noise coil goods but induced no to make a oriental feature of them on in title ; 1“ pr: . ° no will airplay variety of articlet'it those , Willi“ ""N‘Yfifrinlere‘inag. ' ‘ iifioods Arrived last. Week . To hell o’ilr‘tretnendou; variety. . 110...”,th whale, Sewingscrap, toilet and infant's baskets. Round and ‘ berth Help and Ann‘streets, ‘3 " "Sti‘utb lorwttilt. (loan. for Toenu'e's Dyeing and gleaning Establishment; also Bazar Glove Fitting Patterns. for Gen Discount ale. t, . - We usually make Thursday our Bargain Day. This week we will include Wednesday , . and Friday. making a t " THREE- BAY BARGAIN SALE! portion of our general Stock and offer it at. a special discount of 25 per cent, consisting of ffipé’ipieces‘ Carpet. 25 piece}. Dress Goods. ' to pieces Silkaliue. to pieces Double Faced Drapery. to pieces Swiss Drapery. Velvet and Lace Collarcttes. AND OTHER ATTRACTiVE FEATURES. ‘ . 'A A.Dickerrrian 8. ,Son, ,4 ”bitty!” Strait-L _ .' . YCLES! -‘ - A m f - South Iormlh. Gonooetlettt ' BICYCLES! rfir’lr”"5t£ 3 . .. 2....1.‘fig%af"¥f‘m wmv’ «we... . .. m‘ft‘lw'aéfiyr. ”Hffihuidfy“§fi.p¢om ' ‘ ' ’ ’ ‘ 3“" "rit'r‘wrfihmawfim t... ' , “mt-m- . ‘ "' "I . THE FLAG: TO IUV TH! of AND ROCHESTER BKNCLES At $50. $30, ‘75 and 5'00. , Also a fully warranted bicycle I”)? so. is at V A it I. W i' I 3 ll t ’ s Repository, colt. matron m tttttttttttt struts. I ,\ Lowzsr ‘ . . . PRICE! «Wood. ,ltt'itzltt N‘ill‘llll or group. M out: tram: Wfl'm lo'tho ordain! mute Gilli; of nun-la. and. h 'or, neuter sliver. richly mvenwltlt tuition: dotioen. among which the urine of the imperial been or ilotuonofl ignite compliments; ly. Therttrhoie o! the ornamentation ll of beaten gold migrations-lubed the "bell" of the intimate“ in titleltiy'inr BTW with rubiee enl Will. "I not value lit a trifle over amt) gutneett. Near to this intereating‘ relic in n faoveirnila of I not or ’tlrunte which were made for the new Rhodesia Home. The peculiarity“ lien in the fact“ thattho cues are of aluminum. a precaution rendered n’eeeasary'by the number of white onto that intent that t~ountry. The other instruments are of brunet. other-plated, and the whole hand rout some £350. The. private hand of .tbe‘itao of Cult-h. cost originally mi; and ,«fl» news most of the imtrnmentn every four or five years. The tigerttitin tilted by the Rae’s big drummer. which trust sent over here to be prepared and mounted. was taken from an animal Tov- . nu"! ! ‘l l! lined miliiiit‘oiilcer for the. when i am wanted." " t ntttzub‘r’vunnmno ill on» _ lotto . nty. watt wanted crush alumni hythe United States “,th A‘lenin tale. only.“ lttttl ‘ lunch of the Vulgar coll) moeeberttmt mu: rhodium.” ‘ Thin tluitonjitt’a inanef simple mindp andtto hint ll ‘tteetnetl' no harm would he done if be titled out the phloem of hlsvnffiele of postmaster by adding the sums paid in for the pureitue of money ordernamiter of some 33:55 when all“ was counted. lie. would We it good in his own time. and tilt truth‘ be thought ‘it no wrong. But the United States does not do burl-l neon that only. and in due time there troupe an indictment. found by the Meson Grand Jury. Sutton heard. lie mill“! that ho had done wrong. lie watt ready to meet his pnnhtb» meat. 'Nay: he was ready to so to meet .it at the peril of his life. Natty tag prevented if be those to leave the stale. None could find him in the bit- ter weather did he prefer to hide in the foetnetnt of his own trnokietut mountains. but it came home to him. what he had not realized when ‘bo took the money. that he btttl done wrong, and he alone must bear the burden. mu. i killed by Hie Highness. and measured oi't-t’ seven feet in length. It is lined' throughout with heavy corded t-t'ituttott silk. ‘nud the brute'a eyes are simn? lated by a pair of big yellow din-l illOlidli. . Another very fine band was made three years ago to the order of the lute ‘ Shah of Persia. All the instruutents' were of pure silver~-rwhieh. by. the way. does not give forth so good it sound as breast. boulder: being fat- hon v- it-r to itantlie~inllld with gold. The total root of this band do luxu wait a trifle under 3000 guineae. l A curious order wan received it short time ago from the Emperor of Moron- I'i). it was for eight clarioueta for one hand. As the instrument: in question Wt'l'f' all lp one key. it in pmbitblt- tltnt they wore to be played in unison. 'i‘iw vil't't'l upon an average than of eighty baud elatrioneta blown simultaneously “’tmlil probably be to create in bitn a wild desire to talto totho wood» and become an aborigiue. Even to lmngu mo nut-h nn oar—plowing eombinuliou sets out?» tynipnnum quivering—uln- ni\\'t'l’F. Tint Do. and the. Wallet. riled it not been for I little attauit-l. a Pennsylvania farmer would have, but! a large sum of money. lit: had in his intermission $2,100. with which thou- t-y he intended topnrt-hatte a plot-e of around: but. for some reason. the no uotiationa fell through at the hint tno meat. and he started for home again. with the money in his wallet. The diatom-e was four miles. and at one place the road led thmugh a dens-r "l' “'iltt plodding along. about dunk, with the dog at his heels. when u tannin-dunno sprung out at hint. and demanded his. money. [in ait'tttzgltltl hard. but was failed with a blow froth n t-iub. Suddenly an idea ntrttok him. t‘ulling hia ting. whit-b had been gal. luntly hitting ltltn. he thrust the will- let in the little («how's tnouth and waved hitn away. The dog inatantly run into the woods. with. tint roblwr after hint. Tito fartuor ornwlml to tho l-ldt' of the road. and rubbed ltituin-if until ho was able to walk. .lttst thou. tho tillfllilt'l bounded front the Woods. still rarrying the wallet between Ill! tooth. The farmer normed the wet It't. t‘tltl Intuit on the road. and ane- t'i‘t‘dt'tl in returning to to'wn without further iiltllt'tiltlllttti.~ >tioldt'tt llnya. You ran Have You Iiye Tittle-out. The intent dlmvery of H‘lenllfit‘ nmtit-ni men in that ill-t human eye tony be tattooed any color. it in now quite within the bounds of ptmaibility for Iltlt‘ltil'l to tattoo n tnatt‘it t-yt- 0f volume. "you are only tnttoood in rum Where one of them in blind. and llilit nattutnml tn t‘ttllfltlt‘llt‘iit‘t‘ a [uu'ttltur timid and ointutiy lupi‘iil'liit't'. An rye in thin vttiitlllltill will entirely «listlmtro n tum-z but a modern twttlint may valor out- of theta» dead «yea. and rtwttoro it to :tu natural nptwarauee. no that notn out but the Ohm! m-rntiny Will do mot the timid-onet- botut-on it and lltt follow. 'l‘lttt operation of ihtltntitiil in per- formed by flint treating tho eye with month". ntttll ll btmouwn nlttiolntoly monotone tannin. M'tn-n nil in ready. llm part to be operated upon its'oot'» t'l‘t'tl tbirltly with lntlin lull in um n». dilii‘t‘tl ottlttr. 'l'ht- itittooing in then per fanned by liil'llllil of it little t-iortrlonl morbiuo within otternttm ti apt-Molly liidtltt nmtiomnuuweru. -wwwuwdv .v-N , Frontier” annulled. Autoug net-eon“ peonitnritirtt of or- THIY Ant. ALI. atrium m our my fitting. comfortable Clothing. All our nurtomm loci this} 1'. one. man on to and you will rent. Tantalum . i We have now in neck s l ) TER, um : G ” Iver ghoul not can [initiation there may he ntetttinutnd the ration: ratio of it onto in New .l'orit. of whom it in Mid that he run only deep white lilllillil“. Lying down tiniiitttb hint atom pain. and he amour» to have lit-tome unite intblt- noted to to «not pollute. button it tptito naturally. fit like t’lll‘llllil one turn in the tune of n Hpnnluit baron. who t'ttit Ill-(til only lit the within of it ntonutnr. or it II-iimty turrlngo in full Inoiiou. For four year: he has tn-vt-r l'fltifll travelling by night in order tn‘ nbtttin hump. and during lltnt than in, into never epont a night in a tutti. mull" Violet-fl- Maimm m gamut of ltht ultttprlt m, mm. my] 1,.- dieirlbiilotl m «dolly nlllto. 'l'hitt fuel in tttillitmli alto-m m it. amhtnuw Imt‘mnmttml it it - mutter-riot. on the «run ‘ it” ‘ . Now. this watt not a matter‘ of walking downtown to give yourself up to tho polite or the marshal. So it t‘flllit‘ that ting simple-minded man of priuiitivo mold tiili down anti wrote a tutor to Marshal Grady in Portland, that he would come him- self to the nearest station on the railroad. Sheridan. fllld'lht'l’t‘ surren- der to an otiitvor of the law. Let the nah-or mum to Sheridan by n vermin day and he would be there. He inept lilit Word. albeit more than once it nearly mat him his life. l‘liliion has a wife. Ilo kissed ‘bor good-bye and stuffed his potvkettt with the food whirl: nbe. poor wo- man. lad put up for him with loving‘ t'ill't'. enough to last hitn two days. it might be. on the way to Sheridan. 'i‘ito Three Rivers. triple tltnnderor to. sooth. was booming with sullen. hun- gry roar. lttrhiti with awlrling mud. t-at‘rylng on its angry brunet sweep ing toga anti jagged roots. torn from their not-kept by the searching flood. Five “turn it had to bo ordaneti by Hutton on his way. awimmiug or wading. or chant-lug his life on n treat'boroun log. Out-o he Willi nearly smothered in a bottomless pit of mud on datum-rune no the quiet. remorse- letttt Hilt'k of a unit-knotttl that never giro-e up lta dead. it want bitter cold. and it» must keep afoot or perish. But thrre in iron in this man's blood. He had pledged his word and be got there. Now. when this aitttple title was told to Judge Belllngt-r. sitting in Portland as the representative of Federal law. he. being a man. was troubled in mind. for here was one who had not his life at tho \‘illllt‘ of it pin fee that tho law might have it): way. and yet justlw niunt be done and punishment meted as is not down in the Dimitri. Nevertbt‘lm thorn arr- tit-green. and Judge "0" linger resolved that this was a case whore it would not strain the quality of intuit-o were it softened with moi" ry. 'l‘ltor't-fort-‘iw impound the loweut' penalty. Width to imprisonment for air mouths and a line equal to tho? tulm whittb litttton appmprlatotl.-~tior~: respondent Sun Frflflt'lm'u Enam- iner. llo Ill-quintet Kan-no Excitement. ‘ Wiliatn Alli-n White toiln n ntory or; n Kantian man who left the state. but; the t‘Xi‘llt‘lilt‘ill. "Why. man." said? till? oilit-o of tint paper. ‘rwnii until the extra t-vt-nint: edition , . ‘ unite . .W ' oil in on “till century by the in time letter done! the nineteenth gratuity. when walnut: ht trimming ol' . i lit-mid be into . lug’ta‘ thow'tltnt‘ an early nu tho ninth cehtlli‘flfllln WWW” till?" lion want a knotty mbietn confronting ‘illP stages of thatjr‘erlod. 't'hin startling inquiry was proposed by a bishop at the Council of Mat-on. and tho reverend fathers were no liberal or to devote several neattiona to the“ oouaiderntion of the subject. They did not disdain the question on union or frivolous. but gravely under. no took the told: of anaigulug to 'wontan her proper place in emotion. With all her fenittt they loved her still. and. moved partly. no doubt. by titer-lion. they generously derided that she did not belong to the world at mut- l tons. Mom or goals. but was in truth a human being. , ‘ it other not be imagined. however, that this advanced theory was forced upon Christendom. The Council of lin- Hill was not ecumenical. and .ao t-huroltmen were not (‘oliiill’fllllt'tl to tit-- cept its deelaionrxow York Tribune. A FLOATING SCHOOLHOQSE. l’roleooor Dylrlmo' Philanthropic Wm k of Teaching. While returning from a trip down the picturesque Texan railroad a few weeks since. i was annular-d to “(’12 no oddly constructed and rakbdt—look- tug craft tied up on the Indiana nido of the Ohio. just below Cloverport. i found upon inquiry that the boat Wati a "floating little red schoolhouse." whose owner‘s Illitiilioll is an commend- able aa it in original. The boost-lion! is the property of Prof. Dyehtnt. u pitiiunthropit- lndiana citizen. who dot-bled some time since that he could serve his people better if he become useful. He bad the boat built and tilted up after the fashion of village school rooms. and started on bill trip down the Ohio. li‘llt'lllflfl'lilt' poor children their "A ll P's." nttd im- parting tilll'li other information as will aid the worthy llttlt- onus. Prof. llyehux Illilkt‘tl no charge for tuition. stops but tltirty days at out-hinwn. and act-opts snob gifts in the way of rumbles or provisions as the part-ms of his pupils ft‘t‘l-fllilfl to otl'or him. [Viral American News "out. Doulttleas: few know that the New York Journal of _ t‘otnmort'o origittntt-d what is popularly known as a news. paper extra. When this llt‘t'lll'l‘l‘tl timos were troublesome in Europe. and the. great revolution of liltlti was approach- log. Naturally .tmerit-n was anxious for early newt». and all llit‘ lit'thptlltt’rs of Sew York equipped small boats [that t'l’llifit’d about the harbor. wnyiay- log the large put-km Vt‘ritwlri arriving from abmud to get the tidings. 'l‘ln- .lournal of i‘titillilt‘l‘t‘tl-t'tllit't‘lvt'd the plan of Ht‘lltlillll out n Si'tllill tlt‘llOOIl- or to intercept the llllt'kt’l!‘ two or three days illlt'iitl of their arrival. The originator-a of the plan wort- laughed tit. and told that it would in tho and ruin tbent. lloaulta proved otherwise, however. and when the st-tttnpltoritr telegraph unnounml their st-hootn-r in the oiling. and later. routing up tin- itny. ibo t-rowd would gather around 'I‘llt'y'btltl to was ready. rind tin-n mm or the part tit-rtt would nometitnt-s l‘l'fltl ”lt' now-t aloud to hundreds of t’ilizt‘lls, while tbotutnndtt of million were sold. 'l‘itls ochoouor wnn the first Amt-rival: llt'Wri- hint of any size. limit"! 'i'nble. Aokod ‘l'oo blur-It of i‘rieitdubip. A tint. and it friendly t‘l'lllt‘ art with an «utility with lilllll in the 'itrttt ’ and rt'ienm and in political, it may, neat little tmrrespttttdtvttt'o tookI pot)" returned to it because in. thinned plat-o lN’th‘l‘ll liurltl lioborta. the or I ingtbntnnolvon totbe vt-ry topnotnb and W. elitism martini»; . , . i“. i . . ‘1‘ .. rtenrne Mill. ml tantrum edition.- anti rip-lint not.» as. brie I'm In ”autumn Iver. Weighing In I-lé—Onrourutl bro-gin»; M ennui mt tannin- to mt» right. Chums Cm. See; liltrnh. lib—The lllllmh and James J. Corbett have been “adorn-lug in preparation for it“! but» tomorrow mu prnotiizaliy‘ concluded last night. Both men have trained eon. mientioneiy and well. though in hotter» llnlly' dillereut direction; 1‘ ilinlll‘ttnonn has trained to innocuo- hll Weight and hold his strength. Corbett bu trninnd down ind ts‘tttlii a very heavy men. The two pnyiihttr were never in better condition. iltultntnonn but all the up; neurones of a big. beef eating: Englishman. lilo fan'- ’bi ruddy with no" his t’i'o bright and hill atop ttlnltld. Cu. it In ilko a mettle porno racohortte. He in nervous in notion. high strung and with the tempu- of n fiend. it la the mum tnper that be exhibited on the day belie be fought. Charley Mitchell. Sethin pleases-t him. Haitian nitrogen» n funriebod liolt. Know;- downu and limit-bouts have become his putlme. The weight of the two man as they will etep into the ring has been a much din unused question. A prominent sporting man Corbett on the station a few days art-porter that the Weight. of the . ifur- nian watt just itiii poundzt This will great surprise to those who' have swallow ed the in? and 170 pound atorlee soul out froth tho Californian‘e camp. Corbett is therefore hunter than over before when in lighting trltn. He in also stronger and a better punelter. but possiblyn tow it’bntles slower than when he fought Sullivan. lt‘husimtnons is heavier than ever be. fore and US"! bit faster and harder. He at so has the advantage of several ring flgbbs to his t'rodit since Carlton's fight with Mitchell. lie weighs exactly list}: pounds and will go into the ring on nearly at. this weight as possible Even at this figure bu giro: Corbett more than ten pounds in the weights. and sporting man generally regard this as a handicap. ’ The Dunn- All Fouled- .— tniht of the battle. Dan Stuart has prur- timily derided to hold all three fights tomorrow it tho Weather perutita. but if it is a cloudy day unnormw he will probably put on the Fruitiriiroen fltzbt and postpone the Fitasinnnom.Corbett fight until the following day. ~ 1f the port. day is cloudy. the l-‘lnbortyHawkiuz-z will will take place anti the big fight will be held over until Friday. This contingency. however. is not. likely to happen. The kinotompe’proposltlon seems to be the main thing in this flghiyand Stuart. will do everything to much a clear day for it. From the first the lessor fights ham been merely ralctrlnted to fill in a possibly tlontly interval. Built Corbett an Fittzaitn. "tons understand thoroughly that they are to be in the ring at, to o‘clock in the morn- ing. This. with the inevitable delay of pngiiistic wire pulling. probably mean a midday light. - It is likely that Stuart will be somewhat lisappolntoti in the number of spectators I at tho ringside. He will undoubtedly E rloar himself. however. on tho utteudanoo . and will make n'good bit on the bloom mute. The people of this state are show» ing it trotnendotfs interest ,iti the event. The streets are full of minor». i‘OWboyhl 1 mi Pinto Indians. who seem to know all ’ about it. Squnwa with papoosos slung to 3 their bat-its stand around the “root. coo nor» hoping to climb a glimpse of, the big pale fut-e warriors. ' The following incident idiom the great interest felt in the light throughout the hllfl't‘tlint'llllg country: Forty gaunt and bearded miners started frmn Rodin a few days ago on anownhoo-t to cross the Slorrna to Carson. The die tattoo is about no mile». and in the mono- tain poem the thaw ll 30 feet deep. After oneounttering areal hardnhipa they arrived yontortlny. and they proceeded to fill up and moire thingtt lively. They are enjoy i have already uncured souls for the bottle long tinge of training whloh Robert Flu-7 cm: the widow lives Everything is rattled regarding the tin- . WNW. "what do you moan? What or l Whom ho wait in the habit of itnbttoi» ’ “MM" ““lllil‘l‘ll’il 0' 3” """ml- "'09“? ‘ t-ttt-tnt-ttt can there be. in living whore tin-re isn’t a piece of “mutation higin or than u itttutlower. and where liliv men beings are as low as tilliiliilt'i‘. showers?" “Well. you one. tr» mail this." he replied. "You put in n t‘l'i!|'l.l and front the moment the M‘otl'tl in tho nround‘nntil tho lillil titty of harvottti it'tt a gamble whether or not you got: a full trap or barely enough to food: a mule. 'i‘lit‘ Illillllllll'tl oxeihuuent amount: to what you would get out. ltlng. ltoborttt boil pnmtod n iiilliilwt‘ of pit-lures into wltirlt be put all bin ttt'itltlti. and upon pint-int: tin-unon ox- ltiltition. utttt-lt to his uttrpriw and mor~ titit-uiion llltll friend the vrlth- ut'l‘t'l‘t‘ly nttnt-itot them. in due lliiit‘. IIOWt'Vt'l'. a note o trod. atltirvsiwd: "My [Will Ilttlit‘i'bt.-Yttti ltlti't' doubt. lotto read my remarks upon your pita tum. l how they will make no tiif~ forum-e in our frienduhip. \‘ouru. t-tt-.. ,..._,-,-' ‘t‘orniehmen and supporters of Fluid": I lllOltii. name down from Virginia (‘lty and bought a blunt: of intuit: from [but brunet. l Mnny «portal trains are on their way .aud will arrive tonight The weather in l Intrfot-t, and everybody looktt for I great. battle. ‘ 'l'ite Luanda Bound for (lithe? l IlMJl‘i'imltF. March id.-C’nptain But- tnn‘n oi the ntnnundtlp Bowdon. which innit jinn arrived, here. report: panning the Lou ratio hint Wednesday afternoon tivo miles northward of Wetlingtt inland. Her aunt» of it four tnoutlttt' potter ggum to whip“? 'l‘ltht had a tandem-y to slightly in- , "it“ “‘"llt‘l'i‘i' Mil pointed out. and on let- you had fiiiilit'tl erorythlng. 0h. thttt'u'tt plenty of extviioment about it. Mill l'ro twanw tto arenatomed to that' feature of it that i’m lottt without in", «room the painful-”n wrath. and In- t‘flllt'lli'd the following: “My Dear “"‘r'r'n-W'l‘llt‘ next time i meet you i shall pull your now. i lul‘lliu was to be soon on bur bow orator-n. it watt plnln from the height of ride aim showed out of the water that the ball not. it full out-no aboard. Tho taut-ado was tilflllllillifi ulowly in o ttomhorly tllrontion. This format- W” n (liter-Ii letter in. ' hope it will make no tiim-rt-nt-v in onunn tho oxttott'ourtto utenrnm take forth: ternity man. and. ludlomua an it may frhnnluhip. t'onrti. eta. it. tttiitltlt'i‘n. M erritl monwm moon her nooks. team. he tmtttmtionttbiy route with the utmoat eeriouttnm.—~Nttw York Tribune. - _. i A itenttilar toque-ti ! litwdt-n owtttt n llillllltlt' plane of property. it in a morning Ill‘M'lflIW. mountainous ttntlor the amt now-run l'ttlwtl thltllnltlwwfl allowed the “Drummer Anaetger." Title deity. upon the death of its tut proprietor. we: willed to the titty. upon the tenant. flail that all pronto arising literature: eitouitl he spent upon the pantie pat-hm 'l‘ttiu your a him playground of nearly right item we» partitioned from Prince (team. the more brother and hetr-ttppermt. and it will be ready for no next ”Mill.“ The tuner «national to hold the reorient of Ill hitter-tin. for that trtntt litll been untried out in in hrottdettt ttpirli. and the power nu never been employed to tot-tor any reboot ttt‘ npinioua.~iloitrttt flotilla. rm... tony mun-tonne. 't‘tte hue t‘. .iertnntt fiery. of Wilton it». diverted that in: body should be burned. tintt the rotten nhottltl be and in naurlttit e tmlli mint-it. and that . l alum hie V more" Yorlt lint. lt Iii not I‘t‘i‘tll’tlt‘ll whether they tuot afterwards. but it in iiilit' to my lltoutt erstwhile friends ltobnobbnd no more. (funneled. ll lit [windmill to fllltl nt't'littittll for eirenutut‘aumt. A good tutu-y in told of In old organ-binwur who wnn dy- ing. The ttttrnttt watt viuitinu him. "Would you mind. air. iiiiltlllifttlll't)i'~ Inuit" to play the 'itoud Mill’t‘lt' art-r lite?" halted tlw tilt-it mun. ‘ "l‘ot’lalnly i will. t'bnptnnu." unld the t-ttruto. “'i'hnultttu. air: none or tweedietittut iinethovmi. ytttt lit: only "lilitlt'i'th" "l litii Intro Ili' will do it." rt-apttudvd the nitrate. ’i‘ltn old then lay llllli'lillfi' for lilt‘ltilo and then orttlttimotl. with ft‘i'l'tttit': ”flow thankful i in- that t tiltllli'l have to blow for him wiwn bu play»: the loud pert 'ill the mat." Till-“HM. that are know. (Jilin. l'aeopttrtn. The lines on no taro buntnu llllllllil to (thin in tin lute-mung any. When a turd!» dull-at a passport. tint point ; iii“. committal ‘tutleitltt Windward with title oils, lie and it watt evident the nppottranoo of tho lilowdt-n bud emtod no lltltiononltorno tttnn «tuna-d the filibuster. no trite (shunned lit-r mama and "and away morale thn uzinlwnitl. A blond of steam pouring out of the rebound plant the humid allowed that own if her lit‘l‘l are weak. and the in on ly no ptnimll Will. titty were inn lure" poumt they oouiti aloud. and tho minty valve wan blowln off. Thin watt ovidetttiy being done rot rite inittttt be ready for a ttpttrt to nor a tlpniilelt or t’nllett untu- worthlp. A tor the howden bud pm her the titted-ti WI on the Cuban nouns and was won for intern. "at Mite Melt no. a I)". um. \l‘tidtltllihiiitlt. Pa. Intuit towatmnt trot-kn ago It mad dog hit A number at p» pin in the mining town of litmus Antone tho manhun- mu .inim Gretna. The mini wan motorized. but on Hum young t'rntner mu related with it” haunt. lint utttierln were terrible. and ll tutti to ho Vltwp 11:21. had. "Ilia lather Wit-not 1, tumult the. timid tumult!“ fur and arrived lull nlllll. Um “that in; bin law! may hit ‘ dead by the tit-dildo. The non tiled it i innit later. trot-m at a mono film Mm nutritional. it. J.. mull til—vile Itilill Walker. a Wealthy hotelier til tltttt with, ill.‘ 'mi _ ‘y
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