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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-20
FROM ST. PAUL.

Wr +. b. Hillman, of COe-
burn. was ia our town Sunday.
Mr.. Alta Mae StMartin. of
Johnson Cit>. il visiting her
mo her. Mr.. L. J. Tate, who is
confined 10 her bed with rheu-
matIem.
The entire stock of goods be-
longing 90 Bond and Dorton,
which was locked mp on Christ
mas day by their creditors, was
sod here last Saturday at
public auction. 10 Dickinson,
Duff and Handy, for about 81
500. it rs said that the indebt-
edncs~ rs about 50 500.
Mr J~,-i-'e new hotel, the
Fairmount. viii be finished and
opened 70 the public 10y Jan
uary 10Th. this viii supply a
long felt need in st. Paul. Il is
"a substantial sixteen room. two
story frame building
The annual meeting of Che
.ck holders of the ST. Paul
National Sank wil Dee held bon
the bank building. Tuesday.
january l- Some very inn
p0rfant business DIS t0 come mp
thcn Its understood that tine
$50. Paul National Bank and the
Bank of s.. PAUL are about Co
come together and make One of
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-20
ROADS IN THE SOUTH.
paper pup

The movement ODD favor of
good roads is one OF the strong
est that is now receiving theat-
tention of the Southern people
The automobile people are
doing much Co push it along.
The recent races in Savannah
during Thanksgiving week, of
fered am object lesson IN good
roads construction 90 thous-
ands of leading citizens 90 this
and neighboring states 10y
which they have protited and
10y which their home sections
viii profit But the automobile
people are not doing il an. The
farmers. the turpentine men,
the timber men and others have
taken hold of the good road
proposition. because DO offers
economy i'm transportation. IL
touches the pocket nerve, and
whatever does that is pretty
certain TO have careful consider
alton.
During the next few years
Georgia will in all probability
be committed TO the very com
prehensive scheme of good
road building with her convict
labor, and there is every reason
to think the investment will be
"a profitable one. Savannah and
Chatham county are already
committed 10 such improve
ments. We have now in view
with the cooperation of our
neighbors, a good road 10 Beau
fort and Port Royal, running
through a very rich section of
country, and another one 10 the
south, reaching at least TO the
Georgia State line at the st.
Mary's river. These two roads
would constitute a long and i'm
pOrtant link in a chain of auto.
mobile roads down the coast
from Washington into Florida
l-Savannab News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-20
APPALACHIA DEPARTMENT.
BODY FOUND.

On "Wednesday morning last.
az the early L 81 y. Passenger
train was going West just be-
low Kelly View, an obs ruction
was discovered on the track
and Oh slowing up the train.
the dreadfully mangled remains
of "a Young man apparently
about 81 years old was found on
the track. lie Is supposed TO
have fallen from a freight train
the night before. There was
nothing on OF about th,. body 20
enable them 20 identify IT, He
was very poorly clad M am
overall suit and the face was
eo distgured that Identification
bv the features would Dee
iimcnlt The remains were
conveyed 90 Aprl'achia depot.
su1 were l1tn~ 'rrrir'. no One
having c'aum.d ths body
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-20

There is considerable sickness
among the children boz our town.
Mrs. Johu Meek is visiting
her mother in Ontario, Canada.
Miss Ella Hamilton is visit.
ing relatives in Dorchester this
week
Mrs Gennetfe Wells who has
been quite sick for two weeks.
IS better
Miss Minnie SIemp has had to
ne taken to Dorchester Hospital.
"A complete nervous breakdown
Mrs. R. = Is Hamilton went
Go Lee county Saturday to visit
BIER nephew. SIR. Letcher Baker.
who is reported 90 Doe quite low
with consumption, contracted
after having recovered from "a
-eN ere attack of typhoid fever
last winter.
Mrs. ~. ID Mcneil returned
90 her home in Coeburn Thurs
day after having spent several
DAYS visiting her sister. Mrs. > .
4 Giileuwater.
Mr. Mcneil moved his family
from this place To Coeburn re-
Gently.
~INreHlN
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CHARTER ISSUED.

a charter was issued by the
state corporation commission
IN Richmond last week 20 the
Richards, Brick corporation
of Richiands. Tazewell county.
The officers are: G. c. Hyatt.
president and treasurer. Nor
ton, Va; G.. G. Perry, vice
president, Wise. Va; II. +.
Hyatt secretary, Norton, Va.
The capital stock is 81 900 10
$4,000. Objects and purposes,
brick manufacturing.
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JAPAN GUARDS AGAINST PAPER
FAMINE.

The Japanese also have look
I'd over the contents of their
industrial stores and have de-
cided that something must be
done toward conserving their
remaining supplies of raw ma
terial for paper making.
In Japan. paper IS used for
almost everything from the
silver figured partitions of the
Buddhist temple 10 the rude cut
walls Of the laborer; from the
silk like vestments of Z n e
priest down TO the rain-proof
shield Of the traveller. In fact,
the ingenuity of the japanese
is only matched 10y the varie-
ties Of uses 70 which paper may
he adapted
The work Of United states
Government toward dctermin-
iug the amount OF paper ma.
terials used and the source of
future supply. rs being follow
ed by the Japanese, according
90 an advice from l.. ;. Consul
john III. Snodgrass, 40 kebe
The imminence of the danger is
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List Of Letters remaining in
the POstoflice at Big Stone Gap
Va, uncalled for Jan. 18th.
1909.
Mrs. J T. II Bryne.
Mr.. Frank Beglev.
Mr.. Joseph Edwards.
Miss Gertie Jones.
Mr.. J. X Rosnick.
Annie Flu Nellat.
Persons calling for any of the
above letters please state that
they have been advertised.
w. :. ROSE, Postmaster.
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STONY CREEK BRANCH-Mixed Dai
Is. except sunday
Leave Bristol, Scranton St. station 7-5
a. M, arrive Buiadcen l1.l0 a. m. Return
ing leave Buladeen 1850 a. M, ard arrives
Bristol 345 p. IN.
Trains No. l and carry Pullman draw
ing TO- m Buffet sleeping cars between Brs
toll and Louisville, KY, without change.
For other information cali on any agent
or address.
ROBT IMBODEN T. 2. A,
W. +. ALLEN, 6. r. A.
Bristol Teon-Vs-
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-. -. -. - ,,,,,,-l,,,,v,,-
MIS-. Ga OSee hau TOT
guest las week her s'S -'.' MICS
Aay Stewart OF N'a'o lily
Harry C~obtrae and sandy
S,c>sr .rsnt sunday i'm Norton
,eitb friends
~,.
MISS Ann"
Nlsi,lnN .l','."s' al ,,'-''.'. : '''.
lile ana 'la'e N"' '''i'''' "
N"r'on '"s' "
c. r. Bell. who succeeded If.
.-,..h'.,, .b..,+.t. ~..of Inc
$50 So. - l,ssi~res visitor fo
+bnc.,1.., 500
The Sew "iN 10 &''"
House is n'N loN. .a 'n 'n
Vote property 'n 'i'n 0'i'0'.
,t- .,,,l. .r p.rni,- acton
900 ,.,o-i,-- ~ o,,r +,vnrman
NJ p S,.iih vas tisitinr ot
t,. I'm. l,.t ,,s.l-
Born 60 Dr. and Mas d.. a.
tigg' "a Eue boy
r,1r... .rl,. ,,.,.l,.t.i,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-23

aIf. T. D. Henderson was q MoFsan-
town 5esierday.
MIR Harrison jacobs. Of near III
ire was business visitor ~ tnia
fsard Vi teri ay
Ter Burr Hammers - go le 70 spt
out q fter an illness Of scarlet fever
Cora Snowden. of EtayIngEle
freef went TO Z Little Falls yes teE.tsty
to visit relatives. ls
% M Charles Bogges came up ts1tolln 2
burg yesterday snd - the tlle4st
Al, fiis mother, Mrs. Mary Boggess
Afrs. Lucy Powell. of BoothsgiH He, Is
vigftinR relatives IN this ward
ioiney I3evalle has returned from a
couple of.iweel1s, trip to various point
In Pennsgfva
Mrs. Anna Newlan and daughter
S11,a claire Of Grafton; and Mrs.
Rose. Nicola and. two children, o.
EGlrssaTyay, have; returned home after
4 weeks visit here. I'd
MRS Fletcher, Of Salem. VINO mas
been visiting relatives here since the
lRaptfst Association, returned home ~
% % Mr.. and Mrs. a. Nelson, of Merchant
street. are Improving their property,
A five roomeh fiat ts being ttnisn!efe
lover the store.
!. Mrs. Nan Holland, OF ElHins street:
| is quite sick.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-23


FsSElY RUN Oct z2.-'The much
needed rains have come g last. 4
Ia ben 50 hot on Tirtey Run the pest
summer and falI ttlat the ltyery Tll men
have had to stand their norses IN Wa
ter an hour each day to keep thell
shoes from coming on, the wagons are
going around with their tongues ON,
the catash lick up such dust IN IN
bed Of Pt1ey rum that q has e be
sprinkied before you can go fisa'ng-
IA spark from Clayton Wolfe traction
engine set a pond of water on FIRE and n.
burnt up wagon load of bull frogt.
The ground is so hard and dry that
the erawiish holes in the low places
are being pulled up and shipped on for
gas pipes
MT. and Mrs. Herachel Toothman,
Of this place, were visiting the for
merss parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
HOFFMAN, of Fairvfew.
Mr.. Eliza Adams. OF Fairmont. waa
visiting at clayton VOLTS Sunday.
Mrs. VIII !Hayhurst was visiting al
Charley Whites last Sunday.
Miss Rosa Carder, OF Smfthtown,
was visiting friends and relatives In
this community recently. i
Mr.. Atha Vangilder and Lloyd Page
nave been WORKING on the roads They
are talking of building a trolley lins
but, they haven't put the cars. on yet.
Mr. G. w. HawHtns is layins the
foundation for his new house,
Eddie stanton is working on Sam
uei stmthts sawmil1.
Mr.. Nose Jacobs WIS visiting at
Herschel Toothman's last saturday
and Sunday.
Eli Hayhurst was visiting rlayford
Grubb Sunday.
once more, the Jungle is silent algaiB;
Since the sawmlH has bid US atlieu;
TIE rumble of business is now groR
ing dim.
For we know the last whistle has
blew.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-23
commissioners SALE
OF Valuable neal Estate In the City OF
Falrmo.4.

Pursuant to decree of the Interme,
Edfate Court OF Marion county. West
Py1sRRh and entered on the
tge4 day 6FAugust. 1909, in the chan,
lSeKs3 Cruise of Fred Morgan VS.. Robert
wa ShaW ct al, will, ON Saturday,
tKeI eth day of November, 1909, at 5ha
frehtS ADJ OF the Court House of Marion
county, West Virginia, between the
hours OF 10 a. m, and 8 o'clock p. m.
OF that day, offer. for sale to the high
est bidder the following described real
estate: a certain parcel of land stu
ate, an sIaion district. Marion county.
westo Virginia, adjoining property OF
j. A. Gwyn and others, bounded as fol:
lows, to-wtt:
Beginning in the county road, cor
ner to Jacob Harr, and running. thence
m. $50 degrees e. Blk poles to a
stone on a line OF j. A. Gwyn; thence
with two of his lines s. Sh degrees w.
sA poles to white oak stump. thence
S. rs degrees w. "a poles TO a stake in
the road; thence with the road n. .27Iz
degrees w. IA poles to the. beginniqs,
containing / acre and ZIG rods, being
the same land which was conveyed to
the said Robert " sAaR by Eebecei.
A. Moran and husband by deed dated
the 9TH day Of 4Algusta 1891, which
deed is eepded in the, ptlee of the
CLERK OF the county. Court of said Mar
ION copAYtb r. pss4 RaPk Ne g. g.
- ~ AoE -
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500 REWARD 500.

The readers OF this paper wilIn3f
pleased to learn that there is at leas.
s6ffa dreaded disease that science MAJ
i Men able to cure in all its stages, anr
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Gurt
fs the onyl positive cure now know
ito the medical fraternity. Gatarrh BE-
ing "a constitutional disease. re1uiref
sfcnnstftutionai treatment Halls ca
tarrh cure Is taken internally, actfnf
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system thereby de.
tstrotfng the foundation of the disease
and giving the patien strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in. doing its work; Tht
apfoprietors have so much faitn IN o lu
curative powers that they offer onf
|. H1tndred Dollars TO any case that !
fails. TO. cure. Send for list OF test
G Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO..
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
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!. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A meeting of the stockholders Of
Fairmont and Northern Traction Cen
pany is called to be held at the Office
of A. q. Fleming, in the City of Fair
mont, Marion county, West Virginia
ON the S0tb day of october, 1903, Al
eleven O'Clock a. M, for the purpose
of ratifying an agreement entered
into. between the directors of said
+Fairmont and Northern Traction Com
'pany and G. L. Shaver for the pun
chase of said Fairmont and Northern
Traction Company Of the said Shaver
of certain property, rights, privileges
and franchises.
By order of the Board of Directors
WALTON MILLER,
Secretary Fairmont and, Northern
Traction Company. coda
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WAR ON LOAN SHARKS.
eTnion AssocIated Press. ]


NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The execl.
live council of the Women's National
Civic Federation met here today. and
will pass upon plan for organizing 4
loan association for tae benefit OF gov
eminent employees in Washington
The new organization is designed
.forithe relief Of government employees
esnecially women, who have beeS en-
.ricMng loan sharks in the District OF
The interest rates will BIZ
nominal, ranging from 4 to per cent
The prime movers of the new PM
lanthropy are said to be Mrs. WICK
ersham, wife of the attorney generai7
who Is national chairman OF the tet.
GRAFTON, and Miss Anna Morgan ana
Mrs + Borden Harrfpan, of New
York. and Mrs. Horace Brock, OF P.fHa
adelphia, all members. of the execll.
tive council of the iWomen's- Nationsal
Civic Federation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-23
TRusr.EEE:s,!s= SALE
OF Real and personal. Property.

OF Real and Personal PEoPertN.
BY virtue of the authority in me
vested by a. certain deed Of trust bear
ing date on the goth day of October,
1908, made and executed by r. Ellis
Mason and Ef1ie NJ. Mason. his wife,
to the undersigned trustee to secure
the payment of certain notes made by
the said grantors to b. f. MusssraYe,
which said trust is OF record in, the
ONCE of the Clerk of the County Court
of Marion county, West Virginia, In
Deed of Trust Book No. 25,z page 101,
the undersigned will as such trustee ON
Saturday, the 9th day Of November
1909, at the front door of the Court
House of Marion county, West Vtr-
Efnia,. sell at public auction to the
highest responsible bidder, lot No. IL
fronting 46 $40 feet on Ridgley avenue
IN the Fifth ward of the City of Fair
mont, in the county of Marion, and
extending back in a nortawesterly
lirection. 100 feet to an alley ON which
aid lot abuts. 43 $40 feet, together
With the buildings and improvements
hereon located, being the same prop
9rty conveyed to the said r. Ellis Ma,
SON by Lloyd Ridgley and recorded
IN. the proper Office in Deed Book No
1923, page 265, excepting therefrom the
,oal underlying said property with
mining rights and privileges herewith
conveyed away.
Second. All that certain hot; or par
eel of real estate situate in the sec
md ward OF the City of Fairmont, be
ng part of lot No. 5 on plat oil
building lots conveyed by w. S. Ham
Hon to w. H. Baker, which said lot
,ronts on the Northern line of Chicago
street at corner to lot No. a distance
II 80 feet and extending back with a
inform width distance of LA feet
% an alley, reserving therefrom the
,oal with mining rights and privileges
heretofore conveyed away, being the
same real estate conveyed to r. Ellis
Mason by 1. N. Lougal and C. w. Evans
" deed dated September 18th, 1902
md recorded in the proper Office in
Deed Book No. 1877. page GO.
Third. one Lester piano with mu
SIC cabinet, one leather couch. one
,arlor suit, two leather rockers, one
lall rack, one dining room table, one
book case and contents, one set din
ne room chairs, one buffet and con
.ents, one stove and kitchen utensils
me set silverware, three bed room
suits, three druggets and one washing
machine.
Terms: Cash in hand on day Of
sale. -
Given under my hand this the 18th
day of October, 1909:
NJ. w OGDEN, Trustee,
Oct. s-16.2a.8o.
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A woopsHED ROMANCE.

"When Jonnny, sent schoolwarf
goes swimming instead, there's sure to
beWhaling within the wocdshed," and
when there's table ait home thai
Icloks old, there's sure to be. painting
80 have been told; and when
stains mentioned-it's Spartan Tor
gure-the only wood finish for rich or
for poor. Spartan Stain is nlgn
grade yarnish stain used in rehnlsh-
ing old furniture and woodwork Try
# once and you will use no other.
Manufactured by The Marietta Paint
and Color Co, Marietta, Ohio. Sold
BY M. d. Christie, Druggist, Fairmont.
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aPPLlcATloN FoR
LIQUOR LICENSE

LIQUOR LICENSE
T0 Whcna II ssay concern:
Notice IS hereby given by the under
signed tliat tie fo1ioBing named per
son has MED In The once Of the Clerk
II the counfy Court q Narion county
west Virginia. HIS respective applica.
lion for a state license to sell, ofer
md expose for sale spfritnots liquors,
vine. porter ale, beer and drinks OF
IKE nature at retail for the license
ear comnencing July list, 1903, as re-
fuired BY section 10 OF chapter 50 OF
he Acts Of the Regular Session OF the
legislature, 1907. which notice CON
aims. the name Of such applicant, his
/. 4 esssIbSeectiys residence and the place toE
nghiat saifl application for such license
- EInaae, ftoEwit:
Hffcheie Amato. residence FafrmonF
Marion county, West Virginia, at his
ei l :. poE business in No. 224 Jackson
street, city OF Fairmont, Marion coun'
i q " we West Virginia.
Il Given under my hand this LIST day OF
foctobern1e0s.
saHoL $oNH F. PHILLIPS,
aGsferR of The County Court of Marion
h County West Virginia.
pct. 2.9-16-23.
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Death Of Mrs. RoyIes.

Mrs. Mary Boyles, a we'll known
lady residing near Halleck, MonongHs
Ma county, died. at her home ThurA
day evening, October 81, at 8 O'Clock.
from hasty consumption following an
attack Of meistes contracted about
two months ago. Sne was daughter
az Noses and Lurana Jacobsand Is sur
yiyed by, four sisters and two brothers,
VIZ: Mrs. W. r. .SatteTfield, OF Fair
mont; Mrs. J.. Harvey Steele, ami
Mrs Lee Al. Reeves OF Triune; Mrs.
Louisa FaerelI, of iFairchanee, Pa:
Lindsay Jacobs, OF Triune, and s. r.
Jacobs. of Fairmont. Deceased mad
four children living. Mrs. Hatue ke!-
lev and Mrs. Icy Kelley, who reside
near HalIeck and Miss Nellie and
IJarney at home. Funeral services
were held at F'airmont churrh and; IN
terment in the cemetery there, about
twelve O'Clock to-day.
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Terms; one-third Of DE purchase

Terms: one-third of the purchase
money, or SO much more as the pur.
chaser may elect to pay in cash on day
of sale and the residue in two equ9l
installmepts, payable in one and two
years respectively from date OF sale.
The purchaser to execute to said spe'
ciai commissioner his obligations qr
notes for the deferred payments with
good personal security; said notes +! /,
bear interest ct q nj. cent from date d.
OF sale and vendors lien. retained
to secure the payment ST deferred i7'
staIIfnents OF purchase money.
Given under plK band this s0thi day
Of septembe 10 90
o. b. q DOM spe, con
oct. 2:s.l6.2E. q Z
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palatIne nlantIst Church.

n. ID. LAWYER, ,Pastor.-9:30, Bible
school! Supt. w. Al. Sustead in charge.
Sfbject: 9Padi Prisoner Before Fes-
ft1s and Agrippa." b; Y: p. U. at 6: 80,
subject, ttWhy Some Men and Women
10 Not Succeed in Life" Hours of
worslip, 10: 45 and 1880: The pastor
viii continue the Christian Insurance
Series of sermons. Morning service,
'Insnrance Against LOSS in the Great
Juiigment Ei1y Fire" Evening ser;
vice. ttInsurance AGAINST Loss by
SffipwfecH IN tne River Of Death
You are invited to worship. with us.
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w. G. r. u.

rhe nv. @. It u. met yesterday at
ernoonqs at the home of Mrs. j: Z.
stealey on Merchant street. Various
business matters were attended to
and the meeting was a very profitable
one. A mothers meeting Will he held
next Friday at. the home OF Mrs. Stea'
ley. $50
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NOTICE.

The regular meeting of Meade Cir
Gle No. 10, Ladies of the G. A. R., viii
be held at the Odd Fellows Hall, on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
This is the time for the regular col
lection OF dues.
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visited School.

Misses Leota SatterfieId, 0dra Stea-
ley. and Nellie Wilson visited the Hick:
man run school yesterday. the school
is caught by Miss Katherine Donham'
An excellent reading was given by
Miss Stealey.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-23
Chicken. Sunner.

The ladies' OF the First nj, P. Churcf
Will mold a Chicken supper Thursda!
evening. November is, in the base
ment Of the church.
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Attendad. Euneral.

Among those from this WEIRD VINO
attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary
Boyies at Ha1leck t2llay were, Mrs.
Frank Tiohnell, Mr.. and Mrs. S. l., ia
5cobs and Misses Inez and Pa9sy Ia
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-23
scene from .sThe Climax" At the
Grand To-nisht.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
+ seaton Camp No 5Os9, R. N. Of AZ
via meet in regular session this even
ing. All members are requested to be
resent to make arrangements for
heir social to be held on Hallow Een-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-23

Skating at theNrfnk ,2:so to $3.50 ane
1880 to 1o:3o Saturday. q
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