CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER FOR CROOK COUNTY
I1ILIV GRAY, PMkllakar.
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Published Every Thursday at the Journal
THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1906
OUR FAIRS.
What r you doing about ex
hibits for the coming fairs? The
dates are not far off and you have
little time in which to make
preparations. If you are out after
lyre stock premiums your fancy
stock should be in prime condition
now. If it is not in good condition
it ia not too late to get it in pre
sentable shape. Fairs are very
important institutions to the farm
er and stockman and the success
they attain is largely due to their
efforts. We have the Redmond
fair September 20, 21 and 22, fol
lowed by the Crook county fair the
second week in October and we
want every farmer and stockman
in Crook county to feel a personal
responsibility in the success of
both these institutions. Pick out
rour finest stock and save the best
you have in field and garden and
try for a blue ribbon. This means
tou. Let everybody take hold.
The Oregon State Woolgrowers
Association will hold its annual
meeting in Condon in September.
This is an important gathering of
woolmen and legislative matters of
vital interest to the wool industry
will be taken up.
Try the Journal's classified ad
column for quick results. This
method of advertising does not
cost much in comparison with the
results achieved. If you want any
thing, or if you have anything for
sale or to trade try a classified ad.
Wat the Man Murdered?
The skeleton of a man was found
the other day on the ranch of P,
Chitwood who lives on Willow
creek, near Grizzly. The remains
were buried at the side ol the creek
near an old corral and were covered
by heavy rocks. The waters of the
creek washed the sand away and
some children belonging to Mr,
Chitwood found the bones. The
skull only was lacking. A search
is being made to find it, for with
out it it cannot be determined
whether the remains were those of
an Indian or a white man.
The people of the community
are at a loss to account for the
ghastly find. Some seventeen
years ago a sheep insjector sud
denly disappeared in this neighbor
hood and nothing more was ever
heard of him. Whether he was
knocked in the head and buried at
this place is causing much specu
lation among the old-timers
Then, again, some' contend that
years ago an old emigrant trail
passed through that section and
that the man might have died on
the trail and have been buried
there. Whether the remains were
those of a murdered man or not
will probably never be cleared up,
Well Drilling Machine.
Culver, Oregon, August 24
Editor Journal Sir: thinking
a few items from the drilling ma
chine might interest your readers
made a brief visit to it and found
it a fine drilling outfit ia charge of
Mr. Loveland with Frank Mc
Dowell as assistant. The machine
itself weighs 15,000 pounds.- The
engine is 12-borse power with a 14
horse power boiler. It burns wood
mixed with Hay Creek coal whic
makes a very satisfactory fue
The drill proper with riggin
weighs 1500 pounds and is run by
a cable lj inches in diameter
The ultimate capacity of the ma
chinery is 1200 feet and the whole
will be used unless sufficient water
is found at a less depth. The last
45 feet of rock drilled is in red
granite and the whole number of
feet drilled is 247. An examina
tion of the drillings under a micro
scope would be very interesting
for anyone who likes the study of
geology. Messrs. I3arnett and
Loveland deserve special commen
dation for bringing a machine of
this character into the county.
G. S.
nt, oad-t tlf
- lnvrtably In AJvnc
Six Month .". "Sets
Singl t c,s
Buil J inf, Prineville, Oreou
The SheepheraVs Battle.
We call him Loco Johnson, but we
srt.v tt nikhty low
Since he broke the cowman's dead
line, over here in Malio;
And now he take hi wajjon Into
anv country strange.
Kor the 4T he carries won thefreettoni
of the ranjte.
He wa called upon, wa Johnson.
tiy a tnanketl anil well-heeleti
hunch.
Ami w told he'd eroiwed the dead
line and had better take their
hunch;
He'd be called upon next tnornin' If
lie dhln t pull hi freight
And then thev shot hi collie and ad
vised him not to wait.
Well, old Johimon' eye wa blaiin'
when he looked at his dead pup,
And them cowboy never figured on
the row they d started up:
The herder spent the long night pilin'
atone on Sugar Butte.
Till he'd built himself a breastwork.
where a man could rest and
hiHt.
Them cow boy came at sunup, and
they thought old Loco d fled.
And the rifle started talkin' and the
sheep wa fallin dead;
But from that there fort of Loco'
come a 4.V loud crack.
And every time it spoke once drop
ped a puncher lit hi tracks.
They tried to charge the fort row
but thev left four cowboy dead
On the slope ol that there hillside.
with old Loco overhead;
And that gun kept up its t.ilkin'.
like it never lost it oreath.
And it line of conversation wan up
on the theme of death.
Well, they gathered up their reiu
naiit. aud wa glad toget away.
And. then he saw he'd won it, old
Johnson knelt to prav:
And he marched off with his wool-
lie lilazin' trail for other bands,
For he'd broke the liloomin' dead
line 'twixt the sheep and cattle
lines.
Oregontan.
Cost of Miller's Murder Trial
From an itemizd statement on
file in the county clerk's office we
find that the murder trial of
George S. Miller in Crook county
last May cost Harney County
I24i614. This amount is a very
small item compared to what
the case has cost Harney.
brief history of the case is as fol
lows: George S. Miller, James
Uolweii ana JJurt Bailey were
jointly indicted for the killing of
Warren Curtis in Harney county
March 22, 1902. The killing was
the result of an alleged altercation
over the ownership of some horses
Miller did the shooting while Col
well and Bailey were several hun
dred yards distant holding some
horses.
Miller was convicted of murder
in the second degree and was serv
ing a long sentence in the Salem
penitentiary when on appeal to
the supreme court the case was re
versed and upon a retrial in Crook
county he was acquitted.
Colwell was convicted of man
slaughter in Harney county for
his connection with the crime but
upon appeal was given a retrial
with a change of venue and the
case was heard in Malheur county.
The Malheur jury convicted him
of manslaughter and he is now
serving a six vears' sentence in the
penitentiary. Now efforts are be
ing made to have Colwell pardon
ed. The point is made that at
most Colwell could only have
been an acessory to the crime and
so long as the principal was ac
quitted there is no justice in the
infliction of punishment on Col
well. The case against Bailey was dis
missed. $5 Reward.
The above reward will be paid for infor
mation leading to the recovery of a sor
rel horse, 10 vears old, branded "7fi" on
left stifle and "J 0" on left shoulder;
strayed away two months ago from my
premises. Was last heard of on Up
per Ochoco. Was raised on Beaver
creek. J. H. Dklobe, Prineville, Or.
8.30-tf
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the undersign
ed administratrix of the estate of Lemuel
G. Boone, deceased, to the creditors and
all others having claims against the estate
of Lemuel G. Boone, deceased, to present
them with the proper vouchers to the
undersigned at the office of M. R. Elliott
in Prineville, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
Dated this 12th day of July, 1906.
ELLA BOONE,
A ninistratrix of the Estate of Lemuel
G. Boone, Deceased.
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A rite iilrH l to Principal. Room &SS.
Timber Land, Act of Juno S, Urn.
Notice for Publication.
ivpmliiwiil of the Interior,
I niu-,i stale tJtnd orriiv.
The )ulle. iirkhi, Julv SO. 1WM-
Notice i hereby atven tbtit in roinpliHnce
with the nruvtotona oflhe ! fi'tiirew f
JuneS, W, enlltleil "An act for themleof
timber IhihIs In the MtHtenuf Hllfornlii. Hre-
in. Nevada, and W nohliurton Terrii"rv
extended to all the Public Ijind wiab- by act
of Auitis.1 4. lw-'. Churles M. I'harllnii. of
suleni. "uiity r 3iurun. iaie or irvon. nitti
lbl dv nieti in mis omce nut sworn nunc,
nient No. ml."', for the inn'ba. of the K'j
SPfcHW't M.'innil . Kt.-t oreeiton
Td. 12 K.. K. I K... W. M.. and will otter
proof to nhow that the land wing til 1 more
valuable for the timber or stone thenon than
for Hrituiturat purpes, and to establish
hla claim to said land before, the County
Clerk of Crook County, at the Court House in
Prltievl e. Oreaon. on November . iwst.
He nam as witnesses: M. J. Sewsom, of
Piinevlllo. Orelron. William McMeekln. Hrifr
il jr. tireaon; Cary W. Foster, Bol?rt tlHrrlng-
ton, Prineville.
Any and all persons rlalmiuK adversely
the alsjvelewrttjed lands are, requested to
nle their claims In this otnee on or inre
sidd th day of November, c.isl.
8-io-np MiihailT.Nols, Register.
Sum iiion.s.
In the Circuit I'ourt of the fitate of Oregon
for crook Uountv.
R. L. Booth, PlaintirT,
vs.
Sarah N. Lainson, and II.
W. Ijiinsun, ' tier husbaiul,
Defend .mi (a
To Sarah N. I.amson and H. V. I.aiiiwon
Defendants.
IS THK NAME iV TUB STATE OK
OREtioN,
Vou are hereby reijuireil to apiiear and
answer the complaint niert against you n
the above entitled suit within su week
fnim the date of the lirst pulilicatiuti of
this summons, which date of lirst nuhlica
tion is the ath day of August, 1HH1, and if
you fail so to answer for want thereof the
plaintiif will apply to said Court for th
relief demanded in id comiuaint. towtt
That the said defendants anil each of
them he required to allepe and set forth
their pretended interest or estate in and to
the following dearri lied premises, to-wit; th
West half of the Northwest quarter of Sec
tion 8 and the East half of the Northeast
quarter of section 7, T. 13 S. K. 13 E of th
W illamptte Meridian in Crook County
Oregon. And that thesame be ascertained
and determined by the decree of this
Court, and that the rilaintift have a decree
of this Court that he is the owner in fee
simple and in possession of the aboye de
scribed real property and that the oeiemi,
ants have no interest or estate therein
either Icval or equitable, and lor such
other or further relief as is meet in equity
and good conscience.
1 ins summons is published in pursuance
to the order of Hon. W. A. Bell, Coun
Judge of Crook County, Oregon, which or
der bears date the 8lh day of Auputt. lfX
M. R. Elliott, C. C. Linden A McCain A
Vinton, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 8-9-5W
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Bear Grove, Ia., of all usefulness, came
when he began taking hlectric Bitters
He writes: "Two years ago Kidney
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taken Electric, Bitters. They also cured
me of General Debility." Hure cure for
all Stomach, Liver and Kidney com
p!aints, Blood diseases, Headache, Diz
ziness and Weakness or bodily decline
Price 50c. Guaranteed by I. P. Adam
son & Co., and Templeton A Son's drug
store.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
Notice is hereby given, that in pur
suance of an order of the County Court
of Crook county, Oregon,. made on the
2nd day of July, 190H, in the matter of
the estate of Joseph Whitfield, deceased
the undersigned, the administrator of
said estate, will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash, subject to
confirmation by the said County Court,
on Saturday, the 8th dav of September,
1906, at two o'clock in the afternoon at
the Courthouse door in I rineville. Ore
gon, ail the right, title, interest and
estate of the said Joseph Whitfield at
the time of his death and all the right,
title and interest in the said estate may
have acquired in addition to that of the
said Joseph W hitfield at the tune of hii
death, in and to all that certain lot
piece or parcel of land lying and being
in the County of Crook, State of Oregon,
and bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: Lots One and Two in Section
Nineteen in Township Twenty South,
of Kange Eleven East and the East half
of the Northeast quarter of Section
Tpenty-four in Township Twenty South,
of Kange Ten East of Willamette Mer
ridian. Terms and conditions of sale, Cash.
Dated August 9, l!X)t.
M. K. Mayfikld,
Administrator of the Estate of Joseph
Whitfield, Deceased.
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Notlcc to Creditor.
Kolic U hereliv in by Natitarvt Nve,
Ihe uiidi'mtiiml Vwiurit of Uw will
and trulamenl of M. Sye, ileoened, lo
all persona haviti claim Kl"t Mid
Mtale to prfrn Itiem lib Hi pnpr
Tournem to ine iiiiiu'rikni i nr nmrr
M. K. Klliotl In I'rinvville, tinirn. within
sii month from tli iUte of lli nolu-a.
latel thm 33.1 rtav of Aniiut. WW
MiHr Nt.
Kieeutrii vf tht rotate ot M. C. Nye, le-
Wotica for Publication.
IVpartmeiit of the Interior,
tjiii.t itU- at Hie 1IU, tremn.
July lit.
Not e ii herebv nivn lliat Jamm 0,
ItoiiMoK oft'rHk. Or., ban tiled notio of
a intention to mna tinal Itve-year tnf
in aillHrt of lii claim, llomeled
Kntrv No. rtvUi made June it, 1. tor the
lot. Hwiioii 1. Ita t ami S Section .0,
T. Is !., K. it K.. W. M . ana N K, N K
Sevliutt 2 T. l!t K. IS K.. W. M and
that
tt said proof will lx made helor th
iinty clerk, at his otHce, in t'riiievilUj,
eou
tlrenon. on Aukii! '.''.
lt name.i the tollowniK wuniw to
pmve lim contiiiuoua ivsiilriH-e upon, and
ultlvatltw or the laml. Tit;
John W. Shnttuik. Henry Herchtorr,
Klam Kaiielit, of t'nHk, tlrexxn, and Will.
iam R. McKariand, I'rlnevill. Orenon.
M It It A hi. I. M'U5,
71-iip Kettiater.
CITATION
n the Cnuntv Court of the Stat of Ore
gon, ftr the Oountv of fnik.
In the matter of the hstaieori ii.ii..
UO.AMIW I I nation
ToStacia Ainha and all heira unknown
of 0. O. Am its, lKnease.1 UKKKll.NU:
IN THE NAM K F TIIK tjTATK OK
ORKlHlN,
Ycu are herebv cited and rvouired to ap
pear in th County Court of the State of
tlregnn, for the Comity of f rHk, at the
ourt nxmi tnervor. at rrlneviiie- in the
ountv of f rotik on Monday the Sd dav of
Septemher. IflUt, at SuVha k, in the after
noon of that day, then and there to show
ou-e, if any there be, why nonler nhould
n.il rw made by the t ouuty i ourt lor
...k f..ilu llau. .n Mill It. irlai k,I
direitinn W. A. Booth, dmintnlrator of
aid eut, to aell the real property oe-
loninc to said extate whu n sani real
estate ia described an loilowa: 1 he ortli-
west quarter of Section hleven In Town-
hip I welve South, of Kaiure Mxtreu .al
of Willamette Meridian in tirvffua, at pub
lic sale for the Durnone of imvin the
claim aKaiU"t the estate and Ilia coala and
fioensea ol administration.
Witness, the Hon. W, A. nr. LI., Judtre
f the County Court of the State of Orctrun,
tor Ilia l ounttoi t rvxm wun rne wm ui
-aid Court aliued, this ttth day ol July,
a . u. imw.
Aixe-r: W tuaitx Baowa, t lerk.
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Notice for I'uhlicution.
lK-parlmeiit of the Interior,
Ijtud trtiie at The iUes, Oregon.
July l. I'l.
Notice is lirh bi irivitl tll:il John W
tinvder ol' Prineville. nnin. has tiled
tire of Ids inleuliou to iiiuke linal rommu-
tation prouf in support ot his elaitn. an:
lloim-stead Kntrv No. HUH made Marth
W. li for the W N K1, ami N W SKV,
Selioii It. Township U S., Ifaii! 15 K., .
l., ami llmt said proot will lie mane ne
fure the County Clerk, at Prineville, tire-
gon, on SeptemM-r Mil
tie names the tollowiiiir loorove uisiiui-
iuuous ri'sidenee utioli, and cultivation of,
ih hind, vi :
William r". Mason, Amlrew S. r iehls,
J-eph V. Tavlor. of I'nneville, llreKon,
Kdward M. Love, ol Uimouta, tire)(on.
MlCHAtL T. N'olan,
d--.'.(l KeKlsler.
Notice for Publication.
Depart nient of the Interior.
Land Urtii-e at The Da Iks, tlreifon.
July 21.
Notice is herebv iriven that Charles K.
Wilcox, of Lamonta. Oreirou, haa tiled nt-
tice of his intention to make final commu
tation proof in support of his claim, vis
Homestead K.ntry o. 1SKCI maoe January
12, for N S''i of the N Wt Hection 15,
Township 11 H., KaiiKe It K., W. M and
that said nroof will he made liefore U. P.
Rea. t'liited States Conimisstoner, at hi
otlice, in Madras, Oregon, on August
He names the following witnee to
prove hit continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, the land, via:
Thomas Mchee. 1-evi Knorr. Frank
Miller, b. U. Hien-e, ail of Lamonta, Ore
gon. MICHAKh I. MU.A7I,
7-2-re Kegiater,
Timber Land. Act of June 3, 17H.
Notice for Publication.
United Ktntes Land Ottice.
The Uallea, Oregon, July 21, PJOti.
Notice is hereby iriven that in comuli
a i ice with the provisions of the act oi Con
gress of June 3. IH7H, entitled "An ai t lor
the sale of timber lands III the Mutes of
California. Oieiron. Nevada, and Washing
ton Territory," as extended to all the Puli-
lit: Land Wtatea bvactol August 4, 18!
the following persons have tiled in this of-
tn-e their sworn stateniei'ts, to-wit:
K.I ward Kwinu Wears, of Prineville
county of Crook, state of Oregon, sworn
statement No. 2ii6, riled June M, for
the purchase of theSW NWi, N HW'4
ami bww HWli, section , ip. to o., n,
19 E.. W. M.
Kachiellus K. Junes, of Prineville, coun
ty of Crook, state of Oregon, sworn atate-
meni no. zwvs, men juiy jo, imn. tor me
purchase of the HE tiVi' and Uita 3,4
and 5. rleetiou 8. Tn. 14 8., K. 19 K., W. M
That they will offer proofs to show that
t le lands sought are more valuable for the
timbej or atone thereon than for agricul
tural purposes, and to establish their
claims to said lands before the Register
and Receiver at the Dalles, Oregon, on
October I. 19").
Thev name the following witnesses
Kdward E. Bears, Rachiellus E. Jones, By
ron Uadv. H. A. roster ana rerry roin
dexter, of Prineville, Oregon; Vernon E.
Cady and Walter h. Cady, of Everett,
W aahineton.
Anv and all persons claiming adversely
any of the above-described lands are re
quested to me tneir claims in mis omce on
or be tore the earn znu nay ot Mctnner, ivm.
MICHAEL T. NOLAN,
7-2fi-pd ' Register.
Timber Land, Act of June 1878.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office,
The Dalles, Oregon. July 21. IM0B.
Notice is hereby given that in compll
ance with the provisions of the act of Con
irressofJune 3.1878. entitled "An act for
the sale ot timber lands in the States of
Californis, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing
ton Territory,'' as extended to all the Pub
lic Land states ny acioi August 4, isirc,
the following-named persons nave on July
14, li)08, tiled in this office their sworn
statements, to-wit:
William J. Harlow, of Coeur'd Alene
county of Kootenai, state of Idaho, sworn
statement No. 29HS, for the purchase of the
W bE and W'4, rjcctlon 1, ip. 14
8., K. 18 t, , W. M.
John H. Jarrett. of Coeur'd Alene, coun
ty of Kootenai, state of Idaho, sworn state
ment No. 2U04 for the purchase ol the
Lots 3 and 4 and HA N VVii Section 5, Tp,
14 H.. R. 19 E.. W. M.
Thomas P. McAuley, of Taconia, county
of Pinrce. state of Washington, sworn
statement No. 299,1, for the purchase of the
U;ts l and 2 anu b a4, eecuon o, jp,
14 H.. K. 19 Jii., . il.
That they will offer proofs to show that
the lands sought are more valuable for the
timber or stone thereon than for agricul
tural purposes, and to establish their
claims to said lunus before the Register
and Receiver at The Dulles, Oregon, on Oc
tober 3, 1!.W.
They name the following witnesses
Thomas P. McAuley, of Tacoma, Wash
ington: John H. Jarrett and William J
Harlow, of Coeur'd Alene, Idaho; Hymn
cady and A. u, Knignten, oi rrinevwe
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any of the above-described binds are re
quested to hie tneir claims in tins omce on
or before the said 3rd day of October. 19UH.
U ICU I L r T V 1 1 AM
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Children's lace lisle hose in
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Regular 25c anJ 35c values
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You can have the advantage! of a
strong bank al your very door by using
the mails.
Send us your deposits. Acknowledg
ment will be sent you by return mail.
Savings accounts received from one
dollar up.
Open an account with us and note
how rapidly it will grow.
J. FRANK WATSON, Prm
R L DURHAM, V Prewjed
W. H. FEAR. &Kiy
3. C. CATCHINCS. Ami. Skmu,
247 Wash. St. Portland, One.
j CAPITACTfggR Tb6"ooq
our bin show windows
in f'.rnnk Count v.
ounty.
Special in Gloves
ladies' Silk Knit Gloves in while, black nJ
chainpaitjnf colors sizes 6 lo 8, all two clasp
palcnl laslfnrrs. Regular $1.50 values.
Special for Thi Sale $1.00
Latlies' while hitl gloves, all sires. Regular
$1.50 values. Sptrial lor this sale $1.00
i r..M.. r
$ .85
1.25
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LADIES' AND
Wash Goods
MercrrizeJ Crasit in while,
cream, Ian, brown anJ green
shades. Special This Sale 20c
Cotton Coverts, all good shades
and plenty ol them. Regular 20c
values. Special This Sale ISc
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la A. A A A At A A A A A A A
The 0. K.
I "yFW. Strictly made to measure
I HWiV-- pmnonts.
Ik U , r C-'A- The latest metropolitan
I Vi'ba ; I'ricoH within reach of
all.
STROUD BROS., Proprietort
Deealera in Choice Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Butter
Egg and Country Produce
The following Is a list of our Prices on Meats
Loin Stetik
Hound Stout
Hhotilder Steuk
Plain KouHt llet-f
Prime Rib KdhhI
Veal Roitnt
Ltiin Mutton Chops
Plain Mutton Chops
Veal Cliop
Pork Loin
Pork Stttmage
Ilnmburger
Bologno
When you are buying anything in this line give ua a call
We Guarantee to Treat you Right
Telephone Orders Will
Closing
OF LADIES' FURNISHINGS, Etc.
Having decided to discontinue from carrying
Ladies' Furnishings in stock, our entire line
of these goods will therefore be sold at
ACTUAL COST
Don't fail to take advantage of this sale, as
it means a big saving of money to you. We
have in stock useful articles of wearing
apparel. Call, see the goods, get the prices
and you will buy.
THE OWL
R. B. ADAMS, Proprietor
The Delineator 1
and Children's Sum- O
for the Host Cash w
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PR
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CHILDREN'S
Summer Dress
Goods
Fancy Silk Finished Organdies
in Urge avtortnienl ol colors
Changeable Silk. Pongee, Mo
hair. Pongess and Fancy Cotton
Foulard. ALL REDUCED
FOR THIS SALE
G0RMLEY,
THE TAILOR
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A g A A. A A A A. A A A A A
Meat Market I
l'iJi tK nt pouml
lOt'tM nr pound
Ilk tH per fmund
8otn pt'r pound
HktU per pound
l'ijctt. jier Hiunil
12jcl per pound
lOi tH Mr pound
r2ict per jwuind
Pijctd per pound
lOt'tu per pound
lOctn per pound
1()cIh per pound
be Given Prompt Atlention
Out Sale
CASH STORE
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