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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24
SUNDAY. MAGAZINE FOR JUNE "a. 1906

good-by? What the Gait House-was it
eg'lar house like ours?"
would sigh.
Another silence.
Did they call you little peach'?"
Yes dear
It's not as pretty as my name-Julia I'm YOUR
best beau-I1 never leave you like he did
Your uncle has sent for you laddie. He's been
very good to let an old woman have you for a
week"
"Oh no, he hasn't, has he? I don't want to go
back-that is, without you | won't go back"
stamping his feet
What, not want to see the 1ilacs all in bloom,
and the birds will come soon. Why spied robin
redbreast on Catalpy's clothes-line yesterday"
Won't you please come, dear, dear Julia?
When my ship returns
Have you a ship like we this afternoon?-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24

called her Julia he nestled his head close to her
downy white neck. At that witching hour she
looked her loveliest-hke some ful-bown danask
rose. The ear-lOops that seemed dull in the
daylight became dazzling frehies, and her ruffled
skirt fresh and fairy-lke.
Tell me-" he used to say" tell me about hi1n-
about my grandsire?
What do you want to know, boy"
WAS he brave solder?"
Yes, boy"
AS brave as George Washington"
In his little way
Didn't he come home?"
mo, boy
why, grandma your eyes are wet! Oh Julia,
dear Julia, | didn't mean to make YOU Cry!"
After long silence, which Madam Saddle broke by
calling for Catalpy to and hook her up, he
raised his head and whispered: Tell me more
of down South. Did Mr.. Clay always kiss the ladies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24
STORY OF THE HUDSON BAY COMPANY

rule of the company
was not compatible
with the modern the
cries of personal and
commercial liberty.
The French Canadi-
ans and half breeds
who formed the main
element in the COM
pany's couriers and
trappers had formed
a settlement on the
Red River. Their COM
patriots were bent on
making it a second
Quebec. Scotch and
English immigrants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24
@ANADA, fearful
Z of a repetition
~ in Hudson BaV

Z of a repetition
- in Hudson Bay
and adjacent waters
of the Alaskan boun-
Diary dispute, is now
vigorously engaged
in asserting its sover-
eighty there by main
tanning federal cruis-
ers and establishing
police ports in the
region, with the idea
of making impos-
sible the assertion of
any claims by the
American whalenen
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ChiIdren's Sayings.

Willie had been TO school for the first
time When he returned home the min
lster's wife was calling there.
well. Willie. were you good boy
at school today?' asked the lady,
Yes, maam." said Willie with
sigh II was gooder'n ! wanted TO be-, -
To nve-yearaold jeanette The world
Ia full Of wonders, Here are a few Of
the questions she puts to her puzzled
parent
Mamma. when God made the world
where were you, out in the field some
where"
What was here before God made the
world?"
Where dId you get Sister Ruth?
don't see how she could come to you
she was too little to find the house"
Mamma. does the sky stop? Does
the ground always go on2'
What did God make the dirt out
Off"
AT the beach she has fear OF the
breaking waves.
what makes the water como IN that
way an the timer
II guess I'd like to play I'm the sand
when ! get used to being afraid Of the
water"
We'll said, for she will never get over
her fear.
F'ive-year-old Katherine lboastingly)
,We've got new door at our house
and it slams"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08
order by Board Of Education
Christmas Holiday From
Dec. "a to Jan 7.
HEARINGS IN DISTRICT COURT
Evidence Concluded in Big Suit
preparation for Setting up New
Tabernacle Organ.

OGDEN Dec Sat the session oil inc
- Of education last evening the
s"nn,v committee reported that 1t had
,,aced an order for the muskets TO DO
,,soa nv the recently organized hish
sahcol cadets This company is UNDER
roIrv military drill each day, ana Is
about 80 strong. ~
.he Man decided upon for the Christ
,,as vacation was from Dec. "a TO jan
n'aI vas also decided to pay the teach-
q "rs TWO weeks salary just before me
holidays. For the teachers aeteiiuins
NJ State Teachers convention 10 pc
uald hero Jan 1. 2, and a. an appro-
STATION OF $S.5O was made Tor eaci'
ioacher living in the city.
The finance committee reported nav
,og received $4,000 from Taxes, ana Il
halaneo on hand OF $l7,12I 30. Inc
,earhers warrants aggregatlng $1zoo'oo
viii be paid today. NJ
The superintendents report LOT eco eco
,en,her showed an enrolment or a,ooz.
The percentage of attendance was W.
and the punctuaiity was 99'S. inc
,yeasnrer's report showed receipts ag-
oregatine s36 700. 70 and disbursement.
/ ssS ll.1i leaving balance on hand
} ne / Of $3.50 50. a number OF pills
,,ara allowed.
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SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
investigating Coal shortage---Com.
olhed Cholrs Preparing Musical.

Special Correspondence.
Murray, Dec, S,-The tax payers and
..esldents Of Murray presented Il petit
tDh asking that the road between Jones
ptolhers store and the Highland Boy
itget be repaired as 1t gets In n very
T tl condition during stormy weather.
ne council decided not to lay out any
, n means other than the amount of
IVY TAX for the repair Of the street
~ petition was presented asking that
cue Hs east side Of State street north from
he'eHteenth South TO Reynolds corner.
n Wv improved by putting 1t in the same
Tuition as the west side, including
49, walks, The street committee was
ds,,.ueted TO investigate the matter and
ment '' Va '"o ""P'''N
sli Inc road supervisors reports were
drVweu and the warrants ordered
Of $3.50. S 's"'urs 10 'he amount
haitAyof Brown Informed the council
nee. mere mere are numerous families In and
r. murray who are actually suffering
an vold because no coal can be had
IA warSoNnt OF there being none supplied
soa f1'urray dealers by the railroad and
ihss, Vo'npanies, He suggested that
nressao pc committee appointed BY the
eil .ns q the Murray city coun-
anu mat said committee be Instruct
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POLICE INSPECTOR SHOT.
He Was Responsible for Anti-Jewish
Outbreak mt Bialystok.

ST. Petersburg, Dec. 5.-Police In
spector Sheremetieff, who after the an
ti-Jewish outbreak at Bialystok in June
last, for which he was said to be re-
sponsible, was transferred to 81. Pc
tersburg, was shot and motally wound
ed by a workman this morning near
the Fontanka canal.
While the inspector was passing a
house which was searched yesterday on
the suspicion that terrorists were har-
bored there, a man who was lurking
in the courtyard entrance fired at him
with a revolver. Though wounded in
the bead, Sheremetieff drew his revolv-
err and Joined In the pursuit Of the ter
rorist, who fired again. fatally wounding
Sheremetleff. The house was surround
ed and the assailant, seeing a capture
was inevitable. committed suicide.
The assassin has been identified as a
Jew belonging to Bialystok.
sheremetiefr had just been appointed
chief OF police OF Bialystok and was
about TO return there.
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Today 5 Ogden News|

had a chance to get out of town, but
as the charges against him here We're
the most serious, he was turned over
ployed in ogden at Me skating rink
as Instructor, and was following SINH
lar work In Salt Lake when arrested.
He Is u smooth talker and after getting
into the good graces OF his acquaint-
ances secures from them mony ON some
pretense or another. but II Is believed
his offenses here can easily be proven
and that he will now spend some time
In jail for his wrong doings.
FUNERAL OF MRS. JOHN EIAEM.
All that was mortal OF Mrs. John
Elem was laid peacefully to rest In the
family burial plot In the Ogden city
cemetery yesterday afternoon, and her
place of rest was covered with beau
tiful floral offerings, as silent tributes
OF the high esteem In which she was
held by her many friends. The home,
where the funeral services were held.
convincing at o'clock. was inadequate
to accommodate all who assembled to
pay respects to her memory. Rev John
L. Carver officiated at the services,
preaching comforting sermon on the
| life beyond the grave. Mrs. May Far
| ley and Miss Title Hancock sang The
| Christians Good Night" and Mrs. Far
| ley sang Face to Face"
DEATH OF A CHILD.
Death has claimed Gertrude NJ. Van
| der Steen, the little 10-month-old daugh-
| ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arie A. Van der
| Steen, who passed away yesterday at
| the family residence, 1882 Twenty
| fourth street. OF commissions. The fun
| eral will be held sunday at o'clock at
the home.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
I AT the Grand Opera House tomorrow
| night "rhe Little Homestead" win be
| played and Monday night Harry Beres-
| ford will be seen in The Woman Hat
| err"
As a warning TO junk dealers that
they must not buy from boys old brass,
| Judge Patton fined Louis Garner SIS
| for having purchased quantity from
several small boys. which had been
stolen from the railroad company by
the lads.
The fire department was called out
last night to extinguish "A small blaze
AT the home of Mr.. Jost 2340 Adams
| avenue. Little damage was done
In the matter of the estate OF Hans
d. Peterson. deceased, the appraise-
ment has been filed. The estate Is val
ued at 1896 real property and $i5O
personal property.
Charles Peterson, the young man ar
rested here by Sheriff Sebrlng for rob-
bling the hotel at Idaho Falls was Ia
ken TO that place for trial by Sheriff
Jones.
| A colored man named William Smith
was arrested last evening on the charge
of assault and battery. He put up s2I
for his appearance In police court Tues
day.
! The horse stolen recently from Levi
| Elmer was recovered yesterday by Dep
uty Sheriff Richie. The animal was
sold to man running an express
wagon.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Henry Pattison will be held Sunday
at o'clock, Mr.. Pattison died Thurs.
day, aged IS years.
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McENERNEY ACT VALID.
Permits owners 10 Establish Titles to

San Francisco, Dec. THE supreme
court today. In an opinion by Justice
Sloss, In which all the court concurred,
decided that tho McEnerney act, passed
at the last session Of the legislature. is
constitutional and that property own
ers can establish title to their lands.
the records OF which were destroyed by
the great fire, by suing the world at
large.
The McEnerney act was framed TO
adjust the difficulty which arose from
the burning OF records proving the IT,
tie to real property held throughout
the city. The plaintiff property holder
was allowed to bring suit through tho
superior court challenging any one TO
set up claim to the land which belong
ed to him. If no claimant appeared
within a certain period title 70 the prop
erty was reestablished,
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WILSON MURDER TRIAL.

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. Mrs. w.
7. Wilson, wife Of the man on trial
for the murder Of Wallace Belden m
Long Beach, Aug, q, was the princi-
pal witness today. She swore that
she had melted her husband to slay
Belden because OF his having mistreat-
ed her lb-year-old daughter. POI
lceman Hanover and Constable Lynn
OF Long Beach testified that they had
told Wilson they would kill man for
committing a crime Ike that charged
to Belden. Emotional insanity is the
plea of the defense. Wilson shot Bel
den 70 death on the streets.
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NO ONE NEED TO RE DEPRIVED
OF THE ADVANTAGES OF Taiis
SPECIAL OFFER BECAUSE OF
LIVING AWAY FROM THE CITY,
WRITE DRs. SHORES AT ONCE.
II YOU CANNOT CALL FOR
THEIR SYMPTOM LIST AND CUES
TON BLANKS. AND TAKE AID
VANTAGE or DRs. SHORES sPE-
CIAL OFFER TO CURE cATARRH
AND ALL CATARRHAL. CHRONIC
DISEASES FOR $500. NO OTHER
CHARGE OR EXPENSES. ALL
MEDICI MES FREE, THIS Special.
OFFER HOLDS GOOD TO ALL
WHO APPLY. CALL OR WRITE.
CONSULTATION FREE WHETHER
YOU TAKE TREATMENT OR NOT.
DO NOT DELAY. APPLY NOW.
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CONvJCT-MADE GOODS.

Washington, Dec. fat 3 o'clock to-
day the house adjourned until Monday
having during the legislative session
passed several bills and received from
the committee on appropriations the
legislative, executive and judicial APP
preparation bill. That bill was made
a special order for Monday, no day
having been hxed for the vote on IT,
During the three hours the house was
in session II passed a bill which has
the enthusiastic Endorsement OF labor,
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DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Evidence In Big Suit all in--Two d.
y0rccs Granted.

ogden, Dec. SAIL the evidence mas
been introduced in the case OF me utah
CONSTRUCTION company against the ore
gon Short Line Railroad company
wherein judgment In the sum OF w.
900 Is prayed for, and next Monday the
arguments will he made TO the jury.
The case has been vigorously fought
by both sides.
TWO mismated couples were granted
their liberty by Judge Howell yester-
day afternoon In the Second district
court.
The first suit TO be heard was that
OF Louise L. Andrews VS. Charles NJ.
Andrews. who were married Jan. 22.
1891. at Des Molnes, Iowa. The testi-
mony showed that defendant was en-
ployed as dispatcher ON the Southern
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from the coal company that 1t could
not I'LL the order.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Pratt OF KEN
merer, Wyo, are visiting Mr.. Pratt's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Pratt
OF this city, and will return to Kem-
merer next week. Mr.. and Mrs Pratt
We're married at Montpelier, Idaho.
Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Pratt was
Miss Sadie Massey and came west
from her native state, Virginia. about
five years ago.
A complaint has been filed in JUS
tice Moons court charging Joseph
Daley with apprupriating two chick
ems, the property of Charles r.. Jones.
The defendant does not deny taking
the chickens. which have been taken
back by Mr.. Jones, but he claims that
q trade had been made for them and
In pursuance of this transaction no
took them. The case will be heard
Monday.
A number of prominent young Provo
men have organized a social club with
the following officers and executive
committee; Sam Thurman, president.
Fred G.. Richmond, vice president,
Ralph Jones, secretary and treasurer:
N. A. Mackcy j, ID. Van Wagenen and
Il. ID. Jensen. The club has opened
headquarters in the Hines building.
d. u. Smoot Is back for the winter
vacation after the seasons work as
chemist at the Nampa, Idaho. sugar
factory which he reports has closed
a very successful run.
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What Weakness" Is and
How We Cure X.

so-called Weakness In men
Is merely a symptom OF chronic
Inflammation In the prostate
gland. brought on by early dis
sipauon or by the improper
treatment Of some contra ted
disease. A complete and radical
cure Is, therefore. a question Of
restoring the prostate gland 10
the normal state. and this we
accomplish promptly and com
pletely without the use OF IN.
ternal remedies. our treatment
In local one entirely. II f.
original and scientific. and has
been. proven absolutely effective
by thousands OF tests. We are
convinced that by no other
methods can full and permanent
restoration OF strength and Wig
OF be accomplished,
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SHOT TO STOP ROUGH HOUSE.

San Jose, Cal. Dsc. T.-Burrell Ho-
gan, who last night fired three shots
into Frank Adams, an employe of tho
local telephone company, at the Kirk
saloon, corner OF Santa Clara and Pleas
ant streets, was arrested this morning
by police officers in room above the
saloon. He Is a stranger, ana says h.
shot Adams to stop a rough house,
Adams has a slim chance for recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08

Pacific, earning $li5 per month, but
that for more than year past he failed
to provide for his wife, and several
months ago deserted her, going to Little
Rock, Arkansas, to live. A decree OF
divorce was granted plaintiff.
Mrs. Rose Shearer was granted d.
vorce from Emuel Schearer on the
grounds Of cruelty and improper treat
ment. The 7-year-old child was award
ed the mother.
Howard Stone plead not guilty to the
charge of felony, date Of trial was not
set.
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"Apply
Dr. Graves
Tooth Powder

to discolored teeth. 1t bright
ems and whitens them, hardens
the gums, makes the breath
sweet and the health good"
that's a dentists advice.
In handy metal cans or bottles, asc.
D. Graves TeeM Powder Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08

as well as manufacturers generally, re-
peallng that portion of the Wilson in
terstate commerce bill relating to con-
Nict-made goods and permitting the
several states TO legislate for them.
selves as to their competition with
free labor" made goods.
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WON BET, LOST LIFE.

Lexington KY, Dec. 7.-W1lllam How
ard, a negro, upon a wager here today,
lost his life by drinking two glasses Of
whisky, and a dozen glasses Of gin IN a
saloon In half an hours time, The coro-
ners Inquest said dcafh was due 20 al
coholic apoplexy.
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ed to wait upon the coal and railroad
companies, explain the situation 10 them
and request that relief be provided II
possible and report TO said Murray
Ci,y council the result of their labors.
The committee consisted of the mayor,
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When
Afflicted
Get the benefit Of
recent discoveries
in me dicine. = 4 q
Obe Best
Is none too good.

Dr. Orr!n Powelps Nerve Tablets.
The very latest treatment for Nervous
Debility. Insomnia. Melancholia, Fail
ing Memory Impaired Energy,
Physical and Mental Weakness.
A positive cure guaranteed by
the manufacturers through their agents.
who are under instructions to refund
your money II not satisfied with re-
suits. Price si.o0 per box six boxes for
$500. At all drug stores or by mail. Sc
curely sealed. Address Doul Bros. Salt
Lake City, Utah. sole agents for tho
United states.
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Six-year-old Amy mot to be out
uone,-Humph. so does this one slam.
when you're mad.
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ANOTHER PIONEER CALLED.
Mrs Ann Bullock Lays Down LIES
Cares at focal shortage.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Dec. s.--Mrs. Ann Bullock,
wife Of the late 3. X. Bullock, died at
her home in this city yesterday at 1880
o'clock, from general debility, after
about a years illness. The deceased
was born in England 10 years ago. She
came to Utah about 50 years ago. locat-
ing In Provo, and shortly after mar
red Mr.. Bullock. Since that time she
has lived in Provo, except few years,
Nhen she was In Nevada, her hus-
band having been called there on the
eolonizlng mission to the Muddy, Mrs.
bullock was an energetic kindly wo-
man, devoted to her family, and n
faithful Latter-day Saint, and many
friends viii sympathize with the family
IN their bereavement. She leaves four
grown Sons and q grandchildren. The
Time for the funeral has not been fixed.
as the members of the family here are
waiting to hear from two sons, who
are in Canada.
DEATH OF A CHILD.
The j-months-old son OF Mr. and
mrs \, II. Scott. Jr.. died today at
Eureka from pneumonia, The re-
mains were brought here for burial
today
SHORT ON COAL.
mere was no coal in any Of the
rIoVo yards yesterday car that
zane N In the morning lasting only q
mort time; bur It Is hoped more Will
aIllfe before the situation becomes
,rluCal The railroads are not alone
!" pane as an offer to send 20 cars
~ ROCK Springs TO be filed with coal
i'r ProVo was met with the statement
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Buy Now, Pay Later.

Avoid Christmas rush. A deposit Sc
cures your selection. Mehesy the Fur
ricr, Knutsford.
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My heart and hand another claimed
His plea had come too late.
It's ever thus with people without
pluck and vim
Take Rocky Mountain Tea don't get
left again.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News delivery night Sunday excepted
Works Residence FouS North 81 Phone Ind Nm ~ ~ S''
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II Is the best safeguard against In,
digestion. biliousness and dyspepsia.
known to mankind. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. II.
G. NJ i. Drug Dept, 112-114 South
Main ST.
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Mehcsy's Famous Furs,
Absolutely reliable. Knutsford.

one OF the best things that ever ham
pened TO Utah was the erection OF the
MOUNT Pickle factory.
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SPRINGVILLE.
DEATH OF A PIONEER.
Joseph w. Bisscll Answers Final s.,,.
mons--tirant School Dedicated
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
springville, Utah Co., Dec. s.--Josenb
w Bissell departed this life at the aee
OF 90 Deceased was the son OF Henry
anu Doiothy RUNNER Bissell born
baptized member Of the Church q,
December, 1850. In Iowa, came to fitah
In 1902, BY OK team. Moved to spring
vile the next spring. where he resided
unth his death. He was for many wears
SUPERINTENDENT OF y. c. NJ. I. OF Sprinp-
vllle, ana took part with the early set
tiers III building up Sprngville He
leaves wife. five daughters and two
sons Funeral Will be held SUNDAY.
GRANT SCHOOL DEDICATED.
The following program was pivsn
Thursday evening, Dec. s. at the dedI-
eatory service OF the Grant school.
Chorus .''.,..,.,,.....,....H High school
Prayer ''..'........,. Geo. Il. Anderson
Cnofus Observation-Disclosures.
Address or welcome. .......
....,.... oliver B. Huntington. Jr.
Remarks ,......,. Trustee o. NJ Mover
Presentation Of painting OF q. 4.
Grant, Miss Berthena Childs
Address. County Supt. l.. 4. Eggertson
Remarks OF gratitude, Principal OF
School Mrs. Mary Crandall.
Financial report by Chairman o. Il.
Huntington, showing the building az .
ted with all modern conveniences, al
a total cost or sls,092,50.
Remarks were made by Supt NJ
Sprineville Schools NIX. Nielsen. Chas.
ID. Evans, an old resident and teacher
of Sprlngyille, made a short address,
and also pronounced the siedicatory
prayer after which the large Assem-
bly, took view OF the beautiful
building.
II coal doesn't relieve springyllle's
wants soon, the public schools will have
to close, and many citizens will suffer.
The Bell telephone Co. Is just NOV
Ing Into It's new Office on the ground
-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08

aou can have the best pies you ever
aus sas'ea iVr dinner tomorrow, II You or
uer MOUNTS Mince Meat today.
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CHRISTENSEN 6.

New term adult class In dancing will
form Monday, Dec. 10, at 7:20 p. M, t37
East First South.
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MUSICAL TREAT PROMISED

Don't Experiment,
BUY at the original fur bousa a.,o,
,lshed l6 years. Mehesy the F,,r,ser
knutsford WV furtler'