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The morning times., 1896-02-25
Eastern Cxclists.

The Eastern Cycle Club, which is com
posed of East Washington cyclists, held
a meeting yesterday at their clubhouse,
on Pennsylvania avenue southeast. They
decided to enter all the races in the spring
and also give meet themselves. Tb4 cleo
tion OF officers resulted asfoilows: President.
T. Pollock; vice president, a. ST. George:
secretary, William Wright; treasurer.
William Winterilalter; captain, B Wood
worth, and lieutenant, Frank Friesow.
The morning times., 1896-02-25
Here's ~ Good Hint

"Roast? Yes, sir said the butcher.
Here is one saved especially foryou-"
But" said the man of uncertain in
come, II also want to settle my account.
l made raise yesterday
''Oh, Jim. put that roast back and git
one of them good ones oat of ftheiceboxP'-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The morning times., 1896-02-25
MIR. CowEN's sIGNATIoN.
Rumor That 1t Had Been rendered
Circulated at the Capitol

Misleading reports were circulated at
the Capitol yesterday with reference to
Representative John K. Cowen of Mary
land. 1t was stated on unusually good au-
thority that he had resigned and that his
resignation would be laid. before the House
during the afternoon.
The facts are that Mr.. Cowen resigned
only as member of the Banking and Cur
rency Committee. He has not resigned as
q member of the House, nor is there any in
timation in his letter to Speaker Reed
asking to be excused from further attend
ance upon the meetings of the Banking and
Currency Comnatteethath he intends to doso
The morning times., 1896-02-25
Exncrt In Foods wanted

The United States Civil Service Commits
sion will hold an examination, commencing
on March 3 and continuing through the
following day, tofilt a vacancy in the posi-
tion Of expert in food and nutrition in the
office of experiments stations, Department
Of Agriculture, at a. salary of $1,000 per
annum.
The morning times., 1896-02-25
WALLER INCIDENT CLOSED.
Exchange of Notes to This Effect Be
tween AmeFien ana France

EXCHANGE bl Nbte~ 10 A Ills Eiltti bt-
tween AmericH ana France.
1t is said at The State Department that
the Waller incident has been formally
closed by the exchange OF notes TO that
effect between bassador Eustis and
the French minister for foreign affairs,
and it is presumed at the department that
official notification TO tins effect viii be
received here In dGe course Of mail.
Walters status in regard TO his claim
for dana ges ana his rubber concession does
not appear to be clearly defined. It is
obvious that his pardon viii not Curtail
his right To sue in the French courts for
redress on account OF alleged cruel treat
ment given him while IN route from NADIA
gascar to Marseilles- But Ia respect TO this
alleged ill-treatnent Secretary Oiney in his
recent report To the President character
ICES it as "intrinsically Improbable" and
"citheF wholly unfouGdr,l or grossly eX-
aggerated" In regard 20 TIE rubber con-
cessiou Secretary Oiney OpiRion is equally
unfavorable.
The morning times., 1896-02-25
Col. c. NJ. Torrel1 Retired.

Col. Charles NJ. Terrell, asssta Mt paymas-
ter general U. S. A.. was sixty-four years
old Yesterday and was accordingly placed
on the retired list on account of age. Col.
Terrell is stationed at San Antonio, Texas.
He is n brother of Alexander W. Terrell,
United States minister to Turkey.
The morning times., 1896-02-25
TWO ANCIENT CONTRIBUTIONS.
Civil Service Commissioners Had Been
Forgotten Since December


The confirmation OF John b. Harlow, OF
Missouri, and William q. Rice, of New York,
yesterday afternoon, to he members of the
Civil Service Commission caused some
amusement. because of the delay over this
action, both names having been sent to
the Senate on the 9Th OF December last.
They might still have gone unconfirmed
had not Senator Lodge and one OF two
others interested in the Civil Service Com
mission, started an inquiry about it. The
nominations were referred to the commit
tee of which Mr.. Pritchard OF North Caro-
lima is chairman.
Both the chairman and his clerk are now
at the business and il appears that the
nominations were pigeonholed and as the
committee rarely holds a meeting, were
forgotten. As soon as the attention OF the
chairman was called to the cases upon
his return to the city favorable report was
made and the action of the Senate taken.
The morning times., 1896-02-25
TO CREATE A RESERVE LIST.
Senator Lodge Has Bill to Reorgan-
iZe the Navy.

ize the Navy.
In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Lodge,
Rep, Massachusetts. introduced bill to
reorgantzethe hepersonneloftheN Navy. Among
other changes ii creates a reserve" list,
with waiting orders pay, to which captains
on reaching the age of fifty-two may vol
UNFAIRLY be assigned. The age for COM
manders is fixed at forty-siX, and iewer
grades at forty years.
Mfr. Frye, Rep, Maine, introduced
yolnminous bill amending the laws relating
to American seamen.
a bill to license second and third mates
on sea-going steam vessels was TavorabIy
reported to the Senate today and placed
on the calendar.
The morning times., 1896-02-25
WILL OF SAMUEL FOWLER.
Property Left to His Widow and
Daughters In Equal Share

The Will of the late Samuel Fowler
was filed yesterday. He leaves his estate
to his widow. Jane s. Fowler, for her life
with remainder in equal shares TO his
children. Emma. Marion, T., Samuel e..
Charles D., Albert C., Mary H., and Willis.
Mrs. Susan G.. Rogers. another daughter,
is purposely excluded. the paper says. hut
is TO have $500 upon the death OF her
mother. The real estate is not To be sold
except upon the wish OF a ma iority Of the
heirs. The widow is named as execGtrix
and the son Charles as executor.
The morning times., 1896-02-25
NEW MILITIA COMPANY.
Fifth Battalion Now Has an Addi-
tional Command

tional Command
a new company was mustered in the
Fifth Battalion, D.. C. n. G., last evening
by Col. Theodore Mosher, adiutant general
ID. c. militia The company is made up
largely OF men from East Washington, and
the average age is twenty-six years
1t Will he known as Company c, and will
be commanded by Capt. c. V. Sayer, late
of Company d, Third Battalion. d. C. N G.
Uniforms will he supplied within a few
days, and active work begun preparatory
to the encampnlent of the militia to be
held this summer.
The morning times., 1896-02-25
EXTENSION OF CAR LINES
Commissioners Have Agreed
Upon a General Bill.
CONFERENCE AT CAPITOL

VIII Prepare Measure
Subject to Amendm ion
of Horse Car Lines-Ext ensions Into
the Northwest, and Other Details
Agreed Upon
The morning times., 1896-02-25
He Did

Rowlcy-po you suffer from tie effects
of champagne,
Bowley- Badly. IsencFsily hacSmy over
coat Tin payday wor.dk
The morning times., 1896-02-25
Where the Ships Are.

West indies.
The morning times., 1896-02-25

The years supply OF lest butter donated
TO Hebrew Fair by Gibbons, butter dealer.
was awarded TO Mrs. H Bernheimer, TIA
B street northwest, on ticket No. 1897.
The morning times., 1896-02-25
For EnrIneer Stations

Mr. Dayton OF West Virginia. has intro
duoed bill in tie Eouse for establishing
engineering experiment stations in connec-
tiOn with colleges established in the vari-
Gus States under the act of July, 1862.
The object is to promote scientific investi-
cation, engineering research, aud expert
mental testing for the best interests of the
naval service and the Industrial develop
ment Of the several States.
The morning times., 1896-02-25
Three Dollars or
Five Dollars for your

Three Dollars or
Five Dollars for your
Spring Derby. You can
pay either price for ex-
actly the same quality.
So if you buy it here,
S. if from the makers
agent, and the only diff
ference is the name in
the crown, and ours IS
as good guarantee as
anybody's.
Any block you want
Knox, Youmans, Dun
lop, Miller-they are all
here, in black, brown,
nutmeg and tan shades.
Other Derbys, good
ones, too, as low rs 81. so,
same shapes and colors.
New Spring Top
Overcoats are ready,
and, as usual, we have
the biggest and best line
any one in the entire
stock is an excellent
model for the best Gus
tom tailor in town.
Prices SO to S35.
Don't forget This is the last week
of tie SPECIAL sales, its a lost op-
portunIty ii you don't grasp j at
once.
Robinson, Cherry & Co.,
l2ih and F ST S'S53:5. Ss;., Ss=@.:4tss.. 55ss:.
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rights IN jhe U..W m.l'Hr. Toe
p.AluHn Cl1IHH Ea.. Leighton was
tUn millscf Wa REFORMED d q mar
rage ceremony VII fh made Lor Il
Jaw Goals man aud WHO wien } y
31uli w.s % young stru siug sur
vuFur.
Mr.. L4ishiou ia upw 50 years old nu1
his daughter is In feeble health aud
JiinI, AMI this h the csu.o ut the
o1Wmis.i5n coming here 90 neat tnH
ossu. BIth sllss 10 usui % be ter
vttwe1, atd the utmost prtctuu1n
vas taken % Eycp tue rfocuuIing-
quiet IL 10 known, INV yrh tu.t
II v. leighton made an all iAvit be-
iute local lu t.ce hero So which De-
testified perform ny tho ccicmuiy
On wuicI tho ErHum is noted ~ jason
Gould. lie also gave description VI
tue parties.
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WAIuSUIoS, june sl.-Pr,psta.
tory {, undertaking tIU investigation
iutJ the C0H. OF production u arm %
lA.e, vito WHluu the navy depart,
mrul wAHc gtgsd by Cuutrrs, rurfr.
tory Herbert was iu CO.. ference t0uay
W4th tuu CllcIs VI too bureaus ui con,
s.tuu on uuu ordnance, aud ALEC Wltu
lht,u uaynl III ur- wbO arc experts ~
tue iauuC4ti % 90 .rIuA .Cr.
c,TctnD heTuril iltrnls tocOuiucl
the tquTy prtaInaily AMI 90 tuat ruu
a. via lravu Washington tuni.lt Too
tUu Carnegie Wutt,gt "A mrs.rAI, lr.
UYmUbuItu ~ tummD lore hicYuUrr,
uuiti ui tha construction buTotu, auu
Capt samson, cute Ul ordnance ui Tho
,wJ clucrfus which d. Itrsrut supply
lnv arm e tor our naval yJHsrlr. rut
Is tilfnrm cInINHy has lilFfri a.
suIlly tue seer lsfy With an ZEN Gel
sIat. mont u tue Get ui amor p.UIuu.
In, ami this vii DO accepted ~ u
uspis { t.quify, though Of oJuTse u.l
a. gJHtl Islyu Svlau e.,
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CUCAGJ, Iuua SD ,tgglcs who
arrive generally appuag uIvor.o 10 dis.
guessing lur % OUluhl.y lual Suuu30r
Teller wlll cut Any l.uro iu tho Demo.
umuu uu. yvutilu. luu .uuaEJr has %
uumtor 90 rersDual tuvugH amYuF 60,
ig,T DopEu.rl VINO lave already Er
rygu, ana .WpuE them gI1 SOME WHO
a.ul4 NOT tu ayuTsH O. hi. nomination
tr P.uIHcUL lury Igal, u.wry. o.,
luat tuv con .iliUua aJr mos yet rut iur
$40 fpurg.uy u nIH uam., 400 fl.
.ua.i, vuIi1 h1 upumoi Go mo lutyr.
100. OF bItL suna.ur I.ligg to OOH,
ygT ctuIr uTl.s MA w DO font %
wIt umr, iiutai,
Iu.Tr are Nfuu uumu9f o 5Hlat 2
ro.l.I'a EspHUHcAu tuI FHuuIa
.uvuuH m o.. uJ, who ufg uryuliug
.gumss.v.B L,uu 10 watching ,lv
IL. uru ,tUvtHlH t.rn tu Uuy active
guga. The 10 uIIlH VINO rrt urTr
say opeulY tla. Mr. rgleris tno ouiy
to Drm craze con amuih.tlrty
Wlui.uuIsu, lAu oliver Republican.
,to not o, pronounced, They pat tao
m4tfuT los pOlutvliy by 5ayiuE
IA. Te.ltT 10 ths Ouiy ma
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a woman InrIuy,d 10 sscurs TssrI.
utuus,

a Woman tiuuIuy,d 10 E,curo Issii.
uiumY.
AKRON, o., June al-Just before
tGr 1.atu was goa4y {, Iasl 10 C.tutu
tie CHeii gunl tuis m4TtIug. Dfpuy
9 viih Hhri was iiol g. tho s,YuH
.uI luy m1st dramatic sensation VI tue
teal Was Eyfuuy.
Hart gave ,nv totals n O Conversa.
tiuu last iifut brtEuen Gotten aud n
Mysterious woman wan has been ull.
iug tue ptisJuur every DAY tort Wutk,
puung THIS conversation C0.rli RI.
united his guilt Hud save oil tl' up.
also tuU cumu uz iu uIrp tvi.us cuu-
I,taIOus, auiCn 900 uAH enc IcpIJ.
gtrG, Tue woman has been lu tue
employ the s.ulr, a.d ~ b.iugiug
nut suu q were uuI Ny Ylrl US othtr
I minnie aaYs has secured the cont.
deuce O Cp.oil, LAst uigut iDur drp.
NY Bhtr n nctalvl themselves VA
INC corn W anu tho woman wuTWUI
the HIrtl utut Gus OF Cotton. rur
wOman's identity IL being key IA Iuuu.
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In. ph0,uu lbouaa, 90 Junction
City. il,, wHs i0ll ~ BIER doctors srr
hsl Consumption uuI that ilrtc wnr
no hope iUr htT, rnt two bottles % Dr.
lEinV's New Discovery cumUlsi..g
cured her and ruo says 4 HHvrl her
iiIu. Mr.. Th.s E.gsfp, iat IuIilh
b., sau FNHcuuH, Fuiiat,u nom %
dreadful cYit, approaching C1usamp'
tipu, tfIuI Without result ovur3 thing
tlsy, tuUn bought enc bottle IT lr.
Kiug'l New Duc3very sud IN two
Wreks gAs Cutr1. lie is naturally
thankful. liiF such fesulis, u which
these are sampler, tuht prove the NOn-
duuul efficacy tf this mrl ICluu o.
Con gha aud Colds. FREQ tfial bottles
al %. &. NJ, /. Drug Dept
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wh1su II minhit0u would insure
tho Western states % tho Dome
yIntIc ticket 10 Nv IOi the puru0.e
Of ITO senator. ifitBds 90 have lim
placed iu domination. This c.ufsr,
they consider, would bH NO TAI form,
uuI contrary g. Mr. iHi.f's wtHat..
ghtlT p'nu ~ not TO maxi ubgsIt--INU
C4WpHifn, bIl Hm F 90 Boz on HE
90 uui u nuavut VurHA| rH pHd &.
taku advantage OF uuy opportunity
tnst muy irr
Clngtrs,m Sh1lf1'h ~ Colorado
wa utg,d To-Day ~ fun oh. .Iu4 ..
the Teller mHn, uuI T.U|i..: '...-
stUr Teller IH Iut cen a.U..H iu tHH
sense VI fratiug the uUHiHnuHu, H.
g md member ut tHu ID n gfAfi.
panty BE-. The lGuu 20 too f.Ust.l
are fimpiy iryiu O. ir pres ulIn lnr
" mluFats the UuHfni lHNHu'rU.
tnrfu " ulI uu DO uu.ur. uIHu itIi.r,
who e. uii s.u4i'y 10 l.r timetable
fTrr.sn
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IaaIan. nen ID b. ~ ralnI.

CIuCAOu, June Ju.-A special 90 the
Cheyenne ln3iGua nave uIuuul their
war puint aud ufc buldiug IoWwDn
preparatory g. O gruut,l uufiBiIr. Sow.
,tai trUDTs Of tue lrn.h Cavalry have
Chuyvuuc agrucf nj Lame Deer, Gu .
ter county, Mont.
The Cheyenne have been uuu.uu lI
indolont aud iIl.,empUToi thiH fpriN.,
auI tho do relations uplu tue cAltI.
aud stock % tue white settlers have
uUun moro extensive than they nav.
hren fora number ui year, ari ev..
I'nIy nliiui M spius Ui puiU
manJiyuauys,.
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Abe I'D uu Iti.uI. nam l.. 8.
Dan a Cu,, ~. so Brub way, New
York Jltf, has opened bfuucn Dlll FL
60 the a ilhs building, room M, .l7
Their Z ct IL o. Iite tue PEOPLE 70.
email means % chance 10 place thuIf
muUey Eurlv % WlIl ostu them zoo
salary. They have upou rsyiu1 hf p
uumuer a mlutIs p1ti Il9tO Co $1,000
every 10 uays, uu 500 lave tuh ru.
lr "a Tee, lbvy MO no Bucket SsHl,
ur P,uI gers q VIA Cnt sp ouutpr.,
uIy lualtrs in turr things only. roe,
WHTl turm $500 tluU Hs u TIA u lr.u
duiswili q uNiUCt yuu,tNitly duy8wt ]
uuuuly sHubiy you, nuI tHf,v MO .lNs
wNll wHEn ygu q ME long lr.tnI 90 l,-.
Dean q tu.l sliu systru, DO unl
tIua SOU uTr buying uytmug. I.uI
money b. Deposited win them, tam8 .s
10 ia vita no bank, You arc ,imY 3
combining your money win moro iu
gain pf1ns they agreeing 10 maIr
lht. 81 nt o. much sH Uu.s.b.t am it.
m.t you drait on Che lot UuI ION m
each mOn,u, tor your pBTt % the lTofL
luty Foiur you 10 piy bank uT tiu.U-
linl %. usr o. Now iuTa Or On Gag.
FHr urtuvr B b.mat ON cuI 90
Glute ilu q, aGoui, room 2l7, Atlas
deck, aht Lnor Cily
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HAvANA, June aJ.-dlm z, u IL 70.
r0Itsu, urH GogiItd 10 fguTgau.zo toe
iusufruut forces IN tho province OF
Pivro Pducipt.
4. 4 considered pfobfb'o htTc that
Gen, Bradley johnson, VINO hag bruu
s. tiHg a. the tUfitspEu I'ut ~ y "
Yoik ntwtpapef 10 n y.ua. Will nave
90 leave Cuua on hoc1unt OF tic tt-
pnfls which no has cent 10 tue United
S,AlC1 tegafulng Cuban affairs.
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Beechams piiisare for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspcp
sia, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
ainess, sicl; headache, badtasta
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetitc, sallowskin,ete,,
when caused by cons,.pationj
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills tos and
sst a box. Book Jrrr ut your
druggists or write d. T.. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Anuuslsilst more lbsu moo totsa
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Old people who require madeline 70
rtguliic tho boWuib ami kidntys will
iuu the true remedy In Electric H.
icfs. THIS medicine does not stimulate
AMI contains no whlHay nor Otnes In.
tGElcani, but acts o. tonic aud alter.
alive. II SOLE mildly on the tl0much
hnd bowels, adding strength anu NV.
ing tone 10 the orguns, thereby aiding
Mature IN the Performance OF the iuut.
u no. Electric BillvrH 10 an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion. OH REQ.
lie fnd V juttrxactly whHtth. y need.
pflcu 90 cents yer bottle Al q, Z. 81. A.,
Drag Dspt.
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WasuiNGrON, Juuc 3U.-Mr. Pre-.
ton, tue uitctUt OF tue miui, bLs
adjusted tho values At wuicI iuIcig "a
cliuu IRE 90 be- received ~ United
States tultoms tiilccm uurins tue n,Nl
quartet
Tue values are increased on n basis
ui slgb7BI per ounce Tor silver ~
ars.nst 20 Us-OI uu April /, 1895.
Ine iruasuTy tg.ay iuu g7a. $40 10
loiu cjiu, OF when $4,000 Was TOT
tXppIt u Cansua. fAiu avUs tue tut
aui luut u tue g1li reserve at tue en-
vi tbo flsoaI yea slUI, 5lO,sis.
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the Bisr SALVE DO tho world f0f
Cuts, Bfusrt, Hsrts, Ucru, Salt
lthrum, Fever sIr.-, lcltUs, Chupp0i
Hands, ChiIblsiuf, Corn, and Gli skin
l. upHUus, AID TUsl'ivoly ,ufcs PIcF,
oftOuuy frquifci. III guarantees 10
rive perfect ATTRACTION or money Fg.
uniej, Price 20 cent? Per box. kCs
ais By z. &. NJ. !. drug department.
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Hosiery.

Mems fine extra heavy Rockford
Hose, } Cr,",,,,,','''''s,'.'' ''''''
Mems ile cotton Hose, In blacks,
tins and sliipvs. warranted
fast Ilor', per y iir,,,..' ..,,.
Meu's ias, black Hos, fine guagc
SILK huis hish spiicCd heel,
aa0 10 tan at,,",,...'.,,.,..'t
n MS fine NJ ok Cass'm &C., high
tplieed heel, worth 43; at,..,,
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= crowd Disp.rssd WIN nicsdius
sautia

afI vi ulsn fHru WIN hlrfutus
sauiiz
CLtvaLAsD. o., June 30 10
nUAIy % muH.u tho a.flku 81 the wIIiI
Ui tie Blown H1Uiug rud Convey
aIce company uaH continue viii
irqurut attacks by rubvfs ulJu
wolkuun VINO hai taken their place..
~ s'cilcd tIIs uvsuing any cone.
plHyts ui the Blown company wur,
marched from cine wlfsB under thr
rscOr. uf o'guly policeman, 90 tue cur
tracks on st. Gar street. a crowd Of
1000 mu women hbd boys gaihutnI
Aul uUsau huttiug aud hisHiua Some
Due Ia the Ufiwi threw ok sion.
Whiuh slrurk rNf Imau lkul OF nuI
cut bic hvsd open. ID luIy CniUi u.
P.lIco McMthUu then gayua uigh.s
ranged signal sud the CfUwu Wa given
t,Tfiuiu lesson, FOXY IJlcrma
uEu & into liHu nud tuu o,hef iOuy
clos "a ~ AfUunI thu men tuuY were
pfut,C.iDE.
Toe ffst forty, under cummnui %.
Ctnt. EufUsu huI Lieu. DIHut
cunftc tho crowds Uith fst riuus GA a
iuty hIt 10 break hualu. RIauCs "a
the ttfrui scout tho cfuWa iu uHul
direction nyug anu leit duEu
muu lyiug uu tue pavement uI,h
ulrviiug heads Iuru the o..
lice Chlfg twice VA tue ofp d.
sltr direction aud down uiU ttt,u,t,
uIug tutit GUS vIEUT.uH|y. Ihry
tUattciui tue crowd vi .y,ually au4
arrested iOu, Of the flugietI,fa, aitui
'pilti 2 turrcalp oi QUE VI thtm. 10
tn meantime tue police guarding tue
wUtgmru hn stopped ttuu"y cat bud
sent their CHAR ltsAwHy, 30 Duu wa
n.uuufly hutt by 900 clubbing, H.
Tar % eau 10 ssCUttai %, but tuU.ublu
SCORES % broken nuAIs. sauIut " IL
Ole o. feared tomorrow uHufuJIl, auu
~ heavy guard % police Will us on tue
srgunI.
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Mems Hats.

Our great g. 90 hat, all the latest
styles at.,,,.,,''''','"''' , ~
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Mems Clothing

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