The Southern Herald from Liberty, Mississippi • 3

AF LIT I ZY NTS. XIZW ADY i. A 1 i Liberty. Kirch IS, Sewing micbine bands, rubber dJ needles fur sale by Brewer Bro. A Co.

A splendid ortnient of ladies, genti and children shoes and hats, jost reetired by Brewer Bros. 4 Co. Preaching at the Baptist church in tbii place, bj Elder R.J. Stewart, Saturday and Sunday next, at 11 o'clock a. m.

lit. J. A. Bolli and Mrs. Eliia Rogers, of Gloster, were married on the 3rd by Rev W.

W. Bolls. The time of holding JusticeCoart, of District No. 1, Chas.Carroll.J.P., hat been changed from 2nd and 4tb Mondays to 1st and 3rd Mondaya of each month. An assortment of ladies dress good, velvet and silk trimmings, chiffons, embroidery, laces, siik mitts, fast black hose, and many -tther things.

The ladies are invited to call. Brewer Bros. Co. Notice. Our mill is now in running order and we ere prepared to furnish all kinds of lumber at short notice.

riace your orders early and often. W. M. Gordon Co. The roof of the residence of F.

W. Stralton caught 6re from sparks Thursdey noon. It was extinguished by some of the family and everal visitor before much damage was done. Elder Elisha Uardner'a appointment! for 1892 are: Hebron church, first Sunday and Saturday before in each month, at 11 o'clock a. Mount Olive church, fourth Sunday and Saturday before in each month, at 11 o'clock a.

m. We received pleasant calls this week from Dr. A. D. Felder, ol Magnolia; Mr.

Marshal Eliey, of summit; Mr. Allen, of Vicksburg; and Messrs. J. J. Travis, E.M.

McDaniel and A. B. Williams, of Gillsburg. Many thinks to the following named parties for cash favors in the last few days: 8 Reynolds, Mr. Allen, for Caltwell Judah Mc Daniel, Travis, Dr.

McLean, Butler, A BWilliams, McDowell, McDowell, Dr. FE Butler, Mr. Wm, Ncyland, of this county, about 75 years of age, died on Wednesday, 9th inst, at the ten-deneeofMr. Matt. Neylund.

From the best information we can gather ha was engaged in burning ff a piece of ground and his clothing catching fire, he was so severely burned that the injuries resulted in death. Bncklcn'8 Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns, and all ekin eruptions, and positively cures piles, ct no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.

For sale by Car roll Nunnery. On account of the Grand Opening of the "New Steel Bridge at Mem phis," sometime early in May, the Mississippi Valley Route, will ell tickets to Memphis and return at very low rates. Dates of sale, rates and limit of tickets will be published later. P. R.

Rogers, General Passenger Agent, Memphis, Tenn. Attention is called to the standing local notice of Wm.Gordon&Co., who have erected a good saw mill about five miles south-east of town. These are experienced in the saw mill busines and know what to do when you give them an order. They intend delivering lumber promptly and say, if business justifies, in the fall will erect a planer, which will save our people a trip to the railroad for dressed lumber. In addition to our local bar, Col.

Galtney, Maj. Webb, and Hon. Gill, we noticed the following members of the legal profession in attendance on the court, and registered at Waring Hotel: Col. Johns, Messrs. Ratciiff, Webb, and Rat-cliff, of Gloster; Messrs, Moyte Wilkinson, Thea.

McKnight and William, of Summit; Messrs. Price and Slernberger, of Magnolia; Hon. Capell, of Centreyille; Capt. BramHtt, of Woodville; Judge Hiram Caseidy, of JSrookbnven; and Hon. mith, of Vicksburg.

Circuit Court opened" in onr town on Monday of this week, JuJef Lassidy on the Bench, F. A. Mc- fill "ILL UrrtK FOR SALE, at i-i- i I i lowing gentlemen being proved eligible were sworn in as Grand urors for the term: Lea, fl Day, Causey, Williams, Amos Steele, Young, 11 WiUon, Bostick, A Travis, Jones, Calender, Gunbr, Taylor, 0 Ligon, Thos. Burris, 0 Williams, Stewart. The following were excused: Bates (over age), Webb (Postmaster), Richard Brower (sickness).

Their places were filled by Brewer and Robinson. Lea was made Foreman, Butler, Bailiff. Judge Cassidy's charge to the Grand Jury consumed about one hour and was, as usual, impressive and forcible, and in substance about as follows: To discard all personal feeling for or against any man, discharge their duty fearlessly and conscientiously, no matter whether they thought a law good or bad to strictly investigate all violations. He charged them particularly against disturbers of public worship, illegal retailing and gambling. Advised them not to investigate local offenses, such as neighborhood quarrels, where same had been amicably adjusted, giving as a reason, that although the law had been technically violated, an indictment trial would re-open the old sore and make matters worse than before.

Told them, that part of their duty was a strict investigation of the county books and all Justice of the Peace dockets, He also advised them to refer all petty offenses and minor misdemeanors back to the Justices of the Peace of their respective districts, and stated that he and the District Attorney would give them all the information they desired at any time. The petty juries were then sworn in, several being excused by reason of sickness, their places filled, and court took a recess for dinner. The eveuiug hours were taken up in fixing cases for trial, and getting ready for business generally. The following cases were disposed of on Tuesday and Wednesday. Carroll Cnin, burglary, convicted.

Sentence not yet passed. Van Harvey, assault and battery, convicted. Williams, assault and battery with intent to kill. Nolle pros, as to felony, plea of guilty to assault and battery; (25 00 and 30 days in jail. Alex Swearingen, carrying con cealcd weapons, nolle pros.

Marcus Dunn, retailing, witness gone. Burrell Bonds, concealed weap ons, 125 00 and costs. Willis Bonds, concealed weap ons, $25 00 and costs. Cye Patrick, concealed weap ons, $25 00 and costs. Marcus Dunn, retailing, witness gone.

Aaron Turner, concealed weapons, continued. Alf. Crowson, retailing, quashed, deft held for Grand Jury. W. Reynolds, buying stolen cotten, not guilty.

Dave Johnson, concealed weapons, forfeiture recognizance. Geo. Watts, concealed weapons, continued. Will Bear-ham, gaming, nol. pros.

Young, dist. family, $25 00 and costs. Will Beacham and Ike Brown, gaming, continued. luce Berryman, concealed weap ons, $25 00 and costs. Henry Berryman concealed weapons, $25 00 and costs.

Calvin Gordon, concealed weap ons, dead. West Caston, assault to kill, not guilty. Burrell Harvey, retailing, con tinued. Joe Miles, retailing, continued, Elijah Stewart, concealed weap ons, not guilty. John Jackson, retailing, contin ued.

Gib Matthews, retailing, contin ued. Gib Matthews, exhibiting deadly weapons, nol pros. 8mith dist. worship, $10 00 and costs. PMcKee, defaulting overseer, continued.

Geo, Mason, et ala, assault and battery, continued. Wm Chapman, concealed weap ons, (JO and costs, John McKnight, concealed weap ons, $35 00 and costs. Burke Walker, defaulting over seer, not guilty. Bewelcomb, I have forty head of sheep for tale. Call, see, examine and price, P.

Gardjtek, Tax Sales. Ui.Ll.yth.M LA.Nl) LIST. bidJer, for cash, on Monday, Hay Sad, 1892, at the court house dcor in Liberty, Amite county, the following described lands, delinquent for the taxes thereon for the year 1891, or so much thereof as will settle said taxes and all costs, to-wit: OLiuoft, Juno Undivided third inUrett in we4 half of aonh west quarter wctioa township ranpe 4, nn unJ int in a S. 2, int fc.uth pt of lot 4 (GilUwui Bu Ktini) mjr 10, 9, 2, lot and pt lot (Ei. hange Hotel) qr 10, 2, 4j 10 acre hi qr bounded west bf rrdl of town of Libertv, xlh br land" of Hn McWhinney and rLiiford, aorta at Summit road and by the colored Jdethi dirt church qr of a qr 17, 1 1 hi of or 1 1 1 hf of a qr i S5 hr and a or and hf ol a qr 23, qr of qr 24, ofawqrs25.iS.rS; undjintin qr i 31, und bit ia qr S2, 4.

State tax 10 SI, rountr 48 Si total $'J5 2. Cornish, H. qr of qr and it qr of qr and it qr of a qr and or of a qr 10, 1 1, a a qr of a qr SO, 1 1, o. Stale tai 1 74. coiinlv 4 8, tiUI 72.

DKMPSEV M. BUTLER, Sheriff and Tax Collector, Amite Cuuntv. March 17th, 1892, Sew Store! Xew Goods! Xew Prices T. U. GILL, GILLSBURG, DEALER IS Dry Goods, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES, CLOTHING, CANNED GOODS, Etc.

February 12, 12. C'onntable'a Sale. b. McLain vs. V.

P. C. Stewart Fi. fa. BY V1OTTK of a wt of Beri facia to me, from th Clerk of the Circuit Court of Amito county, MUs I will, on the Second Monday in March, 1802, at the court hoiw door in the town of Liberty, liotwecu the hour prmTibod by law, oiler for tale, to the highest bidder, for eah, the intereatof W.

P.C.ritewart in the following dewrihed bind, to-wit; South half of north eait quarter of aection 27, township l.ranipj 4, enst, containing 80 acre, more or ion. Levied on a the nmnertv of tha defend' ant, W. P. Stewart, and will be told to uti'lv the judgment and root in the above Itali a rate. .1.

-N. TATA, Constutile. February 5th, 1892. Itanarr'a Hale. WILL OFFEB FOR SALE, at the A court house door in the town of Liberty, on me First Monday in April.

1892. to the highett bidder for ch, the following dcnoribed fcrtrayt, to-wit: One Cow and Calf: Cow between 10 nnd 1 yeiirt old, black hcud and neck, brindlo tide, a little white about on her, marked with crop and tplitin left and twallow lurk in right ApnraiM-a at 4 00, oj Jt eterling and The nlwve dctcribed Kttraji were taken ti by Toncv. and ttraved bv him be. fore II VanNorman, Coroner and ex-officio Hanger within and for Amito omntr. arid State of Mutitsippi, on the 1-lu December, A White and Yellow Tided Bull, marked twallow fork in cat ear.

Anpraited at 14 60, br Newman and William. The anove detcribed ettray wa taken up by JtMe McNuhb, and ttrayed bv him before Chat Hooper, a Juttice of the Peace within and for Amite county, State of Mirtitaippi, Liecenioer I'Jtn, isvi Chanoery Ice. The State of Mississippi. To Lou Thompton, Cad Catitey nnd the cnuarcn oi name unutoy, aeceatcd, (ilelend-ant). whote pott office addrett it unknown: you ABE CUMMANUKIJ to appear neioro tno uuanccry tjoiirt ot the county of Amite, in taid Mate, at Rule in the Clork't office at tlie Court in the town of Liberty in Mid county, on tha First Monday in Mav.

1S92. to defend the tult in laid Court of Jamei Uinmn wherein you are defendant. Given under my hand and tbe teal of taid Court, this 15th day of March. A. I).

1802. II. 31. BATES, Clerk. -THE- EL.OCR AT 60 Camp Street, xrarw CmT.Tl ATTB, DAILY! I fun.

BUNDATl 16lo 20 Paget $2 Paf Year. WEEKXY 12 Pigss, $1 Perrsir. 112 Pet Tear. THE LEADING SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER I THE SUmSAT la a 16 to SO-paa-a paiwr eontainlne tha Mwi of tha world, corarlnsr avary topi of mimt lntomit and aparkUnar wltat Utararyeama. Ul tUXLY KZUKZZUl oontalA all the good thlmra of th Sallr and BTindaT aditiona and aa axoallant AaTrloaltnral Pepajrtmaat is as ASYOiisisa TBB XI3CE3 -DEMOCSAT li tH SE8T ZS TEX SOUTH.

THX TTJtES-DEMOCEAT la tha only papar la Leolalaoa ewnlae both the Aa-aoolated aad United Pre aarrioaa. Send for aaippleoopieaof adTartialaf Every la.nlly should to The Tiuu-Democrat, ot Kew Orleans. It la tha greatest paper In tha South Daily and Weekly, ft Kat tht Urjett jEastfork College, iT MUr, S'ot. 7, 1KO. An eufc-ltent oorpi uf the moat biS jnt I profttitora and lady teaebnn hare beea ot-j hivh meaaa t.lat we.

an do i tbe bea educational work dunr Uw acaaiua that hat arar dtxta hra ataewaar befora. We iU prrn4 to taaca Wt ttwlaata, and therefor aoUot (M aufpurt aad patrea-ara oi Amiia and aurroundise catutiaa. li.rd:rg factliuaa eicellent, Culiega hmij. inn amply latTt and heautiftU arranged, and furnlahed With tha channmj itrand Kapida Automatic Seaki and Deaaa, which add not only la aeatneaa, but really to lb rmiforl and neaiihy development of th phvkal atudent, Mu-uc room bat three beautiful piano and one handromo chapel organ. 1 be lKnaitry wiU tx under the manaee-ment of th Preiiident and hit wife, who will conduct it on the plaa of a quiet, Christina family hone.

Commercial Department Young men and you nj ladiea, aow it tha opportunkr for tou to equip you reel re with abTSlNtSS W.piarante. thorouehnetn of training in thit departoiont. We will be able to five Diploma to anv who InUh tho Commercial Court, which will itt elude Book Keeping, Railroading, Couuuitsion, Arithmetic and Commercial Law, etc Tim required to graduate: If a ttudent girt- hia whole time la thn euurw he can graduate in F1V MONTHS. If he deairea to take other ttudiea in tha Literary Course, it will require longvr Uuie, according to tha tun lott fi Cniimiercial Course, Term, rath and cheap. vouree uigu anu mnirieiv Boanl, including washing, per mo $10 00 Hoard.

Mondaytill Friday, (00 1 60 Preparatory 00 tot 50 Collepato 8 00to4 00 Mutic on I'iaiw or 3 00 to 4 00 Uc of Instrument, for mo 100 Painting, for full Coune, 60 Incidenlal fee, per month, 25 Commercial Courte (locluding fee for Diploma), 4S 00 Diploma fea, 10 00 Board and tuition will ba required in advance. No deductfon except in caws ol protractod tickneaa. Bnardera required to furnUh a pair of blanket or two comfort-, and toilet article. If other information be desired, please 4 wnm lor cawi'ii, or lor nn ueireu Ulior- SS.H1TTLE, President, July 71 18U1 KASTVOKK, I MONEY TO LUA.t.- On improved farm lands, at low rate and long time. No delay money obtained in ten davs.

PRICE GILL.Lawykrs, LIBERTY, MM. July 13, 1WI1. (ittttion Kotl. TI1K STATE OF iHSSlSSUU'L AMITI COUNTY. To Martha Everett, Waco, McLennan county.

State of Texa: Yuu Ann. uunji.jr.u to tnnear before the Judge of the Circuit Court ot Amite county, at th court hoiue In b- erty, on the Second Monday in March. 1892. to defend the action in ejectment of T. IL McDowell vi.

(J. 11. Mutler, aa tet forth in hit declaration in our taid Court. Given under mv hand and th teal of taid Court, thitVth day of Novmiber, A. D.

W91. N. S. McLKAN, Clerk U.P.BUCKLEY, 8 Camp St, New Orleans, WATCHMAKER, Aadaaakwla Fin Watchtt, JA IBWBLBVi Silver Ware and Spectacle. vvrf earl at Walrbe Btrpalrad, Jwlrrauul tordr.

Dlaianmli mat la th aMl Myla. All at raooaU arte aad tuUf tuaraoteed. A full lino of Waltham WaTcuu at lowett rate, r'ehruary (i. IMrJ Notice for Pnblicatlon. Land Orrtcs at Jackaox, Mutual March Hi, I NOTICE It hereby given that the follow-ins muncd tettlor ha tiled notice of hit intention to make final proof in tupport of nit claim, anu tnai aia nrool will he made before the Circuit Clerk of Amite county, at LiHieny, on Apm 2.1, ioj via: Kdniond Cotten, Homettead No.

17134 for the north entt uarter tcction 7, township 3, north, ranfro 2, eatt. Ho name tho following witnettet to prove nit coniiniiout rotincnce upon, anu cultlviv tion of taid land, viz: Aleck Anderson. Andrew McNeil. Alock Shrnpthlre, Oranguby Hunt, all of Glottcr r. Amite eountv, Jl 111.

I1E.NKV liEltNAOUAN.Begiiter. Collon Plllntpra. rpKY COOK'S PROLIKlC LOXO STA PLK COTTON 8KKD th Tear, and get 60 to 100 per tent over ihort ttaplet i or imormmionann pneet, aaaret J. H. HINE.S.Mcrwin.Miit.

February 6, 1892. fcVERY LADY Aim jPifl SIIK CfiESS. youroppo II I li WJtunity. Aueirde; i nnrlur. -r (i 1 In vah.

ices beet bin curera'ln ti B. sellins '-vb 6vstrt to 1 (j-iiiif jtAi.f piece of pt man- th dl recttocoa-oners. You titka no A tfitJtifit piece of coods fi. tepreaent. 1 i- mcneT 2 Vi.

Tvv r. the U.8. Xs-V "'Jtablished In im. rears ruf.rar.tce th PTEs Q3LSS SILKS, richness 01 "4 3sh aiKl weann 't' finalities, to be Sincxcrlled kf t. t.r aW.

V. offer thm Drew Sl'ki in Grot Gralt. Full Franc it and AMa Cloth, In Black. OniV. ttlKDU Wtll pnrwvi mis v.

a wm eotl yon oolv a postal enrd to forymir telvet. Sciid a nd iB ftwwar. yon SAJiri-ES I HtlEwIUi pnctJ. 0.8. CHAFF EE s.

EOIIr Mansneia centra, uonn, a. 1 a. VI It.atAa,. Vtr.ok Tlfhr kan Ka'tiontl Bok, uuaM mijmili 1 .1,1 1. T.

1 famt Mi biiyr with MM Van gavaffrv flttk, enouirrt the goods tsnrs-vSir mi 4 "WablSaWki F4 an over AA)rnerlCtt sT t. CM A CHARGES i D-H- S. E. LI.IX Libertj, Miss. DEALER IS I CLOTHING, Hats, Boots, Shoes, HARDWARE, CnKkery.tilaMware, Suddlerj Books and Stationery, is, PERFUMERY, EWELRx AND NOTIONS, IIIWAB I Tobacco and Groceries, "Quick Sales and Smail Pxor- it" is my motto.

CALL AND WKK. January, 1890. A Lazar FOX BUILDING, LIBERTY, MISS DEALER IX Dry Goods; SHOES, NOTIONS, CIROCERIE8 CANNED GrOOIDS, Tobacco All of which willbo sold at tha lowett pnect for tbo can. Olvs mo a call. January 4lh, 1800.

H. C. Capell, CENTRE VI LLE, CJRimSPOXDETr Corbin Banking Company NEW YORK CITY. Loans made on imnroved plantations in Amiteand Wilkinson counties on long time. No charge for examination of property.

December 5, 1890. Thos. D. Evans, WATCHMAKER A JEWELER, Summit, Miss. BE08 to Inform the people of Amite county that ho will be in Liberty on tb Second Konday In Each Month, prepared to do all work In his line with prompinc ana at nnnonable rate, lie will keen on hand at all time a fall line of Watches and Jewelry for sale.

ah worn guarameea lor one rear. Partie having; Watches or to re pair, can leave the same with Tho, VVsrinjr, at the Waring Houne, or jMr. Ktratton, at the post office, and tboir orders will receive attonlion, gef Patronage solicited and istiifactioD guaranteed. July zr, for niraprpwiA, JBdfptlnn. n4 fMomiwa -Hwrffr.

taka IIHttWH IHON HITTKHH. UK nutiu an fllrt kee per en.iine tii- SrowciJ red lines a arrptr. GOODS, Pill Sll TTT'" Ill 1 JilltiiiJ i CI Mil! Gloster, Mis; DEALERS IS DRY GOODS BOOTS lid SHOES, Groceries, Call and Caps, PLIXT1TI0X simiES NOTIONS, CROCKERY and TINWARE, TOBACCO. Etc All of which will bo Bold at tho very lowcBt prices. OZV1S UH A.

TllIALI Sept. 19, 1889. O. II. BARNEY, President.

L. B. ROBINSON, Cashier. E. S.

ATKINSON, Ass't Cashier. THE OL08TEU. MIHH. Money loaned at reasonable rates. All kinds of bought and gold.

Warrants "W'c soHeit Deposits, from 1 00 upward. December 26, 1890. Carroll Nunnery, DRUGGISTS, LIBERTY, MISS. DxALrst lx DRUGS, MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICELS, FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, Ac November 28, 1S0O. P.

R. BREWER. A. A. BREWER.

MRS. FANXIE BREWGR. COWDIN BUILDING, LIHEIITY, MISS. DEALERS IN DRY GOODS AXD GROCERIES, Millinery Goods, LADIES WEAR, NOTIONS, ETC. "Low Prices and Fair Dealing" is our motto.

Patronage solicited, January 14, 1802. Adminltrftter' Xetire. WHEREAS, letters of sdminintration on the nast of C. Kit It Hn. crsted, having been eranted to the nnrter- iirned by the Chaacery Court of tha Fourth Jhancerv Pistiirt of Hie State of 11 iisi nnl before H.

Bate. erk of laid Court tri Ilia eountv of Amite, on the 13th dsr of wijr, rt, lotf IS Now, therefore, notice in herebr -ien In II Dersom indebted to said ntnto lo rome forward and make payment, snd all person-havine clninis seainst tho nie are rranentd ti exhibit them snd have thifn reeifU red in the manner nnd within the time proscribed law, OT iner will 0 inrever tw rr Bit of tins W. e. EBB, Adm'r. July 17, 1851, I Mii lvr jt.

itbtwf 4 1" i (WFjI I old; 13 A i i i srtd Tbe Ki t.f Hina sa4 f.f i aaippi, ao lit I a- One FrmtrJ crip and to Travia, ir, The abot a. i l.vr. i 'ore tun KarrerwnluD and fur A uf iiuu! pi, S.h Junuarv, 1 iod t. 1 A Black Mr PooeT, fcnrj I a 1 kipi 10 sUwt Wuoa Th ebova deaoribed 1 by Jiewttt, and tm for lruii, a Jui uf within snd fte Aou't oucr, ci ktiwutippi, lih iiecember, i One row, whit Wi snd rJ fork sad order bit In rk ar, and undr bit in left tu, vi til Arpraiwd at CO by Jva Jti i ir iioore. Tbe aoova dcribed estrnv i'i ST Cotton, and sutved bv I ji 1 Panona, a Juatic of in 1.

and for Amit cmutv, Slat of 1 febniarj 17th, On tow, white snd irmtted A p-oraued at 00 bj Wulss Thomas CaroeL Tha sW datcnlied etrv by A KobiliKiB, and Mrel bv Ism I i Jo. William, a Justice 0 v.tt nd for Amite muntT, flat af iiiu rebruary 4th, lbyt Theowsersof tliebovdelcril3 tinns, sre requested to aome forward, prof pir nv, pav cnanrn, ana lk liwra Ihev will dealt with a lw c' r- tt. KiluIiilAN, Coronor u.i hancor 5 jg jf 0IS4 H5 MM hi Ila ii -1 ci Ill slim BIB BE IB I la a srS g.sr8 f. Ut 3t 9 tr tx i-p I a tJ-e-o a aig 8SSSSBBS 4. a flp at a a -wo PbSBBBBB tr 6 'lilt' Cur ii.iii, atu.

for tnfnriaatiOB trt nnflNw Hniinwr, tmr4 fnneeiHn KrT DMnt Uki oul by n. I it'-'" -t r. 4 taaaoDuskjaauUMiir liwuf $Zfitil(lf trtmt fmtMfim of rtentlde par world. Bun Hlflixd lM With. ml i Ul, ClUsbargCcucgkie IasUJt, THIS UfSTTTUTIOS, loeaUd at Gillsburg, Miss, will re-open Monday, Spt.

7, It hasmado a record, which dllnthe people-of South Missisiippi with pride. For the next semlon a complete and cient faculty of teachers has been secured. With our past record a a teHimonial. wo-rome before tne puhlio and asrncttly solvit tlieir patronage. Tuition from $2 to $1 pet moiitk.

Mutic, $4 pot montli, Including ue ot instrument. Board, Including washing snd Tor further iuforntstion spplv to V. NETTLES, of Ku.ulir, or Dr. J. W.

NAL'L, Pre, of Roard of rustrm. August 7, 1801. 1 teml in fat MOttFRA TF FF.F Our fc- tnin I'fitcnfP k-n runt ft-n tlmsj ww fmn, IVAWfSQTOX Srwl XOiklH it ft A lUMi it. PHOTO invenlfnn. Wo 1vfn to iu -n: nhilltr fnttnf wc m.ihiaNt IMkvt PATK.W SK' fUf For virffilar.

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