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            <text>&lt;p&gt;821 South 8th Street, Cigars&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p&gt;This has been a cigar factory for 16 years and shows a progressive record from the first. Mr Lill is a tobacconist of superior judgment, knows how to select the finest leaf, how to produce the best blend, make several grades of cigars that rank among the best that America produces. In 1904 he made over 260,000, most of which was consumed in the county. He carries a full line of tobacco and smokers' supplies, and is one of the men whose reputation rests on a solid basis. His special brands are, "Knox All," "Sweet Havana," 10-cents, "Miss Caprice," "Water Lilly," and "Eight Hours," 5-cent brands. Nothing on the market equal these for the price. He is busy every day in the year and taxed to meet the demands of the days.&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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              <text>&lt;p&gt;821 South 8th Street, Cigars&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p&gt;This has been a cigar factory for 16 years and shows a progressive record from the first. Mr Lill is a tobacconist of superior judgment, knows how to select the finest leaf, how to produce the best blend, make several grades of cigars that rank among the best that America produces. In 1904 he made over 260,000, most of which was consumed in the county. He carries a full line of tobacco and smokers' supplies, and is one of the men whose reputation rests on a solid basis. His special brands are, "Knox All," "Sweet Havana," 10-cents, "Miss Caprice," "Water Lilly," and "Eight Hours," 5-cent brands. Nothing on the market equal these for the price. He is busy every day in the year and taxed to meet the demands of the days.&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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