Richmond Palladium (Daily), 5 June 1901 — Page 4

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1901.

OUR CONSTANT AIM IS .TO SELL THE1IBEST GOODS . . . IK THE MARKET ...

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Have you rvrr trieil a pound of our thirty cent coffee? It is twt the liiglnst priced coffee, but is a combination obtained by a Mr tiding of different varieties of coffee torthrr, prancing a dnnk hu h will satisfy the most ...... fastidious Try a ouud ami ! convinced. john f. McCarthy.

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DO YOU LIKE - - - - - - Sardines American in Oil, a real nice article, new goods, li cents per can. s American in Oil, something extra Fancy, almost as good as French, H cents per can.

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Haislcy's shoe store is np to date Every shoe there has its mate All are of the very liest make For the critical customer's sake If here you will be I tooted You shall certainly le suited No the object of this rhyme Is to give your feet an easy time. SeU work shoes make your feet glad, only fl.M.

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TO COAL CONSUMERS.

W have tons of track which we will sell at This is the last of our May will cost more money. Telephones 111

WALL

Art in Wall Paper is fully expressed our complete and new assortment.

Artistic w ill decorations form the keynote

Our constant aim is to aid you in securing the most walls. In our line you will find leautiful designs and 6 cents up. Room Mouldings to match papers f

Artistic Picture Framing a specialty. Clad to have vou inspect our line often." ELLW00D MORRIS & CO. 720 MAIN STREET.

We Sell Our 2 AND 3 LAYER 30e per quart, 55o per half Special low prices and other large orders, We guarantee our cream part of the city. RICHMOND 35 N 8th St Richmond Palladium WEDNESDAY. JUNE .". 1911. rVMtKl.tST ok i: TtiKi: iing ami Settin; of the Moon. Sun an : j ; un. t Moo a. Ibises 4:31 j.Sets l Uises i:50 1. m. Iiifllaun nncl Olilo Weather

Washington, D. C, June 5 For Indiana: Occasional showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday, cooler in the northwest Thursday. For Ohio: Showers tonight and probably Thursday, cooler tonight in the extreme northwest, cooler

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COFFEE.

GROCERY PHONES ISO o o o o o o o o o o o E. HASTINGS o :RICHM0ND,;.mD.Choice Anthracite Coal on JPer- Ton. purchase .June shipments

Mather Bros. Co.

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IH of pleasant home surroundings. suu.ime treatment tor your colors, in all the grades from Ice Cream At 11 BRICK CREAMS gallon and $ 1 per gallon.

to church socials and festivals

A No. 1. Delivered to any CREAM CO Home Phone 1188. LOCAL ITEMS. Fletcher for hats. Spectacle fitting a specialty. Fla tier's. We tit spectacles correctly and can satisfy you. llaner s. tk... 1 . . ... - . . . . i for the first time in the regulation ?hirt waists. They are not only neat in appearance out comiortabie to the wearer. The Fifth Street M. E. church Epworth leairue will run an excursion to Island 1'ark Assembly July 30th. The fare for the round trip will be 1.23. All of the freight stations and water tanks along the entire line of

the C. If. & M. road will have a uniform color of paint, that of a bright yellow with black trimmings.

See Schepman before yoa buy your J summer suit. Spectacle repairing a specialty. Haner's. Anthracite coal is a purchase this week. June prices will oe higher. J. M. Watkins of Anderson is in the city today on business matters. Union Ice company for ice made from distilled water. IJcth phones 2 so. Our stock of suitings is by far the Uroest in the city. Geo. W. Schepman. Union ice pure and prompt delivery. Iloth phones -'SO. 2-tf (Jeorjre Powell and William Comstock of El wood are quests of friends in the city today. Telephone 49 and have your order placed for anthracite coal with Mather Bros. ' Co. There were 279 subscribers to the Derby and twentv-tive horses started. Big- load mill wood for one dollar, aiit C. S. Farmiam. Miss Helen Milford of Indianapolis was here yesterday to consult Dr. Grosvenor. Dr. Wilson went to Indianapolis this morning to attend the dental convention. Ifeoular meeting of St. Stephen's Aid society Thursday. June !. at 2 :;o. W. G. Hall and wife of Camden, O., are the uents of friends in this city today. Mather Dros.' company advise their customers to buy their anthracite coal this week. Dr. C. L.. Davis left last evening for Indianapolis to attend the State Dental association. Mrs. Florida Newman of Anderson is in the city visiting her niece, Mrs. John I'leasants. 102 south seven teenth street. i Iida Inlander's condition has cot improved as her friends had hop-l, but on the contrary she sH!ms to be failino very fast. The tinal settlement was filed at the county clerk's ofliee tiKlav of Bushrod V. Austin, iruardian of Catherine Austin. Amount, $32 99 .Mr. Fox of the Votey oran com pany is at the Starr piano rooms showing otf the Cecilian, the new piano attachment made by his com pauy. The first team of Earlham and the hioh school base ball team played an inu'resstiiio; oame on lieid Field yesterdav afternoon. The score was S to 7 in favor of Earlham. j Hioh school hall, Thursday even iii'', J line , "Lost, a Vagabond.' Uenetitof the Art associat ion. Tickets I'. r cents, to be had at the Westcott pharmacy. HI ht Hard coal will not remain at pres ent price lono. tJetter ojve me your order at once. C S. I arniia.m. The W. F. M.S. of the Fifth Street M. E. church wid y;ive an icecream social this evenini; from 7 to 10 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Sarah i' isher, .5.5 north ufth street. The seniors of the hih school are oracticiiur dailv under the directi n the program for commencemen exercises at the hioh school buildiuo on .1 ane 11. Frank lioseher, lotal freight afreut of the C, li. & M., is celebratino; his forty tirst birthday today. The boys around the office are makino thiuos "tleasant" for him. Time is dealiuo gently with him. j I'rof. Michelon of Dayton. O., yesterday oave a talk to the teachers of the hih school on the French lanouao,. and its advantages. Hi.s remarks were listened to! with much interest. John A. Hurbank, who has been on a two weeks visit to North Dakota, returned home last evening. He r. ports many changes in that section since he was territorial governor there in 1S71. ! W. W. Heckwith who has beer. traveling throutrh this section for vears is registered at the! Arlington. During this time Mr. IJet kwith has made many friends in this city out side of his line of business. Mrs. liobert Noble and son Charles of Chicago, who have been visitiuo relatives and friends in this city for some time, left this mornino for Indianapolis for a short visit to friends there, en route home Ihe board of park commissioners would respectfully acknowledge the donation of a swing from Fry Hros June fttb, l!Hii, also acknowledge a fine century plant. 2." years old, a donation from J. J. Ferguson. The supreme court in the famous Alice Green blackmailing case, of New Castle, Henry county, held that the testimony on which the defend ant was convicted is technically in sufficient, and granted a new trial ddison Harris ex-minister to Austria, and wife passed through the city this morningn route from Washington, D. C, to their home in Indianapolis. They were greeted by manv friends and acquaintances r"ur ing the short stop of the train at the union station. The representatives of the Mulford A IV trie company of Detroit, general advertisers, are here today looking over the ground. They have bought the advertising privilege in the street cars for a term of five vears In this line thev are amorg the most successful mea in America. A penny for vour thoughts. 1 thought 1 would go to Cincinnati on the Penny club s excursion, June 12th. I am goiDg too, have been saving my pennies for some time for that purp se. as the Penny club al ways give such delightful excursions. Don t forget, tram will depart : a m. The Starr Piano company are pre paring to remove their store at Indi anapoiis into the Newton Claypool bl4ck. which is not only new but one of the finest store buildings in the state. Mr. Claypool has stated in a letter that in this room he intends to have the finest piano room in the United States. Thev will be able to occupy the place early in August. The final meeting of the Hickory club will take place next Monday evening at the school building. J. Gordon Dennett will address the club. There will also be a debate on Resolved, the Fifteenth amendment was a mistake. tor the affirma tive, liobert Moore, Thollie Druley ana iu neiier; negative, Melvin Jones, Ciem Wolf and ' Raymond Wehney. There will also be orations by Will Eggemeyer and liudo Frome.

1 An excellent musical program is be

ing prepared lor me oecaswE. George Sctiell and wife 0f 0,14 north twelfth street are the parents of a baby girL The mercury was op to 7g in the shade today. Coo.er weather is indicated for tomorrow. J. P. Hughart, general manager of the G. R. & I- and ker officials are making an inspe tioa trip over the line. Mrs. George M. Leffel aod daughter and Miss Stafford of Sr.rinu-field. O., are the guests of friends in this city today. The summer time card of the G. R I. will tro into effect June :-;o The schedule will practically be the same as last summer. T . Mrs. Hugn v igins left today to attend the funeral of the late Judge Uudley M. Ninde which takes place at Fort ayne tomorrow. Suit was fi ed today by L. C. Ab bott of Azalea Gaar flamtetter vs Henry Haustetter for divorce and restoration of maiden name. Tomorrow win oe honor license d .y with the county commissioners. there are twelve applicants, all but one or two in this city. We have given the list before. The committee in charge of the K. of P. excursion to Kitcuells over the C. II. fc M. u;xt Sunday report that t he sale of tickets so far has gone beyond their expectations. Two motor cars and four trailers for the traction lin arrived this morning. The motor cars will seat forty-five people and will be used on the driving park line and all other occasions when necessary. The tirst excursion this season out of this city over tbe Pat handle will be given next Sunday to Columbus. O. The train will leave here at i a. m. The fare will be $1.50 for the round trip. Mrs. Charles Woldt and Miss Nettie Hartman of Indianapolis are in the city attending the Cook-Wellen-kamp wedding. They are the guests of Charles H. llaner and wife, of south fourth street. Judge LindleyM. Ninde who died in Fort Wavue vesterdav was well known in this city. He was a birth right member of the Indiana Yearly Meeting of r riends and was for many vears a regular attendant at its annual meetings. Mi.,s ElvaGaarof Tjouisville, Ky. who has been the guest of relatives in this city, returned to her home this morning. ilissOaar lias a large circle of friends in this city who re gret that her visit was not more of a prolonged one. hi. E Parker is in the city for a few davs' visit. He is now engaged exclusively in na'mistrv. and has hi headquarters at Ft. Wavne and doing well He will spend much of the coming summer in .Michigan, where he has many dales, opening at Grand Rapids early inthe season. Wilfred Jesp leaves tomorrow for Washingtor to attend the commencement exsreises of the college in which he hai been studying. He graduates at tlis time and will afterward, iu the tear future, rtturn to Richmond andgo into the practice of law with his father. He has for some time held thf position of register ulerk in the house of representatives still loltJl. - .- tne game Of nail between the hlti scuool nine arid the ruarlnara nine yestercay was the most excitin thev have vet had. The city b y had the college beaten until the last inning when tn error by IJulla let the others in kud the result was 8 to 7 in favor of Earlham. There was more or less fussing over the umpire also. Ihe boys from town thought the Earlham umpire was givin them the hot end of it and declared themselves to such an extent that change was made and Melle of the city was put hi after the fifth inning and there waj no more trouble. Th batteries were Crampton and Mevers for the high school, Hobbs and Stanley for Earlham. Bicycle Car, This morning there came into the city over the Panhandle an improved bicyjle car manufactured by Treetor Lros. of Haerstown for inspection purposes on railroads. One great advantage it possesses is the cheap ness by which it can be run, and also the short time consumed in getting ready for emergency purtoses if necessary. The car has platform containing stats for four persons. The car left nagerstown this morning at 9 00and arrived here at 9:42, and even at that the car was not put to its limi as to speed. With two of the mem bers connected with its manufacture and Superintendent Ohlenger of the uicnmond division and Mr. Jones of maintenance of way, the car left sooriiv aner the arrival lor ; trial trip to Cincinnati. Local rail road men pronounc the car perfect tor the purpose intended. (oud t'ofl'ee. it is said i;v the i.rst authorities that While there may be 5u patent .1 coffee pots with inure or less inrri.-ate inte:i ors no .nut eoliee can lie made m any of them than in the common - cent tin IKit. But there is one important Item to rcWiemU-r: The coffeepot of any stvl must lo bright and clean inside, old grounds standing m it or neglect to rinse it clean and wipe it otit will grad ually cause muddy coffee in spite of good material or the best method of uiakiLg C ofr,e Is either boiled or filtered. For boiling it should K ground rather coarse, but for filtering it should be powdered. Breakfast coffee is usually Ioihd. To one cup of ground coffee add one egg beaten with one-quarter cup of c.lil water. Stir well together and then Hiur over five cups of Imiling water. St;r and set w here it will come to a boil. Let it Kil for three minutes. then draw to the cooler iwirt of the range. Pour in one-onarter cun of cold water and let it stand ten minutes to settle. It may then lie strained into a silver pot which has leen heated by filling it with boiling water. For after dinner or black coffee make a loi!ed coffee of double strength or use one enp of pulverized coffee and pour three cups of lioilirsg water over it. onehalf cup at a time. Never allow filtered coffee to boil. Burai Soap. To make an excellent soap out of tbe scraps and broken pieces that come from the soap dishes in bedrooms and kitchens. tJrop them into an old tin can. and when it is fall dissolve three ounces of powdered borax In two quarts of warm water, and stir till the soap is melted. When cold, it will form a jelly. This borax soap is excellent for cleaning and does not ad

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GREAT SCOTTISH SCHOOLS.

(Blvrrsitiea Which Will i.ala hf 4araeleB M alSrrarc The four jrreat Seoteh universitiea which will puiu by the latest lieuefaction of Andrew Carnegie rank among the leading educational institutions of the world, says the Ualtlmore Sun. The University of Edinburgh was founded in 12. During the year the total nuuiler of matriculated students in attendance was 2.34S. Of these Nti w ere enrolled in the faculty of arts. 1.3:K in the faculty of medicine, 3CS in law. 47 in divinity, 17U in science and 22 in music. Anions the matriculated students were 2ta women. St. Andrews university Is even nurancieut than Edinburgh, having beet founded iu 1411. It originally included three separate colleges and eori'ora tious St. Sal valor's, dating from 145); St. Ieonard's. 1.".12. aud St. Mary . 1537. In 1747 the two tin-t named wer united and took the faculties of art aud medicine, St. Mary"s lieing devoted to theology. University college, found ed at Dundee in lS.so, was made a part of the University of St. Audrews In 1M7. The average num!er of students in attendance is about 2. The I uiversity of Glasgow was founded by a bull of Poie Nicholas V in 1450, receiving a new charter from James VI of Scotland in 1577. Its or ganization was remodeled by the unl versities of Scotland acts of lisS and 1S. bv which each of the Scottish universities was given a similar organ izatiou. IUirimr the session of 1M0 there were 1.U53 students in attend ance, of whom 3oC were women. Of the total S3 were students in art and Ool in medicine. AlM-rdeeii university was founded In 1494 bv Bishop F.lphinstone as a stu dimn genera Ie. in which he constituted a college in 15C known as King's col lege. In 15'.i3 George Keith, fifth earl Marischal, founded Marischal college. which came to be also a university dis tinct from the former foundation. These two universities were united in one institution in lSiiO and now form the University of Aberdeen. There are 23 professors aud more than SO0 stu dents. The University of AU'rdeen has been milking great progress of tate years, and during the last ten year has exiH-uiled over $."no.OOO in sites and buildings. I. ike the other Scottish universities, it confers the whole range of academic aud professional degrees rnlform For Women. A Belgian artist. M. Van de Veld. bns been lecturimr In Vienna on the subject of women's dress. The lecturer. as reported, reminds one of nothing so much as the tilting of Ion Quixote at a windmill. M. Van de Velde seeminglv would have been much better em ployed with the palette and canvas ex cept perhaps in so far as he gave harm less pleasure to his audience. The whole drift of the lecturer's remarks was in favor of uniformity. This comes j surely with an odd sort of grace from the lips of one who Is professedly a stu dent of nature. One can well imagine the ironical smiles on the faces of M. Van de Velde's hearers when he told them that at n public dinner or festival the men with their symmetrical cloth ing "showed more beauty" than did the ladies. The Belcian dress reformer will Ik? satisfied with nothing short of a uniform toilet for women. Philadel phia Ledger. Held Without Bail. the Kansas City actor who killed his' wife Iu the Vernon hotel Monday night, was held to the grand jury with out bail by a coroner's jury yesterday. I-'orshay said It had been his intention to kill Jl. Vernon Jones, proprietor of the hotel. DAILY MAKKKT ItEPOIlT Prevailing Prices For Urain. Provls ions and Livestock on June 4. Indianapolis Grain and Livestock. Wheat Tie; No. 2 rod. quiet, "IVjjC Corn Firm; No. 11 mixed, 43e. t Hits Sternly; No. Z mixed. 'J-c, Cuttle Sternly at J.iNi'yiUiO. Hoys Steady at l.H.V,j0.jo. Sheep Otliet fit fi.Ja .. Lanilis-unlet lit i.rH.Kti0.oo. Chicago Crain and Provisions.

jOpeued.j CluBkO. , ... '$ .75 , .7S .7; i .73 j .71. I i I ... .4 i .-4'-4r .44"s I I i ... j .l'-S i .-.!,

WheatJune Julv Sept Corn June July Sept Oats June July Sept Pork June July Sept l.ard July Sept Oct , Kihs July , Sept 14 r.i14 )ki H 17 S l-O 8 i 7 KJ 7 s' 14 li. 14 70 s 2"J ... S7 t losing easu mai kpth- neat, i.tc; eori 4.P4e; oats. ; pork. fli-: lard, $S.17 ribs, (7.S-2. txuisille Grain and Livestock. Wheat- No. 2 red and lonljerry, 7oe. Coru-No. -2 white, 4S-; No. 2 mixed Oats No. 2 mixed, ni1.-; No. 2 white, 3."!o. attle-St rone at ;i.r.".i"i. Hoes Hither at 4.7.V(.-..s.-,. Shei-p -1 1 lienor at $i"V;i.7.-(. Iou Its-Steady at f 4.1jii.io. Cincinnati Grain and Livestock. Wheat- Kasy; No. 2 red. 75e. Corn Firm; No. 2 mived, 44c. Oats 1 Hill; No. 2 mixed. ;ioic. Cattle Steady at f irof-jri.tC. H..CS Aetive at 4-,'4... th.- i ouiet at 2.oiy4. lo. Lainl!! Hull at A7."i4.o.!50. Chicago Livestock. Cattle Steady; steers, f4.2oiil0; stock' rs, $;i.tNii."..tj. Hogs Strong at $."'.'fitj.lj. Sheep Slow at $:i..T(i4.4i. Luiiilis-Steady at ft. 2.1.40. New York Livestock. Cattle Actire at .1.2rfrjo.!i0. Hogs Firm at 4-ii.iaj. Sheej Slow at ;S.2-V,ji.40. Lambs Lower at $4. 7 M. Fxst BaiTalo Livestock. Tattle ActiTe at :i.25jH.W. Hoirs Steady at H J&an. in. Sbeep Steady at tM.iiv.2i Lambs Active at 4.!iij.l5. Toledo Grain. Wheat Aetlre; rash. 75ie; July, 76c Corn Iull; No. 2 cash. 4;s-e. Oats yuiet; No. 2 csh, 2Uc Richmond Market. Tet.rr bu.hel. 70c 40c Oaxa,per babel Hye, per bcaheJ , , ,.. eel.ie boahei retail. .- " W Batter, per " Sen. per ooj Potatoea. per i oes. per if. sc 2-2o '2c 16e Piw ael'tra at . Chickena, per lb . Wool Todays Qnotatlons. Chicago, IU., June 5. Wheat, 43. Cxrn. 431o. OaU, 27ic Toledo Ooto. June 5. Wkftt

For Sale.

Great bargains at reduced prices in oruer to dose out our ane. ..! fee. Tea. Soap. Starch, Haking Pow der, Canned Fruit, etc., iu theGro eery line; Iiwn Mowers, Garden Hose, Iron l5ed, Hicycle, Handsome Library Lamp, Pictures, etc Only a lew days more to get sucu uargains as we orter at our Sample Sale. at the Colonial bunding, seventn street entrance Screen wire, screen doors. Green and rnuroon paints. h!2i M. C. Prick. Thompson Bros. Agency Loans, real estate, investments, in surance .Money loaneu ai j to o i r cent. Reed building. Main and seventh street, Richmond, Ind. 1 3Aw Room for rent at High Point ho tel. See W. C. Vore. Old phone 4610. d 2t. Walter W. Wil ion. dentist, over Bee Hive grocery. Phone luoS. 1 7t People's Exchange. ADVERTISEMENTS nnder ihe hH ci w fcnte-il situations, malt- or female help wanted. lat, wben Dot ecelicic Tour lines, inserteti free in these colunis. All ' ids" for rea estate Hales, houses for rent, nnancial nuil i""-tl!inwn icu inserted for 5 cent a line each ntertion. Storao Ground floor sixteenth and Main, Verne Smith. f For Sai.k A Indies' wlcel in goinl 1! cheap. 12 soul I repair. nl se eighteenth street. For Sale A gocd set end-banc furnace, complete, with pipes am1 registers. Call at Xoller .V Craig head 's. sat cd.tf E. I! GliOTOI. II. D. IMiyslciau and Surj-coii, 24 Worth 1 1th Street. Motlern etiuipnient for the treatment of diseases of the Ue. Kar, Nose and Tliroat, acute and chronic. Scientific fit ng of elasses. J ENNIE S. IBAUGII, . . DKbSSMAK n Fur Work Special., 16 N. 8th St. As we already know ucxt season's style of Uur Wrajis, now is the time to havt dterations made lefore laying furs away Facilities for making Furs are much 1k-1 ter now than in the Fall. For Particular Men. May le your not particular atvout tnan things, but you ought to lie so about you lothcs. There are some particularly nice tnrit.ings here fr.ni -io. f22 and f-i'l. and Ihtprice includes tlie highest grade of workmanship in the making. At the Little Store Around the Corner. 0. B. M E DEAR IS. IO N. ith Street. lii lmioii.i SCREEN -

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LION BRAND WALDO - - -NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. It is an ackuowledged fact that we sll more shirts tid b.ttrr slurts thau any house iu the city. We re show-ins some very handsome j a- S KQ styles, just in for spring 10 '";U

I NECKWEAR. We hive the prettit st stock of 3o Ties to 1 foun.l anywhere, fact is lots of the ties we sell for fifty cents are sold in mher scores for one dollar. We have made our neckwear department especially strong and attractive ly giving unusual values, elegant, nobby, ktvles. We want the most rt-ct nt stxles.

TEPOSIIORS quired large credit Tf-I an acoount arith mall auma, liberal Interest posit. Bring 'em Jn ! NOW COMB c. :vr. WILSON tbl KIKJENK VINCLNT, The Avenue Horse Shoers. They claim none are l-ttr. All interfering horses stopped or no -barge. All kinds of shoes made to suit the toot. If you have a lame horse, give us a tri.d. Wilson &. Vincent, mo. 176 vonue Horseshoers. (Iram moltier Dennis9 Celebrated PUKE HOP YEAST For sale by all First Class Groce s DOOR & S - AXiE

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1 a msc. OVKR THIv LINKS after it lias been "done up" by Home laundries is almost the same as making new garments. SO MENDING to lie done on goods which hive passed through our hands. Great cure is taken not to injure anything. A' solute cleanliness and perfect finish is attained without subjecting clothes to hard treatment. Carpets cleaned. Tlie Ricliiiinnd Steam Lau iidry .W. WaLTER Pre . SfBHM Pbene ftl THIS - - -GROWLING will no doubt le sopjied if the line tip against the "tiear" indirates anj thing. If you have obligations growbng at yoi come to us and let us lit e ut against th m and see if we cannot tettle them. We have done it many tunes and can do it for joti. If you have lions hold goods or cliattela of any kind, a salarierl jkUioii or some thing of value we can help yon. Business strictly confidential. RICHMOND LOAN CO. (EataMianed IMA) Room 8, Colonial Ptiilding. Home Pbone. 4 13 Main and 7th sta. WINDOW T - 75c hinges, delivered ri - E St Corner

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