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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04
Assignee's Pub
lie Sale!

By order Of j. D. Barnett, Judge of the Circuit Court
of Audran County, Missouri will sell for cash at public
auction January 10TH 1906 the front door of the
Court House in the City Of Mexico No. between the hours
of IL 80 and p. of said date the following described
property:
FARM 80 acres, 1-2 miles south of Mexico Audrain
Co., No. IS in thrifty orchard, mostly apples Of
standard varieties just beginning to bear; Is in
bluegrass good houses with modern improvements
barns extra good well with windmill; land good aud
lays well.
FARM -160 acres miles south of Mexico brick house
l2O acres in orchard mostly apples standard varieties
trees or years DID, in good healthy condition; DO
ngass and ;good land and valuable property
FARM -435 miles south of Mexico, ga miles of
railroad station; houses and barns well watered iy
ing well; of the best stock and grain farms in this
part of the state.
DOUBLE OFFICE BUILDING OF pressed brick and
stone situated in Mexico Missouri this office building
contains rooms, vault basement, heating plant and
all modern improvements
COMPLETE ABSTRACT BOOKS OF Audrain Coun-
y, Missouri these the only complete abstract books
of the county, and will either sell with building separate
will also sell in front of the Post Office at Sarcoxie
Missouri, January Goth, the following described
property:
APPLE ORCHARD :-160 acres, miles south of Sarcox-
lie in Newton County, this farm all in apples, % Ben
Davis, 1-3 Missouri Pippin; trees ii years old. This
is said to be the best apple orchard in Missouri. Tie
land lays well and situated in the great mineral belt of
the state Good house. WELL barn and other improve
ments.
c. T. CLARK, Assignee for NJ B. Guthrie.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04
East Linn.

Mrs. S. P. Randolph of Paris
visited her mother, Mrs. Gibbons,
last week.
Mrs. Lutte Diggs died at her
home Tuesday, Dec. 26i was bur-
led in Benton City cemetery We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Geo. Eellerhals and Rollin
Crews are on the sick list.
Egbert Miller and little daugh-
ter Of Kansas City are visiting
home folks here.
Miss Julia Pierce Of Perry is
visiting the family Of Mrs. Glib
bons this week.
School opened at Edwards Mon
day after a weeks vacation for the
holidays.
j. w. Gibbons sold nine head Of
hogs to Jim Diggs for $4,75 pei
hundred pounds,
Mrs. Sterling Randolph of Paris,
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Quinlan and
son, Harold, OF Rush Hill and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. o'Hearn and
son, Francis, of LaddOnia, spent
Christmas with Mrs. Gibbons and
family
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04
I hristmas yarJ.iou

d. y Lhristmas yDr5uo1
Miss Dena Lowder returned to
Mexico Monday to resume her
school duties.
Howard Imam sold III bu. of
corn to Galloway parties for 40c
per blu.
Mr. Childers' party Tuesday
evening was attended by an inn
mense crowd aud all had de-.
lightful evening.
During the year 1905 Jim Moss
sold over 81 900 worth of hogs,
and isn't an extensive dealer in
hogs either.
True Roberts very nicely enter
tanned about q dozen Of her friends
Friday evening.
Little Earl Allison has been
very sick but is better now.
We are very sorry to say Mr..
Childers will NOV eight miles
north of Columbia to live this
year.
Neal Shahan expects to live on
the old Clay Mcclure place where
j. Moore has been living. Mr..
Moore is talking Of going to Cedar
county. Hope he won't.
Joe Byars and wife gave a party
to the young people Wednesday
evening.
Geo. Stduffer and Miss Mimi lie
visited relatives in Alabama Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoudy of Mexico
visited his uncle, Mr. John Clark
and family, Christmas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04
CANT
Clyde johnson of Vandalia Wis,
tied relatives here last week.

Clyde johnson of Vandalia yis-
tied relatives here last week.
Misses Ivy Barnett, Grace
Smith and Leda Miller have re-
turned to school in Columbia after
spending the holidays here.
Albert Price is seriously sick at
the home of G. II. Brown.
John Grenare of Illinois who has
been visiting his cousin, Jesse
Carter, has bought the T. J. Talby
farm for $4,000.
The Christmas entertainment at
Salt River church was a decided
success. The program rendered
was an interesting one, The oc-
casion was enjoyed by all.
Miss Alma Smith spent several
days last week visiting Mrs. B. A.
Brown.
NARROW Shock is on the sick
list,
Mrs. Fannie Smith has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Alice Roberts, in Davies Co.
John and Henry Vance have re.
turned from weeks visit to their
uncle, Joe Cant, of Congill, Mo.
Miss Hattie Hays of Centralia
spent the holidays visiting her
grandmother near here.
S. P. Cunningham and wife at
tended the Masonic banquet in
Centralia last Wednesday night.
Rev. Kearn will preach at Salt
River church each first Sunday and
Saturday before at three O'Clock
during the year 1906, and at High.
land school house at 3 p. m. each
first Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04
POWELL FORD

All appreciate the R. F. D. this
bad weather. Also the telephone
system and many other blessings.
Miss Mary Eller of Mexico was
the guest of Miss Francis Carter O
few days last week,
Alb billiard Of Laddonia and
three of his children, Misses Lau-
IA, Rubie and Lake billiard, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Tina billiard
and family, it being Mr.. Abs
birthday. Several of their friend;
were present, delicious dinner
was served, and all enjoyed the
day very much.
James Powell butchered hogs
last Tuesday.
Several of the poung people sur
prised Miss Katherine and Harry
Cook last Monday evening by {
crowd, all going in at once, t.
spend the evening
Miss Alicia Mason left last Mon
day for Columbia, to take charge
of Reed Hall
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04
Duly.
Ind. mud. plenty of it now.

Mud, mud, plenty of it now.
Fred Nixon who has been with
W. Pauliu for some time, left re-
Gently for Michigan.
Miss Edyth Lambert who has
been on the sick list is much bet
ter.
Rev. Mr.. Smith will preach at
Trinity next Sunday.
Lewis Il Mundy have been in
our midst with their corn shredder.
They are at Johp Quinlan's now,
and doing good work.
Frank Bush visited home folks
last week.
Mrs. c. NJ. Fox who has been
sick for some time is able to bt
out.
Mrs. d. F. Clark is entertain
ing her mother from Chicago, Ill
A young man from this neigh
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

REV. j. T. NJ. Johnston, pastor
Of Delmar Baptist church in St.
Louis, who is a brother Of Rev. N.
s. Johnston of Worcester, this
county, has written a book. II
takes its name. THE Question of
the Hour is of BIG pages, and
is dedicated ITO the little woman
/ love, who for twenty years has
filled my heart with inspiration
and my home with sunshine"
The introduction is by Walter
williams. The book contains
twenty.four sermons aud addresses
by the author. one delivered at the
Baptist World Congress in Lon
don last year. Word and Way Of
Kansas City refers to Bro. John
ston as ''Auaneier, student
preacher, pastor, author, Christian
gentleman, brother beloved ?
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04
The Far mers' Union.

The motto of the Farmers I'm.
ion is: In things essential uni
ty; in things non-essential, free
diversity, and in all things char
ity."
Bean Greek Lodge No, so has SO
members, and in the eight
months Of its existence has saved
considerable money to the mem
bership. We find business at
home which makes it unnecessary
that we attack other peoples bust
mess for the mere sake of employ
ment, our aim being to live and
let live, 80 we pick the golden
grain that natures from the prin-
ciples of Equity, Justice and the
Golden Rule. However, we are
not selfish, and would be glad to
share our joy with brother farmers
in adjoining districts. Any one
wishing further instruction should
make their wants known to this
lodge through
w. T. ARNALL, See.
Bean Creek Union No. so.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

borhood went over to Mexico the
other Saturday to get his mother a
Christmas present, which he did
by purchasing a nice set of silver
knives and forks, but in some un-
known way, the box was thrown
out when he got into the vehicle.
He thinks it happened in front of
Mr.. Hatcher's store. 1t was quite
a loss. but nevertheless, his wits
were not all exhausted, and he
came back to town that night ard
got another set. 1t made quite an
expensive gift after all. This gen.
tleman offers a reward to the per-
son finding the lost set, and we
trust he will be able to find them.
D. F. Clark mashed his hand
while saving wood a few days ago.
Frank Spottswood visited rela.
tives around here last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Whiteside, Mo-, December 81
Miss Alice Meriwether, daughter of
William Meriwether, a prominent
farmer near here, died last night
OF lockjaw. About a week ago
the young lady. while in the yard,
stepped on a nail, which penetrat-
ed deep into her foot, causing Sc
rious injury, from which resulted
tetanus.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

until the parents of Miss Ferris re-
ceived a message from them telling
Of their action. The whole matter
was quite a surprise to everybody
as they had been keeping company
for years which was agreeable to
both families, and it was unneces-
sary to run away. We suppose
they wanted the romance. All
parties concerned are of the best
families. Young Alexander, we
understand, has a position with a
mercantile firm near Taylorsville.
Miss Caldwell and Mr.. Paris of
the Hutchinson neighborhood were
in town Sunday, returning from
Bowling Green where they were
married.
Theodore Rumzi, who has been
away at Murphysboro, Ill, for
some three months, is back at his
old place, with j. c. DeLapOrte.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

The Executive Board of the Au.
drain Baptist Association meets at
the First Baptist church in this
city, January 6, 1906, at l p. m,
1t is hoped that all members will
be present. and as many others as
can attend. Several matters Of
great Importance will come before
this meeting.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04
NgLGH.B0RAQQD.,.. NE VS.
BEAN GREEK.

Miss Irma Johnson, as a token of
good will, gave Mary Byars n
specimen Of wood engraving,
which shows that Miss Irma is no
novice in art.
Chas. Hubert received a hand
some watch thru the mail, sent by
Santa Claus from st. Louis.
Married, in Mexico, Dec. q,
1905, Claude Inflow and Willie
Kysar. Mr.. Inlow is farmer,
having been raised in this county,
spending the last ten months in
California. Miss Kysar is the
daughter of w. II. and Mollie
Kysar, residing just east of the
schoolhouse. There are some
twenty years difference in the
ages of this happy couple, whom a
score of friends join us in extend
ing congratulations.
Carl Lockridge is back from
Texas. He isvery much pleased
with that country.
Orbie H. Brown, F. E. and G.
U. erganizar~ of Monroe county,
lectured before the farmers at Tu-
lip, near the Audrain line, las t
Friday and at Friendship, in Au-
drain, Monday night.
Attendance of the Gilead Sun
day school for the last nine
months; second quarter average,
40; third quarter, 30; fourth
quarter, 20. 1t was decided Sun
day not to go into winter quarters
at all, but continue the school,
making it an evergreen.
Prof. Shay resumed school
Monday, after a weeks vacation.
His sister, Miss Rose, very ami
able lass, will be in attendance
balance of the term.
Chas. Martien, wife and sister,
Josie, Shannon Willingham and
wife attended a play, by home tai
ent, at Tulip, last Wednesday
night. The actors acquitted them
SELVES admirably.
Noble Barnes returned last week
week from visit to his father, M.
c., at Manitou, Okla. Says he
found the old gentleman hale,
hearty, contented and enjoying
life. He called at Felix Arnall's
farm, found that, lad away from
home crying a sale.
VIM. Burns of Frederick, Okla.
is here on a visit to relatives and
friends. Says Ben Medley, Felix
Arnall aud all of the Missouri
boys are doing we'll. Speaking OF
moderate conveniences of that
country, said he could stand in his
own yard and count q windmills.
Chas. Martien said he had been
told they had wind enough without
any mills.
j. P. jesse" Remove that stop
clause from my name, for the
MESSAGE is too good a paper to
STOP"
William, son of Kit" Filing,
ton, in bad health for the past fit.
teen years, took down with pneu-
monia last Sunday week and Mon.
day of this week died. He was
aged 80 years. The burial took
place Wednesday, at Sun Rise
church.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

William Steffeus has bought the
G. l.. Ferris stock Of hardware.
Mr.. Steffens is moving from his
present stand to the building now
occupied by Mr.. Ferris. The latter
will make a speciality Of his plumb
ing and heating business and will
move to another building.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Edgar Brooks Of Mexico, brake
man on the G. & A. branch to
jefferson City, while coupling some
cars at Fulton Sunday suffered a
mashed thumb. The accident was
caused by q large lump Of coal
falling from one Of the cars and
striking his hand.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04
Centralia Fair.

Centralia, Mo-, Dee. 31.-The
Board Of Directors Of the Contra
liza Fair association met last night
aud elected the following officers,
for the year. Col. H. Z. Threl-
keld, president; H. G. Williamson.
vice. president; G. H. Early, treas
urer. The date for the annual
meeting will be decided in the near
future.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Miss SaphO Armistead, west of
Mexico, is home from her visit in
Texas. Her brother, Merideth
Armistead, and sister, Mrs. Grace
Flether, have been very sick.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Ed. W. Il. Hook of Mexico has
received a call for half his time as
pastor of the Christian church at
Sumner. Bro. Hook thinks of
moving to that place.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

The MESSAGE has lost the name
of its Burke correspondent. We
want to send him some stationery.
He is a good one. and that is an
important community, and we
want to hear from him regularly.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

There have been three deaths in
the Lutte Diggs family, near Ben
ton City, in the last three months.
The mother and wife was the last
to go, the burial in Benton City
cemetery last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Miss Emma Patterson Of New
Orleans, La, writes the MESSAGE
that the published statement that
she was dead is an error.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Paul Lackland's valuable bird
dog went mad the other day and
had to be shot.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Miss Ida Bolts Of Mexico went
to Vandalia where she has a posi-.
ton as teacher in the public
schools.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Ed. Crooks sold his 160.aere
farm, north Of Mexico, to ]. Q.
Mundy for 5000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Mrs. s. G. Smith of near Fulton
sold IA turkeys last week for
1886.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

G.. r. Mccall of Rush Hill is
mentioned as a probable candidate
for County Recorder.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

w. h. Carter, afflicted with kid
ney trouble, was taken to II st.
Louis hospital this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04
~ HAPPENED AND HAPPENING. 81

Mrs. Henrietta VOORHEES, is crit
cally i'll.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Mr.. r. N. Armstrong aud Miss
Kate Hall, both of Mexico, were
married last Monday, Rev A. G.
Browning Oileiating.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

A revival meeting is in progress
at the Methodist church in Rub
Hill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

w. r, Carter of Mexico is dan.
gerously i'll.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Miss Clara Carter, formerly Of
Mexico, is to be married to Mr.,
John Higgins in st, Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Wastes Gideon Powell is af-
ficted with pneumonia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Rev. R. A. Jesse has been Sc
riously i'll.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04
Sun RIsE

school opened Monday after a
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Formally Entertained.

Mrs. W. W. Gray and Mrs. M. E.
Fisher formally entertained about
thirty of their friends yesterday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Gray
The house was beautifully decorated
with pink and white carnations and
each guest was given souvenir bou-
quet of the beautiful flowers of which
500 were secured for the occasion.
Inc afternoon was spent in playing
800 and at o'clock delicious re-
freshments were served. Misses
Dowana Fisher and Miss Mildred Wy
man furnished music while refresh
ments were served.
The invited guests present were:
Mrs. D. S. Stocker, Mrs. Kaupp, Mrs.
Ross, Mrs. DR. Cameron, Mrs DR..
King Mrs. Zelma Hines, Mrs. Me-
Neil, Mrs. w. A. Thompson, Mrs.
John A. Gellatly, Mrs. /. ]. Bailey,
Mrs. Schieldnecht, Mrs. Pogue, Mrs
Mrs. Keane, Mrs. Clapp, Mrs. Arnold,
Parsnall, Mrs. Deniston, Mrs. Grass,
Mrs. Long, Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs.
Trimble, Miss Culp, Miss Mcneil,
! Miss Wyman, Miss Lawrence.
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Johnson Objects to Big Navy.


CLEVELAND, Dec. 6.-Mayor
Johnson doesn't like the Presidents
big navy recommendations. ne de-.
clares even the wives of navy Of
ficers want war. He says:
"As soon as woman marries a
naval officer she gets cup and looks
for blood to fill it up"
j. r. Burrill, of the firm of Bur-
rill and Co., contractors and builders
of Harrington, is in Wenatchee today
looking over the city with view to
coming here to locate He considers
the town a very promising field for
his business.
Guy c. Brown of the Columbia
Valley Bank, returned to Wenatchee
this morning from Seattle. where
he had gone on the Commercial Club
excursion.
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MARRIED WOMEN BURGLARS
Two Women Responsible for Score
of Flat Robberies.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-The mystery
of a score. or more of fiat burglaries
on the north side was solved yester-
day in the arrest of Mrs. Elsie Klein
and Mrs. Margaret Nagel, two mar.
ried women with children Stolen.
goods to the value of $4,000 were re-
covered, but the value of the prop
erty taken by the two women dur
ing the last two years is estimated
at more than $4,000.
Mrs. Klein is the mother of four
children, the youngest of which is
fourteen months old, and the eldest
nine years. Mrs. Nagle has one
chfid; q boy Of two years olds
Flood Damages Arizona Town.
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Buy your candy at the reading rpom
Best homemade bread at vend ONE
Cafe
Ravendale Lump delivered. Catch
all Store Go.
Roslyn Lump coal delivered. Catch
all Store 20
For deading felt 60 to Russell; used
to hangpapei on.
Money TO loan on farm lanus or
chatteIs. John A. Gellatly.
Bay your candy at the reading room
plenty of new candy. just in.
For loan on wheat land or fruit
laud ranch regard less of size or age
See J. S. Mooney snd Go.
We make q specially of oh iii cancaa
ne at nights. Vendome Cafe
Are you 4try ing for prize in the
Red Cross Pharmacy WORD contest. Il
COSTS you nothing to try.
For rent-furnished room gentle.
man preferred. W G. Watts, 23y N
Mission at tt
For Sale Four acres for $3.50 an acre;
$500 cash, balance from one to FIVE
years. Six blocks from postofflce. For
few days only. Can be cut into city
lots. Fuller & Russell. c.l2-6
Lost--Pocket book, near Neubauer's
store. Party finding same please ring
up GIL Farmers phone. l2-5
j. S. Deekman was up from his
home at Quincy on Tuesday on
s. orr business trip
George Rose returned yesterday
from farihaait, Mimi, where he hes
heen attending shattuck Military
academy.
A marriage license was granted
yesterday to Selmer o. ostbg of
Brewster and Louise Edwin OF En-
mons, Minnesota.
a b. scamidt, who has been
seenainsa few days here visiting
with his wife, returned to Spokane
9oa train yesterday.
Invitations have been ISSUE. for
Miss Cora Bird to
W. II. odgen at the home of Mrs.
tins city on the 18th of
December.
a number OF cars Of stock enro1.-
ffom Pullman to Seattle were I'M
laaied here Tuesday evening to be
fe1. 9eeai se3ckn an Of whitman
county wee in charge Of the stock.
Among them were E. D. Pralet, Ii.
". Priest and S. S. Collins all of
Pullman.
J. j. Williams, foreman of the Hol-
den mine at Lake C5nar.
down from that place the first of
the weak and .elt on the afternoon
t4atp yests rday for Spokane. where
he viii have one of his eyes treated.
A piece of steel entered the eye, and
al oD sgat On may be necessary to
save the Injured member.
TIE local loage OF the Order of
the Eastern Star held a very success
full meeting at. the Bower Hall Tues
dav evening. Three candidates were
initiated into the order, Mrs. D. A.
N11fa Mira. DR.. w. P. Cameron and
11s Mildred Myman. A delicious
Eupper was served at the conclusion
Of Inc ceremonies.
NJ o. Tibbits came down from
Cashmere yesterday on a short trip
A. Van Holderbeke, who has been
spending few days here attending
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Search for Dix Victims.

SEATTLE, Dec. 6.-From 500 to
j 200 feet more cable, equipped with
six graphing hooks, is to be added
to the sweep with which A. B. c.
Dennison is dragging the sound for
the wreck of the steamer Dix. The
tugs are temporarily laid off at pres
ent, waiting for the thick fog to
clear, but as soon as the weather is
favorable another attempt will be
made.
MARRIED WOMEN BURGLARS.
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PHEONIZ, Ariz., Dec. Ga dam
located ABOVE Clifton, VIZ, burst
this afternoon as a result of d lea,y
through Clifton. DESTROYING half the
business section and many residences
The ;oss of life IS no. known bat
it is e5ti nat 90 ut from !" to -
The damage to property ls heavy All
of the wires are down snc reports
are incomplete.
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Our Candy line is the finest In town
so they ell say. Red Gross Pharmacy.
Short orders are our specially. Any
tune of the day or night. yendome
Cafe.
For cold in the head take Red Cross
Gold Cure.
A new and complete line of sun.
dries. weDatehee Drug Co If :: E.
Can save you money on your Christ
mas turkeys. Phof DE your orders.
X I4b Farmers phone. f. Dando.
Don't look old, have those wrink-
~ar'nve1 Reauty Parlors room
6, Rosenberg building.
Facial massage, treatment of dand-
ruff and falling hair. Mrs. j. e.
Mills, Room 6 Rosenberg block
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Reeves left
to business matters, left on the after
on the afternoon train yesterday for
an extended visit with friends and
relatives at Kingman, Kansas, and
in Illinois. They have not visited at
their old home for eighteen years,
having spent that time in the west.
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Round trip rates to Southern Cal
ifornia points from Wenatchee.
Los Angeles, go, Pasadena.
$7f.4O, Riverside and San Bernard
ma, S74.Ao, Redlands, $500.
Rates are first-ciass and allow am
pile stopover PRIVILEGES and limits.
a. a. PIPER, Agent.
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For sale-Best Of building sand.
Enquire of. Ed. Hsrdman one mile
South Of Wenatchee
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Varnish for floors fres samples Of
chi namel at Russell's
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Lost-Left hand glove, muskrat skin.
Return to F. w. Smith. Col. Riv. Lum.
Co. Reward. c-12-6
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Fine stamp photos BixIer's new
studio for q short time. First St. No.
off.