Brenham Weekly Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 14, Ed. 1, Friday, April 5, 1878 Page: 4 of 4
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Haus Again. jlr. f.'S. N'ew-
CSSTr rcfumed .Hxme from his
mrtJr on;Wda--iie:
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TDsAMATiC We learn that a
.i?retUeIfbf this!
Braaiatic Clubi.w . 'r -.tl
- "1fnc.'RsHinsseasqn is nqyv- in-.Wasnshingtliisneigh--35r6rJl-3otHisurdryr
'fTriei.-.butcfish.
' -ScHOOts. The-Brenham Pub-tfelhisnpTn-aflSurish-liieprospeious.
cpndition v and
p:.a:gdiaLSiP. c'ty-
' 'lMceprtSiVtli0n tSMlherb-
asJvUittle J.o.&efiAMl3ay.
"He"jCollectoriwas --araund-)ret-
tvli-viT-Sislitile'bili' "'
&htv$ '' .- - ..- t '!'--
Kate PtrrsAM. Thtsfavorite
'iifeyth' 'ffnrf- company
'U?vfe!CTjy 'IHS tfpfcrarI6iisc
''f5tw6!gHf3?--prjli'"6tlf tind
H6
RMoipSR-Afgooft iron
oiwdrvaiia machine-. shoD.sin
.
ihehands orexpenenced wqrk-
. ion-would-do-A paying -busi--.
Rfcrnpvj&-fjMrs.'j. R. Bropliy
KaSYcceritly "removed to the new-
Chase House on Vulcan street
rcariofSimon'sstore.- Sec ad. in
ino&eri$pluran.vx - ; .
Tiiz&z-v.-as a great many peo-
ple in town on Saturday among
t-jthnaMalarge- number.of negroes
''rcrte vl whom allowed thein-
siWds ' to- get a little too 'much
bugjuice.
On- milk Vcn't some en-
.tffi
fesT3W?tirt rtftf" tKpmin airt4fr-nn-
'eratinflextfall?- There sjnon-
"ej'Irf.'tii'e'enfejpriseV."'1 ' v'"
71.- E!"C.pjdRcnJ ie color-
?dTtictho dist chilrbli at Gamp
tpjKa..is.a stand.ingJonument to
izr' 1 lirsr' 4S.1 1
AtlULIUUIdl
i besides
portion
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The forth-coming Volksfest
of the kind ever held in this
j30rtiqnof tlie.S.tate-. .Just think
of ipodecoratcd'- .wagons rep-
jSsiJntulf alPrra'des ?and4ro'fcs-
ionsr in oncTtrand procession.
t rtsEAEi.7-rOJil.but isn't it. nice tp
.etths-.faQieiaQfcalbduhc'ing" 'ba-
i ySbby?'VX&kT; 'jilike Jacobs
-iowtheifec'l3jancl he'll feft." you
'LipSJpiKMibw Y.ell 'hcre-'s a
douile caljh-9 jic new corner
jnayhelive long.and prospor.
if "j ' t-j
personal.1 ;Uur' -old iem-
pronius 'friend -Jlr. Alex; P.
til
J5shcr was in the city Friday"
""and paid'the Ba'EK 'a visit-for
r tzae'jggaidatc for
..Assessorqf Austin cdunty. He
iSn every way competent to fill
tiie. position and we hope he
Xr(i$i be .elected.
lZ rPjuvsiciANSiw. fleeting. We
1'ekrn from Dr. Matchet that a
meeting: nf the i physicians of
this county will take place oh
thcs.ecnd Tuefday.TtheJfOth
. nay jil'Aptilj for .the purpose of
JIJSljlgjegiVngton
lhIea?rakas1iciatiDn and
witlchB -JittlehQ-came to
t'H-onFridaylLnd having got
ajTcagionaoaa-Di
Itimber.-started
P&yKaehep the
eoflotwifon the Long Point
lin5swSonfc?5?RRlina-ane of
theKorscs:s)5'tBat .itrlsould not
travel and!!alsi35cvferely bruis-
' rigIr-Aireh-and'hisson. They
' procured" another "convevance
ajid'startedjiomcward.
'J&&Mk&3In &&
n ifts-nierrtiftrWrirhisinnrket
.wysyJ;:' .? . v? ; -
mfWr15i
rr vm "i--"riT-
peifafiSBlfftolrat'
fester tnepotatij
giving low tariffs it is?
tljat tjicy wi!l derive nearly
hiuclreVeriue from potatoes as
Trom cotton and that a season
of-the year when tliey could: not
utilite itlieir rolling' stock for
any -other purpose. The' larger
portion of '"the- cotton shipped
from here goes; to Clinton and
Galveston comparatively a
short distance. The potatoes
have of course to be shipped
northward giving the railroad
.much moreto do. If however
..they insist upon'a prohibitory
(tajifilitAvilllresultinllie destruc-
tion oLsaa important .industry
!"wfiich.'would. be "mutually bene
ficial to both the people -off-this
i.h j ... . r r w
countv and the railroad com-
panies:' '
"Should'the railroads give liv-
ing rates pf freight arid the
pr.eentcrog of potatoes Jpf6vc
a.payirigt.dnc the business twill
bCj-doubled perhaps tripled
'next year. ;
"Weekly Cotton- Statesient.
Mr. jtK. .Lewis) . furnishes
the Banker Svitn the following
ISta'tanent for the; .week 'ending
Thursday; the 28th. mst:
:. Net receipts baJcs ....... 1S5
oaipifients 307
Slock oft ionil.... S4't
.Total receipts;... .... '9-753
Freight to. New York 8oc.
per"-lop'lbs.; fail and water. 4
Weather report by Dr. Wood:
Total rainfall in inches s-io
Highest tenjieraturc.... .... ...;. S3
lowest temperature ..'....."..". 67
Average temperature... 74
-B. H. & -L; C. At the reg-
ular;meeting on Friday evening
th"invitation of tlie. Houston
Ffrc 'Department to attend the
San Jacinto celebration on 'the
22Jihstwas'a"cceptcd. A small
.delegation-willo down They
also "received an invitation from
the Brenham Volksfest- Asso-
ciation to participate in the fes-
tivites' on the ioth of May.
The invitation was accepted
andthe company placed at' the
disposal of the committee.
Fleas Again. The" Banner
is. in' receipt of a letter from a
Chappell Hillcr in wlilclf hp
tells the .;cha'rnp'ion - flea story. '
We arenot prepared to endorse
his statement and give it for
what it "is-worth he says: The
fleas in that town arc as large
as a healthy pig six-weeks old.
' We'' learn from a farmer residing-
in" the viefnity ofLong'
Point that rain is needed badly
-although crops are looking very
well.' He has forty acres in Irish
potatoes they are already as
large-"as marbles: - He thinks-
'theyAvill be ready -for market
by-the'middle 0f ilay.
SlUrilENTS FROM BURTON.
Tliere has. been ship'ped'" from
burton from September 1st 1877
rto march xo 'I878; 'looo bales
of cotton 1 8 cars of corn 'and
22 cars of coton seedjalso. 306
cases of eggs by freight and
many by express.
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The"-late Ben Wade's father
was a shoemaker and a soldier
'in revolutionary war: The late
Henry Wilson Vice 'President
of the United States.' was a full-
blooded shoemaker and worked
on.th'c bench in a slioeshap.ina
Massachusetts town. So we have
the son of a shoemaker arid a
shoemaker both of whom were
distinguised men. If Ben Wade
had been a shoemeker instead
of a. United -States .senator the
South could have-had one bit-
ter enemy-less? r 3
Mr A. E. SvveetI of the- San
Antonio Express is 'about to' re-
sign his portion on that paper
and has accepted' the portion of
correspondant of the Galveston
News for Western Texas. He
will.flp.en agepergl .business
office for the Naus in San An-
tonio. JIr. Sweet is one of the
most brilliant writers on the
Texas press '
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A St. Francois county' Mis-
'sou'ri couple areth'c parents of
a big Baby. it is-.i3 ".months old
weighs 100 pound$.
Wy
F.?S-
rtame
V
lanure
ft not
yield
Lean be
the
chops from au
ones from a.Leiccsl
from a' Southdown.
civilized meat in existence.'
J .
A farmcr.should team les-
sons;from tlie foibles and failures
of others as well "as by tlicir
wisdom and triumphs.. There
are lessons in every passing
minute or passing'zephyr.
Fat little Berkshire pigs
are pretty and nobby short-
horn steers are -the delight of
the eye. But ho pigs are pretty
on the door-step"nor any breed
of-cattle a pleasure to the sight
in the orchard.
FarmersJcubs.aside from
the agricultural information
which maybe-gained by- such
associations will "make families
of tlie same neighborhood bet-
ter acquainted with each' .other;
create a bond of sympathy; pro-
mote" delighlfuLsocialJ relations .1
and give happiness and' enter-
prise tp"the"'entire rural popula-
tion. - -.'..' -
The .Patrons in California
are pretty fairly 'represented in
tlie Slate5 Legislature. There
are. about fifty grangers in both
Jiouses. If the farmcrsinterests
are not well.looked after m that
State it-willbe their own .'fault
for certainly fifty out of oneliim-
dsed and twenty-five can f exert
an influence- in the legislation
bearing upon tlteir own" great
Mridustrythathpuld give; 'to the j
iarmmg ciass uieir jusrngnis.
TI10 Horse's Back. ..
The first thing sayjs. tlie
Michigan Fanner tp notice in
Judging a horse so for .as- his
back is concerned is the length
of it A long back" is a weak
back tlie world over and. in
every instance.1 By .superior
excellence bfstructure in other
respects the w.eakness of the
back may m some measure be
made' up but tlie horse can "nev-
er be-the horse he "would 'have
been had.hisback been a short-
er one. A horse's back if short
has strength- and is a sure
evice that he can carry or drag
a heavyweight-a'great distance
and not tire; neither will .two or
three seasons of turf experience
break him down if he is a speedy
animal as is the case- with so ;
many long-backed .horses.
The Farmer observes in re-
gard to the length of" stride in
horse: it is not in --any way
.the result "of the back" but the'
position" of' the pasterns ' tlie
slope of the shoulders "and the
position.cif tlie great bones of
the hind. legs. There--.must be
length some.where or" else the
horse cannot stride far but it-j
should be put in below .and not
above.' The length should be
between tlie shoulder joint and
he hams of tlie horse."
Farnorj' Boys.
For farmers" the country
wantsthe most energetic' thor-
ougn-going ana wiaerawaKe
boys thattari be found." Hence
if a boy is blessed with '"that
crowning concomitant which
moves the world braTns let
hirfi become a farmer. Brains
constitute the great'desideratum
in agricultural' science--at the
present day. Fifty years ago.
-musclefwas 'the"1 essential requi
site. JMtty years ago- a farmer
was expected to perform every
manual labor of the farm by the
exercise of muscular force; while
at 'the present 'day -he heeds
"brains more than muscle to en
able him to managelabor.saving
tools' and implements with skill
and-efficiency. When the.jabors
of the farm were nearly .all per-
formed by the laborious and
and fatiguing application of hu-
man force farming' was irk-
some drudgery. But now when
teams and steam p'pwerrespond
to the bidding of the .tiller of
the soil agriculture is 'the most
agreeable pursuit one can de-
sire. Tnie at some seasons of
the year farmers are required
to labor early and late for sev
eral aays. - men again per-
haps for weeks they will have
easy times. Dhigo Rural.
To Destroy Bed-Bugs. One
ounce of corrosive sublimate to
bne""pint of alcohol'; with the
feather end of a goose-quill ap-
ply the "remedy to all tlie crev-
ices and wood-work; the black
dots will indicate where the
bug's hotel is.. The bottle
should be labeled poison and
placed where it will not be used
by mistake or what remains
thrown away. No second edi-
tion of bugs will issue after the
use of. this-infallible remedy;
Any "druggisfcan mix it. A
pint will be' .enough for four
beds - ..''-.-.
"tnio-JirtolnTiMiaryrSUStTTlENIIAll?Re-
Theniost renouTied ' authors
and civilizefs of ih'e-. raceljave
.written-.upon tlie science of fa'rm
ing and practiced the tirts of
thejagricultunst; and. .welhthey
might for certainly-'husbandrj'
Isohe of the most useful as well
as most honorable and delight-
iil of occupations.- Could we
iiakc an accurate investiga-
ion says a writer into the ac
tual stateot nations we' should
robaWy-" Una .that the. nation
;;d mvthe science and
t'ntufOvaalso most
"IMiuiwhuu auu ;a-
.-ngl. ojf new
litility of the
ity of practic-
iiiportant art is
in lhind'as the
iigrants.'Aiid
it riKy fceprwith truth that
(J no co'mmusity or Country ever
fsrospered ilN agriculture was
ntglccted or suffered to decline
TUie science whicljuiitieriie the
artsofagnculure aruf-trometU-J.
-. . . sji . ..
ture bought to be taught n our
' b
common scnoois; ana v-e nave
butlittie doubt that in the not
frao'fftinie thi shceded improve-
ment will be made in the sys-
tem of common school educa-
tion in this our beloved land.
Among all the industries of
life none require more thought
or patient' investigation and
persistent toil than agriculture.
The care and study of grains
grass and domestic economy;
the managementof animals their
breeds fuses' and advantages;
thepreparihg" and .marketing of
crops;' the - disposal of surplus
herds and flocks; the education
of families and the" beautifiying
of homes; all demand attention
and "employ most earnest and
serious thought.- J3y diligence
industryland-perseverance the'
coy 'goddess; Nature; is won
"fields whiten to harvest; orch-
ards .bend under rich burdens
and'vihes yield theirpurple clus-
ters." '.."'.
.Question for Farmers.
No farmer is .in .a position to
act intelligently-in the pursuit of
his business Vnleess he can
answer such questions as .these:
How do I stand witli'tfie world?
What am I worth?. What are
myjiabillities? When and how-
must these liabilities be. met?
What part of my property is
productive? What kinds of
potatoes and other "produce
have been most profitable and
how "much'per acre in dollars
and cents jvill-Fife or Russian
wheat bring me more.than some
other' kind? Will 'it pay me
best (to raise Berkshires.or Suff-
olk or Poland China or some
common breed of hogs? How
much' has the making of butter
and cheese cost me how much
have they brought me in? '
Many farmers can make
shrewd guesses in answer to
such 'questions but cannot give
the .figures to support their as
sertion and such guesses-are'
;frequently veryfarfrom accur
ate: iis .a result serious losses
occur from a continuance in a
course which the farmer thinks
to be profitable.
"Now for theremedy. .Let
every farmer keep a set of a ac-
count books. What' we 'mean
is this: that .every firmer may
recoraing an nis Dusmess tran-
saction (one or two inexpensive
books would answer the purpose
make it possi lie for him .to'ans-
"wersuch questioms.those .sug-
gested above and thus place
ktiHself in a position to carry
-on his business intelligently and
profitably.
4wd lm Replator
or Mc'dlcino .
Iywlc'for dean uc.it WHITE Wil.vrPKH
wltht:.e3fd n yiilic letiet stanipril uin it
iii tUo fin in or a llbUjn' jp-acefuljy caned
in to l!e (elier riubiaoiti liie emblrin of
our trade t tratula M.r!HraUGr:i1uule with
the vonU A-(J. .SIMMONS LIVU itKGU-
LATOU or McUICINK llieivoti aUo i.b-
xerre the tisrnalure or J II. KKLUS S. CO.
in red ink ou the filc.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Reware of tho-.p who know nothing of
MeilicaUt'omiiouuih. whiimttmt untrunu
known to sour ami being analznt jntv
worthier anl only liuulcto flreie the public
ami to pld'enn ihr well eanietl ntjiumtion
nfeitin &. Co.' medicine. These -fraud.
hare no reputation to MKain and will cheat
voii for a few jieunys e rry w ay tliey can..
Iok careful to the' medicine you are In-
durl to take for much Minciingicmianeat
inhirv aiidevea death ha rc-ulteu fnm im-
proier treatment and fivm taking uu? klllfully
SKB WIIOKKOOIISES THE GENUINE
lion. Alexk JI. Menhens.
m:ituv..ino. vr. iWkwitii nuhopofGa.
Gcn.Jno. It. (ionlon U.o. Senator.
Kt. Kv. HI.ho ricrre.
Him. J.thtiialllhnrlv.
.1. Edzar Thompson'
Hon It. H.Hill.
Hon. J. C. llrw Unrldge.
Jruf.la!nvilUvI. 11.
(Itlr-f JiKtire Hiram Warner. Georgia.
LowU Wander .st 1. 31. l'hlla. I'a.
nd th"Uhmt fthcr from Hlium we
havo lettttraof comnumUotlon and recommen-
dation. "
Testltaonlilnro recelreil eer- day from
persons of nIiira:Ion amlpromiaeiire lrnmall
partttirthecouutry:inl;i!I tlmtU akoit i a
felr trial.
ItNviulnentlrn Family Mwlicinu; and hy
being kept rea'ly for jmmedhile resort will
ae many an hour f utleiing and many a
dollar In time and dn Uiy bill.
Send fora'i AlmamViaiid conttuce jourself
that Sfmnmub IfeguUtor U one of the few
mHlKine that en b relied ujhui a a aTc
fnd ellicHcioufnnitl j medicine: but beware
berHroftd.bcou vourguHiil fitrfrnitiUi. Imi-
tatbn( andt-ub-tiite an-minii-roushey lay
In wait to piey nixm Ihfr public and to i niV
Ka the Gmtte-ttLhtrMeiUctiie In the world.
Dr. SIciraonsr 'lifver Regulator
J. II. ZE1MX& CO
. - PJI1HIEJHIA.
foHty ulluirrctaWe dmrett5.
Sewisff Hachine D:p5tf-
t ."''--. -f-
Office and SK'esrooiiicrner".MirlBt nnd
Main streets umli-r Mclntf rellutisa. .
S. G.. VRIg1IT; P'roprlctor.
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1 tpep constuwllron linnitafull stoek
i( Swinj; MacliiiieKt'fjl'- t'e.'l.manu-
facturr nliich afn" nflrivj ruinrlinbly
liiw fnr'ntah. All kind of live stock
tnki-ii in uxclinnifH for JIncliino".
Machines neatly ami fxp-3iti"Uilj-repaired.
Frb. S..1873 tt.
Gloss Foundry:
- AND - -'
. Ilrm'pstend; Tesas? - '
t'. B. CLOSE.SProprictor
fnTmrrtnri.r nml RiMflirir of filt-a
JOgJeiS. "i1'-". 2.-i"; ?'
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rr- '""-."' " ' "n-u""
Vim and Brass Cartwsr of any
t-"izt'r yiiHpe. A. tnll-WLipplr
of lrnnPij.eand Fitiin; or
Stem andwatrr fcppt al-
ti'ayp on liond All or-
dt-r for Id'iairsor
ISTKAV V OH K
ll'ill rrrplvtpersor.al
fti.ri jri.nit'nitfninnnml .'
cstihrwcllnn.jruiiranli-ed na
to ir're .ft'i'l woikni:in5liip.
Will Ms" t'epnn.1fnnil a full
(tick of Mill And Engine 5tij-
Iilif. turli bi Brass" pooil.i. Unit;
and Xuts Burlion and StU'I n-Lio;.
will bo Kuld ni
Galveston acd llouit'on Prfcr. .
Fieidlit addtd. Will bavc R
; .full corn lele
WXI) .WO'RKISCF risTABUSIIJIEXT
Iu b.-nficcliim with rr.j oTll m i
cMrH'ry: and-vill'l). pr't-pared
tMtillatany tiiue.all orders
5fnr rPlairiififr'"aiid JI)r"niug l.umb
'.Mmi'dinif ind Sawing with difjvi cl
i'atruauk'i' felicit d. . marl.fvi
Farmers 'and Planters
LOOKHERE!
Oak Hill Nurseries
Located'witliin rorporatB Ijrcits of tbt
city of BrrDham. Warliinlcn county
lVxai tube fouiid.tIie uitwt extt-iwlve
otnplcte nd reluible a.-.ortmentvqf
omii cri'wn Fruit Tiers in the Statp
runi'priitini;
Peadies; .Pears; Ipules Plums
GJiAPES eta. &c
Also a ciioica afsortmrut f Knsi
And vrjirm-ii Kloverii.ir Slirulu
Bulbs and Tubers llouau and (in-ru
ilouhe Plantr. . ' -
Extra inJiieemrnU offep-d to!"?.!!
custom iatl and exaruini Block uw
iujr ou our grounds. Send for descrip-
tive ratalnw-iifd andpnpe liKta.
Letters of inquiry clieertuUj answer-
ed. 't'A . ;r-:
LOf'KETT & EDWAKPS.
Proprietors of Onk Ilill Xurseriee.
'M'ulld&xrGia '
' ESTABLISHED 1SU0. s-
iosedale Nut-seris!.
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Locate! 1 utiles Ejst ofBrniltam
tlio Waslifiifftoufciunty Railroad. -
Fruit Trees' 'G rape Vines'
Ornamental ShriiUbcry Lte.
rm can be louud anywlierw.
Full descriptive Catalogue! pent ir
inr addre uton application.
The Gardens (Jround: and whol.
Sarsery StiKk are free for Insjioetiiip
at all times to the.public without tlii-ii
being expected to purchase anything i1
they do not wish to.
1 will have many new fruits and o'
namental tresa for sale next fall;an I
will be pleased to show them to.visitort
while thev are jrrowiusr.
Vlt. WATSON Proprietor
Iireiiham. Mar-2;t.dv.JS71
T. B. OGLESBY
GM1V DRESSER.
IlLMPSTEAD TEXAS.
Take? p!epur inatinoiincinptliatlie
in now pruparetl to apj!j to jrins hi?
new Pateut (Jin-Dreps at reasonable
rates. Jly mole nf dress in superior to
the briaf-pnint or any other in use; fn-
oannch as it. does vt nap cleans tlie
-eeds. makes a bettei sample and jjins
f aster.
I have'AUo-proeurpd nt a hearj ex:
pente. a n-w pa'ent '-ctiinmins ihh-chint-M
with which I nm eilnhled to
repair" viikn orTfliX-SAVs providing
tmw tet1 Hiid luakiiijrthein do as ood
work n rew- -jiu. v Satfactb-n ruar.
a meed in eery -in-tHnce. lam now
readv for hiisiiieVs.
All orders sent tn"ojlj at TI-Miten(i
r lelt at the'Breniiam Bakner ofilcJ
will rerlre prompt attention.
cj.i3Iy ' T. U UvU.KSBrj
e&v&mj&EiiPEsm
'(kfa.ieiVs Br'trie BuiMinJ")'- '.
Corner
Main and Doujrlafls'ijtreetsf
A BltENHAMfTEXAS.
Wholesale and Retail dealrr.in.
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Grnr.firiPK f?TiH'l?rnwitTftrtc
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Pomlir Shot? C((p;iaints
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ST. LODH BOTTLED BEER"
In quarts uhri.piuts Sruperiorito.anj
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TJf The hiflist iuarketrpripe Vaitl
for 'Cotton lliiies and other 'orintiy
produce. .March 1 14-y.
S.tS7f Bioiimbargh .
Sblc'Asrrit "ErcBliSm
?i3jaiviE2R:
WatCllfiS; ClEGrJelrelii
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Rspaira done ou sliorj Brtice. and
warr.mted. All.'Goods araiited r
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;oods- rfettdr. tniuieiHcl6tljincr4.
Alpacus lineds' jaconets'.' do
mestics 'jeniis. d6esliing'i'i1-'
borgsj sheetHigts-cpreplF boot?
elio'cs and hoilery rJntsgjlpvcs
and .nude nvurtv i .endlesc va-
riotr Vliick 1 am jiovofferitic
v... :c.. i.j .:-2:f.. 'btr- 'n.
and d&fj1"8ihpctft?o5i eitlier in
at jle'pi" prices.
scenes
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cheaper tlian'ever.' "We-doonlj
a cash.busin'eJg.N.tronble to
6how rooils." GalLand Eee-ns.
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Jewelry SilksSatinssi I
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search of. barjraius - V --" ancl8p!l.'Hprsc6 boarded "by tli6bda.r week orifi'ohib.
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Man? fvarsevjjerieiice in this"-line.iC()iiIbiuea avitJuin-
m:ascl1aci!ities enalilfes nie.toli'xliiiruitljissasan even
IT finer line orgoofliTt'lian ever.bo&jrQija tKloifccwl
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jVhwp'atrpns vill fiml;-a
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