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The Worthington advance., 1900-04-20

For Sale. Horse harness and bug
gy for sale cheap. Enquire at thi'
office. ~ ......... =. II. :. Il
Rev. Covell addressed the meeting
g the Salvation Army hall Wednes.
day evening. :...< .
More new dry goods and fine line
OF shoes arrived this morning at II.
Peter Lewis store. y. s@~@s 2, ~ -
FoR SA1e.-House and lot, $500
cash, balance on long time easy pay
msnt. Enquire at this Office. >'
Maud-1s s and 80 too old to hope
for Improvement : 1 should say not.
One juet begins to live. Take Rocky
Mounty Tea. You'll be blooming
fair at 60. Ask your Druggists.
Mrs. w. B. Hibbard returned home
Thursday morning. Mr.. Hibbard's
mother has recouered to her normal
condition.
Have I not hidden ye beware Of
something said to be the same as
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by the
Madison Medicine Co? If ye are
truly wise, heed this warning. Ask
your Druggists.
Mrs. A. R. Albertus underwent an
operation this week.
F Tower bulbs of differen: varieties
for sale at n. Peter Lewis.
Some of the iron for the under
ground crossing is here.
Mrs. F. L. Humiston and mother
went to Wilmont Thursday.
Get your seed potatoes, pure varie-
ties, at H. Peter Lewis store.
All kind of garden and flower seeds
at the New Cash Grocery Store.
J. D. Rumiston is now able to set
ap and is expected home Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Harrington has been
quite sick the past week, but is now
convelascieut.
The o. E: S. enjoyed refreshments
after lodge business was transacted
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Frank Lane met with a very
painful accident Tuesday caused by
stepping on rusty nail.
Rev. Sundberg left Wednesday
night for Pillager to look after his
real estate interests there.
Don't forget that the great CLOSING
out at whosesale cost" sale of CLOTH
ing at H. Peter Lewis store is still
in progress.
The firemen were out for practice
Wednesday night with the. entire ap-
paratus. Another practice will be
held next week.
~ If you want a fine up to date sum-
1ner suits goto FL. Peter Lewis for it.
He has just received fine line for
both men and boys.
John Carlson has secured the con.
tract for erecting the elevator of n.
N. Douglass in north Worthington.
The work WILDE commenced soon.
Seek not to steal the other fellows
light.
Rather put on steam and make your
own, -.
Do whatever you do with all your
might,
By taking Rocky Mountain Tea at
night. Ask your Druggists.
For sale.-0ne young COW, COM
ing fresh soon; one single buggy
harness; one collar and hame double
buggy harness. Terms cash, or &C.
cured note. One six room residence
one ten room residence, one nine
room residence, one five room resi-
dence for sale. M. E. LAwroN.
Worthington, MINI. /.
Mrs W. N. Dow's Phonographi,
entertainment Friday evening a
Masonic hall. The records she use
are of wax. The entertainment vii
be decidingly entertaining and shoult
be heard by all, especially those VIII
have never heard this wonderful in
vention, and by those who love t,
hear music.
Miss Sadie Lewis returned hom,
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Lowell, of Des Moines, Ia., wa,
in town Thursday examing the water
works in order to explain how th.
compressed air system would woll
and ika nnorrita to tho oo,,no;1
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-20
Red Hot from the Gun

HOOW 11OO 1IO1u Ul1C "UH
Was the ball that hit G.. b. Stead.
man, of Newark, Mich, in the Civil
War. It caused. horrible ulcers that
no treatment helped for 20 yeass Then
Bucklenb Arnica Salve cured him.
Cures cuts, bruises, burns, boils, fell
ons, corns, skin eruptions. Best pile
cure on earth. Is cts. q box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Bay Humiston,
Druggist;
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-20
market Roport.
LOCAL NEWS :
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Herbert Pratt has just got his
house painted.
MI. st. John. of Heron Lake, was
in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Ferstenberg has moved into
the house formerly occupied by F.
Dow.
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-20

Notice is hereby given to tho own
ers Of, or residents on, any property
in this villege, that they are required
to remove allaccumulation of manure
and filth of any kind whatever, on or
before the 10th day of May 1900, from
all alleys or lots under their supervi-
sion: Said manure and filth to be
taken to place designated by the
street commissioner of this village.
Privy vaults and closets are included
IN the above.
Any person who allows any accum-
ulation of manure, decaying animal
or vegetable matter, offal or other
nuisances upon premises in his poss
ession or under his control, or places
any nuisance upon the premises oi
another, within the ranitary limits Of
the village Of Wo,thington shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
a report to this board Of neglect ol
any Of above mentioned provisions o1
this order will be Immediately invest
igated. VII. =s... 4. ..'~ F
BI ORDEs OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
6. +. CuRRAn. Health Officers. .
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-20
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Order No ? of the Board OF
Health Of Wortington.
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-20

Discriminating buyers leave
their orders for wall pa per
at Morland's where price and
quality tell.
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-20
For Rent.

$40 acres os land for fax, 10
miles east Of Worthington. Apply
OF H. IS. Hobson.
The oasis., 1900-09-08
PRicE BAKING POWDER CO.
 CHICAGO.

Last Saturday TIE OASIS office re ceived pleasant cal, from'Mr George Cox, from the Jensen mine in the Pa tagonias. Mir. Cox and THE OASIS man are old acquaintaDces. but had not met before in seven or eight years.
 Monday THE OASIS received letter from MT. J. D. Milton saying that he thought he might visit Nogales about the middle of the month. Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Overton are visit ing in San Francisco, and he hopes to return with them.
 D. Barrios' stage line will cut down the fare between Nogales and Tucson to s2 50, gold. Stages leave Nogales daily, from Proto Bros. store at o'clock a. m., arriving at Tucson at 5 D. m. The line has good stock and makes good time.
 Last Saturday afternoon Mir. l.. Lindsay drove in from the Cananeas with the information that the litiga tion between MT. Greene and himself had been settled and MT. Lindsay was put into legal possession of the prop erty on the preceding Wednesday.
 Monday evening Mr. Davis Richard son was at Nogales returning to Son. ora from visit in the east and Cali fornia. He took in the democratic convention at Chicago and was some weeks at his old home in Nebraska. He also visited many reduction works in various parts of the Colorado min ing region and in California. His family were with him in Nebraska and California, and he has left them in Los Angeles where they will prob- ably make their home.
 This morning MT. Wm. Melczer, president of the Melczer Mining Co.,, came up from the COpete mine, near HoIcasitas, and is today visiting in Nogales He is accompanied by his son Mr. Ralph Melczer, a Yale under graduate who is spending his vacation at home. Old timers in Nogales re- member the young gentleman as smal boy, when his father was iu business in Nogales, ten or twelve years since.
The oasis., 1900-09-08

At the ru. tom house platform on The SonuIa >Idc of tue line one hun dred tons of machinery for the Demo- crata mine in the Cananea mountains are being transferred from cars to wagons.
 This mornig Mrs. J. w. Began ter minated her visit at Nogales and re- turned home to Tucson, taking with her little Miss Catherine Hogan, her niece, who will visit in Tucson through the winter. Master Stewart Began will remain in Nogales with his aunt aud uncle Mir. and Mrs. K. B. Hogan.
 Going south Tuesday night maD was hurt by the train at Santa Ana, and upon reaching Guaymas Conduc- tor Bonsall was'put under arrest, but was allowed to run his train back to Nogales under custody of an officer When the train reached Nogales the air brakes would not work. Engineer Shanahan exerted every effort to stop. the train, and succeeded in doing so only after the line was crossed. Be- fore backing up Conductor Bonsall alghted and let the train go back into Sonora without him. But En- giueer Shanaban and his fireman were jailed by the Mexican auth0ri- ties fur failing to stop.
The oasis., 1900-09-08

FOR SALE AT ONCE:A cuuIpIete set of household furniture Inquire of Mrs. NJ. F. Cudaback at the parson- age of the Congregational church. It
 By typographical error the name of MT. WI. Gurnee of La Colorado was spelled Guince in last weeks issue Of THE OASIS. MT. Gurnee is now visiting in Los Angeles.
 Wednesday evening MT. Gordon Seymour, secretary and treasurer of the Torres X Prietas railway, passed Nogales CD route to California for a few days rest and recreation.
 Saturday night, Mir. Robert Catlett, the well known U. s. customs inspec- tor, whose illness was noted in these columns, last week, passed away and was buried Sunday afternoon.
 oW. 0. Budge, who has been running wood train on the Sonora railway two or three years, has been advanced to passenger train. taking out his first run to Guaymas this evening.
 Monday evening MT. Andy Linder came down-fromTucson for a short visit. He is nowrunning locomotive .6n the Southern Pacific out of Tucson, S6o which place he returned Thursday.
 Wednesday Miss Fannie Harley re- turned to her school at Los Angeles, her mother, Mrs. l. c. Harley, whose illness had summoned the young lady, having recovered sufficiently to admit of her departure.
 Monday and Tuesday there was a, contingent over from Washington Camp and La Noria. In the party were D. c. Chalmers, Geo. Parker, 0. B. Kelton, M. M. Tricky, Dr. A. s. Russel, c. Dennis. O. K. Franklin. They returned home Tuesday after. noon.
 Have you a sense of fulness in the region of your stomach after eating? If so you will be benefited by using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They also cure belching and sour stomach. They regulate the bowels too. Price, 25 cents. Sold by L. W. Mix & Co.,, Druggists.
The oasis., 1900-09-08
Hyneneal

Wednesday evening MT. John A Henry the well known conductor on the Sonora railway, and Miss Lizzie Brown, daughter of Mir. J. w. Brown, were united i' matrimony by Rev. W. F. Oglesby, and have gone to San Francisco on wedding trip. Both, bride and groom are well known in Nogales and Southern Arizonas the young lady having been brought up. here. In their new relation the nigh. contracting parties carry the best wishes of host of friends.
The oasis., 1900-09-08
Harper whiskey Received Gold asaaa

Special dispatchl. PARIS, Aug. 25- American whiskies received the off, cial approval of the exposition today .. when Gold Medal was awarded Bern helm Bros., Louisville, Ky, on their I. w. Harper whiskey. Sold in No gales, Ariz., by M. Nj. Conn, Palace saloon.
The oasis., 1900-09-08
MORALES NOTES.
METAL MARKET.


 Rooms Elm street. Rooms
 Fleweling. tf Dr. Bristol, dentist, Nogales.
 An office suite for rent at the liar ley House.
 Tuesday MT Wm. Stoerck and fam fly were in from Harshaw.
 This morning MT. w. s. Wilson returned from Bonancita.
 Mrs. 0. I. McReynolds has returned from her visit in California.
 Thursday evening MT. Charles Morgan returned to La Colorado. Last Saturday Mir. W. H. Barnett of Patagonia, was visitor at Nogales Monday evening Doctor Zimmer- man the chiropodist, arrived from Tucson.
 Wednesday evening Mir. Ricardo Gayou, the mining engineer, want GUaymas.
 Last week Mir. Lewis Adams, im- migration inspector, returned from his visit in the east.
 Monday Doctor s. F. McCollum started for the east, where he will he gone about month.
 FoR RENT:-Three nicely furnished rooms m desirable portion ot the city. Apply at THE OASIS.
 MT. Eugene Dehort. shift boss in the Creston mine. has been up from LaColorada this week.
 The International Drug Store has received large stock Of drugs and medicines this week.
 Monday Doctor R. I. Howitt of La Colorado passed Nogales en route tc San Francisco on business.
 BoRN:-At Mindoka, Idaho, August 25th, 1900, to the wife of Walter s. Sparks lnee Herrera), a son.
 Three new cabooses for freight trains upon the N. NJ. X A. railway are expected from Tucson.
 Monday Mir. w. F. Barrett of the Prietas stores, passed Nogales en route to El Paso on business
 Monday evening MT. and Mrs. A. L. White came down from Crittenden and were at the line city day.
 MT. Hugo Donau of l.. Zeckendorf & Co. of Tucson is at Nogales today, returning from visit in Sonora. Monday MT. J. w. Butler, the loco. motive engineer, went to Tucson to take run on the Southern Pacific. .s'' Thursday Mrs. s. II. Hoover was up From La Colorado on a business trip. one returned home the same evening. All persons with overdue accounts stlnternational Drug Store will please call and settle same within ten days. Il. w. MIX.
 Monday MT. R. P. Sharpe of the huiatos mine, in the Sahuaripa dis .,icV or Sonora, was passenger for the east.
 Mcnday the Nogales pnblic school .Oinmenced the school year with a full attendance.
 At the bull ring, in Arizpe street, soeales, Sonora, there will be a grand Uuii nght at five o'clock tomorrow sunday evening. Four ferocious Su Suias Will be fought lone to the death) sy0 y company of renowned bull fight Msaaa'd s headed by the celebrated matador, manuel Cervera PrieJo.
The oasis., 1900-09-08
Always makes the perfect biscuit, cake and bread.

NoTE.-Baking powders made from alum and other harsh, caustc acids are lower in price but
 inferior in work and injurious to the stomach
The oasis., 1900-09-08

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The times., 1900-04-01

ter 20 his parents attention. and his
mother. after a call on the girl. arranges "a
party az a public bath. This is TO asccr-
tain if the girl has any physical defects.
These bath parties are extremely fashion
able. and the women dress elab0rately \
meal Of greasy pastries and sweets is al
ways served. after which comes the smOk-
ing Of cigarettes. long pipes, and water
pipes-the women seated legged on
divans and gossipiug the entire time. The
party then prepare to enter a hot bath.
should her report be satisfactory after
a few visits between the parents the mar
riage is agreed upon and the day set
As to the betrOthal the husband has 10
give a dower-or rather hire. as the
koran distinctly states The minimum of
this dover is fixed. It may not he less than
81 20 in Your money. The maximum is left
open. and by that arrangement the famil.
Of the girl is able 10 obtain some show Of
fair play. for in Turkey the only hold a wo-
man has on her husband is that to divorce
her he must turn over TO her this dover.
After marriage il is her prime duty 70
court and obtain his good will. for If she
displeases him she is in imminent danger
Of missing Paradise. wife whose tongue
has made trouble for her husband will have
that useful appendage heightened to $50
feet at the judgment. Should a man wish a
divorce. he has only to return his wife's
dover and say to her. Get out She has
to go: there is no redress. He need not
even give a reason
The times., 1900-04-01

his sister. She may entertain men callers.
and. of course her face is never covered,
like a Turkish woman. hut her mother or
some cider female relative is always pres
ent They attend the same entertainments
and church. but may moi sin together the
womens seats in church are partiuOned
of and are in the rear.
While among many old Armenian fam
lilies parents contract for the marriage Of
their children while they are in their in
fancy. in the majority Of cases the young
people are permitted TO make their own
selections. though always with the con
sent Of their parents. Elopements there
fore are unknown.
The marriage lie is sacred i'm Armenia
and death only can break IL. II person
has an uncungeuial companion they must
endure it with the same kind of patience
they would endure a sore head. which,
though they try to cure. they Will hardly
cut of since il is a part Of themselves.
with Turkish women their only end Ia
The times., 1900-04-01

this world Is marriage Accordingly girl,
are from their infancy rocked to sleep by
their mothers with luilabies OF future hus-
bands handsome courageous. and wealthy
The regular age for this supreme felic-
ity is from twelve To fifteen years Of age
bur unusual wealth or physical attraction
call for earlier contracts. Generally
speaking. however, parents are pleased If
they get chance OF betrotiiug their
daughters at five CT six. or at any rate be-
fore they reach twelve years. Fer az thar
age women must be put-so the Moham-
med prOverb says either under the hus-
band or under the earth; that is, she must
either marry or die.
A girl is perfectly marriaGeable if she
is either pretty or wealthy. should she
possess both. then she is a great catch and
viii have many suit0rs. About her wealth
there can be no doubt as in the East ones
financial status is known to everyone The
age too can be easily ascertained. but the
pulling question is about her good looks
The times., 1900-04-01

How can we raise woman S work in
the worlds esteem? That is a question
Of Importance to domestic and business
women alike. says "Harper's Bazar' The
average woman dislikes pan's work. The
only reason she assumes it is because she
dislikcs housework more. The reason
housework is disliked is that men do not
appreciate it. Few men credit their wives
or mothers with doing work that really
needs to be done Some good men have
thought differently. perhaps but they are
few. The mans theory is that woman
folk wash dishes. cook clean. sew. and
slave generally because il is the DISPOSE
rion Of the silly sex to want to do these
things They do them because they enjoy
doing foolish work. and then enjoy COM
planning because it has made them tired.
Logically woman's work, being Of no
consequence the housewives wage is
her keep. To be sure. the average hus-
band gives his wife almost anything she
wants that he is able TO buy. but he gives
it TO her. 1t is not her right. She has no
right to any return for her labor in the
household except bare support. This the
law requlres-this and no more.
Herein is the strength Of man. herein
the weakness of the "downtrodden" wo-
man. Until the economic status of the
housewives labor is determined. woman
The times., 1900-04-01

has no choice but to
live on the aims of
matrimony. or strive
for a paradOXical in
dependence. doing
mems work at the CX-
peuse Of the destruc-
tiOn Of her own iden-
tity.
The chief OF the
Massachusetts Blu
reau of Statistics Of
Labor, Horace G..
Wadlin suggests that
the housewives work
is worth what it
would cost to have
it done by paid
labor. What is this
cost? It appears
when the house
wife dies. Ii is the
cost of breaking up
the home, farming
out the children. and
the expense of mar
rying a second wife
When a man tries to
hire done what his
wife has done for him
he makes no discOv-
cry but that it is
cheaper 10 secure
another wife.
The cheapest labor
in the world is the
housewives. and this
is the key to why
woman labor in gem
eral is cheap Won
en- who have really
the purpose TO ele
vate their sex should
form classes or clubs
to investigate and
determine the cost Of
the housewives Ia
bor. The statistiCiau
before quoted. Air
Wadlin. of Massa
chusetts. has figured
out that il all the
unpaid hOusewOrkers
of Massachusetts,
were to quit WORK.
the whole Industrial
force of the State
could not ill their
places. This is a hint
Of the industrial i'm
portance of house
wifery. The whole
fact of the matter,
women have the
means to develop.
The times., 1900-04-01

Is she pretty? That
must be discovered.
and. Of course. as the
young man has no
means Of finding out
for himself, he must
get some woman to
act for him. He
usually resorts to a
Jewess. and if her re-
port is favorable. he
then brings the mat
The times., 1900-04-01

a ID 7 alllE = H4lAs'4 ltlA
the young Armenian
writer. whose book
The Turk and The
Land Of Haig has
attracted such fsv-
Urable attention
She utters never
a word except when
alone with her hus-
band until after the
birth OF her frsi
child. A little later
she is permitted to
converse with her
mother-in law. stIll
later b g. , o " q
mother may again
hear her voice. and
before d great while
she will speak ln
V hisp ers 10 The
Young girls OF her
household. $ b e
must not leave The
house during The
first year ot her
married life. except
30 attend church.
Her discipline as a
bride terminates
after six years. but
she will never again
open her lips 10 a
man unless ne be
her kinsmau Young
girls are allowed ID
liberty Of conduct
ibat is i'm striking
contrast They chat
ter freelyaud cheer
fuIIy with whom
they please.
The Armenian
woman differs Iad-
HcaIIy from her
turks b sisters
IoittaAls '''
tolr" daiAeL AeI
present nor thlta-
.u her future. she
MOI educated With
AeI brothers now
ever as American
girls are ilf ] re-
member ho" nHz
Elel / Waa men !
entered an Amerl-
can college and saw
girls seated among
The boys iu The
classroom
The times., 1900-04-01

Keep a pair Of scissors and pencil on
nail in the kitchen and do not allow them
This saves lot Of time in running about
The times., 1900-04-01

The conduct demanded OF a newly mar
ried Armenian woman will strike Ameri-
cans as very singular indeed" remarked
The times., 1900-04-01
FLOWERS And BUTTONS
They Are Dominant Features of
Summer Fashions.

lawn l. the Coming FaVorite for
Costumes Requiring Ethereal Eff
fect~-Thc Reign OF Embroidery.
Paris sends u "a New Color. LRbur-
mum Ncnow-Buttcr-Tin Lace.
The times., 1900-04-01
THE ADVERTISING GHOST
She Haunts the Business Man in
Bread Daylight.

She Has Left. on Traditional Mys-
teries and Chain RRttIingS and l.
the Good, Rather Than ConStcrnn-
tion. OF Those Who see Her.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
SZwajcarskie AIpy W Texas.

Ludzie w naszej miejscowosci sa bardzo "a
interesowani rOdzajem choroby, ma jaka
cierpiafa PAM E. Otowa; i ME dziwota. re TAX
jest. Ogfoszona "a ME do uIeczenia, pre-
znaczona luz smierci, wiec jej powr6t do
zdrowia uwazac nalezy "a cud niemal. Pan
Otto pisze o lynn wypadku do Ora Piotra
Fahrney, W Chicago, ILL.,: ,Zona moja byfa
berdzo chora kobieta, TAX, re lekarz zwatpif
o jej wyleczeniu. DR.. - okreslif jej cho-
robe jake a ~zo'adkowego i m6wif, re by
IA ME do wyleczenia. Przy1acioika mel aony
polecifa Pahskie Gomozo, a rezultat by{ bar
do zadowalajacy".
Kwestja czy rak jest do wyleczenia bywa
czesto powodem dysputy, a pomimo to cd
czasu do czasu d~onosza o wyleczeniach do
konanych przez uzycie Ora Piotra Gomozo,
! to W takich wypadkach chor6b, kt6re przez
lekarzy okreslone Zostafy jake rak. Jakkol-
wick jednak by ME byfo, fakt ~zostanie fax
tenn, re osoby tie byfy chore, a teraz przyszfy
do zdrowia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
AOWina, ktOra Wielu ucieSzY!

Ludzkosc, iak powszechr lie wiado mo, dzieli sic
welding stsnowiska fzycznego, duchowego 4 eko-
nomicznego ma dwie kl.sy; do jednej nalezs lu-
die zdrowi, SLIM, piehpie wygladajacy, zawsze
zawsze weseu ! W takim stanie najszczesliwsi w
interesach: do drugiej klasy naleza ludzie cho-
roonwi, osfabieni, zfamani, zeszpeceni, chudzi,
trwozliwi, melancholijni 4 czestokroc absolutnie
do piracy oraz do zycia familijnego ME zdatni.
Do tel nieszczesliwej klasy nalezs CT. ktorzy
cali sic strasznych zbrodni wzgledem cfafa 1 du-
sly, Y czego W pozniejszem zyciu nsstaja strasz
ne skutki, Tub kt6rzy przez zfe~ odzywfanie sie,
ciezka prac9, kfopoty hub tez przez stycznoeC z
osobami cierpieh tych nabyli.
TIE zbfakane istoty przez kr0tkie swoje iycie
cierpi9 zazwyczsj skutki swych wad, sfaboeci.
ma bicie serca, Dol gfowy, osfabienie, katar, cpl
lepsye, sny niemoralne, nerwowoec, zatwar-
dzenie, Dol merck, reumatyzm, astme, Impotence,
bolace wysypki ma cafem ciele / rome choroby
weneryczne.
Mkt Y tych jednakze ME ma powodu rozpaczac,
albowtem wynalezione zostafo przez lekarzy w
naszem mieecie take lekarstwo, kt6rem cierpienia
powyzsze sly bko 1 gruntownie wyleczone bye
ludzi znowu Zdrowych, silnych, tfustych, dobrze
wygladajacych 1 zdolnych do piracy lido wsp6lne-
go zycia.
Ma zadanie wyelemy ma probe tyle lekarstw. lie
wystarczy ma caiy typzien, zupefnie darmo. wszy-
scy,i ktorzy. pragna wyleczenis, mog9 sic zgfo-
sic listownie lub osobiscie do:
State Medical Dispensary,
76 E. Madison St, Chicago, Ill.
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