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H. WACHHORST'S
Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Missouri-Kansas City. 679
ALPHABETICALLY.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. -
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Small W, gen commission, Mer- chants' Exchange
SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO, Geo T McGlaughlin agt, 817 Main
Smith C, barber, 608 Main
SMITH ELLIOTT, dentist, 16 East Sixth
Smith Frank, barber, 519 Main SMITH F J & CO, saloon, 810 Main
Smith Fred K, grain commis- sion, Merchants' Exchange
SMITH G Y & CO, wholesale and retail dry goods and mfg tailors, 712-716 Main (see adv)
Smith H R, saloon, 109 West Ninth
Smith John, mfr copper and galvanized iron, Bluff bet Fifth and Sixth
Smith John L, stair builder, 1211 Grand ave
Smith JN, jeweler, 535 Main
Smith Sidney, mgr for Mulford & Mckenzie, 107 West Sixth Smith Wm M, attorney at law and notary public, 117 West Sixth
Smith & Rieger, hatters, 554 Main
Snavely S H, saloon and pool room, 418 Main
Snedeker R, barber shop, 905 Main
SNELL JR, physician, 6 East Eighth
Snyder John W, attorney at law, 121 West Sixth
Snyder W P, tobacco, 510} Delaware
Solomon Hardy, bakery, 1313 Grand ave
Soper Wm E, carpets and cur- tains, 931 Main
Spaldings' Commercial College, 916 Main
Spengler Carl, wholesale liquors, wines and cigars, NE cor Fifth and Delaware
Spenger John, bottling works, NE cor Fifth and Delaware
Spies August, saloon, 1213 Grand ave
SPRINGER G R, razor grinder, 417 West Fifth
Spurrier Henry, saloon, 112 East Third
Squier, O'Donnell & Co, flour and grain commission, Mer- chants' Exchange
Stadler John, meat market, 314 Twelfth
Stadler M & Co, groceries, cor Oak and Eighteenth
Stamm Samuel, meat market, 1517 Grand ave
Stark J K & Son, dentists, 19 East Sixth
Steacy W & Son, groceries, 2021 Grand ave
STEAM LAUNDRY, Charles A Hunt propr, 109 East Missouri ave
Steam Dye House, Antretter & Hansen, 10173 M.l.n
Stein & We" ., tin shop, 1516
Grar ' .,e
Stchecke & Blaum, groceries, 305 East Twelfth
Stephens J H & Sons, auction and commission merchants, 926 Main
Stevens D R & Co, wire mat- tresses, spring beds, etc, 1419 Main
STEVENS E A, attorney at law and collection, 832 Main
STEVENS HOUSE, A Ray propr, 614 and 616 Main
Stevenson & Norton, sewing machines, 1030 Main
Steward F S, architect, 706 Main Stewart W C, attorney at law, Journal Building
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S F.
BLUESTONE A SPECIALTY. THE BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION WORKS, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
680
Missouri-Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.
STIEFEL & CO, wholesale liq- uors and cigars, 414 Main Stins E, undertaker, 719 Main Stocking W L, attorney at law, NW cor Sixth and Delaware Stoeltzing E G, stoves and tin- ware, 415 Grand ave
Stratton A J, agt Midland Line, cor Sixth and Delaware
Straub & Vogel, groceries, 1303 Grand ave
Strayer & Co, real estate, loan and merchandise brokers, 904 Main
Stremmel W & Bro, groceries, 900 East Twelfth
Strong A F M, real estate broker and notary public, 11 East Seventh
Strong J, Jr, boots and shoes, 616 Main
Strong & Middlebrook, attorneys at law, 508 Delaware
Strong W J, city attorney, 508 Delaware
Stubenranch Henry, attorney at law, cor Fifth and Main
SUITS RUFUS, City Suit and Cloak House, 717 Main
Summers N. C, attorney at law, Journal Building'
Sutherland A G, wire works, 17 East Ninth
Sutorius Adolph, saloon, 1711 Grand ave
Sweet & Bean, stoves and queensware, 16 East Twelfth Sweet, Sieberg & Co, toys, fire- works, tents, etc, 317 Dela- ware
Swim Jesse, rental agent, 109 West Sixth
Swindler H, merchant tailor, 4 West Sixth
Switzer H, wholesale tobacco- nist, 509 Main
Swonson & Co, blacksmiths, cor Grand and Missouri aves
Taffe Mrs D N, millinery, 1025 Main
TAHL I & CO, wholesale no- tions, toys and fancy goods (job lots a specialty), 715 Del- aware
Talbott Lee J, real estate, 16 East Sixth
TALPEY R E, grain commission Room, 15 Merchants' Ex- change
Tarsley John C, attorney Jack- son County Horse R R Co, cor Fourth and Wyandotte
Taylor E G, attorney at law and notary, 701 Main '
Taylor R R, saloon, 208 West Fifth ·
Taylor H J & Co, coal, wood and feed, 1231 Grand ave
Teasdale W B, attorney, NW cor Sixth and Delaware
Teed J L, physician, 552 Main Temperly J M, contractor and builder, 811 Delaware
THILENIUS HENRY, harness and saddles, 809 Main
Thomas Charles, saloon, 1401 Main
THOMAS JOEL & CO, horse and mule market, Wyandotte bet Fourth and Fifth
Thomas W O, attorney at law, NW cor Fifth and Main
Thompson G R, attorney at law, 119 West Sixth
Thompson H S, dentist, National Block
THOMPSON & MCCARTY, steam carpet cleaning, 1926 Walnut
Thorne Wm E, picture frames, etc, 728 Main
Thornton E C & Co, teas, to- bacco and cigars, 314 Dela- ware
Tichenor C O, attorney at law, NW cor Fifth and Main
H. WACHHORST
Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
Missouri-Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.
681
Tiernan Peter H, binder and Twichell & Foley, mfrs agts printer, 113 West Sixth
Tiffany Flavel B, physician, NW cor Eleventh and Main
Tiffany Otis E, restaurant, 928 Main
Tindall G W, dentist, 615 Main Tipton H S & Co, lumber, U P R Building
Titus & Harrison, attorneys, NW cor Delaware
Todd S S, physician and presi- dent Kansas City Medical College, office 800 Main
Toebner H & Bro, cigars and to- bacco, 1433 Grand ave
Tootle, Hanna & Co, wholesale dry goods and notions, 415 and 417 Delaware
Traber & Gibson, attorneys at law, 531 Main
Traeger F, fruits and groceries, 1401 Grand ave
Trautwein J, tailors' trimmings, 12 East Seventh
Trefren M D, attorney at law, 822 Main.
Tremont House, Jac. Hazlep propr, Fifth bet Wyandotte and Broadway
Trowbridge J M, civil engineer, 529 Delaware
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, M J Fulkerson, 1317 Main
Trumbull, Reynolds & Allen, wholesale agricultural house, 419 Walnut
Tucker & Son, bakery and con- fectionery, 509 Walnut
Tullis J W, boots and shoes, 612 Main
Turner E, notary public, Journal Building
Turner Hall Saloon, Siebelist & Hemmer proprs, cor Tenth and Main
Twitchell D S, attorney at law, 540 Main
of groceries and sundries, 1304 Union ave
Twyman W P, real estate agt, 622 Main
Underwood W W & Co, grain commission, Merchants' Ex- change
United States Express Co, 418 Delaware
Urich Chris, barber, 1407 Grand ave
Utt John E, general southwest- ern agt C, R I & P Ry, 605 Main
Vallentine & Campbell, Domes- tic Sewing Machines, 1137 Main
Van Brunt Adriance, architect, 620 Main
Vandoren L, varieties, 1215 Grand ave
VAN EMAN J H, physician, 800 Main
VAN FOSSEN & HANFORD, groceries, 706 Wyandotte
VAN HORN R T, pres " Kansas City Journal," SW cor Sixth and Delaware
Varcoe J F, carpenter, 550 Wal- nut
Vaughn Andrew, groceries, 6 East Third
Vaughn & Co, grain commission, Merchants' Exchange
Vincent & Ricketts, saloon, 6 West Missouri ave
Vincent J E & Co, millinery and hair goods, 614 Main
Vineyard & Son, real estate and loan agents, Missouri cor Eighth and Main
Vise Benj, merchant tailor, 402 West Fifth
Vogt Charles, boots and shoes, 404 Main
Voice Thos, homeopathic physi- cian
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
G.
G. WICKSON 319 Market Street, S F. MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
SPECIALTIES.
If you want your Clothes Cleaned, Dyed, Pressed and made as good as New, call at 916 B'd'y,
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
682
Missouri-Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.
bet. Sth and yth. Oakland.
Wabash, St Louis & Pacific R R, 530 Main
Wagner J J & Co, painters, 117 West Ninth :
Walker A, saloon, cor Eighteenth and Grand ave
Walker John A, photographer, 1023 Main
Walker J S, attorney at law, 106 West Fifth
WALLACE, CASHNER & CO,
furniture and jobbing factory, cor Fourteenth and Walnut Wallis J F & Co, carpet cleaner, 116 East Sixth
Walmsley E A, tailor, 537 Main Warneke J C, bakery, 1509 Grand ave
Warner Wm, attorney at law, NW cor Fifth and Main
Warren Mrs T E, millinery, 1325 Grand ave
Warren O M, saloon, 1801 Grand ave
Wasserman B, restaurant and confectionery, SE cor Camp- bell and Fifth
Wasson J B, real estate agent, 19 West Ninth
Watkins F W, attorney at law, 119 West Sixth
Watkins J W, saloon, 428 Main Watson C F, barber, 507 East Twelfth
Watts W H, attorney at law, 521 Main
Weaver F M & Bros, sewing machines, 1030 Main
Weaver H M C, physician, 426 Main
Weber A, confectionery, 518 East Twelfth
Webster & Bullene, insurance agts, 603 Main
Webster Ed H, real estate and loan agts, 603 Main
Weikert George E & Co, whole- sale stationery, 707 Delaware
Weil M K, clothing, 545 Main Weill Bros, rugs and metals, 1420 Grand ave
Weiss Bros, groceries and bak- ery, 1413 Main
Welch & Shannon, cigar mfr, 1031 Main
Welden J T, undertaker, 828 Delaware
WELLAND C F, mfr of choice cigars
WELL AUGERS AND DRILL-
ING MACHINERY, C A
Brocket & Co, 725 Delaware Wells B, attorney at law, NW cor Fifth and Main
Wells, Fargo & Co, E L Patch agt, cor Fourth and Delaware Wells George, architect, cor Eighth and Main
West & Staudte, barbers, 115 West Fifth
Western Lumber Co, 522 Dela- ware
Western Newspaper Union,
auxiliary publishers, W A Bunker mgr, cor 9th and Ann Western Union Tel Co, H Sprague supt
Weston Wm, lime and cement, 520 Walnut
WETZIG BROS, paper box mfrs, 928 Main
Wever & Co, book publishers, NW cor Sixth and Delaware Wheeler Thos, barber, 719 East Twelfth
Whelan L L, painter, 20 East Seventh
Whelan P M & G V, painters, 20 East Seventh
WHISSEN CIGAR CO, mfrs coupon cigar, J E Whissen mgr, 819 Delaware
WHISSEN J E, mgr Whissen Cigar Co, 819 Delaware
Whitaker I, restaurant and bak- ery, 556 Main
H. WACHHORST
Has an Endless Variety of Rings, from Solid Gold to Costly Diamond Setting. 315 J Street, acramento.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Missouri-Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.
683
White Geo M, painter, 6 West Missouri ave
Whitehead C W, real estate and loan broker, NW cor Fifth and Delaware
Whitelaw F M & Co, groceries and queensware, 547 Main
Whittemore J R & Sons, books, stationery, wall paper, etc, 904 Main
Whyte E & Co, groceries and fruit, 912 Main
Widmer K, groceries, 404 West Fifth
Wiebold Mrs Mary, boarding- house, 304 Main
Wilcox & White Organ Co, H M Hoffman mgr, 613 Main
Wiler Fred, meat market, 1409 Main
WILHITE & CONNELLY, Cen- tral Mills, flour, meal' and feed, 1229 Grand ave
Wilkinson F L, attorney at law, NW cor Eighth and Main
Williams Gerould, underwriters, Exchange
Williams Mrs Ida, dressmaker, 109 East Fourth
Williams Mrs J A, dressmaker, 717 Main
Williamson J R, Great Western Laundry, 512-516 Wyandotte Williams John W, attorney at law, NW cor Sixth and Dela- ware
Williams Robert, feed stable, 1919 Grand ave
Williams Sam, editor "Kansas City Mail," 115 West Sixth Williams & Thompson, photogra- phers, 612 Main
Williams W E, painter, 813 Del- aware
Willoughby J J, meat market and grocery, 1319 Grand ave Wilson R T, insurance agt, 804 Main
Wilson L M, fruits, candies and ice cream saloon, 119 West Ninth
Wilson W A & Co, wholesale teas, spices, etc, 543 Delaware Wimbush, Powell & Harrington, printing office supplies, 130 and 132 West Seventh
Windolph M, boots and shoes, 617 Main
Windsor Hotel, Mrs J H Ben- nett propr, cor Missouri ave and Walnut
Windsor Wm W, barber, 417 West Fifth
WINN S S, attorney at law, 9 East Seventh
WINTER & JOHNSTONE, real estate and loan, 107 West Sixth
Wintermute C A & Co, meat market, 123 West Ninth
Wirthman J G, druggist, 1529 Grand ave
WISE D H, clothing, furnishing goods and hats, 915 Main
Withers J P, flour and feed, 7 East Tenth
Witte August & Co, machine and brass works, 122 West Seventh
Wolf C, groceries, cor 18th & Oak Wood Bros, wholesale ice dealers, 522 Delaware
Wood J M, physician, 927 Main Wood Melville, watches and jewelry, optician, 920 Main Wood Wm F, attorney at law, NW cor Fifth and Main
Woods C S, meat market, Broad- way bet Tenth and Eleventh Woods W T & Son, livery stable, 534 and 536 Delaware
Woodson B L, attorney at law, NW cor Fifth and Main
Woodward, Faxon & Co, whole- sale druggists, 1206 and 1208 Union ave
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer, 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
684 Missouri-Kansas City. Woolf Bros, shirts and under- wear, 557 Main ALPHABETICALLY. Young James G, attorney at law, 706 Main Wollman H, attorney at law, NW cor Sixth and Delaware WRIGHT H T, propr Kansas City Book and News Co, 720 Main and 719 Delaware Young J A & Co, hardware, 1023 Main Youngclause George, contractor and builder, Seventh bet Del- aware and Wyandotte Wright H T, books, stationery and news, 622 Main Youngman J W, barber, 716 East Eighteenth Wright E M, attorney at law, 426 Main Yourtee Samuel L & Co, car- riages, harness, 421 Walnut Wright M B, watches and jew- elry, 600 Main ZAHL L, watchmaker and jew- eler, 126 West Fifth Wright S, boarding-house, 113 West Ninth Zahn C E, tailor, cor Fifth and Wyandotte Wyman F S, upholsterer, 1422 Zahner & Weis, stoves and tin- SON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco. ware, 940 Main Grand ave Yates Robt, architect, NW cor Zimmerschied J F, barber, 8 East Seventh Eleventh and Main Young & Bradley, blacksmiths, Zurn Henry W, steam dye works, 515 Main 14 and 16 East Third ESTABLISHED IN 1866. BANK of MISSOURI Northwest Corner Fifth and Delaware Streets, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. CAPITAL, $100,000 W. B. SAPPINGTON. G. A. MURRELL, H. S. MILLS, President. Vice-President. Cashier. Is Prepared to do a General Banking Business. CORRESPONDENTS-National Bank of Commerce, New York. Boat man's Saving Bank, St. Louis. SAM. SCHNEIDER & CO., Wholesale Dealers in LIQUORS, KAHN & SCHLOSS, Manufacturers and Dealers in WINES AND CORDIALS. Men's Boys' Clothing, JOBBER of CIGARS. Southwest Corner of Missouri Ave. & Main Street, KANSAS CITY, MO. 407 Delaware Street, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. ECLIPSE SELF-REGULATING INCUBATORS. Send stamp for Circular and Price List, G. G. WICK. PACIFIC PRESS. PRINTERS ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS. Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST'S Selection of JEWELRY is the Rarest in the State, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
Missouri-Kansas City. 685
THREE STORY BRICK.
T. H. DIMMITT, Proprietor.
Sixth Street, bet. Walnut St. and Grand Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri.
BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT ROOMS,
By the Day, Week or Month,
AT REASONABLE RATES.
Excelsior Trunk Factory,
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.
88
N. M. FRELING
Manufacturer of
TRUNKS,
VALISES,
CAND
TRAVELING BAGS.
ORDERS Solicited by Mail.
.
686
Missouri-Kansas City.
DEAR READER :
XCUSE what may appear a somewhat impertinent question; but where do you get your Dry Goods and Wearing Apparel ? and do you get the best (in every respect) for your money? If you are in doubt as to your reply to the latter part of this question we would respectfully urge you to send for one of our Illustrated Catalogues and inform yourself as to what we have to sell, the prices we ask, and how easily you can procure anything you want.
We are located nearer to your territory with a larger, newer and in every way better stock of everything per- taining to the wardrobe of a lady, gentleman or child than any other establishment in this section of the country, and you can get your goods from here in less time than from anywhere else, and you can have goods sent by express at almost as little cost as by mail. By sending to us you will have the advantage of a selection from one of the largest and most varied stocks of Dry Goods in the United States. You can always rely upon every order you send us, large or small, being executed with accuracy and dispatch. You take no risk, goods that are not satisfactory can be returned and we will cheerfully refund the money if you wish.
Our new Fall and Winter Goods are now here-send for samples of anything you want to get-no charge- and no need to order if not suited. Send for one of our catalogues-no charge-only one 3-cent stamp for post- age. We are now sending more Dry Goods through the mails and by express than all the other Dry Goods houses combined throughout the West. We are paying extraor- dinary attentions to your trade. We know what you want, and the best way to send it to you. We shall be pleased to hear from you, dear reader, and guarantee you perfect satisfaction in every transaction.
Respectfully, G. Y. SMITH & CO. The Largest Dry Goods House in Kansas City, Mo. 712, 714 and 716 Main Street.
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Missouri-Kansas City.
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308 & 317 East Twelfth Street,
Kansas City, Missouri.
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VENTILATING AND
HEATING COMPANY,
Proprietors of' THE RUTTAN SYSTEM
OF
WARMING AND
VENTILATION,
And Manufacturers of
Heating and Ventilating Apparatus, Furnaces, Registers, &c.
The Ruttan System has been adopted by the Boards of Education at Lafay- ette, Warsaw, and Plymouth, Indiana ; Princeton, Bloomington, Decatur, and Alton, Illinois ; Sioux City, Dubuque, Decorah, and Onawa, Iowa ; Chillicothe, and De Soto, Missouri ; Junction City, Topeka and Marysville, Kansas ; and a host of other places ; and it is endorsed and recommended above all others, by the faculty of Rush Medical College, Chicago, the State Eclectic Medical Society of Illinois, and the State Board of Health of Wisconsin. Correspondence solicited from those wanting goods in our line. The Ventilation of Buildings a Specialty.
Read what others say regarding the success of the Ruttan Sys- tem and Apparatus during the severe winter just past :
"They have easily Warmed and Ventilated the entire building containing 500,000 cubic feet, to 70° in spite of the temperature without ranging to 40° below zero." I. D. PARKER,
President Normal University, River Falls, Wis.
"We are perfectly satisfied with them." PROF. JOS. ROSS, M. D., Rush Medical College, Chicago.
" We have had no trouble in warming and ventilating the entire building. They have given complete satisfaction." A. D. SHEPHERD,
-President Board of Education, Denver, Colorado.
" I can only say the whole thing is a success." S. M. HAY,
Regent Normal University, Oshkosh, Wis.
E. C. CONDIT & CO., Proprietors, Kansas City, Mo. 1234 MAIN STREET.
RUTTA
THERUTTAN TUBULARFURNACE-
TRADE MARK
Rutian System VENTILATION. ->OF<
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Missouri-Kansas City.
MRS. C. H. RICE, MILLINERY AND HAIR GOODS,
723 Main Street,
KANSAS CITY, MO.
A select stock of all kinds of HAIR GOODS.
MT Orders from the Interior filled by Mail or Express.
MARCUS E. GETCHELL, Office, 11 East 7th Street,
Kansas City, Missouri.
ELASTIC AND COMPOSITION
ROOFING
Cheapest, Lightest and Most Durable, and Excels all Tar Roofs in America.
First-Class Work Guaranteed.
Special att ntion is called to my Elastic Paint, for painting all kinds of Metallic and Canvas Roofs, which for durability, successfully competes wiih all other paints heretofore intro- duced, and is 25 per cent. cheaper.
C. F. WELLAND,
Manufacturer of CHOICE CIGARS
And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Smokers' Articles, 423 WEST FIFTH STREET, KANSAS CITY, MO.
F. H. GIFFORD, PHOTOGRAPHER
536 Main Street, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. Copying and Tintypes a Specialty. All Work Guaranteed. Orders by Mail PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
P. STEWART. J. T. HOLMES & CO. J. T. HOLMES.
BUY AND SELL
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For Sale at all Times AT THEIR
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