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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

\ visitor to the west end of Gun
nison near the river is pleased and
surprised at the manner in which
that part of our valley, for so many
years barren and uncultivated is
being redeemed and turned into
fertile fields. The Brook farm
belonging to J. E. England and cul-
tivated principally by his father
j. " England, was visited one dav
recently. Although almost all Of
its | acres is new, raw ground Mr.
England has raised four tons Of
potatoes, eight Of oat bay, two and
one half Of carrots, six of cabbage
and one half Of turnips. He was
busilv engaged in making loo gal
Ions of krout for sale to local mer-
chants and showed our reporter a
new root cellar, l4x2O in the clear
and seven feet high, which is a
model Of its kind. This cellar is
half under ground and the rest will
be banked up and covered with
earth. Besides the roots and hay
Brookside farm has produced all
manner Of onions, peas and other
garden vegetables also Black Spanish
winter radishes Mrs England is
experimenting with strawberries and
raspberries which are promising
well. From one hill of potatoes Of
the Salzer's Sunlight variety, were
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28
Best Remedy tor Corsssesssoo.

The finest remedy for consti patton
lever used j. Chamberlain : >tomsch
and Liver Tablets." saws Mr.. Iii
Butler. # Frankville. y. y. They
sct gently aud without any un-
pleasant effect. and leave the bowels
an a perfectly natural condition
Sod by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

The Rev. j W. Gum of Montrose
held services at the Episcopal church
last Sunday evening. An apprecia-
tive audIance was in attendance and
enjoyed his discourse This is the
first of the regular services, to be
held the third Sunday of each
month.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

A Sunday school was organized at
the Episcopal church last Sunday
and every Sunday at eleven O'Clock
hereafter there will be Sunday school
to which all are invited, especial y
those who do not attend any other
Sunday school Mrs. Fitzpatrick
superintendent, Mrs. Cheney secre-
tary, Miss Eloise Spencer organist,
Miss Muth treasurer.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Next Tuesday afternoon the ladies
of the Methodist aid society are 60
ing to paint the parsonage fence.
They dress in costume and spectators
will be charged ten cents apiece
Anyone within two hundred yards
with a camera will be charged dol
lar.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

|A1s Is ,sst,crs sas; se,essd II
e'1ads We kAse shem 90 exksk-
nsoa sE . ~usnds~ II the Nsx--CEAH
HeS oasce. The new house wtsct
A.n.er and has taaher busis -; year
= source II pr,de and s.A scoa
Aase beautiful setting whel Rsosk
Gde tarG ~ cou1g,lrssiy smp-ossd
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Crested Butte Citizen: James
Don, manager of the Gothic Milling
& Mining Co., was here the first OF
the week Strengthening out the com
panies' affairs by paying up. He re-
turned to Monmouth, His, Wednes-
day, leaving c. j. Chatter to attend
to the shipping of the ore. Mr..
ChaiYer will leave for Illinois next
week.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

any danger of blood poisoning When
Pain Balm is kept at hand sprain
may be treated before inflammation
sets in, which insures quick recoy-
cry. For sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28
Uuoea uew MANAGEMENT

of 5. 5. JOHNSON invites your
patronage. The best OF everything
aud Everything Neat and Ciean.
Popular Prices for short Orders
aud Regular Meals.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Ed Howard and neice, Miss Villa
Howard who have spent the summer
in Gunnison left Wednesday for
Owensboro, Kentucky Mr.. How
ard went home to vote and expects
to be back at Gunnison this winter
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

H. r. Hart, a practical pharmacist
is in charge Of Canadays drug store
during the owner absence on trip
10 the Fair and Kentucky Mr.
Canaday will not De home for a
month or SIX weeks.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Mrs. V, +. Axtell and c. |. Law
renee came down from Crested Butte
Saturday, it being Mrs. Axtells 10th
birthday She will spend the win
ter here with her daughter, Mrs. S.
Z. Spencer.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Geo. Berg, Gunnison, is now pre-
pared to supply the county whole
sale trade with cigars at reasonable
ratpS
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

W. Scott Smith moved his family
Sunday to the large new home just
completed ON his ranch north of town.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

W. b. Monson and wife have
moved to Gunnison and are living
in the Woodmen buiidh,, 40.
Alice Rowser and son ere making
their home with them.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Mrs A. d. Sears brought her
mother Mrs keiier TO town Wednes-
day. An insect had .tung her hand
and the swelling required medical
attention
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

The Aid society of the Christian
church will meet with Mrs. Sprigg
Shackleford next Wednesday at two
O'Clock A week from Saturday,
November 9TH, they will hold an
exchange in the Burnett building.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

ID W Sampliner took his chill
dren, Jerome and Helen, to Denver
Sunday TO consult an oculist.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Mrs. Elva Turner va. down from
Crested Bss,e SATURDAY..
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Mrs. Owen Fitzpatrick and Mrs.
Howard Hinton went to Lake City
this week TO visit friends
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

The sweet sixteen club, otherwise
the Young married ladies' club met
"Wednesday with Mrs = c. Boyles.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

III. b. Wing was visitor from
Howeville during the middle Of this
week
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Western slope potatoes bring at
retail in Colorado Springs 10 cents
more a sack than Greeley potatoes.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28
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ovloQls osesk eeoloiaL ~ sooeG
q ooooio ~. - ~ Quoal
oohoss.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

W B. Moore was hauling coal this
week ednesday from Baldwin to
his ranch home ON South Beaver
creek.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

% " Barton Of oersy is ne~ q
resident Of tins place.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

ladies Sweaters all cosors yss'
arrived SAxp,,I>Ess
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

John L,ndbure Was down Ifron
Ohio City FIRST OF the week
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Geo. IIaines came FIRST of the
week from the east where he has
been for several weeks past.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

IL C. Wyman after a few weeks
visit among friends at Sahda and
Denver returned home Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Mel lseE1Hx and fanlls vI.sssd
s' ps,esIlse the ~esk
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Dan G. Tobin accompanied by
Edward +. Conerey Of IT Louis ar
rived "Wednesday from the east.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

j 3. Jameson Of Trinidad spent a
few DAYS IN town this week
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Prank Marshall was up from
Cedaredge tins week
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Mrs. John Norwood was shopping
in town from Pitkin "Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

A boy baby Wa born 10 Mrs. Harry
>uries al Como last week
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

County Assessor Hurley paid a
visit 10 Crested Butte this week.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

L. A. McGregor went t. Denver
on business Monday.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Dick Grout has purchased new
piano, a Hobart NJ Gable.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Elgin Murvin and wife lef, foi
Denver SUNDAY.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Bag Dress Goods and SILK Sale
SAMPLINEKs.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Presbyterian LADIES' gave the elec-
ton dinner.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Roberi Cove and Emory Ailliaer
went 10 Cimarrun SUNDAY.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Wheels cleaned and stored for tn.
winter. ~2vi
+. y RarTFxFIFIp.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Albert L.elo,es Of Creede vas IN
town Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

eii-on MooEe was IN from Parllu
Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Date Mas1n war down from P.tk.n
SATURDAY.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

Denials are now in order.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28


Nell Ikeersng and faually visited
si lAes.esIlse the ~eeA
ladies >~e..eFs all cosoEs Jass
arrived SAHpLI>Ess.
q " Barton Of osr.y is no~ q
Resident Of tins place
Mrs. Elva Turner vas down from
Crested Bas,e SATURDAY..
A boy baby Wa born 10 Mrs Harry
Ssries al Como last week
John Llndbure Was down from
Ohio CITY hrsi OF the week
Wheels cleaned and stored for the
winter. 500
f. +. BorTESFIEID.
Geo. Haines came first of the
week from the east where he has
been for several weeks past.
Dan c. Tobin accompanied by
Edward T. Conerey Of n. Louis ar
rived "Wednesday from the east
II G. Wyman after few weeks
visit among friends at Sahda and
Denver returned home Saturday
Western slope potatoes bring at
retail in Colorado Springs 10 cents
more a sack than Greeley potatoes
The sweet sixteen club, otherwise
the Young married ladies' club met
"Wednesday with Mrs. 7. c. Boyles
Mrs A. ID. Sears brought her
mother Mrs. kelier TO town Nednes-
dav. An insect had stung her hand
and the swelling required medical
attention.
H. T. Hart, a practical pharmacist
10 in charge Of Canadays drug store
during the owner absence on a trip
To the Fair and Kentucky. Mr..
Canaday will not De home for a
month or SIX weeks.
Ed Howard and neice, Miss Villa
Howard who have spent the summer
in Gvnnison left Wednesday for
Owensboro, Kentucky. Mr.. How
ard went home to vote and expects
to be back at Gunnison this winter.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-28

HA1r<Hkb&
Wilson MooEe was IN from ParEu
Tuesday
Date Mas1n wa- down from Pstk.n
SATURDAY.
Presbyterian ladies give the eleo-
tIon dinner.
Albert I,eioses Of Creede ~as IN
town Saturday.
Bag Dress Goods aud SILK Sale.
ssNpLISEKs.
Elgln Murvln and wife left foi
Denver Sunday.
Prank Marshall was up from
Cedaredge tins week.
T.. A McGregor went T. Denver
ON business Monday.
Dick Grogt has purchased a new
piano, a Hobart NJ Cable.
Robert Cove and Emory Ailliaer
went o. CimarrOn SUNDAY
}. Z. Jameson Of Trinidad spent a
few DAYS IN town this week
County Assessor Hurley paid a
visit 10 Crested Butte this week.
Mrs. John Norwood was shopping
IN town from Pltkin "Wednesday.
II. B. Wing was a visitor from
Howeyllle during the middle Of this
week
Mrs. Owen Fitzpatrick and Mrs.
Howard Hinton went to Lake City
this week 10 visit friends.
II. W. SamplIner took his chill
dren, Jerome and Helen, to Denver
Sunday TO consult an oculist.
W. Scott Smith moved his family
Sunday to the large new home Just
completed on his ranch north Of town
Geo. Berg, Gunnison, is now pre-
pared to supply the county whole
sale trade with cigars at reasonable
rates.
W. b. Moore was hauling coal this
week Wednesday from BALDWIN to
his ranch home ON South Beaver
creek.
W. b. Monson and wife have
moved to Gunnison and are living
in the Woodmen buiidi,- A..
Alice Rowser and son ere making
their home with them.
The Aid society of the Christian
church will meet with Mrs. Sprigg
Shackleford next Wednesday at two
O'Clock A week from Saturday,
November 9TH, they will hold an
exchange in the Burnett building
Mrs. V, f. Axtell and c. l. Law
renee came down from Crested Butte
Saturday, it being Mrs Axtells 10Th
birthday She will spend the win
ter here with her daughter, Mrs s.
z Spencer.
Next Tuesday afternoon the ladies
of the Methodist aid society are 60
ing to paint the parsonage fence.
They dress in costume and spectators
will be charged ten cents apiece.
Anyone within two hundred Yards
with camera will be charged dol
lar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12
MULLEN
EXPLAINED
BuT TIE COUNCIL THOUGHT
AIS STATEMENT OF THIRD
AVENUE REoRApE TENoLE
WAS WEAK

Chairman Mullen. ~ the streets
committee. was called upon 10 make
an explanation of the Third avenue
rsEraae tanElc b. Crichton at the
meeting Of the council last night
Mullen did the best be- could but
came a long way from making an
adequate explanation.
The subject came up upon the
recommendation q the streets com
mlttee that the ordinance providing
fer the plankinE and construction
Of concrete walks on Third avenue
between Yeslcr way ana Pike street
be indefinitely postponed. Crlchtun
wanted 20 know why the recon-
mendatlon was made. Mullen then
made feeble attempt 90 explain
why all previous petitions for the
regrade Of Third avenue. including
the petition for the Thomson re-
grade. had been tabled hy the street
committee
one Of the most lame features 81
his excuse was that the Thomson
feFrade petition had not been trans
fefred from the board 81 works
where II was filed. with the streets
committee The petition was filed
With the board n month ago but
Chairman Mullen has not present
ed IL 20 the streets committee be-
cause he has not wanted to. In
stead be has taken up with the
committee rcgrade plan 81 his
own. which Is being vigorously OPP
posed by the heavier property hold
ers along the thoroughfare Mullen
Is now trying 70 secure a majority
petition for his plans.
lie expected 90 set II several
weeks ago. but was disappointed.
He told pr ChriDhtun last night
+ that he had a majority petition as
soon as he secured another lee feet
and that he expected 20 have that
/ hv next Saturday. Later he CON
/ claded 10 be more cautious In his
statements aud said he would have
f It ready IN two or three weeks. any
/ how.
Crichton said Il was time that
/ the matter Was being decided upon.
as the nlaukinR on Third avenue
was in an almost dangerous condi-
ton and the thoroughfare was in
need OF either temporary or porma-
neut Improvement. Tho matter has
now been pending for nearly three
years.
II Is claimed by several of the
leouneilmen interested In the matter
: that Mullen b. trying to secure an
! easy grade 20 Pike street 90 the ex.
penae Of irroparablo damage K
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Have Who commands the hriea-
tine GaiIIlse. which has just return
81 from The islands who Elsea a
reliable account OF tls recent iron.
uIa there
In spite ~ thr precautions taken
hK the nntiahera t0 establish peace
and industry among che natives. a
bloody var matorulIfrd GA the IHl#
aud If rarataaua The largest of the
group
The islanders were not provided
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With modern implements # var 50
thsF fought af aumH length with
ini#s and Hpgu. hacking one an
other ~ u't'w until few If any.
survive tha rhYupIHn
Whom thr urH. ui Ihr SIR .Urld
a haHdiaI of Hr.uHhrfH we're cent
~ stop tho fighting. which tHeg
succeeded FRO doing Immediately
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Third avenue property. Tho Thorn
son plan provide Tor a maximum
grade 81 five per cent along Third
avenue from the union depot %
Third avenue and Pike street. where
the Abbott house. owned los CaaH-
Gilman Mullen. Or situated
Mullen plan provides Tor a max
lmum grade Of ga per cent This
would make a better roadway from
the union depot 10 the Abbott
house. but Il would result Ia a far
greater damage 90 Third avenue
property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12
BLOODY FIGHT FOR DISCIPLINE
IN The SOUTH SEA

BAN FRANCISCO. July T.
Tho British authorities ON tho Gil
bert Islands in The South seas de-
not spare the rod when dealing
with the natives % the uatIFH
fight they are hanged ~ they are
lay they are fIorl'd $50 Says eapt
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Tie IueIeaders we're captured aud
hung and thc Jess prominent ones
Hafe HaEEtd The native haaHE=
e.. resented The interference. and
sought o. impress their Viewpoint
aHou British Commissioner GaEa=
yell tf the use OF knives ana
hatHhafH Tho comm Halnuer mar
ga4IF escaped with bis life. hut
maHe hanging and forEIna vac
promptly administered. and the ua-
fIHas Wsra paid well Dor their sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12

President W. -. Mccarthy. n the
Mccarthy Dry Goods Ca4 left To-
day ca an extended business Tip 70
Include 81 Louis. Chicago and Nrw
York lie viii be gone several
a4HaHa
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STEAMER
BURNED

By scrlpps News ASSN
CHESTER. Pa. July t2-The
uev steamship San Iacintn. recent.
IL built for the Ocean Steamship
company. was almost destroyed by
fire this morning while in the
Roach shipyard drydock. The fire
originated in a compartment where
oil was stored. Tho flames men
aeed the shipyard for a time
Three workmcn asleep aboard the
ship we're overcome by smoke. che
steamer was launched two weeks
ago.
eaaaaT =s--
Wanted leo drivers. helpers and
engineers Good vases. Steady
work
DIAMOND ICE a STORAGE co.
smart clothes. Herald. 1929 End. 80
e----------s torsas ,-.--~--~--
TRUNKS delivered 20 cents. days
STORAGE Free plano ana furuiturs
Tfanagsr 4 storaFe Co. go1l rirst
both phones Main tte
.-.,.u pbcslls Hspslrinp
lMHltEtsl AS manufactured. tt=cuSs
sriPE and senegal rspairlnE 30 SEQ
end sNenne' Nobsson HroA
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Massage

MISS ALICE Massage. vapor and sIee=
fFIe UHtAH. en- muscular ailments
treated IA Third avenue.
MASSAGE. vapur. medicatod and tub
baths at cottaEo ~ rcaU Union At
Fnnanotar
feahFIUEhT tA1a- Money loaned on
Watches Diamonds and JrwrlrE at
los Interest PHO Street IoNrirY Co.
e. Pike at. het.F fth end TN ayes
acruea from HnHko hall
MONEY advanced saiaricd psonio. re-
tail merchanta, teamHteFa boa rd iuH
houses. Without security. iarEeal
man. go Epier block. u8 Second Ave
stock for sale. aU shares or less. price
fiahL IN HailrV bldn.
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soB IEAaE e5auum N.atte uaat
m HH.h#Id nd aardeu. crop for sale
wears al q UAIEHIn. Coll Ht
ROOM 81 UNION NlbtN.
ga HIf#t Avenue
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Ser ssls -Hsusss sod lets
tnEAlz ad6d house. istao tfael u
land a. iullman tlE onll ~
terms s. aevn apt o plr mopth
q eafda y eeed 20, g'mr t.aal
tHHtaH street
A fotH ROOM .gIisrs ou bsia lot
tfaaz "a faIt III 500 SAINT ta aaF
daHf fell o. Hrr th.s Coins Eaaf
end aIH cell On nest tru dafa " =
eaak lta sat Ave.
ION HAfE or rent Groom cottage
& fHHf font. fHHfn Tor uuH HfHfH
house The tsai Wow ip giU aa
aaa ilsfsisaa inquire 81 rihs.
rou aAfn Nius.ro9m house sad lot
&C., assl SOM IT,. ia5H s Doom Seattle
aHuaHEu hause 0ue location D.
eaah 81 per muHin Merritt ufaa
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WANTED TO RENT Small cottage.
good yard no children North or
West Seattle preferred. y "A, care
The Star.
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civ rf6Psfiy fsr smsil
faHeh ret tHHa than DO uUtua. near
lzkaaI Inquire 0bl Latuun avenue.
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furnished on fafh ave north
r. e HfEWH a Co.
20 Arradf Building
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FuN EAUIAN8E 2 humFHtVHdr. east
ut the mountains. for city property
81 ebaHtHfH. Hugd cabins uu each ana
stoves iu them Phone BLACK roe
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pAfaIHrnY PROP WALLACE che
world greatest ualniHt AND slair.
KaHaHf MAY ho consulted daily on
ali affairs ~ life Ir rfuuffsa thH
gafIaas asasAg n4arri4u.s ls.sfg- ~
den treasure. advises Vuu nH fh
WhafhHr ~ not sou Will boz sufCeaas
fui ID mining &C Ia business Ifs ioaka
into your hand and tells you ubat
vice gives Fuu back your luHf nerve
AID energy. no matter what trouble
you ma have call and be- will hfIu
You fafiurH lu Hotel Nfndamf.
FIRST avenue between Union and
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Wantsd-To Ben,

T1NfT0 TfET~I MODEM s,r5sm
houss of eottnRe. with option 90 bus
must bs 81 good locality and the
rent feaa0nabIr. don't want H. e.
over 1850 Phone Red cl1. or Ind
A 1901
IAPEN0TfERE . HAYWOOD,
~ New York Block
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lHa# FURNISHINGS of i.ruHm flat at
I4HH IHIaH street Furnishings usn
and tn excellent CuuQi
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TWO lots uNtG oue-fourih mile east
81 woodland park. near car line
Grand view city NHfFr in end paid
both for to go cash ana 90 per
month.
= = GREGORY.
E@ Sullivan Building
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f1RTNTR saafs1 f6f 1Slrs7y NI7I
fNe ovens. 10 sell a fret class dali-
eafesTen ct half cost Tor cash Or
real estate. zgl5 First ave
PARTNER so buys Interest In Ierit.
innate bHaingsa Vain zi2A Address
NJ 81 care The afar.
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Storage

Smart clothes Herald, 1929 End. -
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IuUNIIDE u 8 rooms. metal
tedH. dHsHaeE Singer frwinE ma.
thiHe. cook stove. tables. etc
ehsan SIS Iaiftirw avenue. brtWreu
Harrison aud Thomas streets