actual total
io.< Of life. Business in the flooded dis
ss,e.s Is entirely suspended and will re-
rs..u 20 for some time 20 come. Great
damage vas done in other parts OF the
r,nInsula. Plantations. vineyards and
iuHdinrs in the vicinity OF Salamanca
saasred severely. and lsrge number of
s,tle we're drowned. The queen regent
hss sent donation OF money for the
rlisf OF the starving inhabitants. and
subscriptions for the same purpose are be-
ins raised In other quarters.
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trsinmsster on the Everett A. Mont. rr,.,a
railway, has accepted q position on TIE
Missouri. Kansas & Texas. aud lefs for
kaSsss this week.
M T. Efward TustIe has gone 10 Bo~-
ton 70 be absent several weeks.
Ar. Z c. Woodward. metalsurrist of
the Everett sfneiter. has gone 10 Ns..s-
chussiis to meet his family and bring
them here
Mr.. w. T. Gaynor has gone 70 ysx
York 70 spend the winter.
Mr.. John Dornin has returned from San
francesca. where be spent several weeks.
Dr. Waldo Z Royce, of Belvetere Park.
Iurnbridgs Wells. England: DIR. William
Mitchell. OF London. England. and Mr..
harry Myers. Of Delaware, o.. have been
spending several days In Everett. where
fney have made large investments.
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The skamsnis County Seat.
Caacades Pioneer.

A rush of energy has struck Skamania
county, new town has been incor
porated and plated opposite the Locks,
dozen buildings are being erected, and
things generally are moving that way.
The county commissioners have moved
the county records and offices up there
and made IL q county seat. A bank is also
to be started there, and the newspaper will
move up there this week, The name of
the new town is Stevenson, and the name
of the old one will soon be Dennis if
there Is not too much kicking over the re-
movai of the county seat. matter that
will not be well received in the lower end
of the county.
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A Barwiary at Coraray,..

prepared Tor the auditorium OF Cordray's
theater this week, the company being re-
Enforced with Edna Kelley. the very clever
child actress, who will appear in her favor
lite one-aet drama "Edna's Burglar"
aided by company of professionals. The
specially feature will be continued. Lew
Ross will be seen in an entirely new
sketch and will get off local hits on the
present condition of the reform" admin
istration. Theo Price, the funny come
dian. will add new sketches and the enter
tainment promises to be fully up to the
standard
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NEW CLOAKS, JACKETS FuRS, Etc.
The cloak stock is about complete.
All the styles are now 10 be seen.

The cloak stock is about complete.
All the styles are now TO be seen.
JACKETS-Lates full skirt effects.
with the big sleeves. To be had in all
the new wesves.
CAPES - This seasons radical
change. The long velvet, plush and
fur effects. Striking and beautiful.
MACKINTOSHES-- the new
shapes. The triple capes, single and
double capes, in new cloths and extra
desirable patterns.
FURs AND FEATHERS-Black
and white tipped feather boas-new
this season. Fur boas, fur sets, capes.
etc. A splendid black coney cape, 20
inches long. at IS. intended to be sold
for $I2.
A splendid skirt bargain-Fast black
Yak lace trimmed skirt for $L25.
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omaha. New vie.rov Arr,,e..

Qrsrr. Sept. l7.--Lord Aberdeen, Can
adssnsw governor-general, and party ar
fsd from England to-day
The vice-regal party landed at 0 o'clock
sad met the Dominion and provincial
minister's. Mayor Fremont and others.
They were attended by the Queens Own
hassars to the citadel. where they will re-
fde while here. There was no formal re-
option. The swearing in of the earl ss
pvernor general will take place st IL
seiock tomorrow morning in the council
fhafnher
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wssHfseros CRY. Sept. I7.-Up 10 .
late hour tonight the state department has
recsived no further news from Brazil. Il
has been over two days since Minister
Thompson vas beard from.
LosDos. Sept i7.-The Portuguese gov
eminent has decided to send another war
ship 10 Rio Janeiro. as advices received
hare are Of the most serious description.
The bombardment of Rio is resumed every
now and then. and much damage is said
% have been done to property.
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NO NEWS OF THE vALKYRIE.
out Twenty-six Days, but Not Once
Enthusiastically All Right.

NEw YoRK. Sept. is-At s o'clock this
morning the great English yacht Valkyrie
will have been out twenty-six days, since
which time not word has been received
as to her whereabouts. The Valkyrie's
experiences in this respect are indeed re-
markable, for rarely so prominent vessel
escapes being sighted AZ sea. The impress
sion among yaehtsmen is that che Is all
right, and while they attach considerable
significance TO the fact that the we'll
known yacht has not once been seen, they
are not prepared TO predict that any harm
has befallen her.
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To Attend the Trial Of John Br.clie.

About fifteen residents of Gilman ar
rived IN the city yesterday to attend the
trial of John Brackls for the murder of
Nicholas Strassner. which begins today.
Among them are Mayor P. v. Davis, who
will be special counsel for the prosecution:
Mine Superintendent J. L. Parker. Justice
W. l.. Newton and Marshal John MeQuade.
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vanasseit News Notes.

Superintendent Pusey visited the schools
Wednesday.
Frank Wright was q guest OF J. w.
Maple Friday evening.
Mr.. Layman is entertaining party of
visitors from his old home IN Missouri
this week.
DIR. II. J. Pierce's lecture Friday night
at Naples hall was well attended Every
one Was we'll pleased. and by q unanimous
vote the doctor vas requested to repeat his
visit
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FHE ARMY DISPLAYS.
r.asror William and Duke Of
Connaught in Austria.
90, ,sn STRIKERS DESTITUTE.
-. AZ Life In the Spanish Floods
-Esxhsy cerpsss Eeesvsred-se
News From Brasil.

cess SEPT 1.-THE Duke Of connasht
y - kinv Of ssxony arrived here this
s,1rnoon for the Austrian army mansn-
- Empsror William, OF Germany. ar.
-. -. ALI an hour later. He was met and
-. .ssss.lIv crested by Emperor Francis
s..snh = number or archdnkes and Count
xsIneky. imperial prime minister. The
...reusers begin tomorrow.
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The National League.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1.-THE Orioles
strong battery and the rally in the eighth
were the features. Score: Cincinnati 8.
baltimore !.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE Colts fielded
nestiy perfectly. Score: Chicago IL.
Brooklyn ?
Sr. Louis, Sept. 1.-THE games were
featarelcss. Score: st. Louis o. Wash
Ington City 5; second game, ST. Louis s.
Washington City I.
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The sarah n. Yesler.

This handsome and wcli-sppointed hotel. lust
faished the past year. aud elegantly furnished
throughout with au the comforts and convent
eness 81 modern private residence, and cen.
iraily located the North seattle bic lire. at
he corner OF Republican and Poplar streets. Is
row under the supervision of Mrs Hammond.
who has en- the few months of her occupancy
proven herself most capable and popular man
seer This now completed ana established tn
ssttutson was projected 10 meet the needs of
womea and girls coming 10 the city o. business
or pleasure, and for the business women OF oar
caty. many OF whom ny honesty Aad fidelity
have bean enabled to push thclr way along most
oil the lines as industry ia which success in-
voivss tses. rapid movement and faithialnsss 10
detail. and. too. BY a society Of hotae-os aing,
principally, aud haEs.soSire women. who ree-
oxnins in the RAPID sdvaReement Of all classes
and tassr ever changing relations thsf tire
business girl OF this yesF-;esehers. steaog-
rspaers, avessmsksrs. operators, clerks or
9nv OF the numerous arSachss opSa % Their
def nseers or quick peFespilon-is liable before
It's close % Be eAllc. Into auaEtasfs5ip % ncEae-
making, aud that the sels.connAad gasne4 by
Contact with business methods aad systematic
detail il no mean part OF the necessary training
Cor the corn plicat<d obligations % wcll-oF-
aered home TIE ASSOCIATION hiss sPsat much
tine sna moaey IN ITS erection ard equipment.
with a. yet ligat patronage They are irn,
however. In the eslis. TIA: when hetses under.
s.ooa IL wsii enjoy more than thu anticipated
taxorahls support Al young ladies without
the parental root are Cordially lavsss3 70 20 cat
and Ecox tue house over. You wili he ktndly
rSeesvea. sad val nut large halls. pleasant
atninr rooras wtsh good table. neat and airy
cham srx. sewing loon with machine. and
large psraegs heAutifalIF furnished, iGes9slng o
rev piano. Chsssss from s. - s. per week
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p,..r.s. Among Enwl,.h s.riker,.

Lospos, Sept 1.-THE distress in the
mining districts increases and there Is no
appearance At present Of the strike coming
70 an end. In the Wakefield district 4, 200
children we're being fed by charitable or
CARNATIONS. In Derbyshire. where $1,000
people are idle, the strike fund is ex-
hansted,
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THE MILLINERY OPENING.

Hundreds of delighted ladies in
spected the opening display of milf
merry. But one verdict was given by
all. They pronouncedthe new bonnets
10 be the loveliest creations of the miIli-
merry art yet shown in the city. The
styles are correct They bear every
mark OF authentic skill. They were
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selected in the greatest market OF this
country by the head milliner. II you
did not see the display of Saturday
make IL n point 10 come early this
week. You will obtain in q few mo-
ments q correct idea of the correct
millinery styles for this season. BE
sure that You hear the prices The
Millinery Department Is going to
make record this season for low
prices on best qualities OF millinery.
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sNoaoMrsH on Tor.
Thornton's Curves Too Much for the
Seattle Ball Players.

The Maroons were defeated at Snoho-
m!sh yesterday afternoon by score OF 10
to 4. owing to their Inability to hit Thorn
ton. The Maroons took plenty of money
to bet on the game but luckily found no
takers. They were handsomely treated
and given banquet. The score;
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GOOD NEWS FOR HoNE OWNERS.

LOOK over the list of specials from tho furniture
carpet departments. Such are
astounding and paralyzng competition.
the fame of these
liable goods shall be
west Ifyou need Furniture Carpets IA now.
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BRISBANE. Queensland. Sept. 1.-THE
PRIME minister has recommended that
subsidy Of 81. 900 be granted by the gov
srnmsnt toward the Vancouver mail SER
@sns
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MORE GOOD SHOE NEWS.

No one can doubt the assertion that
We have given the greatest shoe bar
gains ever offered in the city during
the past Two months. We are still
hard at il. This week more of the as
tonishing bargains
SJ-Ladies' French Kid and French
3D. Dongola Button Shoes, hand
turned, common sense and opera lasts,
plain toe. sizes to AZ, widths A and
Il, reduced from 81 and s. TO 81.
e1-Ladies' French Kid Lace Shoes.
- hand turned. patent leather
tn. opera last. sizes . TO s. widths A
and d. reduced from 81 and S. to 81.
so-Lsdiss' French Dongola Baton
al Shoes, hand vet, patent
leather tip, opera lass, sizes 2Is TO 6.
widths A 10 +, reduced from 81 IS and
S to So.
Goa big lot of odd sizes and widths
-. in patent leather cloth ton Ok
fords: in French KID, cloth top, button
Oxlords: in French kid, wide toe tip
oxfords, reduced from 81 and 81 50
10 s.
OO.-Misses Bright Dongola spring
JOC Heel Button Shoes. plain toe.
siEe< Is and /. widths c TO e. reduced
from 81 IS 70 asc-
-sa-Ch,!dren' Fancy Cloth Top,
toC Spring Heel, Button Shoes.
sizes TO tno size olsl. reduced from
si.5o TO TSc-
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hon r. r Ryan, % Caiesgo wee president OF
TIE woxlS's fair couaN iss8cn. IN addressing the
Resi- Estate Excaa2Ee ~ MJnssxeosss. said teas
no eauafTy % tie world ofeFea mere saegsnf
or saxGrtcns trains n which 80 ride than as
found beseesa - Pau 90 Minneapolis ana Chi
eaSo Ga ssTke North n esserR Line and thai &c
pz vxs eafoysd saeh layGFy. comfort and pleas
are IN saw trsi a be hsd 90 tie NORTH " est
uea Limited" r ~. RsrSer, PUGET soaE6
Ag1St. IN cherry street. seattle.
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NEW UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES.

Better prepared to supply good IN
derwear than ever this season. The
fall stock is in aud it 10 marked at hard
times prices. Four reputable brands
10 introduce to you. Each is worthy
and may be trusted for honest and sat
isfactory wear.
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goods. Every new weave is here.
every fancy Of the season IN color or
pattern. ALL al, and NOS one but
That VIII please yon. The showing
embraces Paris pattern suits, latest
silks. nsw velvets, etc A few Of the
leading effects are displayed in sec
cnd show window.
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NEW DRESS GOODS And SILKS

Last week two score or more Of new
things were announced IN this depart
noent You can safely double the
numher for this week. Counters and
shelving are piled high with nss
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1893-FALL AND WINTER-l893

latest of the
p dy. showing
Sc nc Wmnug
evr tfrh claims has
bunhe dyoua
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SEATTLE TO HOT SPRINGS And RETURN
Fob
S4.4O

Effective May fsI TIE Northera Paciae Rail-
raj ca viii sell roand- trip tickets the Greer
kivsr Aos springs ard setarn for 81 "a Or sac
every Saturday and sanAAy. Tacxsts xooi for tea
cAyA
A pAysic4As ws.l 10 o. The sprtnxs for patients
~he aAy re9utr~ his services. Also . hrazSh In
stttute Of TIE German ReGe4y Company Er IN.
PAINLESS % tire uenog morphine Aad Tobacco
haatfs has been located a. tie spFing2
RAte& ~ % snA "a so per dag. Reigrn tickets
viii have 70 os signed By TIE tiekez seeet ~ Hoz
ssrinxs eefors lacy good tor For fartaer
IN koTrnAagoa address I "a NccAfS.
Eos SpyfnxA ws&A
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Osn-Children's Aprons at CSC each,
ZCC reduced from SOC.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
Drs. Merrill &, Merrill,

Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.
The most widely and fsvorahiy known specialists
on the Pacific Coast The doctors are regular grad.
ustss from tue University OF the city of New , ork
Agd Of Ieng sand oliese Hospital. Brooklyn.
New York. and their long experience. remarkable
sktil aud universal success Ia tue treatment and
eGre of Chronic diseases cattle thess eminent
shy>iesns 20 the fun ccnndenes OF the AFFLICTED
eVsFywhsFs
20 matter what your complaint, consult these
sacce.sfui specialists. who able "a effect cures
in many cases that have e@eu proaouRcsd no asisss
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and sCC-
CsssFILLY, cure QUICKLY and PEG
NANENTLY PhtNA1E. BLooO ANe SKIN
DISEASES. NERVOUS DEBILITY AND Sex
RECTAL uLCEks SYPHILIS 8oSoRRHEA.
dI.EEr. speFmaforTh9a. Seminal Weakness Lost
Maahood, Stght Emissions, pecAyed Faculties,
kas0mstism. Neuralgia CatarTh, Bronchitis,
Asshns. Tamors frupstous. salt kEeum aud
serefalA ENDR0cEEE. SARiCoCELE ard
srRICfCREs ra1tealiy ami safely cured without
pain OF detention frou business and cures gsassa-
ssed
Al dssormi;ies and impediments TO marriage
a ERrAIS AND POSITIVE CURE far the
awfai er~css OF early vice aod ghe numssou. evils
faai follow la rs trAis.
LONG sxperseaes. VITA unparalleled success Is
The beet evidences al docso%. skill
DISEASES OF NO. EN- Else receive special
astFBtaan to-sgt personally tae OLDEST and
NEST ExPERfENCED sPEtIAEIsrs "a
the Coast write, sending stamp Consultation
free ard cenndrntiaA fremont Block. siA
Front street. Seattle.
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UNPARALLELED FURNITURE BARGAINS.

The OF ne Furniture department.. Bennett
you. Here's the cnanoe to save fully
wonderful buying time. Hundreds win
c0 10 Elegant Polished Tables large size
c1.dV finely made. reduced ro,ns ADO to sa7o
ci 0O- Hand Oak Center Table, highly polished
Is'1'oV and finished. reduced 81 $a.eo.
pioVV reduced from 500 $1,000.
cO7-sod Oak Bedr suits, French plate
% bevei mirror. reduced from sso to sa7.
S855-sod Oak bedroom suits.
reduced from . 1876 to sss So - e' ''A'' ''o''
60 sO-Poshed Finish oakEs Rockers handsomely up-
Ccoo holstered, reduced from $3.50 $3.50.
S4.5O-pos-ihed Finish ' Gal. or Sycamore Rockers.
81 duoed from sI5 to So - ''' 70
cir so-Ten-Foot Extension Tables. oak handsomely
pAs'cV carved, reduced from $50 TO $3.50.
et1-Eight-Foot Extension Tables oak handsomely
pIf carved. reduced from $50 to SID.
S2QPoii~hed Oak very large bevei glass;
90 duced from $40 to 500.
Oak @ large eevei glass.
ofother special bargains.
Department
SENSATIONAL CARPET REDUCTIONS.
Last week ne Carpet departments wi bust
offerings it made brought out the
list. buying chance
40c YARD. i"s'A'" '''' ~"a ''' -
.e-rwopIy Ingram Carpets. extra heavy. made and
super Ingram ali-wooi filing made and laid
ooC a yard
roo-Best super Ingram. all wool, made and
tUC "a yard
co.-Eight-vvire Tapestry Brussels. 600
QUO
-o.-Sin.-wire Tapestry Brussels roo
tUC
oo-Ten-wire Tapestry brussels M at
QUO
a1-Re@t Quality Body Brussels nd at
81 yard
SIPS s.ra s'''''' '''a''' made ana '''a at si
Will sold with without borders.
We carry complete Of x eoebeiins
and Royal witons the a unusually low
prices
% oo-Ioo Smyrna Rugs special OF
S0JU
ks
NEW DRESS GOODS And SILKS so s, s n. season. '. N ssss
paiter one u
VIII
announced depart
in
piled high with ond shos window.
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9sn-Ladies' Hermsdorf Black Hose
-cC at CSC pair or 81 IS per
dozen, worth 35c a pair.
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Cso-Ladies' Hermsdorf Black Hose
CcC at SSc g pain or three pair for
81, reduced from 45c pair.
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Two or three items from this depart
ment will interest You. Taken from
Hose and Muslin sections:
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sTUTTGARTER NORMAL SAM
TARY UNDERWEAR Ranks as the
best underwear made in Germany. In
dorsed by leading medical authority
of the world. Recommended by all
who have worn it. Sole agents for
Seattle.
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YPSILAETI UNDERWEAR
Known from one end of the country to
merits need not be told. Sofa in Seat
tie only by as.