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AKROK DATTAr DEMOCRAT. SATUEBAY. JULY ?1, tOOf)
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TJ1B WEATHER SUNDAY:
Fair.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
A stock that Is conipleto with ev
erything In LADLES UKADY TO
WEAR UNDERGARMENTS find
at prices much lower than you
could afford to sit dowu and make
them.
AT 30c EACn Tindles" muslin
gowns with tucked joke, made of
good material, and good workman-nh!p.
AT 30e AND 7Co lOACH Ladles'
gowns, tucked yoke, trimmed with
lace and ambroldery. The iOc
gowns are Princess shaped
AT $1.00 EACH Indies' muslin
and cambric gowns. Princess shap
ed, also high and low nocked, trim
med with lace anil embroidery,
tucked yokes.
AT $1.25, $1.50 AND ?i!.00 EACFI
-I, iiilics cambric gowns, extra lino
material and trimmed with choice
laces and embroideries In all the
latest styles. -AVI! GUARANTEE
TIIE FIT AND STYLK OF OUR
uvDiKiy Mnsuw underwear
TO HE STRICTLY I'lKST-CIL-ASS.
AT Me JCAUU r.ndlcs' white
skirts, trimmed with good strong
embroidery, lull fasnloned and cut
wide.
AT 7."c AND ?1.00 EACH Urn
brella sklrtii trimmed with hico and
emuroldcry, qut. good rutues, nil
i p.iilo treue;oiis lu bb.c.
( .... i ok oi r.r, rrn fin VAfilT
'Ladies" cambric nklrts with
lawn rul'.les, trimmed with lacu In
sertion uuil embroidery, till strictly
up-tt dftte.
AT lCc l'.'.y.e AND 17c EACH
Lm'ic iwr.'Mi covers, trlmmrd and
pl'iln, lu A' Biirl squato nocUu, inado
t.f i uod materia i.
AT Mi.-, iflf, 'Jllo AND bOc EACH
i Ladles' French corset covers,
J mado of iln. i.ir.ullu ami i-ambrlo.
1 Kijimii- neck, ah trimmed
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ec uisuniou nun oiuuiutu-
tT.V . .
, i r.0c ILyCH-Ladles' percaie
Is Being Agitated.
Hoboes and Tramps Will
Avoid Magic City
When Stone Pile Begins
Operations.
Foil From Coal Shod and Broke
Ankle.
HAVE ADDED A
TO THEIR STORE
With Good Workmen,
New and Modern Tools.
TJicffv KuRruving, Watch,
Clock unci Jowolry Repair
ing Departments are com
plete They have also improved
their facilities for the care
ful und correct fitting of
Spectacles.
116 South Howard St.
Issued by Empress.
Foreign Ministers Were
Alive July 18.
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AFFIDAVIT
III V ami
f with law
? wn Ms in good styles, wllh y ko i
hud pleated backs, all av.oi.
i V r i;f) EACH Ladles' waists,
i wIMi nuked back, made of good 5
5 strong nmlorlul, thnt washes and
wears,
5 T S', $1.'J.. SI. .10 TO ?:i.IiO S
J E W'H- Ladles, white wnlstH made !
of tine wliiu' lawns, trimmed with
I lace and embroidery, nil line lucks, s
all sb.es. These arc elegant values. I
1 AVo have the "REST IN TIIE J
5 LAND" SUMMER COItSETK AT ;l
J J3o. IllH equal can't be found. ;
150-152 S.Howard st. :
Try the NEW LAUNDRY !
Oumneriitlty SinRT WAISTS mill DUCK
SUITS. All work wurruntoil. UooiIh
cnlletl (or mill (lultveri'il promptly.
CITY HAND LAUNDRY
l'hono 012.
Kvtl.Uj Houtli Main HI,
Musse sum
Fine Arts Building,
soj Michigan Ave.,
CHICAGO.
William 11. Sherwood and Walton
Perkins. Directors. I Ugliest .Standard of
Art. I-acuity of eminent teachers.
Catalogue free on application.
Fall Term Opens Sept. 10.
-IVII.I.IA?! It. l'I'.UKINN, Hoc')',
MEN.
Contluiii'd from IIihI page.
tlou of Summit county, will ineel at
Hummll lake on August the lllh, and
Iwld tl'ii' nniiiial I'ouulon. All sol
illeir. und sailors lu the county on thai
(y are iiilted to join with isn, that
wft may Vi over npiln thoce .Iii.vn
when wo touohrd hIIiuwh, ditrlns the
uiipk,i.HiiineiR between (he noith uuil
the Hiiui'.i. Ne.t I'tlda.T nveiilnff wn
want n full nttenil'.uii'e. If you are
KoJdk to Ghlyaso to attend the Na
tional oucnsipmont iihIirh will eomo
up that requires your pre.ixitee, This
matter has horn defaaed to jjlvo all a
clianen to have n voire In the proceed
liiKS, bo If you a ro not, thetv :unl the
arrangement don't anil yoti, don't net
'back aud howl Ulie a do.? at tho moon,
but come lo the front Illro you did In
JStJl, and pnt up a tight. The lwidleu
Jlfl! ' Otrim haro been Invited to o
with u. If .vciir wife dots not belong
to thfl Corp) don't Iravo her at home
liecaunc ulie 1 not prrnonally Invited,
Wo want her to go and you to brine
her. Your conduct may bo belter If
tho Is with us, and oiiir also. Com
rades Glover and Jlatm, who have Just
ffttirnrd roro n trip throtmh tho isouth
jam a vivid description of what they
jaw while there.
Space prevents mo from giving an
rxtendcri report, but It Is tho biuiio old
jouth, still plowing 'with cows and
mal-inf no Improvements whatever.
1 The same old nttimpn they fought from
eblnd are still there, insver been touch,
fd. Comrade Clover found tho
ramrod he shot away during a battle,
lorxettln?: to '.Mill ft ont'ot his gun. It
Muck in toe ground where :t had gone
(liro;;h three rebels r.i.d pinned them
lown, Their bones were hi III there,
ir,d n fw old bras bultouu. Tho rent
tad vnolhrd. '
J. S. TAOOAftT,
7---.. Adjutant.
Carrara Paint Company Will Entertain
Barborton News.
(Special Correspondence.)
Barborton, Hilly 21. There Is conald
erablc talk of building a city hall, but
as yet no Bteps have bBcn taken lu the.
matter.
It Is being urged that tho village
build a big atone yard, and that when
hoboes are arrested they work out
their Hues on the htreotH. It Is proba
ble that llicflo matters will assume a
tangible form woun.
This is a gala day In Ttarbiirtoii. The
clicus Is liere, there are three b$ll
guinea this afternoon and at 0 o'clock
J'rof. Tllbhard will make a balloon as
cension aud parachute Jump. Tonight
too band Wilt give a grand concert at
Lako Anna grove. Kour bands from
neighboring towns will be here to as
sist In merry-making.
f. TakatHeye, of Toklo, .liipnrt, n
representative of the Diamond Match
company, was at tho Inn yesterday,
with Mr. C. II. I'almer and .Mr. Wm.
M. Craves, of Chicago.
Tho Painters' StiUe convention will
upon 111 Akron Tuesday and close
Thursday night. Tho Carrara Taint
company will have 1ft men here to on-
terlaln the, delegates, of which they
expect about HOO. Mr. O. E. Koblnson
says they will paint Akron a vermll
lion. Headquarters will be established
at tho Iluelilcl hotel.
The second largest hardware com
pany In America, (he Ceo. Worlhlngton
company of Cleveland, liavii ' been
made agents for Carrara palm In
Cleveland, and trlbiilnry territory.
Tho new grand stand and chairs at the
Clonvlllo driving truck lu Cleveland,
luivo Just been painted with Carrara
paint. Next week is tho big race
incut. The Cleveland company has
secured four large navy box kites and
Ihey will lly them In tandem. These
kites are made especially for the
American navy. Streamers will lly
from the Idles with tho Inscription:
"You're Hlltlng on Carrara," (meaning
Carrara tialiit.)
Hertrand Sehiiefer, aged HI years, of
Haliil live., sou of Mr. anil Mrs. It. D.
.Sehaefer, fell from a coal shed at .1
o'clock last nigh! and broke his nukle.
.lolin l'anl, It. K. Tracy, ('has. Am
merman, T. .1. Davles and M. ltlch
burger, will enjoy a llsh fry at .luliu
(Iroetr.'s tonight In honor of Mr. 11. E.
Ileum, of Ashtabula.
"Duel;" Curran Is eoullued to his
homo Willi rheumatism.
Ohns, Mack was lined l?l and costs
today by Mayor McNninarii for dis
orderly conduct. Kor carrying a re
volver Mlko Alben got .?'.'. and costs.
It. Monis of Hcotlilalo, I'n., and L.
Locks, of Hullnlo, will open a clothing
morit In the Daiieuhowei' block on
Second st.
ltert Curren Is home fiom a two
weeks' trip to Mackinac.
Mr. and Mis. Itoss and sou Ityron
accompanied by Miss Mabel Watson,
of Akron, aro spending a few days In
Detroit.
(Jerlrude and Lnurn Oyler of North
Lawienco, are visiting at tho homo of
.leiry Oyler on Eighth st.
Tho Alden llubbor woiks people aro
having a cluy pigeon shoot this afternoon.
Alleging Insanity.
Tina Wark Will be
Brought Into Court.
State Sues Ella J. Roehr
For $1,750.
Charged With Selling Intoxicat
ing Drinks.
lusurgents Are Killing
One Another.
TEETH EXTRACTED
WITHOUT PAIN.
STSI
That Arc
Guarantceil
J .OO
That Look
Naiural
Minister 'u Says Conger's
Message Is Genuine.
.OO
rt'LL SET OF TEETH.
GOLD CROWNS. 22k .
SILVER FILLINGS,...
GOLD HLLIMGS ,
BRIDGE WORK
lieOSrafhEi
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
ON FIRST-CLASS WORK. WE
DO NO OTHER.
Look ttt tlioso
pr i cos. Cotnparo
tliuni. Comoinnnd
soo our work. Com
pare it. Tloinoniber,
ovorythlnfr wo do is
fully guaranteed,
nnd must bo satisfactory.
All
Work
Guaranteed.
..... -.$3.00
$3.30
..25c and up
50c and up
53.50
, Over Mahaffey's Furniture Store.
Mours Q to O. To!. IIOB.4
ExtracllilR:, Whca plate Is ordered, c eanlnf with work FREE
OWW.OCWOXO'00W
TRIBUTES.
Mrs. Seeholtz Asks For Divorce
Court House News.
An allldavlt has been tiled by the rel
atives of Tina Wark of TallmadRO,
asking that a warrant be Issued to tho
Sheriff to brliif,' her before (he I'robulo
.Indue. .
It s alleged' that sho Is Insane and
that she should bo sent to the asylum
for treatment. She Is SHI years or iirc.
Tho Inquest will be held at tho Court
llouso alouday.
ACTION I'OU DAMACKS.
An action, entitled tho Stiite vs.
Kllu .1, Itoehr, was tiled lu Common
Pleas court Saturday moruliiK. It Is
alleged that the plaintiff: is the owner
of a house of lll-miinio ami that YV. O.
(ioudy and ("'harlos V Crltehileld pur
chascd liitoxIcatlnK drinks at her
place. It Is claimed that they bad
live drinks. The law provides a lino
of .f. 'l.'O for each offense. A total of
!pl,7t"il Is asked.
MA Hill HI) ON TIIH KOUHTII. ,
Kinmn Seeholt. Iiiin tiled a pelltlou
askliiK for a divorce from Harry See
holt 7 They were married .Inly -I,
l.Sb:;. She alleges that he has been
guilty of habitual ilriiiikonness and
gross neglect. She says ho has squan
dered his money for liquor and In dis
sipation. ll.LKCAh TKAN,S1"HH.
Tho Hardy Machine company has
commenced proceedings against Joel
It. Swllzcr el al. It Is alleged that the
defendant Is Indebted to the plaintiff
lu the sum of .fii.tiTL'.O I. It Is claimed
that he gave tho plant 111' a nolo for
this amount. Shortly before the nolo
became due It Is alleged that hu gave
Sarah Tousloy a note and mortgage
for ."f.",o:(S for the purpose of making
her a preferred creditor and that ho
fraudulently transfeicd oilier property
to his wife.
OTIIKH I'l.HAIHNIiS.
William II. .Miller has llled an ac
tion asking Judgment against tho Mer
chants' Insurance, company, Uo ul.
leges that he Is entitled lo SlOli.!M) tho
amount of a loss he suffered by the
bin ulng of Ids store.
In the case of Ohailes Weyrlek vs.
Frank Averlll, ttio defendant has tiled
an answer and cross petition, fie al
leges that the plaintiff Is Indebted to
him lu that amount for the euro of a
horse.
I'UOIIATIO COUUT.
.lesslo A. Hoover has beou appointed
gum dla ii of T. Wllford and Albert T.
Hoover. Horn! $S,0Q0.
I'eler lliimmel has been appointed
giiaullan of .leonctto, Itesslu and Helen
Hummel, lloiid WXlil.
French Havo Received Assurances of
Safety of Ministers.
Washington, July 21.-(.Spl.)-!i::iO p.
m. Tho Chluesu .Minister, Mr. Wit
Ting Knng, communicated to tho sec
lelary Of stale two liuportnnt tele
grams this morning. The llrst Is from
Sheng, director general of railroads
and telegraphs at Shanghai. It says:
"Fortunately thnt Mr. Conger's tele
gram has come, an Imperial decroo of
tho --ml of this moon, corresponding
to .Inly 18, has boon Issued stating
thtt all ministers were safe, tho Insur
gents tiring on nnd killing each other.
LI Hung Chang Is proceeding ninth to
suppress the riots. He will find 11 dif
ficult to do."
The second telegram Is from Liu Kill
Yl, Viceroy of Nanking, dated this '21st
of .luly, and received by Mr. Wu on tho
sumo day. It reads: "According to
the edict of the "ami of this moon,
(July 18) with the except Ion of the
German Minister, who was killed by
anarchists, with regard to which vig
orous measures aie being taken for
their punishment, all the other minis
ters for whom strenuous efforts aro
being made to afford protection are
fortunately unharmed,"
Mr. Wu expressed chagrin over tho
doubt that has arose over the genuine
ness of Conger's meshiige.
''1 know It Is correct," said he.
"Some people seem' to think thnt every
Chinese, from tho noble clast down lo
the coolie Is a blackguard. Let them
.think so. In ii few tliiys lliey will find
that we aro different." Mr. Wu spoke
In a louo Indicating that ho was deeply
hurt.
All Arc Safe.
Paris, July lM.(Spl.) Yokong, tho
Chinese Minister lo Franco, has com
municated to M. PolCasse,, the French
Minister of Foreign Affairs, an Imper
ial edict, auiiouilcliig thai with the ex
ception of llaroii Von Koppolor, all the
ministers at Peklu aro safe.
Now York, July 'M. (Spl.) A sharp
advance In ocean freight rates have
been called by the charter of sletim
vessels by the Pulled Slates ami llrlt
Ish governments,
?Z100 ?" H0?l0 ,t, , fV0 f f I,
FOH SALIJA cozy Utile 5-room
house, stale roof, porch across front,
lot 'lONihiri, terniR very reasonable.
Cull on or address L, II. Horner, No.
1iKi Hurvaid st Akron, O, 7DSI
Peorloss Dofeatetl.
The Pool loss Howling team was de
feated by the Wishngtons of Chica
go lu tho International Howling Tour
nament lu Now York, 'I'liiiiMluy by Ki
plus. The score stood:
Puorlcss: Crllo KH, Kompllln LIT,
Miller l"li Kull) JSJo, Mooro 177. Total
7-1 1.
Wahhlngtoiis Thompson lil!, Steele
15'J,.ilniiKiirt, 1UP, Hall) l'Jd, llelll, Wi.
Totij! &'.'.!),
Steumer fpr Long Lako park Sunday
0 a, in, aud i;B0 p.m.
Officers Installed.
fSrand Master J. P. .lonos Installed
tho following otllcers of Howard lodge,
1. o. O. F. at Cuyahoga Falls last
night: A. Adams, N. S.s (leorge Cun
ningham, V. ii,: Charley Waters, war
den; tleorgo Patterson, conductor; tJco.
Illackbmn, O. (J,; Hugh Hoyd, I. tL;
Fdgar Inskeep, It S. N (!.,; Thomas
Hhyuies, i, S, N, 0.; fieorgo Hand, K.
S. V, CI.; Joseph Ilrandt, u S. V. (.!.
LATE PERSONAL
.Mr. K, A, Upham will sb)K Sunday
al tho Calvary Presbyterian church In
Cleveland,
MWs J, P. Jonei of .117 Carroll st.,
Is spending a fow days with friends
and relatives lu Clnvelaud,
(Continued from arst page.)
.
that otlleo meant more than It means
now; it meniit statesmanship then,
It was lu that eventful period Just be
fore tho Civil war when we had what
was called the IneprosMblu conlllet
between freedom and slavery, andu ho
nobly aud bravely stood up for tho
rights of men, for the equality of all
men, high or low, rich or poor, black or
white, and somo of his speeches on
this subject lu the House ot Represen
tatives have attained tho last honors
of American liberty, for extracts from
them havo been printed lu tho school
books, and will be declaimed by pupils
In years to come as models of purlin-
nieidary eloquence. Other men with
less genius aud less ability, but with
more self-seeking have risen lo higher
positions aud have held them longer,
for our friend sought more than meie
personal advancement or promotion.
Ho was not puffed up, ho vaunted not
himself, ho did not assert himself. lie
was ambitious, yet he sought not bis
own Interest; It was not a question
with tiovernor Edgerlon how will this
'affect me, will it promote my Interests,
will It advance me lu political life; Iho
question with him was simply, Is It
rlghtV Is It Just? and he followed
ids convictions with a courage and
constancy worthy of all admiration.
Hut I cannot linger upon this. I love
to tlilnk of him as' a member of our
bar and as an intimate associate, as
the friend of youig men, ouo who hud
a helping hand for young men, n word
of courage to stiengthen them lu the
contests bcl'oie them, lo point them
to higher Ideals and help them look
forward wllh faith and courage to their
own success.
1 think that no man departing from
our bar received warmer or more gen
erous tributes al a meeting called for
the purpose of paying tribute than wero
paid to our deceased friend yesterday.
He was an ornament at the bar. He
was not only eloquent, he was philos
ophical, broad lu Ids views, generous
lu his character, kind and forgiving in
his nature, courteous in his manner,
ho was Indeed an example to Imitate,
and a man whose memory the members
of tho bar who survive hlin will long
cherish with an affectionate regard, J
Hut II was in his home and family
circle also that I love to think of him,
for In tlioso years when 1 was with him
the, family of children that clustered
around him frequently Hocked to our
oilier; 1 loo to think of that Ideal homo
where wlfo and children were bound
together by tjio ties of the warmest af
fection. Lovo and freedom dwelt there,
The door of that home was ever open
and all were welcome to share Its gen
erous hospitality; and lu his declining
jours, lu his old age, when these chil
dren for whom ho cared so tenderly lu
their Infancy, and over whose educa
tion ho watched with such great solici
tude, tliCM! ehlldeii having reach adult
llcf and attained honorable mnnhooM
and womanhood weio with him,
smoothing his pathway down tho steep
decllviy of life, ministering to his
wants, and tenderly and carefully
nursing and attending -their honored
father. "
There was mucl In that old oriental
benediction, "May jou die among your
kindred." Our filend wax fortitnate.
William Hiichtel l-rldny evening was for hero In this homo Mirioumlcd by tho
largely auenueii and a success both so
cially and lluauelally. It was given
by the ladles of St. Andrews' chapel
and tho Daughters of llio King of SI.
Paul's parish. The lawn was elabor
ately decorated with Chinese lanterns.
Ico cream, cake and lenionadu wpio
served.
PROGRAM
frt --
.. ffii wav'.-rr wa gKt onous, a luxury. Kaslly cleaned. ff
w Panrhfot MnnQirfopr Sr Pa
(? J. imVlJiWa.. JUIULJLIOAJBAI WL, jJ
V
Pure
Wate
For Concert at Randolph Park Sun
day, July 22.
March, "Koltoino," Fnrrar.
Overture, "Fesl Lassen," being' play
ed at each of Soiisa's concerts.
O'nmd selection "Felloes from Jho
Metropolitan Opera House," Toban).
Hrass quartette, a Sweel and Low;
b, HoVk-nbjo-baby, played by Messrs.
Harrlnptnn, Hauls, Vogelgesaug ami
Marquardt.
"Dance of the Coblins," grand de
scriptive dance.
Intermission.
Selection from opprn, William Tell,
(now and Just published,) Rossini.
Overture, 'Italians (n Algebra," Hos
slut. Xylophone solo, played by Mr. Har
rington, "Dauco of tho Phates," Siller
berg. (a) Calvary P. Rodney; (It), Clorla
from Mozart's 12th Mass.
Grand selection fiom Cavlllerra Hits,
tlcauii, Mascague.
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purity, and make water otherwise pols- )ff
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Is as necessary as food. Don't Invito
malarial fever and kindred diseases
this summer by using city or well wa
ter that you me not sure of, when the
Sanitary Still' will remove every Ini-
2(Q-2IS
New
S. BVaetBrB Stroot.
and old 'phono JJJ.4.
ii
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chlldreii whom he loyed, lie met his pnrsuaut to a cull of Lewis Seybold,
end. He met it bravely, he had no F.sq., president, the following mciuoi-
fears of death. He did not shrink
back fiom tho chill visage'' of the spir
it of the. scytlm iliu) the glass, but .be
went to his grave "llky one who wraps
the drapery of his couch about him and
lies down lo pleasant (beams."
It Is pleasant to think thai death
touched him kindly and tenderly as
tho harpist touches, his harp gently,
not striking It, but laying his open
palm upon the strings to deaden lis
vibrations; so our k.nd. friend has
passed away from time to eternity,
tn I and resolution was luiauimoiisjy
adopted:
IN MKMORIAM.
Tlu members of this Hoard have
heard with profound sadness of tho
! death of Honorable Sidney Fdgertou,
who, for many years has done so much
to foster ami encourage the growth
of the library.
From his Unit connect Ion with an
attempt to establish a public library,
commenced In the early part of the
year IS7S!, until Ih llnal completion,
lie never relaxed his efforts lo provide
leaving behind him" oiuorv which this means of public Instruction, amuse.
Is precious to all with whom he came
In contact.
RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by Iho Library Board Con
cerning Goy. Edgerton.
At n special meeting of tho Hoard
of Managers of the Akron Public
Library, convened July L'Oth, 1000,
..cm and ciiiic.ition.
How fully these efforts 'succeeded
Is apparent In our present library.
To place on record our nppi eolation
of these acts of our departed friend
It Is,
Resolved, That In the death of the
Honorable Sidney Kdgerton, the public
has lost a near frlelid. the community
a loved citizen and the library a con
sistent helper.
Resolved, That a copy of these reso
lutions be spread upon our record and
a copy duly engrossed bo sent to hW
surviving relatives.
Splendid Success.
Tho lawn feto at the residence of Mr,
1 is Can i tm
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3?y I
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If I '
M. L urn
j Come in and Order a
Summer Suit
SPECIAL
Reduction in Prices
For July and August.
We Guarantee the Fit, He
Quality and Prices. -"'
Bank Clearings.
Hank clearances for the past week
are repoited as follows; Akron, S-I8I,-MX);
Cunion, ?)jr.000; .jsprlngtield,
S271,0;iS; YouusMown, J321J7U.
LAST LINKS.
Charlie Funk, a driver for the Wind
sor Hrlck Company, was slightly In
Jured lu a runaway, Saturday morn
lug. Ho was thrown 'from a wngou
and Injured about the arms and shoul
ders. He will bo unable to work for
a fow days. The team was caught be
fovo much damage was done to (ho
wagon.-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTMD Lady ugoiit to represent
an Knstorn uianunicluier on an ar
ticle or apparel, Address fi. D.; Dem
ocrat olllcc. 70 St
r
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Soo our lino lino of Summer
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