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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-11
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Proposals for Heating Plant at Ore
gOn State Insane Asylum.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the executive chambers, Salem.
Oregon, until 2 p. M, on the 10th
day OF February, 1910, for a central
heating plant, including power house.
pipe lines, concrete smokestack, etc.
for the Oregon State Insane Asylum.
in accordance with drawings and
specifications prepared by Frank e.
Baker and p. A. Williamson, engin-
GERS.
Each lid must be accompanied by
q certified check, payable TO the un-
dersigned of at least ave CD per
cent OF such bid,
Plans and specifications may be
seen 0t the executive chambers, Sa-
lem. Oregon; oregon State Insane
Asylum Salem, Oregon, and at the
ONCE Ot the secretary OF the Chamber
OF Commerce, Portland, Oregon.
The board of trustees of the Ore
gOn State insane Asylum reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
I:y ol der Of the board of trustees.
Dated this 10th day OF January.
1910. G. N. M'ARTHUR,
1-10-5t Mon Clerk OF Board.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-11
GIRL MUST
GIVE UP The
''CANDY KID"
Millionaire Daughter Secretly
MarrieS a Chauffeur and
Creates a Stir.

Flushing, ~ Y, Jan. 11.-As the
result OF her secret marriage to Joe
smollen, her former chauffeur, Mar
garet G. Leavitt. a daughter of How
land Leavitt, a Flushing millionaire,
will not be permitted 20 return to
her home until she gives up her
husband, according to report cur
rent here today.
The rumor has caused almost as
great stir in fashionable circles rs
did the announcement OF her mar
riage yesterday.
Miss Leavitt left her home yester-
day after she had told her parents
OF her marriage at Jersey City on
January g. At the Leavitt home il
was stated that her whereabouts Is
unknown.
smollen, who is handsome youth
of 21 years. was once James J. Cor
belts chauffeur. He Is known IS
the candy kid"
Al the time Of his marriage To-
Miss Leayltt. who Is four years old
er than he, smolled was employed IN
a West Side garage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-11
GOES
IN FIVE MINUTES

If what you Just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump OF
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested
food or have feeling Of dizziness.
heartburn, fulness, nausea, bad taste
in mouth and stomach headache
this is indigestion.
A full case of Pape's Diapepsin
costs only so cents, and will thor
oughly cure your out-of-order stom-
ach, and leave sufficient about the
house in case some one else In the
family may suffer from stomach
trouble or indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
50-cent cases, then you will under
stand why dyspeptic trouble OF all
kinds must go, and why they usually
relieve sour, out-of-order stomachs
or indigestion in five minutes. Dia-
pepsin is harmeless and tastes like
candy, though each dose contains
power sufficient to digest and pre-
pare for assimilation into the blood
all the food you eat; besides 1t
makes you go to the table with a
healthy appetite; but, what will
please you most is that you will feel
that your stomach and intestines
are clean and fresh, and you will
not need to resort to laxatives or
liver pills for biliousness or consti-
patton
This city will have many Diapep-
sin cranks, as some people will call
them, but you will be cranky about
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-11
ELECTION
RIOTING IN
BOSTON
Beaneating City Holds First
Election Under New Form
of Government.

Boston, Mass, Jan. Rioting
broke out in a polling booth in the
eighth ward today, shortly after
voting began in Bostons first cleo
ton under its new form of munich
pal government.
One election inspector was seri-
ously beaten. 1t was necessary to
call the police to quell the outbreak.
The candidates in today's election
were nominated by petition, and
theid names appeared upon the bal
lot without party designation. Four
candidates are being voted upon for
the mayoralty. They are: Mayor
gorge A. Hibbard, former Mayor
John F. Fitzgerald, James j. Stor-
row, and Nathaniel Taylor.
Under the new form of municipal
government which the city has
adopted, its departments will be
headed by commissioners appointed
by the mayor, subject to confrma-
tion by the city council, which also
is nominated by petition. The may
or is subject to recall after two
years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-11

There is no Quinine, nothing
whatever harsh or sickening in Pre-
ventics. These little Candy Cold
Cure Tablets act as magic. A few
hours-and your threatening cold is
broken. Candy-lil1e in taste. Pre-
ventics please the children-and
they break the feverishness, always.
And least of all is the economy. A
large box-4S Preventics-25 cents.
Ask your druggist. He knows
Sold by Capital Drug Store Co.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-08
IHE GYPSY BAND
 GOES 0uI OF JAIL
I've eWFss VI eusta May ueea I've
 easNls sea Ns Keeper

fhe ,NNA,N hn wlh MeyA diaiNis,tl me aItet having beeA the hAlNiatb,n sl 'he AneieAAefs " a Hungarian sSpss b.lhd and thoir chihli,h The Woman s ctli had hren n,cupic,i by tNN W,,nteh ahd a ,.nOpt. or babies stnve sunday afternoon. the Namen heihs charged with the rnbherN of tlancis,o Asuilat of t2o
 Complaint was made N athat dppre dations ih the vicinity of SiN Points Whei,, the gvpsies have been h camp rof several days anu yesterday three or four men. the gypsN queen. Mary other women and children Mere brought In on charres of vagrancy
 The period of their incarceration was a noisy one They spoke loudly and continuously in Hungarian and Rom any and swore much in broken English The old queen especially cursed fm- ently.
 Late in the afternoon she suggested that she would like to come to terms with the law and Justice Parker. who had issued warrants for their arrest. was summoned to the sherffs office. where negotiations were concluded It was agreed that Aguilar should have his money back and that the gypsies should pay a fine of g. each for vag- rancy.
 The money having been paid. the sypsies passed out. the bystanders holding their noses on the stoop be- tween the sherifrs office and the court house. the old qeen stopped to deliver herself of her sentiments. She reminded one of Meb Merrilies utter ing her curse upon an oppressor. She predicted the burning of the structure in which she had been confined and the early and ignominious death of those who had been responsible for her incarceration. d humiliation to which she said she had never before been suhiecfed
Arizona republican., 1910-03-08
NOTICE.

The Board of Aldermen 0f Jhc Town of Florence, Pinal County Ariz.. invite hds for the grading of Main street from the north side of Fourth street on the north to Butte Avenue on the south, Profile, plat and other speei- flcatl0ns may be examined al the Of- flee of the Town Clerk,
 lids are also invited for the con slmellon of 3a0 feet pf reinforced cop- crete oulverls SXSa inches; also loT Ihe construction 0f Q similar number Ql feet VI like euyerIs lNxa2 inches
 Contracts win be awarded "a The lowest responsible hldaers Al hids shoNld he aadressed I0 ihf ToWp CleTkr FNreNoe, Arlgona, markea NT0Wn PTn- nNsalsN Md w repelYed 0n w helOFr NhNTshal, AaFph lNih lalN ~ aP WI ~ Nhleh llmH all hlds WIN Ne NpeNed anG e0nlrapis aNarArd
 Vhs H0arA TrFfgYrs w righI ~ rf- irfl apl aRA an MAs.
 WY Wder M Ihe HAra W NlAermen W hr V0Wn W fMrenpe
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Arizona republican., 1910-03-08

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Arizona republican., 1910-03-08
,sEAe eeeHATe eeuNr

fWal pNNNpallM MargR i Mle
Arizona republican., 1910-03-08
FINDS VALLEY LOANS a
 SAFE AnO PROFITABLE
aeAvN ,NveefMsNte ee ,Nsue,
 ANee.
Moe,y Asa. By sea,hwss,seN oNdse
 wN,,es Company ot pNs.e,s

Thor arr todaN m the Ch0Vd st.ses but TeW places WheN' moneN caN be ksned out to adVamtage on eht- edsed realty secured moftsase at an interest nf per cent and over. Rates nt interest have declined an over the country. but m the San River valley u Is still possible tn get per cent on long time loans anu 10 per cent m short ones with some nf the hest land in the country as security.
 ro some extent eastern financicrs have begun to realize that they have been overlooking a few good things here and more money has poured in as consequence Few home cnmpa- nieS with money to invest have ever made the mistake of seeking their in Nestments elsewhere They have found their greatest profits. as well as the highest percentage of safety. right in valley realty.
 Perhaps there is no better illustra- ton of this than the dealings of the Occidental Life Insurance company of Albuquerque. x. M.
 In the past two years this company has placed in investments in the terri tory of Arizona. many of which are in this valley. sl60.000 All of these investments have been made through their fiscal agents. the Southwestern Underwriters company of Phoenix. of which Frank R. Stewart is the general manager
 Instead of putting back. dollar for dollar. what the company takes out annually m premiums. the Occidental has done more. Last years premiums collected m Arizona amounted to s6O.1U.90. The year before the prem iums were somewhat less. as the com pany has been established but few | years and is rapidly increasing it's business. Therefor. in two years the company has invested in Arizona | more than $i0.010 over what il has ! taken out of the territory. 1 The investments have been carefully made by the Southwestern Under : writers company and insurance funds l placed bs this company have already | done much toward the development Of 1 iafm lands and the acquisition of new i land by residents of the valley i The following letter is sclf-explan. - tory:
 i March q | "FrInl, Stewart. Gnl. Mgr Southwest | crn Underwriters Co. Phoenix 1 Dear Sir. 1 have [" acknnI.icder { r~'"ipt nf y"nr communication ai ! March Q requesting information con i c"rning the amount uf rrcm:hius collected and taxes paid ry the Oc,, ( d@atIi lnsnrancc company
 T lind the annuai rernr, of tue o. oidental Life was fIicd in this office Feb. 2s 1910. and shows gross prem iuns collected in Arizona. y.o i11 o0 | np"u which tax of per cent has , been paid amounIin. [" yl."lS.56
 Respectfully.
 GEORGE t YOUNE. 1 Secretary Oi AriRon1
Arizona republican., 1910-03-08
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Arizona republican., 1910-03-08

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Arizona republican., 1910-03-08
state or "hio. o,Y CT rols1a-tMra.

touhtV-Ss
 Frank Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner 0T the firm of F. l Cheney \ Co. doing businsss in the city or Toledo. County and State aforesaid anu that said fla. vii naV the sum u ONE htNikkb hoILAES for eaoh .nd -s-rS ease or Catarfh thar cahhoI b- cured hy the us~ or Halls Catarri, Cure. FRANK ] CHENEY. SN"rn tO before me and siifsrrl rlbrd lii my presence. this Glh day Q. becembeT. 4. IT, lysJ.
 lSeaD A. ". GLEASON.
 Notary Public. iialis Catarrh Cure is taken Internally. ana acts directly on the blood and mu. cons surfaces Of Inc system. Sehd fnf testimonials free.
 r. J CHENEY < co. Toledo. Q. Sold hy all Drugelsts 75c. Take Halls Family illls for constipa- lion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-25
L'HOMME SANS FIGURE :
(777E Man WITHOUTA FACE
ny son came into the room where

ny son came into the room where L
was.
l turned 10 him. He staggered like
a drunken man. His face was hVid.
He dropped 10 the sofa whore Lucle the
night before had reclined in all her
vOluptuOus beauty lie looked at me
with fixed eyes and drawn oroWs- L
saw again L as he had been IN me
madhouse at St Mande; I saw again
Polydore Barrabas as he haG peeh on
that fatal morning at BrH-5ur- Marine.
From his choking throat his muHled
voice could scarcely come iorth- o..
''You must go back TO france, ne
shouted. You must, You have not
an instant to lose. GO, Or
These strange words and his agi-
tated manner caused me some IN
easiness. Only the night before ne
had told me not to take the journey;
He did not know that / had received
a letter from Marcadiau, so what did
these strange words mean " nat ulu
TIE suffering Of his voice, the ghast-
l. pallor Of his skin and the terror or
lis look mean?
i went up to him
Explain yourself, PolydOre,' 1 said,
sternIy.
said in a hOarse voice; lat once, or
cannot master myself
He passed his hand across his fore
You do not understand what ! am
feeling, You cannot understand.
Did Lucie send yOu2'
He gave a sinister laugh 1t my
question laugh which show ed his
healthy teeth like the teeth OF young
wolf
NO, Lucie did not send me-" he
said TT is the other man IL poses
sion of me again"
And suddenly. with n nervous shud-
der. he dropped his head in his hands
and broke into heart-bT eakinE sObs.
Through his commissions / could hear
his broken words.
Mother Motherl Father don't you
understand what IS coming over me?
It is horrible. You are rich. and you
refuse me money for .LuCie. You
won't give me the money. Mother
would not give me the money for her
fete-the five louis for the little ring
wanted to give her. Go father; I
am not master Of myself II is the
other man who is master
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SHOT; GRIEF KILLS
MOTHER-IN-LAW
Man Lighting Cigarette Drops Gun
and Two Tragedies Are
the Result.
the Result.

KANE. Pa, oct 2l-Louis Barido
went on O hunting trip with Charles
Duchess today near Highland. Baride
wounded a bird and failed to find it.
Standing on a log TO light a cigarette
in the interval Of the hunt he held
his gun between his legs The weapon
fell and was discharged. Earido re
ceived the full charge in the left breast
under the heart and dropped.
Duchess lifted him up Barido opened
his eyes a moment and said 20 his cDm-
panion. IT am dead one" He toppIed
over on his face lifeless-
When the news reached Mrs William
Weiss. Barido's mother-iu-law, the
mother Of nine children, she was
stricken with heart failure and died in
a short time.
Barido is survived by a widow and
two children. His parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Barido. Of Vineland, y. j..
He was employed by the American
Window Glass Company.
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The Continuation OF This Story VIII
VIII BE Found In TOmOrrOw's
Issue of The Times.
CHIC REPUBLICANS
MAY HUSH FORAKER
Marysville Speech Attacking Roose-
welt Thought TO Be Harmful
to Party.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. oct 3.-Whether
farmer Senator J. p Foraker should be
'muzzled" and his future speaking
dates Cancelled is a question belng con-
sidered today by members OF the Re
publican state executive committee
FOrakcT's speech attacking RUoSe-
yeIts new nationalism at MarvsvflIe
last Saturday has brought forth a
storm Of protest, prominent RepublI-
cans declaring that il VIII lose many
votes for Harding for governor and
Will Offset much of the good that the
latter has done toward reunitiug the
warning factions. Party leaders saw
FOraker's speech was untimely and
Uuwise, and il IS believed he VIII NOT
be permitted 10 make any NOR
speeches under the auspices OF the
State committee.
Already the meeting at which FOra-
ker and Representative LOugwOrth
were TO speak together at IrOnton has
been called OF because Of the ATsrvs-
Vile performance. Warren g. Hard
ing has changed his mind about paw
ing Foraker a visit at his home in
Cincinnati.
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By ALBERT BOLSSIERE
Translated from the French BY Florence
C1-e1Ve- Jones.

He stopped. frightened at bis own
words.
'Ahl' cried. You have the soul of
an assassin, and you would oare-
you would dare
Tt is not l. viii confess all S,5Ioe-
thing has come upon me. Some for,e
unknown to me is urging me to dol
do not know / know only one thing
It IS that Lucie rules my soul. Under
Stand?''
Yes, at last understand" I replied.
Il understand that that woman is your
evil spirit and that you cannot escape
from your fate and that you are DOOM
ed"
THAT is it," he said, in a dun voice.
7 understand that she has armed
your hand 20 strike your father just as
you, on account Of her, struck your
mother"
He lowered his head.
This woman would like to see me
out OF the way, so as TO inherit the
rest Of the mOley as soon as possible"
His head bent lower.
All I cried, with a voice trembling
with Indignation 4 hear you still, after
your poor mothers death, say to me:
VIII my suicide be sufficient punish
ment to atone for my terrible crime?
You were right. Polydore. Your punish
ment is commencing
Then" said ne. holding up his head
and looking at me strangely, you re-
fuse 10 double our incOme2 You refuse
me $4,000 like mother refused me hve
lOuis?''
lie made vague movement with his
hand Then it fell down Imply by his
side.
7 have told youw he said GO
father. go, i beg Of you. It Is stronger
than J. There is a steamer on the Ger
man line sailing tomorrow. I have con
suited the weeks bulletin. Take that
boat father, I impIore you"'
He went from the room, with bent
shoulders and lowered head. bearing
the weight Of his terrible confession
w hat are YOU going 10 dO2' I asked.
Il don't know" he replied, in dull
voice We have shOuldered arm NE
SNAIL probably change shoulders
The Continuation OF This Story VIII
VIII BE Found In TomnrrOvKis
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-25
INQUEST INTO BOYS DEATH

GARRETT, Nd, oct "a coroners
jury today win hold an inquest over
the bodies Of Patrick and Paul Ma
horny, sons Of Patrick Nahouey. OF
this place, who were killed last night
by e. Baltimore and Ohio train near
here The boys, who were thirteen and
fifteen years old, respectively. were re-
turning home from visit 70 an aunt
when they were run down.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-25
BEGINS LONG TERM.

RALEIGH. \. c., Oc.- 25-RuEus
Suit was today taken from HUIsboro
to the penitentiary to begin his sentence
Of fifteen years for the murder Of Ed
ward Garrard, who was mistaken by
Suit for letter Garrard. a cousin. The
jury IN the case failed to agree after
forty hours deliberatiou, and Suit then
pleaded guilty TO murder in the second
degree.
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DEATHS

RLOXSOM-On Monday. October q. 1910. at
the residence Of nor sister. Mrs. F. J.
CreaEer SO IT street northwest, MARY +.
BLOXSOM. widow Of T. c. Bi0Xs0m.
BROsNAN-On Monday, Oct,5er q. 1910. at
S:I5 a m, az her residence. go Seventh
street southwest. CATHERINE. beloved
wife or jeremiah j. BrOsnan-
CONROY-On Tuesday. October .. 1910. at
$50 O'Clock a. m, DENIS z, beloved hus-
band Of Annie ConrOy, aged hfty-six years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HERIIHY-suddenIy on Sunday, October q.
1910. at 4-2O p m. CORNELIUS, the be
loved son OF the late Cornelius and Mar
garet Herllny-
Funeral VIII take place from the residence
OF his brother. Daniel A. Herlihy, 216 II
street northeast, on Wednesday, October 26.
at $50. thence TO st. AIoysius' church
where requiem mass VIII be said az 9 clock
for the repose OF his soul
JOHNsON-After eight weeks illness. OF
Sunday, October %, 1910 at 500 a m. st
his residence, lhI Vermont avenue mort %
west Rev. JOSEPH T. JOHNSON. hus-
band Of Nellie and father Of Finest John
son
KIMAIEL-On Monday. oct .ber o. l-lO. AZ
6.45 p. m, at the residence OF bis daughter.
Mrs. Laura Cow, I'D sire northeast,
LOUIS KIMMEL
MURRAY-AfteT a lingering illness, on Sun
day, october ., 1910, at SEQ % clock o m.
al his daughters residence, 14f1 PenDsvl-
vauia avenue southeast, JOHN r. believe.
husband Of the late Jane NJ Murray. in the
seVenty-dfth year Of his age.
Funeral Wednesday, October 20. from St
Peters Catholic Church, Second and q
streets southeast. where requiem high mass
VIII be said al a, m for the repose Of his
soul. Iuterment Congressional Cemetery
prince George county, Charles county.
and Baltimore, Nd. papers please copy)
PERRIGO-In New York, on Sunday. Octoba-
%. 1910, PAUL ROMAINE PERRIGO, son
rH-fa % len ~ NFElHf
sNuTH-On Monday. October a, 1910. M 1o.tz
a m at her residence, Coz b street so--tb
west, BLANCHE W SMITH. wife OF Rob-
ert a Smith
VAN RISWICK-On Monday, October q. 1910.
paralysis. ARTHUR VAN RISWICK
Funeral. Wednesday mor1ing. October 26.
at $3.50, from the residence Of his sister.
Mrs. BoiseaU, 4l2 Fourth street southeast:
thence to St. Peters Church, Interment
private.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED A SPECIALITY SALESMAN.
ONE WHO CAN SELL OUR PEODUCTS
TO THE RETAIL AND WHOLESA I.E
GROCERY TRADE rs WASHINGTON. u.
c. AND BALTIMORE. ND. 1T Is USE
LESS TO APPLY UNLESS YOU HAVE A
CLEAN RECORD WRITE GIVING r..
PAETICGLAES-AGE. PAST EXPERT
ENCE. FOR WHOM YOU HAVE WORKED
AND WHAT KIND OF GOODS SOLD. SAL
AIRY REQUIRED s. NJ THOMAS j. LIP
TON. 1881 FRANKLIN STREET. NEW
YORK CITY.
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POSTAL DEBT CUT SlI.5oo.Ooo.

Postmaster General Hitchcock IS to-
day able 10 announce that the postal
deficit for the fiscal year ended June
So, last, was reduced $u,5N,on0. The de-
hcit for the previous fiscal year was
SlI,60G.0o0, the amount being brought
down $4,000 In one year.
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IN MEMORlAM

PAXTON-In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear mother, ANN PAXTON Cnee
stewart, who departed this life seven
years ago today. October .. 1904
Our mother Is sleeping, so free from all pain;
Oh, wake her not, sweet Spirit, 70 suffer
again.
her tolls are all over, her works are all done
Rest on, dear thy labor IS DER;
Your willing hands VIII toll no more.
faithful mother, both true and kind.
A truer mother 7 could not find.
MAY She Rest in Peace
By Her Loving Daughter. Ida Blackman
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-25
HELP WANTED-MALE

R-Experlencel- must - ac-us-
toned 20 handling automobile tiree; q good
place Ior the right man. Apply before DO
clock YOUNG & SIMON. So 1itb e..
y w
WAITER-G0od. wanted at zI8 gth street
WANTED philanthrupIc society requires
a man OF ability 90 manage work. ulsll.eD q
lunch room Ia this district; Protestant. H.su-
est references and bonds or surety Required.
Aqdress NATIONAL WELFARE SOCIETY.
~ LLenonL -.mL-e- En--n-. No
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GIRL a0abra for re-e-s7 ,>,,s-,-o-1, co.
~ o. e- - -
Girl. for general bouSev-o-lx ~, s-,,r1 r,,,,s,.
stay n-s2Iz- apply %. y II ave
GIRL for folding ADur, 21S rO-b -
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Girl, for general horrgryorlz r., rrI,-ara gs-,-
Hg- INV - y = "
GIRI-CoIored, for general bousewo-lr Co
home nights. ll40 6th St \. W.
-, , ,
St y. Z.
GlkLS-fOuT, experienced as Chocolate dip
GIRL who can DO alteration on ladies' and
gentlemen clotnes' also repairing: at once
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UPHOLSTERING,
BIRDS AND ANIMALS
DENTISTRY

CUT RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY
Full set Of teeth, $50. Gold crowns. Sc
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