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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-31
,nlCH SV6fy
public schools
lnty including an

,n1ch every
public schools
lnty including all
aA schools are invited
.pa,e, has been Instituted by
nty Superintendent Emma Nye.
lie prize for the winner is to be a
gold medal furnished by Miss Nye. A
list of 1000 words has been prepared
by the superintendent and distributed
to every school teacher and principal
in the county. Words chosen from
this list are to be used in the contest.
The plan as outlined by Miss Nye is
for the pupils and teachers in the vari-
Gus schools to hold weekly spelling
contests in each school and also con-
tests with other neighboring schools
as preparation for the final contests.
Before the final contest the teacher is
to chose a team of the best spoilers in
the school as the representatives of
the school.
Champion SpeIler.
The final contest will be held in OF
tumwa probably in the high school
building. This contest will be written
and the words will be chosen from the
list Of 1000 already sent out. The pa
pers will be graded in the usual way
and the winner is to receive as a re-
ward a handsome gold medal, en-
blematic of being the champion speller
of Wapello county.
A New Pamphlet,
Miss Nye has received a copy of a
new pamphlet issued by State Super.
intendent ]. F. Riggs. 1t is entitled
Holidays and Hallowed Days." and
contains a mass of valuable material,
such as appropriate poems. prose Sc
lections, notices, quotations, etc.
model programs and other helpful
hints to teachers. The days especially
referred to, and which are usually OBJ
served in the public schools in OF
tumwa are Flag day, February %, Ar
Dor and Bird day. April %; Me
mortal day. May 80; Thanksgiving day
November 80, and Christmas, Decem
Der 25. Flag day commentaries the
birthday Of George Washington, Feb
ruary %. and Abraham Lincoln, Feb
ruary IL.
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sIGouRNEY.

Sigourney, Jan. so.-1n the death of
the late l.. P. Riddell, of Webster,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-31
Norman 1. Carr obsequIes.

The funeral services of the late Nor
man Lee Carr, who died at his home,
corner Grant and Cooper streets, We'd
nesday morning, were conducted from
the East End Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev.
w. H. HORNED officiating. The mem
bers of Ottumwa Tent No. is, knights
of the Maccabees, attended the last
sad rites in a body Interment was
made in the Ottumwa cemetery.
Funeral of e. VanTine.
The funeral services of the late e
VanTine, who died Friday night, were
conducted from the undertaking par.
lors of c. T. Sullivan on West Secont
street, Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Rev. D. c. Bevan pastor of the Mai1
Street Methodist Episcopal church
officiating. Interment was made in thu
Ottumwa cemetery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-31

Whisky loosens the tongue, but rea-
son is not stimulated by it.
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Watch Our Announcements
We use space in this paper to tell of
new things that will interest you and
of prices that are to your advantage.
If You are a careful buyer and a lover
of economy. you should never lay
down your paper without glancing
through the Done1an ads. Our bar
gain news is reliable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

Prof De Forest. "the great seer
and healer" makes another
wonderful cure Testimonial
from Miss Nygrett Walker. Of
Hlllman City.
While we live on this earth
there are many things we do that
are both A DUTY AND A PLEA
SURE.
This is n great one I'm my
case. as this time | arm In per-
feet health. owing TO PROF. DE
FORESTS wonderful suggestive
treatment.
For three years ! have been
a sufferer of complications OF dis
eases. stomach. liver. kidney.
back and head troubles and
have been treated by a number
OF very eminent physicians, but
with little relief. Hearing OF
Prof. De Forests remarkable
cures. | concluded TO test the
merits of his treatment. and Il
Is great pleasure and happiness
that ! find myself In perfect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18
Yale Depends on Weight
Princeton on CleVerneSS

I While the Seattle football enihua.
lasts are watching the Oregon and
Washington universities football
teams struggle over the local field
Saturday afternoon. lovers % the
game Ia the East will be witnessing
fierce battle In New Haven be-
tween tint supporters Of the blue Of
cid ELI aud the yellow aud gold Of
the New Jersey Tigers
or late years the importance and
Interest Ia the annual struggle boz
tween Princeton and Yale have
grown equal 10 and even IN excess
OF the time. hon0red match between
the representatives. of democratic
Yale and Artalocratie Harvard. This
II due 20 the Increasing strength
which ~ shown with each succeed
ing year by tho Princeton eleven.
Vale has lost most Of the team
which made her game last year
with Harvard such a nice sample
of lovely billiards" for Harvard
The taiw about the Ell squad be-
ing short on weight IN the center
has proven 10 be- the usual pro-aea-
son thlky-talk. designed to hide the
real state OF affairs from the
coaches ~ opposing teams
Yale has three goodaIEHd foot
hills on her line that she got In this
year'n freshman delegation One uf
them II named BoEga and weighs
200 pounds Paige Is another new
one In tho 200-pound class. Both
men are guards, Then there's An
drus. a sweet. young thing. who
modeatiy neEotiates $50 pounds on
the scales With center aud a
pair OF guards like that. Ell sup
pofters are not losing sleep over
lack OF weight In the center Of the
line.
In spite 81 the loss u seven Of last
years vets. Princeton Is doing very
we'll thank YOU The WY she
waltxed into Cornell last Saturday
ON the Ithaca field did not look as
though the Tigers were IN very poor
condition. The score vas te 20 6
al the close Of the game The work
nf simoua back % tho line for the
Tigers has set spectators b the
cara. lie n touled IS being
s.pheuom" In Eettln around the
ends.
According 10 tho dope given out on
the match. Yale viii resort 20 .
rushing game and Use mass plays
a. her main feature uf attack. while
the Princeton men viii use more
open style az play. depending for
gains on speed. Interference and
fl@Ferueas.
II Is expected that thin will be the
big game OF the season with the
Eastern colleges and that Il VIII
practically decide the championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18
SOME RECENT WORKOUTS

MOor-Nile IN i.4sh.
Sea tnd-F1Fs furionga IN f.0s
This two yearsoid has been step
ping along better than ever.
Fred Bent-Ilaif In 50
Fisher BoY-Thrcoquartera In
lis
tnstructor-sl furionga In lis
Does not look to be ready.
GreEor k-Mlie In f.as
Dora I.--Three-auarterB in lis
handily.
spoudoollx Six furlongH IN lis
Has been beating Albert Fir in
work. and Il as good as last year.
Peter I.--soveu furlouFs In / 9aih
Flaunt-seven furiunRs In 20is
easily and with a chunk Of weight
up. Looks ready.
Follow Mo Seven furiongs IN
1850.
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NOTES OF THE TURF

continue for % days. which would
consume the time up 90 Saturday
December 1s. Then the horses will
b. taken aeroaa the baY to tho pic
turcsque fnEiealde track. whore rae
INK will begin December IS. and
continue through the holiday sca-
son.
Barney fKidl Weller d back IN
California after an absence OF Eey-
eral years. Weller was a npectacn-
lar plunEer in the latn nlnetiea. but
he has now settled down into a con.
servasive bookmaker tie will oprr-
ate a hook oft here tn connection
with Phil Howell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

Beau Ormonde-Five-e iKhths in
.i:02il. handily. The long rest OF the
fast son Of Ormonde does not appear
TO have taken any Of his speed from
him. Made cfeditabie showing Ia
Opening Handicap.
Aunt Pclly-Half In 80 without
much effort She IL tit
Iadora- -Fiye-elghths In iO3is.
VIII DO when properly placed.
Military In i:50.
Ripper--Mile In i.f6. Ready for
the races.
Optlm0-Three-auarters In i:iG.
This once ofteu-time winner can still
get a hump on himself
Oscar Tolle-Mils in Is45.
Dixeils-Mlls in t:t3ih. Has
been working nicely.
Jackful-Miie In t:f5tS. In the
first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

Dan o'Brien Is the only leaper
who has ever turned a triple somer-
sault-and lived to tell about H.
This boss Ieaper did even more than
run and leap At the Hlpp0drome--
be landed on his feet and stood up
as straight a. though he had not
even turned once IN midnlr
The attempting OF this marvellous
feat has killed more firHt-clasa aero
bats than any other trick known 10
man. - that Leaplng Dan II pretty
much OF a hero these days among
his fellow craftsmen. 20 say moth
ing Of bis iayman. But he will rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

Ethyiene Is among the fast ones
that have recently arrived at Ascot
Park and Is reported 70 be In good
condition.
with stables At both San Francis
co and los Angeles. Barney schrei-
bar wiil campaign over sixty horses
on the coast during the coming win
ter.
Alderman Carey arrived AZ Ascot
Park last week with Michael nyrnes.
West Brookfield. Kitty Rourke. MI
Lowe and Lady witt and wlth hla
family VIII put IN the winter ai
Los Angeles.
Racing at Oakland will probably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

most r. decorated wit the colorH OF
tho college with which tho owners
side. Several thousand visitors
from ull parts of the state aud New
York are assembled here 90 attend
tho great football game between
Yale and Princeton which Is sChe-
duicd for this afternoon. The two
cleyena are said 10 DO IN pink OF
condition and a highly interesting
contest Is expected. Both teams are
exceptionally strong this year. al
though the Yale eleven was some
what crippled in the early part Of
tho season.
II - an interesting fact that
Princeton has not scored on Yale
by steady rushing for nine years.
blocked kicks. fumblea or goals
from tho field having been the
sources OF Prineeton's points. In
1896 Princeton pushed Yale all over
Manhattan field. in 1897 tbs Tigers
did not score. in isss they scored
once on Poe's long run. in 1899 they
scored twice. once after Rclter .
end run had carried the bail Inside
Yale's 5-yard line aud the next time
on PoG'a drop kick. in 1900 they
scored once ON n field goal. ia 1901
they did not score. la 1909 they
scored on a field goal In 1908 they
scored once on DeWitt's long run
on a blocked Kick. and the second
time on a place kick. ia 1904 they
did not score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18
TIRED BRAIN

means that sou are losing control Of
your eill power. n 10 difficult to
concentrate your thoughts. you are
faFEetfnl. lauguid. nervous. iFfita-
bic. Refresh your tired brain with
Or Miles NerviuE. which viii
annthai feed and strengthen the e.
hmuHtnd nerves, and renew vffs5F
brain power The frat bottle wtli
not fair 10 help you. n 30. yuur
Druggist will return your money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18
College YeIIs Wake Up
New Haven

have been rewoundink 20 The awak.
enIng city and with every hour the
enthusiasm Increased. The city Is
profusely decorated with the eolorr
Of the two colleges and the eolora
Of Yale and Princeton are displayed
tn nearly every shop window in the
city. Tho whole city Is In fever OF
excitement and every residence al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

ST. PAUL Nov. is.--An extension
Niii probably be built the coming
spring from Arlington on the Great
Safthsrn IN Montana 10 billings. a
distance 81 900 miles. connecting
with the Northern Pacific. nuflinE-
ton and Great Northern roads 2t
the Junction point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18
FRIDAYS RACE RESULTS
eoMlLFo TO l. LANDS FIRST MONEY OVER SILVER SUE
JOCKEY RAokE TWO WINNERS

beating the favorite. silver sue.
which finished third. by nine
lengths
The handicap was won by TOGO
law. also ridden by Radke. defoatinl
barney Sehretber'a neutchland ant
that remarkable speed marvel, Fr'
Ball.
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NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

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10 reach you by s o'clock suy eye.
ming. please DO US the favor 10 call
up our main office tsunnet. Main
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miss It more than once. please tele-
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In this way we can be certain of
giving our subscribers a perfect ser.
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LIVED TO TELL OF
TRIPLE SOMERSAULT

on his laurels. lie won't try Il
again. mot II live 20 be a hun
dfsd." declares this boss leaper.
Never again for me- IL the way
that Dan O'Brien tells Of his Won
derful act. It's too dangerous. I've
been as nervous as a cat ever since
I did the triple and you are taking
a big chance for your life every
time such a turn IN made In max
Ing a single or double Hdmeraault
In the air an acrobat Is always liable
TO break an arm or a Lex, but with
the triple up TO now u has been lifs
or death. and | guess ! got of pretty
easy with mine.
"rhe way ! dld Il was 20 take q
deep-doWn breath and run as
never ran before had been pretty
well warmed up with a couple of
double somerEaults. and found that
I had power 10 burn. and ! Just
knew that / was going 70 do IL
ran down a place 35 feet long and
sioplng from ~ feet high down TO
three feet. The Epringboard was
made Of second growth ash. Is feet
long. and for a double turn yon
shoot up a. high as you can and do
your first turn as soon as possibls
after leaving the springboard. |
did as I always had done. and In the
second turn. when in midair. ] shot
out my legs and threw down my
feet That Is the usual way Of doin.
the double turn. In the triple turn
didn't Jump quite 70 high. | went
as far forward as ! could. took
tuck and began 20 turn. II Was
then that felt as II my senses we're
leaving me. felt as n I was help
less and that all could do was %
hold on. The neat thing I knew
was on my feet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. Is
From sariy this morning. the col
lego yella Of old Yale and Princeton
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

with the exception Of the three
quarters og a mile handicap az Oak.
land. there was hardly any class 20
the balance of the races
Comilfo. Co chance In the
betting. with Radke In the saddle
won the opening event very handily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

CAMBRIDGE. Masa.. Nor. is
Teddy Roosevelt. Jr.. viii play left
end In the freshman football eleven
Of Harvard college, when that team
meets the Yale bunch on Soldiers
Field today. Teddy feels mighty
strenuous and says he's out 10 win.
or bust"
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18
HOME RUN
BY BLANK
STANDING OF THE oLuns.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. IA home
run by Blaakenship In the fourth
and errors by the locals. won yestor-
days game for Seattle Both Gray
and Miller pitched good ball. allow
ms but five hits each.
Scare. Seattle 2. Los Angeles |.
PACIFIC COAST GAMES
Oakland 3. Tacoma 0.
Portland D. Frisco :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

health. II IS impossible to ex-
press my gratitude and apprecia-
tion of the great good he has
done me. feel my duty 70 10
all in my power. TO direct all
suffering humanity. to never fail
in source. In health and In hap
piness. | will cheerfully answer
any communication. inclosing
stamps for reply.
MISS MYGRETT WALKER.
Hillman City.
Statement from Mr.. ]. NJ.
Gonyerhiehl and wife. at whose
home Miss Walker has been stop
ping. while taking treatments
from Prof. De Forests. and can
eheerfully say the above state
ment Ia true.
Signed. Mr.. aud Mrs. J. VI.
Gonyerbiehl.
Hlllman City. Wash.
103 Second Ave. South.
Over Guys Drug Store
Parlors S05-30e. Phone l. s0se.
Readings one dollar each.
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uNoERwgAR FoR MEN

Read page 6 It pays
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-15
PERSONALS.

Capt. w. j. Hicks is in the city
from Oxford.
Mr.. Edward M. Land, of Kinston.
is in the city
Mr.. K. B. Johnson, of Ca,rdenas. was
here. yesterday
Mr.. Sheriff. Jones. of Greensboro.
YVES here YESTERDAY
Mr.. r. H. Hayes, of Pfttsboro, was
in Raleigh yesterday.
Senator Howard A. Foushee, of
Durham, is in the city.
Superintendent E. Mex. Goodwin,
is here from Morganton
Capt. M. A. Ramsey, Of Durham,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. D. Patterson. of Durham.
was in Raleigh Yesterday
Senator Donnell Gillian of Tarboro.
Is here at the Supreme Court
Mr.. ]. E. Lyon, of the Ellington
News, was in the city yesterd ay.
Mr.. z. Y. Taylor, of Gre snsboro,
after a visit here. has returne ] to his
home
Mr.. Charles St John. of S outhern
Pines was at the Marlborough House
Mr.. John w. Thompson has re-
turned to the city after visit to
Philadelphia.
Mr.. j. o. Ellington, of SmithfieId.
State Bank examiner, was in Raleigh
yesterday.
DR.. L. J. Picot returned to his home
at Littleton yesterday, and Mr.. S. O..
Middleton to Hallsville. after attend
ing meeting of the Executive Board
of the State Hospital
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PRISONERS TO pENrrEN11ARY.
Two Negroes, One Charged With At
tempt at Assault and the Other
O Boy Robber, Brought
From Richmond
County

Sheriff w. L. Hinson, of Richmond
County, yesterday brought to States
prison two negro prisoners, John Lit
tie, for term of eight years, and
Joseph Porter, for term of one year.
Little was charged with the serious
crime of rape, his alleged victim be-
ing a colored girl who, it was claimed,
was not within the age of consent.
The judge, it is stated, would not
permit the man to be tried for rape,
but changed the indictment to attempt
at criminal assault. Under that
charge Little was convicted and SEN
fenced.
Porter, who is a little negro not
more than thirteen years of age, was
sent to the penitentiary for breaking
into a store at Hamlet.
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of G. r. Bryan, deceased,
late of Wake county, N. c., this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate to present the same
to the undersigned on or before the
18th day of March, 1905, or this no
tice will be plead in bar of their re-
covery.
c. p. and w. r. BRYAN, Adm'rs.
r. f. d. No. 2, Garner, N. c.
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FOR SALE.

l offer for sale a second hand Cor
don Job Press. Platten 10x15. This
press has no throwoff, but has a disc
in the centre of the ink plate, and
the distribution is good. Reason for
selling is: / am in the office with my
sons Nash Bros, who have new presses
and they do all my press work. The
press lacks only a set of new rollers
to put it in working order. For furth-
er information. address Rev. b. w.
Nash. Goldsboro. N. c.
3-14-1 a w-6t
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TIE WEATHER TO-DAY.

WEATHER zig, g.. g.. g. 6. &c
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity to p. m, Wednesday: Fair;
warmer.
The Weather Yesterday.
Maximum temperature, "a, mini
mum temperature, 35 rainfall 0.2s
inches.
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FORT CAsWELL. N. O.. FEB. Il

FORT CASWELL, n. c.. FEB. 1B
1906. Sealed proposals. in triplicate
will be received until p. M, Mch
IT. 1905. for constructing wagon
shed here. u. S. reserves right tc
reject or accept any or all proposals
Information furnished on applica.
ton. Envelopes containing propos-
ais will be Endorsed Proposals fol
Wagon She'd" addressed r. Fl. Will
lianlS.
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DR.. L. Branson's library of rare
North Carolina publications will be
sold at reasonable rates fon- cash
single books or the whole -as pur-
chasers desire, Lists and prices will
be furnished on application Address,
Mrs. Levi Rranson, Athens. Ga.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-15

Mr.. H. C. Dockery and Sheriff NJ.
L. Hinson. of Richmond County,
went to Winston yesterday being
part of delegations from Richmond
and Arson endeavoring to have the
Southbound Railroad from Winston to
pass through their counties.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-15

AGENTS WANTED: PERMANENT
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Gloria silk. pearl handle with orna-
ments. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for
this advertisement. Call at this Of
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VoR sALE-soDA FOUNTAIN.

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Mr.. H. T. Hudson, chief clerk in
the State Auditors office, has gone to
Morehead where he joins Mr.. w. NJ.
Webb, the Oyster Commissioner, the
two going to Arbor Island, on a
hunting and fishing trip.
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The Citizens National Bank-Thanks
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany-Agent Wanted.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHE ROOM.
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lights. 322 New Bern Avenue. =.
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ROyster's Candy.

Wholesome for the children. ap
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An important item of holiday
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End know that vcu get the heBt
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SEEMING

SEWING MACHINES, NEEDLES.
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LADIES FROM our or THE CITY
visiting Raleigh to do their shop
ping. and desiring room and meats
at reasonable rate. with private
family. can find same at Mrs. w III.
Rogers, 531 Halifax street.
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