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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19

Ufpbon describes how, before tho
blazing altar. every hundredth mau's
arms were hacked off him and, before
his eyes throwh into the tianes. All
that a red lndlan would have done
last century was freely practicod by
our ancestors Of 10 centuries ago. Ana
the highest ideal Of man then IN
cludcd, as a duty, dark cruelty ans,
Erewsome revenge ogSinst all bis enc
mics.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19

The inhabitants Of Cochin China ana
SIAN have knowh the fighting capacits
OF n savage lltte fish for many year
and have long thcen Ia the habit 81
making matches between those owned
by different men, just as Meslcal
match gamccocks @nd some Amoricans
md Englishmen lun pups. When n
naatch Is made the parties to It havir Z
laid their bets bring their specmsns
Of the fierce Ntile Beta pugnaX tD
globes Of water. Both are put into Duo
globc and without moments hesiti
ton they fly ct each other ana do Hot
cease fighting until one OF the COM
hatants is killcd by the other.
1t Is ONLY u year or two since Bpecia'
mems of this fish were brought to
Paris, but now many are owned In
Paris, and il Is said that the demand
FOR good specimens liz constantly on the
increase. They are beautifully spotted
with red and blue and would attract
attention In any aquarium by their
colors alone. The savage nature be-
hind the beauty would hardly be eus~
pected.-Chicago luter Ocean.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19


Thousands have ly,cn cured of paipita-
Won. liver trouble, shofi;sgss of breath, pain
iii the siJc, backaclas, and numerous other
cnmrlslssss by the ,i9c of Dr. Pierce S Golden
Nictisaa Discovery. This medicise acts
directly upon tie stcs,ach, the organs of
digestion and nutrition and the blVs3d iuak-
ing glands ard the fact that il enres so
ntany forms of disease is the best proof that
th=se diseases originate in the stomach and
must be cured through the stoTsgssli.
II had bcena great sufferer for Yryernl years,
and my family doctor said would not be liv-
sliy man la two years, but, thank tod. am still
living writes Mr.. George w. T.l,stow, OF Lips
comb, Augusta Co. Va. Or pitrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery If what saved my life. ] had
honrt trouble SO bud that coiiid not lie OIL nay
sen side without great deal of pain. | was
neilriy past work when commenced your ni.,i
iciiie, but eau do about MS mwch work nov as
2iy IMAM. | c7,Hnot say too zach for tile benefit
! have received"
The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adj
wiser, the Bible of the body" is sent free
on receipt of 81 one-cert stamps TO pay ex-
pense Of mailing only, for edition in paper
covers, or 81 stamps for clotl-bound edi-
ton, Address Dir. x. V. Pierce, Buffalo,
N. Y
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19

When wise prophet predicts the
end of the world. he invariably put3 1t
SO fnr In the future that no one he
knows will live 10 contradict him.--Chi-
clgo Tribune.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19

Canada has a forest area estimated at
1,210000 square miles, or S00,000600
acres. the largest forest area, so far as
-tlie woods of commerce are concerned,
of,nny country of the world. Its forest
production is $50, 0G0, 600 annually.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19

II will sell my life DEAR cried the
contributor TO the beIligcrent editor OF
she comic page.
The latter smiled colby.
Il see lie replied, you think your
i.ee is good joke
And then the contributor made his
exit by way of the prtent pneNmatic
City7lndependent.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19
No. 9l
The First Prayer.

a beauflfdi
! m p te d
Picture l5sa0
in ohes IN
size. Sens
postpaid
on reccirt
of > Gems
y q . 1 II ~ q
stamp urd
10 btgne"
lures c u :
from wrap
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19
No. 95
Three Beautiful
Flower
Pictures.

Each measuring oisx17
inchea. The titles arc
" summer Fragrance, :"
z" u Vase OF I.llics," anu
A." Fresh nnd sweet"
These thrcc pictures sll.
30 together, and WI be
sonc past-puld Unre-
ceirr OF . ce=i post.
ngc stamp nrd 5 sigT
nnfurea Gu. tom wrap
pers OF 3tbucl'ies'
Roasted Coffee. 3
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19

Iudge-Was the stolen article gold
OF only gilt?
prisoner-It was silver. sor. The
guilt was all me own. yer anner-
Jewellers Weekly.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19

wool, and II feiI down. l5ut IN tine
course of few hours the spider mend
cd her web, broke the supporting
thread in two and let the wood fall to
the glound."-Our Animal Friends.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19

a man with family to support can
never understand why all the old bach.
elors are not NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19
The Fret Kiss

A beautiful
i'm ported
pictura tx
20 inchea In
size. Sent
poet -paid
on receipt
of y cont
pOsto o
stump cnti
10 sigma
lures Gu :
from wrap.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19
No. o.. a Basket OF Beauties.

A magnificent picture of Roses by Paul dc
Ionspre. the great painter oc flowers. We
believe this 10 he one OF the hancsOmest
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a'sf7tI1lliI .iffllIlk shsit ites
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19

from wrap.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-19
No. 81. Eighty-one Cold Eyed-Meedies.
Ihn nrIEInnl

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17

M Kings Fool" Her engagement with De Wolf
WI Hopper was the result of the she achieved in
II this song.
Lillian Russell's great beauty and charm Of voice
and action were, strange to say, commented upon
with unanimty only after she had appeared in "Pa.
tience at Tony Pastors.
Edna May as is pretty generally known, taken
of the New York Casino chorus and for the role
of prma donna by George w Lederer That excellent
stage manager deserves large share of credit for the
splendid hit which she made the Salvation Army girl
in "The Belle of New York" for he coached her in the
lines and business" of the part.
Dave Warfelds salary jumped from SIS to $3.50 the
day after he introduced few Hebrew gags at the Casino
in New York
James E. Sullivan, whose salary something like
$50 500 per week this side is by many considered
the of The Belle of New York. presented at
the Shaftesbury theaer in London. His part that of
fussy German, has been considerably elaborated
Jimmy Powers opportunity came when he was cast
for the part of Chip in Willie Edouins production OF
Dreams" Mr.. Powers very near making the hit
of the piece
Frank Daniels was discovered by manager who
him play small part in "The Chimes of Normandy" in
such way as to make his character the central figure
while he was the stage. His first real hit though was
in Hoyt's "a Rag Baby"
Thomas O. Seabrooke had played many parts well
before he appeared in Hoyts "a Midnight Bell" but
was his work in that play which caused the critics to
single him out as actor of really good ability.
Walter Jones had been playing the part of tramp in
road productions for many before he given the
chance appear New York heater with proper
roundngs After the opening performance of "149a his
ability to please New York audience unanimously
conceded.
6,d f,roo tha
ing after her first appearance in aladdin, and it was
her rendition of the song Every Flower That Blooms So
Fair in voice of quality which few women possess,
that brought her recognition.
Louis Mann had never been recognized actor
who had license have his printed in large type
on theater programmes until he introduced peculiar
German dialect into "The Girl From Paris. Since then
Mr. Mann has been successful that he frequently de-
cares he is better actor than Richard Mansfield.
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appreciate the force of the affairs of man.
which taken at its food leads O fortune"
When Richard Mansfield great hit as Baron
Chevel in "a Partisan Romance he
played and played them WELL He by
M Palmer which had been refused by H
the of theatrical history unauestionaby
the star OF the performance though he billed
Robert Mane would have
time he had fulfilled promise as Louis Ipenof
Fedora some Yet before the opening night that play
New York Mantell was merely struggling player
Edwin Foys popular
positively startling He engaged David play
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17

no one than they do Of Belle Robinson, and no
actress picture appears oftener in the papers.
She is one of Butte's genuine celebrities. AS
dancing soubrette she has made tremendous
hit in New York She is decidedly clever and
very pretty, two qualities that will win any
where She left Butte about five years ago to
Join the John R. Rodgers company of comedl-
ans, but she did not remain long with that Or
ganization, for her cleverness soon obtained for
her an engagement with Roster Bal in New
York and from there, over three years ago, she
went with Weber & Field and has been with
them ever since Her friends in Butte expect
to hear of her continued success and they will
not be disappointed.
Another Butte celebrity is the well-known
young comedian, Johnny Page. He is the son
of William Page of this city, and left Butte
about ten years ago to accept his first engage
ment, which was with the May Russell bur-
lesque company. He next joined Eugene
Tompkns' "Black Crook company and played
the part of Greppo for four years, appearing for
IS weeks at the worlds fair, and subsequently
for season in Boston and another IN New
York After that he was with Warde & Vokcs
for two seasons and in 1895 he was leading
comedian with Corinne in Henrik Hudson"
during which engagement he made his first and
only visit to Butte. The following season he
was with Sadie Martinez, and then with the
"Man in the Moon" company in the big New
York production At present he is playing the
part of Scotty Jones in "Chris and the Wonder
full Lamp" a comic opera, in which Edna Wal
lace Hooper and Jerome Sykes lead the cast.
The opera is having big run in the East, and
to Judge by the newspaper notices oft, Johnny
Page is the greater part of the show
Many now famous actors and actresses owe
THAR nrecent standing in the profession to acct
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17
One of Butte's young

One of Butte's young
women who has made pro-
nounced hit on the stage is
Miss Belle Robinson. For
three years she has been
with the Weber & Field
stock company in New
York, and the metropolitan
critics saw prettier things of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17

Many now famous actors and actresses owe
their present standing in the profession to acct
dent, or quick stage hits and their ability to
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17

handsome and talented daughter W. R. Ken
of educated for the the dramatic
City Her professional the
Mcguire Butte which she played
leading much for her work Her family
understood kindly her adopt the
with the that she declined
of and after she left Ma
until
Whney for the production of uo
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17

fame of Daniel Bandmann world wide and the
Montana that associated with the drama and the
familiar Mr. Bandmann however, does not embody all
the of his family fact that has been recognized by all
opportunity and pleasure Mrs Bandmann
support his famous Shakepearean
the profess
Ddemona Ophea and other which
She equally good
friends marked her ideal Lady
had opportunity that character
the profession with her husband
Monanas contribution the dramatic been notable
includes dms of whom have acquired both
wealth the several their adoption of
profession the list includes few who
prominent Rockman England
andt critics speak her second Bernhardt
Florence Wells will remembered people in Butte
she lived for number of been with
which smaller of the AL
though friends Butte have been informed of her and
heard local
meeting fair share
Miss Smith another Butte who making nviable
Last she with the Mcdowell
with that Butte
though thought she with
sister of Mrs. Wells better
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17

small part IN ~ he Crystal
n Slipper" at the Chicago
NJ opera house, he to re-
4 ceive for his services the
sum of $40 every Tues
I day. The day after the
opening performance Mr..
Henderson raised Mr..
Foy's salary to $25o per
week, because Mr.. Foy
knew his value to Hen
derson, and Henderson
was not the man to adopt
legal methods to compel
good man to work for
small salary. Foy played
the part of Yosemite in
Crystal Slipper" and
when the author was
called for he was thrust
forward.
Della Fox, who had
been singing with small
opera company in the
West, made her first great
hit when she sang "Fair
Columbia in "The
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17

Vadis" at McVicker's thea
ter last Monday, and which
the company had been re-
hearsing for some time.
In the company are such
We Tx nown players as
Joseph Haworth, Arthur
Forrest, Horace Lewis, Ed
mund Lyons, Edwin Varrey,
Elmer Grandill, Fred Cliff
ton, Roselle Knott, Alice
Fischer, Maude Fealey and
Margaret Fealey. There
are about 100 performers in
the cast. Many friends Of
Miss Kenyon had often re-
GREETED that she did not con-
tinue her stage career, which
gave so much promise for
success, and the fact that
she has accepted an engage
ment with one Of the most
important dramatic organi-
cations in America will give
them extreme satisfaction,
as it gives her an opportun-
ity for experience and recog-
milton as her talents merit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07
PRESS Committee.
From the Chairman Accepting
AppOintmeut.


Appointment.
r. Lasker, Esq. President Texas
sion. Travellers Protective Associa-
Galveston, Texas.
ton, Texas. May 4.--Dear Sir:
avor OF the 10th ultimo, appointing
rman of the press committee Texas
p Travellers Protective Association,
ceived. In reply will say: l highly
PATE the honor that you have con-
upon me and will cheerfully accept
'y that you have assigned me.
ives me profound pleasure to work
humble way for the Interest of the
ana the Texas division, and moth
~ give me greater Joy and honor
o'hlhs in connection with the Texas
N which am required to do as
OF the above mentioned COM
hy sympathies have always been
petsic opinion moulders" and
~ The great dailies OF Texas. The
aNIsion is greatly Indebted to The
u tos'' Galveston and Dallas News
antonio Express for the splendid
rendered by said papers in behalf
sIedt cause The above mentioned
ere the only dailies In the United
'nat devote whole page, every
N me interest OF the r. p. A. This
srea'ly appreciated by each and
iemner OF the Texas division.
selected my committee and in a
WIZ write circular letter .
~ an the post chairmen of the
mnittees, kindly requesting them
Sgsle with me in this most i'm
"orS' Again thanking you for
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Gorman.--J n. McAdams, president; A..
J, Gray. II. f. Nelson, John II. Grist. j. H..
Bennett, b. +. Yates and w. S. Stephen
son.
Carbon. r. Craighead. president; ~.
G. fowler. j. A. Moore A. S. Bishop, j. s.
Reese j. n. Guy and c. s. Low.
Quintana.-E. Waller president; Albert
Bowers. a. Schneiwin. j. y. Runyon, Mil
ton Brown, n. A Peery, G. Giesecke
Velasco " w Anderson, president; s.
~. Hunnicutt and the old board.
Clehurne.-F Z Adams. president. \.
W. Baird, J. J. Williamson, " VI Pitt
man, ;. A. willingham, Jim Lanizon and
n IL Osborn.
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more. p. B. Hoover. C. W. Clements and
]. r. McCown,
Arkansas Pass.-J, r. Burt, president; n.
cole i n Bushong and c. @. Carsten.
Flatonia.-M. Co,Nill. president; Mr..
Fernau. A. w. Routh A. Brunemann DR..
F. W. Kaiser. j. f Mulcahey and J. w.
New ulm.-Robert volsht president; G..
schuette. A Rerchle VIM Kemp. ]. r..
kreischmar. Psul porhitz' e 'dngnau,
San Marros.-W o. Hutchisou presI-
dent. "a / u, Green. r. C. Johuson. Chas.
Hutehinrs. J. R. Porter, c. D. Lake and
Squire Rucker.
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The Galveston, Houston and
Northern Railway.
-"THE pAY sHOnE LINh'

take pleasure In announcing that they are
ready 10 Riye nrompt service on passenger
and freight traihe-rinninE three passenger
tralps daily between Hcniton and Galveston.
Low EXCURSION RATES TO IA FORTE
are sEABROnK the fsrorlte nleasuFs re-
toit1 on tire Texas coast
General Frsieht and Passenger Agent.
w W. KENT.
Acting General MANAGER
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GREAT LINEN SALE.
Manufacturer Ends o at A PRICE
BLHAcHEb NAPKINs-cOnt.

Linen Hemmei Huck Towels, coll
ored Dsmask border. size i6xsI,
worth Isc each. QQo
at &C each. ....s. per dozenJUU
Al Linen Russia Crash Fringed
Towels. fast colofed border, size
i6S34. worth I6lc each. IN
al roc each per dozen lilU
Al Linen Frlneed Twllled Damask
Towels. colored border. size l6x
"a. worth roc each. 0E
al nc each. per dozen III
Linen Huck Towels, fringed. colored
border size Iox34, worth isc each,
at i7lc each, 4 9E
r,.-r--. ,..psr dozen l,OJ
Al Linen Russia Crash Towels,
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Bargains.
Real Honey Savers. None to Dealers,
and on Which We Pay no
Expressage.

- -
sells at &c a yard, only ...... o2C
American Shifting Prints, perfect goods,
fast colors, for shirts and boys OIL
waists, sells at SC yard, only. q
Turkey Red Prints for wrappers, OIL,
sells at SC yard, only q
Fast Colored Lawn, sells at SC OIL
yard, only. ...............| %
Curtain Scrim Lace, striped sells at o
SIC a yard, only. ................S 90
500 pieces Satin Baby Ribbon in pink,
orange, light blue, white, cream, new blue,
Nile, red, black, lavender and royal blue,
worth Sc yard, a to-yard bolt I'M
Tor only 1850. .......,...,..'
Aluminium Thimbles, f.
sell at sc each, only .............,fC
Ready -made Bleached Sheets, large 21,
size, 72xoo, sells at sos, only. OIC
Hemmed Pillow Cases, sell at SIC, ~
full size. only ............ ,......O ~
44-inch All-sllk Taffeta Ribbon, for belts
or neck, combination colors in rainbow
effect, worth SOC yard, o.
at only ............... .r.,.., % ~
New Belt Buckles, in gilt and oxidzed,
enameled and ieweIed, and all black,
about 500 styles to pick from, OSo
worth SOC, at only. .......... ~
Gilt Edge Shoe Polish, fEo
sells at 25c bottle. only ...... i0C
MouSSeline de Sole Shirring, all shades in
stock, newest dress trimming, 5Eo
sells at 25c per yard, only .....,i0o
Colgates Turkish Bath Soap, Eo
sells at iOc cake, only. ........ "
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Bargains.
Real Honey Savers. None to Dealers
and on Which We Pay no
Expressage.

Yard-wide Bleached Domestic, the kind all
stores sell at &C a yard, perfect goods,
neither scorched nor damaged, d
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
R..ut,s Of elections Held Under the
New state Law.

Georgetown. e. Cooper, president
W. F. casey w. E. Chapman. II. Y. Allen.
]. A. McDougle. P. D. Kounts, w F. Ma
ricn
copperss covs-E. r. Goodson presi-
dent; ". J. Swift. h. r. Elliott. Joe puns-
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IA ROJSING MIDSEASON SALE....
or
thar 70
Bargains.
Real Money Savers. None to Dealers
and on Which We Pay no
Expressage.

Real Fine and Sheer White Lawn, in short
lengths, from , to 10 yards, these are
manufacturers ends, but guaranteed
at only. ..............., .,...... 10
Lace and Satin Stripe White Lawn, new,
pretty for waists and dresses, positively
bargain at sc yard, clean all III
and perfect, our price only ......f p
Ladies silk Vests in white only sell at
75c, positively clean and perfect, 2Eo
at only Observation-Disclosures. W.
White Applique Worked Center OK
Table Covers, sell at soc, only. %OC
English Long Cloth, worth i5ca OQo
yard, t2-yard piece for. ... 0OC
Ladies Kid Gauntlet Driving no.
Gloves, sell at 75c, only. to-
Ladies Fast Black and Seamless Hose with
silk embroidered fronts, worth TX
2Sc pair, at, ..,..,...,....... f"C
Brown Sea Island Domestic, the kind all
stores charge SC yard, 81
All SILK Dotted Yelling, sells 1Ro
at 25c a yard, only ,.....,.. !OC
White, black, navy, red, pink and light
blue plain and fancy Duck, worth II
ioc to 1915 yard, at only. 20
1914 Unbleached Shesting, i5c quail I'M
ity, per yard only ....,....... 100
LonSdale Cambria Muslin, yard wide,
sells at ioc and l29c per yard, 6Qo
10 yards for ................ wv
White al-over Yoking, worth SOC Or
yard, only ,.,..,.......... %0C
Buttermilk Toilet Soap, sells at sea 5o
cake, 3 cakes for. .............. ~
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Bargains.
Real Money Savers. None to Dealers
and OF Which We Pay no
Expressage.

White Organdie, yards wide, $ yards will
make dress, sells in all stores TO-
at Sc a yard, our price ........ fVC
Light Blue and Pink Real French Organdie,
, yards wide, yards will make a 9Oo
dress, our 75c quality per yd only .OoC
Brown Crash Skirting in red, blue, white
or green stripes, SC quality, 5Do
per yard only. ,.......,...... fCC
Brown Crash Skirts sell all over the H.
city at SOC, our price. ....,.,... '"C
Ladies White Pique Suits, clean and per-
feet, no job lot, made special for /. III
us, worth $50, only .....,.. Ito
Ladies' Summer Ventilated Corsets, light,
cool and durable for summer OK
wear, sells at SOC, only. ..... [0C
Real French Organdie, Q yards wide, in
white, and sells at soc yard. 4 10
dress pattern for only..,,. Ito
Yard-wide Fast Black Taffeta Skirt Lining,
near silk finish, all perfect *
sells at toc a yard only. .....,.... ~
Covert Cloth SkiIting in two toned effects,
all the latest coloringS, sells every m
where at 2oc yard, our price only lOC
Brown Crash Suits, Jacket and Skirt, well
made, sells al 200, our price, re- OQo
member perfect goods, only 0oC
White Pique Skirts, the kind other firms
advertise at csc and damaged at that,
our price. perfect and clean, co.
only. ........., ................ wv
Iacum Powder, sells at ioc a box, X
2 boxes for .............. ~
Black Beauty Pins, sell at SC each. r.
All-over White Shirring, sells at 6Qc
100 yard, reduced to...... O0C
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having honored me and wishing you a most
successful administration ! peg 70 p uen9'N'
yours fraternaliy, AN'F
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STORES.
SW cor 6th&G NV $40. 90 PA 9Th w.. $50 90
av and o. so 90 9i9 NV. 25 90
9l7 ID nw......... 90 9lS 10th (rear). 10. 90
STABLES.
124s sth NV trear) s5-nO 1887 14th NV ('rl s. 90
1872 Mass av, ear.10.00
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