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THE NITRATE COMBINATION.

New York, Aug. "a dispatch to the
Herald from Valparaiso, Chill, says:
The nitrate combination has resolved
to limit the export for the current year
to little more than 100000 Spanish
qUintals. The nitrate exported in July
from IquiQue was 40.242, 600 ki1os.
A company composed of foreign capt.
talists has been formed to work the
placer gold diggings in southern Chill.
Senior Bertrand, a government engineer,
has been appointed to go TO London to
represent Chill in the arbitration pro-
ceedings with Argentine, the arbitrator
being the British queen.
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The spreckeIs Faction.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-The
Spreckels faction of the Republican
party of the Fourth congressional dis
trio. has nominated H. q. W. Din4Sie-
spiel for congressman. W. w.
&orca que was nominated for presi-
Dental elector and Cornelius O'Connor
for alternate This makes TWO sets of
congressman and electors nominated by
the Republicans of the Fourth district
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EIGHT HOURS M CHIcAeo.

CHICAGO, Aug. Ex-Governor AItgeId
has issued a manifesto to the West
park board calling upon them to take
some actfnu on the matter of an eight
hour day for park laborers. In pur-
suance of this idea the beard passed
resolutions declaring in explicit terms
that eight hours should constitute a
DAVIS labor in the parks
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GAUDAUR. FErEg,s WELL.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5-Jacob Gaud-
aur, the oarsman. sailed on board the
American liner Paris today. bound for
Southampton. To a reporter who met
him at the pier Gaudaur said:
Il am in the pink of condition. in
fact I never felt better in my life. I
am going over to England to prepare
for my race with Stanbury, the Aus
tralian oarsman, which wifi be rowed
on the Thames on September FL
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET

NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
New York, Aug. 5.-Flour-Receipts
j, 500 barrels; exports, 5000 barrels.
Steady in a local way on bakers and
winter wheat brands.
Wheat-Receipts, none; dull: No. 2
red. 6615 afioat; No. l hard, 6615 ele-
vator. Options opened firmer on bad
crop reports and better Liverpool ca
hleS. but soon fell off and were dull
and easy ali day under local offerings,
predictions of cooler weather, south
eastern selling and light export de-
mand; closed unchanSed to &c. net
lower. August closed 6311s; September
closed Ga
Wool-Dull.
SilVer-6S5s.
Copper-F'irm: brokers price lilo;
exchange. Hos.
Lead-Weak; domestic brokers', 30;
exchange, 2.S5.
Cpffee-Opt&ons closed with prices Is
$50 points net advance. Sales 41,O00
bags. August, 10.3O@10.4O; September,
9.95Q10.00. Spot coffee-Rio, firm; No
Z 1l3z; mild, steady.
Sugar-Raw, firmer; fair refining,
Lie; centrifugal 96-test, 8 7-16; re-
fined. firm; standard A, Az confec-
toners A, AZ; cut loaf, S3s; crushed,
51a; granulated, AS.
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early, after which the market assumed
normal conditions. the range for the
day being 5s@s4c.
The oats crop news was bullish, but
in the absence of good outside buying
the market was quiet and steady, but
closed about the same as yesterday
The provision pit presented another
scene of unwonted hustle, accompanied
by no little excitement. Pork for Sep
TENDER delivery was at one moment
haring up like a newly lighted dry pine
fire and the next it was black as the
charred remains after being deluged
with water. Runors of all kinds were
numerous the one occupying the fore
ground of the display being concerning
the Canadian syndicate. which, accord
ing to a Montreal newspaper, has
bought more pork for September than
there is of the article in September.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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BOSTON, Aug. 5.-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say to-
morrow:
The wool markets Of the country
continue very quiet Sales in Boston
have exceeded those of the previous
week by over so per cent, with a large
portion being made up of sales that
have been pending for two or three
weeks. Actually there cannot be said
to be much increase in the demand.
There has been a little more feeling
aroused on the part Of the manufacture
efs, who continue buying according to
needs. The territories continue quiet.
but sales show an increase The sales
OF the week in Boston, New York and
fhiladelphia aggregate 2.735, 400 pounds,
2,OS1, 100 being domestic. and 700. 800
Foreign. Sales since January !, are
l0s.S02.0OO pounds: previous year, 2O7,-
Boston transactions have been 30 per
cent. in excess in volume Of those of the
previous week, but include sales which
have been pending fer two or three
weeks. The market is without decided
feature
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Ii HUNG CHANG
VISITS VICTORIA
The Queen Tells Him She IS Glad
to Behold Him.
SHE RISES IN HIS HONOR
Ii TAKES TEA WITH HIS ROYAL
HIGHNESs WALES.

Naval Display Made For the Benefit
of the Son of the Flovery King
dom Who Did Not Attempt TO Con-
ceal His Admiration at the I'M
posing Spectacle Presented.
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sTATEaIENTs WE'RE PREaIATURF..

LONDON, Aug. ga representative
Of Reuters Telegram company was in
formed today from a reliable source
that an the statements made to the
effect that Great Britain has acl1nowl-
edged the sovereignty of Brazil over
the island of Trinidad off the coast OF
Brazil, are premature. 1t was added,
however. that a solution of the ques-
ton in favor of Brazil is not impossi-
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nRYAN WON'T WEEP.
Carlisle Boys Who VIII Not Sup
port Bryan.

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a good deal
of comment was caused in political cir
cles today by the report that Logan
Carlisle, chief clerk of the treasury
department, and son of the secre-
tary, would not support the nomination
of Bryan and Sewall. Mr. Carlisle de-
clined to be interviewed on the sub
ject, but said to his friends he had
made no announcement Of his position
His friends say that he has announced
ernphatically that he would not and
could not support the Chicago ticket on
a. free silver platform.
Only last week, in a public inter
view. w. j. Carlisle. another son Of
the secretary, who lives in Chicago,
declared that he would not support
Bryan and Sewall.
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WOOL MARKETS
CONTINUE QUIET
There is But Little Increase in
the Demand.
BOSTON ON THE INCREASE
THE MARKET wITfSoUr A DECIn-
ED FEATURE.

Wall Street Took on n Holiday Act
yesterday Government Bonds
Weak and sIOw-MetaIs Inclined
TO Quietude-The Nitrate Combin-
atton-Western Live Stock Mar
kets.
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Liverpool, Aug. 5.-Close: Wheat
Spot, firm; demand. poor; No. red
winter, IS. I'd; No. 2 red spring, 5s.
I'D; No. l California, 5s. sd.
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WILL SUPPORT BRYAN.
Rev. Clark Davis Leaves the Pro-
hibitiOnists.

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 5.-Rev.
Clark Davis. for many years identified
with the Prohibition party. has with
drawn from the councils of that or
ganization and will sport Bryan for
the presidency. He resigned the chair
manship Of the state central commit
tee and also his membership of the
national committee. Rev. Davis is pas
tor of the Methodist Protestant church
in this city. and his wife is a first
cousin of W. J. Bryan.
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JOHNSTON SIMPLY
SWEPT The STATE
Democrats Stand By
Their Patty.
FORTY THOUSAND AHEAD
sEyENTY-FoUR DEMOCRATS IN THE
HOUSE.

Thirteen in the Senate-rhis Gives
the Democrats over Three-Fourths
of the Legislature-PopuIi Lead
ers Who Intimate That Fraud
Was Practiced-Other Political
Pointers of q Day.
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the men before any blows could be
exchanged. In an interview subss-
quently Barry stated that he had been
warmed Neagle would endeavor 10 pro-
woke a quarrel and upon the slightest
pTovocation shoot him, having wit
nesses nearby who would testify that
tine shooting was justifiabls
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May Fix Him.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-An
afternoon paper prints sensational
story to the effect that friends of
James II. Barry, who was assaulted
yesterday by David Neagle, are
organizing a vigilance committee and
will drive Neagle out of town. The
story does not receive credence.
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Articles.
LIVERPOOL, WHEAT

On the prodce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. Creamery 10G1412,
dairy 9q12 Eggs dull, 10.
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Free silver Prohibitionists.

HARRISBURG. Aug. 5.-The Ma
tional party, composed of free silver
Prohibitionists, is holding its first
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THE TREASURY.

Washington, Aug. 5.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $780,
464, 4S7; gold reserve, $110,20S,74S
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VANDERBILT.

No Doubt But That the Millionaire is
in Rad Fix.
NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 5.-Tlle con-
dition of Cornelius Vanderbilt is re-
ported to be not quite so favorable.
His brother, W. K. Vanderbilt, came
ashore from his yacht to visit him
as result of the unfavcrable turn,
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CASH quotations were as follows:

Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. spring 57sl, No. spring
57Gl5712, No. 2 red 61$s.
Corn-No. 2 D.
oats-No. 1872, No. white 211s@22A.
No. white 194ad2124.
Rye-No. 2 305a.
&C.
Flax seed-No. /, Il.
Timothy seed-Prime, 80.
Mess pork-Per barrel, $50.
Lard-Per 100 pounds, 3.45.
Sides-Short ribs Qoose) 360G3.65.
Shoulders-Dry sailed (boxed) S%Q4.
Sides-Short clear (boXed) 3&035s
Whisky-Distillers finished goods, per
gallon %
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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TIE STATE PRESS,

our Democratic friends are TALKING
about carrying West Virginia this
year, OF course, and few Of them seet1
TO actually believe 1t. West Virginia rs
a Republican state. Why? because the
natural iIlcrcaac 10 In favor OF the Re-
publican party, and has been SO con-
stantly for the last twenty years. The
great Democratic landslide in ninety
two only carried the small majority,
less than the Republican majority two
years later 4 large per cent OF the
yohRS men, when they east their arst
vultS urn breaking away from the pre-
JUDGES OF their fathers, and voting With
the parry OF progress. Party ties are
no longer inherited. Again, our largest
gain Is from tho hosts of new people
who arc coming into the state every
year from tho north, and who arc lnGge-
III RepuhlleRn. This Is permanent
galn.--Elltl I1ler- Mountain,
Nc welcome foreigners to becoinc
American citizens, but. whom they nra
natdraiHscd, NC want them 10 become
2 lilia our otit-and-nCt American, Holt.
A. q. Scherr. ~ Grant aad Mineral
COMMITTEES. American .AIaFIicAns. if VIC
cbliid commend AIR. ScileEr as he doe
serves We fear h. would blush, for he
81 "a modest u6 he iE honest and aisle,
and that Is saying q good deal. a SWlas
by birth, WE do not know u, more thOr-
ouEhiy American citizen thun nc. He
Ii a. power IN the politics OF this state,
and lie is SO largely because all men who
snow him know that they ear absolute
ly trust him. lie never deceives frlend
or Too, and his promises are made to be
kept, re did the district and the state
gallant service IN the conventions Of
last week. Long life 70 him. KcyBer
Echo.
Tic Second district Republicans de-
clare themselves 10 be on principle 0p-
pogCd 10 Instructions, but that docs not
make them any tho less unanlm6us for
tho Buckeye stat0smar for President
Grafton Sentinel.
{; There's more enthusiasm among West
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Mr.. Belford. ot Colorado, formerly a
member Of Congress from that state,
has harangued home multitude
and promulgated a great idea. II tho
country win not agree to the free coin
age Of silver on the mining camp basis
he IS ready to lead a movement TO- put
cut OF the Union all the states west Of
the Mississippi.
This 50 a bright thought, but whht
IL Mfr. Belford going to do about the
States that do not want to secede? There
arc some Of that kind west Of the FRther
Of VOTERS. Some Of these want FREQ sill
yer, hut they arc accustomed to being In
the Union and have no desire to follow
him out Then there nre states west OF
the Mississippi that do not want free
silver and would refuse to 80 Into a FREQ
stiver confederaey. THESE would give
M. Bedford some annoyance and mike
Il dlRlcult for him 70 carry out his
brilliant programme in oil the fulncas
Of ith fanciful effulEence.
We take the liberty TO suggest TO this
bubyant ron Of Colorado that he 80 slow.
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,r,Ixlnlry,s Pan 81 Campaign.

Speaking Of the efforts to draw Mayor
MCKINLEY into print on the silver quess-
tion, Mr.. Hanna yald to O friend at
Cleveland the other day:
..They are trying to involve him N q
controversy, but they can't do It. It y
not customary for presidential candi-
dates to declare themselves upon pend
Ing questions until they write their let
ter OF acceptance, and Major Mckinney
Is willing to be judged by his past. Al
the beginning Of our campaign we
adopted set of rule which have been
strictly adhered tn One was to make no
unlsirsd remark o., unfavo reelection
upon our Opponents. AnosGer was TO
make no promises to our friends and
supporters. third was To- be frank
and 1pen with everybody. "a fourth was
for Mr.. Mckinley to be. absol utely silent
on all matters that concern the presl-
.dency, and let hts friends 90 the taking:
He has observed that rule conscien-
stIously, and viii continue 70 DO 50. :,
'tBut Iscan tell you in a few words all
TINT Is necessary for the public TO know
Major Mckinley will abide by the 81
Louis platform,
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Naturally therels a good deal Of spec
ulation as to the object and PROBABLE
outcome Of Senator ouay's visit to
Major Mckinley. May It not be that the
senator goes becase he desires to talk
with the next President OF the United
States?
a good many other Republicans have
been to call on Major Mckinley and
found him pleasant man 70 talk to
found him a pleasant man to talk to.
he Is in the best humor, affable, full
FLOODED and likes totalk with men who
know something. Senator Quay knows
something. Within thepas. few months
he has been learning rapidly and 1t
may be that he 10 willing TO tell Major
MCKINLEY something Of all he has
learned
The country may be sure that he was
well received and that he has come
away with new appreciation Of The
man whom the people have selected to
be the next President Of the United
States.
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Perhaps Mr.. clarlSson would like to
extend his visiting list.


It Is possible. Of course. as che Regis
ter politely intlmates. that the 1ntelll-
gencer does not understand the money
question. For sake Of argument and TO
keep our nelghbor nice and sweet, let It
be assumed that this Is true in ali its
horrid deformity still 1t does not am
swer an important question.
II the Democratic national convention
shall declare for the free and unlimited
coinage Of the silver dollar at ratio II
IS 70 j viii the Register endorse that,
declare that 1t always did like crow and
protest that 1t is where Il always was,
for the ''money Of the constitution" and
ts ready to do battle. for It against all
Corners?
viii it assure its readers that Jeffer-
son and jackson and Cleveland and
carlisle, the great apostles OF Demo-
cracy, are on record as favorIng the
clipped dollar against any and all other
dollark7
This Is proper question and the
Register should be able and willing to
answer 1t. It is no answer to retort
that the 1ntelllgencer does not UNDER
stand the question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23

Mr. Platt's EFFORT to discredlt Major
Mckinley on the money question Is all
ready seen to be a boomerang. Cast at
Mckinley to destroy him, It has missed
that shining mark and returned full In
Mr.. Platt's face 1t ls highly probable
that 1t may end Mr., Plat as political
quantity.
The Republicans Of his state resent
the meanness and bad politics Of the
move and are turning on Mr.. Plat in
vengeance. It.looks asthough Mr.. Plat,
in blind desperation, had hit upon the
very thing TO end his controltn the great
state in which he has been almost abb
solute.
II the result lhould prove this to be
nue. the Republican party in New York
viii survive and the Republican party
in other states will continue to get
along. Leaders we must have. Bosses
we have not found absolutely indispen-
sable to the party's welfare.
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Washington Post; There Is In the
neighborhood Of Mfr, Plat IN New Yorls,
and in the columns OF the enoesatic
newspapers which g1lre opposed 70 MI.
Mckinley, something Of a clamor Tor an
expression At financial Views from the
Ohio candidate. IT would seem, how
ever, as it most Of this noisy demand
was confined to Platt and the news
papers. u,
al have Just returned from BOSTON,
said Senator Warren, Of Wyoming, yes
terday, land / did not hear anything
OF the great anxiety on the part OF the
business world IA; know where Mr.. NC
Kinley stands on the money question.
II seemed, so far as I could learn, tO be
generally Understood that tt he Y elect
ed, as ! think he will be, the finances
Of the country will be perfectly safe IN
his ands, and that he will not DO any.
thing toscnst dlscredft onfthe currency.
Represent Barrett. Of Massachu-
sets, who also returned yesterday tr,'in
q trip to New York and to his home also
said that he had not been able to dis
cover that widespread excitement ana
dIstrust which. according to the anti.
Mckinley people, Is alleged to exist.
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Distressing kidney ana bladder dis.
eases relieved In six hours by tho
NEW GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN
KIDNEY CURE" This new remedy
Is u great surprise on account Of it,
exceeding promptneSs in relieving pain
in the bladder. kttineyn, back and every
part OF the urinary passage In male
water and pain IN passing II almost
Immediately. If you want quick relief
ana cure this Is your remedy. Sold by
r. H. List. drugEiat. Wheeling. w. w.
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HItuHI Republican IAU INl year,
NH" u1 ltII l0N pa 'NrIi |iNn
l-5htrl4 tpf1 atf ef
di. NJ quo lnls'm
lfItf M ~ -
III III ott1 -
p9hildn
s5sfi M p oIE
.AESiilat 40 tiiat ~ llaeIten ne
Ei1d5J.
~ how the bl1isarg and bn re-
81 tod ~ follow pilin
decis Hon liich gRed " twelve
Sot the lesalnE Bank
tie m gtiei -
o. the ut q ~. q y
y belt wing tllalt tl1s i.qrt o oisle lq-
fffici ms % ffiiy IA 6 liillil ~ ~ ~
81 tx nm the tlssfts " illial1
mi ~ liiite q lifeli 70 u4ee "
bttsir hereby inst sslcii
cojif Is detriirsp slglts ise i4sAe. tsstl1
Nj err are y. s. llaVseonl, pre- ~
dent ON 81 Counts lss'Vifig Eaksl
e.. II Clark liiier New fork State
isanlsing GoiIraiiys ~. Ci EDDY ~ ne
isT Bank hf se 3. 3. 3t1a 9en
ID iiiaf salt Springs N tiottal Bank g,
n. Rose, asurer 0iondaga County
sEvingS u 81 ony NIB 60 sliler.
Comm ercial Bank; ID. r Plumb 90 her
Merchants N don G NIX: John Dunn
s., pre- dent the Bank of syI a
-. Lewis, treaaltrer Syracuse saYtags
Bank
THE above deria ton vpice the sem
ttmhtit not o1l * OF yraritae tlnanci efts
but % bankers throughout the state,
sud Mr.. Ghnrtes 81. D1ielis one q the'
most influential Republ lcat9 in 0nons
daRa county. THE two Wings banks
Vslioae presidents Signed tine deeiaFatton
represent assets Of over $20. .QO0. Eon.s
-. n Judson, .presld dent % the First "a
tionai Bank, now over eighty years
old, had much to do with shaping the
finances of the country during the, ciyll
war.
He voiced the sentiment q y per
cent OF the Repub lican voters Of Central
New York by rernariSing when he sign
ed the declaration: If the pol tAclans
cheat Mckinley out Of the nomination
the people viii nominal Il, and elect MIN.
Personally, / earnestly desire the noInis
nation OF Major Mckinley. because 4
believe 1t the best that can be mao 10.
Z + - !.
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washington Post: The question Of
equality In potatoes has been settled. Y
will BE remembered that the Post re-
Gently, called attention To g law when
had passed Congress making q dlscrlrIl-
nation In favor OF the wholesale oesl y.
IN potatoe by. allowing him 20 ouy sl2S Y,
nounds nj a bliSEiel, while he was to sell
fifty.slx pounds ut retail. Yesterday
ira coi,feyees on the bill agreed that the
SSeicht of a bushel should be at sixty
mounds. Whether the sale was at whole
sale OF retail
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THERE is moro GatRrrh IN this secs
t!On OF the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until tho last
few years was supposed 10 be Incurable.
nos Il great many years doctors pro-
nouneed & & lecal dssease, and pre-
scrilied I6ciIl remedies and by constant
" fallIng TO curG With local trentinnnt,
Syonoupeedg II ipculRhle, Science has
proven cutaIrhfts BE a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires cIhstl-
tutlon0l treathtant. tIalla Gatotth
emo. manufactured By r.. j. Cheney g.
Company, Toledo, Ohio, Is the only cons
stltuttonal CuIe on the market. J IL tax
len internally IN doses from ten drops
Is IL traspnoilflil. IL acts directly on
tho blood aud mucous surfaces Of the
system, They offer ono hundred dolls
iars for ans ease II fails 10 CURE. Send
Tor circulars and tGstlmoHlalg. Address,
F..J. CHENEY y CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. I6t.
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NAV nTERl.RrllENT.

"a
Miss .Lonely-I have only one ttieno
on earth-my dog. MISS Goldeat-H-hy
don't you get another oSs-Irutn'
~, hear your friend Is practising the
most rigid economy?" Yes, she does
nothing but shop. "-Yo nkers States
man.
Fishing" What Is to fish p he repeat
cd. ooh, YOU lust sit and sit all day
long, :.And thene" "And then you
ile."4ChIc Tribune,
TYrcIe Rob.5T+hone rommv. Won are
]. fav avn with v S15 teaciler. Tommy
I think / must be. She can't seem to get
enough az me. or she wouldn't keep me
IN 80 much.-Harper's Bazaar.
I1y,,, 4 da,,,t ,,sa ,,,,,,, NM, +b,nk the
a. !, 80 \ T am
ia o III, t. ,,,asI ~ cI,1rcI, eveIy
s,,sa., E1,IsSs ant Tst5jnS a,
S..tS. Ss,,,5 1,'d,,ct htr Ia ride aii5ti1er
I,Ia I'm .'t'tt
'nS.tAs. ! :, 49, 49,. a...,, LA
az , Saan .;S,,II N.Y. ~ do,iar and SosfsS
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