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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Comanche Tex, June s.-Edltor Ca
zettei l am glad to see that the Ca
zette is making a strong fight for
straight Democracy. and a genuine re-
duetion of taxation and expenses Of
government. l am a Dlxey Democrat,
ana indorse the platform OF the Ca
zette. On With the good work. and by
IN, me power OF the ballot box we will
nave a government for the people and
Tor the right. i. Young,
Lancaster. Tex, May 81. = Editor
Gazette; This community is almost
solid for Reagan, have not found a
man against Reagan The people are
divided here for senator. as there is a
large number Of Ross old soldiers
living here who VIII vote for him
,,t any other man. am a farmer
hVins four miles south OF Lancaster.
). G. WILLIAMS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

me debate on the sugar schedule Is
isaxshs OF swsstness long drawn out"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

The travelling agents OF The Gazette
are: ]. t. Terry. ]. w. Putnam, A. IL.
Rogers W. ii. Ingalls,, Jan Byrd.
Letters OF authority are given TO all
other parties specially accredited 10
represent this paper.
All postmasters In Texas. Oklahoma
md the Indian Territory arc author
ICED to receive subscriptions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

F"r HtHIr IhnH toWWINsIOncr.
We are authorized TO announce
wM, BRAMLETTE
OF Ellis county. as candidate
for land commissioner for Texas
subject TO the action OF the Democratic
state convention
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
nANy FARMERS vICTIMIzED.
Didn't Get Their Pay for Butter Sent
to Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, November G.-rhc Press to-
morrow will say: In April last H. NJ.
Browning and a young man whose name is
not known, opened store for the sale of
butter at 1T Marguerite street in this
city. Browning watched the business here
ard sent the younS man TO the west to
negotiate with the farmers for the sale
of the product. He returned to this city
with a number OF names on his list. and
consienments of butter thereafter arrived
from the west to be paid for upon delivery.
Three weeks ago Browning suddenly left
town and last Tuesday the young man fol-
lowed after closing the shop. Since their
disappearance information has been re-
cciyed from farmers i'll northern Illinois
and southern Wisconsin, particularly JEFF
ferson county, to the effect that Browning
had failed to pay for consignments aggre-
eating over $4,000 in value. Steps have
been taken to capture the fugitives. IT Is
thought that other victims in the west
are yet to DE heard from.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
rmE EArE on rnREr.
Roswell IEas tJ.d o-hrr Mysteries Than sIe
7Fu~tse- us Poorest Crowley.

Roswell Has lid brh~r Mysteries Than tIe
Murder us FORREST Crowley.
TIE arrow ~ fat. seems To be pointed
tha E..Ie saau o: Roswell within the
I.eIs II i wjse in that locality three hap
homes have bsen mad- Gesolato during
lie past turte wears. Three OF the most
prrns neut ci,izeas Of the place disappear
- at different times under similar circUre
Stances Tie body cf the last man who
diS4Fr cared WAS found fouiIv mutjlatei.
-~'er tie most horrible murder known IN
.erims1s-l annals 81 shc state. The lis
rance ~ the other two IS sal
ssd iu deep myss rs. What became of
w5H. perhaps. never te known. but
Developments nave led the people of
- iet t3..n TO believe that they were
hi far their money.
tle killing al Forrest Crowley. with
NOT .franse and inexalicab,e features.
tFr.. that two oth1r G-sll-known men
Atlanta on the sap,. mission and
ehot <.s- heard Of again was kept secret
CANS al.ope that some clue TO their dis
- Nc. might be obtained. Ali efforts
p''A it,. anything about the missing
SherHis 81 tlilel ana il j. probable that no
,f-i,,,s .niqa.r tell the tale.
souy Thomson lived near Roswell.
u th' Eenra uceessfHI planter and one OF
rh.. e,.,yr, NJ Nn men iu thss section ~ the
-hfs~arriri the daughter Of Colonel
part! "-it., !, Isucker. tLe most popular
the rgprs Zen Milton county. and FOR some
-. a lasth. eVentfu! trip u 1ir. Thom-
'ois uta. they lived ia unin g cupI-
any, ,.,r,.i,,- H.. xopo, man do.
u as-rS,nrR A..Insa TT TT aaS purpose y
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

lie priests in Russian Poland have been
arrested or suspended for refusing to swear
allegiance to the car. Among theIn' ne
says, are the bishops Of Lubii1 ana Sahao-
nitric The Princess .Al;%, OF 4ttSSa, Is Salu
to nave intercedci fer some OF the pfiesss
released yesterday
The Daily News correspondent in Paris
says: while services were ia progress IN
Protestant and Jewish places - WORSHIP
the Catholic churches stood alooi from tls
universal mourning. CaIdlr1i tach4fda
silent disregard Of the popular wish Tor =
requiem mass IN the cathedra! OF >ore
Dame prompted accusations Ct iac.- Of
PATRIOTISM. Tho Catholics then threatened
to ask the government to convert me arc
de Triomphe into Il chapel a3d to iaFltc 'i!e
Russian popes "a say mass AZ an li-iprohip-
IL altar beneath IT,
Cardinal Richards has now announced
q service . be held at the cathedral oi
NotrA Dame on the nth. RE himself viii
oiliciate and viii offer prayers lor ttuSSl1
;nd France but not Tor The Ger. Al
though the public thinks the cardinal n2@
yielded the exception shows that Teahy
he has ROC"
Tonight Cardinal Richards ordered pray
ers throughout the diocese.
: Warsaw dispatch says that General
Gourho has commanded explicitly that the
oath &c allegiance must he taken N tae
Russian laIguaze.
Diagnosis Of the Cars Case.
St Pete-sAere. November 9.--The dag
nosis Of the case Of the late ear by the
five doctors attending him. DIS LeyGci3'
Zacharin Hirsh, PopoT AMI Wedjemiaoh'
was officially published here this morning
1t tailies throughout with the various inter
views with Professor Lcyden and ADDS that
an autopsy by five Russian anatomists
shows that his majesty's death was due
to paralysis of the neagt consequent upon
degenerate muscles; ny0p9trophy oil the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
OLD AGE ANn YOUTH.
General Cassins ". CLAY, A:cd EFrhty-fonr
AeAI-. Ii cd. - III \ lrt...,,


Years. Netis oirI oi fifteen.
Lexington, ~, November Specially
" Liiehtii, the estate OF General Cassius N.
1laN' + the point 10 which ali eyes are
turned today, and much speculation IS ia
duised in as 10 Ine events which have trans
pred within ;nc walls Of thai historical o.d
mansion within the past forty -.t,ut hours.
Ncthing can be learned Of the reported mar.
.itSe OF General clay aIi pretty Mis-. Dora
richardson the sli-ht dftecn-y.su-ola
daughter of parents Uow dcaG. Sine tnc
general suddenly appcaret! IN Richmond on
Saturday and secured Il liueDcc 10 marry
the slft MOI a wotd Word has been heard
from whitehall save that sac ceremony has
taken place. anu tie rcas,n thar Whiacn&U
ami the general ana MS glrl- D.. iac /, j. shat
Oft iiom the world Is thot Iae oil Ias!,trst..
has posted armed pio!letS aHoIuH nis, es-
tate and ,!le only MEANS 90 gaining ad-
miitanc- TO whitehall is 10 5iye ins. couu-
teisign and pass Ire Gordon ~ p.ckcts
These vii,tles ara eyer ou the alert. TAe
q iatiNes ot General Clay are expected 10
raise q big row and attempt 70 prevent tine
marriage 4 a. has not SCI been soicmnizad,
bat those who know tha old general and his
stubborn character aver that all tnc sol
diers la The United States army cant break
OF the match Those ia from tn country
surrounding NaiI,aal state that .he gen
erai has become very crratlc OF late amt is
~ constant fear that me- Viii b. killed ana
m order 10 prcvenf tho supposed cnerics
from surprising MIN he has pick ted his
entire estate. and Whitehall tonight is an
OH fortress. Ia order 10 tear tAe gin
bride from the arms Of tile old soldier those
Who oppose The marriage must first pass
the Gordon III piek.ts. and tlan NEE. the
nenl"r-t.i. di.t K-tn Uatcl The general
orc" proved his eNpcrtness i'm kiIliu- sam
uel NJ. Brown with Twelve STROKES IN almost
Z ha!t minutes time. Il S understood t.at
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

ed to plant and had been in correspond
ence with some parties in this city with
view of buying more stock. That morn
ing his wife drove with him to the station.
1t was the last she saw of him. Next day
he failed to como back. The next day
passed and the next, still he failed to re-
turn. His friends became uneasy ana
came to Atlanta, but no trace OF the
missing man could be found. No one hau
seen him. That he came to the city was
assured. because he conversed with the
conductor on the trip. What became or
him after he arrived could not be learned
and until now nothing has been heard from
him. This was the first citizen of Roswell
who came to Atlanta to buy live stock and
never came back.
Six months after Thomson left Mr.. Rob-
ert McGinnis, also q young married man.
came to this city 10 buy horses. He was
a man of Acknowledged sobriety and hon
esty, ana when the days passed and he
never returned home there was alarm IN:
his native village. He was last at
the stable Of Miller 4 Brady by several
citizens of Roswell. among whom was Mr.
Seaborn Crowley. No explanation could be
given of the sudden and mysterious disap-
pearance Of the two men. Circulars of
description namink Il reward We're sent
IL the police authorities OF different cities,
bu; no reply was received. Neither of the
men has ever been heard Of
mus IS was that when Forrest Crowley
was lured away from Roswell upon the
pretense OF q mule trade to an awful
death that all the strange condolences
came out.
Il knew the two men Well" said Mr..
Seaborn Crowley yesterday afternoon. MY
son Forrest and Mctiina3s were great
friends and grew up together. Forrest
knew Thomson. too. ana when he disap-
pearcd We ;.cve all very much concerned.
IL IS certainly qVeer and mysterious
thing. / 5el.Yc. sure as / am staN2ina.
here. that I would have never heard Of
Forrest again or found his body unless [
had come 10 Atlanta the same uay with
him."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
FOREST FIRES ~ ARKANSAS.
Twenty-Five Miles Area burned, but
NJ Settlements SMErr.

Memphis. Tenn, November lin the past
twenty--our hours the vast fires in the ~
kansas forests have cone no damage ex-
cept To timber, although they stili rage win
undated fury. Twenty-Five miles between
Marion ana Jones's landing have been
burned out and now the fires are headed
toward the river ami We're only four miles
distant from the water at night.
Reports from the burnt district today
make 4 certain that no settlements have
been invaded. the fires being confined to
the timber. They travel slowly AS the wood
IS all hard. and ln many piaecs the country
is marshy and damp. There are reports
OF life lost, but these are vague. and are
not seriously entertained. The long drought
and the consequent dryness Of the wood 1
has resulted an unusual number OF iires
i'm towns in this section.
~ Ripley. Tenn. yesterday. the people
gathered aud prayed TO- ram. At Nut Bush
Tenn. a ntgre-s attempted to kali 4 rattle
snare 10y burning q PATE of weed over h4m
4 couiiagration started ana hail dozen
plantations were swept u everything Be-
tween CoNmGtuH anu Dyersburs fires are
raging tonight Telegraph ana telephone
wires are burned away, and the particulars
are measer.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
A Defeated Candidate Dying.

Huron, S. D., November u.-RepoEts
from Redheld tonight say that Judge Isaac
Howe, defeated populist candidate for gov
ernor is gradually failing. His physicians
have abandoned all hope of his recovery
and death is expected at any moment. The
defeat of himself and the populist ticket,
together with overexertion in the cam
paign, are assigned the direct cause of
his illness.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

mined stand against the Japs. Admiral Sir
+. r. Freemantle, in command of the Brit
ish fleet, considers that Port Arthur Will
probably be, the scene of the last engage
ment between the Chinese and Japanese.
HOW KIN-CHOw FELL
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12


Dallas. Tex, November 1.-THE cotton
crop IS ended The thermometer was IT -
degrees at daylight this morning. Your cor
respondent rode twenty miles through the
fields today They are black. the stalks ore
Gead. bulls, blooms. squares ana All. Not
ono pound more can b. made this year.
Half the patches have been picked clean.
the other half will yield . little more posi-
bly,. IN eighth Of the amount already
picked and gnued is either marketed or ~
ms a the ginhcusc. As no rain of any
consequence has fallen in three months, the
planters are well NJ with picking. There IS
no reason to prevent theis' marketing every
bale within ,lt nsx II siN weeks. some may
hold il on account Of loW- prices and the
hope that later in the season they may get
au ADVANCE. They are unanimous upon one
point-uot 10 plant more than hair the pres
ent area next year Hundreds have deter
mined 10 plant none ct all Tor the good and
sufficient reason that II does not pay II IS
now at least cents below the actual cost
OF production on leased or rented lands
and / cent below where q man owns the
ground.
Wheat corn. oats and prairie hay pay
better than cotton AT So and ! cents per
pound. Fortunately for the Texas cotton
planter the homestead laws Of the state
will not allow him to incur other than debts
of honor He, therefore, owes little or
nothing He has made one Of the finest CO
real crops ever grown, and, therefore, his
looses on cotton viii not trouble him, other
than the detection that he has worked this
year on that crop for nothing.
The testimonials published on behalf OF
Hoods Sar7apa~ilia are as reliable and rs
worthy your contGe. &c as II they came from
your best and moss trusted neighhor. they
state simple facts.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
General Gourlso's Petition.

London, November 9.-The Daily News
CORRESPONDENT in Vienna confirms the re-
port that General Gourko. military gov
ernor of Warsaw, has received a petition
for the release of the kilinslI convicts.
The correspondent adds that more Catho-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

The Russian General Desires to See the
Convicfs Released,

Moscow, November "a second funeral
train accompanied the one bearing the body
of the car as far this city. Emperor
Nicholas III accompanied the body only as
far as Sebastopol. where he boarded the
Russian cruiser Oriel Ell route for St.
Of es.SblIr,r
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
FLEEING FOR THEIR LIVES.
Chinese Soldiers Utterly DemoraIized
Over the Advance OF the Japs.

London, November "a special to the
Central News from Chez Foo. dated Novem-
Der 6th, reports hundreds OF Chinese arriv-
ing there from Manchura, whence they are
fleeing. frightened at the approach of the
Japanese. The Chinese troops and such
vessels OF the Chinese fleet AZ are cooped up
at Port Arthur have been ordered to attack
the japanese wherever they meet them
II is reported that Port Arthur is stu in
vested by the Japanese and that two of the
forts there have been captured by them
The Chinese soldiers are DESERVING from
New Chwang, fearing an attack by the Jan
auese,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
Retreatcd to the Mountains.

Shanghai, November 9-rhe Chinese army
Of the north has retreatcd TO the mountains,
where the soldiers are reported to be stary-
ing and suffering severely from cold and ex-
posture. The Japanese army is reported to
be cncamped at Feng WhanS ChenG The
Japanese are pursuing about 1900 Chinese
mostly raw recruits.
PORT Arthur is exnerted to make a deter
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

Coucbs and Colds. Those who are suffering
from Coughs Gods, Sore Throat, etc. should try
browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. sold only in
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

Smart weed and Belladonna, combined
with the other ingredients Usca IN the best
porous plastcrs. MAKE Carriers ). ". and
J.. Bacbao he Piasters ;Ec best IN the mark
ct. Price - cents.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

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81 Or. Prices baking Powder
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
\ Proposition of Peace.

Toxic, November 1.--UntcG States Min
lister Dunn mas communicated TO me miu-
iStry the substance Of IN important cipher
cablcgram PROPOSE ion received irGIu Sec
rotary Gresham AZ washing ton. Ii suggests
;hat If Japan WIZ join China in requesting
the president OF the United States u act
n mediator ID se.tiHg the Uttr, lie viii
exercise his gOo1 Offices in thC. capacity.
similar proposition has betn sent 70
China. The cahlcGr3m was received 10y Ain
lister Dunn Friday ami was presented 10
4 special meeting O. the ministry. IN
answer has tot yet been sent. The PROPOSE
ton presents "a grave question 10 the min
istry. They are urge! on on" hand by the
popular sentiment a. continue the w2r and
crash C'hiGa. ON the other hand Euro
pecan powers are fhrea tcnin@ "a intervene.
IS between these conflicting Influences tho
ministry finds great aiiIcuIty in reaching
q decision on the American proposi tion,
but the prospect is chat it VIII De accepted.
1t is learned that four days ago france
made a proposition 10 the United States 10
intervene.
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Prices or write Notr order.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

London. November S.-The Central News
Company has this dispatch from Shanghai:
The panic in New Chwang and through
out AIanuhuria continues. Numerous coun-
try people are arriving at New Chwang
and tWo-tnirds of the stores have been
closed.
Chang Chi Tung arrived in Nankn last
evening with the remains OF the viceroy OF
LANG Chang. \ war levy CT 81 a head
has been imposed in Haakow. The people
probably viii resist it."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

Three cents of the cheap taking powders
are required - SO a Iar a one Of Dr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06

-Die srobortise Biepele-6abrit Der
2o3ier Manufacturing 60. in 5o!ebo, bic
bic 3ueitsr6bte ibrer Mrt in Der @elt
iein ion, 1T am Mittpe9 Nbsno sans
our9 Geuer 3erit6rt ,porben. 9ie 500
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bellen Glammen als bic Geuermebr an
Drt unb Ste1e antam. G9on cine
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brit in &uinen. Das Tsuer mar bur9
bic Grplolon zines 9roBen Bebalters nit
Cad entitanben. Ser Nerlujt belduit
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runs Der Jabrit bat um 10 I9limmere
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bas ndditidbrise &ei9dft $4,000 Jobr~
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Nm Nbenb beg 80. g}opember iud

Mm Mbenb bes 80. Nopember lud5=
ten ginbre@er bic Wobnung bon Mi9-
ael @obp in WarpspiQe, Union Sonntp.
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ben 9ai9en Der Rleiber beslelben Vine
solbene nbr nebit $5 in @elb. Bon oen
Ginbre6ern bat man feineSpur.
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murf wioer murft.

Ottawa, Ont, 80. op.-9a he
3eeaieruag Der Uer. Gtaaten ousbriid-
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Hf ! arbsiten nir an dmerifanii9e Bir-
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Zoo in oen flammen.

Maniitique Mi9., 3. Sea. -
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bon Soiepb Wlit@eq ooqitdnbis ab unb
famen babel be6en 3mei &naben i'm Mlter
BON 3 unb 5 Sabren in ben Glammen
um.
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OCpUtISusSItl uSlIuHSU ~ Uuo OtSSu1lUyt
$50, SOS ,OO9.34. Die 8ermiQisuusen
fur bas laufsnbe Sobr betrasen S52,=
S29, ll2.68, uno bic VerwiQi9unsen liir
oas fommenoe GiscaIiabr s52.8ls,628.=
55.
Der Prafibent erpabnt Johann bic iibri.
gen Departementsberi9te unb mieoerbolt
einise Der in benielben semadten Nor=
ialase. 60 empfeblt ct Dor Maem ben
Vori9las oes @eneraIpoitmeiiters. bic
Qite Der poltiaden ;,ueiter &loNe elmer
eenaueu Nep,j ion III untermerfen, oo
oieie 8laKe uon Yoitia@en baufis Bios
su MnSeisesweden benutt miro uno ba.
our1 bic Nesieruns einen sroben Nus=
faQ an Ginnabmen erIeibe. Der @ene=
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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
PUBLISHERS OF THE
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A Journal issued Daily,
Sunday excepted)
Sunday excepted

In the English language and pledged in policy to support
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interests of the aborng good and honest Govern
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
The undersigned has from the Eastern States
The Largest Single Order
Of Billiard Material
ever imported to the Islands It concludes follows:
Cloth grades;
Cues, assorted;
Cushions, [by Block. PATENT;
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Pool
Tips, Chalk
Pocket Castings with feathers, and fringe
complete
Pocket MEETINGS, fringe and feathers;
Rubber covers;
Court Plaster, green and black;
New style chalk holders;
Triangles:
Shake balls and leather bottles;
Pool pins
Markers. etc., etc.
and the undersigned is prepared to do any and all
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BILLIARD TABLE WORK
at reasonable rates with dispatch Also and second
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Please apply to j. p. BOWEN,
Perry Block, Hotel ST. Honolulu
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KEEPS FOR SALE:
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Old New Corrugated Iron. Minton Tiles.
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