unnnmh-qu
4 momma ici- Toning-ow.
s 6 544359148 5.24.
ide 1.53 a. 111.4; 2.10. is: m.
imbue “'QENTINEL '4TE1I34EPH9NE
w CALLS.” '
flew-Gilliam Reolcloneo." '
0010 name» Office. 4 1 4- 4'
m mandarin! Room.
”a brunch 010cc, Norwulk.
M any rate, the ‘Conneoticut peach
' 4- ppoars to be In good shape and
tumbling, so for. 4
W
The Sound while not exactly suit.
Is for pedestrians or oqucstrinns pur-
ones, is far from 119111an9 up an
‘auotic highway
"Moodus and East Hampton want to
o onnected by trolley and already
0,0040 has been subscribed Soon
here will not be a spot in Connecticut
whore a man will be able to get out
~‘4 oi the whiz-z oi the electric cars
Odd'a -deikins! Uncle Horace
Johnson says there44wiil be another
outbreak of the elements about Feb
4 rusry 20. And the prophet, so far
'1 this wiutcr, sccius to have been in
,spired!
r .
1
‘A freak postage stamp has just been
suppressed in Servla and its designer
Imprisoned The stamp presents pro
3. tiles-‘4“ King Peter and his ancestor
Korazeorg'c, but it was found when the.
stamp was turned upside down there
‘ was presented a likeness of the mun
'4 tiered King Alexander, bearing the
L marks of fatal wounds. As soon as
is‘ was discovered the issue was
Withdrawn . 4
What is the‘ best caurso of study to
become a successntul lawye er? asked a
law student of Senator P. C Knox.
“Blackstone, young man, Blackstone,“
answered the Senator. “Know Black-
, 4 stone. Know him inilmatcley even to
the point of familiarity In my stu-
dent days I copied every word in
Blackstone in long hand uhroe times
I do not know how often I have read
my Blackstone through and through
1 .—.—.
Representative Clayton, 01 Alabama,
4 was talking on the Swayne casc.""1‘he
tree is known by his fi'hlt,” ho'quoteo
from the Bible. There was some sneer.
mg laughter on the Republican side.
“I know it," said Clayton. "'1 know 11.
You people think it is wrong to say
“his fruit,’ I have quoted that belorb
and have been laughed at. Now, it you
scoffers on the other side will take
tutlon incorrect. You laughed too
soon ever there. You ought to study
4.tI1e Bible more and laugh lcss. "
~~
FEMININE TOPICS.
4 The deep cult of the fashionable
dresi sleeve permits the wearing or a.
lingerie cuff of cbnsidcrnblo depth
and‘thcse culls are taking advantage
of their freedom. reaching nearer and
nearer to the elbow. The increased
4cost, for they must be of lino hand cm.
braidei ed linen. 'rcal Irish crochet lace,
or 011161 costly lace.
The fad for checks is bringing the
floor ginghamo into favor. They make
up‘ very handsomely trimmed with 111;.
lovely bands and motifs of white em
broidcry
' The f'Jowolcr's Wcokly" speaks oi
the unfailing charm of penile. us ev-
idenced by their Increasing employ-
ment In necklaces pcndontr. and
'bi'oochos The combination of exocr-
alds and diamonds still continues to
be; popular 1
They ttll 1m- iluu c-urlv all tho new
' Bhil‘t wuletu call for link billions for
the slower;
I mot a Iady'iiio ulliili‘ day Who ox
'pwssed heisoli about the 44ln111'y
nineties which me put Into aomc shirt
waists in the following wmdu: “i
think 11 “ebb-r wuiui trulln for a 'shirt'
cleave." and lugrcc with her.
The tendency seems to be iowurd
gay colon; in Jewelry. Home of the
new neckluccu are very bountiful.
illilori'nt
ubdwing as many as tour
colors not with int-do
' Lingerie in much trimmed All gar
441111111111 are decorated with ilbbon r1111
bonding, and this tlbbou 11111111 be kupl
i'rciilr uml clean no the garments.
TWO ELEGANT SUITES OFI ROOMS
WITH PRIVATE BATHS AT 1
.4 ATTRACTIVE PRICES. III
JOSEPH 41., WAL42, Prop.
’ 111110 ,
Proprietor Hotel Mabockoinm.
W
Telephone 1108.-
I 1.;
‘ I
' EIGHT ran CENT.
rurnnns'r. I 4
”it 'Mvs P071113 some: air
11114111 rue coconut/14 ex-
‘ amino (1 nnvaterusur co.
int-W
‘ ed for'tho
1‘ in rubbora;
Spy on the subject of Rubber:
Editor Iol 'l‘lw Sentinel. We hour
11 great deal in those duyu about 1mm
and of their schemes and combiner
thins to keep up the prices oi
oi nepotism ’
bsr trim 111*
n-i
o nuclei! the
oapcclnlly in such a winter
as this.
For
many people, and not alone
standing in slippery illness, "
found their stock in the lubbor trade
going up in the most startling and hu-
miliating manner. and In the most in-
convenient and unlikely places unwar-
ranted by precedent I have 111'me
trade, and on hand, or rather on loot,
on a par, and strict level no upward
tendencies should be encouraged, no
speculations for me. Beating the 1111'
lo:- a football player, but is not grace
tul in the average man or woman.
Mr. Editor, 1 never dreamed that
by any possibility could i ever become
an object of envy toolbars. or 111111;
any could be so ranh as to wiuh to
Step Into my shoes. but strange to re-
late, I am mistaken, 101 not only did
my shoes walk ol4f and leave me be-
hind but my personal Interest in tho
rubber trust—mud trust in rubbers,
went up and' oil', and us a subotituto.
a much less quantity of the raw mater
4lal was left behind '
How this equnllzcs things. for it is
humiliating to be obliged to CCDIGSS
that some unknovvn person wears a
smaller shoe than I do. I am not
saying what. I could wear at a pinch,
but I am strongly oi‘ the opinion, that
it Is necessary 111 1110813 uncertain
times. to have a broad and substantial
foundation to balance, the woipht and
wealth atop and carried around undci
my particular but:
I am not saying where I lost my
shoes, whether at a religions of a lil-
crary. meeting, or a club, given to
shuttling Should you hear of n Clu-
doiolln slipper wanting an owncr
please Issue an extra edition 01’ The
Sentinel immediately L M. NO 'l
RUSSIAN REFUGEES AT SHANG-
. HAI.
SHANGHAI, Fob 8.—'l‘his city is"
crowded with Port Arthur refugees;-
Most of them are orderly and nearly
all have plenty of money. but many
aie sleeping in the streets. Every
effort is now being made to provide
the refugees with shelter pcndin . the
readiness of nteamcrs to take them to
than dcstinationn
'2‘ .. .. ._......._._-.
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8.--'I‘ho White
Star Line Bloomer Oceanic, from Liv- ’
crpool and Quoonstown for New York I
was in communication by wii‘clesu tel.
curnph with the elation at Slasc onset,
Mnss..a1 1: 20 11.111. Thc vcssol was
oi Lightship (out eight miles, as pro
tlousiy reported.)
those mentioned in the scriptures, “as 4
have“
determined. no matter what induce 4
meats might offer, to keep my stock in
with hands and feet In all very weIlIl“
'. CVL'I‘.
II THE
SliléYE SESAME"
Mil” Whnmihlm Illl
show the a cheats at Dr. Jenninga'
:Iurpmsing "loath-mic. The potluc-
II“ It cont-in calcium and mm...
olum sultan-«thy Mini-kc the tooth:
circus. health rally, and pr...
vent decay. 51:. Ad no amnion.
L 11 “iii: no: It EA ,
1 411.31 13111. fiknufiui’w ”11%“
4 DR. JENNINGS
HEINZE CASE CONTINUED.
'vsce President Mackginnlss Files His
Answar.
BU'I‘TE. Mont, Fob. Il.-0n account
01‘ the writ of prohibition uocurcd
agniuut him by the Heinz uttorneyo
In tho Suprmuo Court .ludg Bourquin
has continued till ncxt Montay the {or
Ihor healing or the order to show cause
in Lilo bli; Boston and Montana cnbc,
which was to have come up today.
'l‘hln is the proceeding 111 which it is
bought to strike out the answer or do-
lcndnut lioinze in the Mill that was
brought by the Boston and Mentana
Company to recover $6,700,000 damag
on for ore alleged to have been looted
from veins belonging to the plaintiff
company. '
lohu Muckgiunios, vicoprcsidoni oi
the Union Coppcr Company. tiled in
the micro] court todny bin separate
answer In tho case 01 the Butte and
Boston ‘Company against the Montana
Oro Purchasing Company, iinsln lic-
duclion Company, F. A. I'lolnze. John
Muckzinniss, All‘rcd Frank and W. A
Kiducy. The notion Ismfm‘ Sh ooonno
damages for ore alleged to have been
wrongfully taken from the Michael
David Illino by the defendants. Muck-
ni‘uuiss denies taking any are from
the mine as allowed. Ho aim riculns
that he ever smelled any ore from the
Michael Daviti claim at the 11mm
plant and alleges that the plaintln‘ has
not' been damaged In. any sum what-
Mr. Mackglnness also tiled a
'domurror in the. cane-01 the Butte and
Boston Company against the Montana
tlrn Purchasing Company and others
which in another case of $0,000,000 be-
'I pun o umurc 111111111 '1'.“ for 0' *1 nilr'wl
'410 have been wrongfully taken from
411111103 111 which tho plaintiff is 11110111111
('11.
CONDUCTOR BURNED TO DEATH
PORT JERVIS N. Y. l‘oh. 8-In 11
110211111111 collisslon of freight trains
on the Erie Railroad hour Otlsvlllc,
William 0.0111114 conductor of the for-
then eighty miles east of the metuck I 11 .1rd tr.niu lids been burned to death
in his caboose Patrick Schullcy
brnkoman. was instantly killed.
Ii
length adds vory materially to the 4
Fa Clifi'ord 110161 b
“A QUARTERLV owiosuo
II .nms or a no, cum.
é
AUTOMOBILES .
llcprouoni more vuluu for tho Ilolluln invoslcd tliun buy other line.
1111111 In the “111,134 and boat cduippui Automobile i’ulioiy
Prices, $650 to $2,000.
and for coming Salon Agent for Neiwaik and vicinity,
C. L. BARKER, Launch Works,
NOR\VALK, CONN.
Cm ~
A man or Sense
111' the mun who best preserves tlibll's i‘ahnliicn with which nature has oudoweu
liim. lie may "1111111 in wool glnuucs"-moui people do~hut the man 0 ln~
It'lllitt'ni .- lbuukiuilv urccptu 1qu urtlilcial old when 11111 cyan toll of 1111 need.
Wlwu youru SPEAK let us ACT. 0111- uorvlco treatment will be right.
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician.
l-luob ti. ifuitod Iiuuk Building, South Norwnlk. Coup.
Special Appointmcntk 111 convenience or pntronu.
, lllllc‘c hours It--ii:~ib. Ilium-«0:001 Huiurday evenings. ”lull.
111 America.
Branch: is
‘ .11 more than a. cough; it is a. deep-seated inflam-
mation or catarrh oi the bronchial taboo and
lungs~allied to asthma} and the most fruitful
source of consumption. :11; homes all schools 0!
medicine, and cough cures, loaded With not»
critics are worthless and harmful, because no
remedy taken intornelly only, ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BAhM, the gsr’haioide bald
cam, alone has triumphed in every case for 20
yours.
from 15 drops every n hour-timid on SURE to bathe tho throat
11nd clipnt with but, clear iiulm every night. What in the occrct. It
penetrates, reduced the inflammation. will» the permit. atom the
coughing optimising of phlegm. censoring the lungs to tho vigor
of youth. 4 (lot the 15011 or $1.00 bottle. been up the treatment
truthfully too 11 low Weeks and '11 11 grinrnutcc a cure blenr down to
the lost allege Ipi' quick conmunpilon. no uncouth nonplnton.
. m the been MochnnIcal precis-
ion. perfect material and careful
ilnlsh are 1119 Goodman that have
made Wellham. Watches the bout a
in the world. In gum. gold“
filled and silver canes at
A. W. Austm s, I
40 Wall St. Norwalk, Geno.
1
0’
«mm
mm"!
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
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r.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
4 out-:oav ONLY.
SATURDAY, FEB, 411TH.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
12.. NANKEVILL'E'S SUPREME
success
“Human Hearts”
A True Story From Life
unsecured IN DRAMATIC FORM.
Complete Boonie Enlgmont.
Capable Company of layers.
Startling Mechanical Doylccs.
PRICES:
Matinee ......... 4 ...... .. 10c, 25c
Night .................. 251:, 35c, 50:;
Seats on sale, Tuesday, Feb. 7.I
W.
FIRST ANNUALIW I
Concert,
Promenade and Ball
TO BE GIVEN BY THE
Norwnlkatamford
Musical Union,
MUSIC HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10.
Tickets ........... .,... 251: a Person
Orchestra of Thirty Musicians and
Band of Twenty Musicians.
Board of Relief:
Notice is borobyigiven that the.
Board of Itollcf of the Town of Nor-
walk will meet at their office. Opera
llotuse Block, 011 Wednesday. Feb. lot,
1905, from 2 o'clock until 4 o'clock p.
.11.: Saturday. l1‘ob.4‘4,tl1, from 2 until
1 o'clock p. 111.; Wednesday evening,
' :‘ch. ilth. from 711utiill o';clock Sutur-
lm .‘.l-cb 11th 111111112 until ‘1' o'clock
p.111; Wednesday evening, Fob. 16111,
from 7 until 0 o'clock; Tuesday Feb
2151.1111111 2 until 4 oclock p. 111., for
tho purpmtc of bearing and determining
any and .111 uppsuis made to. them
from the doing of-tho Assessors 011 list
of 1904.
They will also meet with the As-
sessors as 11 joint board Tuesday, Feb.
21111, at -i p. m., for the purpose of abat-
ing the polls oi nick and disabled per-
sons.
JAMES SUT}{ERIIAND,
JARVIS KELLOGG.
CHARLES W. BELL,
llourd oi liclivl‘. Town of Norwalk.
120 if
South Norwalk
Board of Reliefl
Nollco is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the City of South
Norwalk. will meet on Wednesday.
.inu'uui'y 21'». 111011, at 7:30 o‘clock to 9
p. 111.: Saturday. February 1, 1005, item
2 to 1'. o‘clock p. m:; Wednesday, Fol»
ruory 8, from 7:30 In 9 p. 111.: Feb-
runry in, at 7:110 to 11 p. m.; 'l'uonday.‘
February 28, ul 7:110 in 1) p. 111.; in the
Council Chamber .in4 linyiiondlstrcct,
in mild city. for tho purpouooi bearing.
and dolorminlug 1.11 uppcaln‘lrom the
on the 11111. of 11104. '
Norwuik, January 10, 1110.0.
JOHN EWM‘M'AHON,
M A'r'runw COllllih'r'l‘.
3230-1158 Board oI' liolicl‘. .
u... ~ .1. .14.... «uw-AMNN HAW—lawnwp
. in you 111m 1111111141111an IN
on: or a choice lot or 1111161161111 nlik
sponsors, inst arrived generally cold 111,
um stores at 10 20 [I111 illic. ,
it onion WHILE
Osi'
13111121 forget that there in no duiuiror
remedy for cold In the head. and the
grip. than our A, S C. DARSULBII.
n. if. «Indiana woo..- Indianapolis, 1nd one.
{815 .24.:I4
1101111111 o! the uuoouuum'uf 111110.191in
Dated at Smith 4'
SPON GEiS
nail around today mid have your plclt
l'i’IlY ILABT '
Annual 3.1.11.1 WI '
1 bury, In pr". 4
The meeting oi the New York moot.
Contoroco to be hold l the burnt
rli, will be the ility seventh session
and the third that has been held in
Waterbury. The llret oouulon held
there wait in April.14802 ‘ lilahoil
4Janos presided
eiglily~nlne ministers were present,
representing 27. 886 members. The uln-
ount of money reported {or the mis-
oionnry cause Wall $13 1341. or about
48 cents per member
Twenty yearn Intoi'.1882. tho confer
onco met in Waterbury again The
Rev. M Simpson was the presiding
bishop. This time 271 pasture report
ed, representing (1 church membership
or 12 ,.096 ’l‘helr altering to the cause
of missions wuo 311171 or about 75
acute per member.
This your about 31430 ministers are
expecid to be present, representing
about 03, 000 members The ministers
will come from Long Island, New York
city and state and from west of the
Connecticut ilvct. The pulpilu ol‘ lilo
city will he Occupied by the visiting
clergy. Bishop H W Warren will
preside.
HOPPE DEF-"EATS SCHAEFER.
CINCINNATI. 0., Feb. 8.——-W1|llo
lioppc;I boy billiardiut, has detected
the votoruu, .Iucoh Schaefor. their
game here at clghiec ninch hulk line,
400 to 321.1‘1111 score:
Schaofci~0, 48 4,0, l, 3.13.1,0.
0001.,1110,18080528
‘27 27.11.31 0. 2 60,11. 0, 6, 0,110,
03. d, 21. 0-4321.
Filippo—3, 4 0,1,2 15. 4,1 0,17.
28.35.13 9, 141, 0, 2,4 13, 39 0 11,39,
1,28,,522. 4011.210‘1110
l. 24. 0 4*040 ,
To the Board of County (‘mumiusion-
1‘11'411 of Fall'lloid County.
I horby apply for a license to soil
Fplrituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Aic LngII 1' liver. Rhino Wine and Cl-
1101'. 111' .11 111111 25 R'tllroml I‘luco, Town
of Noiwalk. My place of business Is
not located within 200 feet In a direct
lug thereto, or any l’ost-Ofllcc, Public
Schoolhouse, or the premises pcrinin~
lug theme, or any Post-Oman. Public
Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk. ibis 71h (lay of
F'chninry. A, I).. 1005.
ERNEST GROESCIINER.
. Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the above-named Ernest
Grooschncr for such license.
.I‘)uted 111. Norwalk', this ‘lth day of
February. A. l)., 1905.
Gustav E. Friedrich. ‘ll'ialihow Cor
bolt. Theodore H. Olson, John Olden
schlagcr, Jacob Wolf.
l hcrcby certify that the above-nam-
cd cudorsere urn olcctors and taxpal“
Norwnlk.
Dntcd at Norwnlk. this 7111 day of
February, A, D., 11105.
HERBERT Ii. SMITH,
Town Clerk.
There Is No Mistake
about Life insurance unless you mind
taking it, It pays promptly. it buys in
full, it pays to parties entitled to it. No
lawyers to pay. bio-revenue stamps.
No tax. No trouble. «10 your: doing
business. Correspondence solicited.
Conn. General Life ion. 00., ct Hurt
ford1
FRED'K. H. FIELD, General Agent.
N. s. Ferguson. Dwight Spauldlog,
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 363—5. 80. Norwalk, Ct.
Tender Asparagus Tips
Small Sifted Peas
Early Sweet Peas
Small Lima Beans
Tender Stringless Beans
Boston Baked Beans in tomato
sauce
Evergreen Sugar Corn
Cream Succotash
Hand Packed Tomatoes
l I'I'on, 4
.Illll Zeiilus‘eh Pharmacy,
no. 1111111 of,
hi NUNWIALK.
err. as defined by law, oi the Town 01'
Methodist Church. Wateib 1y, in Ap 1 -
Ouch“? hundred and ;
(II'
REGULAR 1:111ch HAVE BBBB FAT” 4
.WOUNDED BY OUR BIG CUT, ‘: f4
WALTER BAKER‘S 0000A (OUT TO).CAN ,...
'MAUDa. FLOUR (MAKES IIEST BREAD). OUT '10 '. alto oAa
30 IlIirunt stamps with 1 lb. But No.
30 ;H+mt: Stumps with 1 lb. choice No.
20NHIunt4rhiampl with 1 lb. Fancy;
ioII 1441011 Stamps with 1/2 lb. Megs 51:
l to Hunt stamp. with 1/, Ila. Icon.
:1 OANs comes. r1118? dUAerv. rounrou
CAMPBELL! still”, OAN . ....
ELQELABELORQOILD 1,“qu KKTOHUP4I39TTLE unanticiiristisoostosi.1-u~s-otxitruest-ii.”111.1111 205
crate prices.
«SCOTCH TWEEDS
HOMESPUNS
CREPE DE PARIS
CREPELLA, ETC.
they last, at
We are showing a goodly assortment of the new cloths
fill" spring wear. They are all the conceded styles that will.
be used for spring and summer, nineteen hundred and live.
Selections from the various importers and domestic manufac- L
tom's. Only the newest and best materials are shown, at mod. 4
4IBLACK AND WHITE CHECKS
PLAIN AND FAuov MOHAIRS
REGATTA SILK‘ in Black, 36 inches wide, the best pro-
duced. regular price $1. 5o; special, $1. 29.
Silk 13111111113
We have Just received from the manutacturers some excep-
tional values in Silk Petticoats and wish to call your attention
to this line of high grade Skirts in Black and Colors.” While
1.1.11
MR. HADLEY IS AT FORT NI'REE.
Former Norwalk Man Supposed to
Have Been Drowned. is Alive and
Well—Experience in Cuba.
William H. Hadley, a former rcui
dent of Noi,wnik who was rcccnil)
ropmtcd drowned at Willctts Point.
is alive uud well at Fort hlcltcc, Fla
Mrs. Clifford Comatock, of South Nor-
w,:ill1 has received 2 very interesting
letter from Mr. Hadley. who is her
brothbr.
Mr. Hadley. who went South with
the Spanish war volunteers, was throo
years at Fort Slocum. lie has now
been away in the Twentieth Company 1
Coast Artillery, stationed at Fort hit '
tioned at Cabana barracks almost two
Eyears. which alfordcd me cons’lchrabic
.InpnorItquity to see. that country;
.lo ln (‘uba I had the typhoid
fever and was very bad for a while.
IThoy had mu in a cagc‘but i finally
trailied and got over 11.111 February.
‘1904, we, left Cuba for Fort Baramas,
'Fln.. where We remained until last
311m), when we were sent to Fort
Illlcltcc. I have a very easy time here
as I am a firstclass gunnoi I was
‘detailed to help the Ordnance Ser-
.geant and as no d'oci nothin'g'l Illust.
.help him
i ”\pril will see the end of my en-
:listmon1,aud i intend to comchomc 10
,Nm walk to see what i can find in the
way 01’ work.“
Rec. llo writes that Norwalk people1
don't want. to believe anyone who
stays that there- in no winter in the
South. 101 they have had as cold 1134
18 degrees above zero
South" in a more nnmc
MINISTER AT MONTEVIDEO.
PARIS, Fob 8.-Edmund Bruwaert,
The "Sunny 1‘ formerly consul general 111 New York
iand minister at Havana, has been ap-
hlr. Hadley writes: “I have oor- pointed Frenth minister at Monte-
tninly soon a little 01‘ the country video, Uruguay
during the last three yearn Starting‘ l’nul Leiavrc,tor1uorly secretary all
from 11011 Slocum thme years ago this the French embassy at Washington,
spring, I wont to Cuba and was sin ihas been appointed minister to Cuba.
TELEPHONE 322-4.
lhelinesi Canned Goods Pul inllans.
Block Island Lobster, very fancy.
tails and claws. selected solid
meats 1 lb. and / lb. tins
Clam Chowder, quart tins, extra
quality A .11. “I‘d ‘
Luncheon Tongue 4 -
Rolled px Tongue
Boned Chicken
Plum Pudding
Whole Tomatoes in glass
Apricots, etc.
Golden Pumpkin and Squash
Royal Ann White Cher‘ries
Fine Table Apricots
Lemon Cling Peaches
Bartlett Pears
Eyeless and Coreless Sliced Pine 1
apple
Green Gage and Egg Plum
Fancy Colurhbii River Salmon
Charles E. Seymour 1
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
LEADING cnocna 4 so; nonwhtkncoull. 5‘
‘i‘ 31 '"
‘hhi’ll
l‘iOIfi'OOUIlOlllltlllliD
.1..iununlpgoua.iliua-nnI-«occ‘.
4 10 Hunt Bumps with 1 lb. Mocha
A Java Codes,
8 Hunt Stumps with 1 lb. Java 01
Marlculbo coitus,
Hunt Mumps with 1 lb. Choice
Bunion Colin,
0 Hunt Mumps with 1 lb. Boot File
6 «null
10 Hunt Stamps with 1/, lb. Na. d ..
re. 4 tile
'1. '1
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JUST LIKE FINDING MONEY lF YOU DO YOUR TRADING HERE.
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