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Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-16
AuDRAH. TEACHERS.
Their ThiTd Annual Gathering in
Mexico.

Near one hundred teachers Of
the county gathered in the teach.
ers' institute held in Mexico last
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
County Commissioner j. N.
Cross presided, J. l.. Shobe acting
as secretary. A number Of dis
tinRuished teachers from the
State University aud other sec
tons were in attendance. The
programs were carried out, practi'
Chlly, as published in The MES
SAGE three weeks ago. A social
reception and reunion was held
Thursday night.
Miss OWENS recital was one of
the pleasing features of the SEES
sion. She knows how to talk
Dickens" all right.
Principals Powell Of Laddonia,
l.. c. Mccall of Martinsburg, IT.
vine Of Vandalia, j. G. Rain OF
Farber, A. W. Clemens of Mex.
leo. S. T. Davis, J. l.. ShObe, j
w. Hancock, VIM. E. Cauthorn,
E. E. Shay, Miss Elizabeth Cat
son of Vandalia, Miss Bertha Sni
dow of Mexico, Miss Ethel Bybee,
Miss Anna Koenig, Miss SADIE
O'Brien, Miss Ida Powell, Miss
Mary Coakley, and others hac
prominent places on the program
Those in attendance were: Pear
Parker, Lucy Jesse, Anna Miller
Emma Sutton. Fannie Trabue
Louise Detienne, Elizabeth Cat
son, Margaret DeLaporte, Minnl'
Sievers, Camilla Garrett, Alic'
O'Brien, Sadie O'Brien, Russi
Douglass. Mary Johnston, Mar
garet Brown, Rhoda Hughes, Mel
Cohoon, Ada Bryarly, Mary V
Cowles. Carrie Baldwin, Abbi
Sullivan, May NJ Offutt, Ida Jdett
Lolita Clark, Ora johnson, Mar
Hopkins, Jennie Karnes, Ami
Koenig, Mamie Wright, CALI
Morris, Frances CauthOrn, Mrs
Laura Houghland, Nora Hum
phries, Laura Brown, Minnie Nc
Intyre, Mary Coakley, Ethel Coax
ley, Ethel Bybee, Winnie Glib!
Gertrude Duncan. Myrtle Duncan
Eighty.one Turley, Blanch Whit,
Ardine Lambert, Grace NJ ROwle!
Stella Dixon. b! luA SnidOw, Ha
tie Stevenson, Lena DOwPll, Katl
ryn O'Brien, Goldie Emerson
Mary Williams, Mary Gill, EIizi
beth Shannon, Mary HOIladn.
Leila Whitley, Kathryn Cook, Nj
bel McHendry, Alma Keller, NJ
mic Davis, Elizabeth Gill, Ka
Duncan, NOla Hanna, Ida POy
ell, Anna MOttiuger, Tressa Hid
brand, Annie Pritchett, Suss
Martin, Flemma SnidOw, Stel
Snidow, Jessie Dealdorf, Maut
Jones, LaClare Tucker, Ollie 81
pie, Floy Hubbard, Winnifr,
Fox, May Jackson, Winnie Harl
son, frankie Harrison, Ida Bot
Messrs. Noel Edwards, E E Sha
Basil Smith, s. T. Davis, &. '
Sansberry, j S Porter, ] w A
kins, S l. Mapes, L B Hawthorn
A W Clemens, Thos b McEntC
Z j Powell, Rolla Finley, l.
Osborne, Beverly Mayes, John
Rain; Mrs. V B Bowman; J
Califf, R W Moore, Elizabe
Price, Lydia Hatton, Catheri
Hudson, j w Hancock, Bet
HUMPHREYS, ] L Shobe, Blanc
Taylor, Margaret TOrreyson, j
ME Hayth, Margaret Moore, May
Neal, Annie Lyons.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-16

Our excellent friend Cliff Dud-
geon, near Worcester, dropped in
upon us the other day and pushed
up his subscription date to the
MESSAGE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-16
DistinCtiveIy Different,
In Ever y Way The Best.

The Weekly Louis peculiarly
exclusively its own
every big SEMI paper Eight
ten large Tuesday and Friday dollar
Nothing particularly different about hatthere other
"Twice-a-Week' papers
Yes but the similarity paper
Democrat other No other equals the Globe Demo
crat in
An entirely unique feature the which
highly priced systematic preserving
presenting the CONTINUITY OF NEWS.
The two each week. Tuesday Friday carefully
pared with the getting complete
that week.
They n makeup
ected stories Of the various important showing develop
ments from day to day and the final results
Other weekly and wiceaweek rule print only few
kilograms of the day of issue.
The Twice simply the
Daily edition.
gives kilograms every
comprehensivey Daily
value to the average reader.
separate distinct especially prepared supply
the requirements people who want all the Of all the earth
and something
presents daily history complete
equal ntereset all the United States 1t Invaluable
alike to and women,young and old.
II thoroughly provides membarof the family In high
ierature particularly exs Its market reports correct
and complete in every detail
Its departments devoted to The Hom The Farm and Garden
Family Circle Sunday school," Industry
each and all TIE BEST Of their kind and either than worth
the subscription price 1.-THE
tells the truth without 1t has equal rival
great National news and home journal.
Remember the Dollar papers=s than
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will mistake send slOToDAY sub
scpon ONE YEARWITHoUT COST
by inducing nehbors subscribe and sending their
with 500.
FREE SAMPLE COPIES containing order blanks and full partu-
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dress Globe Printing Company, Publishers
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Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-16
WABASH RAILROAD.
MEXISo.
OOln0 EAal


No. 4. Atlantic Express 305 m
No IA Atlantic Exp. 4 10 a IN
No. 10, Columbia Accom-, 724am
No. 20, st. Paul Linn, 10 50 M
No. II, st. Louis Expr., 8 90 p m
No. 6, Mail Express, 10 As p m
No.70 Way frt lex SUM 8 so a m
Going West.
No Z, Pacific Express, 80 m
No 10, K. G. Express, IL 35 a m
No 2, Western Mail and Express.
II Is p m.
No 9, K. G. Mail and St. Paul
Limited, 5 Is p m.
No 5 Columbia Accom-, 9 40 p m
No l, Pacific Express, 10 % p m.
No II Way frt(ex Sum 4 % p m
|. M. RICHARDS, Agt.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-16
Message Readers.

Message Readers.
The following are late new sub
scribers or renewals to the MES.
SAGE:
M. Donnelly.
Mrs. f. A. Ellis.
s. L. Fuqua.
II. E. Jung.
l. Neal.
]. P. Jesse.
Mrs, Nellie Walker.
Alex Chapman.
W. s. Moore.
Rev. j. s. Jesse.
N ] Jones.
a. T. Painter.
Fred Tompkins.
r r Elliott.
"a Han.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-16

John Keiser.
A Dye,
Alice Mollett.
G. Il. Rails.
VIM. Hughes.
I. J. n. Smith. .
G. w. Tanner.
Cliff DudgeOn.
c. M. Atkins.
j. W. Hancock.
NJ. l.. Travis.
w. l.. Kent.
Mrs. j. NJ. Atkins.
L. w. Morris.
G.. w. Sparks.
w. G. Atkinson.
A. n. Day.
j. Hodge.
J. B. Weaver.
Thomas Duty.
G., E. Harrison.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-16
White WYandottes are Won

WHY W ~ W."
derful layers and unsurpassed for
the market. Get cockerels now
of the famous Duston strain at
only 81 90 each. Mail orders Civ
en- special attention.
Mrs. B. w. HALE.
Laddonia, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-16

This, from the Sturgeon Leader,
all the circumstances considered,
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-16
Order of Publication.

State of Missouri In the Circuit court
County, OF AUdraln To January Term
1906.
]. w. Robinson, w. d. Hulen and S. 7.
Dawson, composing the firm OF Rob
inson, Hulen & Co. Plaintiffs,
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17
Ssats 70 Gseussso~ astss.

Effective May 18th the following
Saturday and Sunday excursion
rates will prevail on the Santa Fe
until further notice:
Saturday or Sunday. return Sun
day or Monday. round trip; Colo
RADIO Springs. A.35: Manitou. $3.50;
Palmer Lake. $50.
Sunday only. round trip: Colorado
Springs, $3.50. Manitou, 8.O5;
Palmer Lake. 1856; Pueblo. $3.50.
For the occasion of the annual en-
campment, Colorado Department
Grand Army of the Republic. date
of sale May 18th and 18th. final re-
turn limit May Goth. s7.25 for the
round trip.
State Sunday School Convention.
Colorado Springs, date of sale May
18th and Both. final return limit
June I'd. A.35 for round trip.
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17
Astiesss es i~e oseosssioe.

Articles of incorporation Of the
Beatty Conner Trading Company
were filed in the Office of the county
clerk Monday. The incorporators
are James w. Beatty and Horace h.
Dye. of Manzanola. and Elmer +.
Conner. of Rocky Ford. The objects
for which the company is formed
and Incorporated are for the pur-
pose of buying and selling all kinds
of merchandise usually kept in a
general store. farming implements.
hay. grain. coal. ice. building ma
terials. etc. The capitol stock is
SIS 900. divided into 80 shares of
the par value of 800 each.
The management of the company
is vested in board Of seven direc-
tors As follows: c. S. Stubbs. Of
Fowler; Abner F. Enyart. of Ord
way; J. E. Gauger and Elmer +.
Conner. of Rocky Form: J. w. Beatty.
J. n. Beatty and Horace h. Dye. of
Manzanola. The principal place Of
business will be located at Lamar.
Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17
Ao Odd Whist NS0a.

To any one familiar with whist
the hand given below looks pretty
good. and nine whist players out Of
ten would say that il was a sdre
winner. but it can only take six
tricks. The deceptive looking hand
is as follows:
Hearts-Ace. king. queen. jack.
ten and nine.
Diamonds Ace. king. queen.
Spades Ace and king.
Clubs King and jack.
Hearts are trumps.
1t looks like a good thing for
eleven tricks sure and possibly for
twelve. Should any whist player Of
experience get such a hand. how.
eyer. ne will be mighty apt to be a:
suspicious As the poker player who is
dealt four kings. 1t is what ]:
known Is Marlborough" in whist
circles. and this denouement: The
dealer holds the other seven hearti
ttrumpsD and six small clubs to the
ten. The dealers partner holds the
the ace and queen and one small
club. What his other ten cards ar<
makes no difference.
The partner Of the player holding
the good hand holds the other thir.
teen cards and il makes no differ.
ence what they are. ne good
hand has the led. and II any whist
player wishes to verify the assertion
he may try from now to doom~iay
and yet not be able to make mors
than six tricks with the hand. Il i
impossible By good. bod or indiffer-
ent play to take . single trick more.
provided. Of cousse. the dealer and
hi partner paaU their haDds proper
H.-BaltaDose Sun
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17
eoas - 0slies-

r. Phillips. r. C. Inge. w. X.
Cartwright and L. J. Doyle. Of Il
Junta. and w. c Steele. Of Rocky
Ford. left Monday morning on No.
8 for Jalisco. Mexico. via Albu-
querque. Fl Paso and the City OF
Mexico. TO spy out the promised
land of the Pan American Company.
1t is hoped they will not wander in
the wilderness for forty years like
the children Of Israel did when they
started out on a similar expedition.
As the transportation furnished the
party by the Pan American Company
expires in sixty days. it is quite
probable that most Of them will ar
rive home in time to celebrate on
the Fourth of July. by returning
thanks that they are home again
from foreign shore.
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17

In 1905 the German empire had
$4,000 miles Of main track railway.
This seems small when compared
with the United States 2l4. 900 miles
at the present date. but il is larger
than that Of any other country. if
Russia's Siberian railway be ex-
eluded. Russia in Europe has about
5000 miles Of railway. France has
24.o0O. Austria-Hunpary 1900. and
Great Britain and Ireland 22.OO0.
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17

The engineers say that ten years
Of fast and hard work will be re-
quired to complete the Panama
canal. There are about 5000 men
working there now. and ~ rapidly
as the work progress more will be
employed. An additional steam
shovel outfit is being placed in ser
vice 1t the rate Of one each month.
and three Of the old digging ma
chimes left BY the French are being
wor,ssd constantly Tse soil is
hose. and when there . . heavy
rim st night part Of tle bank in
variably comes down. cd frequent-
y b1sie Rachinesy - we1l - enFs.
Il = pfueaAly - exaG1suejsa - ny
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17
A TELEPHONE girls mistake saved

A TELEPHONE girls mistake saved
a bank from looting one day last
week over in the western part Of
the state. In the dead hours of
night citizen saw the fash of a
dark lantern in the bank. and think
ing something was wrong told Gen.
trail to notify the bank officials.
Central. in moment of abstrac-
ton. forgot to reply line is busy
now" and promptly rung up the
bank The burglars. who were al
work upon the safe. thought they
had turned loose burglar alarm,
made hurried exit and got away
Ordinarily. about the only thing .
telephone girls mistake will save i
a choice selection of useless pro
family.
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17

ORDwAY is considering the propo-
sition Of establishing a canning fac
tory. the Barlow Consolidated Can
ming Company having made an offer
to put in factory for a bonus of
5000 and pledges from the farmers
to grow one hundred acres of
tomatoes. A committee is now can
vassing the town to secure the
money and the acreage desired.
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17

AN Iowa man reports that he has
just sold 10000 pounds Of wool at
twenty-eight cents pound. and
twenty ewes at Sl2 each. whereas
during Cleveland's second term he
was offered only eleven cents a
pound for wool and sheep were un-
salable. These "reminiscences help
to explain the 2.500.00 plurality of
last year.
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17

The eight clubs in the American
Baseball League seem to be very
evenly matched this year. Cleve-
land is in the lead with percentage
Of 600. while Boston has death like
grip on tail-end honors with per-
centaRe of 364. The remaining six
clubs are tied for second place with
"A percentage of 500 each.
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17

SINCE the recent cyclones in Kan
sas and Oklahoma. newspapers in
the ehete east are advising young
men to go west and blow up with
the country" Taking a chance
with cyclones is preferable to the
risk Of being blown up with dyna-
mite in the streets of Chicago.
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17
WEDNESDAY. MAY II. 1905.

- -. JCSTA IL . city of 900 pop
q ]! z ]: / !: /: ! ] {
ul.tion and the eoonty ..at ol
u Osero county. IL Is LpcAlsd at
the junesiaa Of three divisioa.
- Of the Santa Fe railway, 51l
mile. sesf of Kansas CITY, iAl
AAA niles southeast of Drnvcr, q
~ nil.s east of Pueblo, and 81
aniis- north and east OF Trinidad The santa
W Railroad Company eApcnded thD-aO IN is's
for fefmans1f Construction work, coasistins Of
nackine shops. storehoose. addition To- round
house. focndry and extensive eArskops- Tbs Att
tlst- Is A.0ts f--t. and the climate, taken the
y~AE round. l. unsurpassed. Almost constant
sunshine chsrscterix-s the ~lrter- and holly
cloudy day il . rarity. l.. Iunta has ALI the
a.rtropolitan eony~nience- uss-d-d by city OF
ynB population, including nany miles OF
brick side salks, a perfect -yst-n of sanitary
sr~eraxs an electric Light plant ~hich SUP
pii~- an AlIdsy sbd All-aisht s.rvicr. water
works ovn-d bY the city, plant for the manu-
fsetur- Of ARTIFICIAL ice. thr-e rural fr-~ delivery
routes. Gre department.. telephon system With
I'm sub-cribrrs, free sxchaEse with ROCKY
Ford snd long distance connections slth any
part OF the state q school system exc@ll-t By
city in the state. employing twenty seven
tsschers in = t-n chnrc hes. nfteon secret
aud frst~rnAl ORDER, two banks. eDnO capital
asd <jD0D deposits. thr-- n@~spaE-rs ot~rs
house of 10 seating capacity. brick plant OF
ss.0p daily capacity, manufacturing trsst quail
ity of yitrih-t brick; -four mill Of 20 barrels
daily capacity; Ctopian t.ment Bock Plant,
snployine ts-nty Nv. men canning factory.
second largest In the state In fact, La Junts
!. one Of the best towns of it, sixs In the state
Of Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17

The school census in MAnzanola
this year shows q total Of 800 chill
dFen between the ages Of six and
twenty-one years. This is a gain Of
fifty over last year.
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17

that it will take sixty work trains =
day nix years to remove the earth
and rock that must be taken out Of
Culebra cut.
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17

o0ssee - oooeaeaSo~ - cSsesv
Uosvo0aA-
OvyfcE % CorSrv Taka~CrkE
OrEDp CorNrr. Ccas-
Ia Jryfs- Co<so-- April =. TsH. \
NOTICE i k-r~hy <iven that 7 ~ir --ie~r
~ &c ~ o0re h L. Junss- Os>rr es.n.sy
all vsrrssf< sa2epssf - frll~w<-
rsTrrE os PxscN vrNp.
yc, nsse - fsseL aMSsns 81 Ws-~sss-
I7xK. S-ve~ah-r Y. rNc q
Isxc. Oe4rArf & ryle .-I--..- 49, ....- >
La Junta tribune., 1905-05-17
Oov 49, rhso ssoOe

DR.. J. c. King. dentist.
Park Mcdonald. real estate.
Weaver Bros. dry goods.
Lamb Z Theits. meats.
G. s. Thompson. liquid veneel
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-07-07

A oas and a half hose power steam
engine with up+ight boiler for sale at
this Office.
Tue Auburn Wagon Works has
been closed down this week taking
stock but will to start up On
Monday
Daniel g. Wilson. a Wabash work.
man while trying to get on a B. &
0. freight at Pat terson's Greek fell
under the train and was cut in twain.
The City Council has decided to
widen North Queen street at the old
Fitz foundry and will give out the
contract for the work shortly. The
council has also definitely decided to
pave several block of Queen street.
The committee of inquiry visited sew
eral other towns which have pavet.
streets and inquired into the ways
and means of paving aud heartily
recommend paving. Eaginser Rinker
has measured the public square aud
estimates that it vii cost as much to
pave 1t as two blocks OF the main
street and the council ought to act
with wisdom 10 that report.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-07-07
Most cemnsndsbIs

we had an invitation to the com.
mencement exercises OF Illinois Wes-
ieyau University, at Bloomington.
Illinois, on June 5 with the compli-
'nents Of Mr.. Charles l.. Kyner a
member OF the graduating class, Mr.
kyner, who is son OF our esteemed
fellow citizen A. h. Kyner. also wrote
us an interesting letter. His mary
friends in old Berkely will be delight.
ed to near of his prosperity
The young mau has made CON.
mendable record. He left here in 1903
to seek employ ment on farm in Hi
nois. He worked that year on farm
and spent the following winter on a
ranch In Kansas Ia the spring he re-
turned to Illinois and worked on a
farm until September 1900 when he
ett red the Preparatory department of
the Wesleyan University at Bloom.
ington, one OF the best small colleges
in the middle west He had 500 in
his pocket and a year course before
him. BY strict economy. hard work
at school and during vacation and
the help which his sister. who was
employed in the postoffice at Hedges
VILE, in this county. now Mrs. Rick
ard. could give him, he completed the
course in FIVE years.
He has decided to make education.
al work his life calling and has a po-
sition already for next year as princi.
pal oil the High school at Mechanics
barg ILL.,, and will pursue the school
work preparing himself for college
work with economics and sociology
as speciality.
We give this extended notice not
for the benefit of Mr.. kyner alone
but for the hundreds OF young men
who read the Statesman, aud have
the ambition to rise in the education
al and social scale What he has acc ON
plished may be accomplished by many
Others. His example we Lope will be
as
Footprints which perhaps some
other
Seeing may take heart again,
Still achieving, still pursuing
Learn TO labor and tn wait.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-07-07
NOTICE.

10 the Taxpayers of Berkeley County:
My term as Sh aIif of Berkeley co,n-
W expired January . 1st, 1905. | have
on hand great many unpaid tax bills
In all parts of the County and City, I
nave i think given those ir arrears
more than a reasonable time to pay
their axes. | would earnestly ask OF
al who owe to call at the Sherif,s Of
hce and pay what they owe me. This
Will be the last public notice that tax
payers VIII receive, and want to say
to those who do not pay In a reasona-
bic time, that will proceed in any
manner or way indicated by law to
,nake the amount due. Please take no.
tice and save trouble and costs.
Yours truly,
&. l.. Stuckey,
Ex-Sheriff Berkeley County.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-07-07
SToDDARDS LECTURES
A Volume Replete with Valuable
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In the published lectures OF John l..
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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-07-07
VIRGINIA COLLEGE

FOX YOUNG LADiEs, ROANOKE, VA
Opens sept. %, 1905. One OF the lead
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South. New buildings, pianos and
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Students from 80 States For catalogue
address
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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-07-07

Wanted. To sell $50 Rose Comb, d
Brown Leghorn hens, fifty cents a
piece. A part of them are less than
year old and meme Of them are more
than two years. Many Of them are now
laying. A chance to get fine stock.
w. Fl. Seibert.
Bunker Hill w. Va,
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-07-07
Hot Weather Dont's.

Don t hurry.
DON wear a vest.
Don't wear a felt hat.
Don t eat meat.
Don't drink alcoholic liquors.
Don't lose your temper.
Don t forget to battle often.
Don't linger in the sun.
Don't scold the children.
Don't swear.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-07-07
S ale or Rent.

ll3 -2aores Of good slate land located
In Back Greek Valley one mile west Of
Ganotown, improved by FIVE room
house, good barn and all necessary out
bulldlnss, about three acres of orchard
two good springs of wa ter.
Terms reasonable
Sarah c. Perish.
--dso
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-07-07

ADVERTISEMENTS FoR THIS PAPER RE-
cEIvED with the GUARANTEE that the
CIRCULATION of the STATESMAN
EXCEEDS that of any PAPERfp pub
ished In Msrtinsburg, Berkeley
County. West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-03

A large line of picture frames and
monldings that must be sold at once re-
gardless of cost. The Idsal Studio, s3s
West Main street lmar6t
FOR RENT-Two houses in Alta
Vista, near street ear line. Finished in
hardwood, gas. water at door. Inquire
at the Racket stors. mar3tf.
FOR RENT-A s@vsu-room nou.. VITA
all modern convanienees-on corn,- If
lot with fruit trees. grape vines. etc.
Near court house and postofIice and in
most desirable part Of the city. In.
quire at 454 W Pike street. margif
At oosT-Eyery foot Of picture.
moulding we have in stock win be made
up into frames without regard "a cost
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