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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-03
LANDIs TO 60 NEXT.
Charges VIII Ee Filed UnIezg Re
Socn Designs AZ Warden

warden Of the state penitaT1tial-v soon
resigns ard makes way thereby f1r the
Republican Who viii De named bv Gov
aI-n0r Stanley, be viii be compelled TO
undergo Al Investigation bv i Iegisla-
tive c0mmirrae such as was TODAY
named for Al inquiry into the
charges against the regents af the srara
agricultural College
The governor has decided to fTvesti-
gara Lands but he has not selected tEe
man VINO VII De eXDetsraeI Ca prefer
charges against the warden
v hen Lands is OUT OF the vav J 2.
Tom IinsOn- 4 MIuuea polls lawyer and
chairman Of the Firth district congress
siouaL committees, VIII be appointed
VVarrfeu
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CLEMENS CAMPAIGN.
The FcpuIis1 Caud1da1e For Mayer
Discusses lis Prospects

o O.. Clemens. candidate Tor mayor.
SAYS
Any man W1o would 20 INTO i cam
paIE1 n Topeka WICh ri1e icea that he
would De aIecred over the BRUTAL Re
publican ma IGr1Cy- as i ven known
Democrat would say. would &c i good
candidate for / place n i HInaEIc asy-
Ulu- bur the campaign has rs pleas
1urr,es I am not hamperad Win hun
lfr-e.Is II applicarlons FOR ions under the
cIEy EUVaruEIeuC- ny opponent -
As matter 0E fact only one man mas
asked ne FOR an appointment vat He
7VauraI I'd O. street commissioner on
rhz ground that he didn't know any
thing ABOUT streets 7 TOLD MIN he would
undoubtedly D. i good man f0r the
place w sIuSh fund has su Tar CON
sisted Of 81 cents buC I have been IN
vtre1 I'd contribute 1 dollar Subscription
10 suDsiGiZe I 1eWsEa5er WhIcEI VII not
- printed III dfter election Z may ac-
capC- Iuasmuch the mans paper
vlJ1Itil-r come JuC n time for MS sup
port 10 damage NE any am sJlT-e Of
some votes. 1eca1s Z nave two at nv
house and two or three Of my friends
have told me Cley would vote t1r ne
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M'KlNLH INVITED.
President Urged to Visit Wieh-
tia IN MAJ or June.

Governor Stanley has forwarded ID
come To Kansas during the larrar part
1L lLay OF early n June TO ATTEND the
Ira lssTr1l ssisss Dbl Commercial congress
vhlcl meets N annual session n n lcr-
ia
The imitation Vlic41 the governor mas
forwarded vas provided Tor oy the
nouse and senate II adopting concur
rant resolution extending an urgent re-
quest CnaC The president come vest At
that time
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Said to Be Registered In CIeEe-
land For Tgda ay's Election
EGt Fight For Re-EIeetiaH bJ
HAyGr HehissG1-
HANNA REPUBLICANS
Reported to Be Voting the
Democratic Ticket
Election News From All Over
the Country.

CIevala1E o. a 1rI S.-Probabiy ue7--
So II uae history 5f THIS ciry has Lhere
beeu manifested sTch general interest n
A uravcra-rv contest as N that being
EcJllr1c cur III roGav's municipal election
Mayor E1berr Z. 1IcEIssou- Rzpubli-
can ls 4 cIlCt-c5ara for re-=Iectlou- h
e. -uuosed By ex-1Lavar I1ru r Far
lev D--r1gcrIr- The Deuocrals Ira uni
I'd while rle Republicans are lllT-Ci1t-
AlC1 ET1 1aCr-QTls-Et 8 Il1Elllras and Nc
k-ssrnirzs. The E11ua 3apJI-5llcs4Ilss
generally ir Ls believed Ira Young E2E
Earlev- Tla Leaders IN 5oCl sides =z-
press Themselves as being confident oE
victory The wsaE1er 3 clear and coio
Ler=ecEs-=s employed by the DeEnOCral1c
ctliI1-I1-T-==z c-illTu I'd 11LFa poSl--F- DF3'a-
Ela- EuIz- s. lU0 rtoaLzrs E-tzl-- ce=-sr5--ett
r1ls spr-uzr These detectives have H.
reaIF 1uC larEe mum 1ers lL var
ra1rs 1lr man whom il IS declared
registered illegally ard VIII be arresrel1
r1C4T i rE1ev attempt I'd V0Uz-
During r-Ia early morning hours the
vgU-CE vas unusually 1eavT d1C tr IS
Believed rI1s NUMBER Gr ballots east To-
6av VII be- grearer C1au IL Cle last
presideut-a1 election. brzHlzlrg al pre-
v-ous records
DETRCET. MICH
Der-ni-- april s.-BIue skies and crisp
ar were encouraging 6aau1I'es ot eiee-
ton 1ar rldaT The morning vote in
Detroit was quite heavy fCr a spring
election and cile Inspectors were kent
busv At most OF the voting ouoChs. L
was expected thar lhe i1e weather VII
prove a big factor n bringing OUT ul4s
country H0Uz throughout the sCIra- The
sUrlUE aleEtICn This year Is OF mora m
us-=sr rlal ordinarily because CIRCUIT
Judges ara being chosen throughout CEe
srALe- N addition 10 Ioc8I officers Ii
townships ard most CT L1a cities Be
SIDES e4efr-Cg A 111SEace Of me supreme
court IrC 1TlLT-srsirT regents. gunSCI-LI-
r1ouaL amend u1euus ara being voted
upnn 15r t-1s= =sVab iizluenr ot stlre
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FLORIDA SENATOR
LegisIasurs Meets Tomorrow and VII
Elect Rascoss SUCCESSOR

Tallahassee. Fla. april S.-Tlle general
assembly which meets here tomorrow
viii c1cuse sIIcCessUr 60 Senator sam
ueI Paze0. whose term expired March
succeed 1Ir1sEI1- although eonsiC1era Die
opposition mas been shown 20 us "a
election The IaLAsT gossip Is thar IN
ease Senator EaSCu is not re-aIes.Uaf1 On
Al early ballet the place viii be given
TO Governor BIoZham- The session df
the Legislature VIII continue sixty days
and an auurmous amount OF work Is
awaiting disposition
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Akron o.. April 3.-W + Wright Sr
PirrsfurE. president II rf1a Phoenix
Er=yv1ng company. died OF heart failure
n rhe E1ueI BJICItzI today He vas sit
ting I'D n bed when le suddenly gasued
and 174l back dead h came 70 i lx1-r3rr 4
week ago He vas one af the besr
kloEEIl lrsZveEs n rLle. enILnr1-.--
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Further German Encrsachmentz

Tacoma. Wash. April Oriental adj
vices throw HE1C news from Berlin
ciIaE Germany Il t0 sand an expedition
ID seiZe L-f-F10t1- Shan Tuug uruwfucz
China According 20 4 letter received AT
Shanghai from I-C1ou II Is said Ger
u1a1V's real purpose Is ta compel the
Chinese government TO grant I'd Ger
man trrr1s some big commercial eouCas-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-03
Is CROkER FOR HILES :
Commanding General Said 70 Ee the
-amuauy Candidate

Wv York april s--rFeneraI Nelson
a Miles according % gossip around The
Democratic club Il 10 be RIcharrf C-E-
kers candidate TOR the presidency III
1890
II IS stated thai C0ngrsssnla1-aIscr
Jefferson Levy Is To be the guest of
douor air the SO Jef1ars0nian dinner 10
be gwen by the De1ucraEic club On
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BRYAN FOB TWO DINNERS.
Says Silver Gatherings Should Be On
Different NIght1

New York April Part Of a dis
patch from VIM ! Bryan. received sat
l1rdaY by ETIIEene V Brewster hut with
held by him until today reads as fol-
lows regarding he double movement for
Bryan silver dinners on A. srii I9-
Think the Two meetings should be
held On different nights 50 that al
Democrats and working men can attend
both"
The first part OF the message IS kept
back because IT IS held by NGr Brewster
70 De- personal and strictly csnfideu-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-03
A Big Lumber Deal

Marinetre- Wis A priI 3--The E1dzvaZ-lz
Hines Lumber company OF Chicago mas
purchased the eT1Llre season 3 cut Of Ehe
LIding-on shiugfe mil. ABOUT thirty
million feet Il IS the second largest
deal made this year, and the considera-
ton IS a1our $3.50 900. The purchase IN
ciudes Al the Iath as wall AS the shi1I-
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HANCOCkIs ADEMOCRAT-
Reform School superintendent =
Also a Sunday School TsacheE

True to the name which be bears. w
8 Hancock. the new sIIperInraElt1enE 0E
the reform school, Is 4 gold standard
Democrat He Is also a Christian man
and for years has bean a teacher OF 4
SUNDAY school class ar his home m
SIouEruse kan Hancock was Store
keeper At the state penftenItary under
George H Case bur aa<s never heidi any
other public office
Mr. Eancock is married and has four
children. He was born near Newark
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Burlington Buys q Mountain.

San Francisco.Ap prI "A special from
Durango Mexico. says The great
Sierra de Mercsfii mountain OF IRON sd
f1ir1fuz this efrv mas been purchased by
g P EIutiu gr8u- The purchase price
IS placed at s20a. 900 IN gold The Mez1-
can LuteruaEOnaH railway is b1ilr t1 the
foot OF the mountain It said that
extensive steel WORKS VIII be establish
ed here.
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I.0G0 CARPENTERS STRIKE
Ecr Eight Hours and Thirty Gents al
EGU

Cleveland April About one thousand
carpenters went 4 STRIKE in This cIEE
to-day and Is StzECeff that the figures VIII
be ErHa rIV svVHllef befure liEf1E unless tI1e
contractors aCcesfe. 70 the demands Of rz1se
men E1r n s-nOur daV and - cents an
hour 4 number Of contractors. II Il said
have aGrzed Etle scale Of the me1 The
caruenrers vino have struck say they ara
fully determined stay CUT until Ehaar
demands granted
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BALLINGER ON THE BOARD.
Coay County Man Named Director
Of the stats Fen1teus1ary

T G BaHingar Of Burlington has been
appointed by Governor Stanley as
member Of the board Of directors OF the
stArz peuiEauEary 20 succeed + VI
Drake Of Mcpherson whose term has
exEired Drake PopuIiEr
BaIHuEer was Il member OF the house
Of representatives II 1885 and was the
author OF i fac and salary oil which
this stare- He has held no political ac-
fee. SINGS. that time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-03
PfcknC en- Ccrea-

san Francisco april 3--AccorCTiug To
sfefvices from the Orient Count Kaiser
HuG a reEiretf Lieutenant commander OF
the RuSSiau navy mas lodged 4 claim
AGAINST the Korean government fer 81
900 ven GanaEeS tor the seizure OF one
EI1rad IN waters under the control OF the
VIa41iv0sEak company It IS said thar
the Russian. minister has e1daEzed the
clam.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-03

" asa1I1zr1T1- april s-E1 the supreme
eit1rE u rlIe C1iratt sSta1as cuetssv 4 Fz-
eisz1n VS. handed down bv F71srzrz
E-elk-li-lH confirming tIIa u4ltfffr-v NJ r1e
var revenue act imposing r4zzss- ~, 80
1razlz5saetl1us OF boards OF trade. and sim
Lar lESGrIIr1uus- In alOrF1s.s- = .sfrr,fF.-
9el1llcn vas rendered win regard %
l'A1~@@ 1<9H IrS-lasa1cr7a1s Al ztqGk yards.
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Cut OF lis EoEdaz.

Berlin april S-The minister OF for
eis1 affairs Baron vou B1II0W- has -Ir-
tailed MS hoI q y.ret1z-Illl Iz1exp ectefiIy
to the capital today. and mad A Lengthy
conference with the British ambassa6for
Ia Germany. sir Frank e<avendish Las
Gales, ou the subject aE Samoa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-03

Jefferson CITY. No april =s--s-tst11 S1-
ueFfurerafes1r OF Insurance Oraac r0oaT
levied 4 Tx OF , per cent on the 1raEHI rs
Of foreign fTIsJIra nee companies doing 1llzI-
ueSs IN Missouri The total rsIx 4fI1otlflt4
10 ga sI5- an increase If SzG.a1 over tl1zr
Collected last yeaE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-03
KANSAS POSTMASTERS.
Three Of Them Named by tina Praal-
dent Today

Washington April s.-The president
today appointed the following posrr1aas-
rars n Kansas Joseph H LJT1z Belle
VILE JOS = Stone- Burton = 4
Downing, HAYS
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WILSON COUNTY BOYS.
Were OrIin Z BIrIew and Oliver Dix
Killed at Manila

Fredonfa Aarfl 3--Orif1 L Birfew- who
was killed N batrIe At Manila March e.
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N=w York april s--EV hfsrIir1sr CON WIS
CAP.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-03

WIS born and raised mere vas Il years old.
and enlisted Al Independence He be
I0nEHI 70 the regirne1CzIi band
Oliver Dix VINO Was also killed lived at
Altoona eight miles east Of here He also
enlisted aE Independence and vas 3 years
uI ~
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-05

ed to piece of steel which is showed
into the gun. The missile in the end
of the cartridge is small leaden but
let covered with steel, and instead of
finttening ont when an object is
struck, as the ordinary leaden bullet
would do, penetrates the object, even
if it be a bone and makes clean hole.
Mr.. Strong has the hat which he was
wearing at the time he was wounded
in the head by Mauser bullet. The
missile made an ugly looking hole and
had it struck fraction OF an inch
lower Fred would probably be curio
now instead of exhibiting them to
wondering friends. Foreign coins COM
prising Spanish, Japanese, Chinese and
others from a part of the collection.
Three heavy Spanish cavalry knives, a
rusty matcheta in wooden sheath, an
old Spanish geography in which Spain
plays the most important part and ac-
cording to which other foreign powers
are colonies in comparison, and last
but not least, a wooden letter which
Fred sent home from Japan. The en-
velope is nicely made from thin slice
of some tough wood, likewise its con-
tents. The grain of the wood may be
seen but it does not clog pen in its
progress over the surface. 1t is a mar
vel of Japanese ingenuity and origin
atty. A collection of photographs of
japanese scenes daintily colored by ma
tive artists illustrates the progressive
ness of the people of that country.
Many other things are contained in the
collection of much interest to western
people and in some degree brings be-
fore their eyes the curious things OF
the Orient.
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Market Supply Of Hogs More Fav-
orable During Past Week.
10000 RECEIVED BY MORRELL & co.
Cincinnati Price Currents Summary OF
Receipts Tor Misunderstanding
House and East Ottumwa
News Items
From Saturdays Daily.1


Considerable increase is shown in the
market supply of hogs the past week.
Western packing lndicatse total of
$4,000, compared with 465,oo0 the pre-
ceding week and 4s5,000 two weeks
ago. For corresponding time last year
the number was $4,000 compared with
which there was decrease of 10000
the past week. From November the
total is 2,025,000, against 2,245,000
year ago-a decrease of 100000. The
quality of curret offerings is generally
good. Prices are lower, and at the
close the average Is about 15c per 100
pounds below the position week ago,
but soc per 100 pounds higher than
year ago.
In the Provision trade the domestic
movement of Product has been good,
at comparatively steady prices. The
foreign markets are rejecting the in
f1uence of the relatively moderate
movement of Product in that direction
for some time past, partly due to dis
inclination of the trade to place orders
on the basis of current values, under
lack of confidence in, their 1nainte-
nance. The recent arrivals in the Bril-
fish markets of consignment lots are
uuQGTSIOOu 10 ue uetlluS Will ready
distribution under the moderate sup
plies in hand.
While there is plenty of feed materi-
al in sight, and no evidence of scarcity
of hogs in the west, it does not seem
reasonable to count on as large win
ter movement as the records disclosed
last year, when they passed all previ-
GUS winter seasons. For the month of
December there was an especially large
marketing, far exceeding any previous
month. It is well therefore to remem-
Der the high basis for last year with
which comparisons of this seasons
Operations will be brought into COM
parison for several weeks to come.
Quite likely the latter part of the VIM
ter will show relatively better in the
comparison. Should the winter season
prove to be a million hogs smaller than
last year in number slaughtered in
the west, there would still be record
| higher than any year prior to last.
In view of such facts and other feat-
ures in the case weak markets should
hardly be expected to prevail, nor par
|ticularly high values. The export
|clearances of product the past week
were fairly liberal, there being some
decrease in lard compared with the
corresponding week last year, while
meats were fully equal. Prices of
Heading articles are not changed much.
i Special reports to the Cincinnati
Price Current show the number of
hogs packed since Nov. / at undermen-
ltioned places, compared with last year.
.lr.. F~1V
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Weekly receipts In Ottumwa.
Above and all others 2,0s5,oo0 2,245,o

Weekly Receipts I'm Ottulnwa.
The total number of hogs received
at the packing house of John Morrell
& Co. for the week ending last night
was 10000, an increase of 500 over last
week. The increase was also made. in
live days receipts, the plant having
market quotation today for all choice
hogs over ITO pounds is ,$3.55.
Packing House aud East End Items
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stinson spent
Thanksgiving with friends at Batavia.
Miss Maud Lewis spent Thanksgiv-
ling at the home of her cousin, at Dab
lonega.
Paymaster G. Bennett and storekeep-
| r Lloyd Suits went quail hunting
Thursday.
NJ. I. McClelland, of the office de-
partment of John Morrell 6, Co., is en-
joying his vacation.
VIM. Bullock and Robert johnson
were out hunting, Thursday, and sue
ceeded in bagging about 466 rabbits.
| A number of the packing house sharp
/ shooters were out practicing Thursday
and it is reported that Treneman acci-
dentally killed partridge.
Elmer Thompson, who was injured
Monday morning by falling from an ell
evator, is improving rapidly and will
soon be able to resume work again.
William Campbell, formerly employ
led in the packing room, has resigned
his position with John Morrell & Co.,,
and accepted "bsat" on the police
force.
4 Charles Wrangham, of Boston, Mass,
lis in the city visiting old friends, Mr.
lWrangham's father, C. Wrangham,
Twas an employee OF John Morrell & Co.
fifteen years ago.
i Chief Engineer John Wishart is en-
gagged in unloading and setting up the
new 450, horse power engine at the
power house of John MorreIl & $50.
. The machine was manufactured by the
Murray Iron Works, of Burlington, and
is one of the finest engines in the
lefty,
u NJ. Mcdonald, Of the grocery firm of
Mcdonald brothers, met with. i pain
. full accident recently He Was stand
ing under a hanging, lamp when the
chain by which the lamp was suspend-
ed broke. letting the globe and. frame
| fall on Mr.. McDonald's; foot. The
member was bruised so severely that
la physician was summoned 10 dress
1.-THE injury
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a NEW CORPORATION.
Tie Beck Chemical Company VIII File
Articles.

h = y
[F'rom Fridays Daily.l
Articles of incorporation will soon be
placed on file in the recorders office
fer new, organization composed of
Young men of Ottumwa, who have or
ganized what is known as sThe Beck
Chemical company" for the manufac-
tire and sale of certain proprietary
remedies, which have been on the mar
lset for years past, the principal one of
which is Beck's Kur-akold. The sue
cess the remedies have attained in the
past assures its future prosperity and
the object for incorporating is not 10
push new remedy but to manufac-
lure and extensively advertise the old.
The capital stock of the corporation is
placed at $4,000, of which $4,000 is
preferred stock and the balance COM
mon stock. The incorporators are
meeting with great success in the sale
OF the preferred stock, nearly all of it
having been taken by local capitalists.
The advance sheets of the articles say
that the Indebtedness of the concern
shall at no time exceed two-thirds of
the capital stock, and that the private
property of the incorporators shall not
be liable for corporate debts. The af-
fairs OF the company shall be managed
by. a board of directors, which shall
consist of the president, secretary and
treasurer. The regular annual meet
ing OF the stockholders shall be held il
Ottumwa on the first day of June in
cach year, and they shall begin business
upon the fling of the articles and con.
tinpe for twenty years. The present of
fcers Of the association are: w. r
Becl,, president; Charles Hall, vice pres
ident; Calvin Manning treasurer, and
Morgan Griswold, secretary. The stool
is being rapidly taken and the estab
lishment of the concern is an assured
fact. 1t is the intention to rent suit
able building for the manufacture O
the remedies in The near future, ant
ar once begin TO extensively advertise
them. 1t will be seen from the list O.
officers that the concern has the RICH
| men held of il, and in time may riva
in size aud output the extensive eastern
proprietary medicine concerns,
/
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Winter.
Suits. q

There is character to the suits
we are showing this season
which is usually lacking in
ready-made clothing. You are
Judged by your appearance. If
your clothing becomes you, you
are admired; if yoa have an i'll
fitting suit, you look seedy, no
matter how pleasant smile
YOU wear.
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Any one Book Of The following list will DO sent postpaid on receipt
ofa2 cent postage stamp and 10 signatures cut from
The wrappers Of ArbackIss Roasted Coffee.

No. "a ONE NIGHT MYsTERY. Detective
Stories, by 'OLp SLEUTH.'
No. 30 ADVENTURES OF 4 gAsHEuL BACHELOR. By CLARA
AUGUSTA. uairtk provoking story.
No. 90 TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE; Novel y Mrs MARY J.
HOLMES The fcrae writer Of fiction Of the
No. 81 THE syNRYsoE COOK BOOK. BY Mn.. InssIE
Cook Books ever published.
No. 30 OLD SECRETS AND NEW pisoovERlEs This book
of the Of knowledge and VIII
he found both entertaining and useful
No. SO THREE THousANp THINGS WORTH KNOWING. by
r. MOORE, author Of Soores Universal Assistant This bcok
encyclopedia Of highly condensed form
No. THE CITY OF DREADFUL NIGHT and other stories
by RUDYAaD KiPLINs.
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No. 96
Three Beautiful
Flower
Pictures.

Each measuring s,sxI7
inches. The titles are
/" Summer Fragrance y
"a Vase Of Lilies," and
/" Fresh and Sweet"
These three pictures all
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ceipt Of ? cent post.
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natures cut from wrap
pers Of Arbuckles'
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No. 70. Scholars Companion.
No. az
Barber
Swing
Strop.

A double strop,
one ofleather and
one Of canvas,
bound together.
Length, % inches,
width, twoinches,
trimmings nickel
pla te d. Sent
p o st-pnid ON
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