AST
m anth; reading uotlee» in local collim a «canta
por Iloa lor g rat tnwrtlou, t canti for in b at
quant I m art Ion.
Obituary and marriage uotlcea not exceed I ng
, 10 Iinaa, published Ira t, I I aent In for publlea-
tteu at once. Card o f thank«, reaolutlona. and
almi lar mattar « canta par lina.
ÎOIPAKï,
VOL. XVI
published
s K - ' f l ì » - H g«*u>
t l n morning
r rauny«. 6nt in order to g e t t t ........................
Friday»,
niaila the
publication, the paper is
priyited Thtiradav afternoon. T hia re ­
quires that all m atter sent by m ail, to
insure prompt insertion, and all matter
for pnblicsttwn eiw nld bereneived at thia
cilice on Wednesday J g g
»Ute
a s i-”
iô p . m.
■nd lla o ,
m.
Butter 35 cents per roll.
Eg«» 28 cent» per doaen.
wheat 50 t o 52 cents per bushel.
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Flue cigars a t poetollee store.
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in4 Month Anaer
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ARKHAH.
A . P ortlan d, Or. '
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ime by Win.
the McMinn-
They are first
5
'NE
-R, thoroughly
of Republican
mi Illuni leaden», -
proKrpt» of tiàtt
very thoughtful,
S „-. pj. -. 1—
g--y-.... -US
ko o n Thurw la) and
for n e a rly «ft v n n
’ |*art
Part of
o, the
mu United
nnit«,
a
* N ational ‘ “ Kamil
talK i
par ol the h lKlir«
■ («rtnera, ami villa
It 1 ao n ta lu i all the
ratn.rltu t
general
I l.l llil N K up to hour
intertainliiK reading
the fa m ily , „1,1 and
W hich aro>accepted
M and euiiutry mar-
»«•c. aa<t itervuiug.
I price, l.Or per year.
>r gt, par year.
-
regon.
,-WEiK E'ITION,
ally and You got
of a
price than n u yo th«.
ta ie itc a
tla new»
i and i i equaled by
tportr from the lloo*
¡led In homnghnea
¡llh the presidential
It w ill lie inralunhla.
atclv im partial This
value to you at thia
’e rr move o f th e grant
the Thrlue-a-Week
aap your eve on the
watching—take the
? you want to know
take Thrtee-a-Week
Id a regular •utwrrlp-
lar. We offarthl« na­
il« vto n H a itM )
The regular >ub-
papera la »A
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’K YOUR
DEALER OR
GEO W PITKIN CO-
falto« A Carp
ND LOT.
I lot In Dayton, rea-
r aale very rhea«
eat q u a lity of Iru lt—
barn, ro rn e r lot. la-
M EROY
n iw
atches, Jew-
;ks, and
W AHL.
-
OREGON,
iw elry repairing »
of Jewetrjr munti-
5QANS,
Shipper
E mutton and
¡ al ,
a n d R etail
>N, OR.
'io
V « A "*’
, ix r k r i > n 0S
ENTS
OOWVIWWTA
„’ S
Rain, storm, cold, sunshine.
Harris’ Cough Cure 25 and 50cts
per bottle.
Cranberries for Thanksgiving
ttatyee, at the postoffice store.
The best shoe in the market at
the Racket 8tore McMinnville.
Trunks Valises and Teleecope
Baskets at Nicholis & Gabriel’s.
Attend the entertainment at Nich-
ol’s hall on Thanksgiving evening.
Th« colt^snep th is week made
a rapid dim iushing of wood
piles.
_
Get one of those fat geese of E. A.
Elderman for your Thanksgiving
dinner.
B. C. Hadawsy who was at 8a-
lenkseveral days last weeK, returned
home on Saturday.
A fine prize of a portable pantry
given away free. Try your chance
at Tfaos. Hall’s.
«
I
10,000
Msgoon
Strawberry
‘ Plante for sale. Inquire of Hatry
WamWfeana, Dayton.
Roy Marfin caught a fox last
Sundwy with^Wa hounds, i abort
distance north of Dayton.
Frank Wirfa o f ‘ Sheridan, has
been here the past ten days with his
wood saw cutting wood for Dayton-
itee.
Mrs. E. E. Martin was called
to Oregon City on W ednesdaj on
account of the séricas ilineas of
her mother.
A Christmas is coming!
Santa
Claus1 Dayton headquarters at
Harris’ drug store, on and after
December 1.
.»
Make a purchase at the Dayton
Grocery and guess on the bean jar.
It won’t cost you anything, and you
may get that $4 00 lamp.
The Blue Eront Millinery
Store ia.how o p e n . , Friday and
Saturday November 23 and 24
“Will be bargain days.
M bs . E. E.-M aktjn , Manager.
Do you.MnOw beans? < If so guess
the number of beans in the jar at
the Dayton Grocery, and get a $4 00
lamp.
The St. Charles store, McMinn­
ville, carries a full line of groceries,
which are sold at popular prices.
Call when in that city.
Strong 8 is one of the oldest
restaurants in Salem . It is a
good place to taxe mealg. when
in th greity. ' . .... .......
The Dayton Chinese laundry man
has left for other pastures. We are
informed that A. Roasner, of. whom
the Chinamen generally rent a
building, will not, rent tq them any
more.
The Dev-lon evaporator was shut
down several days last week. I l
started up again on Monday, and
has been running on potato««. The
product of the evaporator thia sea-
eon hae been immense, and those
who are managing the business are
assured of a large profit on the pro­
duct of their enterprise.
J. Carter with whom L. H.
DeForde worked at painting and
paper hanging in Baker City,
arrived here Tuesday, on a abort
visit with L. II. Both gentlem en
left here on Thursday on the
way to 8an F ranciaco with the
view of locating.
A nice line of picture moulding
can be eeen at the furniture etore;
also iron beds and bamboo goods.
An invitation »extended all to call
and see the goods. E E. M a r t in ,
|*urniter dealer and Funeral Direc
or.
• ■
Nothing very staytling^ t the
Racket Store in McMinnville,
except the values they offer in
M ackintoshes, Qboes, JLJnder-
wenr, Hoisery an a’ m any other
things.
“ A Eugene exchange has (his
to say of the late pastor of the
M. church nt this place. “ Rev.
C. E. Crandall preached bis in i­
tial sermon in Cotiage Grove be­
fore the congregation o f the M.
E church 90 Sunday morning.
The impression he qqpdaupon his
flock was an excellent one and
augers well for th«, in^iienoe Ije
will exert in this field, l^is com ­
m anding figure, persuasive 0fo-
quenee, clear diction and analy­
sis, and broad and charitable
views make him at once an ideal
leader and a safe pilot to guide
the wandering sinners home.
The M. E .‘church people are to
be congratulated on having se­
cured the services of so able a
man to nriniister to their spirit­
ual needs.
i r.
The “boys” in J. W. BarnholtiCT’s
tie camp at Hubert’s landing on
the Willamette river, nad a little
sport ^or t^emselv<s, at the expense
of si) ojd Sian , who stopped at the
cimj? The old man seated him­
self on the butt end 01 a tree which
bad juat been cut down and had
E d it o r S íe s W onpers — Editor fallen across a slump. He was tell­
W. V Barry of Lexington. Tenn., ing the “boys” bow he did when a
in exploring Mammoth Cave, con- a boy in New York State. The
Aropted a severe case of piles
His “boys” said nothing, but were busy
uiok cure through using Buck ten’s sawing down the next tree, which
m ica Salve convinced him it is they were aiming to fall on the top
another world’s wonder. «Cures of th tree on which the old gent
piles, injuries, inflammation, and was silting; so he had his talk with­
all bodily eruptions. Only 25c at out interruption; When the tree
they were sawing started to fall the
Harris’.
. •» '
A». ... . .
t “boys” all at once became very
It will not be a surprise to any much interested in the old man’s
who are at all familiar with good talk When the falling tree struck
ualities of Cbamberlain’a Cough the top of the tree on which the
ornedy, to know that people every­ talker was seated, his talk abruptly
where take pleasure in relating their oeaeed and he shot up in the sir
experience in the use of that splen­ about 10 feet. When be came down
did medicine and in telling of the he did not light on his feet, but
benefit they have received from it, made a big dent in the earth; but
of bad oolds it has cured, of threat­ fortunately he was not injured.
ened attacks of pneumonia it baa When he got up he remarked that
averted and of the children it has he had gone part wav to heaven if
saved from attacks of croup and he never got there. He also. before
whooping cough. It is a a grand, Í taking his departure, remarked,
medióme.
For eale by R L.-i “boys are just tbs same as wbeul
waa uoe.”
Harris.
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H O L ID A Y O P E N I N G , 1
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1st, 1900.
Cold winter » here.
Thanksgiving next Thursday.
How Turkey will suffer.
The cold snap has been general
throughout the northwest.
Our stock this year will compare favorably rith any sim ilar line
Farmers have got along fine this in the county. YOU A R & IN V IT E D TO ATTEND,
BRING
fall with their plowing and seeding.
T H E CH ILD REN .
A beautifulr4.400 lamp to the
best beanigueeeer, at the Dayton
Grocery.
Now ie the time to get your win­
ter shoea. Niobols A Gabriel hae a
full line of men’e and women’s
shoes.
There will be a union Thanks
giving service in the M. E. church,
Thursday the 29th, 10:80 a. in. A
cordial invitation to all.
There are still several families in
the town and vicinity that are af­
flicted with measles. The majority
of those so afflicted have recovered.
Goods m ust go at the Blue
Front M illinery store special
prices Friday and Saturday.
M as. E. E. M artin , Manager.
Another prelected railroad ,is
to run from Portland to the Neha­
lem coal fields. The route to be
taken makes tbs distance lees than
78 miles.
Miss Libbie Hadley, who started
to attend Pacific College at New­
berg has had to give up going to
school on account of her eyes being
weak. She is now at home.
The inside of the M. E. church
hae tieen painted and papered mak­
ing a vast improvement in the ap­
pearance of the interior of that ed­
ifice. Thia improvement, arid oth­
ers being made, Was to a great ex­
tent brought about through the ef­
forts of W. H. Gillingham, who ie
By getting your
pow seriously ill and unable to en­
joy the pleasure of seeing the im ­
provement accomplished through
bis efforts. A number of the church
N E W ST O R E ! N E W GOO DS!
members are assisting in the work
on the church.* ■
Also a com plete Line of
On Monday when the freight train
arrived here from Portland, and
after switching off a car on the side
irttxvlr the ensineeer ran the ensine Always on hand. HEARSE when desired.
with several care attached up to
the water tank, to take water. On
backing to the train, which wae
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker.
standing below the depot, the en­
gineer ran at such speed that the
cars attached to the engine struck
the train with such force as to en­
tirely demolish two plaform or open
care. The trucks to the wrecked
cars was afterwards loaded on carat
and taken to Portland.
J
“ Do unto others as you would that they should do to you.”
The room ooccupied by N ich ­
ols A Gabriel, dealers iu general
merchandise, being too sm all to
hold the large stock o f goods
which their steadily increasing
trade dem ands that they carry,
another room is being built
along the north side o f the
Sells Goods bn the basis; “ Equal rights to all and
rbom now occupied by them . A
special privileges to none.”
part of their stock of dry goods
and groceries will he placed in
_
the new building; thedim ensions
o f which is 1(5x58 feet. This,
w
besides givin g more room will v
give a better chance for display-
~
J
nig their goods. It will thus be
seen that this enrterprising firm
is prosperous.
would certainly be wiBjng te admit
it ia’ beat that all should not see
alike, T ffj old Indjgn said “ «ere
it so all men would want my
equaw.” A a far aa - social gather­
ings, and entertainments are con­
cerned, it would seem that people
are already being carried away on
that line; both young and old. E v­
ery means possible, is being used io
entice them from home and doty.
Consequently more wrongdoing and
unhappiness—judging from the ap-
earance of many places (called
otne), we are, as a people becom­
ing too restless, as well ns social
As far as literary societies, or any
thing on that line being of interest
to the “ Marshal dodgers,” it wowld,
be as well to say that good, moral,
upright people are appreciated and
patterned alter by sensuul and dis­
Additional fuel added to the flames. No such values ever of­
sipated. The dose observer will 1
fered the of Y am hill county as the Chicago Store offers for the
also see that, so called soerety, has [
;
much to do with the shattered next two weeks.
nerves of many people, and not a
few of its victims eke out a mis­
1 case beet Domestic Gingham 5c
One esse fine dark Outing ttc.
erable existence in the insane asy­
250 tine tailoi*nisde Jackets, fine
Best Prints 5c
lum, while others end their lives by
Men’s $8 OO Boots, nil solid, 42 89 silk and satin lining in black, mode,
suicide. We are losing sight of the
wise and good nt years gone by, . Snow’s 43 75 m m ’s shoes 42.Mh blue and brown— the regular412 59
From 25 to 331 per cent off 011 all garments, choice, 48.89
and are taking a mad rush after
HMiJackete, the 46.59and 47 0 9
something, but hardly know what Capes and -Jackets.
kind 44 98.
Chicago Corset Waist79c.
direction to take. Fust livijjg is
20 dozen inen’a regular 42 Hats in
Ladies’ Egyptian Fleece Under­
not the road to success or happi
fine choice Fur, choice 41 29 '
ness. Right, is the watchword, and wear, the 75c kind, now 50c.
1 case 1 -i Outrng Flannels
25 and 20c pore linen towels, 12|
“ Home, sweet home,'’ means much.
150 pairs Men’s Heavy Plow
Tw ill Crash Toweling 4c.
When people do iwt know, or will
Fine Fur Top warm slippers for Shoes, the 42 and 41.95 kind 41 39,
not keep their place, send out the
12 dozen Ladies ’white muslin
Marshal; and be thankful that you Ladies 41.19
,« Fleeced Vienna cloths, 12j cent Night Gowns and Skirts heavily
have one to send.
So So.
wimined with lace and embroidery
lot,
59 fine Velvet Rugs, 27x51 inch­ worth 41 25 to 4150, choice 79c.
rHANKSGIVING PROGRAM.
•50 men’s and boy’s double texture
es/ worth 42 59, at 41.39.
There will be an entertainment
109 dozen Boy’s Iron-clad School mackintosheii with cape 41.19.
and,basket social at Nichols’ hall, Hose, sizes 6 to 10— never sold lesa
15 dozen gent’s fine 75 and 50 j
Dayton, Thanksgiving
evening,
Neckwear in tecks and puffs 39c.
than 25c, at 18c.
Thursday, November, 29, by mem­
12 dozen Kent’s "fancy, Luundried,
300 pair Men’s fine Wool Pants,
bers of the Christian church. Ad­
Shirta, the 41.25 and 41 kinds, 63c.
the 43 to 43.59 values, 41 98.
mission at the door 19 cents; those
20 dozen genf's grey merino un­
29 dozen Boy’s Knee Pants, the
buying basket.admitted free.
derwear, shirt and drawers 19c.
50c kind— all ages 29c. ~
,
FROOHAH.
59 dozen Men’s best 9-oz Blue ‘ 159 pairs of men’s Fine Hhiies,
worth up to 43 50, lines slightly
Overalls, regalar 5(X j value 3K
8ong—“Rock of Ag»e”—choir.
broken,
choice 4).> 8.
2009
yards
fine
Wool
Dress
Goods
Recitation.
159 boys’ K n e e Pants and Reefer
worth 50, 69, 65 and 75c, choice of
Song—JBy two little girls.
suits— fauinns Jane Hopkins make
Dialogue — “ Dotty’s
Birthday the entire lot 29«.
.
/ - ."
100 dozen Ladies’ fine embroided choice, 41 98.
Party.”
"
150
dozen
iiien’s
airtl
boy’s Wool
Handkerchn^s,
choice
5c.
Cornet duett. -
%
— -
1000 packages Envelopes, 25 in Caps 19o.
Recitation.
: 250 pairs -men’s Pants— broken
Song— “ Hayseed in H is H a ir.” package 2c.
50 dozen Utica ipills Bed Sheets lines.wortb up to 42 50, choice 41 39
(comic).
150 dozen men's regular 50c Un­
all ready fur use 49c.
Recitation.
derwear,
choice 39c.
25
dozen
Pillow
Crtses,
good,
well
Dialogue— “Little Angels.”
8 mg—“Playing by the Old Mill made and large Biz* l l | c . ■ — ~ „ 5 pieces fine Silx and Wool Sxirt-
Streain.***' - *’ • ■
■; • ■■ ;■ 50 pcs double fold yard-wide ini- ing mantles in M k . and colors,
worth up to 75e, ebnica 49c.
Every one invited.
Come and itationFroncbFb”2llil^ iM —— —
briug baskets well filled.
No. 1646 Draws the Dress Pattern. No. 6404 Draws the Shoes Hat.
McMinnville, Oregon.
R. L. HARRIS,
Druggist Bookseller
a ad Stationer .
E
Nineteen Hundred Goods
Unloading Sale.
AT THE RED FRONT,
NICHOLS & GABRIEL
IN +THE MARKET
W ith a large and well assorted
stock of merchandise. For good
goods and bargains go to
NICHOLS & GABRIEL.
V 7
Thè Red Front.
SAVE
8i
M ONEY! ’ ~
FURNITURE
IN
UNDERTAKERS
DAYTON
SUPPLIES,
E. E. MARTIN,
THE GOLDEN RULE!
The Dayton Grocery Co.
The Newberg Dairyman Associa­
You hud better be on bund early iu the sale, as many lines w ill ba
tion deserves credit for (he self-sac­
bipken before Saturday night.
rificing perseverance its members
show in endeaovring to pluce the
dairy interests of the community
before the farmers of this neighbor­
hood. They are now arranging to
have public meetings held at o»t
lying points with the intention of
getting the farmers interested in like
industry. It is certainly a very
good sign that those who are now
patronising the creamery hare an
abiding faith in its future, and. they
w e certainly to-be commended for
1 their persevering efforts toward per-
suading others to act for their own
interests, as well as for those of the
community.— Newberg Graphic.
onoAeo axosa.
W e ask exactly the same price
for Goods that w e would be Willing
to nav under like circumstances, ,
and grant the same privileges to all
-
D IE D .
that w e would ask.
Dortha Tapin Arich was born
Money refunded if unsatisfactory. August 15th, 1829, in Pennsyl­
CASH PAID FOR PRODUCE.
The D ayton G rocery Co.
(One door North o. H q jr » ’ Drug Store.)
A. B. M c M IL L A N , Manager.
M C. E. McMILLAN, ,Treas.
HAMBLIN THE CLOTHIER-
y
SH O E SALE.
P rices greatly reduced .
41,500 worth of strictly up to date SH O E S for Men and Boys,
were shipped by the manufacturers to a firm who failed before the
goods reached them, and we bought the entire lot at a greatly re­
duced price for cash". We will give ohr custom ers the benefit of
tbjs bnrgj^fi and will close out the lot quickly at
Prices that Cannot be Beaten.
8ee them before you purchase elsewhere.
,
We ore not selling out at cost, but our regular CASH PR IC ES on
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats
and Caps
i •
Are ao LOW as can be found in the county.
Give us a call and be convinced.
H A M B L IN
_
The One Price Clothier,
Union Block,
M cM innville, Oregon.
FOR SALE.— A good house and
other improvements, and If acres
Dr. King’s New Life Pills each
night for two weeks-hiss put me in qf good land, well set to choice fruit
4 mile from husinees part of town;
my “teens again,” writes D H adjoining is an ' orchard for sale.
Turner of Dempeeytown, Pa.
Price 4600. Call soo/i at thia office.
They’re the best in the world for
When in McMinoville call a t the
liver, stomach and bowels Purely
vegetable
Never gripe Ouly 25« St. Charles store and purchase your
at Harris*.
I grocery supplies.
M ade
Y oung A g a in . —“One of
Canton and Scotch’»Clipper
PLOWS!
vania, and died near Dayton, Ore­
gon, November 2 i, 1900j aged 89 12 IN C H WOOD BEAM
411 99
years, 3 months, 5 days. She was 14 IN C H
13 99
“
married to Edward Poole Decern i 12-INCH S T E E L B EAM ,
12 59
l>er, 1851. Four children were the] 16-INCH -
16 99
fruits of this union; one is dead, 12-2O INCH S T E E L F R A M E DISC H A R R O W , -
28 59
the other tbrefi are eons and are I
38 (X)
16-IN C H S U L K Y PLOW,
living in California and Washing­
ton. Deceased give her heart t o : Also a full line of Air Tight and other Heating Stoves
God in early life, and was a mem-J at lowest prices
O - O - H O D S O N , M c M in n v ille .
ber of the Friends church. She!
loved . to read her bible, and bas^
read it through 45 times. For
many years she was a Sunday J O N E S
& A L D t Y M S .
school teacher. She resided in Or­
W E M A K E A S P E C IA L T Y OK
egon about 25 years.
Builders Hardware, Paints, Oils &
The Methodist Advocate says:
“ Major General Corbin, in his re­
cent apology for the army canteen,
evidently attempted to eclipse Bar­
on Munchausen when he said ‘Our
army iF-4' model temperance soci m a n u f a c t u r e L U M B E R , D O O R S , S A S H A T D L A T H
sty.’ Has this Adjutant Oeneral of
M c M in n v ii . i . r , O kkgun .
the United Stales army gone mad?
Or does he suppose the American
Get your measure taken a t
POUND NOTICE.
people are all fools, deaf, dumb and i _
Nichnla A G ab riel’s for « suit o f
blind?”
Notice is hereby given that on
cintile«
- The steamer Elmore will prob-j the 14 d«y of November
I
ably be put on the Portland-Dayton) took up and impounded the follow­
Bread, cakes, »nd all kind of
run the first of next week. The ing desorib-d property, to-wit: One Confectinnery at H Oliver’s, M i-
Ruth will probably fie placed on the red spotted heifer, «Ixiut two year* Minnviile. Alan lunch when de*
Portland-Independence run Mon­ old, which said »nimul wilhhe «old sired
day.
to the highert bidder for each, aa
I
A man who went to Dr. Vose atj described by ordinance, on the 24ih
DO YOU W A N T
\
McMinnville, says, “The D o cto r, dav of November 1999, Unleaa the
owner
or
agent
«alia
for
the
same
A B A K IIA IX rs U S A I. R ai A T r if Ona ai re » I
can get more of the aches and
kw afio» WiKAèll
chronic pains out of a person than before that time and pay all legu) lami m ltaytoH -
cob » and ch rge*.
• H dlapoRed of mxm. liiiffiiru rt If e r a m *
any physician he ever tried.”
G LASS.
R o b e r t e a r l .
Spaulding Co.’a saw m illet New-'
Town MarahAl
berg, has been shut down during
Dayton, Oregon, Nov 14, 1909. >
the cold snap. J. W. Coffin, fore­
man, has been here with his family
EDR SALE.
For the Rjieedy and perm anent enrt- of
during the time.
T h e chok-eilt p iu |n -rly fu r » lioin.- in tetter, aalt rheum nml eczema, C h am ­
There is but little change in the b u y tn lt ; ftlx l<»ts,.go<xl tinune, gonfi lq«ril berlain a Eye and Skit. O intm ent h
v tlie r bult-tlng«, i» va rle ty o f gie.il w lthont an equal. 1 I t relieve» the Itch
condition of W. H. Gillingham, who nini
fr u ii« , and g«-».|.-» Inrul, g<enl W ater, w> Il ing and am arting alnioet instantly and
is suffering from paralysis.
attu ate li. F o t l u t i g u l n liiiju lre a l tuie ita continued nae effecta a permanent
enre. ' I t alao cure» itch , barber'« itch,
Call at the Dayton Cash Store offli-e.
»raid head, aore nipple«, itch in g pile«,
FOrt SAI.4C. ;; _
and see that beautiful prize to be
chapped hand«, chronic aore eyes and
O
ne
of
Ile
i
beni
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coughs. Its Good. Try it.
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t Oranges and other trop cal fruits S h a ig a lu II aolil a « j . Ia q u ile a t ritte ■•d vSrmifugw. P rice, SSeenta. Boldhr
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R. L. HARRIS.
at the postoffic« store.
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Skin Diseases.