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PRINEVILLE REVIEW.
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nt I riiu'villo, Orison,
ivu. ivvin Tin iiaY by
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Si'lCTwPIION RATES:
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THURSDAY - - APRIL 30, 1003
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Jl Dl.K UUOt'lI KtSIGXtl).
AN OrtM LETTKH
67. zz; ;; .r; . jffftfz
Of trade:
Xi yot no tnn-ff is made towards j his official position wish hinn un
ora.liiiiina a
will sit supinely
tiovemor Cbaaberltid h Apptlnttd
M. K. mug hi Succtnor.
County Judge Booth icnt in his
resignation to ths governor last
wok to taks effsct May 1st. Tin
resignatitn was immediately ao
cepU'd and M. R. Uiggs appointed
in his place.
Judge Booth informs us that he
resigned owinj to the fact that he
would eagsce in other lines of
business that would necessitate
his absence from the county dur
ing the summer. The judge dis
liked to resign as the people had
elected him to that position, and
would not have done se if his own
business had not interfered with
his otUcial business. Judge Booth
has made the county a good com
petent official and the people while
(sorry to see him sttp down from
Te th Editer ( Ike KeTlrw-The Tas
ter Hiindu os a few.
pO'gloltS til U
contented :;u.i
port un. tic? siip
guiling I'nnevili
ty to take s.i:uo .
We nrt o:i the
tint d-'V.-iup:i
proi -'en will b-J
board of trade. I it J sounaea success in an U1I unu.r-
takmcs in the luture. m. n.
Biggs, the new county judge, is a
man well known in this county
and well qualified in every way to
fill the high and honorable posi
tion that be has been appointed
to, as he is not only an attorney
of marked ability, but has served
as deputy sheriff of Harney county
for one year also took charge of
and run the county clerk's office of
that county for some five menths
during the absence of the regular
elected clerk. He has also, while
in Prineville, filled the office of
justice of the peace aad city re
corder, wun peneci iiuincuon.
Mr. Biges is a man of sterling
dualities and will assume the
duties of the office with the confi
dence of the people, and we be
lieve will administer its affairs in a
judicious and economical manner.
Mr. Biggs was born in Missouri
in 1S04. His boyhood days being
spent on a farm, lie graduated
from the law department of the
Missouri state university in 1S89,
L -t as not Homing out west immediately
afterwards locating in Harney
countv, whieh eounty together
with Crook he has resided in ever
since
t tho goldsn op
hy tli.it are be-
; and Crook coun-
o !ii.-sanee of?
verg of impor-
n'.s. Irrigation
commenced this
. - 1 .1
su.nmr m oar county, wnueotners
co::nonJ will hi pushed for
ward with all ha.-;o to completion.
A r.iiiroi l will enter our borders
and it is espictod that Harriman
and other prominent railroad offi
cia's will soj.i I with us. Are we
ready D s'ao.v tluse as well as oth
er promitvnt persons wUo will be
with u this sumnur the peculiar
advantas n a p)ss3JS, if so who is
to do it? What is everybody's;
business ij nohoJy's business.
Lit our bu-iiies men take this
mit'ir una'il let a board of tradff
be ori.uii.-:j'l at once
delay this matter as it 13 one of
impor'.ano rail of the highest
bufinis consideration. Organiza
tion and co-operation are the gold
en links that wii! bin 1 us together
so that we miv take advantage of
th? opportuniti-s that will be of
fered to us a the chariot of pre
gress and development is coming
this way.
Mr. Wj.-z.vtii'erand Mr. Grant
are to b? complimented in the way
they perform tha duties of post
master, as things wtre hurredly
turned ov.-r to them as soon as
Mrs. .vjm.iurs was known to have
the smallpox. Without any pre
paration an o.'li-je was hurredly
opined ia the riom at the back of
the tint, and although things are
in a crampel condition our mail
has been reg alarily delivered with
far more promptness than one who
is familiar with thy duties devol
ving upon th'i pj-tmasters would
think they c . ;'. i have done it.
We pre'jiiie tl.ero may be some
who will kick because they cannot
be attended to with the peciaion
and nicety one cou'.d in a finely
equipped oiiice; but they should
remember everything in being done
for them pog.-il!e, and perhaps if
they had to do the work themselves
it would not be nearly so well done
as it is no'.v.
Kd.vard J fine, a correspondent
of the Liverpool Mercury, in a
communication to that paper,
fp:aks as follows : "I am willing to
m: reputation as a public man if
the wor.-t cure of smallpox cannot
Actually cured in three days,
simply by cream of tarter, this is
the sure und never failing remedy
One ounce of cream of tartar,
.dissolved in a pint of boiling water,
to be drank when cold, at short
internals. It can bu taken at any
time, and is a preventive as well
ns a curative. It is known to have
cured in. 1000 cases without a fail
ure. I have myself restored hund
reds by this rut ana. It never leaves
a mark, never causes blindness,
and always prevents tedious linger
ing. If the purple would only try
it and report 'the cures to you,
you would require to employ many
colums if you pave them publicity,
Besolntlons
Hall of Lucere Temple No. 28,
cf Rathbone Sisters.
Whereas, In view of the loss we
have sustained by the decease of
our esteemed Brother and assiocate,
Charles E. McDowell, and to
the still heavier loss sustained by
those who were nearest and dearest
to him, therefore be it
Resolved, That it is but a just
tribute to the memory of the depart
ed to say that in regretting his
removal from our midst we mourn
for one who was in every way worthy
of our respect an active member
of this lodge; a friend and compan
ion who was near and dear to us ;
a citizen whose upright and noble
life won for him the esteem and
gcod will of all who knew him;
as a husband be was ever kind and
true. His exalted virtues as a
man. a citizen and a friend still
live in the hearts left behind to
cheer, to guide and to illuminate
our pathway. His example atill
lives.
Resolved, That the heartfelt
sympathy of this temple be extend
ed to bis wife in ber altuction.
Resofved, That the charter be
draped iu mourning for a period of
thirty days, and tnat a copy oi
these resolutins bo spread upon the
records of this ledge and one be
transmitted to the wife of the de
ceased brother, and one to each of
the city newspapers for publication
To live in hearts we leave
behind,
"Is not to die."
Kmt.Y M. Cmne,
Ethe, Lkjoet,
Effa Bum,,
Committee.
Card ofTbauks.
We wish to kindly return our
heartfelt thanks to our kind friends
and neighbors, as well as the mem
bers of the Maccabees, for their
kind care and attention bestowed
upon our dearly beloved husband,
brother and son, John 0. Cyrus,
during bis last illness.
Mks. Elvika Cyrus
and Family Relatives.
... On May 18 Corvallis will have a
crty election, "xlnre are four as
pirants ; 'chit f ofpolici already
i t th) fie) J-:m' over one hundred ' -
0:!lfJt Ml'. 1...V'.!! UUlFHlf It'.'! in
( icir boi'mc! -to he.ir from. "
Dissolution Hollce.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be'
tween Alex and Robt. Smith under
the firm name and style of Smith
Bros., at Sisters, Oregon, have been
dissolved by mutual eonsent. All
bills owing to the late firm are now
due and collectible, and can be
paid to either of us. All outstand
ing obligations of the late firm are
to bo paid by either or both of us.
Dated at Sisters this 20th day of
April, VM3. Aj.kx Smith,
KoBKRT SMITH.
Th-, nrnnn Ww-kty- Joui'ml. I-ti'ino-t'
newpii, '', i, f-iltj-jf jitwi
of i a ys to J " . 'i'hf
,rnl, i. o. He 1
Your article "A foolish idea,"
seems rather uncalled for, unless
for the purpose of creating a sensa
tion and gaining for yourself cheap
popularity. If you had wanted to
turn down such sentiment, why did
you not turn the piece down when
it eame to you in the hands of the
writer, instead of accepting it and
saying "it is all right?" Tne wriUr
asked your opinion on it when ho
gave it to you and your verdict was
to the above effect.
Now the writer of the article
"Give them Christian burial" is of
the same opinion that he was when
he wrote the article, and feels that
you have misrepresented his senti
ments by exageration ana unsnaru
able distortion. We advocated as
a major proposition "a christian
barial." You have made much
out of the incidental suggestions
that the Bisk have the ministrations
of the pastor if so desired,
even though they have a contagious
disease, and I do not go buck on
that suggestion either. Having
studied as thoroughly as some prac
ticing physicians. I am prepared to
say that the pastor who goes under
the proper presautions and direc
tions of a good physician, can go
and minister with no danger to his
family or his flock. I would not of
course advecate such a course un
der any but the most extreme
necessity and properly disinfected
conditions. But if any aying man
or woman calls for me, regardless
of their disease or sinful condition,
it is my duty to go if possible and
give them the censolations of the
Werd. And woe be unto the man
or law that would prevent it. "It
were better that a millstone were
tied about his neck and he cast
into the sea."
Our Lord Jesus Chi ist has said
that they who neglected to "minis
ter tn'o one of the least of these"
had "done it not unto" Him. And
whosoever had done it unt them
had so done unto Him. In fact
hs lays the whole criterion of judg
ment at the last great day upon
these omissions or commissions.
(See Mat. 2& :4 1-46.) And again he
has said that he who would sav
bis life should loose it, but he that
should loose his life for his sake
and the gospel's the same should
save it. I am not in a hurry to be
come a martyr nor am 1 careless
as to the interests and health of
others, but think myself as loyal
and law abiding as yourself or any
man ; nor do I consider that any
thing which my Lord and Master
advocated, "silly"; but I do con
sider that to follow His footsteps
and seek (o minister to the needy
and the suffering and the sorrow
ing, is the wisdom which the word-
ly wise may not understand, but
which he esteems highly.
That Pastor.
In justice to the different pastors
in our city, we will say the writer of
the above article is Uev. K. A.
Cbilds. As a rule an editor does
not give away the naiae of a corres
pondent, but in extreme eases it be
comes necessary, and as this is just
sach a case, we do so because the
people have a right to know who
the real author is.
When Mr. Childs handed us the
first article, be ask us whether
"this would be all right. We sup
posed be referred to whether we
weuld publish it, and we said "it
would be all right."
If Mr. Childs thinka for one mo
ment that the editor of this paper
weuld knuckle dawn and subscribe
to his peculiar belief or that of any
other person, if we thought differ
ent, then let him once and forever
disabuse bis mind, as we are built
upon entirely different foundation.
Mr. Childs in writing the former
article sheuld havo known he was
laying himself open to criticism,
and if he was so densely ignorant
of the fact then, by this time be
has surely become enlightened.
Mr. Childs bas a right to con
strue the gospel as be pleases and
we have no right to object, but
when it comes to protecting our
people then we have a right to
protest, and protest we will.
If it were simply Mr. Childs who
would suffer and no one else it
might be well to let him do se,
but common humanity would
dictate better and we would still
object. As far as he studying
medicine as thoroughly as seme
practicing physicians we will not
dispute that as we have quacks
ameng doctors as well as among
tome of the other high and noble
callings. From what we have
seen of Mr. Childs we believe be
likes newspaper notoriety and if
he does he is surely getting a full
bench', from the expressions heard
on the streets. A famous English
poet once said, "Fools enter whero
angels fesr to tread." And in this
ioataiioe it ta&yj t applicable.
4-"mT? ' ' ' 'jrL 11,1 '
VI
-rve los! TcnPcupoSs
A man snvs. " I.k.1i nt this." And he
Over-Ups his coat to sl"V how Ia' it
ia. There are some people wltn cm In
j:lt to B1tv.1nt11.150. but Hi low of '!s'i i
Pile of tho uivetctl cviilrm t-s i'l I111I1111!
health. AslU-sh-umVini! puvos.n.1 I-criu
111 tno sii'tmu n, i
imlur.illv when
llit'ie 1:1 liss t
ili'sH r link tit si
to the stomach Inr
the cause. Ami
the ciuiijc i jfcSj
nully (omul i Ik
disease cl the
Ktom.uii mil ili
0;.tive aul mitii
tive tract, result
ing in lo!" of nu
trition ami "!!m--quritt
p!iMcil
we.ik m ss.
iHiolur fierce'
r.olileit Moiu-:,!
liiscovery n M.ires
the lost i!e !i hv
curing ilie.r.-s oi
the stomach and
other oid'S vl
ihgestlun unit nu
trition ati'l enn
hliiiK the iH-ttect
llll'OStioi! HIUI US- (
suiul.itloii uf foixl
from which llcsli
siul strength ate
UlHilc.
.Mv wife w.-.h for
y Salomon, Johnson &, Co. I
t - s
OUR, POLICY
.... . ! . At. J I - . I e . 't
hilars Ko farther than they 'Vor did l'lre in. prov.umg me mm,o .... r
uirx is busy store.
Is to inauo the t
will'shuidard makes of goodn, and in conscquimco
WK I AI1HY A rt U. MSB Or
MEN'S
Hoots,
Slioc-
lli.t'
v :
tA
fivr vrnr trouble!
With UhlH;i-sl!. .11 el r 1
.tomsiti una t.-wrrli. j m?
bl.otltili Htt.l wvt-n ' V f
I
Shirts,
: Ties,
Overcoats,
liiidt'rwTar.
As well as hundred of other articles in the- dry (roods lino.
LADIES' -.
Shoos,
Dress Cioods, .
SilU
Skirts,
Shawls.
Jackets,
Underwear.
Mild tt
it t Will
-ty t"
duiii at tut;
the entirr ft' -(- utt-i Mr I
I'nurr. ol Mrt'twit-:Uhur((. I n ' llrr h
tlrcltsl. ami be t.wb. a iuiialivr r
day t'til only rrr-(vril trniiwuatv rrh-l sie
lot trv p.r in rich ami 1 UmicM mir 'tt'v'
Of I". I'Mrn't'ji tltl-n Mftlu-.il li-w'"vrrv t:ntii
ftur drutnttM fi J after taking tl lti .n-t I'it
ttktt a new rcnif n, If a im more tr'iihir wait
ttonuivh tvi (-wrl3. anil h.n no juin n-t t! wal
lets. HiugtUirvt tittcca JhjujuU in weight,"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure cca
Itipation arxl biliousness.
AII VIUX t'OMKSr. .
For Oregon fhtlilrrn A (Imure for
Thorn to Kuril Some Money, uutl
i7r.rn Soiuelliiiiir Too. Only
Oullay a Liltlf Thnf,
Thought it ml the TroubU
of Wrttinif a l.etlrr
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT j
Is up to date, with full und complete lines tf nil the tirsl-class goods. Wo also tarry a fu!
line of
Crockery find Cutlery. 5
Come and inspect our stuck, and v will take pleaturo in showing it to j oti,
rnf-4
I
" ) supplies at
C ash pruos ranging trom i lo ? f rug .-ioro
t ) ..
the
and school
New l'.rick
tl to be awarded to children who
furnish the best rea-imm why
Kilers Piano House nn atf.jrd to
sell organs and pianoj for fiom
1100 to f 150 lets than any oilier
dealtr in the state.
Why ne undcrprico as wo al
wavs do other dealers ;
Why our business is the !;irr'st ;
Why we carry tho most kinds of
pianos ;
Why our store leads in popular
ity ;
These questions rtro nut fur you
to answer. 1 hey are jint to help
you think a little. You can write
your snswfrs any way you please.
All we want is a clean practical
statement.
Letters to he limited to a hun
dred words. Children lb years
old and younger eligibto. Con
test closes May 31 -it and letters
bearing later postmark wilt not be
accepted.
I'rue follows :
For the best letter cash..
For the next best letter 211, each.
11 " third " " 10 "
" " fourth " " 5 "
" " ten next" " 1 "
Answers to bo submitted to a
I. I. AhAMSOS,
MARBLEandGRANITE fx
'MtM.-Ifl r. j la e It. Ilr tl lit (b
ttU4( w f4fi . U " N rt-'l'.fcf 'l llej'-iittf
Vif hUsl V'ffir ('.. rc(. A fat i-J- III Uul
Is of Did iit(ht t iiai-H',
CLAY A. SIMPSON,
Monsr ' il Hi. i.li.. Nr lii.ul. rumvliS.'
f
"THK BIOOBUT BEWSATK-S EVKKVWIIKKK."
L I L I JP it T
Collapsible Pocket
Stereoscope Apparatus.
Thr nmsUdit HtiTffdWOtif with thff mIi'iiik'-hI op
tittll i'ff-rl. HlKlily hriiHhcil III iliflri-nt color,
wtlh rich K'il'1 lui'l tilv.-r il'it-.iMilloiil tiii'iinit
itiKH). IiicIii'Iiiik t V. V. I'MU$',I4JI1, VIi wh
of nrl (g-nf). I'rioe only H.OJ. ti. ill r:rry
whi-r prepttiil ill letlrr lorui. AK-Tit wirnli-il.
Llllput Storooccopo Co.
l orrtl Uiiil.liiiK, l'liiliiil.-l.hln.
AdmhilHtratilx Nollee.
Notice in lifri'liv Klven thst Uie mnlcri'lioi'-'l
Mnry I.. Mellnwull, hsi ln'i-n iij'piiinl'"l liy llin
Couiily ;ourl uf Hie MUlii of Orcun lor Crook
County, a'luilnfHlrnlrlx of lliu i.liiln of
ClmrNis K. Mi'IiovtoM, iNji'i-hhi-'I, aru nil jn r
hoiih hsviiiK I'liiiin HirmiiHt .ufrl ititm nri
Imreliy re.iilrnil Ui pforo-nl mieli oliUii-, wltli
Hid proper voticlior', wllliln l moiilliif from
till iliito. to no At tlMioflico of V. A. Hull, In
i'rliievlll;. fri-Kon,
Mahv I,, M llOWRI.I..
A'JinitilHt ratrlx of llieoHtHUt of Clinrlvii K. Mt'
llowirll, flefijani'il.
W, A. hell, Ailoniey for Knltn.
MooumeiitH,
- Curbing,
VfUtltH.
and nil kinds ol clone cattln iwrtaininu
to inonotiieiiUI work, don't buy (rum
llieH! travolinn u.'ctilH, hut titka a mst ol
a eoiipla ol ilar nud coirifl lu and nnu mo
no. I wenro inVflitnren. It will Y you.
I( 1 eiiiinoturiMi'li Jul B.HisfaelofV Hit
ores -.1111 lirifls w.jiV, I' will not be
my fault. Uivj me a eliuino lo IImib on
vuiir vurk 6nd lo totivvicetl "I my re-
lublo (ircuH. i
, 1 have on hand a biu"iiuldy of monu
ments to cbuo.'O from, iliieh I nlmll re
nin firrii.iri'il
have recent-
!y H)!iii.eil uiv lini Willi niodiiiu nm
eliiuery prowlied hy eloetric i:y.
L. COMIN1,
Tho I'rinevill.i Mirhlu and intuitu
Work", flr&ncli at The J'.iMi-h, Oieftii.
onnmiilleA rniihiitl i tit' (if tmo bllrti
ness man. one literary mini, ond UiUt whoi.-aio .ices. I
the advcrtieinir uianaRors of ens of ' '" " !.""f k' ST.1
the leading newspapers in Port
land, who will award tho prizufl oe
cording to their merit.
Get your answers in enrly chil
dren. Jt will save time in award
ing the prizes at the close of the
contest.
Eilkrh I'iano Ifni HK, Washing
ton Street, Cor. Turk, Portland,
Oregon.
The largsnt, most prn(rensivc
and popular house on tho Coast.
TllKHPAHH NOTICE. " " ""
Notice is hereby given to whom
it may concern that all porsons un
warned not to 'herd it Rrajifl their
stock upon lands owned by lis on
Dry creek. T. J. I'owki.i,,
I. M. I'owKi.r..
ApploHl Applefil Apples!
C, W. Circle wid sell jellnw Nnv
Town 1'ineiiH eillier ui the ranch (it (Jul i v-
sreti.'Tl'fiucvillo at fhW pet baotiel.
l lmlier l,mn(( Act .lime , ln7H.
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION,
V. H. IjhiiI fH en, The linllm, nri'iron,
l i-linisry IM. lcl,
Nolle, in hwhir (rlv.s Hint 1 11 '-rim lli.
Willi llie prov!loii" of t lie Hf -1 of Congrew of
lull. i :i, Ih.h. inlllli'il "An net for I In. win ol
liinbor Jsntl iii Hie Hlnti-N of i niiiorniii. tiro,
(ton, Ni'.iolii inii WII-.IIIIIKIOII 'r,-rrfUirf;M .m
l-xli-ll't"i (o Hll Hie plllillc l.linil Hlnt.-H iy sel
ofAiiitiiit 4. IW2, fh follim Iiik iiin,.if ,Hr.
Mm, I, me on Hi.pi. n, liny, niioi M UiisHifliri!
oii'ir Hwnrti ntnii'iiniiitM, town:
'in-In II ll.i.ilur '
of Moililko, eonnl uf VVH.ro, wlln of Orliiron.
nvioril kI h leiri'-nt -o 111, for tli pim-liwiu uf
ii I r b w i( r .ri' i . i ' m, r 1 1 11, w lit. , 4
Minnie H. l(.-e.1,T -1 -k '
nl KliKuIko, eoiiiily of Winn, xlak, ol ft
norn miileiiniiil No inn, (or IIm .iin;huMt nl
. 1 "i 'r i-ii in, 1 . r II ', W III. , t
H'sllin-ij lilover :
ol Wsneii. eoiiiitv of HIh miiiiii Ht.lM ,.ro...
sworn iiiii-iiii-iiI no inn, for Mm pim-diHu oi
inn iiw ,(i iih, r im, w m, . ,,
NIi-Ih I: I'liiilsun
Hlimi I Ul, cnniily of Wuh-ii, al.li. (,f Oregon
.worn .ihIoii 1 Un Jin,-,, lor the t,iirelnJT l
' 'ir we , I m , r II u. w 111.
'I liiiHIii.y will offr proof 10 .how lll the
IiiimI wniKhl l more viilinliln lor l limner irr
1.I0IH1 II1411 for airleiiliiriil porno.,-,, .ii'l In
u-lslill.il llirlr I'liiiniH lomiia I . 1 , . 1 H.f,,r,. 11,
H..i,.i,.r mei Heeeiver l -l lm if,, (iroiioii
oil I rnlsy, llicill, ,Ky oIJuimi, IW,
'I hey rutin, iu wltririinia: Mel. ' 1-niil.en
'luMiiv II n.,...f r, rt'ltjli II Cook ,( hm,'.
look of Hlmiilko, 'lri,ioii, Wnll.n. Dlilver ol
H u e,,, Op-no,,, ami y Wslklns ol AJhsii,
Ori-noii. "
Any sitil'sll piTvniH riiihiiloK ihr'ly I lie
iihosi-i,- erlh,'il Inri'lH mo reiil.rlerl to III,
I nor i li.oioi In 11,,. n;,.. on or before nlil
ail ifuy ol y, IWI. !,
murlV W iuii 1 . jAKf.LUC4a.l(tshiliir.
BEE
TIIK 1'I.ACK TO
HIVE
KAVK MONf
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Hats for Men,
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Plats for Boy J
- also Cai:
Special Sal On Now. Have To Uak
For New Gooda, and PRICES are REDUCED. 1 V
Come and Get One Before They are T
Our Line ,of., Toilet Soap and Perfua
Completo. ' '' , ' V .
Aleo, Don't forget I Keep the F I Nl
CANDIE'S'GUMS 'and " HUM ' In Prineville.
ADout my C'igarBTJ: ' .Totdooo and Sit
Gooda, I hardly need opeak about it t
every body kno,' that GOODS and' PRICES a;';
CROOK COUNTY
Heal Estate & Abstract
J- It. ili'tt'l,l,M II, lUn,irr. '
This company will do.n Konerii) Ileal atato and Ahstrac'
as woll as to looat.j vlti.,r iijmu public lauds. Purlins wisli
posoof thoir liinds would do well to cull noon us, as we Uav
from parties wishing l.oth stock and fanning lands. i
We hsva a ntimlmr-rif ehoieo Jols in the new town of Palnu
Foster & Lehmai
THE OLD RELIABLE BUTCF
We carry only tl.'o cl.olcust of buef, uiultou and F
Kino smoked moats' of our own' curing. Lnrd of
'i'liilfy. Fish in season. VegntnhlfS in ,
Ours is il smily Supply House of Pifc
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