PAGE THREE THE BULLETIN. MOUNT JOY. PA.
RHEEMS
point from a Mt. Joy woman: Mrs,
C. @Gillums, Main St., Mt, Joy Pa.
says: “One of my family had at-
acks of kidney complaint for years
and complained a great deal of a
aull pain in the small of the back.
This person slept pooriy and felt all
out of sorts. Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured from Garber’s Drug Store,
brought relief. 1 can add nothing to
the public statement I gave in praise
of Doan’s Kidney Pills before except
to say that the cure Ithen described
has been permanent.” i
WHAT MT. JOY WANTS TO KNOW
The Answer Is Found in the State-
MILTON GROVE
Billy Sunday, the Evangelist, Springs
a Lwud One a. Pittsbu.g
SALUNGA |
| East Main
Mr. W. B. Rodgers spent Sunday
at Downingtown. |
Howard Peifer
Sunday with Mrs.
Mount Joy.
The Misses
Cooper attended a
the Lancaster Elks.
The Misses Annie and
man spent a few days
at Lancaster last week,
The Monitor Steam Heating plant
is just now being operated slowly for !
want of orders.
The play given
School was witnessed by
d and peiformance
Program Rendered by the Salunga oy
School Proves B.g Success
Spelling Bee of the Rheems School
Will be a Big Affar
Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Landis enter-
tained some prominent citizens of
this place last Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Gaynor and
fam ly spent last Sunday visiting
reiatives at Harrisburg.
Mrs. Gabriel Risser spent last Sun-
day with her mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Stauffer and sister Anna at Mt. Joy.
Mrs. Jno. W. Kraybill was the
| guest of her sister Mrs. Lizzie Stauf-
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at Mount Joy, one day last week.
Januar
|
| E. E. Hernly prominent cattle
Es er who owns farms in Mount Joy
township, purchased a carload of ear
And
ment of a Mt. Joy Resident °
Carl Bube of
week-end visitor
' John Koser,
transacted bus ness
Saturday.
Mr. and
Colebreok,
in town.
C. D. Wittle
visited re atives
Sabbath.
Mrs. Eli
her son-in-law C.
ily Thursday.
Mrs. David Greiner
of Mount Hcpe were
the p-st week.
M'ss Lizzie G uber enteretained on
Sunday, Samuel Ebersole and family
Mount Joy was a
in this locality.
of Mastersonville,
this place,
From week to week, from year to
year, there have been appearing in
these columns statements made by
neighbors, which we have all read
with great interest, and many of us
to know is, do they stand the great-
est test of all—the test of time?
Here is conclusive evidence on this
and family spent
Feifer’s father at! -T
REFR
in
and Edith
given bLy |
Lillian
supper
Nauman, of
visitors
M:s. or anything
were
John W.
mid-week
Tillie Eris-
two daughters : alia
with friends
Florin over the
and
in
fer
a
Sunnyside, visited
and fam-
Fess of
Shumaker
Salung |
a laige|
was pro- |
by the
corn which he unloaded last Monday.
Anna Mary Sumpman of Lan-
and Mrs. Sumpman of
Jey, were guests of the H. H.
family one day last week.
and Co. of Mount Joy of Elm Mill
ased the 1913 crop of tobacco
om E. E. Hernley. Several acres at Land.ord and
i and the balance at 91% and z. of Hotel Miiten
Relatives and friends of Mrs. P. E. relatives your
1 oe y Mr. @ » Mrs.
Groff glad learn that she Ir. any Irs ny
is aeain to attend to “her Green Tee, Sunday with
DD diadl a e { I
after a brief illness. © brother, Achy Koser
B. L. Heisey of Eliza- family at Mastersonvile,
visitors in this place ! Samuel 8. Gibbe will kick
took advantage dust of M'lton Grove soil
at the P. N.|2nd move his family and
at present
atches disclose that
R. Gibble
of fresh
accommodate
locality.
Mi and daughter,
Miss «a
S town visitors ;
the
LU
caster
Mount
Bard
Garber
Jenry
LO WINE SUCCESS.
of our 1ugged young
for instruc-'!
Louuced a
Was There a sale So Rich
Bountecus In Savings
A Sweepi: g Clearance of Winter Stocks in Every
Department: Prices Drop Lower as the Sale Goes On
wevesal men
have de
v
Never
appiicaticn
Stevens Indsurtial School
we have as yet |
ia
in
with
the
what
un
bu
not learned.
‘Lhe
caster
purcl
Mrs. A. S. Holwager,
Grove circulated with
boro, Sunday.
Harry H. Koser
result
services at the Lan-
Methodist church
unabated
have been
1evival
Broad
cont.nued
number
in
of
the
and
be St.
will to
spent sil with
and
added to the church.
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19¢ yd.
Qa For
JU worth
silk, bearskin
$ 4 inches {
quality black 1 formers zeal quite a
25¢ yd.
quality;
black;
best
worda
good
good
value
| domest ‘ec duties
Mr. and Mrs.
{ bethtown, were
] They
Jhargain
17a For
i ¥ VU sateen,
Exceptionally
30 inches wide;
very lustrous, big
caps,
$2.50, in
broadcloth.
of styles;
ribbon, furs,
Choice of white,
reds and tans,
Extraordin-
children’s
up to
| and
A ' riots
1Qa Yor fancy dress t PB i: A
dF Wb eens worth 25c. Blacl I ysetie ge
self figures : i
off the
in April
household
unknown.
Supervisor
will receive a large
oysters from Ba'ti-
the public in
Let pictures tell
motor trip. The Ko
sure way, the simpld
venient way.
Kodak goods have
juality and so have w
ve carry only the ge
product. No chance f
KODAKS $5.00 AND
BROWNIES $1.00
HEADQUARTERS FC
SUPPLIES
in the Chuich God, Land.sville,
whiie the denomination |
of sanie a
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of
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commenced
evening.
the serv.
the town
of
Weaver
| goods to a place
Disp
Aaron
Kraybill store.
| S ay
| Poul B. sunday
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has charge of
meeings on
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and returned from
ek. He
brief vacation
Mrs. W.
with Heisey
Wa Rev.
contem-
with
L.
11s ry neat gray Aaa .
SO ye y nea gray bon ties. Horo. last” wi
27 to 30 inches wide;
value
Qia For
wiz worth
and dark
able patter
aj price ior
goods.
11a For Eden Cloth
IV 1bc. A fabiic
ri vne
church.
a
in the latter
Bu.ning
illed
1 :
18 . Ss ply ices
vues. spend’ng a upply ices
Mr.
plates
match or
goods, 1s
smart rel- |
weed. You |
who pulls a]
is also go.ng |
dirtiest |
| with
candling
fake
deal
more to tobacco
Women's genuine yarents, and
50 “Maggioni” gloves.
choice from our
guaranteed
perfect, no seconds or “sale
loves.” Best quality kid skins
colors. ater
For
$1
stricted
the
Se
candie,
the
Helsey his
) the
the
were in of
churéh
brought
two
services which ’S
Mt. Pleasant
weeks was
with
of
who
be sule
f.om
one
Evangelistic
the
few
| inch one
driller
all
while
drilled six
an artesian
to" C
that
autcmobi'es.
Mrs. Enos Miller
last Sunday
Mr. Mrs.
Miller P.R.
Harrisburg.
surprise party |
jr., last Saturday |
home of
of his
with a
I andis Brothers a
well
away
in
fe
colors; in
ns; a
these
progress lows
the
stoek, all
! hole
near
with
their
very unusu-
exceillier
for past may the low
candle
to draw
for a
garage arry
his pocket
the
to a close Sunday evening
black and and waste it gives
worth 09 For $1.50
with oJ blankets,
soft, fiim texture, and wool uality. Choice of
finish; unequalled in wash and
flannels; plain and stripes. all neatly
214 For extra quality
W2V bray in plain and
effects. Regular Yc
a great offering for the best 50c
clearance, wear obtainable:
R14 For yard-wide per Ul sizes.
W2L worth 9c yard,
and dark colors, in the Other Creat
Offerings
est patterns; a splendid
ric for waists, shirts, etc.
mention
space,
7Qa For
I JU sheets,
extra good bar-
following lines.
slightly soiled
tainable for
knit underwear
muslin under-
soggiest, ce
and as you might
expect, no invariably the
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of |
|
verdict.
{
trial
onversions.
The
that
to have
ashing
bed
fine
neat plaids
pinks; full
finished.
50c “High 3
underwear, man of
good seconds; A birthday
fleeced under- for Tloyd Murphy
practically evening the
A large number
sprung it
all
Cotton
of
seent for Standard Steal
Take Not
Washing-
going
policy.
send or-
drink.
news comes in from leaves
the Administration
a Mexican
it to
Senor quit
Har- |
{ton
Mr. and of ; 3
~ iq “11 is
afternoon 1s ulin Ss
John C. |
R. fire-
risburg, spent
as guests of
Mr.
firmer
contemplates
Huerta
blues
and and
a
We think a young man does wise-
good trade
now prevai.s
European
a|
size
For
JJU Rock”
These are very
daa] r
Smith, is a Possibly
ly who tries to leain a
and the condition
and
every
cham- i ders to to
check
grade;
quick
mens
a west
that
other
learning
was held ing.
in Germany
countries, of
improvement in
trade. Several dealers
visited this section the past week and | tizde should -be
line of tobacco er thing for young
and 3 cents for | seems to prevail
| folks an idea that each girl or
was placed upon the earth to
a good time nad the to have
lis to be up and doing, running
the Movies, going to a couple
and the theatre several week-
ly. The young folks may have fun
but do vour parents enjoy it even a
little bit?
There is a visible
one
considered the
Americans.
among our
the tobacco
his parents. |
associates
of
at Ar~ you open forba
11 sell Ed son
prop- |
There | Li
young te
poy | MLE Wax records for 15d
nave | Have about 250t0 select
it | We will
cales
light
neat-
fab-
the SO,
9
shower skirmished aleng
upon him
gifts.
Ww.
Mrs
daughter
| culturists, paying
sorts of
Mrs.
Ruth
and daugh- | fair
Eichelberger
of Royalton, |!
guests of Mr. and Mrs. | scnville
Mrs. Lloyd |
George Foltz
and H. Heisey who had purchased
Witmer’s) farm near Master-
private sale, renounced
will “continue his resi-
| dentship at his present domiciliary
their | adjoining town.
at! The houses
| corners the
: ter - Cyrus
“Utica he way
98¢c; are
best ob-
kasting
not play them ¢
hem. All recoid
mm perfect conditiofi and
sold for les thafi cost. The
reason of the salf is the Edi
son peop e hav¢ discontinued
the manufacture of the 2 min-
ute record.
BAR 3 STOCKED WITH THE BEST 3
Doan’s Kidney Pills”
competitors, When E. W. Garber BEER. WINES. LIQF BS & CIGAR
Banner | people right here at home raise their
: . ® +» en
he | voice in praise there is no room left :
of the | voice in ih The Rexall Store
: for doubt. Read the public statement
inspired to
E. Main St.
genuine Jno.
worth
The
long,
to
in this
rand
! were Sunday
{John M. ‘Weaver
Murphey
Church
Impossible
everything
but, see the
gains in the
Women's
Vomen’'s
and
to |
at
dances
contract
change
and the .
times
service.
41 Qa For
I JU pillow cases,
soiled; size 45x36
neatly hemmed. A
value—worth 22c¢ each
4 Qa For regular 25¢ whi i Women's
I YU pique; excellent i ( ts
ty; various #vidth
Z
held
services
Rev.
and . the
Brethren
morning
the
Sunday
of
genuine “Utica’
that utilize the four
square were erected
years; OC. 8. Shu-
1847; E. F. Grosh’s
1848; A. Holwager’s |
S. L. Gingrich’s |
wear
Women's
Li1
Men's
Dress
3 regula
handkerchiefs :
white goods
vs’ sweaters
and
and
rugs
at
following
morning.
Eshleman
occupied the
Sunday
Nathan
Eshleman
this place last
lens and
ry o—
HERE AT HOME
Joy Citzens G.ad y Testify and
ntly Reccmmend Doan’s
Kidney Pills
S. Shearer, —————
Daniel
and 1 S.
“s abode in
building in
1856 and
1862.
questions that
the authorities
Great Britian
the Sta:
was the
silks Bishop maker
suits
goods
coats
and
Fine OysterS
Store
before a la: congregation.
the
west
{ pulpit ge :
arp hotel in Mt: de
Confide
trolley |
last | residence
heaq
Salunga
9:
Owing to over
of
about
9:25
— ine breaking mn
exer-
the U.
did <0
The are now
both
where
caused a |
| cising
Monday morning 20
to the
It ig testimony like the following
it has placed
far above
of
one hour near
had |
delay
the C
wait
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nade
car
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We Give
“S & H”
Green ;
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Every i
Ss
Spangled
location
olebhrook road where they and
to for power ij Key write
being
ednesday
Is
where
which
national
back
In equestrainism
an natural and safe
If women were to adopt it instead of
| their and perilous
mode gain in health,
would very
| and
ship on
arrangements
Spelling
month of
xtensive are
Good Stabling Accomodation
Local
FIRST NATION'L BANK AY
R JOY in thestate of Pennsylvania,
lose of business, Jan 13 1914,
RESOURCES
Losns and Discounts. 3
overdratig, secured «nd unsecur q
U.S Bonds to Secure Circulation
U0. 8. Bonds to secure U. S. Dep sits
To secure Postal Savings.
Other Bondsto secure U.S, Deposits
Bon 8. Securities, ete
Banking huse, Furniture and Fix-
tures: . 5000 00
Other Real Estate owned. 52,300 0G
{ Due from State ¥ Frivite Buk, 8 & Bnkrs
Trust Companivs & Savi Banke 382.5
Due from approved feser Acents
(‘hecks and her Cane Items.
Notes of other National Banks.
Fractional Paper Currency.
els, and Cents. . . .
Specie . $2,451 7,
Lega tender notes . ol
Redemption fund with U 3
5 per cent of circulation
Jee he was
February
By all |
a large lm vogue.
being
trolley
to hold a Some Joy citizen:
E. Greenawalt, Donegal St.
Pa., says: “For some time
poor health and I finally
the conclusion that my
were disordered. My back
constantly and Iwas subject
to chills and dizzy spells. The least
work tired me and Ihad but little
2mbiticn. Hearing of Doan’s Kidney
Pills, I decided to give them ga trial
and procured a box at Garber’s Drug
Store. They acted just as represent-
ed. Igot prompt relief and improved
in every way. I gladly confirm the
statement [gave some years ago,
recommending Doan’s Kidney Pills,
My health has been good since.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the
take no other.
time during the the anthem?
81 MOUNT JOY, PA and Long Distance Phones
rall Meat Marke:
Trading le ; ;
7 at the Rheems school house. Horse riding is again coming
have
position.
be at- men
it
by
there will Are
me
dneys
ached
| indications
EPORT OF THE CONDI: (ON OF THE
MOUNT
at th
owing con- easy,
get
tendance to
EARIDOOOOOC,
| venient to there cars.
tiresome
riding, the
and security
present
week.) of
the oldest
Donegal
John and
last week.
for last
one of
(Too late
341 171 88
458 26
100,000 vg
1,000 0
1 000 00
1.0000 0G
126,566 8%
Leonard Smith comfort be
| country butchers from
| slaughered four hogs for
| Miller Weaver Wednesday
In the, D. G. Brinser feed ware
house for several days last week
there was not as much as one quart
of good wheat on hang.
Mrs. Reuben Nissly of Mt. Joy,
passed through this place one day
last week owing to Morris Kulp being
confined to the house with a slight
attack of the grip.
The P. N. Kraybill general mer-
chandise store has been put on the
list for bargains and a house cleaning
time will take place there for a short
while.
The large circle saw was placed in-
to service at the Hersh machine shop
last week which caused a buzz in
your ear.
The Frank Pierce stone crusher is
being run daily regardless of the
frisky weather. They are getting a
supply on hand for their early spring
demand.
Mr. Wiliam Chapman and daughter
gPreorecses %esscacseessery
$GARDZXEN?
POVSDOPOLPLIOBLLEOOGHE
Motion Pictures
of Elizabethtown, spent Sunday after-
1 Saturda Y
i . ti Pi t nocn as guests of his daughter, Mrs.
) P. E. Groff and family.
Association Pictures J Groff aug fawlly, lo gle
Souders spent last Sunday at the
and E. Hersh enter-
tained a flarge number of prominent
guests last Sunday.
5 and 10 below zero is the record
for the first half of January making
Mennonite Home for the aged at Or-
: ice 6 and 7 inches thick which was
Tweorosnsensnsinnsverend
great.
The
and
xcel
is coming back, good
is said will even
unsightly hump
We
anti-
from
bustle
it
the
during the 70's.
plot of the
keep women
and
size
strong,
I always have on hand anything in
the line of Smoked Meats, Ham,
Bologna, Dried Beef, Lard, Etc.
Also Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork and
Mutton. Prices always right.
in
universall 2Y;
fear this is a
suffragists to
entering election booths.
Ice harvest is in full blast and
those who know say that the harvest
has not been so large in years. There
re - H H. KRALL
many skaters who registered
MARIETTA You
protests to the harvest, but this West Main Street, Opp. Bank,
. MOUNT , PA
has not kept the proprietors of the! pap Spangler, Oldest Man in the ll Tetons ou Joy, P
mill dams and ice ponds from reap. i p .
Town, Still in Business ;
ing their profits. 900000000000
A bulletin has recetly come to us
We are Always Prepared to serve
trom the Agricultural Dept. at Wash-
ington which goes back to the fine.
Pure
Spring
old days of soft soap. It advises the
housewife to save the grease to make
Water
soap, and save: the wood ashes to
make lye, and boiling grease in the
lye is the way to make soft soap. We
suppose there are some people having ! IN ANY QUANTITY at Very
Moderate Charges.
Don’t fail to see us before plac-
ing your order this year.
who remember the soft soap period in
So 4 N. Stauffer & Bro.
our country’s history and possibly |
Mount Joy. Penna.
may feel a sense of delight in that
Jeffersonian simplicity which would
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carry us back to those halcyon times.
“Good morning,” will say Secretary
to handle our beautiful and exclusive
line of SHIRT WAIST and SUIT Ma-|
Houston, “have you used soft soap?”
Here is a hot one from Billy Sun- |
TERIALS, HANDKERCHIEF'S,
ERY, Ete. This
the world’s greatest evangelist. |
Speaking of gossipers in a recent |
opportunity for you.
‘equired.
worn
Nick-
name—Doan’s—and
ee——
Treas
Total. .: oe
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in . 1
Surp us fund
Undivided profits, less
and Taxes paid
National Bank Notes outstanding z
Due to other National Banks
Due to Trust Comparies and Sav-
ings Banks.
Individual deposits subjec tto ¢ hee k
Dema d certificates of deposit
Time certificates ot deposit, .
Canhier’s checks outstanding .
Urited States deposits, - =
Postal Saving~ Deposits,
Notes and bills rediscounted
were
their
0,000 ot
75,000 06
Ex enses
: 30, 488 77
son of Mr. and Mrs. ;
residing in Marietta,
had narrow escape from being
drowned Saturday night, while skat-
ing on the Susquehanna River, and
wes only saved by the presistent
efforts of his companion, William
Sultzbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Sultzbach.
Barr Spangler, the oldest man in
Marietta and the oldest business
man in Lancaster County, finished
the 91st year of his life last week
As vice president of the First Na-
tional Bank and head of the firm of
B. & C. S. Spangler he is on duty
every day. About 30 years ago he
was the Prohibition candidate for
state treasurer and his interest in
the anti-rum’ cause is ae intense as
ever.
Ear] Carver,
Wilson Carver,
a
705
Total.
State of Penna. Countv of Lancaster: 88;
I, R.Fellenbanm Cashier ofthe above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
m mis true to the best of my knowlege and be
lief,
R. Fellenbaum, Cashier
Subseribed and sworn to betore me this 1%
day of Jan. 1914.
W. M. HoLLowBUSH, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
J. 8S. CARMANY
S.5 WOLGEMUTH
AMOS N. MUSSER
ville,
Mr.
Mrs. H.
a
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} Directors
Pa.
packed into ice houses as rapidly as
possible. The Rheems ice house is
idle.
{ One day last week there was quite
2 rush at the Rheems ware house for
feed and coal which has been a sure
indication of a snow storm the follow-
ing day, but it failed this time.
If this was in the midst of the can-
ning season with sugar down in price
hovering nea: the four cent mark.
We might say well done you Demo-
crats.
Cyrus Musser
gency freight
Elizabethtown
Rheemg station
weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Jacob W. Heisey and
their guests enjoyed _hemselves by
the fire side on Christnias day eating
a large water melon a: delicious as
in the midst of melon season. So
they say, we were never so fortunate
as to get a taste.
Ice and snow. appears {o be a de-
lig to the young. Quite a number
of 4 footed ones of this section
> vith a large crowd of
the Conewago Creek last
| Terms Moderate. Bell Telephone
CHARLES S. FRANK
AUCTIONEER
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Prompt Attention given to Sales of
HOS-| Real Estate and Personal Property.
is an exceptional
No experience IF YOU ARE ILL
GOOD PAY SAMPLES FREE from soy disorder of tho STOMACH, LIVER oe
KIDNEYS, or if your bowels are inactive at
Write today for particulars
| times, or you should suffer from headaches,
Mitchell & Churca Co.
day,
sermon in Pittsburg, Billy said: “You |
hear something derogatory about
your neighbor. You don’t stop to find | TY ee =
out whether or not it is the truth, but SELLING CATTLE EARLY
you peddle it up and down the neigh- -
borhood and by the time it has reach: Importations from Argentine and
ed the end of the block it is a slan- Cheaper Corn is Cause
der. “Thou shalt not bear false wit- | -
ness?’ You run into your neighbor's Thinking that cheaper
in the early morning. You have al the importation of beef from
fascinator on, your hair is in curl | Amreica under freedom from tariff
papers and your hands are covered | duties will bring down prices, local {RFA.00 gest wiiloob SEVHN MANES of yout
with dough: “Good morning, Mrs. J. farmers have begun to turn then RL a an
have you heard the latest about Mrs. | fall-fed cattle to market at prices 203 Water St. Binghamton, N. Y. SEVEN BARKS a £; ial Ibwill purity ous
S.? 1 feel so sorry for the family.” | which are unsually high. This Desk A S1/| blood, clear nf and brain, and
You ‘are a miserable old liar, for if | the earliest that the local feede's PN im | Juke Kio womh BYE i sheotutdy
you felt sorry you would keep your | have ever begun to unload. Hi ly disturb 9: Ju light eS
old mouth shut. You miserable old! The most of the sales have been
gimlet-eyed, pigeon-toed thing! I tell | down around Blue Ball. Part of the
you, the devil is afraid of some of | cattle sold have come to Lancastor
you women—he wouldn’t get within | butchers, but the most of them have
R. emer-
and ticket agent of
he'd forth at the
for several days last
the P. R.
corn and
South
The Banner Maryland
Pure Rye Whiskey
M25 Quart. $4.00 Gal. i
201-
is
For sale at druggists at 50 cents per
bottle. Don't fail to t try it. Address
LYMAN TWA 5 Murray St. New York, N.Y.
$5 TRADE-MARKS and os or no
vening.
's BE. Groff is confined to
twenty feet of you. Yes, and some
of you old he gossipers that can loaf
a sudden illness.
ens has contracted to
Gaynor 1913 jero=
market.
io a livery stablel or a booze joint
people’s reputation to a shred and
lon’t stop to find out whether it
e or not. “Thou shalt
witness.” “QE lying
been sold to shippers and are being
forwarded to New York, where some
of them are loaded for Europe.
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