Polk County itemizer., February 06, 1907, Image 1

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GOES IN A DITCH.
W hy R efer
to Doctors
Because we make medicines
for «hem. We tell them all
about A yer’s Cherry Pectoral,
and th ey p r e s c r ib e it fo r
coughs, colds, bronchitis, con­
sumption. They trust it. Then
you can afford to trust it.
Ask your own doctor.
T h e b e s t k in d o f a te s tim o n ia l —
“ S o ld fo r o v e r s i x t y y e a r s .“
Msdeb^r J .C . A y e r Co., Lo w ell, Mean
so munuÍAOtur&ra o f
A ijers
S\RSAPAHILLA.
PILLS.
Hllit VIGOR.
W e havo r o s ecrets! W e p ublish
the form ulae o f a ll our m edicines.
A ver'9 Pills g r e a t 's r. :i th j Cherry
P e c to ra l in b rea k in g up a co ld .
SHOE SHINING
Done
in an uptodate way
F irst class w ork e a lw a y s ready
J. A. Lynch Barber Shop
Stanley Clark, Prop. Main St.
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NO. H.
DAI.LAS OREGON FEBRUARY 6, 1907.
VOL. XXXIII.
The South Bound Corvallis Passenger
Jumps the Track.
Several
Polk County People Injured.
But None Seriously.
Friday morning an the regular Corvallis passenger train was coming up from
Portland at alxmt 11 o ’clock in the morning the whole train left the tiack nearly
midway l>etween Amity and McCoy on Theodore Jeffrey’ s farm. At this point the
engineer tries to make up some of the time lost before, and they sprint along at
a pretty go«*! gait for an Oregon train. There was a ditch at the scene of the at:-
ci lent, and these three passenger coaches, mail and express cars were uncere­
moniously dumped into some four feet of water. The Amity Times says of the
cause of the disaster: “ The track was in poor condition, the road-l>ed soft and
ties rotten, allowing the rails to spread, dumping three coaches with their pas­
sengers down an embankment of four feet into the water. The mail and baggage
ear also went into the ditch and the mail was badly damaged, being water-soak­
ed.” The daily Portland papers can give no reason for the train leaving the track.
For a time the passengers were in a state of great consternation, being so uncere­
moniously dumped into a ditch with water in the car, they hardly knew what to
expect next, supposing they might be burned up or drowned like rats in a hole.
How they escaped worse injuries and that there were no fatalities is truly some­
thing wonderful. Wrecking trains were soon at hand, and Mr. Gorsline, of Mc­
Coy, who was in to see us Saturday, says the Monmouth motor went down and
took the passengers on to Corvallis. Mr. Albert Baxter, of near Dallas, who was
on the train, together with his wife and his wife’s mother, was very much
shaken up, and the two ladies were considerably injured. Mr. J. T. Huntley, o f
Independence, h*d his right arm hurt, and nearly all the trainmen were bruised
up, but so far as we have heard no bones were broken, which is surely miraculous,
wheif you consider the way in which the cars were hurled and turned over.
EVERYBODY I N V I T E D TO THE
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL UN­
DER THE AUSPICES OF THE DAL­
LAS K. P. LODGE AT WOODMAN
HALL, ST. VALENTINE’S E V E N ­
ING. DANCE TICKETS, $1. SPEC­
TATORS, 25 CENTS.
PALACE CIGAR STORE,
secretaries, H. 8. Maloney and H . C.
R ow ell; treasurer, Jas Morrison.
McCoy—C. G. Garrison shipped a car­
load of apples to San Francisco. L. B.
Items
Gleaned
From
the
Itemizer
♦ Soft
Sol drinks in season, cigars and
Frazer ami F. R. Neal contracted to de­
Fresh candies.
Z tobacco.
tot
liver 300 cattle at the depot by March
of Februrary 5. 1887.
1st.
♦ m w w w w w w v w w w w i
Airlle— Mrs. Frank Young went to
Twenty yearn ago this week the Iteni- Astoria. The place was was without r
izer was a 7-colnmn, 4 page paper ami store and wanted one.
Lincoln—Chas. Alderman very sick.
its editors were Glass & Prudhomme,
the « e ll known Portland job printers. Fred Toner went to Portland to see his
They were running 11 columns of ads, brother, William, who was quite sick.
IN S T R U C T O R O N
and the rest of the paper was set up Row over a card game. Spong Bros,
and printed at home. They had 14 cor­ caught a small house floating down
PIANO AND ORGAN.
respondents represented from about the stream. C. l’ atric furnished his new
same loeulities as now, and the price of house. Albert Howe got upset in the
Studio : Room 2, Wilson buildings
river and hud to roost in a flouting tree.
J Dallas, Oregon.
( the pai«r was »2 a year. Sheriff’s sales
Peedee—Horses got staggers,
were many, John Grovea being the
Lewisville— Dam at the Byerley mill
sheriff.
carried
away.
Among the advertisers we note: K.
Governor Pennoyer’s message to the
Hughes & Son, Jasper K Miller, D. C.
was warmly commended in
=Ss lturns, H. C. Merwin & Co., II. S. legislature
* * * * * * * * H M H *******-
Smith, J. M. Wise. Mrs. H. F. Smith, the editorial columns. ’
DALLAS RESTAURANT
The files for 1887 will be kept open in
J. M. Chapman, E. Y . Hallock, Robert
D. Hill, Proprietor.
Ford, E. H. Stone, C.
Dodenhoff, I this office for some time and any who land late in the aftern«>on to assist in
Daly A Butler, Johns, McCain & Hur-1 desire to come in ami look them over the funeral arrangement.— Mr. Rocken-
Majn and Mill .Streets.
ley, J. L. Collins, Geo. W. Belt. J. 1!.
field lived in Polk county some JO years
Meals at all hours. Sh ort orders
Loughary, 1. N. W oods, J. E. Kirkpat­ will be welcome to do so. We will con­ ago, and before going to work for the
Regular dinners.
O ysters in
rick, Woods & Fiske, and a number tinue these items from week to week for Stoltz company, for several years ran a
season.
Furnished room s.
from other towns.
the corresponding week 20 years ago be­ grocery store near the state house in
The legislature was in session, and
Salem.
the first page was taken up with hills lieving that the old time residents of
introduced there. In the senate we the county will find much therein to
STANDING.
were represented by Senators I-ee and call up old happenings of that time, and CORRESPONDENTS
Allen, and in the house by Representa­ that they will find it a pleasure to do so.
tives Holmes, Daly and Haley.
The local news was somewhat cur­
For Correspondents Prize on March
Poultry Raisers Organize.
tailed, hut we will give the important
31st.
happenings: Sheriff Groves had gone
A permanent organization of the Polk
to Chicago to sell hope. The W. C. T. County Poultry Association was effected
U. had opened a reading room. Henry at the meeting held in the court house
Teal drove Sheriff Grove’s team into the Saturday, February 2nd. The meeting F.ola.......................................
creek to wash them off and the raging was well attended, considering the Kings V alley.......................
waters took the whole business down weather, and sixteen charter members Falls C ity.............................
stream. Mrs. Jane Martin wanted to signed the constitution, while inativ Rocca .................................
sell her household goods preparatory to others expressed their desire and in­ North D allas.....................
leaving for San Diego. 1. M. Dennis, tention to join. Tile officers are as fol- Ballston............. ...............
of Monmouth, killed himself in Ixw fows : President, C. L. Shaw ; vice- Hallston................................
Angeles. The thermometer registered president, C. S. Graves : secretary and Hallston.................................
7 degrees above zero the night before treasurer, J. E. Beezlcv; executive com ­ Popcorn .................................
otien mittee, C. L. Shaw, N. M. Grant, C. 1’ . Monmouth...........................
publication. Mrs. Horace Smith o|>en
ed a class in painting and so del Mis Cornwell, Lee Smith, J. F. Beezley. Butler....................................
Motor line.............................
Zieher.
From the interest manifested at aiid
From correspondence we glean :
| since ttie meeting, it is lielievi-d that we Monmouth...........................
Buena
Vista .....................
Salt Creek— Mrs. Geo. Brown in Imd i will have a inemliership of upwards of
health. Schuyler Itslson ami Berry fifty before our first annual show which Buena V ista.........................
Wann started'to school at Willamette. will I k - held sometime in December.
Clias. Wester went to Bunch grass. Any person wishing information con­
CO*.«
With three chairs and
Dan Hoffman built a new house.
cerning tile association should see some
Zena—Jasper Skaife had his first boy. of the members or communicate with Loads most int«.i«ir, . 1 ;. ,*tv. • u> usoonb
Farmers clubbing together to purchase tlie secretary, who will he glad to an­ medicines «if known composition. There
fore it is that Dr. Pmrce’s medicines, th«
their groceries.
swer any and all questions. Poultry
Red Piairie—Ia-vi Conner had been to raisers snouM liegin now to prepare for makers of which print every ingmlien
entering
into them upon the Ixjttie wrap­
Myrtle Creek. Mrs. Amanda Gnttry the December show, for some nice
and Mrs. Josie Lynn sick. Debating "S|>ecials” us well as cash prizes will be pers and attest its correctness under oath,
society elected officers as follows: Pres­ offered. Send in for membership ap­ are daily growing in favor. The com­
position of Dr. Pierce’s medicines is open
ident, A. J. Lynn : vice president, T. E. plication blanks.
J . E, B k . kzi . k y ,
to everybody, Dr. Pierce being d«*slrous
Blair; secretary, Ezra Conner; treasur­
Secretary.
of
having th«: search light of investiga­
er, Miss Zina Syron , marshal, B. F. Ev-
tion turned fully upon his formulae, being
a is; editor, Mae Syron,
•ontident that the better the composition
Mrs. Casey’s Father Dead.
Monmouth—Chas. Langtre lost a cow
of these m«‘dicin«\s is known the more
by the train. The normal athletic as-
Most»* Parrott die«! at hi* home in will their gr»:at curative merits be recog­
soeiation gave a concert, iMrs, Win, Roseburg Saturday at the age of 8«. nized. Being wholly mad«* of th«* active
Mr. Parrott wan a native of Wale«1, <xjm- medicinal principles extract'd from ra­
M ison died
O f all K i n d s
Syracuse—Y. Chapin was up from ing to the United Staten at 16. He lo­ ti ve forest roots, by exact process««
F r e s h and T o o t h s o m e
McMinnville. W. A. Stoddard set out cated Huceeanively in Pennsylvania and original with Dr. Pierce, and without the
some tobacco plants. Jim Ford found a Missouri, and in 1852 tT o s t i« * | the pluins us<* < f a drop of alcohol, triple-refined aiid
»10 piece In the road. J. M. Parry was and hx'ated at Portland. From there chemically pure glycerine being us«*d !n-
out sleighing on the liare ground
he went to Oregon City, and in 1855 he atea«i in extracting-and pr« ser\ ing the
Oak Grot)— Jasper Rhodes bough* the move«] to Rosehurg, where he lias been curative virtues nodding in the roots
Bush place for $2,•’4)0. Grandma Turn- ever since. Mr. Parrott establishes! employed, th«*se medicines are entirely
idge was very low. Mr. and Mrs. Da­ the first shoemaking an«! repair shoo free from the objection of doing harm
vidson were given a surprise party.
there. He r«*niamed in business until by creating an appetite for elth«*r al­
Independence— No boats on account about 20 years ago, when lie retired, coholic beverages or habit - forming
of high water. Meat scarce. No wav turning «»ver the management of his es­ drugs. Examine the hirmula on their
In any Style
! of getting to Salem by river, Geo Belt tablishment to his sons. In 1856 he b»»ttl<: wrap|*T9—the same as sworn to oy
and Al Goodman had to go by team. was married to MissTennessee H«>ward, Dr. Pierce, and you will find that Ids
C o m f o r t a b l e P a r lo r
of Oakland, with whose family, that of "Gulden Medical Disc«jvery," the great.
i Scarlet fever scare on.
Grande Ronde— Rowell A Son had An«Jrew Jackson Howanl. lie crosee«! bJ«MRi-purifier, stomach tonic and liowe)
: enough water to float their logs to mill. the plains. M n. Parrott die«l two years regulator—the medicine which, while not
; P. J, C’ arnev, of Portland, had succeed- ago. Two sons aixi a daughter also reconimetwh-d to cun: consumption in Hs
I ed Mr. Fundemanae theagenev’ s school prece«led Mr. Parrott to t lie grave. Two advanced stages (no ni«*dicinc will do that)
teacher. Clav Rowell, Charley New- sons and five «laughters survive h im : yet dttcn cure all those catarrhal condi­
hill and Win Hussey went hunting, but Ex- Hheriff K. L. and Charles Parrott, tions of head an«l throat, weak stomach,
o f the firm <>f Parrott Br«>*., an«l Misses
got nothing.
torpid liver and bronchial troubles. weak
Crowlv— Mrs James Crowley quite Rose and Elizabeth Parnitt, Mrs. N. T. lungs an«l h:uig-t>i»-coushs, w hich. If n«*g-
ill. The postmaster keeping batch. Jewitt ami Miss Josephine Parrott, all ioct*d or iwMiiy tr«*ated lead up to and
S. K. Crawly, John White and Scott of R«*ehurg, and Mrs. B. Casey, of Dnl- finally terminate In consumption.
Take tin* "Gobi«*» Medical 1)1*
Riggs visited the legislature.
las.
it time and it is not likely to di Map poi
Perrydale— I. M. Wise attending
yon if only yon give It a thtm.vnh and
C le a n S e rv ice
school at Eugene. Mrs. Frizzell s two
f tir trial. Don't expect miracles. It
N i c e ly P r e p a re d
Death Comes Suddealy.
daughters were attending the Catholic
vou’t do -ufwrnaturai things. You must
B e st C o ffe e on Earth
school at Salem. John Mctjuerry was
•xer.-lse your patience and penerei* in ft*
Stri«*ken by heart «lieeaee. C. 8. R«**k
going blind. Dick Enes opened an ag­ enfiehl collft|s*ed on a street car while iso »or a rendons' Se length of time to get
going from his home in Montavilla to t* full benefit*. The ingre«!lent* of w kith
ricultural store.
Sheridan—Two barber shops and no his office in Portland, ami expired at H Dr. Pierre’* medicines are compow-d have
umiliali!ied endorsement of score« of
saloons. Ed Savage went to Big Bend o ’clock Satunlay morning. The lx»dy lie
«d cal leader*—letter than anr amount
u o j t
o Iron tn
rr.o Vto
L » ■
country. Nearly all bridges washed . was
taken
in »»)».»
charge
by « Coroner
Finley. >f lay, or non-professional, testimonial*.
out. A kid Feflows lodge was organ­ RockenfieUi was manager for the G id­ They are not given a wav to he ex***r1-
ized and many were present front Dal­ eon Stoltz Pickle A Vinegar factory, and •nen ed with hut are «»Id bv all dealers in
las, Amity and McMinnville. The offi­ was 65 years old. He leaves a* wife, medicine* at reasonable prices.
Is The Place.
cers elected were: Noble grand, G. A. who in about his own age and in poor
(»raves, rice grand. Dr. W . T. Smith; health. Hit employer arrived in Port-
A IR M E
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OREGON.
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
R. J . Evans, Proprietor.
A irlie........................................................ ”
Falls City................................................. j
Our Weekly Weather Report.
At great exjiense we have managed to
secure by wireless telegraph from B. 8.
Pagenhoff a correct and reliable (some­
time») report of what the weather will
las in this section for the next 24 hours.
Ttie intricate calculations necessary to
reliably predict the weather in a given
section, and iiecause the wireless lias
now been made a trust, is the cause
of the enormous expense to the Itemi­
zer. If the weather does not always
turn out as we predict, lay it to the man
in the tower—of Babel.
J. A Lynch s
Barber Shop
Main Street
CONFECTIONERY
IRISH OYSIERS
LUNCH COUNTER
JOHNSON BROS
CONTINUED U Ä IN .
It Is a good thing to think that we
deserve well or we wouldn't have the
nerve to criticise our neighbors.
End of the Season.
Beat,
Y o u b u m a n d b a tte r e d
O ld s t r a w h a t!
B ar.
O n th e s q u a re ,
N o t w is h in g to s t i r up
A n y h a r d fe e lin g s ,
B u t Ju*1 s p e a k in g
I n th e I n te re s t o f t r u th
A nd h arm o n y,
Y ou are abou t
A s d is r e p u ta b le
A bunch o f stra w
A s a s e lf r e s p e c tin g c o w
E v e r re fu s e d to e a t !
B u t. s till.
Y o u 'll h a v e to do.
I t is to o n e a r th e tim e
W h en w e dum p you
T o w a s t e e ith e r
V a in r e g r e ts
O r c le a n e r s ' c h a r g e s
O n y o u r d in g y
O ld fra m e .
J u s t to th in k
T h a t o n c e y o u w e r e a n if t y
T w o - fifty
L id
T h a t m a d e th e la d ie s lo o k
D e c id e d ly I n te re s te d
A s you a p p ro a ch ed !
N o w y o u c o u ld n 't
M a k e th e old c lo th e « m a n
L o ok you r w ay.
B u t. s till, y o u 'll do.
T h a t Is, y o u 'll h a v e to.
W e n eed y o u a f e w w e e k s n
I n o u r b u s in e s s
A n d th e n m e r r ily
A w ay
T o th e b o n e y a r d
O f old h a ts
W e w ill s t ill to le r a t e y o u .
B u t, n e v e r th e le s s .
P le a s e u n d e r s ta n d
That
Y o u g iv e u s a p a in .
Obeyed Instructions.
f-
Humor on? Philosophy
By DUNCAN H. IM ITI
Excuses are something that every­
body makes and nol»ody wants, to
what become* of them?
Thinking la very hard work, but few
people look wearied from that cause.
A thick akin Isn't beautiful, but It la
often comfortable.
Tt>* m.u-Ui has lta share of trouble.
" M in s tr e l, s in g o f lo v e . I p r a y ! "
" I w ill s in g y o u d u s k 's firs t s t a r ;
N i g h t ’ s p a le p a s s io n s t r o v e w it h «iay;
S e t it w h e r e a l l lq s t th in g s a re .
S h r in e f o r s o n g , f o r h o p e, f o r p a in .
Y e t . a la s , a s t a r m u s t w a n e ! ”
" M in s tr e l, h a s n o t lo v e a s o n g ? "
" 1 s h a ll s in g y o u a s I w ill.
B ee w h e r e s u m m e r s t e a l s a lo n g .
B o u g h s o e n e a th h e r k is s e s t h r ill;
S tr ip p e d th e ir b lo o m a n d d e s o la te
I n th e b it t e r d a y s t h a t w a i t ."
" G o , th en , m in s tr e l; g o y o u r w a y ! "
A ll I h a d to y o u I b r o u g h t.
P a s s io n ’ s b ir th , li fe ’ s r o u n d e la y .
D a r k a n d lig h t In s in g in g w r o u g h t.
M a tin ,- v e s p e r , c h im e a n d k n e ll.
W o u ld y o u h a v e lo v e ’ s s o n g ? F
w e l l! "
— V i r g in ia W e o d w o r d C lo u d .
Delilah.
E v e rm o re I h e a r m y nam e
B la r e d u p on th e c r u e l s tr e e t.
E c h o e d In m y c lo s e r e tr e a t.
B r e a t h in g f a m e a n d b r a n d in g s h a m e ;
E v e r m o r e it m o c k s m y d re a m .
T h o u g h I w e a r th e p u r p le flne—
A ll th e p o m p o f P a le s t in e —
R a v e n s o v e r G a z a scream ,
" D e li la h ! "
A n d w h e n m o s t I s h o u ld b e g a y
F o r m y tr iu m p h , lo , m y s ig h t
D a r k e n s In a n o t h e r 's n ig h t.
A n d a c c u s in g v o ic e s s a y ,
" G u i le m a y li g h t ly v a n q u is h od d s.
B u t th o u g h m o r ta ls p a y th e p rio e
A n d a c c e p t th e s a c r ific e .
T r e a s o n 's h a t e fu l to th e go d s ,
T V llla h ! "
S a m s o n , b o w in g r e v e r e n t knew
U n to I s r a e l 's G od a n d th in e .
D id s t th o u th in k I lo v e d n o t m ln e f
U n to h im I y ie ld e d th e e !
Y e t —o h , m ig h ty In t h y f a l l ! —
G r o p in g s t ill th y G o d to fliul.
B o n d a n d b ou n d , b e r e f t a n d b lin d .
H a p p ie r ‘ h ou th a n s h e t h e y c e ll
D e lila h !
- F l o r e n c e E a r le C o a t e a
At the End ef the Dey.
When you feel that you ha vs to be
disagreeable, visit your enemies.
If there’s anything a crooked Indi­
vidual (lose not want. It la a square
deal.
T h e S t r o l l i n g M in s t r e l.
“ M in s tr e l, p r a y y o u s in g o f lo v e I"
“ I « hull s in g th e b u t t e r f ly
H o v e r in g e a c h b lo o m a b o v e ,
C u u g h t b e tw e e n th e e a r th a n d s k y .
C la s p it c lo se , w h a t c a n I s in g ?
M e m o r y a n d b r o k e n w in g ."
T h e r e Is n o eMcape b y th e li v e r ,
T h e r e Is no flig h t le f t b y th e f e n ;
W e a r e comi*aji»4>d a b o u t b y th e s h iv e r
O f th e n ig h t o f t h s lr m a r c h in g m en.
G lv u a c h e e r !
F o r o u r h e a r ts s h a ll n o t g iv e w a y ;
I l e r e 'i to u d a r k to m o r ro w .
A n d h e r e 's to a b r a v e t o d a y !
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Being a plain everyday citiasn
doesn't get your name In the paper,
but neither does It keep you awake
nights.
Fiske, the best printer.
but It Is always wilting to boost yours.
"D on’ t you se« that sign, ‘ N o Fishing
A llo w «!?* " demamled the Irata owner
of tltc inland lake.
"W ell," replied the complacent fish­
erman, "I wnsn't fishing aloud. You
•ee yourself that I am fishing softly
right now.”
The Reason.
"W hy do you always carry a chip on
your ahouhler?"
"Because It ia sure to attract a lot of
fool attontion."
And He Couldn’t Stay In.
*T novar could got my own consent
to fall In loro."
"W hy n o t r
"T oo mach trouble to got o u t"
T h e t a le o f th e ir h o s ts Is c o u n tle s s
A n d th e t a le o f o u r s a s c o re .
B u t th e p a lm Is n a u g h t to th e d a u n tle s s .
A n d tiie c a u s e Is m o re a n d m o re ;
G iv e a c h e e r !
W e m a y d ie , b u t n ot g i v e w a y ;
H e r e ’s to a s ile n t m o rro w .
A n d h e r e 's to a s to u t to d a y !
G o d h a s s a id , " Y e s h a ll f a l l a n d p e r is h ,'
B u t th e th r ill y e h a v e f e lt to n ig h t
I s h a ll keep In m y h e a r t a n d c h e r is h
W h e n th e w o r ld s h a v e p a s s e d tn n ig h t
G iv e a c h e e r !
F o r th e so u l s h a ll n o t g iv e w a y .
H e r e ’ s to a s ile n t m o rro w .
T h a t Is b o rn o f a g r e a t to d a y !
-" M o r e B ongs F ro m
V a g a b o rw fla ." b y
R ic h a r d H o v e y a n d B U ss C a r m a n
hare stood the te s t fo r ov er 50 years,
an d are s t ill in th e lea 1. T h e ir absolute
c e r ta in ty o f grow l!», t'.icir un co m m o n ly
la rg e y ie ld s o f d e lic io u s vegetab les and
b e a u tifu l flow ers, m a k e them the m ost J
1 reliab le a n d the m ost p o p u lar ev ery ­
w here. Sold b y a ll dea lers. 1 U 07 j
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~ Annual free on request.^
D. M. FCRRY A CO..
Detroit, Mich.
Cold Storage
Meat Market
D A LL A S, OREGON
All kinds of meats, including
fish sud poultry.
SMtiafso-
tion guaranteed.
GORKE & SHAW
ms
WOMENS
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to th o s e w ho la r k It; It w ill re ta in
It fo r th o s e w h o a lr e a d y p o s se s s It;
it w ill e n a b le y o u to s u c c e s s f u lly
c o m b a t th e ra v a g eie o f w e a th e r a n d
tim e. D o n ’ t d o u b t—d o n 't a rg u e . J u s t
tr y R o b e rtln e .
Y o u r d r u g g is t w ill
g iv e y o u a fr e e s a m p le .
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