The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 6, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 25, 1902 Page: 2 of 4
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Denison Foundry ft Mad
Baccute all work pertaining
1>HE DENISON PHARMACY,
prepared
private
Plans and ipecfication^
for public buildings and
residences*
DENISON,.......'
Muller Block, - East Stairway, tf
J)R. MARION TEAS
....SURGEON....
Special attention given to the Eyes,
Fitted.
Office
ai6 Main St
Up Stair*
ST. LOUIS STEAM DTE 00.
Il6 MAIN SBUtl.
CO. LUKTNCUjTallMr.
Suit! to order. All kinds of fancy djrlnj
cleaning and repairing. Kid g!ov<
DENISON TRANSFER LINE,
TOC MURPHEY, Proprietor.
MOVES Sates, Pianos and Ho-
hold Furniture with apeo*w
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223 Main St. „
Prescriptions carefully com-
pounded. Come and see us.
WARM WEATHER
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We are now prepared to
serve you the most lusci-
ous and varied lines of
Rummer drinks offered in
Texas.
Our Cafe is without a
peer.
fHallenbeck
& St. John
Bakers and Caterers.
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Laundry
Work-—
When done r'ght please*,
when dose wrong k makes
a righteous kick. We do
laundry work right.
THE STAR
LAUNDRY
Phone 12.
i<H W. WOODARD ST.
noooooooooooooooooo
LARGEST WOOD YARD.
We have the lar
in Denison,
wood,
le
pn
caption at Elks’ hall, where the pen-
cil shown had the pleasure of form-
ing the acquaintance of the beauti-
ful ladies and gallant gentlemen of
Gainesville. Liter they were es-
corted to the opera bouse where
they were given a rate musical treat
by the faculty and pupils of the Con-
servatory of Music, and had the ex-
quisite pleasure of listening to a
tong by Madame Floridins. Thurs-
day night the programme eras a
banquet at the Lindsay house. Fri-
day morning the preta gang guests
were driven over the city in car-
riages, and later were given an ex
curtion on the railroad to the Ar-
bucket mountain* in the Territory,
where e basket lunch was served,
after which an hour was spent in
climbing over the rocks and strolling
along the banks of the picturesque
Washita. The editors were al! de-
lighted with the hospitable manner
in which tney were entertained dur-
ing their stay in Gainesville, and
carried home with them the memor-
ies of a most enjoyable visit.
The proceedings of the attoctation
were of the usual order. When it
came to electing officers it was de-
cided to have only one vice presi-
dent instead of three, in order to do
away with the “apostolic succes-
sion,” which had become exceed-
ingly annoying, when it came to
the election of a president. The
following officers were electud for
the ensuing year: C. N. Owsley,
president; R. E. Yantis, vice pres
dent; J. T. Robinson, secretary
C. F. Lehman, treasurer; E. G
Seni
, prohibition Uw evi-_______
■ .he leader, won v. and c#nadt
ji ne to- was decided not to be advisable to
Wedm
informal re-
call tor an election until that was
A set of resolution* wen
adopted, somewhat in form of a
constitution, and in accordance with
its provision* an executive committee
was appointed. Shtrman has four
of this committee, Deni-
son three, and theSmaller towns one
each.
Sherman, T. S. Clyce, J. F.
Evans, C. D. Hughes, H. A. Ivey.
Denison, f. W. Reeder, J. H.
Rsndell, Ctrl Wolfe.
Whitewright, W. T. Davis; Van
Atstyne, Its. O- McKinney; Col-
linsville, D. B. Beauchamp; Potts-
boro, Prof. G. W. Austin; Whites-
boro, J. W. Morton; Howe, 1. F.
Fuller; Southmavd, W. M. Shel-
ton; Bells, rt. G.Neal; Tom Bean,
J. B. Reeve*; Tioga, Rsv. F. D.
Wharton; Black Bridge, W. J.
Abbott; Ellsworth, C. W. McEl-
reath.
The executive committee then
elected the following officer*:
Dr. T. S. Clyce, chairman.
H. A. Ivy, secretary.
C. D. Hughe*, Ireasurir.
A committee composed of J. F.
Evans, H. A. Ivy and J. M. Pen-
der was appointed to prepare plan
of organisation ftd work
Rev. Hoseapple of Sherman
acted as chairman of the meeting
and made an excellent oresiding of-
ficer. He had a faculty of expedit-
ing business, and was very fair in
his rulings. H. A. Ivy ot Denison
acted as secretary.
Toe Knew What You Ar* Takiag
When you taka Grove’s Tasteless i
Tonic
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Imperial
Britain, is extending to *11 the
mes to South Africa, Australia and
" The result is the cheapen-
ing of tobacco at wholesale at leest.
The 1086 descendants of Brigham
Yonng are to hold m reunion et Salt
Lake City, but there is no building
large enough to accommodate sll of
them and thafr friends. Brigham
had 56 children, *94 grandchildren,
745 great grandchildren.
During the month of April the
capitalisation of trusts in the United
States amounted to $5.43,000,000 in
round figures. The total capitalisa-
tion of trust* tor twelve months
amounted to e little over $5,000,-
000,000.
We, in this sleepy end of the
United States, have very little com-
prehension of the feverish and boom-
ing activity of the Northwest, es-
pecially on the Pacific coast. From
San Francisco to .Seattle wharves
are being built, warehouses run uo
enormous dimensions, railroad spurs
are being built to accommodate in-
creasing freight trsffic.
The first five-masted tchoom r
ever built in the United States will
soon be launched at
Bath, Maine,
It it a mont-
for the foreign trade,
ter in its way.
The largest raft ever constructed
ha* just arrived at St. Louis, con
taining tt ,000,000 teet of logs.
Another bridge across the Missis-
sippi river is to be completed within
e year from St. Charles to a point
opposite. All indications point to
a record breaking fruit crop in Cali-
fornia. Ten thousand acres of new
prune orchards begin bearing this
year. The Santa Clara crop will
amount to 130,000,000 pounds.
The Morgan Interest control 75
WOSDER
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bring
ere being opened up and greet
ranches are being laid out. The
largest and best graded sheep ranch-
es in the United States, outside of
California, are being established
there.
One straw indicating business
conditions is shown in the building
statistics for March tn 33 cities
Where 8*489 permits were issued
calling tor improvements worth
$3*»3s7t*40» allowing a gain of 8
per cent over March of last year.
A $1,000,000 American depart-
ment store is to builtMonterey,
Mexico, which is a center of vast
industrial population. American
methods all through are to be intro-
duced.
Every manufacturing establish-
ment m San Francisco that former-
ly used tea tons of coal daily is now
Using California oil for fuel.
The needs of the new shipping
combine call for an expenditure of
$8,000,000, for docks in the New
York harbor.
Four hundred new stamps for
crushing ore have recently been pnt
up in Oregon where extraordinary
mining activity prevails.
Fire proof glass is to be turned out
in large quantities in Western Penn-
sylvadSt*H
Italy, wants a treaty with the
United States to protect its wine In-
dustry.
The enormous production of flour
keeps prices steady.
Parliament is excited ovtr the
American ship combine.
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Forest to Yard
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‘ p of the way from the toll tree to the boarding or
smallest dimensions receives vigilant care before it
ands of our customers. The tree is all right in the
, the sawing and planing in the second place, and drying,
‘T,.l,****?n'n*’"' in the third, and price and promptness of
delivery to the fourth, at
Lingo-Leeper Lumber Co.
(Successors to Burton, Lingo ft Co.)
Yard* at Denison, Dallas, Fort Worth, El Paso, Colorado, Big Springs,
Midland and Pecos.
T. E. HORAN
DEALER IN
Saddles and
Harness*
Sole Agent for—
“THE TENNESSEE"
AND FAMOUS
Premium Old Hickory
WAGONS
The finest line of Buggies
oeiving them by the carload.
and look at the new styles.
No. 416 WEST MAIN STREET, DENISON, TEXAS.
in Denison.
Call at
WMWMBMBeaQeenBBWQQeBWBaeeewiei
printed
X. K. 4 T. SATES.
ot National Conver
Portland,,
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We an Headquarters for All Kinds ef Pictures and Frames
New Pictures arriving daily from 3c up
Framed Pictures complete from 25c up
Bring your Pictures and have them framed, or come
framed for your home.
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413 TO 417 W. CASSTtUT St_
r.WOODS, N. P. J. A. CUMMINS.
The Gnjson CoddIj Abstract Co.
SUte and Countjr Tun Collected.
WOOD ft CUMMINS, - - - Prop’r.
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Denison, Texas. tt
JOB BRUTSCHE, t
insurance.
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Office: ias Main Street.
S.
R. BIRCH,
^ PHYSICIAN.
Office at Hanna A Son’s Drug Store,
Residence, No. 715 West Day Street.
----TELEPHONE____7
1)R. W. T. BOOTH
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Physician and Surgeon
Diseases of Women and Children
a specialty.
No 226 Main St. Denison, Tex.
JOHN HOLDEN,
BLAtjkSMITHING
Hokse-Shobing I Ginual
a Specialty. ! - Repairing
Shop: 204 W. Cht- mrr Street.
HUMPHREYS’
flbooooooob^aJijBoooooi
-4m* '31 reached Pierre
1 ness under the same firm-name
After s shorttgsriprta
SctTon St. Pierre,
intish steamer Reraima
on Thursday with
1 ten passengers, among whom were
Mrs. Stikes sad her three children
and Mrs. H. J. Inc*. They were
I watching the rein of ashes when,
with a frightful roar and terrific elec-
tric discharges, e cyclone of fire,
mad and steam swept down from
the crator over the town and bay,
sweeping all before and destroying
the fleet of vessels at anchor off the
[shore. There the accounts of the
[ catastrophe so tar obtainable cease.
Thirty thousand corpses are
I strewn about, buned to the ruins ot
I St. Pierre or else floating, gnawed
| by sharks, m the surrounding seas
Twenty-eight charred, half dead
[ human beings were brought to FOrt
de France. Sixteen are already
u__. dead and of the whole number only
Changing lianas 1 tour tre expected to recover. The
You are interested to investing Associated Press steamer was char-
your money wisely. I am interested tered to Guadeloupe, neared Marti-
to giving you the best returns for nique st 6:30' Sunday, morning,
the money you put into a bouse. I The island with its lofty hill, was
I make you teel that your cash hidden behind a huge- veil of violet
could not be put to better use. or leaden colored base. From be-
Six room house, cellar, barn aBd jhtod tbe volcanic veil came Waste ofjdl __
city water, 2 <to foot lots, on the hot wind mingled with others ice tun had met death as if by a light-
corner, 1100 block Morgan street, cold. - Uing stroke. Every vestige of cloth
tjeeo. I At Le Precneur, five .miles north tog was burned away from the char
Seven room plastered house, two St. Pierre, canoes with men and red bodies, and to many cases toe
stories and basement, barn and well, women, frantic to get away, begged abdomens had bust open from the
co foot lot, 120Ublock Qwtogs Sb, for passage on the steamer. intense heat.
newly painted, only $1200. The whole north end of the island Grim piles ot bodup were ‘tacked
Three rooms and bam, 37J4 foot was covered with a silver-gray coat- everywhere, showing that death had
lot, neat little place, 300 block Hull I tog of ashes, resembling dirty snow, stricken them while the crowds were
street, only $450. Furious Masts of fire, ashes and vamly seeking escape from tbe fiery
New 7 room two-story house, 900 mud swept over the steamer, bat deluge. On one spot a group of
block Nelson street, very cheap at [finally St. Pierre was reached. nine children were
$1850. J The city pi St. Pierre stretched each other’s arms.
I also have s lsrge list of vacant J nearly two miles along ^tbe^water J Nearly 4000 of the refugees from
lots to all parte of tbe city on very ' J “ ‘
e. JfOTeof toe volcanic shower, were
left standing.
When nearing St Pierre the Ru-
bis met a number of tugs towing
lighters filled with refugees.
The heat from the smoking lava-
covered ruins at St. Pierre was
suffocating and the stench from the
corpse-strewn streets was awful.
Only a tew walls were standing.
Tbe report tost the hospital clock
was found intact with its hands
■topped at 7:50 o'clock, was con-
firmed.
On all sides found portions of
corpses, which were gathered up by
toe soldiers and gendearmes and
burned on one of the public squares.
Not a drop of water was procur-
able ashore. Tbe darkness caused
by the clouds of volcanic dust
shrouded the town and continuous
subterranean rumblings added to
the horror of the scene.
The fort and central quarter of
tbe town were razed to the ground
and were replaced by beds of hot
cinders.
At the landing place hundreds of
corpses were found lying in all kinds
' attitudes, showing tbit the vic-
others know
Helnse, Quincy, 111.
They never gripe or distress. Sure, safe
cure. Sea £ Noe. may
ant conspiracy to illegally control good thing
the meat trade of the United States.' *’
In the Senate list Saturday a bill
was passed under a suspension of
the rules providing foe the sale of ’Ahe Greenville Headlight says:
town lots in the Indian Territory for “Of the men who ever aspired
manufacturing purooses, but not be-|to *»>« office of railroad commission*
l ore Mr. Bailey had taken occasion jer O. B. Colquitt is the least corn-
pay his respect, to Secretary P®*"* f“ the efficient and import-
Hitchcock. Mr. Bailey said by re- dwcharge ot it. duties.” It is a
melted very much that no provision!*^ place to state that Hunt county
could be made for taking the mat- 8*™ Curtis a good majority over
ter out of the care of the secretary Colquitt, and it it pretty certain hi.
of the interior, “For,” declared he, wts in a large measure due
“if there is one man to tbe United the earnest and persistent work
States who knows less than another [done by the Headlight
about affairs in that territory, that
man is the secretary of the interior.”
OFFICERS
President R. S. LEG ATX. Cashier
J. J. McALESTER, Vice President P. J. BRENNAN, Asst. Cashier
DIRECTORS:
f. J. McAlester, J. B. McDougall, Q. S. Cobb.
R. S. Legate, E. A. Slack, J. R. Cnllinane,
W. B. Munson, C. C. Jinks W. H. Cobb,
H. Regensberger, P. J. Brennan.
Interest Raid on General Deposits.
on deposits not acceding three hundred ($300) dollars In Sav
corporations, merchants and Individual* solicited and will receive
careful attention.
Hold Up a Congressman.
Partomze
Home Industry
Texas Brewing Co.
Stand Like a Stone Wall
"At the end of the campaign,” write*
Champ Clark, Miaaouri’s brilliant con-
| gresaman, “from overwork, nervous ten-
, sion, low of sleep and constant speaking
Between your children and the tortures 11 bad about utterly collapsed. It seemed
of itching and burning ecsema, scald- that all the organs in my body were out [
head or other skin disease*. How? why, of order, but three bottle* of Electric |
by using Bucklen’s Arnlci Salve, earth’s Bitters made me all right. It’s the best [
greatest healer. Quickest cure for ulcers, all-around medicine ever sold over a
fever sores, salt rheum, cuts, burns or druggist’s counter.” Over-worked, run-1
bruises. Infallible for piles. 25c at T. | down men and weak, sickly women gain j
B. Waldron’s drug store. . m*
The citizens of Ada are rejoiced jb* T‘JB*
splendid health and vitality from Electric
Bitters. Try them. Only 50c. Guaranteed
by T. B. waldron. may
by the news that they will get
branch of toe United States court.
You Know What Yon An Taking
The McKinney Gazette says a|
| wild plum tree bearing black fruit
similar to tbe Damson plop has
been reported to be growing on|
found locked in
easy terms.
Frans Kohfeldt*
122 Main Rre
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQU
Gin FISH MARKET
CEO. MURRAY
PROPRIETOR
A**., Car. Waadard SL
Keeps a fine line ot Fish
and Oysters, and the only
CULTIVATED OYSTERS
Sold to town, Vegetables
and Celery fresh every day.
Prompt delivery. Pkaae II
water
front, and halt a mile back to a | tt,e vicinity of the village Le Pre-
cliff at the baae ot a volcano. The | cjjuer, * suburban village to the
houses of tbe richer French families north of St. Pierre, were rescued by
were built ot stone. the French cruiser Suchet and the
With difficulty a landing was ef- cat,]e repair ship Pouyer-Qaerties
tected. Not one house was left in- and were brought to Fort de France,
tact. Visaed heaps of mud, ashes a result of hi* inspection the
and volcanic stones were seen on commander of the Suchet reports
side. Tbe streets could hard-j that crevice, and valleys are con-
be traced. Here and there amid tUntiy forming in the northern por-
the ruins were heaps of corpse*. tjon 0| tbe island, where toe land is
Almost all the faces were down- jn a perpetual change. Fortunate-
ward. | ly, tost part of the country was
In one comer twenty-two bodies evacuated in good time by tbe in-
ot men, women and children were habitants who fled to Fort de
mingled in one terrible mass, arms France. Tbe lava continues to
and legs protruding as the hapless Ltreem down the mountain accom
bangs fell to the last struggles of panicd by thunder and lightning.
.... . .. __I The dearth of provisions is begin
Through toe middle of old Place Q. to beyejt throughout the island.
Bettin ran a Any ttteam, the re* | Numerous families are completely
mains of the River Gaysve. Great ruine<J and shelterless, while
trees, with roots upward and scorch-1 ^ ombm at the disposal ot the au-
When you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill Wilson creek, near McKinney, Tex.
Tonic because the formula u P^niy This will interest horticulturists and I
printed on every bottle showing that tt Is ... . ... ... I
simply Iron and quinine in a tasteless | if true the tree should be protected.
form. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. | .......
To Osn a Gold in One Day x
The Anderson County Herald
a,ks: “I. it not about time lome ^^“^re&toe^on^lHtlSl.
Christian nation was interfering in[ to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on|
the interest ofhumanity in the Phil-1 e*ch box* arc*
Brewers and
Bottlers.
Fort Worth, Texas
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^Special Brews:
“Spaten Brau,”
Standard.
Capacity.
* 2000 Kegs Daily.
J. T. SUGGS,
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Attorney-at-Law and Notary Pubkc.
COLLECTIONS. . . DEPOSITIONS,
Local Attorney Dun Mercantile Agency,-
•oms 1-3, west stairway, Muller Block.
Phone 162-4. _ *
ALEXANDER GAMPSELL, ✓
OLD RELIABLE GROCERY.
Presh Country Produce a Specialty, and
. * always wanted.
Jfa H. L. DECKER
ATTORNEY.
306 MAIN STRRRT,
Denison, ----- Texas.
ippines and South Africa ?” It may
be time, but none of them will do ]
it, as it is the most powful ones of |
the lot which are doing the outrag- [
ing. ______________
Like a Drowning Han.
“Five years ago a disease the doctor* 1 _
called dyspepsia "took such hold of me | Goatiya . „ „ „ _
that I could scarcely go,“write* Geo. S. |*_cotd in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Marth, well-known attorney of Nocona.
Ta. "I took quantities ot pepsin and. .... .
other medicine* but nothing helped me. “Some years ago,” said a preach-
A* a drowning man grabs at a straw 11 er “vve inaugurated in our Sunday
grabbed at Kodbl. I feTt ^ Improvement ^>0, toe practice fo our children
at once and after a few bottles am sound *v r
Giving i Man Taffy
Don’t please him any
more than furnishing
him with a nice clean
collar or caff and a
shirt front as immac-
ulate as a spring lily.
You cannot get this
ever} place, aa we
are the only ones
that can do it for
you. When yon want
some artistic work
done, give ns •
“show.”
I ed by fire, were strewn to every di-
I rection. Huge blocks of stone, still
tborities are much .too inadequate
hot, were
I under <
the awful, overpowering stench *6'**? UP°" .the ‘nhab.Unts t<
from the tbooaaadsM dead. I«** ^om Martinique.
Careful inspection showed tost
S^'gKS^S.'gftaiSsauiilG’s Bum FREE
isass
tim* had their hands covering their [ particular* regarding the new Three
mouths or were to some attitude Vsisas 1902 latsraattsaal Enoyetopaadie
showing that they bad sought relief Wctisasry which a now being furetehod
All toe bodies * re*d*r.of this paper at Hve Csate
DENISON
STEAM
at St. Piarra with a party from toel Ts
itiftmer Solent, j
. “Bryan dollar dinner”
tly, an impassioned
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landed} At a “Bryan
Tennessee recentiy, an
British royal mail steamer Solent. J orator referred to
He found the beak clock stopped at er, who has dene
S a. aT A our love except to d.e for us, cruc.
a Doligykian | fled on a
to a dead grew at to#
GEO. P. STANFORD, Agt.
The State National Bank
The Farmeri Review ha* used
them right when he says: “There! Up napitai $100,000.00 Burplua and Profits $25,000 00
are plenty of men who can take one
glass and stop, provided you treat!
first.” =====s===S
Stops tbs Osogh and Work* Off the Gold,
Laxative Bromo-Qninine_TableU cure
cold in one
Pries 35 cents.
G. L. Blackford,
President.
OFFICERS:
A. F. Flatter, ’ Courtney Marshall.
i Vke Pres.
A. W. Achxson,
W. W. Elliott,
E. H. Ljnoo,
First Vice President.
W. G. Mxginjjis, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
I. W. Madden,
J. B.McDougall, ,
Courtney Marshall^
G. L. Blacjotord. ’
A. F. Platter,
P. H. Tobin,
D. N. Robe,
and well.” Kodol U the only prepara- quoting some scriptural text aa mey
tion which reproduces the natural dlges-1 dropped their pennies into the con-
tive juices and consequently is the only | (ribution box. On the first Sunday
WK SOLICIT YOUR BU8INE88.
one which digests any good
cures any form of stomach tru
& Noe.
food and
trouble. Sea
may
uoting some scriptural text as they
in-1
_ _ _______ tori
question, , little shaver walked XHF STANDARD
and said: “The Lord loveth a illE O I MHUrtlVU
in
up and
cheerful giver,’ end in dropped his
pelsnee advocate, not e prohibition* the next. ^It ia more bleaaed to and rented. Write or call
ist. He believed alcoholic bever- give then to receive,’ quoted J _____
under some circum- third,and so on. Just then up walked Denison Typewriter Exchange
• j e little fellow with the udmistekeble1
* ’ ' remnants of molasses candy on his
were un- chubby face, and as he dropped his
cent, he bawled out: ‘A tool and
his money are sodn parted.”—
Philadelphia Telegraph.
ages good
stances. . Stimulants, he
der some conditidns,
questionably of benefit to the phys-
ical health, and that reaction was
the invariable rule he pronounced
untrue. But a healthy man, he
thought, had no need ot it. He of-
fered two rules to such: “First,
don’t drink at ell. Second, if you
must drink, let it be of tbe right
kind, at toe right time, and under
tbe right circumstance.”
mat Thin Falks lead
power ot digesting and ts-
A Kiag»s
*. They----
Typewriter and Duplicating Paper, Mtineo-
DENISON. TEXAS
Chills and Fever ia a bottle ot Grova’s
Tasteless Chill Toaic. It I* simply iron |
and quinine in a tasteless form. No Cu
iy. Pries foe.
Frank Pugh
^ * Wholesale Dealer in
Anheuser-Busch
Brewing Association’s
Dunn’s
BARGAINS
Finest Stock of
Groceries, Feed sad Fuel
HI S. Rusk Avsnue.
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