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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17

Svst'es oayWer says Transit Company
hae Ne Right 10 Demand IT,
New York, Aug. l3--The disturb
ancss on the Coney Island surface
cars and slvated trains that deputy
police Commissioner O'Keefe ana 'he
Brooklyn police looked forward 10
sunday because Of Justice Gaynor :
statement of Saturday that Brooklyn
AApid Transit company did not nave
right to demand double fare 10 tne
island, took place on schedule time'
they lasted from early morning un'
I'll early Monday morning, when the
overwrought nerves Of the people per-
mltted Q panic following shooting
a6ray In which four persons were
dangsrously injured by an unknown
man. who escaped. At daylight be-
lated ones were still making their
way to the city.
More than . quarter OF million
people started to COney Island during
the day. and most Of them got there,
but only after they had passed
through trying experinces. And
while this enormous crowd was fight
ing It, way to the pleasure resort
incidentally making the rcord day OF
the summer-cars were stalled In lines
that extended for miles, while the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conductors
argued and pleaded with passengers
to pay the second fare and finally
wound up By dragging obstreperous
passengers from the cars and throwing
them into the streets by thousands.
The company did this with the aid
Of $50 special policemn and a corps
Of inspectors. A similar number OF
regular policemen were on hand and
they tried to preserve order but fail
Cd to do'so.
Men, women and children wer'
forcibly elected from the cars; from
$4,000 to 10000 were compelled Il
walk for distances of from 1 to
miles.
The Arst steps were taken In score
Of damage suits, and the Brookly
Rapid Transsit's men deAed Deput
Police Commissioner O'Keefe. Of tn
city Of Brooklyn Lawyers aud III
lawyers clerks swarmed about tn
points whore passengers were put o
and took names of witnesses.
AZ IN outcome Of the days doing!
. committee Of citizens is being form
ed In Brooklyn to enforce Justice Gay
nor's ruling Sheriff Flaherty ~ tn
county Of Kings. was inform. at
Sunday night Of the pu-pose ~ IN
committee intended to can q. o..n q
sheriff to protect them az citizens Il
upholiing their rights.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Murds red and Robbed.

Birmingham. Aug. 13.-Charles Man
tillio. an Italian merchant Of Ensley,
was waylaid and murdered Monday
near Owenton. suburb, while enroute
from Ensley to Birmingham In . wag.
on. He was shot In the back and
must have died instantly. Ills poct.
cts were turned inside out when the
body was found and some Of his
money was lying on the ground near
BY. The authorities suspect Q negro
who worked for Mantillio and who Il
missing. One man has been arrest.
cd on suspicion. but his connection
with the murder has not yet been
established.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Fierce Fire at New or,..,.

view orleans. Aug. IA fierce fro
Mon'ay mon morning threatened the whole.
sale business district II hroso "o's .
~ ..,s ."s s.. .ou' story building on Maea.
-. s.ne n, street near Lafayette. occupied
oy % rinski Bros. & Hoffman. commit =
sion merchants. and the pur, oa $
' =, s'..n'a company grocers. Gener.
a.. ., alarms s brought practically the on.
S.,,,.,ns S,v "re department to the scene. The
building was quilted, with an es,imo, ae ,e
loss OF $4,000. :" es''hate
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Strange Epidemic Among Horses.

Norfolk, Va. Aug. l3.-Advices from
Elizabeth City, N. c.. received here
says that throughout Hyde county a
peculiar disease. somewhat like the
staggers. had broken out among the
horses. and they are dying In great
numbers. II Is reported that In one
neighborhood around Middletown and
Lake Landing. 60 horses have died
recently from the epidemic. Many OF
the best animals are being sent to
Washington to put them out OF reach
OF the disease. The farmers already
had sustained considerable loss as the
result Of the damaging OF the crops
by the heavy rains.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17

Athens. Ca, Aug. 13.-The Britain
farm that was given to the University
OF Georgia last commencement by DR..
George Foster Peabody. Chancellor
Barrow and Mr.. T. J. Shackelford, ID
now being surveyed topogra phically
by Colonel r. L. Griggs. Professor G.
M. Strahan and q number Of the uni.
versity students. The data will be
sent to DR.. Peabody and q map OF the
farm will be made similar to that
made Of the other property Of the uni.
versity by Mr.. Chas. w. Leavitt, oi
New York. This survey will be com
pieted within the next few weeks.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17

Davenport. Wash. Aug. l3.-Five
persons prominent In social life of
Davenport. who had been enjoying
an outing on the banks OF the spok'
ane river about ~ miles northeast OF
here were drowned Sunday. Four ol
the drowned sacrificed their lives IN
an attempt to save Others. One az
ter another they plunged Into the
river. only to be drawn down either
by the whirlpool or the undercurren''
Ia y, Moore has returned to Daven'
port With the body Of Mrs. berge's
the only one recovered.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
RAID SALOONS ON SUNDAY.
Governor Determined to Enforce Pro.
hlbitory Law In Kansas City.

Governor Determined to Enforce Pro-
hlbitory Law In Kansas City.
Hansas City, Aug. 13.-The saloon
Is a. Kansas City, Kans.. waged
norsistently month ago by c. w.
'. ~. the assistant attorney gener.
p alpo'' ed by Governor Hoch to en-
,he prOhibitOry law. we're resum-
,a ounday. when that odAcial made
'no rounds of the Joints" in An auto
mobile and arrested the proprietors of
three places. where liquor was being
sold.
Attorney Trickett 10 In receipt of
the following message from Attorney
General Coleman, at Topeka. which re-
fers to several damage suits recently
brought by saloon keepers. whose prop
erty has been destroyed By Trickett's
order:
Pay no heed to damage suits; all
the power and resources OF the state
are pledged to defend you and vindi-
cate the supremacy OF the law"
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
AUTO AND STREET CAR CRASH
Cars Were Crowded with People Re-.
turnino from Ball Game.


Chicago, Aug. 13.-One woman was
instantly killed, one was probably ia.
tally injured and two persons were
slightly hurt when an automobile In
which they were riding was struck by
Q Chicago and Milwaukee electric car
at Noyes street and the Chicago. Mil.
waukee and st. Louis railroad tracks
In Evanston Sunday night.
The automobile, which was moving
slowly, was crossing the track when
the heavy electric car, travelling at a
high rate of speed, darted out behind
some freight cars standing on a side.
track throwing the automobile and
its occupants about 40 feet against
. telegraph pole.
After the injured had been cared for.
the trolley car was run to Highland
park, where the crew was arrested.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
BALLOON N FLAMES,
TWO Men DROP
MEN REMAINED IN THE BALLOON

When High Up ID the Air there Wae q
Mumled Report, q Tiny Fash and
The Balloon With lie Two Occupants
Began to Dsesnd Rapidly.
New York, Aug. 13.-Wilson Ellin-
Quist, 3S years old, Of Brooklyn, and
Joseph Moss. aged -. Of Williams.
burg, professional aeronauts. were Sc
verely injured by burns and contu-
sions from falling from burning bal
loon at Flatbush Sunday night.
For several weeks they have been
managing ascensions and doing para
chute feats for an amusement concern
at Bergen Beach. Seeking to vary
the attraction, 1t had been advertised
that the men would make an ascension
Sunday night from Flatbush and try
to land near the show grounds at Ber.
gen Beach. They used large. hot
air balloon and o great crowd assem-
bled to witness the start.
The big bag shot into the air with
the two performers waving their hats
from the basket. When It reached
an altitude Of about 200 feet. there
was q muffled report sudden lunch
ing OF the balloon siiewise. and q
shout OF terror from the aeronauts.
A small flame was seen to cur
out on one side OF the bog. pulls Of
smoke began to envelop 1t. and ther
, the bulky thing commenced to settled
rapidly. Three thousand throats In
unison uttered exclamati0ns OF horror
as the balloon gained momentum il
Its descent. The flames grew bright
= er. the bag, began to waver. and 1
sceRed 70 collapse when about so fee
from. ne ground and settle down, {
= mask/of smoke and FIRE.
Both men clung to the burning bas
ket until they were near the ground
Moss had climbed on the outside an,
hung by his hands but Ellinquist re
mained In the basket with his hea,
, bent forward. trying 70 escape tn
, fiery draughts.
When the flaming mass of cottOl
!, and ropes struck the ground. fifty mel
sprang forward and dragged the mei
from their perilous position. Botl
we're unconscious. Moss had dropped
about 20 feet, but the other man helt
on and fell with the basHet. An am
bulance was summoned. and It wa.
iound that Moss had suffered Sc
we're internal injuries, and both were
critically burned.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Arrested on chsro. a, e..

wsu'nk'on' Aug i3.-Goyernor Mo
soon. OF Panama, advised IN. ,a ao' Ma
v.D~", v'sn ~u ,,s sonaay ,'. of the arrest Of "a
s". s,sn 8, on . ,ne is'hmus charged with plot'
nns 20 XIII President Amador ana o~or ~,or,
throw the republic, The disns,a, an. over
s..s. sa.s s'sven M OF the men are colan' Sa.s
o'sns. one a Mexican and tho 'o,pnl. o,sa.
=. = S'cA'Ssuan' All OF the men v.A.s 20 81
causing but little excitement S''n' Is
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Are Hurt In Smash.up.

Oakland, Cal, Aug. ia Tele-
graph avenue trolley car, packed with
people from Berkeley and Idora park,
crashed into Key Route electric
train, bound from Piedmont to The fer.
ry mole at FOrtieth street crossing
Sunday afternoon, injuring a score of
passengers, two OF whom H.. de.
The injuries include fractured bones,
cuts and bruises. One mans nose
was partly severed. as was also the
ear OF woman. A defective ii,brale
on the car Is said to have ca'.-. The
accident.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17

Senator Bailey % Address Gathering.
Dallas. Tex. Aug. 13.-This city 10
hl'ing up with Democrats who are ar-
rivinS to attend Tuesdays state con.
vention, which will nominate Q candi.
date for governor. The selection ap.
pears 70 lie between Hon. r. N.
campbell and o. Il. Colquitt. Aose
TWO candidates having received the
most votes at the primary election.
The candidates for state once were
no'nirated at this primary. United
states Senator Bailey will address the
convention.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
xlllol ~ Electric curren nt.

Cinelnnati. Aus. ls.-Emerson Mont
iar ased le. vas killed by an electric
iurrent snl his mother. who attempt,
a % reeeue hin. was fatally injured
II Withansvilis.' Clermont count. sun.
day Ths boy threw a coil Of small
vtrs over ~ heavily charged wirc Of
The trsetlGa line. but was Instantly
killed,
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17

Salisbury. ". c.. Aug. l3.-Csptain
T. c. B. Hsmbley, manager OF the
Whitney company. . corporation COM
posed OF Pittsburg capitalists. which
u developinS the Whitney vatsrpow'
er. died at his Salisbury home Mon
day Of typhoid fever Captain Ham
blin vas - years old and had liver
In the south for the past Is years,
He was intimately known to mining
engineers sll over the world. He VII
be buried here.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Trains Collide: Is lnlunsA.

IT. Worth. Tsx.. Aug. 1.-TWO pas.
senser trains on the Chicago. Rock
Island and Gulf railroad. collided In
the local yards at noon Monday, IN.
Juring IL persons. two seriously. w.
y. stevens. q banker Of Bridgeport.
Tex. and Brink Poore. Of the same
place. were seriously hurt and were
taken to the hospital. The trains
collided In the outskirts OF the city.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17

Constantinople. Aug. l3.--lt is stat.
Cd that the sultan passed goo 4
night and that his condition Monday
morning 10 somewhat improved. His
reluctance to submit to treatmen,
has hitherto complicated the sltua
tion, but one OF the palace doctors
has induced him 70 allow the employ
meut OF q simple appliance which CAV,
immediate relief. The doctor. In rec
IGNITION Of his services. has been pro
NOTED 70 tho rank OF general.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Tried to Delay shIp's Passass.

Gravesend, Eng, Aug. lS.-Nine sec,
men OF the steamer Minnstouka,
winch arrived Monday from New York
were charged In police court With
having conspired to delay the boats
passage from New York. Il 10 q.
'eeed they deliberately reduced ths
s'eam pressure. The men complain,
si OF bad food.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Gan siMks IN srAeNArr aool
Flfty Passsnosrs On the go a'e Al
NEST Drownec

Fifty Passenger On the go aoc Al.
NEST prownec
Cleveland. o., Aug. L.. .. 100.
tanning so persons on tbo '.','i..d
and Eastern Traction line ..,., ,.,
track Sunday night 8 mis- ".arsi
OF Charlton. O.. injuring ,i ~
most drowning a dozen
large stagnant pool into W.
plunged.
The car was headed tnv
city and Was going at modela. r
but the accident happened So p...,.
that none OF the passengers rs,
what had occurred until they We.
mersed IN the foul water.
Not passenger escaped a wett,n.
and . Wild panic prevailed. The pas.
senoers and crew Of a car followine
CLOSE behind went quickly 10 the res.
cue and saved . dozen or more from
death.
The escape Of some Of those i'm
prisonsA In the submerged car was
thrilling. Henry Hofler, living at
Chardon. the conductor Of the car, re
ceived serious internal injuries and
may de.
The Injuries Of the others consisted
largely Of cuts and bruises. some O,
them OF q serious nature.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Tents Of Soldiers 6iown pcw,.

Austin. Tex, An - A terrific
rainstorm visited this section Satur.
day night and Sunday morning. prac.
tically wrecking the federal military
camp at Camp Mabry. d very i,sh
wind attended - rainstorm aud this
biew dowE a s"od 1iai,' OF IT,. tea
That were no. prope,iy roped ...
wreckage has all beer cleared g. say.
however, and the soldiCrs o.. in 5plcn-
did shape once more. Duriag the
storm Cant .a V. .. Ellis. OF thl
Fourth Texas miNr., was badly
stunned by li5htbirg. while crossing
the review groun Is IL d.. height of
the storm, rs wa d rccro man who
was driving hi hack Both were
unconscious Tor an hour.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17

Richmond. Va. Aug. l3.-Dr. Daniel
2. Ellison. member Of the faculty and
college physician Of the Randolph.
Macon college at Ashland, Va. was
drowned In etAgg creek. miles from
there Sunday. while on his way to pay
Q charity visit 70 an old negro pa
tisut. Hlgh water swept his buggy
down stream. The doctors 5.year
oli con vas With him. but was saved
by his fsthsr plscing him In an over
hAngtag re-.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Nashville elrc, e.

,,',. M.'nv,s'e, an Tenn. Aug. is.-Berv .
,"s sa'. '.',""Snments n",,,,n in this city. havs
s ns,S s,,,!s ps'l,ion III In bankruptcy "rSs TSs
haolities OF the firm are n,. 'he
sss.sss.os' A number Of ~ ,,s s's,ed s, at
creditors. among their
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17

Anstin. Toy. Aug. ls.-cora Booth
~ lG-voos-el1 daughter OF a proni,
- hnGlnoos 30 q this city Was
Inrna1 ~ lonkh Sunday while attempt.
~ ~ NGHt : ~ With kerosene. Her
- - bngoe1 alnast 10 orisp.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17

new York, Aug. i3.-Mr. and Nrs.
"'cnolss Lonyworth arrived from ~,
rope saturday on the steamer g. Panl.
lucy we're met at the quarantine ~
aon py the naval yacht sylph. asl
yocssaed 10 Oyster Bay 70 Wat proe
idsat Roosevelt.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
-FOUR WOUNDED
aY UNKNOWN man
After wounding Four Persons
Man Fled To Ocean.
MAN SUCCEEDED IN ESCAPING.

u,. eioh, Hand, the Man Threaten.
a., with Death Any One Who Would
Pursue Him.
New York, Aug l3.-while Oceanic
was still crowded early Sunday, an.
unidentified man pulled a revolver.
fred two shots into the back OF q walt
er at starch's restaurant and then
turned the weapon into the crowd and
fired four time as quickly as he
could plll h, Trigger.
-Four persons lay wounded on the
board walk when the man He'd toward
the ocean. threatening anybody who
would pursue him.
The injured, three Of whom may
die, are:
Fitzpatrick Thomas, rs years old.
OF Brooklyn shot in breast and side,
may die.
Mcdonald Thomas. 10 years old, OF
Newark, n. j., shot In the back, may
die
Annie Smith, 20 years old, Of VIII
liamsburg, shot in thigh and leg, seri-
ous.
George Write. &c years old. COncy
Island shot In the back, may die
At the time the shooting a crowd
was pouring from tue restaurant. In
the 'throng were many women. At
| the Sounds Uf The shooting and the
screams Of a woman who witnessed
the shooting, the crowd came from
all directions.
As they fed the man deliberately
turned the weapon toward them and as
fast as he could pul! the trigger, he
fred the lead, &. iuessengers into their
backs.
A shot a Spfahg out, and
| the (nen and .:ueH fell to the walk
scre4ming. a ra" broke over the
1sapwt. J
men were thrown to the walk as
men ran over them in an effort to
reach q place of safety
TN stranger defied any one to fol.
lowal i'm. He had the revolver In his
righ hand ard laughingly shouted:
"THe ma lows will kill"
Nd one venl,'.. approach him.
He Amped owe, a 'rail!ug and van.
isheA = the di'oc,i"r the ,aenna.
Fully tcS>;s j--+sia' +asia pjeople 3l9o -
the entrance to TIA. -owery and from
them . cry swelled that the murderer
must be lynched. They broke down
all police barriers and forced their
way ITO the Bowery. overrunning the
physicians. whom the police had sum.
moned.
Down on the sands. in the direction
which the assassin took, the crowd
poured. Every avenue OF escnas was
closed.
II was generally understood through
the leaders. sef-selected. that the man
VINO nred the shots should be banro.
from a pole In Surf avenue
Inc already excited crowd Accent.
60 the idea with satisfaction. and le,
oy me police every nook and corner
OF the place was searched.
captain Harkins. in charge OF the
Cohey island police station. Quickly
strung out long line of man a,on.
tne ocean IRON he had the .v;,s
guarded as far a. n-:eq.,n oench. and
a. eSery 'ermIa"' o' the island. men
search"' 'eT 'nsn dressed IN a dark
sur Oh e'o'a,S and wearing a fe,,o,a
s""p'" Soaw nat. He was described
rs oeirS short, and with a smoo, y
face. sniooth
two big searchllghts We're nl,vee
on the beach early TODAY % s o"s'. :.
tte policemen and thopsa,1, "s's' ,'~
aiding the authorities in a son,o, w. o.,
the assassin. ''" ior
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
FATHER AND LOVER
FIGHT TO DEATH
Father Found Couple In Room
After Midnight.
DUEL WAS IN PRgseNcs 70 olRA

circumstances SuVo0u aSUSV " o"VVS
Young Man-lover Returned the
Fire and Father Fell Dead At the
Feet Of HE Daughter.
Greenville. 8. c., Aug. 13.-Cowering
in q corner of her bedroom Miss Nan
ME Drake Sunday at midnight saw
her father. Thomas F. Drake, nght .
pistol duel to the death with her lover,
Allen Emerson.
After the exchange Of several shots
Drake fell dead with q bullet through
his heart almost at the feet of his
daughter and her lover. Emerson. stag.
gered out of the room suffering from
Q severe but not fatal wound.
When persons who had been attract
Cd by the pistol reports arrived they
found the girl In Mysteries over the
corpse Of her father and crying that
she was guilty of his death
Drake, who Is q wealthy planter,
heard q noise In his daughters room
after midnight Thinking there was
possibly . burglar in the house, he
took his pistol and wC7t to the room.
On entering the room he saw his
daughter and Emerson under circum.
stances which caused him instantly 70
begin shooting.
Emerson sprang away from the girl
secured his pistol, which was ON {
table. and returned the IRE.
The outraged father fred four shot
but only one took effect, the bulle
striking Emerson In the thigh. Al
ter being wounded Emerson fred tn
shot that killed Drake.
After ANDERSON killed drake he LEI
the house and went to Anderson
where he surrendered When the eli
cumstances under which Drake wa
. killed became known. there was q
much Indignation expressed age;ns
Emerson that he was brought here h
prevent possible lynching
Miss Drake 10 q beautiful girl an,
the scandal and tragedy have caussi
q great sensation
Emerson Is cousin Of Miss Drake
It IL reported that the girl. overcom,
by shame and remorse. has ned.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Man Killed In Auto cvssh.

houston. Tex. Aug. lS.--An auto.
mobile turned over Monday on Q coun-
uF road near Houston. and George
.S',As''ohn, .a, q passenger. was Instantly
Sn'sa' ' J. Camp Dean and Q Nr.
D'aAe were hurt. but will rscovsr.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Former Supreme Court Jusss psst

Los Angeles. Cal. Aug. lS.-W. II.
whiteman. former Judge Of the su.
pFeme court Of Arizona and later "a.
.u'an' general OF the territory. 10 dead
~ Terminal Island. OF softsning OF
shs brain Judge Whiteman was
Ss.'ve of Ohio and about 60 years oi
age.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
o"els Sam Buys co,a

london. Aug l3.-The TTn,,.. O.,
M sss ssss.sa 90 red the bulk Of the gold avail. sssis
i0E which two cents advance ,.,svv,OcV' vss ,'.o
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17
Three Policemen Nu,assea.

% petersburg. Aug. ls.--shndsy
n'ss. =, 'nree policemen we're murdered
,S,ss ~ o. petersburg one 10 Moscow 81
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17

Nashville. Aug. IA Dresden
Tenn, dispatch says that Joes Castle
room. aged 70. slipped into the room
Of his divorced wife Q few miles west
os that place ct an early hour Mon
day moraing and after msrdsrins her,
committed suicide.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-17

81. Petersburg. Aus. is.-Aeeordins
70 the D0urss 0asstts. the naval con.
structioa program a The ministry Q. o.
marine includes isonelads q sose0o
tons, capshls of stsaniAg u knoes -
hour. 70 b eosstsSsest n esssAas
yNsls. :
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-09
BUSINESS LOCALS.
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The Rough Rid. rs are coming
See Fishers ad. of Waikiki household
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The latest kid belts. in white and
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A young lady clerk is wanted at the
New England Bakery.
| Drink Coca Colt. SC. at all soda
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The homemade ice cream cornuco-
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If you want a good cow, attend the
sale at Waikiki by Fisher, Wednesday
morning
Whitney & Marsh have now received
their new skirts and coats; also long
silk gloves in black and white
College cut boots for women are all
the style now. A very handsome shoe
at Manufacturers Shoe Co. for $3.50.
r. & G. corsets and ladies' muslin
underwear at Sachs. =
Fresh shipment of candy at Pawaa
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Libby's food products are far above
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Gluten is the nutritive element of,
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Infants cotton ribbed vests at
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Sachs specials for Monday, Tuesday
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Regular drug lines will be presented
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The warm weather is disagreeable
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