HILLSBORO ARGUS, SCPT r
V'.. 1
Kntrd at the Tout-office t HiUsboro,
Orejjon, an arond-c1aa mail matter.
IIKNKY O. CI IM, Kditor.
County Official Paper
Hiilwripiion: One Dollar pr Annum.
leased Esery Thursday
-BY
UVILl) McKINNET
WASHINGTON COt'STY, OREGON
Population, 20,000. First County in
dairvinir: 1 100 cases fondenstsl milk
lUily : two bir rondeimrs: billions of
feet merchantable timber, thirty
million feet annnal t nt. will nearly
iionble urodnrt this year: richest of
CHriien lands In the world: bulk of
comity can drive to Portland and re
turn in a day; finest market: rreat
hop district; line school system; fi
nest climate on coast : mild winters:
no count v debt : best natured and best
lead people in world, population con
sidered. Best in everytbiiis.
HIU.SBOKO
t'onuty seat; .HM people; Six
churches. Protestant and Catholic;
two banks; two telephone systems;
hit milk, condenser; sawmill; two
railroads: and electric line coming.
AND THF.RF. YOU ARK!
Fairbanks, Garfield, Wileon,
Harrituan ami now comes Taft,
last, but not leapt, corporally or
mentally.
Secretary of War, Win. II. Taft,
arrived in Portland today, and will
speak in the Armory at that place
tomorrow night. A big reception
awaits the distinguished visitor.
Washington County, often refer
red to by non residents, as "the
best county in the state," is busy
gstbeting her bn coper crops of
grain, hops and fruit, with the horn
ol ple'nty runnirjg over.
The Journal states that there bat
been a "deal between Roosevelt
and Fulton," thereby Mr. Bristol's
official scalp is to dangle at the lat
ter's belt when Congress meets.
Probably a dull day Btory by
bright reporter.
Schwab, the steel noasnate. ears
"Wall street does not represent the
country." Of course not. The
West has heard something about a
financial depression on Wall Street,
but is too prosperous to inquire in
to the details.
Bring your big yellow pumpkins,
your unrivaled squashes, your red
oheek apples, your fine horses and
cattle, pretty babies, fat babies,
pioneer relics, grain, fruit, hop and
vegetable specimens to the HiUs
boro Street Fair.
Judge John B. Waldo, once a
Supreme Judge of Oregon, died
Monday last, at his home in the
Waldo Hills, near Salem. Judge
Waldo was a man of unquestioned
integrity, and had a host of friends
in the state, who will regret his
death.
Mr. Harriman made a loop trip
through Oregon the past week.
While he may have been looking
for railway routes, no promisee
were given on the trip that any
railroad extensions would be made,
at this or any future time, within
this state. What the railroad king
may conclude to do in and for Ore
gon, no one but Harriman knows
GALLOWAY REVERSED
Money to loan on real t state or
personal security. No Ivrus o
connuifsione at the HilUtoro
Commercial Rick.
Mieac Anna and Pelle Chaining,
of Roy, were guests of Mis? Kiiza
beth Milne, yesterday.
For sale: Fine young thorough
bred Chester White brood si.
eligible to registry W. K. Wren,
last house on Seventh J-trett s ntth
How doth the little hornet let
Improve each shining hour;
He'll surely hve it in lor thte,
Perchance you shake his locr.
Lost Team of young horsis.
black and bay; weight atmit 10"0j
and 1100, both had baiters on:
owned by Jas. Young. Notify !
Wolf Bros., llillsboro, K. 4. " j
We wish to announce that our
entire stock of caudies are fresh,
made up in the fe days we have
been in our pew st re. con
tinuously solicit your patiooage.
IhJ I)n of Sweets.
The Milne wsrehous has been
leased by Geo. A. Brown, and bf
is ready to receive bay an! praif
for storage at reasonable prices
All storage business will reot-ive
prompt attention Geo. A. Brown,
Leeaee.
FARM FOR SALE
I0O-aore farm for sale; tine soil; 7
acre under plow; balince good
pasture; no timber. Located one
mile from Witch Hs;!-.1 Station;
four miles from county etat. Ten
room house; two barns; gord water,
two wells. This is tine for dairy,
or purchaser could cut into small
tracts. If sold eom gs f r $"0
per acre Abstract to d.tte ges
with deed. Address or call on G
J. Palmateer, Hilkboro, Orepon.
THE MARKETS,
This morning's market reports,
compiled from Portland quotations,
are:
Valley Wheat, 70c.
Barley feed, 22..e '2: per ton;
tawing, $23: rolled. $2.1 50W 24 ft
Oats, White, 2V t30.
Bran, $17C$1S per ton.
Hay. valley tinn-tliy, l rw f 1 r ;
clover, $;0 grain, t!K M0.
Potatoes, new, $1 2".' -t! -O p r
hundred.
Eggs, 18(5 190.
Butter, Creamery, 3" (5 ;7.l:.
Sisep, bogs and beef cattle
bought. Independent Telephone
551, Beaverton. J. G. H ayr.es.
ArguBand Pacific Monthly, $1 50
I '"PERKINS FAMILY
Why They Are Wot Going to the
Seashore This Summer.
REASONS GALORE IN DIARY.
In all three referendum cases of
Robert I. Stevens vs. F. W. Ben
Bon, John F. Logan vs. Secretary of
State F. W. Benson and Eugene
Falmer and Cyrus H. Walker vs
Secretary of State F. W. Benson,
the decisions of the court of Marion
county were reversed Sent. 3. bv
the suprtms court, and the people
win Danoi on tne tnree dujb. All
three opinions rendered were by
judge JtaKin.
These three cases were the result of
referendum petitions presented against
the anti-pass bill, the hill for the regu
lation of sheriffs fees in boarding of
jun:ia nuu nic Biaic university appro1
priation hill.
None of the petitions bad the warning
clause at the bead provided by law, and
the petition against the university ap
propriation had part ot the title of the
act omitted besides.
Suit was brought by Sheriff Stevens
enjoining tu-! secretary or state from
filing the petition on the bill concerning
the feeding of convicts and the cue was
decided in hi favor by Judge Galloway
ui uic circuit court 01 iuarion county.
John F. Lcgan, the real author of the
anti-pass hill, also brought auit against
tne petition against that bill and also
won the case. Both these decisions were
reversed on the ground that the legisla
tion concerning the warning clause was
only meant as an aid in carrying oat the
provisions of the act and waa in no re
spect mandatory.
The Palmer and Walker vs. Benson
case was a mandamus suit brought to
compel the secretary of state to file tie
petition against the university appro
priation bill. This was lost in the lower
courts, but Tuesday won before the su
pieme court, to this petition will be filed
Hubby Refers to It When Wife De
mands an Explanation Calls Him
Meanest Man In Europe, Asia, Africa
or America.
lCopyrl-Iit, 17, by M. M. Cunningham.
Mr. Perkins hart taken a seat on the
voruuda after dinner to siuuke a clirr
and be rvusoualjly tlwiikful tUtit Lo
was alive, and he wus junt enjoying
the reddest klud of a sunset when Mr.
Perkins Joined him with u certain olli
ness of couuteuHiice tbut mt hliu on
his g-iiard at owe. She wus sly nuil
suave and suiuoth us she t.-ilked about
bugs and mosfjultoea and ieit-li iUm-
H pi;' I
IIKBW JKjKTIl THK I.NBVi'lADLK IUKY.
sows, uud when wlie thought he hud
put hi foot In the trap ulie HiiUdenly
aid:
"Mr. Perkins, I will teed about a
hundred dollars next week If I am to
get ready for the Heasbore."
"You think of going lo the seashore,
do you?" he replied after a moment.
"Certainly. That lias been under
stood ever Klnre last Jjei ember."
"I'm! i;ui!"
"I can be all ready In about two
weeks from now. Have you written
to any of the places to nee about
board?"
"No, not quite. That 1h, not exactly."
"But you will right away tomorrow?
W can't run the ehanccH of the lioteln
being full."
"What Ih this Idea you have pot Into
your head, Mrs. Perkins?" be asked an
be turned on her.
"What! Wbut: Do you want to
make out that our going to the ne:i
bore la some new Idea and that this h
the first time you have heard of It?''
"Homethlng might have been aald
two or three yearn ago. but 1 Kuiiposed
It bad been given up long ago."
"Last Poceiuber Is not two or three
years ago, and you know it. One
night last Pecembfr you said we
should go to the seashore this Hummer
van If we had to luortifHife the bouse
fis 1 n t.u, h f cilu- after Ki'tlfng" t
Nil ;i .ire not t h;ie to
ehivk K toll mo .Hi havn foremen
It!"
Hs Inevitiibie Dairy.
Mr. iVvktii! !! I) aud calmly car j
rte,l his Imud o hU bivitst poktt aud
divw fonh th luoltatil diary and:
i'Orisu.tc.1 It with puckrivd lirnw, car
Pu!!y wati-htsl ly Mr. IVtklns.
"Ves. I ttiul so'.uethluu atiit It bon,"
he said wiieu lie had found the right
pnsv "l"i.ler date of lev. 1st I Oud
tbo following entry ;
' "Kiiinlni;. snewliii; aud blowing.
lurn uch a oMuiale! I'd like to get
out of it for food. 1 have a or
tluvat, mid Mr- 1'. h:is a cotigh that
way result hi consumption. I have
just juviulstst her that we will gj tu
the seas'ioiv uet summer. V. T. A.' "
l'heii", !idu't I tell vimiI" eilaliutl
Mis. lVrkin.
"Vu'i di 1, my love you did. V.
mi the nlclit of the KH.li of last PrnVUl
U'r f prouiiKtsJ you Hiat we would a
to t'ie se.ishosv this suuiuier. but you
o!M ive the letters -t T. A.' after th
pMui'.se. Th'y stand for vonsult th
auilioriiles,' and 1 lisve done so. In
fact. 1 li.ne Infii consulting the au
lhoritii-s for the last tuiv mouths."
'Is Is this some s,ieuie to wrlggW
wit of your irotiiNe; H you hilud
to ( 1 h 1 1-. mid twist mid bring au what
you call )uur dil!ioohy? If you d,
tlici h-t u:.' tell yuii that 1 won't stau4
It lor a I'liuMc not n uiinule. WheU
y.u no.ke ;i proiuls,' aud writ It
i'io,n. t'uat ontit to I euough for
in .in of honor.'"
"Jlis. l'e.khis." he ruiiuly continued,
"wtien I met oii 1 hail lwvn a wldow
e.' for llirco lon years. I had mado
ui ovu ln-.l. co-ikisl my own luealH
aud .ntclied my ov.ii trooTs. 1 hard
!) di.red lueie w tn.it I met you that yoi
would fail iu love with me aud wk
me happy iK.ilu. but you did. I ap
preciate the deed. I linlt ulways ap
ptvcliitc It. If I should los you, life
would no longer le worth the living
There Isn't ouo chance In a thoiiitarxl
Ui ft t I could marry No. 3."
"I'hrtt's lt-brlug In that. I'm your
seeid wife. loii't uover in Us a
ib'iui'e to do rlr.it. Hut what bas that
Rot t do with our trolng to tli sea
shore';"
Consulted Authorities,
"nverytlihv. my dear. That why 1
put 'I'. T". A.' Hfter the memoranda. I
have eoiistiitfsl the authorities lu re-e-i'd
to yo'l. You welth Is;) pouuda,
and you g't away with a square niatJ.
jut what of that noble and tender heart
of your--what of your heart'; You
are nu Inl.i'.d tiird, and you bi bewB
Cyliiif from tree to tre aud lio(iplug
from t-.vig to tvi', far from the oieAu'a
roar. llw would It be If you were
suddi'iily ri;!e-il down to Atlantic Uty
u:id to a salt atniofphere? Would It
l.'iip!i or harm you'.' Could that lov-Iv-i
heiirt of yours stand tbj atraln?
This was fin of the things I bad to
eousult the authorities about, aud it
was well that I did. 1 hate alu been
savins; newsinier cUpplng sluce the
first of the year."
"That N, you have beeu try tug to find
s .. ., ext'Uie to break your promise.
Go ahoitd. I t-au n:n that you are go
lUS to twist out of It."
"My dour Mrs. 1'erklns, let lue road
you a record, nod if you then del I re
to Jeopardise your life I Khali bavt
Hotting to say.
"fir. Itamet says tbut a sodden
change of climate from fretih to salt Is
almost sure to producu doatb from
hei'.rt Hllu:eut.
"Ir. Smith says that be has known
of loo easoH where fat women going to
Aihmtic City buve died within tweuly
four hours of heart trouble.
"Ir. Hiiic Bays that suit air strik
ing an lulaiid person all of a sudden
Is as bad as n bullet.
"l'r. HIisstlelil kept tra k of ease
al'j:i0' the A t In u tic coast last aeasun
aud lias a record of 410 fat women who
died lu th'-lr Iwsls on the very tirst ulght
uttep their arrival. They wore ant
stricken dead by the high charges at
the hotels, but their hearts went back
on them.
'"ih. to in tha record, Mrs. Perklua,
and what am 1 to do' Au I to rush
you down to the seashore and lure you
(lend oq my hands, or am I to keep you
Inland and have your company and
your love for many years to come?"
"Thoio doctors are fool, and you
know It"' snapped Mrs. Perkins Id re
ply. "And thero Hre other things," con-tluui-d
Mr. Perkins without tuking note
of her exclamation. "As I said a few
minutes a;o, you weltfh ISO pounda.
You can no longer sit on my lap with
out my knee giving way. You are
Ktlll it aylph. but what effect la the sulty
HtinoKphore going to have on yout
Will It reli-kutu you back to a skele
ton, or will you Increase to 230 pounds
find make It Impossible for me to
Nouoe.e you through tbo door of an
ordinary room? That's a tbtng to be
thoiiKlit of.
Would Changs Her Disposition.
"Airain, chunylng clluiatea changes
dispositions. We. ure like cooing dores
here. We may got down to tie sea
Hbore to fairly hate each othor. Seven
teen different doctors say this may be
the ratio. I do not wish to be guilty
of your murder, my love, and I do
not want to wake up UDd find that yon
have cut my windpipe.
"Another thing. You hair lu thin and
faded. You are obliged to dye It. Thl
facts nre not airalust you In the slight
est, as Marie Antoinette had to do the
sumo thing. But here Is the kernel.
Thirty different doctors certify that In
such cases the wouiati who goea to tha
suashore comes home with straw col
ored hair nuil terrible headaches and
while mifl'erlng from the latter ar
often driven to Muldde. Buppose I
were to come homo from the office
mine day and find you hanging from
our only peach tree! Could I ever eat
peaches from It again? These are
thliiRs for you to think of, my dear
Mis. Perkins, to alt up aud think of In
the iiioKt KerloiiH manner. When you
have thought of them we will reopen
the subject and see wbut conclusions
we ciiu arrive ut."
"Never, Kir!" Bald Mrs. Perklua as
she rose up with red cheeks and flail
ing eyes.
"You mean"
"I ineau that you are the meanest
hiishuud In Kurope, Asia, Jkfrloa
America:"
"Well," said Mr. Terklna to hUmtf
after bhe had disappeared Into tha
boose, "I have done my part a4 SCW
If she wanLs to eiytre In the
I!, I,, in,,,.,!... mhn mutt
Saturday Specials
From time to time vt art- tfoinft to j;"ivt'
what wc will call Saturday Special Salrs
We will pl.uo in this s.tK-.'tu-:tM;oK, .uul at
a price that "ill lv a lutein, 'flu- jiiiv will
he low ami the tciuis w ill ! Cnh.
Tills Wet?K we Offer n F.lcint Line of
DAT1HVOOM IVUC.S
No. 1, 27x54. I'.-Mitei- I'iKc, 5 now $VM
" 2.36x6l. " " : mvonvV.45
" .36xl56. ' " i ; now $1.14
These Rnjjs are tnaile in Mtu' ati.l wiiite, ml
aud w hite, and tiii'imc-a' an.lwliiie.
Remember tlis 5ale laMs only one tlay.
Come early and get the crenm of the lot.
Wc also have a spli'iulu! !::u if t . i -s i e i ui;n
iu All-Wool, (lianile, l!.wi-'"l ai!! UntSM.-!-.,
at reastiualle jdievs. Cash or itistallnutits.
Mm
rv. i ;n i . f i u si ni
rlmf foT n iuy's"lNliinslf It wou."t
oont over 73 eents for bait and all." !
M. n"AD.
SUMMONS
A Cure For Obesity.
Landlady (to uew boarder, vtho U
rather stouti- 1 am glad to hear th.it
one of my former boardem rrcmu
mended you to my houso.
Stout Hoarder- Yes; he spoke very
highly of It. After telling him thnt 1
had tried all kinds of niitlfat without
Buccals, he advised a short Htay here
Tatler.
A FATAL MISTAKE
U Often Made by Mn Wisest of
llillsboro people
It's a fatal inlstukH to neulrrt bai kio be.
Backache Is the llrst symptom of kidney
ills.
Herioiis eomiillc'itioiei fullow.
Doau's Kidney I'lllscuie Ibeiu promptly.
Don't delay until too late.
Until it liecomes diabetes - lirighl's Ois
ease.
William Kiimgariliier, retired, of ut
Water St., Salem, Oro., says: "I sneak
frjni iSTsonal experteii(-i) when I x,iy
that loan's Kidney PI 11m do all llmt is
claimed for them In Curing kidney c ui
plaint and backai'he. I h:ul lolt Hie ncd
of such a remedy fur a (rood long while,
but did not know just what I should ime.
I have found that many iiieilicinis are
worthless, and that even physicnm,' lire
m'.riptlons do not always provj eli.ieiive.
When I reail of Doau's Kidney I'ilN,
however. I was Induce 1 lo go to a drug
store and procure a Hiioply. Th i bvk-8-he
and IrreguUr eoiidition of the ki I
ney whhh bad uimoyed me, inic!Jy
gave way upon liBgiuning to n-c y nir
remedy, I was restorisl to a ootid itlou of
ease ami comfort. I can i''oiniinoi I
Imii's Kidney I'llls to anyoin in naed o;
Much a medicine."
For sale by all dealers. I'rice 50 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., IIuH iIk, New 'oik,
sole agents for the l aited Slates.
Ketntniber the name, I loan's, and lake
no other.
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SIDEWALK NOTICE
Notice ia hereby given that if prop
erty owners lo not nt once make,
preparation to huild, ami imttifldi
ately build defective nidewalkH, or
put them in a decent Htato of re
pairs, the city will cnnntruot lain:
and proceed to collect the cont of
construction. This order rIho up
plies to cutting of briara and vmU
alongside and interfering with the
walks.
John Dennin, Mayor.
Hillflboro, July 2.r), 1!)()7.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice Is hereby lveii that the under
signed has tiled in the (Joitnty Court of
the (State of Oreirou. fur WiiMhiini,,,,
County, his linal u'inoiiut. in the estate of!
Jolin T. Mills, Deceased, ami Mint the :
Name has been net for bearing before said I
Court on Monday, October 7, 1!K)7. al III !
o'clo!k a. in. '
llated this Hepteinber 4, 1117. j
1 IIA T. M 1 1 AM. !
Administrator of Hie estate of John 11,
Mills. Deceased.
W. N. Itarrett, Ally, for Adinlnbtriilor.
Smokers like the Schiller and the
Excellencia These cigars are of
the heat stock. You can't fool an
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TAX NOTICE
Tin- taxp-iyer, f WiHl,inKt,,n Cauitv
ron.v,!,., have paid but ,..e l,( if
heir tases for the year , which
aid Ins was lined in .Isminry, 11,7 nr,
bercby not l,d thnt remaining half
ofaaid tana due and pay.,!,!,. (ir
Monday .11 October, mid if not p id by
thnt date, the law compel, . u'imTJt
mid collect interest , harKp nf 1Jt),.t
cent per niiniim, in addition to a renal
v of ten per cent., and ,,e ! terral
bercon, must under w, be ro,m,
from ll.c fin.t M,i,i, i , A...n "
Taxes will be receivi.,1 i ,1 ' A.. .LV
Olli -e from Bud Hfier this date
a.'iilo;1" "i"",,orn' (,'Mlliis August
Sl.erilfof W,ivhi.i,:toit';)nivl7i?,i'.u.
ArmiHatul I'uoiic Monthly, !(i,r)0
All ,wom ar f.-rhidden to
hunt, fish, or olhoiwit-e ttwpnwH ,,
my farm par Mountaiodale,
umler pppahv of ..r,u,r(.pjnT1 ,'
Life in Leather
I'm .,1
Iswh.U y'it want, i'uittl.iiH-,1 vud,
wnikiiiatiship. W'c ll sc only tin-
I outlier liiuliitN in our ll.u noss, vi
A niii;litc lino f It.iuu sK, h.ili, , .
illcs, saihllcs, lohcs, tliit, li.uiu -,-,
iiii; td all kimls, ati.l s, 11 ;it juu, ,
i.tn'l U- ilttjiliiatcil in Pottl.tttil, .p:
ami vunktnatiship ii'iiiiUud.
C I i c lis. ynm trj'.iir woth. M
tluiti' inttiitly, attil ih.ui'.i s ni. ic
ii'.isuiialilc. Shop next il'i mhu'h .
jui-.tiitlu c, mi Sii.n.l slinl, Hi!!-.',,,
l.ii.l.
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in.
Pioneer Harness Shop
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WrH thnr Tow Or ink Oitirbtmoeltyi
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CYRUS NOBLE R!
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I tmlm m Hire, Oluhm mint l X.
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llllttUtttirMt tit t,
Hill (gL Grills 5
PAINTERS tml inXOKATOKS
Suuh,iii lo II. (rrr
W'c ilu vitl in all luu-s of paiuttiir aiul ! t ni.uiup
atul will ti.ttatitci- um 'vi.iL V a! ... i.uiv a
I
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lull line of Wall Pajivr, Taint-., ui !Hs,
t t. ., at j u in-; lltat an- in-hi
Shop atul stre ojipositc Tayuc Hkc' h.iru I
Main St.. near Thlrtl. llillsboro j
m j s t t t t s it !
vSt. Mary's lustilnte
N'otir Becivofton, OrcMion,
C'liiiiltn'tol hy tlu- Sistfis of St. Maty. I,.c.i!il in
a iimst ht alt h I n I liistiui, tlcu-u miles u-. ..(' I'mt
lan.l, on S"titliriu r.uii'u', st Siilc. li.tsily
am-ssililc hy ioti iiiktil lailway Mlmiti'.i-. 1 .n iM-liig-,
new, and furnished with all huhIiiu cnuti
U'liecs. Spacious rouud.s ami spit ial facility lor
physical ciilttuc, outdoor panics and ociciM-s.
Course of Study is thoioiu;li, mmpi isiii); Piiinaiy,
( 'raiuniar, Acad.-inicand Cotuuii tiial Drpiiliuttits,
T-est attention iu niu.sie, art and tu-vdlcwoiL
Sthool rt (i)ons lut'sttoy, Sfplemln'r 10th
l or CataloiMie apply lo
MSHR SIPIKIOK, IliMMiloii, Ore.
"Wo Want-
Yotir Money"
(Miht as well Ik- plain alioitt it,) and iu cxt haiiKe
will j'.ive you hettei value for your money than
you t an yc tlsewheie.
Wily? Our expenses are lighter; no walcr
Hul; no city t;lx; no store rent; no clerk hire
11 yu live in this vicinity we know that wc
1,111 smx letter and sac you mure money
than anyone else.
1 lii-i isn't ho air. Conic in and cl our piui'-S
'- iuviiiced. One of the lai;cst sltichs of
Ocncral Merchandise
I" tlic county. The l,est jroodtt and the lowest
l'i ices are what count.
. We. ,,clievi' Kcllinjr K0,,ds that pjve. entire sat
isracliou. So renieiiiher thai when you buy any
,InilK Unit is not all ,iRl,t, l.,inK it hai-k ami wc
will make it rijlit.
Vours for ti Q Dool,
liowcll Bros. & Co.
SCII0US, OKI CON
N"t'f to Contra.tor,
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Nulirc iu l.,..l :
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Oj I... ; - .' " -"Mini , i u
'" i n S I lu,,,""."''K". "a'lc. Will liu-et all witH2
lolhu,K .... I p t'st.nV. 'V. "r ChU-kena.uil I'o.illry alwy " ,
in K'liil (Iisini't , 1 r '"'"i"' "ln onlcr. I'ree drllwry t""11 P"
i- 'iiil, n,i, for w .'rk H !',k i""'1 ,lla' "f tlle ,own We '"' fftl ,,04'k'
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