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MALARIA
Means tad air, and whether It JEnOtltV iO HuSttth
comes from the low lands and "Miyjr VJMMMB
marshes of the country, or the filthy sewers and drain pipes of the cities
and towns, ltd effect upon the human system is the name.
These atmospheric poisons are breathed into the lungs and taken no
by the blood, and the foundation of some long, debilitating illness is laid.
Chills and fever, chronic dyspepsia, torpid and enlarged liver, kidney
troubles, jaundice and biliousness1 arc frequently due to that invisible foe,
Malaria. Noxious gases and unhealthy matter collect in the system because
the Hver and kidneys fail to act, and arc poured into the blood current until
it become so polluted and sluggiah that the poisons literally break through
the skin, and carbuncles, boils, abscesses, ulcers and various crupjions of an
indolent character appear, depleting the system, and threatening life itself.
The germs and poisons that so oppress and weaken the body and destroy
the life-giving properties of tho blood, rendering it thin and watery, must
be overcome and tarried out of the system before the patient can hope to
Bet rid of Malaria and its effects.
a. t. 5, docs this and quickly produces an entire
change in the blood, reaching every organ and stimu
lating them to vigorous, healthy action. 8. S. S.
I possesses not only purifying but tonic properties,
ntlrl till frni'ra1 linnltlt iitinrnvna ntit tUi nrnmt
increases almost from the first dose. Theic is no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic
or other mineral in S. S. S. It fs strictly and entirely a vegetable remedy.
Write us about your case, and our physicians will gladly help you by
their advice to regain your health. Book on blood and skin diseases sent
" TUB, SXVIVT SPZCXVIC CO., Atlanta, C
Chicago Store
PEOPLE'S DARGAIN HOUSE.
For patrons of the Chicago storo for Wcdnosday and Thursday wo offer
tho following bargains nt loos than manufacturers jirlads thin Is a strong
assertion but It Is truo just tho same.
THfi DAILY JOUHNAL, SALEM; OREGON, WttONktSDAV, AUouar 20, uW
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.tawn?Pt.Tr;nyrsr
1'ITHE DAILY JOURNAL
lla---B-Bll)vtlIHIlBHMWMMItIMIa
i Member Northwest Afternoon News-
paper League.
BY HOFER BROTHERS.
Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance.
Dally Three Month, $1.00 In Advance,
Dally by Carrier, 50 CenU Per Month.
Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance.
TRY THE POPULAR LOAN.
The YouiiKHtown, Ohio, Telsftram
says that city talks of issuing $160,000
city hall bonds, and It might hs hub
Rested to that wealthy and prosperous
manufacturing town to try tho ixipu-
lar loan.
Difficult Digestion
juat ii ujspepsia.
It makes life lulsarablc
Its tunereri cat not because they swal to,
but simply because Uiey mutt.
Thoy know Uiey are Irritable and fretful j
but thoy cannot be otherwise.
Tbey complain of a bad taste In the
mouth, n tendeniPM at the pit of the atom
seh, nn unnaxjr feeling of jHiffy fulness,
headache, heartburn and what not.
Tho effectual remedy, proved by perma
nent cures of (liounnmU of sevarc ensos. Is
Hood's SarsaparUla
iioeai'i nltaVf tu U.t oihuct.
fifrrii i i i rrVlfitfhiiYliBtl
OUR FAILURE TO DO JUSTICE TO
, CUBA.
, Albert O. Ilohlnson write In the
1 " August Iteview oi neviews on ih in
Af r.lIlM ..am ..a.., I. ....,- .......(.I l. iIh.IbI M.wt niitlim.Nill rtl,l If InMtt III
.... iuui ijj uvtik iniiiiin wmiHitHnnai unmti ..........-. ............... ...
the people of that cltf $W00 a jr,c,,f,a8 fo',,WB: , . ... ,.
..,(u. . , . . ., ', I It I a frequent romment that the
Interest, kept at home for pocket flllrH of C(llMl At,mn absolutely n
money. Instead of paying that sum on her commercial relation with tit
annually In tnxrn to Wall strNt, or United State. That Is true, as a
some other syndicate. I bnmA Proportion. Culia's lilgfcMt and
wi.1- , , ' most rapid development hans cJtlafly
This city, and a uiunlwr of Ontnn upon thj; mUaton ,ier riwotifCM
eltlos, hare tried the nontilnr lean lir American canltal. and unon an ot-M
EOc full olzo DIanltots, all colors
special 2Sc.
SL26 full slzo Angora lllankots, jjroy
. and whlto, rood and heavy SGc.
2.75 10-4 whlto heavy soft flccoy An
gora Blankets, oxtra largo, f 1.98.
52.00 sateen comforts, soft and fluffy,
well mado, 31,40.
$1.00 whlto wool Shawls, CBo.
$2.C0 Untbrolla whlto wool Shawls,
apodal, S1.G0.
Men's 7Cc heavy floeeed Dorby ribbed
Underwear, 35c.
Men's 45c Balbrigfian Undorwonr, 23c.
Men's California bluo flannel doublo
bosom Bhlrts. $2.00 quallt" for
this salo, 1.4C.
Mon's 7Go soft work ShlrtH, 48o.
Ladles S2.2G rainy day Skirts, bar-
gains, $1.50.
Indies' 3.25 rainy day shrunk 8klrtB
i;xxl valuo, $2,35.
Ladles' $4.75 dress skirts, graduating
flounao, bottoms silk hand trim
mings, speelnl,, $3.75.
Mill ends best cnlleoes, 2o.
HomnnntH dross goods and outing
llnnnoln half price.
7Cc. calico Wrappors, good,35c.
This season's stylish shirt waists,
half prlco.
8Go all wool 40-ln dress goods, now
and stylish, special, 55o.
$1.50 soft finish blaok silk, tho greatest
goodH mado for wear, upoclnl for
HUB HUIO, QUO,
THE STORE THAT TELLS THE TRUTH.
Court Street.
McEVOY BROS., Proprietors.
Salem, Oregon
plan with grant suqoms. The houd
nro sold at par, ami all eltlKons are
permitted to linro one chance to sub
scribe. When the bond are Intuied the
smalloMt subHcrlbers ar nervetl to
prevent a few monppollilng a good
thing. rJelllng bonds nt a premium Is
not coiiHldoroil good buslne.
If tho people of Youngstown will
try this onoo thoy will never sell
bonds tho old way. Mako tho noonlo
stockholdors In good goveniiunnt.
To Close Bu
At 307 Commercial St., Salem, All the goods and
furniture 1n the store will go at an immense bar
gain. Willjpositively give up the business by Dec
cember 1st, or earlier it. possible. Now, those that
are in want of Clothing, Blankets, HatsT ,owels,
Gloves, Hosiery, Furnishing Goods, etc.'be on timp.
Come to 307 Commercial St., not with silly ques
tions, but bring your purse prepared to buy when
a bargain is offered you.
S. FRIEDMAN
Harvesters' and Hoppickers' Supplies
Men's Overshirts, regular 50c now 39c.
Men's Bib Overalls, regular 50c now 40c.
Men's Sox, Sc pr. Gloves, from 10c up.
Towels, Sc up. Handkerchiefs, 2c up.
Ladles Crash Skirts, 45c up.
Shirt Waists, worth 75c, now 45c.
Wide brim Hats. 25c. formic ou
Wrappers, 45c up. Large Cotton Blankets, 75c pr.
- Misses Shoes from 25c up.
GreenbaynTs Dry Goods Store
OREGON LIBEL LAW.
Judge Martin I'lpos, of Portland.
road a very ablo rovlow of tho libel law
at tho 8tato Press Association. Ills
troatmont wns from tho standpoint of
tho press or rather of the people, tholr
Intorust being tint same.
Ho argued that the nowspapors were
tho defenders of society, nud having
no Interests averse to the tnaMus. the
llbartlos of tho press could not be re
stricted without public Injury resulting
therefrom.
Tho constitution protects each cltf
aon In the rights of property, person
nud reputation, and reputation he de
fined nH a HIieeltM (if limiiwHv nf hUh.
Oflt ValtlO. ItM mIIIIH linlnv In tli mln.lu
of others.
He showed that tiewaimiwr publish
er hnd no absolute privilege, nnd no
rlnlltK that did not nltlldi In mil- nil...
oltlasn. or to any other, form of apewch
or publication.
.T
it win surprise ome nervous to
learn that a newspaper cannot even
print tho truth from bad motives and
for unjustifiable ends. Hut public rec
ords nnd proceedings In a public eourt
are universally privileged. '
The Oregon law of criminal libel ere
aton criminal liability, oven for the
nagllgenco of an employe or corre
spondent; on the imrt or the publish
er there Is no excuse that the publica
tion was not mado wilfully nud luiuw
Ingly and with evil Intent.
Judge Plpos thinks tho law- should
be Rhnnged lo pormlt the publlHlier to
PlOIld Wnllt Of I(tinwlifLfa llunm.ii ..r
evil Intent, or nogllgeiit-o on the part
or fornmau or employe or reporter.
Without expressing an opinion on
tho mutter. It would seem as ir the law
of orlmlnnl libel rwr which a publlshor
uui oe iuipriouei iihhiIiI he niniiuded
in iiiin reapect.
doorway to the markets of her north
ern neignoor. una i iiiwihgu an
agricultural country, depwident for her
wealth ukiii the iiroilnrt of her soli.
There Is llttlle or no probability that
her manufacturers will ever be more
than a comparatively Imignlneant
Item In her ecoMomy. Her trade and
her commerce are ahaoet entirety la
the hand of the Spaniard. The
Cuban do not take to trade. He Is a
man of the soil; or. If he be ttot a
planter, he take to some profetmon,
law, medicine. eaglneerlHg, or poli
tico. It Is entirely rate to say thnL
today, no more than a small percent
age of the total wealth of the Ismail Is
rtwinuianlMl liv the ncmniliimi nt
thoeo Mho are distinctly Cubans. Tak
ing the figure glveu In Sanger's can-
ana nf 1C O nnlhMN Ihaf ftiA frLfnl
real estate valtMtlon of the Island Is,
In round figure. i3ti.im.wH). This Is
mortgaged to the smHint of about
I860JOOO.OOO.
Any tliotightful invetlgatfoiror the
imet three years In Culm will dlseleaa
ample eridence to show that Ameri
ca's responsibility for Cuba's present
I tut ii trial illotriM AnimlatMi. In- Mr.
era) years the failure of congress to
agree niioh a pian tor a reoiproetty
treaty with the Island. Cuba's normal
iKMltlon a a coeiraerelol country. In
time m iieare. Is that of a creditor
nation to the extent or 130.000,000 to
J in. 000.000 a vpar. After thriM anil
a half VMtm itt Amerieati mivrriint
her tnerchant are Indebted to foreign
creditor to the amount of nearly fsO.
ooonofl. and are relying uikhi the
crMlltors to see them through nn nl
most Inevitable wriol of utter stagna
tlon In coMinierrlal lines.
WILL BEGIN
LIFE ANEW
L.J. 8PRAGUE, EX-EDITOr. OF THE
FKISON MISSIONARY, APPEARS
IN THE PORTLAND POLICE
COURT HE 18 REPENTANT.
NeJ Door to the Poatofllca.
men
JLv'Stri
Watermelons
ge
Supply
and Muskmelons
THE RIQHT OF PRIVACY.
The Iteclalon o tin. Ku- v,irb ,.,.,,
of npponlH that a young woman whose
I'llUUH WUH lie IK IliiHl MM nil nitv-nr
t HMinnut Tor n health rHl had no re-
'"" "i mw nas occasioned eoiiHldor
able debate, mul wimt or the inipern
are advocating a ntntute creating a
right of prlvac In certain case
There Is no desire to Interrwe with the
renueuiible nrivllvu hu .. n ....
or gluing at iMHiple. talking about them
"i I'liiiiiniiuiK niHii- portrait In the
papers. Hut there certainly (Hight to
ho some protection for a young wo
man who finds herself pictured In the
advertising pages of a itopular mnan
sine In' connection with mime article
of underwear, or for a public man who
ohJoctH to seeing his portrait muring
nt him rrom the hill luwnls In endorse
munt or u fnvorlte cigar. There will
bo dlllleulty In framing a statute llmt
will cover hiicIi pttses iu these nud not
.. .T1" umi '"'Worn of pulillcn
ton that Is one or the privilege of
tho tlmoH. it will not in t, . n,,
a penmn's iKirtrnlt shall never In. pub
lUhwl without his eount. or create
a law that will make illustruted news
imnoM lluhlw to spltmi iwrseciiti,,,,
by those whuae vaHlty una been iu
Jtlrwd by some not mnltrloualy cartoon
Hut an the other hand there Is a right
of nrlvacj that goM4 aenae ami right
feeling rHin. nud which the taw
could U made t.i protect without Iu-,
rrlnglng uimhi an privilege the nuhlU-
AT.
Harritt &. Lalurbncb
M.I H....I .nl... A
m vm viuw vinxiory,
ntmrnt
i mmmmrmmuammim- .
Jt(ffl$ffi$f A
fh:AJHHr.ijiH kjqk
M; WADE St CO.
consumpfion
la a dbuMse nl i-itliMtion Whu the
Imlwu wiu a itmiiuer to the wlutt nun
lie lutd no imint In hi vootbuUn lr
thU dreadil iiwUdy .
Without rKuliig to th cumUihtv
of luimumptUMi, It nuty he tatil ini
lively that Doctor
IHea'e'ri Cioldru Mu
tual I)Ucovrv k'utaa
weak lungs, hemor
rhage, brom-hlUn,
le seated mul
ttubeorn eouuh. mul
ulUar ducka whit H
If ueeleetetl or mil
kilUullv lrvnU-,1 tm.t
fatal teiHiiuitH'ii
In coijamnptiuH
Titer U n aUxthoI
in the " Dtoovv
ami it m entirely fi
ltHII WHUHI, CVCrtllW,
ami all ether war-'
cot it
Peniou aunVnag
rroui cJitooii iiu
tAke ate liuitevl iu
tKMumll lr l'lrri-e.
letter, v. All
orreapoitileuce 1
aonducteil wider
the Mai of aacteil
itentev. Aildien
Dr. R. V. lien, Ikiffalo, N. Y
In a little over thirty eara, lr. IStrce,
aMatiNl by hi wntkal uff of Meaity a
toere of )ik)ttiefoa, h treateil awl
aoretl tbtHwaatU of men ami umhh who
had beea ivea un a lacmabk by ktoul
piiyakUiM.
Vmw mmtLtMt U Ik UtU I kv wr
iWE.7 &t -tefm
kMl om , U Mt tml I hti ta U b bM H
hi iaeujtt I mm
PW
riSXvsirjiBnS!
It ir7A&. W
QJ
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WW IrtuTnWg.'
Kter heKerHeattaWelleU.eurc
I.. J. Snragtie. who foi-inerlv u,lltml
the "Prison .Mluloiinrv " nl Miu n.
on state prison. Is again In trouble.
and thla time Iu the Portland police
court. He Is repentant, however, ami
says whan he has completed the mini
mum sentence tJiut he Ims recelveil
he will leave the wwiimi nf liU ,il,l a.
aoclatloiia. and begin life anew. Con
cerning Sprague'a appearance In Port
land's municipal court, the Oregonlnn
baa the follewing:
Quite a iwthetlc life study lira lMick
of tbu arrest for ilrunkeuueaH of 1.. J.
apnigue. who appenred yesterday lie
fore Municipal Judge Ilogue, nml wns
sentenced to pay n due of JB. Sprague
Is the man who killed Tom Vaughn
the baaelaUl player. In a drunken row.
which took place In a Jofferaon-atreet
saloon In 18W), and on being tried for
manaiaughter, waa aentenced to 10
years' Impriaonment In the Oregon
penitentiary. I'or good liehavlor he
waa allowed to go when he hsd served
II years, and durin ih i,i ti.....
ymra of hla lire at the penitentiary he
puhliahed a little maguslne known as
the Prtaon Mtaalonnrv At nh i...
rut mil the tyiie rroai wood, and after
ward obtained a printing outfit val
ued at about lino timuiui, ti,u ., ..
ity ot William Wuiihiniia ,Lf ii. i- ..i,..
Will, linn .t.ilnL I... 11 '. .. .. .'
, '"" -" "f niMiia iiigentii
it huh man io i-eiorm.
Sprague's buaettlug aln la hla liking
mr lluuor and hla tendency to go on
periodical apreea ICarly Sunday morn
ng a policeman detected Sprague tak
lug off hla wt and veat on the Hum
alde-street bridge, and heard him
threaten to Jump Into the river. U'heu
Municipal Judge llogiie aakeil Sprague
yesterday fur an uuiUiuhl.. .. 1.1'
cuuduct. Snraaiie. who u iu.,,i ir.
leara old. and resueelably drewe.1.
ami led In u sad sort if a way and aald.
Oh. I alia not rneau lu Jump luto the
river I only wanted to jo.v t0
tirldgetder."
' Then yuu had an lutAuilnu ,.
Ing Into the river r uiteried Deputy
Aiwrwey ntageraw.
"No, Indeed."
"The water was tnu mm i .....
lHae" "'
Thata It. 1 had b driaklai. and
,lr" VHt WH' l oW thing"
A flue of J& waa lmuod. jia Utt.
'sun rf the Nne Spra wtt to ja(
Hpiague wa. iHtervlevwM at the city
mil jeaterday by hu Omgooian remwt
ik.st fieel. Hla hair aud beard are
....naturH) white "l uever latead
l kill VaUMbll." Iltt a,.,.! -....i...
n.( two other hih bad the rMHUailnu
i- uil.l town iiT K.l, a.i ?,.."
.ll to ; riesirSlTSa
dm Then Uiey went iu a near
v .mu,hh gad atimked a mm 1 kn
o.l ra.ww. 1 ruakad i mv iJZZZ
i.MKtaiue. and n.u -k.., .TWT,"
nshlw Ma7ki - '."-"" ""u ",B
he w..nrt ..f ti. aa la protct wyir
i. . "" " oegan cutting at
Vaushii, um, I atruck higher than 1
tadd. Had the agin JEX ",!
'tU Y.H, kui.w. I .uaZ, that
to Salem har t5 mra Kr
th- drat two yeaia I ii, . ......I. ... ":
hTuIJTT-. at hetho,hl of
' ansa era tr a r.iii..
a ". . . " ' -"' " t-imfnrpia
.re mi aearcly knew what I waa
.,... f nnH pvH pa, wk-
-a hi eugage H rellglou work
HUHmg my felbjw prlaogni. Ti a
lat me la thla I thought over the Idea
iM.nuns nine Htagailtte or uewa
patmr liuUI the wall of the hniim
wud bhieka. ami for a gaairix I made
a uutater-4kf.ua H,i u,..i.i a .....t .. .
.lie.!. ."T r.. . " "aajaw ui
Mfivuwiv HNtgaaiHec rail into tbakaada
fiH William WadhHHta. .rf thla ciirMd
he kindly ausplied ulik a nrlatlaa
Mare 1 gut away frmi 8iem 1 have
4HH WMdlHg ag boiieat hie iye
worked bard at iui.in..r u.,,. u
Um Utat I am a la kaiiu.-i 'M. toi
v -.irraai N etNNpaaHHj Avhl
have Il me astray 1 intend to leave I
Portland as soon M 1 get otll. anil be
gin lire anew elsewhere."
COAL FOUND
NEAR EUGENE
Air Wniic.r iiM a rr.'w of men en
gaged In devcUilng what appears to
t an almoet uniimiieo ui oi o-i
imlnous real, say the Itegtater.
The find Is situated on the Owens
farm, five mile west or this city.
in the work or exposing the large
train nt III r-arlM)ll. a TO Toot tUllllol
ha been driven Into the hill between
two ledge whlh meaaiire jo incuos
In thlcknae. Samples ot the corn
were brought to town yesterday ami
tested. It pn-vnd to be a very good
fl($3M
" BvwT iiMv .ttv
muMxmBM
i Timm nr ifc mm t i ttt
IKBI
WterS
A does oi tho
Bitters bulure
mean win
jhirpfii thoap-
peUle. tone up
ttcstoirnrhsnu
sid digestion.
When token
regularly will
eotlt vcly ium
Headache,
Flatulency.
Indigestion.
Dyscctsla.
C onstiration
and Malaria,
A trial will con
vinee vcu.
quality ur fuel hnlng bunted with i
flerm hent 1)C tdiS IcnvlllK n VCTJ'
small pin outage ot nshes.
There Is no question about tho die
enverj hcing a aluable one. as the
iionflfv nnnam-fl ta 1)0 Unlimited, for
Instend of pinching out tho voln gradu
'a'ly become thlrker with dopth. Work
o." developing Ilia propeny ia uuiiik
inplclly accomplished.
, -i
American Divine to go to London.
Dr. lrank (liinsaitlus, pastor of Chi
cago Central church nud president of
. rmor Institute, may accept n London
(Snglnud) pastorate In ono of the
n-ost Important nonconformist church
en lit the HiltlKti capital. According
to word cabled from London recontiy,
I the church Is believed to uo mo in
'mous Congregational City Temple,
'ffiinded nnd prosldetl over by Dr.
IMrltor, who Is now ngetl and seeking
; a rest. Dr. aunsnuitis filled the pulpit
Sunday, and preached to a great audi
ence, which was so Impressed by the
Clilragoan's Mights or oratory that It
ai'idauded as in a theatre.
CONSUMPTION
the most dreaded and deadly or nil
dlBcnses, as well as pneumonia, and
all Lung Troubles are relieved nt onco
nnd cured by Acker's English Remedy
"tho king or nil Cough Cures," Cures
Coughs and Colds in a day.. 25 cents.
Your money bnck ir dissatisfied.
Wrlto for freo sample. W. II. Hooker
& Co., Buffalo, N. Y, D. J. Pry, Druggist.
An Albany woman advortises a self
fitting tlrosB-cttttor. Tho self paying
dry goods bill will now bo In order.
Tho "shooting season" Is open
twelve months In tho year down south
for settlement or family foutls.
WILL BE
IN JAN. 1903
TO SMOKERS Of THE
CIGARS
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JACK
HOW MANV ritGADQ wl" the United states co"t Taxes on
I1VYY lTln I VlVllVO during the Month of December. 1902?
(Clgir txrlnt- $3.00 pr thouitnd U )
$142,500.00 wI" be glven ln January, 1903, to the persons whose estimates
. , . . . are,nearest to the number of cigars on which $3.00 tax per
thousand Is paid during the month of December, ,002. as shown by the total sales of
stamps made by the United States Internal Revenue Department during December, 1902.
Distribution will be mado as follows i
To the. . (1) penon Mllnutlog the closest
To tho. .. 9 personi whoe estimatea are neat'closett. . . "." 'ias'.vunh',m,V ........v $5,000.00 In ca$b
1 the 3 perwna whoso estimate are next cloacat ' ' (Si 0M M m "' 6.00O.OO
lo tho ...10 eroii$ whose estimates are next clot, . . . .... i JMo'oo ft""" 5,000.00 "
o the. ..30 person, whoso esltmatea are next c5. , , SmS 5.000.00
To the .. S3 personi whoso estimates are nei coteat .....' jlooffl 5.000.00
To the.. . 00 person, whose estimatea are next cImcm ! ttaOM !hi "" 2.500.00
Tothe....lOOrHon.whMeelmatMarouextcS SlJS 2.500.00 "
To ibe. .9.000 person, whose estimate, are nHtoC Iio'oo es ''"; 2,500.00 '
To the .8.000 arsons whoso estimates are next closes (fts'oo rh :,"" 20.000.00
To the 80.000 persons whose estimate, are next olowat we wlil aeDd"( ' 15,000.00
to each on, box of 50 0o" Cigar, (value .50 ,er box) 75,000.00
35.213 porsons --
$14-2.500.00
Every 100 bands from above named cigars will entitle you to four estimates.
were $!$Z8X$& Zl f Va,"a ia mM8 'I-''0 ubs, of Cigar, now bearing 3.00 Tax ,er thousand, for whUh Stamp.
U December, 1000, 407.0W.-JOS Cigars. ' In March. 1906, olO.OOO.OCT Cigars. " ,
lumber. INI. 47O.3U.170 . Apr, W, 016,835.103
JsBuary. 1W9. 4W.083.717 - ,s . Ifty, 1809, 630,083,007
Icbruary, 003, 415.493.483
mad. uw! SAarySlW- T ?$ ,hM0 cuU,,ed ' Dilution of the award, will lo
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Eood as tV - or your bands, aaa theso rc.pU will b. U M
mentioned above, will count In aWrlij pSSShe il? ? ! oron" ' bands from any of tho other Cigars
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