June 27, 1868 (4 pages)

vor ? RESI PRESIDENT, it GRANT . Trenmaat hi tibloncrs Mba attendthe evening session of the Institute Me periitendent of Public Instruction. was : announced we should hear something new, but in this we were disappointed. The address was the same one delivered at the opening of the State Institute, and recently published throughout the State. TheSuperintendent must think that there are few readers in this locality or that the speech is a very extraordinary one and will bear repetition. _ He took the ground that it. was necessaty in order to secure a good school system to harmonize all the different _ opinions and satisfy “all classes of citisens. Hé did -not_explain how those who held oplaions of spposition to any ted, nor how those who followed. the lead of Zack Montgomery could be rought to support. the publie school system. In order to harmonize he would have us blot out the history of the country during the past ten years. ‘The recent little family misunderstanding must, he says, be forgotten and forgiven. Wecannot allude in the school ‘zoom to the rebels, and when questions are asked by the children as to the bat. ne read a criticism upon the critic which _ . contained many witty things, and was} — {attentively listened to. “Miss Cox,of. ' ism and treason, we had better give eviy emg st aah land to cs pred gui late war and the noble example of ‘patriots are to be lost to goneciliate anybody, we had better give bb of the Unive. No governt can éxist when he who takes up arms against it is designated by any . , can expect to prosper who blot out their , owe history and forget the lessons it ~ teaches. .Had the public schouls of the South instilled a lofty patriotism into the minds of children, and the people of that section been taught that the Stites were subordinate to the general gevernment, no rebellion could ever have been inaugurated in the South.— _ The rebellion was built upon the ignovance of the true nature of our government, and the masses of the South were deceived by designing leaders, because of a lack of* proper education. Would the State rintendent have the earn grow up in the same : whi iie ee ee aod elighte oh one Pane a ‘axe ® oo w Boake that for . jonientie tr our recolresented at a school k een meeting . Satarday. évening next, June 27th, to J township. Invitations lave bees exJohnoon, Bad otf randiodaig We 80 Crd you ty, to th ge ‘and_ Dr. yoursit of this eS Mr. Sargent, in to the erento extended ‘to fe oo that other engagements ofa iS preest a acter, render it. impossible i ek alas agra tae we must . ~ 4 Teachers’ Institue met yesterday morn‘. Present School System,” and a lively * Lers then discussed at some length the ~ other natie than traitor, and tio people . Sta t A a. ai Lemay — listened Poon Siteddnins with, en to notice jection tee Depaermnay wae lonyuty Tor: Tae Usion Srate ConvENTION.— : The Unioo State Convention for the 3 ‘Anda wens dustbin sickens poet. ocectond ‘and the representation of . —A watification will ‘be held at this plade on ratify the nominations of Grant and Colfax by the Union men of Bridgeport address the meeting, aking wick we eink v much, Messrs. Stidger, Harris and Johnson have. their intention to be on hand, and we anticipate having a good time. It would be a Collins Vi ia source of great gratification-to all con. 8 Stickney, wife and . Mre Cam og og cerned, if you could organize a delega-. gy kyland&wdo JRW Austi tion, the “more the yo aye at god ¥ aoe ae A Calverson —~ city, and pérticipate with us in our efonovan forts to swell the numbers of the outie Cunningham oD Eker sw brite pourings of the staanch and true loyal M i 2 do rs —— Backe h men of the ridge, who will unite in rat0 3s Temple ifying the nominations of the glorious GSheperd = Mrs Simeral Grass val standard bearers of the — Union H Frost do 2 Feaquilly do Republican party upon the —" be rao named. “Come over and_hel £ Wig reeman do F ¥ Fisher’ waa cere Futon. Mise JHauna de -~.T Okey do «. ——» A G Chew Red Dog J Norton do — GEN. ena Co.—This ledge, loca-. = PORES SOT STEERED . OO. 4: Ie ve enougli to Merrgd Ears palpon lad, if with the politicians miu be pth pay lr A Speech. As Fitzgerald has been closely iden-. tified with Democratic politicians, and as a man of his profession don’t generally take any chances on loosing his . soul, we may expect. soon to hear of his renouncing _—. and being born again. LANCASTER & MASEY, Prop’s. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. June %, 1868. ted on Rattlesnake creek, says the Na: tional, is now looking very well. Three ‘tunnels have been run in of the ledge} at different points, from’ all of which good rock has been taken. The lower tunnel is about 60 feet in length, from which, two weeks ago, 90 tons of rockwere taken out and crushed at the Forest Springs mill, yielding $61 per. ton. In the second tunnel very ore has also been taken out, which, we are informed, paid about $46 per ton, while rock from the upper. tunnel has paid on an average about $40—the last crushing consisting ‘of about 200 tons. A short time ago 275 feet in the Grant sold for about $5 per foot. Tur Teacuer’s InstiroTe.—The ing at 9 o'clock. Miss Emma Palmer Grase Valley, read an esany upon “The discussion upon the best. methods of teaching reading followed. The TeachWILL APPEAR AT THE THEATRE, good . THIS EVENING, JUNE 27. mances, and his Celebrated Anvil performance, ite will have a Rock broken on his breast weighing from 600 to 800 Ibs. : . "NEVADA THEATRE, EI illy f DAN EL DE HO UNE: pigeon es Vara ere yt . iio pac BEADS, of all colors, (red, white and biue,) The One-Leged ma“-, i Soe (red, white i Tharook's Copperheads, at1 and 2 bics the In Tight Rope, Walking perforri 4 sewer ALG, WILL BE_GIVEN, — Tickets 7 and,60 ete. best method of interesting children in the study of Physiology. The following resolution was offered, and after considerable debate adopted by a vote of 22 to 9: Resolved—That the California Teacher a to be under the control of the ucational Society, and that any attempt Lalas ace it ander the control of a single individual, for any purpose, or under any pretext, is discountenanced by the teachers of "Nevada county, Resolutions were then passed return. ’ ing the thanks of the teachers to Coun, ty Superintendent Preston for the able manner in which he conducted the exercises ; thanking Mr. Fitzgerald and Rev. D. D. Chapin for lectures before the Institute, and Bev. ©. H. Northup for his attendance and participation in the exercises. Thanks were also _returned Miss Meek forservices as critic, and to Misses Edwards and Palmer for criticisms upon the critic. After an address from the County Superintendent, in which he urged teachers to profit by the exercises of the . Institue, and announced that the next meeting would be held in June of next year, the Institute adjourned. Mone DeFINiITIONs.—Harem. A complication of evils in a box of Rahat-lakoum. Head. The seat of thé brain—a seat gracicusly given by Nature to women vo be concealed with cushions and aatimassacars, etc, _ Heart. A useful article. A kind of blood-pamp in which ‘there is always a } Vacuum. Heaven. “In her eyes, says the t. “Where he is,” replies the charmer. They will both have to endure purgatory before they find it. will be the same as in jit. Tho target Soe female, yolunee CUSTOMERS 1 be hs Id ander Porter's law, and all es nd SPORSIBHING GOODS Rackoent i vte wheel nee 7 Swahili BOOTS AND SHOLs, Hearaldry. The blossoms on the mos changes 0 ladies wariing to fall inte old habits. Home. Heaven or hell, according to sa The transformation of the domestic Toe OL oe Will be the Fine if anybody wilt wwe have not applied for a Pathero at the end of every ro-} _ FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ! MORE OR LESS, copy or imitate this advertises men. emt as yet, but We can and will undersell any other Clothing House in this City or County. ‘READ IT! = CUT THIS OUT! <x AND BRING ELEVEN DOLLARS _ Im Gold Con, AND THIS ADVERTISEMENT ! AND IT WILL BUY THIRTEEN DOLLARS WORTH —OF THE— _ BEST CLOTHING Eu the Market, AT THE Well known Clothing Rieaiteee BANNER BROTHERS. SSrTRY IT AND SEE. 6 Their Immense Stock of Fash able i be sold io" Ronee” + AT BANNER'S. wantin. BANNEMS STORE, : PACIFIC ELASTIC SPONGE 0 co. For MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, a ae The Lightest, Softest, nic most Klass, snares dee IS entirely 7a Aeon be. pac insect life ; is teculy heal. sick is -uneq! juailed by an Cilurches, Halls, Se, aud watticfactiou g.arahBroad Street,.opposite Stumpfi’s Hestaurant. Double and Triple Kxtracts, Cologne, Pomades, Hair -_ Culd Cream, ‘Toou Powder, (Mao-tcha) etc tograpaic Atbunts; nity a glace) wt $4 50 ana x 50. “erior Fireworks and Thunderbults. Vene‘Wan “Lanterus 1% fur ol, aud a ivt of other AM anag Foe EXTRAORDINARY ARE &e., de, he; Purchasers of any article we have on hauastie anonem CARRIAGE, CHAIR . cusHIO and best material knowa for UPHOLSTERY — PURPOSES, . Indestructible and its purity is immaculate, Ne Moth, Su diel, e—is always free irum by ;-and for the y ed in the World. > atentions, given to Furnishing © se ont Market St. San Francisco. aolWeadibs STRUNG, ceueral Agent. — We c. Pork, Sole Agent for Nevada County. MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. j19_ COLD, AND SHOWS BATHS, —AT— PHILIP DUCA’S, Nevada, June 28d. Just Received from Paris. INAND’S PARIS BXPOUSITION PREMUM PERFUMERY. ee. Volored Pictures * 2} 50. itn-adhag ““hittle things’ to be sold cheap, at r BLixX GILLETT » shop, on PANS STs. ‘gy All the alonesaid adveitised goods are imported direct frou Pariv, by steamer, und . warrauted te be frveh iruim that place. je2d BLACKSMITHING. J, W. VOUGHN, OULD intorm the people ot Nevada that he ia well preparcu ty ue BLACKSMITH WURK, Of every description, at short notice and in the best manner, Horse and Ox Sheeing promptly at"Ail surte of Rep airing done. ‘ All-eings of Miners’ Luule pointed and shared. SHOP AT THE FOOT OF BROAD AND MAIN STREETS.Nevada, June 2d. FENIAN 7% MEK TING, those who wish to to participate in the iG, in the House adjoining the Casmotle Church. i LIABLE ! One Thousand Dollars Fine ! Is the penalty for copying or imitating this Advertisement $ Ee” We caution every ome as we have applied fora patent. sea It is a Fact, that no one else can sell as Cheap as 8 HAAS & COMPANY, —_ READ IT! s=CUT THIS OUT. AND BRING TWELVE DOLLARS In Gold Coin, AND THIS ADVERTISEMENT . AND IT WILL BUY sn (elebration ee : I'VE aor PIE ee BIGEST THING IN THE wonia ‘NO HUMBUG HERE . NOT 0 BE OUTDONE t READ THIS ADVERTISE as Cheap as CIVE TWENTY DOLLARS worRTH OF SELECT ! FOURTEEN DOLLARS WORTH —AT 8. HAAS & CO’. NEVADA CITY. : Opposite Biaze’s Saloon. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FASHIONABLE ,CHILDRENS’ 4 MENS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, wil be acceptd aa TWO DOLLARS, in every and Unde > Val Boots, : ied ee 3 i Allow "FANCY asic the Who has th ofrontry fo» yell cet . Retomtage : so ica BE a WHO" ‘pinsr stkas os oor MENT, CUT IT OUT, AND TAKE IT “ TO THE OPPOSITION = CLOTHING § TORE Yr AND GET. THREE DOLLARS ALTowed’ you for every $20 . No Clothing Dealer in Nevada clty has any license to sell any article BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains. BRING US SEVENTEEN IN GoLD ‘COIN, AND ‘WE WILL ANY KIND OF GOODS YOU MAY aq WE ARE ON IT NOW 1. And wili not be onsetebdl im setting Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING te ae ENowaH, ha’ MEYER A COMPANY, Corner of Broad & Pine Sta, . wi NEVADA CITY. ‘ Breerboay soni that we have —— reorb BE GE Kee You Don't you be Humbugged into buying Goods without examining the Prices and the Geeds at B. MEYER & COS OPPOSITION STORE ! Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —AND— : Bre Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suit. 7 a FINE LINEN SHIRTS! ae Jal . wuimers? Shirts Se 100

vor ? RESI PRESIDENT, it GRANT . Trenmaat hi tibloncrs Mba attendthe evening session of the Institute Me periitendent of Public Instruction. was : announced we should hear something new, but in this we were disappointed. The address was the same one delivered at the opening of the State Institute, and recently published throughout the State. TheSuperintendent must think that there are few readers in this locality or that the speech is a very extraordinary one and will bear repetition. _ He took the ground that it. was necessaty in order to secure a good school system to harmonize all the different _ opinions and satisfy “all classes of citisens. Hé did -not_explain how those who held oplaions of spposition to any ted, nor how those who followed. the lead of Zack Montgomery could be rought to support. the publie school system. In order to harmonize he would have us blot out the history of the country during the past ten years. ‘The recent little family misunderstanding must, he says, be forgotten and forgiven. Wecannot allude in the school ‘zoom to the rebels, and when questions are asked by the children as to the bat. ne read a criticism upon the critic which _ . contained many witty things, and was} — {attentively listened to. “Miss Cox,of. ' ism and treason, we had better give eviy emg st aah land to cs pred gui late war and the noble example of ‘patriots are to be lost to goneciliate anybody, we had better give bb of the Unive. No governt can éxist when he who takes up arms against it is designated by any . , can expect to prosper who blot out their , owe history and forget the lessons it ~ teaches. .Had the public schouls of the South instilled a lofty patriotism into the minds of children, and the people of that section been taught that the Stites were subordinate to the general gevernment, no rebellion could ever have been inaugurated in the South.— _ The rebellion was built upon the ignovance of the true nature of our government, and the masses of the South were deceived by designing leaders, because of a lack of* proper education. Would the State rintendent have the earn grow up in the same : whi iie ee ee aod elighte oh one Pane a ‘axe ® oo w Boake that for . jonientie tr our recolresented at a school k een meeting . Satarday. évening next, June 27th, to J township. Invitations lave bees exJohnoon, Bad otf randiodaig We 80 Crd you ty, to th ge ‘and_ Dr. yoursit of this eS Mr. Sargent, in to the erento extended ‘to fe oo that other engagements ofa iS preest a acter, render it. impossible i ek alas agra tae we must . ~ 4 Teachers’ Institue met yesterday morn‘. Present School System,” and a lively * Lers then discussed at some length the ~ other natie than traitor, and tio people . Sta t A a. ai Lemay — listened Poon Siteddnins with, en to notice jection tee Depaermnay wae lonyuty Tor: Tae Usion Srate ConvENTION.— : The Unioo State Convention for the 3 ‘Anda wens dustbin sickens poet. ocectond ‘and the representation of . —A watification will ‘be held at this plade on ratify the nominations of Grant and Colfax by the Union men of Bridgeport address the meeting, aking wick we eink v much, Messrs. Stidger, Harris and Johnson have. their intention to be on hand, and we anticipate having a good time. It would be a Collins Vi ia source of great gratification-to all con. 8 Stickney, wife and . Mre Cam og og cerned, if you could organize a delega-. gy kyland&wdo JRW Austi tion, the “more the yo aye at god ¥ aoe ae A Calverson —~ city, and pérticipate with us in our efonovan forts to swell the numbers of the outie Cunningham oD Eker sw brite pourings of the staanch and true loyal M i 2 do rs —— Backe h men of the ridge, who will unite in rat0 3s Temple ifying the nominations of the glorious GSheperd = Mrs Simeral Grass val standard bearers of the — Union H Frost do 2 Feaquilly do Republican party upon the —" be rao named. “Come over and_hel £ Wig reeman do F ¥ Fisher’ waa cere Futon. Mise JHauna de -~.T Okey do «. ——» A G Chew Red Dog J Norton do — GEN. ena Co.—This ledge, loca-. = PORES SOT STEERED . OO.. 4: Ie ve enougli to Merrgd Ears palpon lad, if with the politicians miu be pth pay lr A Speech. As Fitzgerald has been closely iden-. tified with Democratic politicians, and as a man of his profession don’t generally take any chances on loosing his . soul, we may expect. soon to hear of his renouncing _—. and being born again. LANCASTER & MASEY, Prop’s. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. June %, 1868. ted on Rattlesnake creek, says the Na: tional, is now looking very well. Three ‘tunnels have been run in of the ledge} at different points, from’ all of which good rock has been taken. The lower tunnel is about 60 feet in length, from which, two weeks ago, 90 tons of rockwere taken out and crushed at the Forest Springs mill, yielding $61 per. ton. In the second tunnel very ore has also been taken out, which, we are informed, paid about $46 per ton, while rock from the upper. tunnel has paid on an average about $40—the last crushing consisting ‘of about 200 tons. A short time ago 275 feet in the Grant sold for about $5 per foot. Tur Teacuer’s InstiroTe.—The ing at 9 o'clock. Miss Emma Palmer Grase Valley, read an esany upon “The discussion upon the best. methods of teaching reading followed. The TeachWILL APPEAR AT THE THEATRE, good . THIS EVENING, JUNE 27. mances, and his Celebrated Anvil performance, ite will have a Rock broken on his breast weighing from 600 to 800 Ibs. : . "NEVADA THEATRE, EI illy f DAN EL DE HO UNE: pigeon es Vara ere yt . iio pac BEADS, of all colors, (red, white and biue,) The One-Leged ma“-, i Soe (red, white i Tharook's Copperheads, at1 and 2 bics the In Tight Rope, Walking perforri 4 sewer ALG, WILL BE_GIVEN, — Tickets 7 and,60 ete. best method of interesting children in the study of Physiology. The following resolution was offered, and after considerable debate adopted by a vote of 22 to 9: Resolved—That the California Teacher a to be under the control of the ucational Society, and that any attempt Lalas ace it ander the control of a single individual, for any purpose, or under any pretext, is discountenanced by the teachers of "Nevada county, Resolutions were then passed return. ’ ing the thanks of the teachers to Coun, ty Superintendent Preston for the able manner in which he conducted the exercises ; thanking Mr. Fitzgerald and Rev. D. D. Chapin for lectures before the Institute, and Bev. ©. H. Northup for his attendance and participation in the exercises. Thanks were also _returned Miss Meek forservices as critic, and to Misses Edwards and Palmer for criticisms upon the critic. After an address from the County Superintendent, in which he urged teachers to profit by the exercises of the . Institue, and announced that the next meeting would be held in June of next year, the Institute adjourned. Mone DeFINiITIONs.—Harem. A complication of evils in a box of Rahat-lakoum. Head. The seat of thé brain—a seat gracicusly given by Nature to women vo be concealed with cushions and aatimassacars, etc, _ Heart. A useful article. A kind of blood-pamp in which ‘there is always a } Vacuum. Heaven. “In her eyes, says the t. “Where he is,” replies the charmer. They will both have to endure purgatory before they find it. will be the same as in jit. Tho target Soe female, yolunee CUSTOMERS 1 be hs Id ander Porter's law, and all es nd SPORSIBHING GOODS

Rackoent i vte wheel nee 7 Swahili BOOTS AND SHOLs, Hearaldry. The blossoms on the mos changes 0 ladies wariing to fall inte old habits. Home. Heaven or hell, according to sa The transformation of the domestic Toe OL oe Will be the Fine if anybody wilt wwe have not applied for a Pathero at the end of every ro-} _ FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ! MORE OR LESS, copy or imitate this advertises men. emt as yet, but We can and will undersell any other Clothing House in this City or County. ‘READ IT! = CUT THIS OUT! <x AND BRING ELEVEN DOLLARS _ Im Gold Con, AND THIS ADVERTISEMENT ! AND IT WILL BUY THIRTEEN DOLLARS WORTH —OF THE— _ BEST CLOTHING Eu the Market, AT THE Well known Clothing Rieaiteee BANNER BROTHERS. SSrTRY IT AND SEE. 6 Their Immense Stock of Fash able i be sold io" Ronee” + AT BANNER'S. wantin. BANNEMS STORE, : PACIFIC ELASTIC SPONGE 0 co. For MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, a ae The Lightest, Softest, nic most Klass, snares dee IS entirely 7a Aeon be. pac insect life ; is teculy heal. sick is -uneq! juailed by an Cilurches, Halls, Se, aud watticfactiou g.arahBroad Street,.opposite Stumpfi’s Hestaurant. Double and Triple Kxtracts, Cologne, Pomades, Hair -_ Culd Cream, ‘Toou Powder, (Mao-tcha) etc tograpaic Atbunts; nity a glace) wt $4 50 ana x 50. “erior Fireworks and Thunderbults. Vene‘Wan “Lanterus 1% fur ol, aud a ivt of other AM anag Foe EXTRAORDINARY ARE &e., de, he; Purchasers of any article we have on hauastie anonem CARRIAGE, CHAIR . cusHIO and best material knowa for UPHOLSTERY — PURPOSES, . Indestructible and its purity is immaculate, Ne Moth, Su diel, e—is always free irum by ;-and for the y ed in the World. > atentions, given to Furnishing © se ont Market St. San Francisco. aolWeadibs STRUNG, ceueral Agent. — We c. Pork, Sole Agent for Nevada County. MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. j19_ COLD, AND SHOWS BATHS, —AT— PHILIP DUCA’S, Nevada, June 28d. Just Received from Paris. INAND’S PARIS BXPOUSITION PREMUM PERFUMERY. ee. Volored Pictures * 2} 50. itn-adhag ““hittle things’ to be sold cheap, at r BLixX GILLETT » shop, on PANS STs. ‘gy All the alonesaid adveitised goods are imported direct frou Pariv, by steamer, und . warrauted te be frveh iruim that place. je2d BLACKSMITHING. J, W. VOUGHN, OULD intorm the people ot Nevada that he ia well preparcu ty ue BLACKSMITH WURK, Of every description, at short notice and in the best manner, Horse and Ox Sheeing promptly at"Ail surte of Rep airing done. ‘ All-eings of Miners’ Luule pointed and shared. SHOP AT THE FOOT OF BROAD AND MAIN STREETS.Nevada, June 2d. FENIAN 7% MEK TING, those who wish to to participate in the iG, in the House adjoining the Casmotle Church. i LIABLE ! One Thousand Dollars Fine ! Is the penalty for copying or imitating this Advertisement $ Ee” We caution every ome as we have applied fora patent. sea It is a Fact, that no one else can sell as Cheap as 8 HAAS & COMPANY, —_ READ IT! s=CUT THIS OUT. AND BRING TWELVE DOLLARS In Gold Coin, AND THIS ADVERTISEMENT . AND IT WILL BUY sn (elebration ee : I'VE aor PIE ee BIGEST THING IN THE wonia ‘NO HUMBUG HERE . NOT 0 BE OUTDONE t READ THIS ADVERTISE as Cheap as CIVE TWENTY DOLLARS worRTH OF SELECT ! FOURTEEN DOLLARS WORTH —AT 8. HAAS & CO’. NEVADA CITY.. : Opposite Biaze’s Saloon. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FASHIONABLE ,CHILDRENS’ 4 MENS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, wil be acceptd aa TWO DOLLARS, in every and Unde > Val Boots, : ied ee 3 i Allow "FANCY asic the Who has th ofrontry fo» yell cet . Retomtage : so ica BE a WHO" ‘pinsr stkas os oor MENT, CUT IT OUT, AND TAKE IT “ TO THE OPPOSITION = CLOTHING § TORE Yr AND GET. THREE DOLLARS ALTowed’ you for every $20 . No Clothing Dealer in Nevada clty has any license to sell any article BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains. BRING US SEVENTEEN IN GoLD ‘COIN, AND ‘WE WILL ANY KIND OF GOODS YOU MAY aq WE ARE ON IT NOW 1. And wili not be onsetebdl im setting Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING te ae ENowaH, ha’ MEYER A COMPANY, Corner of Broad & Pine Sta, . wi NEVADA CITY. ‘ Breerboay soni that we have —— reorb BE GE Kee You Don't you be Humbugged into buying Goods without examining the Prices and the Geeds at B. MEYER & COS OPPOSITION STORE ! Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —AND— : Bre Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suit. 7 a FINE LINEN SHIRTS! ae Jal . wuimers? Shirts Se 100