Ashland tidings., June 22, 1877, Image 3

FOURTH OF JULY AT ASHLAND.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION’ IN
A. D. HELMAN.
J.. D. FOUNTAIN.
Capt. O. C. Applegate returned from
LAKE.
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r
Lake county this week, and brought
According to previous appointment
FRIDAY
JUNE 22, 1877 with him, some interesting petrified
At a meeting of citizens of Lake
HELMAN & FOUNTAIN,
Three paints have stood the test of years,
specimens, from the valley of mam« the committees of Wagner Creek, county, held at Merganser on June 16,
Phoenix
and
Ashland
Sunday
Schools
Agents for the Tidings.
and are now better than ever. They are
moth bones in that county.
for
the
purpose
of
making
arrange
­
composed of the best materials known i»
met at the office of the Western Union
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L. Samuels,
....
Portland, Oregon.
the trade.
ments
for
a
proper
celebration
on
the
Jacob Thompson,
...
“
“
J. D. Williamson, agent for Jesse D Telegraph Company.
DEALERS IN
R. M. Pettingill & Co.,
...
New York.
Rockwell & Cbeesman,
...
BL Louis. Carr, is now in town, and will make
The meeting was called to order by coming 4th of Jnly, at the above named
L P. Fisher,................................. 8in Francisco.
Fure Linseed QU
Ashland head quarters during his stay Mr. L. E. Chandler and Capt. J. M. plaoe, L. B. Applegate was elected
Tboe. Boyce,
J. R. Neil,............................................. Jacksonville.
chairman
and
C.
H.
Dyar,
secretary.
C. 8. Sergent,
.
.
.
-
-
Tba-nlx. in the valley. He is here for the pur­ McCall was elected chairman and H.
The chairman in a few appropriate
Ed. R. Owen,
;
Central Point. pose of buying cattle, and will prob­ B. Valpey, secretary.
STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD
Miss Aftie W. Colvig,
...
Rock Point.
remarks
stated
the
object
of
the
meet
­
AND PURE FRENCH ZINC.
ably leave considerable money among
On motion of S. C. Taylor it was re­
C. B. Watson, General Agent for Take county.
ing,
giving
a
few
excellent
ideas
and
our farmers and stock men. He wants solved that the Sunday Schools of the
Dry-Goods, Groceries, School
Which are so united by our process of man­
above named places celebrate the 4th of suggestions. The following commit­
ASHLAND P. O. REGISTER. only steers, from yearlings up.
Books, Blank Books and
tees were appointed:
ufacture, as to produce paint which 1»
July 1877, by holding a basket picnic
Stationery,
Stages leave Ashland as follows:
more
durable, beautiful and will last
The building for the new bakery is
on general arrangements .
at
Ashland.
twice
as
long as any other point known.
The O. A C. Stage Co.’ r Stage leave Ashland assuming proportions. We can’t tell
J. P. Roberts, H. M. Thatcher,Henry
One
motion
Messes
A.
Willits,
L.
E.
for Jacksonville,. Rock Point and Rose­
Conn, John Gleen, Dennis Small, John
burg every day at 6 a. in. Mail closes at exactly what shape it m going to have, Chandler and J. M. McCall were ap­ Sohallocli,Stephen Stukel, Jacob Bales,
»
WE EXCEPT NONE.
bnt now it looks something like a twist­
5:30 a. m.
For Henly, Y’teka and Reading at 6 p. m. ed paralellogram with the left hand pointed committee on programme, with James Tobin, William H. Roberts and
W. L. Baker.
power to appoint sub-committees.
Mail closes at 5:30p. m.
Its cost Io the consumer is considerably
corner
sawed
off
—
we
don
’
t
care
for
the
—AND—
lletton A. Garrett’s Stages leave Ashland
On motion the Ashland T idings be to secure orator , reader and chap ­
less
than the AVERILL PAINT is already
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday shape so we get good bread, however.
lain
.
requested to publish the proceedings
mixed and tinted if required. Fur Sale by
mornings for Linkville, and return on
O.
A.
Stearnes,
Henry
Conn,
and
E.
of
this
meeting.
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
S trengthening S acks .—A German
Leave Linkville for Lake City, California, paper recommends the following recipe
No further business appearing, the Emmett.
J. M. McCALL & CO ,
Wednesdays ; arrive at Lake City Satur­
ON MUSIC.
meeting
adjourned
.'tine
die.
days ; leave Lake Citv Mondays ; arrive for making sacks stronger and more de­
no50tf
Ashland, Oregon.
H. M. Thatcher, Mr. Griffin, C. H.
(Voi. n, No. i—tr.)
at Linkville Thursdays, carrying mail and sirable: Take a proportion of two
J. M. M c C all , Chr’m.
Dyar, Miss Kate Pearson, Miss Mary
passengers.
H. B. V alpey , Sec’y.
pounds of oaken ashes to two and three
Corp© and Mis Fannie Van Riper.
M. MAYER.
Regular passenger wagon leaves Ashland
quarter
gallons
of
boiling
water,
let
the
ON TOASTS.
for Linkville every Monday morning, and
mixture boil for an hour and pour off
returns every Saturday.
L. B. Applegate, Jacob Thompson,
APPLEGATE ITEMS.
A. D. HELMAN, P. M.
Merchant Tailer»
the liquid, in which the sacks are to be
J. W. Hamaker, John 8. Shook, I. D.
Applegate, Oapt. D. J. Ferree, Thomas
soaked twenty four hours. It is said
J une 16 th, 1877.
This Splendid Stallion,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
that this process “tans” the vegetable
—Since my last, we have had some Weeden and Robert Scott.
ON FINANCE.
fibres in the sacks, just as hides are very hot weather, but it was good for
Having located perminentiy in Ashland
I. D. Applegate, L. S. Dyar, John Will be kept at my Stable,
Pic nie dinner the 4th.
tanned.
haying, and there is now a great deal Gleen,
George Conn, William Roberts,
and engaged in Tailoring, I respectfully
just East of Ashland dur­
of hay under shelter.
J.
P.
Roberts,
L.
B.
Applegate,
J.
T.
Ashland instead of Wagner Creek.
Mr. Brunse, a resident of this coun­
solicit the patronage of the public. I will
ing the Ensuing
Forbes, ThomaB Weeden, Dennis
—
In
about
ten
days
we
will
have
ty, has for years been sick with con­
warrant satisfaction in all my wotk. I also
Season.
Small, C. II. Dyar and George Nurse.
Black raspberries are red now.
sumption of the lungs, and for a year some wheat ripe enongh to cut. The
The meeting then decided that there
keep all kinds of Ashland Manufactured
past has required a constant attendant grain crops will be quite heavy.’
Bring your basket well filled,
be a basket dinner, and all who come
Woolen Goods for sale by the yard.
—We have pleanty of new potatoes,
no one expecting him to live but a
j
are expected to provide for an ample
Who has a good farm for rent?
short time. A few months ago he was apples and berries to eat, and corn is supply of corporeal nourishment. It Is a dark brown horse, eleven years od
nolGti
JU. MAYER.
and
sixteen
hands
high,
and
he
can
trot
coming
on
nicely
and
will
soon
be
Calico sells in Missouri, 20 yards for induced to drink a tea made from mul­
was also resolved that no intoxicating
his mile inside of three minutes.
ready for use.
led,and
in
three
days
after
commencing
drinks
be
allowed
on
the
celebration
*1.
HOUSE AND LOT
its use, his cough loosened and he be­
—A painful accident occured to Mr. grounds, and marshals were appointed
JOB HOOKER
This is the grand centennial year, gan to revive, and now, having contin­ Miller, which resulted in breaking his to see that all conduct themselves
plus 1.
ued its nse for three months, he has leg and fracturing his ankle. He was aright. After which tlia meeting ad­ YX7AS SIRED BY OLD VERMONT AND HI3
” dam was a Whip mare. He has splendid ac­
Lieut. Hoyle and lady passed through gained 12 pounds of flesh, and we are thrown iron a wagon, and ran over. journed.
tion and will commend himself to all who see him.
told has every prospect of getting well, Being a man of 73 years makes it all
From the above proceedings it will
town, on their way home, this week.
IN ASHLAND,
TERMS :
and becoming a sound healthy man. the more serious.
be seen that the sage-brush people
Stick a flag into yonr button-hole All from the use of mullen tea.
—Coals and coughs is about all the mean business. They do not propose
FIVE, EIGHT AND TEN.
Just North of the M. E. Church. As nice a
and prepare to “go to the 4th of July.”
An care taken to prevent accidents, but will be re location as there is in town. Also one share
sickness
prevalent
in
this
vicinity
at
to
be
behind
in
celebrating
the
begin
­
I n L ake .—We call attention to the
sponsible for none.
in the Ashland Water Ditch.
the present date.
ning
of
the
second
century
of
Ameri
­
proposed
celebration
of
the
national
A brand new millinery shop has
JAMES KILGORE.
Inquire at the T idings office or of ’Squire
can independence, hence all who come
—
He
is
a
“
heavy
weight
”
new
comer
anniversary
at
the
new
town
of
Mer-
Hoffman,
Jacksonville.
47—3tn
bloomed ont prettily in this burg.
may
expect
to
have
a
good
time.
Good
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—
12%
ft
s
—
and
came
to
the
bouse
of
ganzer, on Link River. We are in­
Jas. Miller has been appointed Post­ formed that the citizens oT the eastern Mr. Geo. Wimer, of Murphy creek, on mnsic will be given in the evening at
BLACKSMITHING
master at Brownsborough, this county portion of Lake, who are too far away the 9th inst. I have since seen George, the Merganser Hotel.
-BY-
INTERESTING TO FARMERS !
C. H. D yar , Sec’y.
and he looks as well as could be ex­
to
participate
in
the
Merganzer
cele
­
EUBANKS & FORSYTH.
T hf . Portland city election, held last
he undersigned , believing it
pected under the circumstances.
bration,
propose
to
have
a
rousing
old
Monday, resulted in a big Republican
to be to the mutual id vantage of
La at Call.
A LL THOSE DESIRING WORK
time
of
their
own
at
Likeview,
the
new
—
Sunday
Schools
ere
still
prosper
­
victory.
Those knowing themselves indebted >9^ Z j L in our line, will find us at the
county seat. Thus it will be seen that ous. Preaching three times a month to the estate of the late R. B. Harga- “Old Michelson Stand” ready to serve them
Millers and Farmers,
with
neatness
and
dispatch.
Particular
at
­
Several of the “boys in bine” whose the people of the sage brush land are —once by the “Dunkards”—although
Have made arrangements whereby the
dine either by Dote or book account are
no 11 if.
time expired at Fort Klamath, eame in determined to welcome in an appropri­ but few people here are church mem­ hereby informed that they must pay up tention paid to horse shoeing.
by the Linkville stage, on Tuesday last ate manner the advent of the new cen­ bers, the ministers are usually greeted I mmediately . All debts must be
Ashland and Phoenix Mills,
promptly settled. There must be no Ashland Soap Factory
tury of our national independence. So by full houses.
Will be under the management of J a ­
T he gem fruit jars, also handsomely may it ever be with the American peo­
more delay. I will be found at the
cob W auxeb . who will have charge of
AM
NOW
MANUFACTURING,
AND
HAVE
—
Hoodlums
are
scarce
down
here
Hargadine Store, at all times. Call I un hand, a good assortment of
fashioned jelly cups, can be found in ple.
both Mills lor the Company during the ensu­
but I know of two in Jackson county and see me at once.
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—
large or small quantities at J. M. Mc­
ing year, ending July 1st, 1877.
S ilas W. K ij dore ,
that are a decided nnisance to a decent
One of our valley exchanges says:
LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAP, We will pay the highest market price for
Call A Co.’s.
good merchantable wheat, and are prepared
Executor.
‘ They are coming from California. community—I heard of their meanness
which I offer to the trade at prices to suit the tim»s. U contract flour at th* lowest price per
Dr, L. Danforth, lias been awarded And one of the most suggestive sights in the Dollarhyde Bchool house on the
has been pronounced by those who have thousand pounds at the Mills.
A n old saying (and not altogether an My soap
it, to be superior to i>ny imported article. Give
the contract for medical attendance in the world is the spectacle of a Cali­ 2d inst. According to the boy’s and untrue one) is, ‘a penny saved is two tried
Office of the Company at the Ashland
it a trial, and support home industry.
upon the county’s poor. The amount fornian. who hasu't before se'-n rain girl’s account, they have perverted the earned;” according to this two saved is I want in exchange for soap 20,000 Its. of rough Mills. Address,
enough for a year to lay the dost,
grease, at my factory.
W. H. HATHAWAY.
WAGNER, ANDERSON &
to be paid him is $1,980.
Ashland, Jone 17th, 1876.
noltf.
standing out in an Oregon rain with Scriptural injunction, “train a child in four earned, and in purchasing an
FARMER’S CO.,
his bat off, and enjoying it as aquatic the way he should go etc.,” into “train organ if jou can save $50 it is as good
no!2tf.
Ashland, Oregon.
as $100 earned, which would go a great
Everybody don’t circle to Wagner fowls do a summer shower.”
dad and mam to let ns go as we like.’’ w*\j toward the purchase; you can do
NURSE & THATCHER,
Creek—all coming to Ashland—see
That is spreading it a little toothick.
M ack .
«nis
by
buying
the
Star
Parlor
Organ.
proceeding of committees on celebra- We live right here at the gate to Ore­
See advertisement in another column,
tioii in another column.
and send for circular and price list.
gon and see a very large per centage of
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
DEALERS IN’
29:ly.
C*apt. O. C. Applegate will orate at the Californians who come, and we
The following are the proceedings of
T iie best of flour aod fresh ground
the 4th of July celebration at Mergan haven't seen a single one make such an
graham
and corn meal delivered in any
ass
of
himself
as
intimated
above.
They
the
June
term
of
the
Circuit
Court
for
aer. We will publish the entire pro-
part
of
Ashland, at mill prices, by the
are generally healthy, active, sensible Jackson county:
gramme as soon as received.
Eagle
Mill,
also Bacon and Lard. *
Ashland, Oregon.
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looking people, who will doubtless in­
The
following
named
gentlemen
com
­
We are in receipt of the catalogue fuse considerable new life into our
CLOTHING,
eorge nutley has toe pleasureto
posed the Grand Jury: Joel Dixon,
NEW ADY’ERTISEMENTS.
of Christian College, Monmouth, Ore­ State.
announce to the inhabitants of Ashland aod it*
HATS,
CAPS,
surroundings bis readiness to suupjy all who need
M.
Hanley,
Dan.
F.
Fisher,
Fred.
Bar-
gon, which gives a list of the officers,
with a gxxl custom-made boot or shoe, made of th*
LANGELLS VALLEY ITEMS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
naburg,
Pat.
Dunn,
John
Sizemore
and
beet materi-d. Cull and see him. Shop on Main
RETAIL
MARKET
alumni and students, with the course of
Street, over creek, near bridge.
M.
Coleman.
HARDWARE,
FANCY OD
Ashland, June 17th, 1876.
noltf.
study and announcements for 1877 and
J une 14th 1877.
Following are retailers’ prices, in the
1878.
Smith & Hockenjose vs. P. J. Ryan Ashland Market:
—And still the weather continues
YANKEE
NOTIONS
—
Action
to
recover
money.
Contin
­
good.
Flour per 100lbs, $3.
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, PAINTS, OILS, E tc
M arrried on the 12th inst at the res­
ued.
Corn Meal per lOOihs. $3 50.
—
Geo.
Fiock
of
Yreka
is
here
looking
idence of the bride’s father. Hon. 8.
LINKVILLE,
J W. Collins vs. H. V. Helms, ad­ Wheat per bushel, 75cts.
B. Cranston in Linkville Oregon, by for beef cattle.
Oats
do
62cts.
E HEREBY GIVE TIMELY NOTICE TO
Lake county, - - - Oregon.
—The squirrels are making it pretty ministrator of the estate of Lavinia
Potatoes pr lb 2cts.
J. W. Hamakar, J. P.—Mr. John G
all knowing themselves indebted to m that
W
our books
Stow;
appeal
from
County
Court.
Butter
do
25cts.
Schalloch of the firm of Forbes and lively for the gardens in this section of
MUST BE SETTLED UP!
Trial by jury and verdict for plaintiff Cheese do 20cts,
Schalloch, and Miss Lizzie Cranston. oountry.
Either
by money or some other «satisfactory ar­
Lard
in
tins
15cts,
for $346.
rangement, by tue drat of January, 1877. Those
—
Mr.
A.
C.
Modie
is
among
us,
which
Bacon
—
hams
16.
sides
14cts.
OR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE DESIR- owing notes will call and make eatlsluctory settle
Now the ladies can procure every­
Eggs pr doz 12%cts.
State vs. Frank Anderson—Charge
.”
causes
the
youg
ladies
to
smile
some
of
inggood wagon work, the undersigned menu “A m ord to the wise-----
thing necessary to a fashionable “make their pleasant smoles again.
J. M. M c C all A- Co.
Chickens do $3.
hereby makes known that he can be found A shland , May 12, 1877.
of larceny. Exonerated by the Grand
no48tf.
Coffee 30(77),33cts.
up.” Read the new advertisement of
at
all
times al bis shop in the S. W. corner
jury.
—A Lingell has taken his stock to
Sugar 14^18cts,
of the public Fquare Ashland Ogn; and is
Mrs. Ewing k Miss Swingle, and then
the mountains for summer range.
ready and willing to do all work entrusted
Tea
63cts
@81.
Jas.
D.
Fay
vs.
P.
J.
Malone
—
Sait
call at their pretty millinery store and
to me in a workmanlike manner. WAG­
Syrup
pr
gallon,
$1
50.
—Haying commences next week and for the recovery of money. Continued.
New Arrival of Medicine«,
see if we haven’t told the troth.
ONS, CARRIAGES BUGGIES, WHEEL­
Hides—deer pr lb 15cts.
will continue nntil late this fall. The
State vs, L. W. Gilbreath—Indict­ Apples—dried do Sots.
BARROWS, PLOW STOCKS, Ac., made
The Commencement exercises at the wild hay is very short in this valley ment for robbery. Convicted and sen­ Peaches
to order, and repaired on short notice.
do
12%cts.
T*'e best Eastern stock constantly on
this
year.
Willamette University were closed by
— AT THE —
Plums
do pitted 12%cts.
tenced to five years’ imprisonment.
hand.
W. W. KENTNOR.
Wool
21cts.
—Everybody improving their farms.
singing an original song entitled “At
Ashland, June 17th, 1876.
noltf.
State vs. J. A. Alvord—Indictment
Soap—hard per box $1 75—soft per
Parting,” written for the occasion by Mr. T. Wilson is building a large barn
for robbery. Plea of guilty and sen­ gallon 20cts.
8am. L. Simpson, which we give on the on bis place which helps the looks of
MILLINERY.
tenced to five years’ imprisonment.
the valley greatly.
.outside of to-day’s issue.
R uth .
HAVE OPENED AT MY’ RESIDENCE,
Thos. Chavnor and T. T. McKenzie Mrs. Jas. Ewing <P Miss M. A. Swingle
on Main street, Ashland, Oregon, a
Ashland beats the State for good gar­ [Communie» tedi
Have opened a first-class
vs. D. R. Jones—Suit to recover mon-
millinery
store. I have now a beautiful as­
THE SODA SPRINGS.
dens, goon water, Good Templars and
I ey. Judgment for $1244.
sortment of
MILLINERY
STORE
pretty girls. A trio of the latter again
On Main Street
The cases of Arch. Chrisman, Jos.
HATS,
The Soda Springs only ten miles
illuminated our office, this week. “Onr
HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE IN
Ashland
-----
Oregon.
calling the attention of the public to hie new and
Well,
Jas.
Hards
and
Daniel
Doty
were
from
this
place,
on
the
road
to
Lake
T
W
RE
ATOS,
’
and
boys” blushed a little, bnt still they
well
selected stock of
We have now on hand a beautiful assortment of
county, is an extremly pleasant place continued.
were ynst happy, onyhow—don’t it?
LADIES’ FINISHING GOODS,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Bonnet», Shade». French Flower», Wreathe,
of resort now,having quite a liberal pa­ K. Kubli et al. vs. E. Manville et al. Hat»,
Plumes, Neck Ties, Lioen Suite, Jute, Ladies’
All of which I will sell cheap for cash. AU
Finishing Goods, etc., etc etc.
We have just been handed, by Hon. tronage. The place is a delightful one —Suit in equity for an injunction.
orders from a distance promptly filled.
Just received from Ban Francisco, winch he le offer
J. M. McCall, a lenghty correspon­ on a summer day, where one may sit in Taken under advisement by the Court. BUTTRICK & SMITH PATTERNS Aug. 24th, 1876.
MRS. J . EWING.
iDg at (he
dence between Senator J. H. Mitchell the shade of the grand old Siskiyou’s
Drees Making done to order, and all orders
a distance promptly tilled. tjUAgency for Dr.
and Hon. J. A. Williamson, Commis­ aod drink—not to intoxication, but to I Alex. Martin vs Alf. Carter et al— from
Warner's Health Corset. EveryUuhg sold cheap for
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
[ t 2 j 2 u .
sioner of the General Land Office, in his pleasure end profit. The hotel is a Suit for injunction. Taken under ad- Cash.
He ha» also on hand a large variety of CANDIES,
visement
by
the
Court.
regard to land matters, These letters good and homelike one and visitors
NUTS, SWEET CAKES and other Dodons uatmlly
kept in a tirvt-cla*» drug store. Be would aieu cad
contains much of interest, especially to may rest assured of the most excellent
Alex. Martin vs. D. Hopkins and FOURTH OF JULY BALL I Tliis'Splendid Y oung Stallion. attention to ide
the people of Southern Oregon. We care at the hands of the Russell family, John McKee—Suit for injunction.
'received the correspondence too late for who have long since proven their abili­ Taken under advisement.
Will stand at my Stable, the ensueing sea­ Overland Condition Powders!
this issue, but it will appear in full, in ty to keep a hotel. On last Sabbath
son: Wednesdays and Friday
Jesse Dodge vs. D. Mardeu and B.
out next.
excepted.
while riding down the valley, we met
Being of hl« ewn manufacture be cm confidently
A. Knott—Suit for injunction. Cause
recommend them. He also prepare* a Syrup of
with
such
au
outpouring
of
vehicles,
Mr. Wagner’s fine young horse was
hor* hound s&d
continued.
laden
with
the
youth,
beauty,
wit
and
the interesting object of a street crowd
G. Karewiki vs. Alden Fruit Pre­
last Monday morning. The animal was solid worth of the Granite City, that serving Co. etal.— 8nit for foreclosure WILL RE GIVEN BT D. LATENBEBG IN THE NEW
'‘swelled up all over, in spots,” and we were almost persuaded that the peo­ of mechanic's lien. Continued.
AS SffRED BY THE WELL KNOWN HORSE
ple were rehearsing for a 4th of July
Percneron horse White Prince, owned by W.
W
PHOENIX
HALL
looked exactly like he had, what we
C. Myers, of Ashland, and Dante a fine Black Hawk For Colds, Coughs and Diseases of the Long», which
procession, and that on our arrival in
te has used mxuy years in bls practice, and found to
State Board of School Land Comrs.
mare.
would call in an urchin, the bold hives. town it would perhaps be necessary to
be a very valuabx remedy.
At
Phoenix
July
4th
1877.
The
beet
TERMS:
—
Ten
dollars
for
eenion,
U.
S.
Gold
coin
We heard several grey-bearded men re­ tie our horse in the shade of the fra­ vs. H. A. Grigsby et al,— Suit for fore­ Musical Talent has been secured, and to be paid at end of Season. Will furnish good pas-
J. H. Chitwood.
tare at 50 cents per week. Will be careful to pre­
in ark, that they had “sever teen a horse grant balm trees and await the return closure of Mortgage to School Fond, no pains will be spared to make the vent
accidents, but will be responsible for none.
N B —He has also on hand an assortment of fire
pf (be inhabitants.
Decree of foreplocure entered.
evening’s entertainment rich and rare.
8. C. TAYLOR.
look like that before,”
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