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Normal Graduates.

Below we publish the names of the
young ladies and gentlemen who will
form the graduating class of the present
sessIonsof the Normal. 70 all of whom
The Enterprise extends congratulations,
and particularly to the Natrhltoc hes
young ladies. who are Misses Dora Cas-
pari, daughter Of Capt. l.: Caspari, and
lisa and Lena Holston, daughters Of Mr.:
and Mrs Me. x. Holston.
Miss Evelyn Babers, Fl. Adams. Miss.
- Sara Barrett. Alexandria. La.
- Clara Bryan. Calhoun; La.
Mr.. B. Hawkins Carroll. MerryvilIe, La.
Miss Dora Caspari, Natehiloches. La.
I" Blanche Cook. GRIND Cane, La.
" Avice Curry, Montgomery. La.
s. Annie Eastman, Tanoipahoa, La.
g Helen Ethridge, Montgomery, La
+" Anna Fey. Napoleonville, La.
I" Adiie Fuller, Calhoun, La.
" Amelia Gaulden. Legonier, La.
4" Annie Greene. TIcEfaw, La.
Is Mary Harrington, Bastrop, la.
g. Bessie HickA, Rosa. La.
q lisa HOlst0n, Naichitoches, La.
Z" Lena HolstOn, Natchitoches, La.
" Emma Huff, Bonita. La.
:" Elise Hynson, Alexandria. La.
MIR Ben Johnson, Mansfield, La.
=" J. r.. johnson, Grant, La.
g Wiley X Jones. Hudson, La.
Miss Allie Keegan, Robeline, La.
- Lulu l.. King, Algiers, La.
So Anita LnHcks. Baton Rouge, La.
- Cornelia McGehee, Pincville, La.
Willie McGoldrIck, Coushatta. La.
MIR f. L. Miller, Dry Greek, La.
" j. j. Nixon, Mt Zion, La.
" John NJ. Murphy. Natchez, La.
Miss FAME Murphy, Matches, LIS.
" Alice Smith, MarthavIlle, La.
Camille Smith, Minden, La.
Nellie L. SteVeHs, Baton Renge, La. |
Mr.. j. e. Thompson. SummeTflelG. La.
Miss Dean Varnado, AmIte City. La.
. Frankie o. Waiies. Hoods Mil. La. |
Carrie Weiland, Baker, La.
Mr.. j. L. WestbroOk. Indian Mound, La. |
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Succession Sale:
Succession of i. D. Addison, deed.

Succession of i. D. Addison, decd.
By virtue of an order of the 10th Dist.
| Court, of date May 18th. 1899, ordering
sale of the property belonging to the
succession of j. ID. Addison, situated in
| the Parish of Natchitoches, to pay debts,
aud TO me directed, will offer for sale
n public auction at the front door of
the courthouse in the city of Natchito-
ches on
TUESDAY. JUNE goth, 1899,
at u o clock M, the following property
| to wit:
LIST. The Kay place. being the n 4. of
the N E14 Sec. q, I. r SO l1-lOO
acres
End. The NJ. j. Levin place being
the n VIZ of the S Wa and 5 Wa of
n VIZ of Sec. 26, 4. R-S0 acres.
3rd. The w. q, Horn place, being
the NE14 of n E14 and So of n EA
See 6. r. 6 r. SID So 100 acres,
4th. The Il. Moss place, being the S
.fA OF S Wa Sec. Sc Z eey,ass 21-S IL.
n E4 of S. Ell See. 30, T7n9 0. and n
E4 OF n E14 Sec. 2 L r S-240 acres.
9TH The 5 Wa of n Wa Sec. 5, II
II $40 acres.
9Th. The Slaughter place, being
Wa of $ VIZ and So of n. WI Sec.
10; 4 6 r s-12O acres.
Sth. The S ga of S Wa and the So
of $ E14 Sec. 2, ~ II 9--l20 acres.
9th. Tue fractional part y WI
and fractional part of \ Wa of n E14
north of the L. s. p K. r. in the town
10th. The Trammeli place being S.
WI of Sec. l, rs r and being part of
lot No. % BludwOrth survey-lG0 acres.
18th. The So of S Ell Sec. 20 north
OF L. d P. reservation, rs X 8 less land
sold to j. A. Dale, 4. NJ. Crane and Joe
Levy.
18th. The j. NJ. Collins place being
w of S Wa. See. IL and that portion
of the N VIZ of N Wa of Sec 20 on
north side of Bayou Kisateh!e I RI
100 acres.
18th. Part of Cobb land, being S WI
of E14 Sec 32 and N Wa of N Ell
Sec. s, T 7R $50 acres.
l4th. The eighty acres on the left
bank of Old River, descending, bounded
above by Mrs. b Metoyer, below by A.
NJ. Metoyer in rear by public laud and
front by OLD River.
18th. The Md D'Aigle tract on Athao
liver, bounded north by r. Brossei,
X nth by Lise Scruggs and Deslouches,
sast by Md D'Aigle Bayou, and west
by Athao River-90 acres.
10th. The Il. s. Nash place IN south
west corner offs Wa See. 81. TSR and
in N EL of N VIZ Sec z, and in N VIZ
Of N VIZ Sec. 2, T7RS.
18th. lot No. y, Block No. 25, in
Provencal, La
18th. Lot No, 4, Block No. II, in
La.
10Th. Lots Nos 4, 8 6, IA, Is and 10,
Block No. "a, in Pfeyencal, La.
goth. Lots. Mes. !, 2, 3. IN Block No.
y. in Proyencal, La.
2lst. Lots Nos. s and @, in Block No.
%, in Provencal. Ia.
22nd. Lots Nos. 4, 5, and 9, Block
No. 70, in Provencal, La.
23rd. The Bridges lot, with hOnt Of
I20 feet on T. &c. r r X. by depth Of
1850 feet, bounded north by L. &R. r.. r.
east and south by T. Carson. west by
lot of Mrs. L j. Addison All of said
situated in the parish of Match
toches.
Terms of Sale-CSsh, subject to ap-
Draisement, as per inventory on file In
said succession.
J.B. TREADWAY.
may IS. Executor.
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i
The apparatus for boring an artesian
we'll 1T the Normal School is on the
ground and the work viii begin to-day
or to- morrow
The contract made by Prof. Caldwell
with the Andrews Well Co.. provides
for we'll not Tess than $50 feet below
surfsce, which will furnish with aid OF
pump 10000 gallons per hour or 25,0OO
per dav, the cost OF which is to be
81 900, half Of which ls to be paid after
one lays satisfactory test and the re-
naming $500 after satisfactory service
OF thirty days.
We understand that the city anthori-
ties have appointed committee to con-
slider the adYisabflity of contracting with
the came company for a we'll. for the
eity's uscs that might also be used as
che basis for the contemplated water
works system. II has been suggested,
however. BY the Progressive League TO
the cily's committee that an arrange
menl might be made with the Norman
authorities aud the Andrews Co.. where
BY she Normal well could be made Of
greater capacity, stfielent indeed, to
supply the Normal snd The city with
sufficient water tor 4 thorough water
works system. II Is . good Suggestion
and one to our Mind perfectly feasible.
II this scheme proves feasible. we are
nearer The watesworks goal than was
dreamed VI week aao.
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Died.

HARDY-At Cypremort, st. Mary
parish, La, May 2lst, 1899, CARLEs
CRossMAN HARDY; aged 81 years.
The subject of this notice was born in
the town Of Campte. in the parish of
Natchitoches, and resided in this city
until about the year 1859. when with
his mother, Mrs. Josephine Roy. and
two brother they removed to New Or
leans where he lived until several years
ago when he moved to Cypremort
Landing on Bayou Teche. where he
died.
He leaves wife, two daughters and
brother to whom the writer extends
heartfelt sympathy.
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Dainty invitations were sent ont 10 .
lNrEe number Of children by little vi
tien Smith inviting them TO help oele-
brase her 9TH birthday anniversary last
Tuesday afternoon.
The little tots were pretty sight in
thelk dainty white frOcks and hobby
suits and . gay and jolly hunt for pea
nnts teok up a large portion OF the at-
Aerneon. Master J. g. Keyser found
lhe InrEess number and won the first
prize whil's Miss Miriam Nclken Cos the
booty After erjoying Ice cream, Icm-
enaee and cake, the rest Of the aiernoon
was sptut il dancing cake walk and
epioging ille many games and rolaps
dear t. liifish hearis
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A Gin lstIy Find.

Several young men while riding late
Sunday evening through the woods near
the Tessler place on Red River, about
four miles from town, noticed some
dogs 5nawing at something. which upon
examination they found TO be the bndy
OF a new Gorn negro child, which had
almost been Gevoured. The coroner
was notified, ana an Mon day held an
inquest. Tue verdict OF the jury was
that the child was that OF AnIbroislne
Nettles, young negro woman, and that
the evidence disclosed strong nircum-
stances of foul play. There has been no
arrest nlade.
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Sheriff Sale.

Tenth District Court. Parish eff Match
itOches, La No. 1925.
John a. Barlow, Executor. VS.. Mrs. Z.
+. Moore.
By virtue of writ of seizure and sale
issued out of the 10th Judicial District
Cont of Louisiana in and for the Parish
of Natchitoches, and TO me directed, I
have selzed and wilt offer for sale at
public auction at the principal front
door of the courthouse in the city and
Parish of Natchitoches. La.on
SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1899,
within the legal hours OF sale the fol-
lowing described property, situated in
the Parish of Natchitoehes, to-wit:
A certain tract of land on the left bank
of Red River descending with all the
improvements thereon, containing 23S
acres bounded above. by lands of Mrs. A
Breazeale. below by landsfof Mrs. Il. e
Moore, front by Red River, and being
the same property acquired by Mrs. +.
E Moore from her father by inheritance
also an undivided ID interest in $40 acres
of land on or near Bayou kisatchie and
being Sec. I. r. s, and the undiyl-
ded ID interest in a tract Of land on Ba-
You B0urbeuX in the Parish of Natchi
toches and containing 50 acres and
known as the Brake, bounded above by
heirs of a. B. Sompayrac, below by
lands of Jack LandreauX anu III. l.. GAL
lien and front by Bayou Bourbeux. The
two last mentioned tracts acquired by
inheritance from John Tucker. 10 sat
isfv and pay certain mortgage note ex-
ecuted BY said Mrs. f.. L. Moore payable
TO her own order and by her Endorsed
in blank for the sum of $3.50 Sixteen
hundred and fifty do!lars) with per
cent interest from maturity and 10 per
cent attorneys fees less credit of four
hundred and seventy dollars and eighty
five cents $40 So paid 9Th June, 1894.
Terms of Sale-Casb. with benefit of
J. w. FREEMAN,
Apl. q Sheriff.
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disease. Mrs. l.. A. Johnston, IO3
Pilham ana Ripley SIS, Montgomery,
Ala, tells her experience with catarrh
of the stomach and how she was
cured:
~ will state 90 you that l have
taken eight bottles OF your Pc-ru.na
and two of Man-a-lin and rejoice to say,
God bless DIR. Hartman and Pe-ru-na.
And / earnestly assure you that it
has done me more good than any medi-
cine have ever taken in my life. /
prescribe 1t to every one meet who
Is suffering, as the best medicine in
the world, anil have made many con-
verts who are now rejoicing in the
great good which they have derived
from the same. / can tell you that /
am almost entirely relieved of indiges-
ton, that great foe which has tortured
me so many years, and can now eat
anything / desire without it is fruits or
something acid
To ErdeEstAnd the scientific action
of Pe-ru-n@tpfs best to have DIR. Hart
mans special book for women or his
book on chronic catarrh. These books
are mailed free by the Pe-ru-na Medi-
cine Company, Columbus, o. All
druggists sell Pe-ru.na
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A Handsome Compliment.

Miss Lawless will again be in charge
of the model school. This news must
be good to every one who met this tall
ented and affable lady duriEg the Sum-
MGR School of '9S. The Board of In
stitute Managers could not have made
an appointment as model teacher.
which would have met with more ap-
probation from the people of Marks
vile than does the election Of Miss Law
Iess.-Ayoyelles Blade,
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There have been picnics galore this
week. On SATURDAY. the ungraded (Nor-
maD school, whose very capable teach
er. Miss Trimble, ispopular and much
beloved by her pupils, enjoved the day
at Blanrhard's springs. A number of
young folks spent Sunday back of the
Pavne place over the river, and Tues
day the Grammar school children had
their outing. Then there have been
two or three private picnics and fishfrys
besides.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-06-01

The End Immnnes, Hoods Regiment.
arrived in New York from Gibaua, Cuba,
last Monday. and will be in camp at
Camp Meade. Pa, for two weeks, when
they will be mustered out. There are
two Natchiloehes boystE thai re giment,
Capt III. z. Gamble, and Liet. james
Hicks. of whom our people feel proud.
and win gladly welcome nome again.
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There will be meeting of directors
of the Building 6 Loan Association In
the Police Jury room at the courthouse
on next Monnay evening at O'Clock;
and also meeting of the Progressive
League at the same place at o'clock
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THE LIBERATED SADDLE STALLION
ID Hector Denmark,

Will make the season of 1899, at Deva-
renne's Stable. Registered as No, 40l in
the National Saddle Horse Breeders Reg
Ister.
Rich bav stallion, Is IA hands high,
Star. Bred by Pat Dolan, Wine hester, Ky.
SIRE-WashinGton 81, By Cromwell 70.
DANNY Haleorn, End dam by Jewel
Denmark 20. he by Washington Denmark
63, Sd dam by Look Ont, he by the Spoake
horse, he by Washington Denmark "a
4th dam by John billiard, Jr., he By John
billiard. f. s.
For further particulars apply TO
G.. L. DEVARENNES,
Apl. q Natehitoches. La.
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"Euerv Well Man
Hath His III Day. y

A Doctors examination
might shoav that kidneys,
Eper and stomach are normal,
but the doctor cannot analyze
the blood upon Uhich these
organs depend.
Hoods Sarsaparilla pur:Res, vitalixes
and enricbes the blood. 1t cures you
when "a bit off" or when seriously
afflicted. 1T nerer disoppoints.
Dyspepsia" Ny husband had dyspep-
sia and Hoods SarSaparilla cured him.
Our little boy was nervous and the baby
had ulcerous sores. 1t cured both" MRs.
EMMA BEBE, Portage, Pa.
lodyQestion-"I could not eat for some
months on account Of distress and indiges-
ton. Hoods Sarsaparilla cured me so that
lean eat and sleep WELL" MRS. g. A. GUNTZ,
Taylor and Walnut Sts., Wilmington, Del.
d6od1 Sae1qb@M
CIazaaz: sssS:I55:lIU
hoods Pills cure liver Ills: the nonirritasing and
only catbartLe 70 taks 9Th Hcoa,s sar.sIari!I..
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The Cumberland Telephone Company
reached here with their line Yesterday,
and established two Offices. one ~ the
central office or the Natchitochrs Tele-
nhone %. and the other At the Janin 8
suddnth drag store.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-06-01

UIseases or the Dl0Ou and N6RVe9s
No one need suffer with neuralgia. Til
disease is quickly ard permanently cured
by Browns Iron Bitters. Every disease oil
the blood, nerves and stomach, chroni,
or otherwise, succumbs to Browns lru,
Bitters. Known and used for nearly
quarter of q century, 1t stands to-day fore
most among our most valued remedies
Browns Iron RitteEa is sold bv all dealerp
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The friends (and they ara legion) Of
HI. ana Mrs J. A. Plauche viii be glad
70 leaTn that they have bought the
Lsheusson house on Pine St., and viii
make Natchiloches their permant mt
hsmes The Enterprise bids them cor
dial welcome.
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Preparations are going briskly on for
the entertainment to be given by the
Methodist ladies for the church benefit.
A number of little folks are being skill
fully drilled and good program is
urOmised.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-06-01

The Enterprise is IN receipt Of The
Campte News edited by Mr.. A, I. Mas
sengil1. 1t is lively, wide-swake lit
sheet and we hope will meet with the
patronage and support that ii deserves.
We y with pleasure
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-06-01

Mrs. J. q. keyser entertained at
very handsome dining on last Sunday
ID honor Of her nephew Ton Raggio
who had made his first communion
and been confirmed.
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s@eellng Of business men was held
DID Way night 10 the rooms Of the
proereaalve League Tor the purpose or
organizing Boaro Of Trade. A COM
misseo was appointed to draft cnarter
and bv-laws to rcpoFs at a meeting to
be neld next Tuesday night, when per-
manena organization will &c effected.
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The ENTERPRISE.
WEEKLY.
THURSDAY. JUNE /, 1899.
OFFICIAL. ORGAN.
The Enterprise is the Official
Organ of the City and Par
ish of NatchitOches.
THE LODGES.

Az. & A. NJ.
Phoenix lodge No. 3S-SimcOe
Walmsley. w. NJ; J. c. TIichel, Jr
Sec'v. Meets first and third Wednes
days. ut p. IN.
ODD FELLOWS.
StOnewall Lodge No. rs. p. J.
Gibson, n. g.; G. y. Powell, Sec'y.
D. m
KNIGHTS OF PYTIIIAS.
Natcbltoches Lodge No. 80. U. p
Breazeale. G. g.; Adolph L'herisson. X
Df r. and s. Meets second and fourth
Thursdays al 8 p. N.
A. o. L. "
J. l.. Weaver. NJ. W. ID. l.. Suddath,
Recorder. Meets Second and fourth
Wednesdays at Z 80 p. M.
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Arrangements have been made By
several Of .he judicial district and par
iah officlaIs whereby the warrants of
jurors and witnesses for the june term
81 court will be paid In full.
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DIR q. III. Prothro has returned from
Dit. Lebanon where be was called 10y
the illness OF bis father whom we are
glad 10 state lie now much improved.
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BROKEN DOWN.

~ have been in poor health for two
wears. and was almost broken down. l
began taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and
was soon In better health than for years
before. have not bad any sickness
since began taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla." A. q. Montgomery, Henryvllle
Mississippi.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-06-01

A telegram announcing lne death of
Judge 4. North CuIlom, Jr.. OF this
judicial district, IN New Orleans, was
received By tue attorneys Of tbis CITY on
Yesterday
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We nave been requested to announce
that the regular Friday night band con-
cert will be given tonight Thursday
az o'clock.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-06-01

zoe. 10 75r oFgandies, from So to ~
inches. THIS Is one Of the pretsIekt Sc
lenilors Of the Kind you have ever seen.
Coma early and select pattern for eom-
meacesnent. Williams, Weaver & O'Q1ln
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Ciarke's specially is a fine line of
spectacles and eye glasses of the finest
brands. Give HIM trial order and YOU
will be pleased.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-06-01

DR.. r: s. Calves has moved with his
family into the Deblieux cottage re-
GENTLY occupied by DIR. q, II. Prothro.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-06-01

Yellow fever has appeared In New
Orleans, the first case proving fatal.
Texas has quarantined.
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Telephone No. 62s
Front Street,

The papers are Istill undecided as to
AguinaldO's death. Some think he COM
mitted suicide while others believe tina t
he was assassinated.
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Ia tn. Social Word.

Natchitoehes was qui'e gay socially
last week, and there were different en-
tertainments that included the different
''stages" of society,"
THE ROUND TABLE.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E. L,
McClung entertained in honor of Mrs,
j. Baker of Nacogdoches. Texas. The
pretty sitting~room was used for the
game of euchre and in spite of the heat
the guests were all animation Mrs. E.
+. McCOmbe carried off the first prize.
box of dainty paperterie while Mrs. E.
! V. Delieux captured The BOBBY, a gaily
decorated horseshoe. Delicious ices,
pineapple sherbert,:: cream, and cakes
we're served very lavishly at the con-
ciusion of the game. The invited guests
were Mines. j. Baker, 2. Hill, +. S. Pru-
dhomme and Alice DeblieuX.
THE MERRY lG
Misses Gussie and Fannie Nelken en-
tertained the young ladies' club on
Thursday afternoon most delightfully."-.
During the game of progressive euchre
ice lemonade was served continually
and on account of the intense heat was
very acceptable to the players.
The writer was fortunate in winning
the fist prize, very handsome silver
paper knife while Miss Edna Allison
won the BOBBY, fan At the conclu-
sion of The game, delicious refreshments
consisting of pineapple sherbert, marsh
mallow, chocolate and fruit cake were
served, and after little music the
guests separated all delighted with the
hospitable manner in which they had
been entertained.
THE AS YOC LIKE ITS.
Miss Estelle Trichel entertained her
club on Friday night the 18th an &C
count of hich was crowded out of our
last issue.
Miss Dora Caspari and Mr.. A. Watson
won the first prizes, while Miss Violet
Phillips and MIR. Adam Hicks captured
the boobies. An elaborate course lun-
cheon was served and thoroughly en-
ioyed by the large number of guests
present.
THE CHILDREN's DANCE.
Last Friday, was chiIdren's night at
the Co,nus. and very large number
with their chaperons were out to do
honor to the occasion.
The dancing was very much enjoyed
by the little ones and also by those of
larger growth. and during the time that
they were thus occupied, another crowd
of the guests were enjoying a game of
progressive euchre, Misses Fannie Mel
ken and Lillian knott cut for the lady's
prize, handsome bottle of cologne and
the first named won it. while Mr.. Den
mis- Hyams won the gentleman's. cigar
holder. Miss Rena Phillips and Mr..
Warren Kouns won the boobies.
BAND CONCERT.
An immense crowd was out to enjoy
the band concert on Friday night and
listen to the very good program.
Mr.. J. W. Jones very gallantly did
the work that the ladies were going to
undertake and had seats erected, which
added tenfold to the pleasure of the
evening. as the comfort If being seated
made all enjoy the music more. These
Friday evening concerts are a delight
full institution and will cause everybody
to take greater interest in the band as
they realize it Is for the pnblic's pleas
ure and benefit and this realization will
no doubt take practical turn when ne
cessary.
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Gloves GIoyesl

Buy your Kid Gloves from Williams,
Weaver & O'Qnin You run no risk,
every pair guaranteed satisfaction or
money refunded.