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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1904
Therefore RocCeyelt.

When the people wanted coal, he
got them coal; therefore Roosevelt.
When the people wanted an 18TH
mian canal, he got them the Panama
canal therefore Roosevelt.
When Great BrItton and Germany
endeavorod to ignore tho Monroe
Doctrine. he called them down; there.
fore Roosevelt.
When men were wanted Tor the
Spanish war he organized the rough
riders; therefore Roosevelt.
When the time came to fulfil VIM.
McKinley's promises Of aid to Cuba,
he carried the Cuban reciprocity bill;
therefore Roosevelt.
When matters in the postal de
partment needed investion. he forced
the investigation; therefore Roose-
welt.
When the time came to enforce tho
John Shcrman's anti trust law, he en-
forced it, therefore Roosevelt
When 1t ia necessary to speak fright
out in meeting he docs so, therefore
Roosevelt
When there is work to be done in
behalf of the American people. he
does It; therefore Roosevelt.
When relations with Spain were be-
coming strained, he pu: Dewey and
his feet where it might be needed ;
therefore Roosevelt.
When the time camo TO assume VIM.
McKinley's burden of responsibility
and to carry out his policy, he did
both; therefore Roosevelt
When the necessity arose to recog
nize the rights OF our colored citizens,
he recognized Them therefore Roose.
welt
When the people of New York
City sont him TO Albany, IA Assembly
men, to protoc. their interests, he
protected them; therefore Roose welt
When tho people OF New Yors
called him TO the governors chair
he made one OF the best governor
the state ever had, therefore Roose
welt
When his party nominated him 70
the presidency on the platform the,
had adopted, he did not dodge, o
seek to dodge aEy OF its plauks
therefore Roosevelt.
When he accepted the nomination
he accepted ii without reserve as I
any VI his parties issues; therefor
Roosevelt.
When his party nominated him 4
rtard on a platform OF gold, he di
not wobble ON one OF silver, with gol
trimmings OF his own, as does his up
rousut, therefore Roosevelt.
Walter j. Ballard
Schenectady. \. Y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10

To give a faint idea of the cost Of
II wcilthy sportsman'S summer outing.
her" Is \ list OF ono who was going
to take II party with him to his British
columbia camp which il a very COM
Portable one built of logs and com
rlrtoly furnished He provided am
muuitlon for tho party, but did not OF
course provide arms for them. Here
Is "a list Of his purchases:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10
The SPORTING WORLD
Joe Grim Improving.

After beiig punched, cuf1ed, beaten,
bruised and hammered enough TO earn
the title Of human punching bag Joe
Grim. the Italian pugilist whom JEFF
fries refused TO kill, gives every indica-
ton OF becoming a fighter after all, In
his last two bouts he has eylnced Il
desire 10 fight back that makes him a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10
New Department Building.

Construction of the new building TO
be occupied by the department Of as-
riculture will be begun this fall near
the site of the present quarters, 1t VIII
be a handsome and well appointed
structure and will probably cost be
tween So.OOOOOO and S3,Oo00OO before
it is completed. An appropriation was
made OF 81, 100000 at the last session
of congress, but this is regarded as
merely preliminary.
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what she Meant
Schenectady. \. y

NY wife told me this morning that
Or two pins she j hiSs me.
How atfectiona'e"
Ne; merely crazy Sizes after tvs
diamond pins sse saw = = lsws,er =
window Yesterday Philadelphia Leds
-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10
Rushing Hig Guns.

An official at the gun shops Mt the
Washington navy yard says the $500
machnists employed there are doing
rush work The shops are taxed be
yond their capacity in tn" turning out
OF ordnance to equip The various new
mcn-of-war. Congress Will probably
be asked to provide new shops to meet
the constantly increasing demands
and TO appropriate funds for the en-
ploymcnt of more maChinists.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10
Typh old scare.

Much apprehension has been caused
IN Washington Ivy statement issued
from the District health office that
there Is unusual danger Of an epidemic
Of typhoid fever in the city Tie
source 81 danger is at Mount Savage,
near Cumberland Md The town has
ar epidemic " typhoid. there being
len cases. and the drainage g., into a
c-"ek that cmpt'rs into tho Potomac.
The alarm here IS the greater hcr,uSc
tie r"tu-''S FOR August thus Tar 50 wv
there are ffty more cases In -nc Ms
rr5et than FRI iu'y. In tho winter ~
lS3a-laun seyar" outbreaks - typhoid
hc-o followed closely ou au outbreak
I'm cumberland Tho boast g'norires
'-s ---- tie ra'a. = -v ~.e.r-
and otNeI 0rn.1v- on,
CtEL SCHpUTELD
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10

one OF the big days Of the Exposition
in point Of attendance. Some OF the
largest events, including the great air
ship races, have not yet been sched-
uied, and they are not included In the
list Of attractions given here:
SPECIAL EVENTS FOR AUGUST.
22-Mssouri week begins, Pythian day and
convention OF National Firemen's
association.
Horse ind mule show in Live Stock
section; closes Sept. 8
Rathbune Sisters day.
2t-Deutsch.r- Is ricgcr Hund day.
3-Conventions OF dental examiners and
Institute OF Bank Clerks.
Ramsey family reunion.
T-Llberal Arts day.
3-Innuguration OF great Olympic games.
hammer throwing. running and
jumping.
D-Tennis tournament and Marathon race
In olympic games
IL Eagles day and Tyler family reunion.
International tug of war In Olympic
games.
SPECIAL EVENTS FOR SEPTEMBER.
Tennessee and Indiana day.
Dumbbell competition and hurdle
races In olympic games.
t-Jewelers and Sllversmiths day.
s-sons and Daughters OF Justice
International team race in Olympic
Games
k-labor dsy and beginning OF Lumber.
mems week.
G-OklahDma day.
7-conyention Of postohcs clerks and
Brigham family reunion.
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Notice of Republican County Conven.
ton and CaucuseJ.

ton and CaucuseJ.
Notice is hereby given that the Re
publican County Convention of Doug
las County will be held in the Super
Tor Court Rooms in the City Hall
in the City of Superior, Wisconsin,
on the 22ud day of September, 1904, at
two o'clock in the afternoon for the
purpose of placing in nomination can.
didates for County offices and for the
Transaction Of such other business IA
may come before said Convention.
Caucuses for the election of dele
gates to said Convention will be held
on Wednesday the 2lst day of Sep
TENDER, 1904, from four O'Clock PM.
until $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ, in the wards
Of the City of Superior, and in the
Towns Of Brule and Gordon from one
O'Clock F. NJ. until three O'Clock P.
NJ, in the Town Of Nebagamon from
two O'Clock p. NJ. to four O'Clock p.
NJ, and in the Town of Superior from
four O'Clock p. NJ. to seven O'Clock 2.
NJ.
The number Of delegates which
each ward and town Is entitled to in
said convention and the places OF
holding the caucuses are as follows:
City Of Superior Delegates
First Ward, Fire Hall
Second Ward. Fire Hall,
Third Ward, 3l2 Main Street 4
Fourth Ward, 1905 North 9Th
Street IL
Fifth Ward, Cloquet House,
Baxter Avenue, IL
Sixth Ward, Old Fair Building,
broadway,
Seventh Ward, Fire Hall, 10
Eighth Ward, Fire Hall, 4
Ninth Ward, Fire Hall,
Tenth Ward, Fire Hall, AL
louez
Nebagamon, Theide's Hall at
Hawthorne,
Brule, Fire Hall, Poplar
Superior, Friedrich Billings School
House at South Superior,
Gordon, School House at Cor.
dou
In the City OF Superior the Austria.
liam ballot system Of voting will be
used at the caucuses. The ballot will
be prepared by the members OF the
county committee for their respec-
tive wards. and the names of all can
didates for delegates must be in the
hands of tho ward committeeman on
or before four Z. NJ. of September
goth, 1904.
Delegates for said convention may
be grouped upon the ballot with a
designation ut the head of not more
than five words and an "Xn at the
head of the group will be counted for
all such delegates. No name shall
appear upon the ballot more than
once.
/ BY order of the committee,
A. G TITUS,
Chairman,
JOEL S, GATES.
Secretary.
Republican County Committee
Dated September 9Th, 1904.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10
No Docking of Army Horses.

believers in humane treatment for
the horse will be gratitled because of n
provision contained in n paragraph Of
the new army regulations which have
Just been agreed on by the general
STAFF This prohibits docking or clip
horses only such trimming will be
allowed rs Is necessary to prevent
Nm r.rinnS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10
New Potomac Bridge.

The new railroad bridge constructed
by the Pennsylvania railroad across
the Potomac river and intended TO take
the place OF the historic Long bridge is
practically completed
Tho bridge is constructed Of steel and
rost STj00O0 The new structure Is 900
feet longer than the Long bridge is
higher and wider ana in every way Is
said 70 be one of the best railroad
hridccs In tho country
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10
New Medals of Honor.

Secretary OF War Taft has issued an
order that all persons Mt present hold
ing medals of honor issued to them for
gallant or meritoriouS service under
the United States flag shall forward
the decorations to the office of Major
General Ainsworth, the military sccre-
tary Of the army, in order that they
may be replaced with medals of the
new design provided for at the last
session of congress.
The medals ana bowknots of the old
design will be destroyed as soon rs
tho now oUes have replaced them.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10
Wire stretching Tests.

For the first time the Washington
monument X to be used in conducting
scientific experiments. The most elap-
crate wire stretching tests ever made
will be conducted by the geographical
survey with steel and copper wires 1r
feet long suspended from near the top
Of the monument ana with weights at
tached. The relation between the
amount of stretch and the stretching
force will be aSCcrtancd, and 1t IS
hoped deductions can be made of much
scientific value on the compreSsiye
force Of the earth's interior
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10
4 Unique stein.

Captain $. W. Il pichl. now serving
as judge advocate general of the navy,
received rs a present recently the most
unique stein ON record. The vessel was
presented to Captain Dichl by the engi-
ncer force of the United States cruiser
Boston. which he commanded before
being assigned to his present detail
The stein Is a SIX FOUNDER brass powder
case and proiertIle. the case forming
'he body Of the vessel. and the followed
out proiectjlc, on a hinge makes up the
top The handle Is miniature siA
FOUNDER hrccchlOadng rife.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10
Bey of Tunis' Portrait.

The valuable full length oil portrait
OF Ali Ben Muslr. the hey OF Tunis,
which for 30 many years hung in the
office Of Assistant Secretary OF State
Adce. has been removed to the ex-
IRENE end Of the state department cor
ridor where it will probably remain
The picture was presented to the gov
eminent in the administration Of Pres
ilpnt Grant
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WASHINGTON LETTER
Tsnecial Correspondence

Close attention to the Development
of animal industry in the ihiiipp'he'
is being paid by the government
through the bureau Of insular aHalrS'
While much is being done for the eau
cation and intellectual upllitmeht ol
the Malays the Improvement OIL inc
conditions that attend husbandry Oh
the islands is not overlooked. 'olole'
Edwards, chief Of the bureau OF III
sulnr affairs, IS well Informed ana
enthusiastic horseman himself, ana he
believes thoroughly in improving the
stock OF the country. Just now ne -
looking carefully after the establish
ment Of experimental stations IN the
different provinces under the bureau
Of agriculture and animal industry
which has been inaugurated at Manila
The raising of improved stock VIII NC
one Of the foremost features OF Tue
work of these experiment stations 1t
il planned TO ship over several con
signments of cows, chickens, hogs ana
roats. part of which will be used Tor
breeding purposes to better the uau'c
stock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-13
THE "TERRiBLE FRlAR."

OF all the weapons used against Rome
the most effective throughout Europe was
the sclem protest drawn by Sarpi and
issUed by the Doge. 1t was addressed
NORMALLY 10 the Venetian cccieciastics,
but really TO Christendom. ana both as to
matter and thought. it was FEATHER Paul
at his best. 1t was weighty. lucid. pung
ent and deeply in earnest-in every part
asserting fidelity TO the church and 10y
atty to the papacy. but setting completely
AZ naugh; the main clai OF Pope Paul
the Doge solemnly declaring himself n
prince who. in temporal matters. recog-
nizes no superior save the Divine Ma
jesty.
The victory Of the friar soon began to
be recognized far and near. Aien began
10 call him by the name afterward SO
generally given him-the terrible frate.
The &2tiean seemed psralyzed- None of
its measures awaited aRd il was hurt,
rather than helped. by its efforts to
poster and annoy Senics at various capt.
tails. At Rene. il burned Father Paurs
books and declared him accommodated /:
it even sought 10 punish his printer by
putting INFO the index not only all works
that he had ever printed but all that he
might ever print. At &ienna. the papaI
nunico thought To score a point by declar-
ing thaat he would not attend 3 certain
religious function in case The Venetian
ambassador should appear: whcreupon
the Venetian announced thaat he had
taken physie and regretted that he could
Observation-Disclosures taoinShrdlu
not be present = whereat all Europe
iaughe6.-Andrew D. White. in the jan
uary Atlantic
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ACTRESS HAS CHANGED

While in Wichita recently TO view the
production OF King Doio fl which Rich
ard Golden. enc OF the leading actors OF
the country, was starring as the Jolly
Old King. the writer had the pleasure OF
meeting Golden ana MS vile, rho MS
formerly Miss M.nnis kltIieman Of tbs
city. This cociie We're ruarFisd about
hire years ago ard Mrs. Golden accom-
psnies- her talented husband On al his
tours. Mrs. Golden is OF quite different
appearance than when she lived here as
at that time she was very slender. but at
present is quite heshy--Ha-per Sentinel
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALETexas Land:
I.2l5 acres fine land. is in cultivation.
IL miles OF river front. covered Win
fine oak timber S. per acre. one-thiru
cash. balance long time. or may take
some good rental property for part.
Timber on this tract will bring more
than price of land. | sold Wichita
party. last week, 2.ooa acres close 10
this. and another Wichita man a tract
of 1900 acres north of this, close 10
railroad and packing house. Most all
tracts / sell in It's country have oeau-
tiful. deep. clear lakes, fun or game
fish. on them. Stock runs all year here
without feeding. Alfalfa cuts times
a season in this country
TRACT NO. .
$50 acres. with river front. go acres
in cultivation, tenant houses brick
residence. all necessary outbuildings.
yards. fences inlets and outlets for ten
ants and stock: all varieties of timber
known TO this climate; magnolia trees
about house; a fine cattle or hog ranch
Protected in winter and shaded IN sum-
mer. Sale water fish. oysters few
miles below: bathing equal TO the beach
close to postofiice. school and church.
and in rice belt: SIS per acre. This Is a
fortune 10 the investor at the price.
TRACT NO. ,.
$50 acres. one mile from Hearpe, Texas,
as9 in cultivation. fenced and cross
fenced. 10 houses. This Is on Little
BRACES river and as fine land as there is
on earth for cotton. corn. oats, wheat
and alfalfa VIII rent for $3.50 cash.
Price $500.
TRACT NO. 4.
s40 acres. l4o acres IN bottom. houses.
miles from Eearne. Texas; 20 acres of
Johnson county grass; made 800 bales
Of hay this season. This viii pay ~
per cent on price asked. $500.
TRACT NO 5.
Go acres as good rice land as there ia
in Texas: IL is II miles from Houston
oil in prairie Can sell for s. per acre.
l have just returned from an inspection
of these properties. and know they are
the cream of values l Will take some
parties down there the l9th OF ianu-
arg. Come and talk with me and make
arrangements to Join US. Can suit you
in any size hones you want
]. A. CLARK. 400 l.. Douglas. room :.
47-sun-we-2t
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(BY w. T. CD
Don't worry
The furry
And scurry
I You should bury,
Deep down, away out o sight!
The trouble
Is mere bubble;
Don't grumble
If you s-umple;
Twill not always be dark as night
"8e content
Time is spent
Va:nly spent
In giving vent
To disappointed feelings.
Don't air If:
Who can share it?
Grin and bear it,"
You can spare it
'Tis discipline in LIES dealings
Oh, don't worry;
Fen tho weary:
Neither hurry.
Tho so dTeary
TIL oWlook-look up! with songs and
prayrs.
''Trust in God
Pass under the rod
Then-under the sod
The way others have troC
He'll take all they burdens and cares,
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A~es oTsaassea q Ism1as Tae TARA
kznss ~ s<xN1s q sls1fazurl aeasais
wase r - Z zsnsA sad bessa Tas zase
scsss ~4a sa-.ssss fsFs~srF~ kesa ssssk-
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
roH EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGES acres rezr At
Eo2e- fer vel improved - rs1sz -
WicsstR VIZ. 70. e5zstssr ts~n p-1--
sFfy CT merchandise q. a Lssts,
EzH~T Csn1sr Ear s-Es
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FOR TFADE-ffoo9 soszs D1.Aara Esi'ra
egw spF HagEy - fuze ~sspe- - 80
Egs@ssr. e-@sE
FsgE TEAua.-tz1 acres. al hsxserr lzra-
Is Atce8t& ssE1ss<-fss CT vel irnprcs e
s. c4oz~ % S icA.tz- = acrrz - tzs-
-ssr< hafsrrr =. kEx8 szzrs e r1fsssa-
tsoz- s-ToCzn hour~. geo ksrn- syzzs-y
azd ceys essb. good sezTsax errksr1. -
az acre c. * Dzysa. valley csrs-s-
Esn A<ts
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wANrED-pARrMER

WANTED-Partner.~f in a wen established
real estate business One who means
business None other need apply 20
+. Douglas avenue. 49-2tx
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WANTED-Agents for the best. laundry
in Kansas. Liberal commission Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry 2i-tt
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PATENTS.
ST RATEC.
SEWING MACHINES.


FOR SALE-Domestic sewing machine:
talking machine. with "a records. al in
good condition. 1852 ST. Francis.
s9-we-frt-sp-stx
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WANTED-We want 1000 agents for
greatest household seller ever invented:
best money maker ON record; actually
sells in every house. Send i5c for COM
plete sample and our two mammoth cat
alogues of agents supplies Southern
Texas LIFT
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WANTED-Six welI-appearing men; good
pay; permanent positions. Bring refer.
ences.- Gail mornings or address A 2ul
Whine building. s6-6tx
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WANTED-A competent housemaid. Ca
mornings at 1855 n. Lawrence 42-tf
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for.S0 Ng< - l<srn 10 tastes sysfss
If Steer haEd - = tsS<srs shsotut<8T
rraxx esszzxsets srs 80 ts-1ste nesssrsss.
c<xrssk1n <<sTsEssef. iesR1zss - Sal sx-
cszszsesy. 80 .atFrFsF~sr@ so F~ss@sf
szcesrafA0s = ce-ts s~r izNsez. - Ssf-
fcss1sxe ~TsTTtbSrg ss1tAs al c<s4fs
see1rtfG ~ trss1s ~ eSSczrAc- asa
sexSsrT S~~srsr~rz sarsss "a q ss4f-
uzs@s. essz lxssss ire fss sts1c- D.
tzs1sssmx "a C4fss4s<a - ES@csstsa.
- 4oH nzsEa E-sx- &s~ goTx
1-s<r<<<s II
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MALE HELP WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED-Men TO learn
barber trade. Start now, complete for
spring rush. Can earn nearly all eX-
penses. Tools. diplomas and positions
given. Write Moler Barber College, st.
Louis, Mo. l-l2-6tx
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FOR SAI.E-A well located ard well fur
n.shed blacksmith and wagon shop. IN
a we'll settled German settlement. with
3 good established trade. For pvics and
particulars address NJ. e. Hem. ar6ais.
kan Ssh
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WANTED-Girl for general hou5ework.
Mrs Cudwortb 937 St. Francis avenue.
i9-5tX
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WANTtiD-Good girl for general house
work, in small family. iii n. Law
renee. Call mornings. 29-su-we-fr-tI
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WANTED-Experience girl for general
housework- Mrs. j. s. Wallace. lo0o
Park Place. 4S-otx
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-13

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-13

WANTED-Good girl for general house
work. Mrs. Cash Henderson, SO South
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-13

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-13

WANTED--A place to work. with hoy 8
years old. Call or address 30 n. Mead
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-13

WANTED Middle-aged or young lady
for light housework; good home for
winter more for company while nus
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-13
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-An agent. either
sex to sell shirt waist goCds IN theft
homo and surrounding townS. Large
line. including h;gh-class novelty pat
terms and exclusive designs. Sells IA
sight. Big pay to right patty. Buckley
Custom Shirt Co.. Dept r.. ST. Louis.
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