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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-25
Salesman WAAted.

Tobacco salesman wanted. Earn
600 monthly. Expenses. Experience
unnecessary. Advertise aud TAX,
orders form merchants for smoking
and chewing tobacco. Cigarfetts,
Cigars etc. send a two cent tsamt
for full particulars.
lIEMET TOBACCO co.
5lNlO New York, n. "
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-25
PROGRAM OF
THE FOURTH


mittees have arranged the program
Tor the sports ana amuSements for
the celebration. For want of time
The Recorder is only able to give the
program in general way. The ex-
ercises will open at Q O'Clock with
IL usic by the band, which will lead
the procession TO the baseball park
where the athletic sports will be be
given.
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
30 yard race boys 10 years and un-
der lst. prize sl.00 2nd, 30.
so yard race for girls 10 years and
under, sl.0O, so.
100 yard race for boys l6 years and
under 900, sl.OO.
100 yard race free for all $500,
$3.50.
Sack race for boys 10 years and un-
der, s2 W, sl.00.
S-leg race for boys IL years ana un-
der % 90, 500.
Shot put II pounds, trials, 800
800.
Pole vault free for all . trials, $500,
$500.
High jump free for all trials, 81,
81. 90.
Hurdle race 30 yards, s7.OO, $500.
Horse potato race limit 8, $40 20,
$500.
Trap shoot, 50 birds, free for all,
$1,000, $500.
There will be no admission charged
to the grounds to witness this part of
the program and the grand stand will
also be free.
SPEAKING.
After dinner there will be patriotic
speaking At the band stand on Main
street. Hon. l.. Il. Glennon, of Chal-
lis, will be will be one Of the spec X
ers for this occasion. Hon. l.. W.
Shirtliff, of Ogden, Utah, is also ex-
pected To be present and address the
public. MIR. Shirtlitf was one Of the
early pioneers OF this valley, being
one OF the builders OF Fort Lemhi in
1855. This part Of the program will
no doubt be OF interest To all as he
will give some very interesting early
history OF the trst settlements in our
valley. This will he followed by "A
short address by Hon. r j. Atkins,
OF this city.
Miss Laura Whitwell will read the
Declaration Of Indepe endenoe The
band will play and chorus of TWEEN.
ty uale voices will render some pat.
riotic songs between the various parts
Of the program.
BASE BALL.
Immediately following the speak
ing there will be very interesting
game OF base ball at the park be-
tween the MontananS OF Butte, and
Salmon
At s o'clock in the evening the
band will give concert in the new
handstand on Main street. At y.
N. dancing will begin at the AndeT-
son opera house. Tuis will close the
program for tine 4th, hut there is
enough to keep you entertained the
whole day through and you will feel
the better for having taken one DAY
for AnI nIusenlent.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

granted inasmuch as the emanation OF
radium cannot be smelled or tasted but
that the air is ionized by the emanation
Is usually proved by means of Won
derfully delicate form of the electro
scope. which its German makers call a
fontaktoscopc. The extremely thin
leaves of platinum. which are almost
as delicate as the sheerest tissue, when
mutually repulsed by an electric charge
sweep together again with greater or
less speed, depending upon the radio
active state of the air due tn the pres
cncc Of cmanation. This the physicians
in charge watch carefully.
Through two doors. just as IL you
were passing from the open air into a
casson by way of an air lock. Or. Muir
leads you into the therapeutic chamber.
which is otherwise carefully sealed from
the outlying atmosphere. over in the
corner of the room stands a tank sur
mounted by circular group of shining
nickel cylinders. and up above a glass
gauge shows the steady circulation of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

great man sat in state as the mead OF
a huge industrial concern.
This time he was met by a colored
man in a uniform.
What is it about?" asked the colored
man when Ranley handed his card.
Railroad frog" said Ranley, CURLY.
Beg pardon" said the colored man.
Frog" said Ranley, leaning forward
Frog"
The colored man came out from be-
hind a railing and led Ranley to a
bench.
Just sit here" he said, the secretary
will come out and see you
Ranley sat down and waited. People
came and went. Presently heavy set
man whom Ranley recognized as the
capitalist came out If door with
papers in each hand and rushed head
long. through door opposite. Ranley
had an impulse To hurl himself in the
path of the rushing capitalist. but re-
strained himself, deeming it wiser to be
asked into the private office in due
course.
Two hours later a keen looking young
man came and stood behind the colored
man.
Anybody waiting?" asked the young
man. briskly.
Nope" answered the colored man.
perfunctorily. only one on the crank
bench
Good night said the young man.
and disappeared. putting on his hat as
he went.
The colored man came over TO Ranley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

swelling OF the joints and ntiltration OF
the capsule.
THE results I'm govt were even more
striking. az twenty-eight patients. four
remained unaffected, while in twenty
four very marked Improvement in the
condition resulted. The most noted cf-
feet was in connection with the uric
acid in the blood. After fourteen days
Of radium treatment by cmanatiou uric
acid persisted in but three patients"
The foregoing gives but brief
glimpse at the good work done by means
Of limitations of radum cmanat ion
abroad, The results have also been con-
firmed by such men in the profession
here as Drs. l.. G. Rowntrcc and W. A.
Raetjcr, both OF the Johns Hopkins
Hospital.
At the emanatorium In this city one
has naturally to take good deal for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

insolublc crystals into soluble salts,
and in this fashion the veins take up
their share of the work and start the
unwelcome excess outward.
DIR. w. His, director OF the unver-
slty Clinic of Berlin, and his assistant,
Or, +. Gudzent, make the following re-
port: "bf 100 rheumatic cases treated
with radium emanations. forty-seNen
were improved. twenty-scvcn consd-
erably improved. five practically cured
thirteen were not Influenced, and in six
cases we were not able to ascertain the
result The most interesting cases
We're naturally those in which the
use Of the limbs was almost or COM
pletely restored, The hest result was
obtained in long standing case of mus
cular rheumatism. Most benefit can he
expected In cases which are not too old
and In which the chief changes are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

Guess you'd better come in some
other time" he said "Everybodys
gone home for the day
Ranley's head felt light and his face
hot as he left the office. A ringing in
his ears kept repeating. Crank bench,
crank bench Crank bench" He even
muttercd 1t aloud himself
lie was still fun of energy. lie hur-
ried fcverishly from office To office. but
found none save "A few belated clerks in
any If them.
ON his way home in the subway that
evening he fell in with group of his
friends, all hanging to straps. They
yelled their greetings at him above the
roar of the wheels.
What's doing" shouted one.
Been around to have little talk
with few capitalists to-day" answered
Ranl"y, offhand; then he named them.
The straphangers looked at each
other in frank amazement. Plainly they
cnNiod the present plutocratic associa-
tions of Ranley.
II got little frog" he explained.
cough 1t up" suggested one of them,
hitting Ranlev in the back
mot that kind" cried Ranley.
Lets see 1t jump" demanded an
other.
This Is railroad frog" retorted
lianley. 1T Is made of iron. Every
railroad in the country will use this frog
and pay royalty on it. have taken
out a patent and nwn all IN, r,,,h,,
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Dr. B. Love taking readings OF the Kaleidoscope which
radoacivy OF the charged air.

to take his card to the great man at
the card Ranley sat down to wait and
to mediate over the best thing t. say
To the capitalist.
In little while dapper young man
with Ranlcy's card came out of side
room and said;
Il am the secretary. Tell me what
you want and | will see what | can
do for YOU
Thanks very much" said Ranlcy. Il
have here the model Of "A railroad frog.
| propose to let It on royalty
zone moment, please" interrupted the
secretary Jelly. You are possibly look
ing for a railroad office. This is bank,
\ bank does not use railroad frogs
"A bank lends money" rctortcd RAN
ley. Il want this bank To lend enough
money to market this invention. And
will pledge the patent papers as col.
lateral"
"Not Interested" said the secretary
turning to go.
"But ! want to show the model to the
president Of the bank" persisted Ranley
II doubt II he would care to see It,"
said the secretary obviously. "Iie is
very busy"
Ranlcy glarcd,
VERY busy, is hc?" he replied with
biting emphasis. Il am really much
surprised, | thought would find your
president sitting on the curb whiting
u stick"
So saying Ranley turned on his heel
and STROBE from the office. Flushed and
angry he went out on the crowded pave
ment to think He was not long fixing
on another capitalist. Accordingly hi
moved with energy. and was whisked to
the top Of a skyscraper where secont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
NOW THE EAQANATORIUAA NEW YORKS NEW CURE FOR ILL.,
You May Sit and Read Book While lnhal'ng Kadm
Which Reaches Every Vital Organ and
Restores You to Perfect Health

gaseous breath of $4,000 worth ~ =.
dunn, while in still another ..,Io,
the institution there is h,i.u pi.
fountain from which ono M. ,.,g ,T
radioactive properties of gu uIu. .ft..
lessly working radium. E... I,. 81.
vision Is made for somctn.n. aka .
a vapor bath surchargcd with rad .
emanation; in fact thu tl,r,,...
effects of radlum will be- a.1U,i,.
all forms save that of direct tup.c,,
as in the cases of tum"r~ ,in,ar Il.
other malignant growth
DIR. Muir believes thar th, .mID,,..
Of radium reach and helm oyer, g..
organ, duct and gland up. Nll.. Pa.
and a proper functioning 90. t.. n.,..
body are dependent. IF -..H b..~.
case, then there IL hnpo ..r be
further application of thi. lew ALA.
speaking in general. ar.,r......,.
and other symptoms Of old l.o NAV.
retarded by preventing tu. ,.,r'.
generation Of tissues. ami fhu. g..
health and life be prolonged h. .,..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
. FEW YORK has now an emana-
nj forum. OF course, you may not
happen to know right on what

NJ
= happen to know right of what
this new thing in medicine is.
1t Is here to help cure those afflicted
with certain forms OF rheumatism and
kindred ailments The emanatorium
comes from Germany and is one way by
which the curative properties of radium
can be applied.
According to physicists, radium dur
ing its self disintegratlon converts its
material particles into a gaseous form.
That is, the rays applied directly by the
surgeon ultimately split up again and
produce what is technically termed ema-
nation. This gas can be gathered and
held in constrant to serve substantially
the same purpose as the rays emitted
from the radioactive parent itself The
emana forum does not apply radium d.
rectly. but treats the sufferer through
the medium OF the very breath Of the
radioactive substance.
This Is not a new thing in fact. Ma
ture has been working cures In this
fashion for centuries upon centuries,
but il is new to human knowledge, in
as much as the medical world has identi-
fed only of late the cause underlying
the action of certain noted springs and
health restoring baths As rule, these
springs have been impregnated with
mineral salts of one sort or another and
these have been accredited with the
good work done. 1t was not until re-
Gently that natures emanatorium was
recognized In its true light.
The Austrian Government has re-
Gently issued a bulletin containing the
following Information regarding the
noted springs in that country:
"Radium treatment is given by means
drinking radioactive waters, by sub
jecting the patients 10 radium emana-
ton, BY doses Of radlum emanation arti-
fcially dissolved in water to much
greater strength than can be obtained
from the natural waters. by subcutane-
Gus injections Of water containing the
emanation in solution, and by direct eX-
posture to the radium rays from radium
preparations.
"A great number Of natural springs
have been found to be radio active. In
fact, practically all natural waters con-
tain at least small quantities of the
radium emanation in solution, although
comparatively few contain radium
salts in solution. To say that "A water
is radio active. therefore, means very
little, as any deep well water is to some
extent radio active, and even river
waters are often slightly So The inn
portant point is not that the water is
radio active but to what degree it is
radio active.
1.-The variation in radio activity is
marked, some springs being hundreds
and even thousands of times as radio
active as others. The radio activity il
Of course acquired by underground
water coming in direct contact either
with radium cmanation, which the watel
dissolves, or with radum bearing ores
Many well known mineral springs are
strongly radio active, and there ha!
been IA tendency to attribute at lcas
some Of their therapeutic value to THU
radio activity,
Recently the Austrian Government
has established baths in connection will
the mines at st. Joachimsthal. 1t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

A BOUT everybody is attracted by a
~ patent at some time in his life.
Hanley's was a railroad frog.
Armed with the official docu-
mcnts which made his patent right a
legal property he set forth to find n
hacker.
He went boldly into the office of
famous capitalist and told the Office boy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
Difficulty i'm Financing His {'ro

- ~
but what oft? 1t is Just Do. much
property as though got - ... .,
my own brain"
Where did you get thu '....a.
back the questioncr.
Bought it," said Ranl,y -... rs
Man who sold II To- me- .n..rst.
from an uncle. This frog u.- IL.
had left out of a vast cs'.'. q, .
tire | met him"
"W ierc did You run a.r,.- hrs
persisted the strap hanger
Met him one night in h,Nln.
ley" confessed Ranley. turning ,.d
paid good price for the fr.. .f't..
what you mean. | have a fortune 4,
too. First thing | did was =.
papers right from WaSh.n-t % ~
thing was to look ~ thu, capitals,
one Of them is going 10 up a.
mark my words"
What If he should ms 90" tsq.
n strap hanger.
How many jumped ',-l.7'
manded another. mal.c.op~...
Say. Ranley." howled Oh" FAR
friend away. Let mo tell y.s d.
body, You migh, 49, n.,'
IN ,ha r.na :, 49,, 49,,
Ranley prudently held d., i.., o. see
ing that the railroad ir,- N..
taken seriously by his frcuI-
,.,I, -
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y s.,',,, "'", ' - - 81, '''
- ,nI.n 800 ,'i'''t'',, i''l"
"a "'S wa 4
s..f'.'di'
Ito, I'm 'H 'ir "'N''"-
- ''' "o' WIZ h'.-
had n worry nnnr n,i,i,,,
frog from Tho v.r,. A., &c.. ia.
have M. b.,,, 20 ,.,I ,..,,,
az.
d. 80 't'H ''u'd Sc" one
m '" "''''a
''o. ne "ouIo Nho"'
tomorrow nave To H.
ping SAID Mrs. l'ahlcN.
DOWNTOWN VIII see a cap
BACK 10 work IN the m"ru.u-
the frog on the maht"' Wu. 49,
ioiSeN H. Will take IL N." A.
Who will you call Oh .
eagerly.
"Oh. there is Mr.. Mo-. ,a
swered. lightly. IF rnt ... .. i
,arnegie or Mr.. Rockefeller .. 81, al
body or other. Will itt.... '. 7
as soon as match a ~k.. ,.
t,,,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23

partnership, We will sell at public auc-
tion OIL the premises. on
OCTOBER 2GTH. 1914,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
our entire stock of new and up-to date
general merchandise. consisting OF
~ oceries, drugs. tobacco. hardware. tim
ware. orockery. dry goods, notions.
shoes. hats. caps. and mems rendv made
e cot also lot or pittshmrgh per.
kept In first-class country store.
We will also sell to the highest bid
ing three-fourths OF an acre of land
directly opposite the depot, storehouse
1850 feet, finely lighted. with four
good rooms over store. With good
stables and other outbuildings, all Of
the buildings new and In first-class con-
dition.
TERMS; Very Liberal: \
HALL q sCLEaiENTS.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY ELAN e FUNSTEN.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
That Handsome Apartment
House Known as the
Bellevue Flats .
Situated at the Southwest
Cornerof Fifth and CARY SITS.

In execution OF certain deed OF
trust. dated the LIST day OF May. 1907.
recorded In the Chancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond In ID. d. 1894, page
2O4, default having boon made In the
payment of the debt secured aud be-
Ing required so to do by the beneficiary
thereunder. we, the undersigned. will
sell by public auction on the prem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
BUSINESS CHANCES

WE have u selected Slst OF saloons
which are moDey-makers. Mesner &
Wellstood, 307 North Charles Street,
Baltimore. Md.
MANUFACTURED want State man
ayers to establish Office and manage
salesr,en; liberal pay; 5000 TO 300
necessary; you handle own money
Secretary. 406 Fisher Building. Chicago.
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FOR sALE-Vehicles.

COMPLETE line of auto bodies for
Ford ears ready to put on chassis.
LARGE assortment of wagons, business
= buggies, rubber or steel tires: also
Surveys. phaetons and runnbouts.i
ONE newly painted grocery wagon.
ONE steel tired top buggy, newly paint
ed. and several runabouts.
REPAIRING and painting speciality
Prompt service; reasonable prices
y. MEYERS SONS.
9Sl East Cary Street
FOR saie, platform wagon. s25.
suitable for street hauling; plat
form top wagon, $50. for ice and coal
delivery; furniture wagon, laun-
dry wagon, ! light truck. | farm
wagon, $50; farm wagon, $50 See us
at orce for bargains in vshirles.
thomas III. Duke & Co. sol Brook
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
State Taxes.
1914

Real estate personal property and
Fiduciary taxes are now payable.
Taxes assessed iii South Richmond
are payable at Deputy Treasurer's Of
fee. Tenth and Hull Streets, as hereto
fore.
Five per. cent will be added to all
unpaid bills, December 1.
Pay. now. Come or send to the ONCE
and ascertain the amount OF your taxes.
Taxpayers and their representatives
will save time thereby. Don't delay.
j. 3. PACE. Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23

WANTED, position as travelling sales
man, farming implements or general
In Eastern North Carolina References
given. DoX "a, Wintervllle, n. C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23

showcard designer and
ad writer VIII lake pupils, charges
small. IT'S East Marshall Street
WANTED, young man who has had
several years In printing business
Apply 7o7 East Broad street. a.. NJ.
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RAn.RoADs
Atlantic Coast Line

The Standard Railroad NJ the South.
DEFECTIVE APRIL,l2. 1914. II
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s:io a. NJ, and s:ss
Fer aorioiE: 500 a. n. 400 p. NJ. al.
rsT S 20, , W, E s.s Te,s: s:ls A. N. $50
For p,etershurr: 1850 a. AZ. s:ls A. AZ.
sie 81. s:ss p g. as as F. z. 81. s:S E H.
1896 =. NJ. Ha -
Trains errive Richmond daily: 5:2d A. n.
io:Is A.. NJ. s;5s A. NJ. 1881. A. M. f1s:Ii
Cos p. NJ, Gas +. NJ. s:9a P. NJ, $500 M
1850 =. NJ. -
Except Sunday. tsunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and connso.
c's. cAGrBEEI9 d. p. A. .as Main ST.
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TO LEr-Business Purposes.

STORE for job0ing or commission bust.
!, ness. 1910 East Cary, ON account OF
moving to our new building. Splendid
store: we'll located. Consolidated
Paper & Boy Mfg. Co.
FACTORY site on Franklin street, near
Fourteenth. for rent on account OF
moving to our new building; nne loca-
ton. Consolidated Paper & Box Mfg.
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|iELP waNTEn-N1ale and Eema1e.

RAILWAY mill and postal clerks; ex-
animation soon. Over 1000 appoint
fnents yearly. Prepare ut home Write
|or our Plan, r of payment after ap-
continent Philadelphia Business Col
ege, Civil Service Department, Phila-
|leiphia, Pa.
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ELAN s. FUNsTEN.
Auctioneers.
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WANTED--Agents.

THE speedy stitchcr Is the most effec-
tive automatic sewing awl ever Of
mend harness, shoes. carpet. etc. Price.
VI One Burnham silver plated safety
razor free with each purchase this
genuine walrus leather travelling bag
for Christmas. Particulars free. Mason
Specially House. 632 NUrth Laurel
Street. Hazleton. Penn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
FOR sALE-Household Goods

FOR sale, oak bed. National springs.
dresser. stand, cxtegtion dining table,
walnut wardrobe. mahogany Wardrobe.
ton. 113 North Norris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
ANIMALS FOR SALE.

FOR sale--Having, no further use for
bargain: / pair viii weigh 1850 pounds.
. years old. sound; Price. $780,; one
pair Will weigh 2,400 pounds. Price,
$500: one pair. a years old. weight 1000
pounds. nound aud very handsome.
s175, weight 1000 pounds. Also one
bay horse. years old. Record. :2:21 IA:
safe FOR any ono to drive. will be sold
e .i,;s Any one looking. Gall and see
In nne condition. Can be seen at
Cranes Southern Transfer Stable, No.
16 South Fifteenth Street.
HORSES. MARES AND MULES.
SIXTEEN head of good mules just out
OF road work from 900 pounds to
9, large hoipes and mares. Win suit
city or farm work, and mediums
sized mares for general purpose or
driving use. Haytns no farther use
for this stock. will sell cheap and UNI
der a full guarantee. Can be seen at
Crulfs Stable, Is South Tenth street.
brok se BUN months G napt,y b Seakfs
w NJ. McAnally. Winterpock. Va.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

FOR sale, tho best FIRE wood In the
world. Get load of dogwood and
give II a trial. s1.75 for one fourth
G ,;oT;l delivered ell In RiGhmond. and si.So
mond DoEwood Co.. 1924 Hull Street
Phone Madison 1901.
SPECIAL this week and next. perfect
Is dry oak and pine slabs, the great
cooking and kIndling. and there Is
nothing better than oak slabs for
CRATES. You can save about 81 on the
cord. My coal is freeburning. Pleases
housekeepers because they get pure.
fine ashes The only yard on West
Broad Street No. 1906. Longs.
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POULTRY. AND BIRDS.

HIGH GLASS, Thoroughbred poultry.
Single comb. black minorcas. buff
leKborns. black orphants. 987 east
pullets and one cockerei for f,vc dol.
lars. John Willis. Gordonsyille. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED a, secondhand Ford 5-pas-
sengers AUTOMOBILES; must be in good
repair. Send description and price to
H. H. Peatross, PentroSs Va
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FOR sAL1s-sliscellaneous

FOR sale. cream separator nearly new,
.r, cost ss5, VII taRe $50. B II. care