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church tomorrow afternoon at 3 p. m.
Rev. Barker will preach the funeral
sermon In the church, the Occur
d'Alene Undertaking %. conducting
the burial. All the X. 2. g and Lady
MaCcabees who can be present are re-
quested to meet at the kraternal ball
at 2 p. m. and to 60 from there to
the undertaking parlors and then to
to the church where the services will
be held. The funeral procession will
then DO formed at the church and par
ade 10 the cemetery.
The soliciting committee for funds
to carry on the Fourth Of July Cele.
bFation did not meet last evening as
requested by the executive committee.
Very few OF them have been around
at all to see anyone, but a special
effort will be made to get out next
week to canvass the city. Next Nor
day evening the committees are asked
TO meet again and make their report
to the executive COMMITTEES. The
time for the arranging of sports and
decorations for this event IL very
limited and all the time possible
should be reserved for this.
Josephine Porral and HippoIite
Tireux we're arrested yesterday for
unlawful rehabilitation and taken
to jail and ON request we're given
their freedom until this morning on
bail Of $50. The woman went TO
Spokane IN the afternoon and brought
back her marriage license with her.
When they appeared In court this
morning the charge OF unlawful CO.
habitation was changed to disturbing
the peace. They we're fined $40 and
costs and dismissed. Their Elrst move
was toward the depot and then they
took the next train out OF town.
The Alameda Mining and Milling
company filed an adverse claim yes
terday In the land Office against the
Success Mining company. The con-
tlicting ,laims being the Julian lode
of the Alameda company and the Sue
cess lode Of the Success company.
The Success company are applying for
patent for the Success lode. The two
companies we're working as oonsoli.
dated companies, the Alameda working
through the Success tunnel and this
move on the par Of the Almeda com
pany would look as though there was
to be a split between the two mines,
but this Is not so. The Alameda is
merely protecting itself by applying
for = patent.
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Fancy gIrdles and Rarteretts made
at s1b, 9th 81.
The windows OF the different bust
ness houses around town are decorated
IN honor Of tho visiting Knights.
They present very artistic appear
ance and speak we'll for the inventive
ness and artistic temperament OF our
business men.
Can You save IL cents day TO buy
home; II 30 see Union Trust COM
pany,
Get an abstract Of title to your
homo from the State Trust h Invest.
ment company, agents for the Pan
handle Abstract company.
J. y. saylor, eS superintendent Of
schools in Spokane Is business Vial
tor IN Occur d'Alene today.
Martin Brns. for painting. paper
hanging and decorating.
A new Monarch cooking range, for
sale at bargain, II taken eight away.
Inquire Of DR.. Watts.
Congressman Burton French. of
Moscow, IN In the city having arrived
yesterday with the delegation II X.
F, = from that city.
Fresh ground green bone for your
chickens at the City Market, SIS
Fourth street.
Get an abstract OF title 10 your
home from the state Trust d Invest
ment company, agents for the Pan.
handle Abstract company.
L. L. Lewis. Of the Law firm Of
IaViene 4 Lewis, left this morning
Tor business trip to Spokane.
Lime, cement and plaster by the
sack or ton AZ the Idaho Mercantile
company.
8. O. Homer Is business yisitor
IN Spokane today.
See DagRett 4 MITCHELL under Kel.
ler's grocery and have your measure
taken for that spring suit.
Buy lot for 80 from the Amer
loan Trust Compeaay. Soc ad.
q. w. ModrslI. OF Fairfield,
WASH, spent yesterday in the Oity
visiting his daughter Mrs. O. Il.
Hand.
Make your chickens lay by feeding
fresh ground green bone. CITY Mark
et, SIS Fourth street.
The funeral of Mrs. Chas. Nudge
will take place from The Presbyterian
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Lash For wife Nsalsetsrs.

The mayor Of Elizabeth, N. j., an
nounced recently his intention to get
q state legislator to introduce bill
which will provide whipping post pun,
ishment or a long term in Jail, If the
first cannot be secured, for all hus-
bands who stay out nights and do not
pay enough attention to their wives.
says the New York World Mayor Ry-
an said short term in jail usually
was accepted by the recreant husbands
as a vacation. He declared he was
going to exert every effort to get the
required bill through il It takes him
ten years. - -
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Discovery Of Putnam Relic.

Charles t. Hotaling, the warden of
the town Of Greenwich, Conn, has
found an old razor which is believed
to have been the one with which Gen
eral Israel Putnam was shaving in
the Putnam cottage at Greenwich
when word came that the British were
approaching, driving him to the steep
precipice where he dived down the
hundred stone steps to Cos Cob, says a
Greenwich special dispatch to the New
York Herald. It is crude and pom
derous instrument nearly eleven inches
long, blade and handle, and the blade
must have originally been about one
inch and quarter wide and about
three-eighths OF an inch thick at the
back.
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CIV in aRIEF.

Photographs on easy terms At the
City Drug store.
Marley Fisher graduate pptlclgu.
2Oa north Fourth street.
q. w. Norqulat starts his big 70
moval sale Thursday previous to NOV.
Ing into hIa quarters IN tho Monaghan
building, about the 18th Of next
month.
Attention Il called 70 Robt. ".
Cclllna statement % sales. He has
large Iist TO choose from.
Rev. aolllnRstead Left vest erday
after couple Of days with Rev. Alex
Litherland, for his new home at Ito.
quaim, Wash,
EztEa help wanted tomorrow morn
inR for Removal sale, NOrquist,
There laA been a raise IN cotton
recently and In consequence the
spool cotton has gone from flve
70 elm cents a spool. This IL the
highest that spool thread has been
since 1868.
Got an abstract OF title to your
homs fsom tha atase Trust 4 Invest.
af'aasYs nesnta for the Pan.
ompany,
ne Am yatch Dolphin Owned by
nptaiH 4 D. Mcdonald. Of tho Flyer
hes been purchased By Lewls p. Lar.
aon foR a confederation Of $500.
Best quality mixed paints, 81, 80
per gallon, pure boiled oil 90 cents,
Whlte lead Z liz cents. Idaho Mer-
camille company,
my = lot Tor clio from tia Amer.
iean Trust company.
Mr. Lang, 81 the Lang a Essser Re .
fslRsRatina Machinery company, OF
Spokane, h Ia thu city today fixing
up the cold air pamp tor the new
kneaeneyor market. The machine
waa pnt In running order this morn.
lac and y the pump proves efficient
10 properly eoul the refrigerator
rooms meat win 10 put In tomorrow
and The market opened Tor business.
Got an abstract Of title to your
honae trom HE State Trust i Invest.
meat eompany, aRenta tor the Pan
handle Abstract company.
10 make good bread use Ceretana
the hard wheat tiour. 4. b. Keller q
Company
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BLOOD TURNING TO INK.

De peetors Diagnose Case Of Man With
Body Becoming Blue.
Frank Powell member OF a Arm OF
manufacturing chemists Of Detroit
Mich. b turning blue. and his physl-
sian says II II believed his blood Il
turning to Ink Powell was trying 70
open a can Of anillne the other day.
and the cork stuck. says a special to
the New York Herald.
When II finally came out, II came
with considerable force. and. lmpelled
by gas which had formed In the can.
the liquid was thrown over his face
and hands. He Inhaled the fumes.
which caused extreme dizziness. ana
since then be has been confined TO his
bed His nssh L. turning blue. ana
nom tha pores q his akin sxnaes
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mud resembling ink lie viii proba,
bly, recover, although his physician
says that, so far as he knows, there is
no similar case on record.
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| THE RANGE THAT SAVE!

Portland, Oregon, October g. las
Rogers, Range Co. IS Booth,
manufacturers Building, clark Fair PORTLAND
letter Of thanks and 4
ighest aWard) Monarch
please the jury, awarded the
higher
the would certainly received it.
other
ton.
pApmo
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The first exposition ronR
G%R displayed entennal at
u Ioos.
Dozens prizwnning other Chicago
Louis Worlds Monarch
ostrongy
the Committee o
don
been higher prize offered the Monarch
- certainly have received i'll They
best finished with
- special features rangeo nexhibi
Of commentator Of thu
international being composed
prominence In mechanical engineering
ard with the commendatoy letter
material and workmanship which
IAN public sort
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FOR sALE-Housea and lot, 1Oi1 lakeside
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Classified Advertisements

SIS Fifth St.
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FOR SALE OR RENTS room tent in park,
inquire Mr.. Fayzette or Campbell owner back of
Diamond Drill.
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EOR SALE OTIS 3 and 4, block 2, ON 7th
street, Price, $500. Terms. J. T. Carter, 1910
N. 9Th
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FOR RENT.-A furnished cottage fdf the
summer. Inquire at sO6 Indiana avenue.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 8.

Rutler-Liberal Consolidated Mining
company Principal place OF business.
Salt Lake City. Utah,
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the directors held on the Sth day
OF April, 1907. an assessment Of one cent
0c) per share was levied on the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable imme-
diately to f. NJ. Orem, secretary, at the
Offices OF tho company. so6-3os Auerbach
building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
may remain unpaid on Wednesday, the
18th day of May, 1907. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction;
and unless payment is made before VIII
be sold on Saturday the LIST day OF Juno.
1907, at 80 p, m, TO pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the COST or ad-
vestlslng and expense OF sale.
ka98 +, M, OREM. Secretary,
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ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING

Notice is hereby given that tho regu-
lar annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Nevada Douglas Copper company Will
be held at the offices OF the company,
rooms 205- -30S Auerbach building, Salt
at 10 o'clock q, m.
F,rst-For the election OF q board of
directors.
Second-To transact any other business
which may be brought before the meet
Ing.
BY w. c. Orem, Secretary. kbss
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LINCOLN LODGE NO. 2s, K. OF P,
meets every Saturday evening at
O'Clock, X. Of P. hall.
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FOR RENT

TEN OR l2-ROOM RDSIDENCDS CON-
plete bath and toilet rooms. large, fine
grounds close In. everything modern
Little Little k507
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KNIGHTS of PythiaS.

cAI.ANTHE MYRTLE LODGE NO. IL
Every Monday, X, OF P. hall:
II. e. KEENE, c. G.
c. E BAKER, *. OF r. and s.
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HOUSECLEANING.

ALL KINDS OF HoUsECLEANING BY
experienced men. Ind. phone 1866; Bell
1868. Kaplan Housecleaning Co k27S0
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KNTGHTS OF THE MACCABEES-
Salt Lake City Tent No LIVERY
Thursday, l. O. o. +. hall Visiting
Knights Invited.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. j.
EverY Thursday evening. K. OF P. hall.
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SAFES


INTER R-MOUNTAlN SAFE AND LOCK
Co, distributors for Herring Hall Mar
win Safe Co. In Utah, Nevada Wyoming
Idaho. Montana, New and second hand
safes constantly on hand. Cash or INSTALL
ments, Safes taken In exchange. Bank
work a speciality, c. G. FIELD, Mgr
b8 West Second South, k97%
NEW AND SECONDHAND, CASH
trade time. Sorepsen- Stout Co. sole
agents for the "reIable Halls safes"
Beware OF limitations, Office l. X L.
Furniture Store, As z. I'd South, a441
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SIX HENS AND A ROOSTER. FULL
blood Rhode Island Reds. s. e w,
Bowers, GAS Main. k2T92
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GIRLS FOR LAUNDRY WORK IN ALL
departments. Apply Troy Laundry, No.
d3l South Sixth East street
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that stockhold-
ers' meeting of the Woodman Hall asso-
citation will be held In Room No, II OF the
Central block In Salt Lake City. Utah, on
Wedn esdoy afternoon at n. m. sharp,
May Is, 1907. to authorize the erection OF
Woodman hall and such other business
us may come before said meeting,
BY order OF the board OF directors
L. NJ. YANNER. President
A MKELLAR. Secretary, kg21
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UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

PARLoR FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
and repaired, Estimates submitted on
request. Phones 3290. s. l.. Matt
Mfg, Co.. 1853 w. Let South. 224
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SOLICITORS FOR ACCIDENT AND
health insurance, 1st-class proposition
Warren Foster. So Com'l bldg. Bell IA
1923
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FOR HIRE

GOOD. GENTLE SADDLE HORSES.
Horses bought and sold on commission.
J: N. Purcell, 500 S. State. Phone,
290l-k- m5
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WANTED, BY NICE LOOKING MAN 80,
to meet a lady under 30 Object matri-
mony. Address + TO- Tribune. It1Sl4
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PERSONALS

LADIES HOME DURING CONFINE-
ment. 260 Keusington avenue. Bell
phone, Main, 1857. k2765
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON, SOUTH TEN.
pie or Main bet, 1st West aud LIST
South. black handbag containing purse,
currency, ring valued as gift, Return
3i4 West No Temple. Bell phone, 14o9-I;
Reward, m
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A Two-CYLINDER TOURING CAR IN
good repair, $3.50: good terms to right
party. Address G II, Tribune, k21S3
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

NICE NEWLY FURN. ROOMS, ALL
modern conveniences. prices right. 357
End East, Fone 3S54-Z. kS59
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AUCTION SALES
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

A, COILS, PAINTER, PATE;R-H HANG
er and kalsominer, 264 Baltimore ave.
Ind. phone l030-a rings wa57
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CLEAN FIVE-ROOM FUR. COTTAGE;
hall, porch, vines, shade. barn. large
yard. e, l., cellar; close; SIS. Bell Ally.
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BETWEEN 3RD so. AND TIE COUN>
try club, Saturday. black leather purse
initials m. F." Return to McCornlcks
bank. Reward nlss
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'ARRIAGE LICENSES.

McNleI OF Freedom. Wyo., and
md OF Logan. m =.
Rogers and Sallie Smith OF
!, AriZ.
lack of Hinckley, Utah.
.hflver and Ethel Merwin OF SAT-
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping. $50 s. lst West, k2631
3 NICELY TURN. ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping; pantry and closet. 229 E,
5th So. k2572
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HAVING GOODS TO SHIP
New. can save money by call
q Redman Van & Storage. Co.
n West Temple ST. k2oS4
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CCABEES-UTONIAN TENT NO. -
meets every Wednesday evening at J.
O, o. F. hail. Market street. SoJournlng
Sir knights cordially invited. cl4eo
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ATTORNEYS


]. e. DARMER. LAWYER. OFFICES,
72 and 73 Commercial blk. Phones
?4g-Z and 1911. w2743
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SUITE OF ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR 8:
gents preferred. No. 9 Canning flats,
9Th r. and 2nd SO, m26
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THERE TO STOP

WHERE TO STOP
LINCOLN HOUSE, PAUL HEN, PRO
prietor. 6S East 1st South: 200 rooms,
rates Csc 35c and SOC. x1981
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ROOMING HOUSES. ROOMS UP TC
40 rooms. and restaurants. D. l.
Miller. 163 w. Srd So. k27s:
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FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA.
Evergreen lodge No. ISL meets second
and fourth Mondays at l. o. 0. F. temple
g. Chaker. Secretary, Box 10,
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLEs-
Salt Lake aerie No. 81. Every friday
s D. m, eagles hall
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PHONOGRAPHS

MAIL ORDERS FOR RECORDS AMI
machines filled same day as received.
Carter's, 325 South West Temple. g2l82
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THREE LARGE, CLEAN HOUSEKEEP-
ing rooms, ~ w. 9Th So,, also barn
352 W. 2nd North. m2l
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A LARGE BARN. CALL $50 SOUTH
Ath East. kl9S2
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3 STANDARD BRED TROTTERS. IN
quire McCoys Stable.
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THREE ROOM COTTAGE, 556 SOUTH
West Temple. Apply 544 South West
TorT MI
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%BT month. Visiting members
~ come. Amelia King. w.
M, Mary g. Wright. Sec
retsry-
MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
F.: :!:
cordially invited. Lila 2.
Treasure. w. M; Flora q
Sinclair, Secretary.
independent Order of Odd Fellows.
FIDELITY LODGE NO. IT. I, o. o. F..
o'eIoek. edss l. e Q. 3. F. TeHple' Visitors well
como. j. w. Rhodes, N. e.; ]. c. Smith.
Secretary.
10. O. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY
Subordinate lodges meet as follows:
Sal, Lake lodgs lodss No No. z FTidsSy; TissS;v
NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE no; i
day evenings Of each month In Odd Eel,
JORDAN LODGE, NO. 8. I. o. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at 1. o. o.
seavis B is''S!S' +. G.: 'S W T. Hopkins. seers;
tary. alAal
FOREsTERS OF AMERICA-MEEr
first and third Wednesdays each month.
1st South. c, z White. F, G. sll3t
woodmen of the World.
wooDBINB CIRCLE No. .l-MBETs
hall
knights of Pythlas.
cAI.ANTHE MYRTLE LODGE NO. IL
Every M0hoz II, H e. E. KEENE. C. C.
C. E. BAKER, *. OF r. and 8.
LINCOLN LODGE NO. 20, K. OF P,
meets every Saturday evening at
O'CLOCK. s K. OF P hall,
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. D.
every Thursday evening K. OF p hall:
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEs-
Salt Lake City Tent No 21,;iEyery Ever
CCABEES-UToNIAN TENT NO; -
meets every Wednesday evening at !.
O. o, F. hall. Market street. Sojourning
Sir Knights cordially invited el46S
LADIES OF THE MACCABEEs-sAL
Lake City hive No, meets every nrsr
snH sniI 'ni'0 Al0-lu1,'
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLEs-
Salt Lake aerie No. 81. Every Friday.
s p. m. Eagles hall
ROYAL ARcANUM-s. L, COUNCIL No
15lT-see93nd and fSuFth Smith hhqsseags. RsraSs.
Jennings DlOCk. q, aiN4lLs 3SVSVhS
e l., Jones Secretary.
FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA.
and fourth Mondays at !. o. o, F. temple,
g. Chalker. Secretary. Box 20,
LOST
A JERSEY COW, DEHORNED. RE-
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A RING OF DELIVERY TAGS, SOME
where In neighborhood OF First West
and Sth South, Return to Tribune orhos
and receive reward n3zs
BETWEEN 3RD so. AND TIE CoUN-
try club Saturday. black leathsr purse
initials m. f, Return 10 McSoEIhcN >
bank, Reward. m24
SUNDAY AFTERNooN, SOUTH TEN.
pie or Main bet, LIST West aud lst
South, black handbag containing purse,
currency, ring. valued as GIT Keturn
3i4 West No. Temple. Bell phone aseSr4i
SCOTCH THISTLE PIN. NAME NJ
Rowan engraved, Friday Return 70
q City avenue. Reward milo
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FUR MANUFACTURES & DEALER.
BRING IN YOUR FUR GARMENTS
dyeing, and storage. Taxidermists. High.
est price paid for raw furs r. Stencil
Fur Co, 10 E. 2rd So. Ind. fone 99aoso
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SMALL CASH GROCERY AT BARGAIN.
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