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NEW SLAVERY AT CAPE TOWN.
Ilcehamin Prlmmem Arc HoiikM )
Jin Fnrmrrn.
The "slnve m:irt," judg-ititf from tin
article lu tin- (Vipc Times, appears to
be definitely established In. Cape Town,
u.iys Hie London Chronicle. 'Hie slaves,
of course, are the lfvchtintiii prisoners,
and although there Is no Mitftfcstlon
tlint these wretched creatures arc tr-ut-cd
-with harshness Avhlle in tlie v
ernment care, they are elearly coiisid
ored and disposed of preelsely as if
thev -were mere bales of irood.s or ent-
tie. Careful watch anil ward is kept
over tlieui and the writer says that
"It is not easy to pass the strict guard
nt. the gate unless you are a fanner
eonilng to piek your liilsir.
Hound three sides of the square court
ard men and women are squatting im
passively or sUmdlng eliattering in
knots. They are ill-Hud and e.eeeding
ly Ill-favored, but not ill-iiourKlieil.like
the ilrst batch of skeletons tlmt came
down to town. A child here and there
is even bonny. There I no very obvl
ous dejection. The nearest to it is a
moody, passive look."
The fanners, too, quite enter Into
the spirit of the "slaw mart." They go
round the market scanning the men
and "sorting out those- of the largest
sic." as did the walrus and the car
penter with Mic oysters. The natives
cnt expressionless, sidelong glances at
their possible masters while lhe, are
b mg appraised like goods in a store.
Jl.iiug selected one or two from a
group, the fanmer is chagrined at be-
iig told by ii harried ollii'ial: "Wccan
i ot break this lot for you," as if the
knot of negroes were a dinner service
or a suite of bedroom furniture. Hack
goes the fanner and looks the natives
up ami down again, and at length de
cides "to take the lot." When the na
tives are duly indentured for live. eur
their master unhitches his earl and
mules, outside,, bundles his "labor" in
and driven his bargain home.
THE BULLDOG A GOOD DOG.
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llu In! Cure to 'I'iiUc l,llicr-
IIcm tt llli One.
i member of the canine ftitui l has
itci m more persistently maligned than
the bulldog. Writers who have no iuti
mite knowledge of the dog and hisnt
triinites liave described him as stupidh
fi melons, and illustrators have pii -tuiiil
him as a sort of semi-wild lua-t.
til tli' general nubile has come to look
upon him as dangerous. sa,s Outing.
"(live a dog a bad name," is an old
saw and perhaps a true one, but w lien it
is applied to the bulldog, it is manifest
ly unjust. Writer, too. haw fallen into
grave error in claiming that the bull
dog is deficient not only innlTeetion, but
in intelligence.
No greater proof of the falsity of tlie
latter could be given than was wit
nessed at the late Westminister Ken
nel club's dog show, when Col. Shults
exhibited his trained dogs, with the
bulldog Nick performing all sorts of
wonderful feats, especially that of
walking u tight rope, ami, when in tin
center of it, turning round ami retrac
ing his steps, amid the applause of an
admiring audience.
Stotiehenge. who is considered one of
the greatest of canine scientists, claims
that, the bulldog's brain is relatively
larger than that of the spaniel, which
dog is generally considered to be tluv
most intelligent, of the canine race,
while the bulldog's affection is never to
be doubted.
JUDGED
BY THEIR WALK.
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SomctlincN liiilleatm the 'har-
acter of I lie (llrla.
You have whmi the woman who jerlH
her bend as nlie vuilks, 1 suppose? The
Jmhitis not uneommou, and on close ac
quaintance you will llnd tlmt a. woman
so nfllleted is given to llcklenrss. Slie
trllles a little too much with love, and
is just tho woman to iuih.s h good has
bnnd nnd be sorry uftenvard, miy.s tbn
lloston Traveler.
The quiet man will never 1 happy
with the woman who digs her lu'elii into
tha pavoment ami wurrien along as if
kIip. were running n race, She is bust-new-like
and mot likely the woman to
Kucened in trade affairs, but her man
nex is one of thos simple thing that
worry the quiet mnn todeath.
The girl who eannot wnlk without
skipping is a very cheerful girl and en
joys life With much the. same gusto n
the girl with an ela.stlc step who tips on
Ler toes nt every stride. Hut perhaps
the girl we like most is the girl with the
brisk, musical walk, who loves to jcep
for a moment, into shop windows ami
then walk briskly on, and who goes
through life with the fixed resolve of
getting the most pleasure out of every
thing. IrUli Donkey In Afrlcn.
. The Irish donkey has covered him
self with glory in South Africa, where
lie is in great demand, nays the Phila
delphia Kccord. Ills toughness laughs
to scorn the tsetse fly, so fatal to cattle
and horses, and all the other insec
tivorous pests of that region, and in the
matter of diet he Is ns accommodating
as at. home. There Is, lu consequence, a
great boom in the Irish "moke" market.
English nnd Dutch s.v ndlcates having
already invested $2.1,000 In donkey
llesh hi Clare, Tipperary nnd Limerick
alone, anil a now branch of Industry Is
opening up to the Irish farmer.
Coniliiiriitlv e I'crllllt).
A Yorkshire man nnd a Leicestershire
man were arguing as to the superior
fertility of their respective counties.
The Leicestershire man declared that he
could turn a hoist1 Intou new lj -mowed
Held in his county and the nest morn
ing the grass would have grown ubove
Ids hoofs. "Pooh! i hat's nothing,"
cried the Yorkshire man. "You may
turn n horse into a Held In Yorkshire
nnd not bo able to find him the next
morning."
Money fur Soiuclioily.
The Jlolglnu government, niters n
prize of $10,000 to anyone who will dis
cover a chemical that will take the place
pf white nhoKnhorus in mateli-niaklng.
Hood's
Stimulate the stomach, aaa
rouse the liver, cure tillloiu- m f
ncss, headache, dizzlnesi, III 9
our fttotnncli, conMlrtln.
etc. l'rlco M cmtf. Sold lijr nil ilriiKuUU.
Tlie out; l'illi tu take with HooU'i Hariaparllliii
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
Tin- Serrel of a Miner In I lie Klim
illlic (Inlil Kleliln.
The Klondike Is responsible for the
concoction of a chemical compound
which promises to revolutionize mining
methods in cwr.v section where winter
puts a stop to operations every ,ear.
The nature of the chemical is a s(.
cret, which the inventor will divulge to
no one. The chemical is simple and
chean, however, and win be manufac
tured upon the ground where the mine
is located. The discoverer will locate
several mines in the spring, and divel
op them the following summer and
winter. No matter how cold the atmos
phere, it will not Interfere with the
thawing properties of the wonderful
fluid.
'Hie value of pucIi a discovery Is
readily apparent. It practically con
quer1 the inconvenience of cold and e
tretne temperatures and does awav
with the necessity of thawing tlie
ground by the slow ami tedious meth
od of building Hits and allowing them
to thaw out the. froen earth, The in
ventor estimates t lui t the chemical will
melt the earth to the depth of two
feci. Continual application of the llui.l
will allow the miners tu keep continu
ous! at their IiiImii.
Itesidus using the fluid fordevi loping
whatever mines lie locates, the in
venior will take up enough material to
supply the other miners .n ivumiiuiIiIc
prices.
Burlington Ilouto California Excur
sions. Cheap, quick, comfortable. Leave
Omaha I ''). p.m., Lincoln 0 10 p.m. and
Hastings b:.'iO p.m. every Thursday in
cliuii, modern, not crowded tourist
sleepers. No transfers; ears run right
through to Sau Francisco and Los
Angeles over tho scenic route through
Denver and Salt Lake City. Cars are
carpeted; upholstered in rattan; have
spring seals nnd backs and are provid
ed with curtains, bedding, towels, sou)
etc. Uniformed porters and experienc
ed excursion conductors accompany
each excursion, relieving passengers of
bother about baggage, pointing out ob
jects of interest and in many other
ways helping to make the overland
trip :i delightful experience. Second
class tickets aru honored, llerths $.".
For folder giving full information,
call at nearest iiurlington Route ttekot
olllce, or write to J. frauds, G. 1'. A.
Omaha, Neb.
ni-l'rcNlilftil anil IIU Slenlt.
A story gws the rounds that a few
da.vs ago Mr. CaKitiilr-Pirierund his son.
while cycling between Sens and Monte
rcau, stopped at n village inn and asked
for lunch. "Nothing to give you," said
the landlady, "but sardines and eggs."
"Can you not add n beefsteak'.'" "Im
possible. If we had a cycle and some
body to ride It 1 could send for thcim-nt,
but you know that it would take an
hour to go to tlie butcher's and back."
"If ihat's your only reason," said the
ex-president, "we can overcome the dif
ficulty." In a moment be ami Master
Casltnir-Plricr wtc again on their steel
horses and the ex-president in time
fetched back as-uceuhmt sirloin steak.
Music on tho Graphophono.
Fow people apprcciato tho marvelous
power of tho Graphophono ns an en
tertainer. It is an instrument which,
though it costs nuteh losHUmn tho
least expensive musical instrument,
will enablo its owner to have at pleus-
uro musia of any kind from that ot
tho bagplpo to that of the grand mlli
tary baud. It reproduces vocal soloc
tiom and gives ono command of every
plcaeuro that appeals to tho sense of
hearing. No'tinvestincnt pays such
largo returns in pleasure, llcsidcs re
producing tho musical nnd other rec
ords mado for entertainment purposes,
tho (Jraphophone will record imme
diately and repnxluco at onco and as
often ns is desired, your own words or
song, or any sound. Uy writing to thu
Columbia Phonograph Company, 720
722 Olivo St., St. Louis, Mo., you can
obtain n catalogue that will give full
information as to prices of (Jrapho
phono outfits.
AeropollH Unlit llefnre ClirlNl.
On a stone of the temple of "Winged
Victorv" on the Acropolis at Athens an
Inscription hnsbecn found stating that
the monument uns built by Knllcrntcs,
v Ik. w i e of the irchlti'ct tl 1 i
Parthenon nt the bcgii.ningof Pcrlclei.'
government. This IKesitsdateat about
1.10 years before Christ. The Athens
Archaeological society is about to un
dertake the restoration and strengthen
ing of the Parthenon. Mnrblefrom I'en
telleos will be furnished free for this
by the company working the quarries.
Klondike
What does it cost to get there? When
and how should you gov What should
ono takuV Where are the mines? How
much have they produced? Is work
plentiful? What wages are paid? Is
living expensive? What are one's
chances ot "milking a strike"?
Compluto ami satisfactory replies to
tlio above questions will be found in
the Iiurlington Route's 'Klomlike
Folder," now ready for distribution.
Sixteen pages of practical information
and tin up'to-dtitu map of Alaska and
the Klondike. Free nt lliiiiington
Hotito ticket olllees, or sent on receipt
of lour cents in stamps by J. Francis,
(Jon'l Passenger Agent, Hurlirgton
Route. Umiilin. Nclir.
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CIIUIICII NOTKS.
CIIU1STIAN CIIUKCIt.
Services each Lord's Day a9 follows:
Morning sermon 10:110 n. in. Subject:
Memorial sermon for tho Modern
Woodmen of America.
lllble school, 1!) m.
Junior Christian Kndcavor 3 p.m.
Set lor Christian Endeavor 7:15 p.m.
Evening sermon 8.00 p. m. Subject,
"What We lluvo Done."
Special music arranged.
Sermon at Cowles at U:U0 p.m.
Prayer meeting and biblo study on
Wednesday evenings.
Ladies' Aid Society Friday after
noons. Our pleasant church home and all
services tiro ever open to tho public.
L. A. oJ't, I utor .
MKTIIODIST
Preaching Sunday morning at
10:110.
Sunday School at 11:30 a.m.
Junior Leagtto at 1 p.m.
Senior Lcnguo at 7 p.m.
Evening service at 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 7:!J0.
Ladies Aid Society Friday afternoon.
All arc most cordially. invited to at
tend. J.VMKS MAUK DAIIIIV, PllStOt'.
iiAiTisrcuritcii.
Subjects for Sunday, May 'J2.
Morning services tit 10:510. Subject,
"Clod's Estimate of Man."
Sunday School at 11:1.".
Evening service at 8 o'clock. Sub
ject, "The Human Argument' Against
Religion."
Young People's Union meets at 7
p.m.
All cordially invited. Seats free.
Isaac W. Eikson, Pastor.
CONdlll'.llATIONAt,.
Sunday School at 11:1.").
Y. P. S. C. E. at iliiOp. m.
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.
"My '.ic Cure," for rheumatism nnd
neuralgia radically cures in 1 toll days
Its action upon tho system is remark
able and mysterious. It removes at
ii nee the cause and the disease imme
diately disappear-'. The first dost
greatly benefits; 7o cents. Sold by II.
E. Cilice, druggist, Red Cloud, Neb.
Our Clubbing Lint.
lfclow we present a list of u num
ber of tho leading magazines, news
papers, farm papers, etc., with prices
they can bo had in connection with
Tiik Ur.u Ci.ot'D Ciur.r.
Wo must liavo one yearly sub
scription to the Ciur.K with ouch peri
odical ordered, but both need not nec
essarily bo sent to the sumo address,
Minct emir noTM
Oiimlin llee w il.eo 1 1) il.il
lMria and Klrevlde, s m ,50 I Wl 110
I.inlleNllomeCoinpaulon... W 1 CO 111)
St. Louis (ilobe Deiiiocrat. s vv 1 no 1 lit) I H)
Louisville Courier .loiiriial, s vv 1 W) ll) til
Clticlmmtl Times Star, vv t 0 til
I'lillBilelpliIrt Press, w 1 00 1 U) li!3
The Chlrniio Tribune, vv TO 1 00 12ft
The ChlciiKu Trlb'itie. d 100 110 100
UockyMotiiitiiluNevvH, vv 1(0 1(0 1 M)
Hocky Mountain NevvH.d TM) loo 7 00
Clnclniintl KtuUlor, vv 7.1 1 CO 1 S.1
I.Iilnci)tt'H.MnKiulne, in 3(0 1 oo 300
Godcy'N.MaKazlue.in 1W) 100 IN)
Demoreht'H Family MaKnzIne.m 1(0 ICO 1W
Lchllcs IlluMraled Weekly, vv . 1 00 100 360
Atlantic Monthly, rn 100 loo 4 00
ftuMAiCltyritur.w SI 100 100
OrmiKC Jiulil Farmer, w 1 00 1 00 1 35
Amcrlcnn WomntiH Illustrated
World, vv 4 00 100 3.10
Sun Fraud fto Chronicle w.... 150 100 200
9nn rranclnco Chronlclo, 1-. (170 100 8 TO
Hreeilcru Gazette, v 'J 00 1 00 315
Nebraska & Kans Farmer, in . 'Si 1 00 1 00
Tho abovo olforu aro mndo only to
subscribors who pay ono full year
in advuuoe.
The Red Cloud Chief,
Red Cloud.Neb.
Anothor Caso of Rhoumatism Curod
by Chambor Iain's Fain Balm.
My son was atllicted with rhouma
tism which contracted his right limb
until ho was unablo to walk After
using ono and a half bottles of Cham
berlain's Pain Halm ho was ablo to bo
about again. 1 can heartily recom
mend it to persons sutTerimrfroni rheu
matism. John Snidkic, Freed, Cal
houn County, V.
Vn. For sale by 11.
K. liricc.
Itr.I'OItT OF TIIK CONDITION
or tiik
PEOPLE'S BANK of RED CLOUD
CUAHTKUNO. 310.
nt lied Cloud, In tho Mutt1 of Nutirnokii, nt the
I'lusuof ImMuehs Mny 5, jam,
itrsowurKH.
I.oiiiiKniiil DIsruuutN
ovunlriifts, n'rurt'il hih! iinwcureil.
10.100 f.9
.'tnTi l.t
177 !".
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Count) mid rli) vMirrmits
1 iiriiltiireiiiid tlxturt's . . . .
Current I'xiii'iisi'n mid tnxes nld .. .
I'licckk nml other rush Items .
Due friitii National mid
Mute liuukK i.r"i ts
Hills or oilier luilikN etc .. l.Kti tl
NlokelKMinl rents . lii ill
Sii'iii - . :i,:t.' Mi
l.i'Kiil temler notes i,r00 (0
ToIhIciihIi on limid
Total .
IIAIIIMTIl.s.
m,oc w
Cnjilliil Hork
fndlvlded iirotllf
. fiii.mo no
Individual Ilepoidth xulijeel
11, If) I ci
to check...
lii.au oo
Denimid Cerllllcntes of de-
lmslt
Time CcrtllU iUjh of depoi-li
Totai
0,1!.M1 ft,
1.21!) hi- r,.ri,U7l !
S1. IV2 M
Count)' of Welter, f kh:
I. W. A. Sherwood, cnshler of the
nliovc limned lunik, do solemnly swear that tho
uliove Muteiiieiit Is true to the test of my knowl
I'due iiikI Leller.
Iatti.stI W. A Siikuwoiii). ( ai-hlor.
.1. I. MiM.ti. Director.
C. II. .Miskii. Dliector
Suliserll.ed mid sworn lo hefurc mu thin I'.'th
day of Miiy. 1MM.
1). .1. Mvkii. Notary I'uhllc.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Fowder
A Pure QrM Cream gf Tartar Powder.
Railroad Engineer
Testifies to Deneflti rtecelved From
Dr . Miles' Remedies.
HEltB Is no more responsible position
on earth than that of a railroad engin
eer. On his steady nerves, clear bruin.
tirlRht eye and perfect self command, de
pend tho safety of tho train find tho lives
of its passengers. Dr. Miles' Ncrvlno nnd
other remedies aro especially adapted to
keeping the nerves steady, the brain clear
and the mental faculties unimpaired.
KiiRlneer V. W. McCoy, formerly of 1323
Ilrnadwny, Council bluffs, hut now residing
ataill Humboldt St., Denver, writes that ho
"suffered for years from constipation, caus
ing sick, iiervotii and bilious headaches and
was fully restored to health by Dr. Miles'
Nerve it Liver Pills. I heartily recommend
Dr. Miles1 Homedlo.V
Dr. Miles' Keinedies
aro bold ly all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re
funded. ItooU on dis
eases of thu heart and
nerves free. Address,
DK. MILKS MKDICAIjCO., Elkhart, Ind,
ITlll.ICATWX OF til MMUXS.
r"Inlho IMMrlet Court of Webster C umity, Xc
briiskii.
Kiiiiltablo securities Comimny i
I'iuliitlll. I
Vs
flerhnrd Woltjeii. et nl
I IH'II'IWIIIIIIS. j
"(hi mil. I Wintji-li. iH-K'll'lmil nlJUVC linini .
will tiike notice tlmt on tho lsh tln,v cif Mi.
ls!i, i:iiiitiililo securities t'oiiiiinuy, pliiliut'
herein. Illeil Its petition In the District Court i
Webster enmity, Xehr.iskn. HKiitlit Mild ilefcii'
Hilt liiiplemleil with others tlie olijeet iin
prnjer of vvlilrli lire to fnreelce u renin
mo'lUHue eeeiiteil by oit to the l'iiiltub
VIorlKiiKc Coiiipiiuy npdii the smitbvveM iiiirt
if seettou eluhleeii. town one nurtli iif rmiu.
nine west of the rtlh I'. .M. In W ebter i imtii1
Ncbruskii. to secure the pii.vment of ii ei-rlii
priiinls-iiry nnte ihiteil IVbrimry Hi. ls'.u. f.u 1 1 .
inn of ti.Vl vvlili ten ltileiet coupons thru'
iitnicheil. siitd note whs due unci .iiable I
live jcurs front diite thereof. I'lnllillll f in tli
iilluKoslliut on the llrsidii of .Vti. ls'.ii, theiii
Kiiltiible Miirtguge Coinpniiv dulv nssiion
mill transferred nld note nnd niortiiHue t
ptiilutltr who Is now the owner nml holder
said nolo tun! iniirtKiiKe. Tlmt there Is now dn
on said notes nml mortgniU! the sum of t'.'xi f
wlilehsuin with Interest from the lMli ln
onteuilier. l'l's. iiliilntlll priivs for u ileei.
that defendants be required to im the Mime
tlint calil iremles may nu tuui
to Mitlsly tli
amount found dm
Vou nre reniilreil to answer nilcl
lictlltuii ll
or before thw '.'Tth day of .lime, ls'.is
Diited, May isth ls'.is.
Kljt ITAIU.K SHU HITlKs (,'OMI'ANV
ll ItORT T I'OTtK'l Os nll.irllPV
Through Service
BETWEEN
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY
AND THK -
PRINCIPAL CITIES OF
TEXAS.
WMHER BUFFET SLEEPERS
AND
RECLINING
KATY CHAIR CARS
DINING STATIONS
OPERATED BY THE COMPANY.
SUPERIOR MEALS,
Fifty Cents.
ItKrOKT OF TIIK CONDITION
STATE BANK' OF RED CLOUD,
HIAUTKIt. No. tin,
fit Hed Cloud. In the stntu of Nehrnskn, at the
close of tuiMiiesH .May ft, IMS
llhsOl'lU KH.
I. mill, nml intromit - fOI.lt'.'
current exnenses mid taxes tmld
1. 1111 III
overdrafts, secured mid unsecured
Due from other national,
statu mid nrlvnti1 hunks
mid ImnkerH f IH.svtt M
Hills nf other banks- LU'iT ()
(MM coin . 2,llfi ("I
Mlvcr coin l.KrtNl
rructloiinl nllver, nlckeln, etc 27 A'J
Leuiil tender notes l.WO W
Toiiil civsli on limid -
Totnl -
i.unii.mt'c
Ciiiltnl stoi k piilil lu
i:m w
T.tM.'l 7H
..t'.'l,2!r7 II
. -f ir,( l do
ii.oio on
.. y.hiS 27
Surplus fund
I'udlvliled iirollts
Itidlvldiiiil deposits siiliject
to check .. r0,.'!i'.7 ft9
Demand (ertlllciitcs ufde-
i.olt t.OH '.II
Tluieieitlllcntesof dejioslt. rfl .'IS
Total Deposit.. Ml. ITS 17
Total W,"J7 II
STATK ii" Nt'llHAMCA, tk
Count) of Wehstcr. i
I. W, T. Aiild, cashier of tho
above named hunk, do soleiuuly swear tlmt tho
above statement Is true to the best of my knowl
cilue nml belief.
V. T. Art ii, Cnshler.
W. T At i n. Director.
N. M Dm'iiNA. Director
Subscribed mid swum to before mo this Utli
da) of Mil). 1MW.
KOllT r I'ottkii .imiry riiunr.
1 IHIUI-V WHtMt All HSt lAllS.
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d IloMt I'tnmli Hi run. TuMus UihmI. Up
In tltuo. Hnlil tir tlriitmlHtH.
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IT'S A DUTY
Defective - X$ye m JSlgjlxt
Our skilled optician examines eyes free. Conic in anil let him exam
ine your eye?. If you don't require glasses he will tell you so.
Only regular doctor of refarction in the county.
Newliouse Bros.
sir
rer-Tho very finest Watch, Clock
N lion glial anteed.;
5 ll&
Red : Cloud : Monumental : Works.
u OVERING BROS. & CO., Proprietors.
k. Rostoro 3 155!hBiHKB B
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IMI'DIMI lis (M AND ll.l.l".i;s IN
moxu u5rar,
CSNeRHL CSMSTERY iAiORK
llcst of .stock and workmanship guuaiiteetl. Fencing of lots a specialty.
Spectacles! Spectacles! Spectacles!
He liltoil accurately, perfectly
LATEST CiltADUATK OPTICIAN,
trial ease for testing thi' eje- in thu
no me oimcni iitistni-is oi mis county.
than can be done elsewhere.
jHn.7 "st. v"Ml
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be done elsewhere W1KE InitialKingcr KinR, Haeast Tins nud Bracelets
iiiikIu while you wait. Etitfravinndouo also vvhilo you wait.
THOS. PENMAN,
Watch examiner for 11. & M. Jcwolor and Graduate Optician.
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