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sgw YORK, Jan. 5.-The last pay
2Hato tho government by the Union,
Enc reorganization committee for.
2SSon Pacific railway. was made
check for 81 $500, 900 Ground dg-
Sng deposited at the sub-treaa-
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Fire Ia cnnsdInn 1u.ye r.i,y.

OTTAWA. Ont ian. 1.-The east
wing OF the Ottawa University (catho-
l!c) was destroyed by fire to-day, loss.
on tho building $4,000; on contents,
other damage. $4,000, There is 100000
enaurance on the institution.
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Rough Ola Comstock.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The hearing OF
the long pending suit for $5o,oo dam
ayes for defamation Of character,
brought by Anthony Comstock, OF the
Society for the Suppression OF Vice,
DR.. Montague r. Leverson, OF
bort Hamilton, commanded to-day in
he United States court. During an al
S ton between Comstock and Lever
the New. York Central station In
~. on February !, 1895, the prison.
accused OF having made the fol-
iic declaration: Ladies' and
lls man Is Anthony Com
ious b~lackmailer, who
honest dollar In his
Snd to-day. DR.. Lever
believed what he said
true then and does
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Bureau.

Ssaa, Jan. 5.-ovcr $780,
yJsre found to-day in the
8eers OF a bureau owned BY
Sold, the wealthy brewer, who
Monday. None OF the members
&c family knew tae-e was any mo
az secreted abou, the house. but Ar
Shold. who. when taken III last Sunday,
told his book-ltecpcr that In case of
death no should look IN the bureau
which was on one OF the upper floors OF
tho hause.
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The Hanna men laugh ut the attempt
to secure indictments against certain
workers and say that the men who are
spending the money. arc the one to
raise the cry about bribery. The cry OF
the opposition has been that OF boss
ism ard Doodle" during the contest. At
the anti-Hanra headquarters they are
confidently claiming a new accession
tonight. but refuse to give the name
OF the member. Senator Burke and
several other members go. away from
the pressure tonight by returning to
their homes.
Following close on the reports about
Mrs. Griffith taking O deep interest IN
the vote OF her husband on the sena-
torship, comes a report that Mrs. Sni-
der. the wife of Representative Snidc-,
Of Green county, Is taking an interest In
the contest and Is favorable to the OPP
position. AFR. Snlder attended the Re-
publican house caucus last Saturday
night, ard voted for Bowel! for speaker
on Monday. but the opposition are con-
atantlv after him to vote against Han
ma In connection. with the reports
about Representative Griffith. and espc-
ciaiiy about the preferences OF Mrs.
Griffith, there are reports that the wives
OF other Republican members are urE-
ing their husbands not to vote for n
Republican senator but to stand GU. for
Z Democrat.
Mr.. Kurtz and his associates are re-,
ported to be unable TO cortro! the antx
Hanna Republican members for o Jral
ocratic senator and the McLenaS34zb
ayers ore believed to have soS(afuH
TO get all the Democrats tosy
Republican for Senator. c
Governor Bushnell ard ne
his staff attended the tk4aS
and NJ Incident occurred V0sSfn
cheering for hanna
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More COun,rrfsl,s E'onmd.

NEW YORK, Jan 5.-Two OK the
counterfeit 800 silver certificates have
made their appearance in this city.
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Gro,yrror TbInh. Iinnnn An Right,

WASHINGTON. inn. ~S-conyress.
III G~EosveDor. OF Ohio, who left Co
lumbug last n!Ght, arrived here to-day
and WAS in the house this afternoon,
10 oil Inquiries us to the senatorial cor-
test, hc expressed tho opinion that SEN
atnr HanNR would br rc-Gidcted. Gen,
brosvfnor VIII probably return To Ohio
before the contest 10 GTded. IF Hnnna
should DO defeated" said Con. Grosye-
nor, II viii be by a combination OF
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..
AS the result OF the conference OF the
Republican members Of the house, OPP
posed to the existing civil service sys-
TEN, the bill outlined in to-day's dis
patches was adopted unanimously
with a few amendments.
Representative Evans, OF Kentucky,
was instructed to introduce the YEAS
ure in the house tomorrow. It Will
then be referred to the committee on
civil service reform. a steering COM
mittee to walt on the committee on
rules to secure the fixing Of some date
for the consideration OF the proposed
legislation, and to ascertain the OF
the house and the exnct support that
will be given It, was appointed.
The conference was held in the house
Interstate commerce room, and about
twenty-five members attended. !nclud-
Ing Messrs. Hepburn, GrosveEor, Pear
son. Evans. Steele, L!nney, Lorimer.
Brown. BrowHlow. Barber. the entire
West Virginia delegation, BelkHa7,
Reeves. Pugh. Shattuck, Cromwell and
Fenton.
The leaders OF the movement are not
yet able TO definitely fix the number OF
government Offices affected by the bill.
but say 1t Will certainly leave $4,000 pc
sltions under the civil service. while
there are now over $1,000. It Is asserted
that there Is a majority in the civil SER
Vice committee in favor OF material
notifications OF the existing law.
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like PEACE.
Takes a Lease on Kiao
Chou Bay

.N#HrHHta rHhH.H HH..H nH h.Ns
Chou Bay
FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD.
ONLY jSnu d, for a BASE for h and
M ,,on n ch,n.,o Wat, General
nj sy,s AElana ,naa su.,.en
IL FaSf v. rmp.as 4. i.B.-
fsa,hs A@'r,,n,ny .rar.a,ss
.,or ,.sa j )heala ssla
- Relchsanzelg-
81 ounces that
: }esram from
KEN a1s Sztandlng has
M ben Germany
AMI o cession OF Kiao
baj Fer. The arrange
Us Substantially as
q the cess!on to ren-
Germany the fulfll9
{st wish for the possess
l.he way as other powers.
!. trade and navigation In
tiers.
f.!on OF K!ao Chou bay to Ger
{kes the form Of a lease for an
LID. NV - ~
yice time. Germany Is at liberty
/.ect on the cedcd territory all tho
.essary buildings and establishments.
EId to take the measures required for
ftheir protection.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-A dispatch to the
Times from Pekin. dated yesterday,
Wednesday,. says that Germany has
taken q lease OF kiao Chau for fifty
years. It says also reports are current
tn, re that o French occupation OF Hal
Nan island Is Imminent.
LoNEON, Jan. G.-There Is q ger.
eral feeling In England, and It Is res
Elected on the stock exchange, that the
situation In the far east is improving.
1t Is believed the proposed Chinese
LOAil vi = Iu,VgV,vVV VIA NC o4AbGuA
by the British government.
The Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon
refers to the ''ascenda1cy OF money ov-
or the mailed fist" ard says: Great
Britain's vessels are anchored on Che
mulpo and at Port Arthur. This IFS i
quietly Implying that Great Britain will
have a voice in future arrangements.
Further, the latest kilograms Clearly /
indicate that she has plenty of friends
The Pail Mall Gazette continues:
Aside from the japanese. nations like
the United States, whose interests are
purely commercial. are well disposed
towards our government and are oppos-
ed to trade e~xclusireness."
Ernest Terah Hooley who negotiated
with China simultaneously with J..
P%ierpont Morgan and other syndicates,
Is not concerned In the present loan.
The Daily Graphic calls the seizure OF
Klao-Ciau a %"felonious act" and says
that Emperor William with incredible
levity." has opened the Chinese ques-
ton and put in jeopardy the relations
OF Germany with Russia in order to in
duce the relchstag to sanction O large
navy.
The Daily Telegraph suggests that
England should join with the United
States In guaranteeing q Chinese loan.
OIL ..... q. III ND #lA Il"
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b. conference, of po,l, s,d..i

be Conference, of Eo,l, sid.sS
atorial Fight VIII be KsptS
Next Tuesday, when q Show oSS
NSni Have to be Made-DushneN
anRuratlon Next ,londny May bS
tended with seriou, DlsturbaneesS
Change TN the situation YsstsrdA
Wives OF Members OF the Legislature
ilieins Dragged lnto the Infamous Fight
Against iiannn.
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LEGISLATIVE Pm
p~ar,ah'nS OF IN USr
In the srni

~.
ial contest bed
TIN, cvsr
,r.
nc teatS
In the h2a
q uEau5
t,o ,,uS
S 80 :
raiy
duk@1J
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. HB5
ne
az" N
ior u,
US me meas
dupport the
Is:,hes, VINO was
the members TO
ksoal became gem
ShuEseo oy mein-
WA n Han
-|r I"SqFe uUube Two years ago
X tHor Foraker lobbying for
5rsirece railway franchise
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which the enemies OF the law may agree
upon. The members OF the house are
divided into three camps on this cues
ton: those who stand by the Inv, those
who advocate Its entire repeal and
those who desire its modification. These
divisions were apparent in the debate
to-day, the nature OF which was not as
stirring as had been anticipated.
Messrs. Moody tRep.. Mass.), Grow,
i(Rep., Penn.), and Greene. CPop., Neb.l
defended the laws and Messrs. Docx
cry, tDem, MOI. Robh, &Uoem, "
and Pearson, tRep.. N. CO., oppgA
outright, while Mr.. lands tReHl.
favored notifications OF the Las
There wa a very largs
the hall Of represented
house re-conrened aR1
css. The galleries weff
It was noticed ~
exceptions, the mDS
delegation, both
p%ublicans.
preliminG(
into q
consl
t!vD
n
y aT3
5SSp1ytJ
- 4,
j
AdE q,
an1SE "A.
,t{ ,s,
LEX sses'eu
as8fY Ntontest.
{pen4Sc GesIre tho
Sme or th,ss
Claho as II 49,
US desire a
9on OF Its provls-
.,.,- ia. ~
a,,;., ..,.,I :, 49,
a. c,o-r, tDor, No
3D., would bo yron-
slWays wrong rctost-
Nd great laughter.
.8eahe control az the
~ .,o n,,,r r,co,.
n
ShzeeS e>I), VINO 'poks
/<or fsf1port OF the
general Xvii service
H.,
'r"
MI. ooa $8ts'. .heh
made an el2C civil
service SISTED
SNA
bers OF the cab!h
Gaining LOT htofh1sEfM Ha
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SSM-Arrivcd; Edam, New:
foN-Arrlved: st. Paul,
LArr'ved: Bowie, Liver-.
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TO tho system in It's present form, makes

TO tho system in Its present form, makes
sweeping changes in the present nys-
TEN. the most important OF which Is the
establishment OF q 1--WE year tenure1ot
Office for those government employees
who are brought within the terms OF
the bill. The measure limits the appli-
cation OF the civil service system TO the
departments In Washington and to such
other localities where tho total number
OF employees exceed Twenty-Five. All
appolntees are commissioned for hve
years. with the power OF removal clear
ly regulated and vested In the appoints
ing power. II Is provided, however, that
no removal shall be made for political
or religious causes and In case OF re-
moval the causes shall be specified and
the papers made q record OF the office.
All positions now In the public service.
ore TO terminate their service Ave yeara
from the time that the act takes enGcS|
Tho mcasure recognizes the genef
eligibility OF these persons for rg1
polntment. It includes In the civil i
vice postal clerks and letter carries
Offices having over ten employees,
sive Of subordinntes,f 1t limits Oh jiil
service regulations to clerks
compensation Is from 5000 10 pts
year and includes ~ clerks
computers, counters and dra3
1t Is pointed out that
Idea OF the foregoing bill = faiAe
OF the civil service oil
offices, limiting It onl
Washington and cers
and In these cases n
office Of Eve years. <
ments for
lions In II
should bf
vice laYr tstar n
reply ID
"Il bHE ( .RseAhl
that 9, 'l'S3
swf Re sXft
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much dlsincllned TO vote for any Re-
publican for senator, and who would
almost as Willingly see Mr.. Hanna
elected senator as any other Repub-
lean who thinks and votes as Mr.. Ham
ma does on public questions. But, Us
every one OF those Democrats voted for
Mr.. Mason, q Republican. for speaker
OF the house, In preference to Mr.. Box
well, also a Republican, who differs no.
wise from Mr.. Mason in political opln-
Ions, except one Is for and the other Is
IMPOSED to Hanna's election to the
tnate, II would seem rather bad grace
Atm any Democrat who voted for Ma
,t to refuse 20 vote for on honest Re-
Aican for senator In opposition to
IA, upon the ground that he was In
Ne opposed to voting for Republl-
der any circumstances.
democrat who voted for Ma.
peaker could have done so only
his opposition to II. A. Ham
ohAernard, tho Democratic
gglncinneti. and the mana
r. Mclean, said tonight:
40 election for q long
NJ She Democrats will
~ Asyhis is taken to
nj Az will not be
ably Anus on a cam
dida& Republicans
anronNS Ater no cir
cumstances ST. 9r a Demo-
crat. They W aead-lock
indefinitely rasSs Apemo-
cratic senator.
Ex-senator Brlce l ess
here next Saturday, Ne
st. Jackson Dry baSQS IS
presence is anticipated "
xiety.
The Press Is out with a
extra edition tonight. annout
the Democratic prosecuting
has presented the senatorial
TO the grand jury. In r~eferr!f
inquls!tlon, the Press says sw(
ments have been submittd
grand jury from Representa-
Mrs. Griffith, OF Union cour
resentatives George SpellnSe
Chris Monter. OK Cincinnati, Hid
R. Hysell. OF Columbus, and 6sl
against certain workers hrr Hanna. III
affair is pronounced as an attempt {
intimidation by the anti-Hanna men.
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LONDON, Jan. 5.-A dispatch to the
Times from Pekin. dated yesterday,
wednesday,. says that Germany has
taken a lease OF Kiao Chau for fifty
years. It says also reports are current
tn, re that q French occupation OF Hal
Nan island Is Imminent.
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~, rain, casterly winds.
Sylnvania and Ohio.
yth rain, beginning
s'tions: fresh south
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9Ich OF the service where
q demonstrated that class
ill-advised. Is the custo-
s IN the public buildings
Elt the country. There are In
sicc a large number Of low-sal-
positions where no academic test
&qulred or desirable. I believe that it
Euld be OF distinct advantage to take
I'll positions in the custodian force, in
fcluding elevator conductors, iiremen,
= dynamo tenders and employees OF a sim
liar character out OF the classified SER
vice."
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The Daily Graphic calls the seizure OF
Klao-C:lau a "felonious act" and says
that Emperor william with incredible
levity." has opened the Chinese ques-
ton and put in jeopardy the relations
OF Germany with Russia in order to In
duce the relchstag to sanction O large
navy.
The Daily Telegraph suggests that
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TO RASIE THE
CRISTOBAL COLON

New YoRK, Aug. 5.-The Merritt
Chapman wrecking tug, VIM. E. Chap
man, and the Central Railroad of New
Jerseys ocean-going tug Plymouth,
which has been chartered, are at the
Stapleton dock of the company ready to
proceed to Cuba with the pontoons from
Boston, which are to be used in an effort
to save the Cristobal Colon.
The pontoons arrived in the harbor by
way of He'll Gate last night, and the
feet started this morning. As it leaves
here it consists of the Chapman, Puly-
mouth, two platoons and the barge F.
E. Sharp. The latter is loaded with
diving and wrecking apparatus. Much of
the apparatus has never left the Sharp
since it was loaded on her last spring
prior to the etart for Havana.
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
Cures Piles. seaIds. Burns.
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lar cavalry and rough riders. These
regiments have been ordered to be ready
to go on board ship day after tomorrow.
For thu present the Ninth and Tenth
cavalry will remain in camp. All the
tents will be left standing, ard worn
bedding and extra clothes which may be
possibly infected will be destroyed. The
first brigade CT Lawton's division, under
General Chaffee, will go next. All the
men that are suffering from yellow fever
or infectious diseases will be left here.
No tenting or surplus baggage will be
taken back to the United States.
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WAR BETWEEN
RUSSIA And
ENGLAND IS
VERY NEAR
The Gravity of the Situation in the Far
East Causes Uneasiness on all
Sides in Great Britain.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-There is great un-
easiness on all sides in regard to the
Chinese situation, which is regarded as
bringing an open conflict between Rus
sia and Great Britain within measurable
distance, and it is universally felt that
the Marquis of Salisbury, in yielding to
Russian agressiveness, Is responsible for
a dangerous complication which can
only be overcome by prompt and firm
intimation that Russia's open opposi-
tion to Great Britain's commercial con-
cessions must cease.
In this connection story is current
that the Princess of Wales hurried de-
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AGUlNALDO'S
MESSAGE TO
WILDMAN
He SAYS the United States Should De-
clare It's Intentions Before Asking
the Insurgents to State Theirs.

New YoRK, Aug. 5.-The Journal
prints a cablegram from Hong Kong.
purporting to give the text of message
sent by Aguinaldo to Consul-General
Wildman. The message is dated Cavite,
July 3oth, and in it Aguinaldo says it
has been reported that he sis getting
the big head and not behaving as he
promised Wildman." In reply, Agui-
naldo says:
''I aek why should America expect me
to outline my policy. present and future,
and fight blindly for her interests when
America will not be frank with met
Tell me this: Am I fighting for
annexation, protection, or independ-
ence? It is for America to
say, not for me. 1 can take Manila
as 1 have done everywhere else, but
what would be the user If America
takes Manila I can save my men and
arms for what the future has in store for
me. Now, good friends. believe me,
am not both fool and rogue. The in
terests of my people are as sacred to ms
as are the interests of your people tc
you.n
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Deafness cannot be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inhamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, aud when it is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrhl
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; free.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
- Sold by Druggists, 75c. $40
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.SHAFTER'S ARMY
TO Be REMOVED
Every Available Transport will be
Pressed Into Service to Take the
Army From the Reach of the yell
low Fever.

WASHINGTON. Aug 5.-The most i'm
portant matter engaging the war depart
ment today was the removal of Shat
ter's troops from Santiago. The morale
of the soldiers was destroyed by the
presence of disease and their fighting
value is lessened. Every available
transport will be used to move the army
to Montauk Point.
The Porto Rico campaign is to be
slighted if necessary to save Skaters
army from the yellow jack.
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. "A p. m.-
delayed in transmission. From the
moment Secretary Alger's message was
received this morning ordering the in
slant removal of the army north, every
thing has been hustle and activity at
headquarters. The transports here, six
in number, have been ordered to dis
charge their cargoes and get ready with
out loss of time, to take on board the
first shipments for home.
Skaters orders for the movement
provide the following programme: The
embarkation of the Third and Sixth
regular cavalry and then the First regu-
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to defeat Steve O'Donnell and Bob Arm
strong, two well-known third-raters, to-
night at the Lenox Club, but was only
able to carry out half his contract, as he
shattered the bone in one of his hands
during the first engagement It was ar
ranged that he should meet his huskier
opponent, Armstrong, first. The latter
found early in the fight that he had all
be could do to stay on his feet, and was
accordingly cautious in the first rounds.
Toward the end he tried taking a hand
in aggressive work, and delivered
shower of swings and upper cuts about
his head that several times dazed him.
He showed pluck, however, and despite
the hammering that he received, man
aged to last out ten rounds, although in
the last he only saved himself from a
Knockout by sprinting. Armstrong
was clearly outclassed, and the referee
awarded the fight to Jeferies, with the
evident approval of the spectators.
At the end of the contest it was an
nounced that Jefferies had broken a
bone in his left hand during the fret
round, aud although he was anxious to
go on with O'Donn-ll. splte his injuries,
officials would not permit it.
From the showing he made with the
colored giant, it was the op MON of the
sports that O'Dnnneli would not have
lasted two rounds with the Los Angeles
boy.
/ DeWift,s witch Hazel SalXe
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parture from England was in response
to dispatch from her sister, the dow
ager empress of Russia. bearing upon
Anglo-Russian relations. 1t is we'll
known that the dowager empress is
strenuously working to conclude DEF
mite understanding regarding Anglo
Russian interests in the Far East, and it
is said that great Importance attaches TO
the meeting of the two sisters at Copen-
hagen.
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JEFFERIES WINS
THE FIGHT
Armstrong outclassed at the Lenox
Club-The Winner Brakes a Bone
in His Left Hand.

New YoRK, Aug. o. Jim Jefries,
aspirant for the championship honors
in the heavy weight division, undertook
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Portland Eleetrolysl. Company.
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TROOPS WILL
RE-EMBARK TODAY
Shafter's Men VIII be Brought Back
From Santiago as Rapidly as
Possible.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. 5.-General
shafter has received orders to move his
entire army north. Six transports here
will take the first shipments, and the
embarkation will begin tomorrow.
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Superhuous hair, warts, moles and all
facisl blemishes removed permanently.
Chi opooist work skillfully done. Head
quarters over land Office in the Chapman
block. iuly1tf
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We said

1T costs more to use ScAiI-
lings Best than other tea,
because you drink more. !"
No; we forgot doctor bills
-
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Buy Plano mover. reaper and header.
They are the best, and the prices are
the lowest. Mays & Grove. If