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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-04

E0R SALE FARM ITO ACRES; 50 ACRES
Il improved, Two good houses, running spring
water at both, three good barns, young orbcard
Located in village of Forest Lake, Susauehanna
county. Only a few rods to school, church
postoilice, etc. Beautiful lake oil stocked
with game fish. Terms easy. Applyto ID, W,
BROWN, attorney. sos Sprnce street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-04

It'll the score stand
ing 8 to 1 in Scran-
toms favor, the rain
descended in tor.
rents on Saturday
afternoon, thus de-
spelling our chan
ces, for the present
at least, of advan'
cling to fourth place
in the State league
championship race,
The only league
rama played was
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-04

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
Harrisburg at Scranton.
Altoona at Hazleton.
P~ottsville at Allentown.
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AS
y l.. |. l..
Rain Again Prevents Us From Advancing a
Step Forward,
We ARE Still IN sixth Place

Scranton Has Not Materially Changed
Its Position in the State League
Championship, Although Winning
Every Game 1t Played Last Week.
Games Played SATURDAY -Crisp
Base Ball News-Of Interest to
Cyclers - News of All Sorts Of
Sports in a Nutshell.
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NOR SALE-THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED
Il Photograph Galley. VIII sell at one.
half tho value on account Of other business.
Apply to d. r.. BRAMAN, Forest City, Pa,
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For Rent.
For Sale,

IGOR SALE-ROLL TOP DESK AND
H. Typewriter cabinet for sale. Room 4,
Price building y
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Wanted.
Age nts Wanted.
Help Wanted -M ale.

WAN TED-AN ENERGETIC MAN WITH
w about $50. Can get an agency which
will pay 1926 a week and expenses.
A. A. BARNES, Conway House.
WANTED - GOOD WHEELWRlGHT.
w Gilihool's Carriage works, corner Lack
awanna avenue and Seventh street.
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CITUATIoN wANTED-BY A YOUNG
- lady, clerking or writin In ofice, who js
q good writer. Address, }. K,
RoX n, Minooka, Pa.
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"A FOUR base hitm
With speed intense
The ball hath hit
Beside the fence.
He runsl He flies
Until he reelsl
The bleachers' cries
Inspire his heels.
The winning run
The race must be!
Then he hath won
The victory.
A rush. A slidel
A ~deafening shout
The umpire cried:
1.-THE players outp
ry,v,J,,I DT.T.
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DOY ID YEARS OF AGE, ONE YEAR Elk.
- perience in barber shop, wants to work
with any barber to learn the trade. Address
L. .. Box s., Old Forge, Pa.
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pOSITION WAN rED-BY A YOUNG MAN
l. 20 years of age; u stripper and booking in
cigar factory, or any work. Address B. G.,
Tribune Office.
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ONE CENT 7
q Word.
Wants of all kinds cost that much, ca
eept Situations Wanted, Which are ihserta
FREE.
Situations Wanted d.

DAKER WANTS SITUATION; COUNTRY
- preferred. Address Harry Wilson, Tay'
Tor, LacKaWpnnn county, Pa.
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The Scrapper base ball club will chal.
lenge any club under 20 years Of age and
would like to hear from the James boys or
the Fairmounts. Answer through THE
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clINTs FROM the DIAMOND.

Springfield, 5; Providence, 4
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E. E. Rice has again climbed to that
dizzy height which he occupied years ago
in the managerial world. During the past
season he has given employment to 228
actors, singers and dancers, and the salary
sheets Of his companies, "l492," "Dixey
and Venus" amounted to S. $50 per week.
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FOR A STRAIGHT TICKET.
Capt. s. \. Reeder. one of the Most Pros porous Planters in the County,
 Favors the Proposition.

Capt S N Reeder. of Jefferson township, was in the city yesterday Capt Reeder is one of the largest and most prosperous planters in lief ferson county. He owns large plantation of which 900 acres are in cultivation. In that connection we might remark parenthetieally that Capt. Reeder is man who raises his own "hog and hominy," and in- stead of buying provisions for him. self and his tenents, he grows every thing of that kind on his plantation, and is absolutely independent of the credit merchant This year. Capt. Reeder informs us. he will raise about 300 acres Of corn. 15e acres of cotton, and the rest of his farm will be planted i'll grasses and clover for his stock.
 While in the city yesterday a GRAPnIc reporter sought brief in- terview with him in regard to the political question which is now agi- tating the minds of the Democratic voters of the county.
 What do you think of the propo- sition for straight ticket? asked
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the reporter.
 "I am in favor of it and think We ought to run it" said the Captain.
 Why" asked the reporter.
 Because I think we will have bet ter labor throughout the county The negro ill politics is no account for work, while out of politics he makes very good workman"
 Do you think a straight ticket will in anyway demoralze the la- bor of the county as claimed by cer- tain parties?' was thenext question
 T do not" was the prompt reply When we have compromise the negroes devote too much of their time to political meetings, in conse- quence of which they neglect their work and crops. Now they do not expect any further representation ill the offices or in politics, and they do not talk politics or take any interest in the coming election whatever.
 How many voters are there on your place, and how many have paid their poll taX?"
 "There are about forty voters on my place, and so far only one has paid his poll tax. The others have neither the money or the desire to dc so, and none of them seem to care to pay $l.00 forth privilege of vot ing. The negro is perfectly con, tented to remain out of politics : Continuing Capt. Reeder said: By cry Democrat in Jefferson township with whom have talked about il lfavors straight ticket and there is no doubt our township will so in strnct her delegates to the county convention to le held May the 17th to vote accordingly
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RIOT AND BL0ODsHED.
MoBs ARE MOVING AROUND PITTS.
 BURG.
The Bodies of Several Hungarians Found
 Brutally Murdered in tine Woods.
speelal nlspatch to the GnApnIc.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 PITTsBtRG, April 5.-A report has just reached here that a desperate battle has occurred ht Valley and twelve Hungarians killed, but the report has not yet been confirmed. The dead bodies of several Hunga- Fiaps were found in the woods near Dawson this morning, but it is not known how they were killed. Three thousand men are on the way from Scottdale to Mayor to attack works there President L. R. Davis, of the mine workers association who was arrested for the murder of Paddock, was arraigned at. Uniontown this morning and held tp await the ac- tionsof the grand jury Alexander Markley has been elected to take Davis place and lead the strikers Thousands. are now moving to Mt. Pleasant. A big mob is also moving from Mt. Braddock toward Pitts burg, and the situation is serious.
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4 Prisoner Recaptured.

Since the 24th day of December las elijah Stewart has been an eses ped prisoner from the county farm. constable Philpot located hini.in Cleveland county and only T few weeks ago made a trip down there with the view of getting possess ion of him. The night before the Constable reached his destination Stewal-. got away and nothing more was seeh nr heard tell of him until day before yesterday, when an officer in Cleveland county located him and brought him to this city yesterday. He will be sent to the farm today,
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No LIeen.e Association.

The DAILY GRAPHIC is in receipt of 9 communication from Prof. D. H. IColquett at Little Rock, stating that the No License Association met at the State House yesterday and per fected the organization by eleeting Rev. E. L. Beau, President, and J. r. Munday and Jno. NJ Parker, Secretaries. The remainder Of the morning session was spent in hear ing reports from the various com mittees. The association was largely attended and was an interesting meeting
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Revival Services.

The revival services at the Main Street Methodist church are being well attended, and a great deal of interest is being manifest Rev. Mr. Thomas is q good talker and a very earnest pleader in the cause of the Master. His sermon last night was based upon the proposition that man can dc nothing without the help of his maker.
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FOR A STRAIGHT TICKET.
What some of Pine Bluffs Leading Men
 Have to Say of the Situation.

In his rounds today reporter for the GRAPHIC found that out of six teen leading and prominent business men he had short conversation with on the subject of a straight Democratic ticket or a compromise everyone of them were i'll favor of d straight ticket. Also he had a con versation with leading farmer in Washington township, with one from Whiteville, two from Spring and one from Niyen and every one of these gentlemen stated that they themselves and their neighbors were
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almost to man in favor of a straight ticket. It was the desire of the reporter to give their opinions in their own words, but their answers were so very near the same thing that we decided to lump them all and their expressions were as men, toned above. It is, however, our in- tention to publish the statements of several within the next day or two so that every body can judge the situ- ation for himself.
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N.s Tour of, Inspection.

The grand jury returned yesterday from the county farm, whither they had gone on an inspecting tour Their report will be watched with great interest, as the general impress sion is that they din t find everything just as they would like. In all probability there will be several dis missals among the prisoners from the farm as a result of their trip.
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t.or Physical i,evelnnmnnt


 NEw HAVEN, April 5.-The seventh |lnual convention of the American Fsociation for Che Advancement Physical Education will be held in e Yale gymnasium today and the 70 ensuing days It is expected l at about 300 instructors in this |prls will attend the convention presenting college gymnasiums, |rlnal and public schools and turn 2 societies. Addresses will be de tered by Dr. Sargent, of Harvard; Seaver, of Yale; Dr. Gulick, of |ring6eld, Mass, Dr. Hitchcock, of |nherst, and other well-known ad- peates of physical culture.
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We invite your attention to the announcement in this issue of the Mutual Life Insurance Co, Tiles company, which appears in this issue The total life insurance in force in this company in Arkansas, Dec. I, ls9S, was SS,2l3,4o7s or nearly as much as nearly all the other com Panlescombinee This excellent com pany needs no recommendation at our hands; it's figures speak for themselves. Mr (. H. Eckford is the local agent for this company at this place.
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MISS POLLARD RECALLED.
She is Called on to Testify in Answer to
 Breckinridge.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC
 WASHINGTON, D. c, April 5.-In the Breekinridge-Po Pollard case this morn ing, Mss Pollard was recalled by Judge Wilson and questioned con corning the birth of her first child The matron Of the Washington Founding Home next testified in corroberation of Miss Pollard's testi- mony. The cross-examination of Mr. Rreekinridge was concluded yes tefday afternoon.
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Old Folks, Concert.

Thefollowing is the program for the Old Folks Concert to be given at the Institute tonight under the aus pices of the ladies of the Presby- terian church:
 PART I. CD America. ...Ch0rus (2J ''I Dreampt I Dwelt in Mar
 .-ble Halls ''-SoIo, Bessie Altheimer (3) "Yesterday y''-Solo.....
 .%...........>............E ..Emma>M MeCreary Chorus by Children. t4) Recitation......... Nellie McEwen l51 "I''.a Pilgrim '-Quartette
 Misses, Nodie Andrews. Lu-
 cie Mills; Messrs Voss and
 Panther. ';
 (61 Hast Rose ef Sumner
 Solo............s....... Eliza orto {7 @What Are the Wild Waves
 Saging2"-DHett, 4r, and
 MiaS Campbell.
 (S) s0iil Black Joe. tby re
 .l,ies stl..........t.......,M. J. Panther
 PART H. Q) Annie Laurie '.................ChOrus (2l t.John Anderson on'-Soloa.....
 ........................ ...- Emma McCreary t31 Recitation........... Miss Aaranson +l4) '.Sw wanie River''-Solo..............
 ...............M Mrs. Sam Franklin, Jr a5) "Gyney Countess -Duett........
 ..... Hellnie Aitheimer, Doc Sanders tt6) "Old Kentucky Home"-Solo ... ] ......................... .Nodie Andrews af7l Dixie. Chorus
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 Silver Novelties.

\ sterling silver curling irons; very pretty Beautiful designs of solid silver nail files, sterling silver shoe horns, sterling silver shoe batteners, sterling silver glove butt0ners, ster- ling silver book marks. sterling silver bib pins. An endless variety of sword pins in silver and gold from 75 cents up, and the prettiest love ever sold by us.
 NJ. PARSE & Co.
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n Memory of Hamilton r,sh

AhnANA' N- Y. April 5.-Mr. and E: George F. Edmunds will be pests of the Governor of New York |'a Mrs. Flower on the occasion of
 |e pubic memorial exercises which ke place here today in memory of |e iate amiIton Fish.
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Jefferson County Medical socsst,.

The regular monthly meeting of the 5ellerson County Medical Society will De held at the office ef Drs. orto and yordan this evening ct s o'clock. ihe election Of officers and other important business will be trans acted All members requested to bel present.
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WALLAcE--In Hickory Flat Miss. April }, 1884, Mrs. ". " Wallace
 The deceased was the daughter of Maj. ]. H. Alexander and sister oi Mr. V Q. Alexander. both Of this city. Two children, n son and a daughter of the deceased will arrive in the city with their grandfather and make Pine Bts:a thcsr home.
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Wiil He Hang Tomofrg,yq ,

'nIcAao' April 5.-The hearing of Fg1nients for and against granting |new trial to Eugene Pendcrgrast, |enurderel, ofMayor Harrison. will he''i foday. If the trial proceeds bother Stay of execution must be |'ansesl, so that at all events Pen [rgrast will not hang tomorrow.
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Texarkana and Return

One and one-third fare for the round trip on certificate plan to Tex arkana and return via Cotton Belt Route on April Is to 2l inclusive, ac- count State Convention Young Mems Christian Association.
 B. H. WILSON; Agent
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REPUBLICANS GET TT.
The Little State of Rhode Island Gives Its
 Usual Republican Majority

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 PROVIDENCE, R. L, April 5.--Com- plete returns of the election yester- day from all parts of the Statesshow the election of Brown fRep.4 Gov ernor by plurality of 6,0O0.
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| Solar Eelipse

NEw YoRK, April 5.-one of the so-
 eelipses of the year occurs day, and at a point where the lipse is central the sun will appear rafew moments like anarrow ring light. The duration of the ring
 Iles about thirty seconds on the estern coast of India to less than Eecond in northwestern China, and hen the tip of the moons surface most grazes the earth and the lipse track is not half mile wide.
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legislative Arguments.

NAsISGToN, April 5.-The Honse |'ee.i.s eommitteec on March q Eea tm time for argument in the
 'se ol N atson vs. Black, from the
 Fntn 6eorgia District. for today |'o doode vs. Epes, from FonrflI |lrsanla District. is set for April 24
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} 4 Reprieve for Murderer Andrews

A Reprieve for Murderer Andrews TRENTON, \. l., April 5.-Governor |erts has granted a reprieve to foIge Andrews, the colored man ho killed his wife ill Washington arfen county, and who was to be eeuted today. The reprievc is un-
 Aprlll9, in order that Andrews 'unsel may have an opportunity to esenl his case to the Court of Par |)rs
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If you did, you can see it over again by clipping your coupons from the DAILY GRAPHIC. six of which, with 10 cents, will entitle you to l6 views.
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saie Grocers or the south. RLEANs, April5.-The South 'esale Grocers' Association their annual convention in rom today to April '.
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patronIze Home Factories,

.ye have recently added a full line of sash and door machinery and arc now making all kinds of doors and windows from cypress and yellow pine, which we guarantee to give perfect satisfaction. Better than white pine and for less money.
 l 27tf BLUFF CrTY LUMBER Go.
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Burglars

would not have broken into AL .heilners store had they known how ioW they sell an elegant suit of clothes, stylish hat and shoes Call and see for yourself.
 ALTHEIAaER < Co.,, Sor. Second avenue and Piue. 37tf
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Kansas RennhIicans nra..

forEkA, April 5.-The State Re at'a'ean League meets here today ',''a. x those expected to speak are K as'x Chief Justice Horton and s7s'9tE ex-Senator Ingalls.
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 Yachtsmen Rannnef.

NEW YORK, April =5.-A subserip- tion dinner limited to fifty members will begin at the New York Yacht Clubhouse this evening.
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The Cracker-iack

Of all shoes is the Nettleton, the neat est made, the longest wearer, at prices to suit the hard times.
 AI.THEIMER X Co.,, Cor Second avenue and Pine. 327
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Kansas Teachers in Session.

LAWRENCE, KAN, April 5.-The two sections of the State Teachers Association hold joint convention here today.
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A BIG BLAZE.
BUFFALO CALLED ON FOR AID.
The Entire Business Portion of Lancaster.
 N, gst Destroyed By Fire.
speciaI Dispatch to the GRApnIc.

LANCASTER, N. Ya April 5.-The en- tire business portion Of this place was burned at an early, hour this morning. Aid has been sent from Buffalo to subdue the flames.
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Loyal League Of America.
 ANooGA, April ,. The State son of the Loyal League of Will begin it's session here
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 Confederate Reunion

Tl3l5 to Birmingham, Ala, and return via Cotton Belt Route on April, P and 24. Tickets good for return passage thirty day, from date oi sale B. H. WILSON, Agt.
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'TODAY'S EVENTS.
f,v,sp News Concerning the Important oe- currenees This Day.
,,,,,r., walker starts for Honolulu.

Aamiral Walker starts for Honolulu. SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-Rear Ad- l |niral John G. Walker left Washing on March g to take the steamer at |sau Francisco today for Honolulu, vl,eie he will relieve Admiral Irwin |,nal hoist his flag on the cruiser |sh5lapelphia. In addition to his |orfnal orders and q letter of intro. |!nction to Minister Willis, he is |barped with the mission of de |ernlining the most favorable local |tv of ground inside of Pearl Harhor |pr a United States naval eoaling |tation. adapted for docks and Ieceessary shops for the general ! ses of the navy, and of entering |nfo Negotiations for the purchase of Inch property. He has had confer |nce with the President, as well as |sith Secretaries Gresham and Her. |ert. and departs with unusual dis teti0nary powers. His actions are, |f course, subject to the approval md ra tifieation of the President, but |is Recognized familiarity with the |lldect and the full confidence re- |osea in his judgment are such. that
 E ispractically withou limitation
 5 Establish the proposed station.
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or With the oid. On With the New.

Easter festivities will find our lines of spring and summer outfits for all mankind replete with the novelties of the season.
 3 lt1tf KAsTnR & RLI;THRNTHAI1,
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 DIED.

YANcE-In this city. April f. 1894, the infan son Of Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Vance.
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32O SUPERB Photographs.

More than offered by any other newspaper of the buildings and chief exhib- it's at the Worlds Pair. The handsome specimens of art make Handsome Souvenirs for the Parlor or Library.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-05
rhe Atiantie,s Season of Sports

Inc Atiantie's Season of Sports.
 PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-The fol- owing schedule has been adopted by he Atlantic Association, A. A. T.: |odag. Pittsburg Athletic Club; |prH ', Athletic Club schuylkin law. Philadelphia; April B and l4, |onpareil Athletic Club. Beaver |aIlss April 2S, Morris Guard Athletic
 ssociation, Atlantic City; May 30, fttsburg Athletic Club. Athletic l ub sclluylkin Navy: June g, Gale pnian Club, Philadelphia; June 13 |isl l4. Cardinal Manning Club; June
 Y.M. C. A., Philadelphia. August
 Excelsior Athletic Club, Scranton; |ptember I, Bank Clerks Atletic As Feiation, Philadelphia, Pittsburg |thlefic Club, .
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s. D. !l'iDl)Gl| axe.

We want to thank our
friends for the very liberal pat
ronage shown us iii the past II
months, particularly since We
have been in ournew building.
You have shown your friend
ship by coming to see us, and
we have endeavored to show
ours by dealing with you fairly
and honestly, and selling you
goods as low as it is possible to
do business and live. We have
a few things left in the way Of
ladies wraps, shawls, blankets,
comforts, &c that we are sell
ing very low to close, in fact,
all winter goods must be sold
at some price, so don't miss
this opportunity; We will have
lots OF cold weather yet. Our
house is always full Of season
able goods; we can always be
Of some advantage to you in
the way Of styles and prices;
don't fail to see our stock Of
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Agency for Rogers triple pla-
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some beautiful things in this
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truly yours,