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TIE HEPPNER GAZETTE
Published Every Thursday.
BY
CORL1ES MEKRITT,
Editor a.n.cL Eaiia.grr.
SUBSCRIPTION
One Year -Six
Months
Three Months
RATES-
$1.80
73
BO
Aduertising Rates Made Known on
Application.
Eutered at the Postoftice at Heppner, Oregon,
as secoud-clasg matter.
A LITTLE SUFFERER
Face, Hands and Arms Covered With
Scrofulous Humors How a Cure
Was Effected.
"When five years old my little boy had
scrofula on his face, hands and arms. It
was worst on his chin, although the sores
on his cheeks and hands were very bad.
It appeared in the form of red pimples
which would fester, break open and run
and then scab over. After disappearing
they would break out again. They caused
intense itching and the little sufferer had
to be watched continually to keep him
from scratching the sores. We became
greatly alarmed at his condition. My
wife's mother had had scrofula and the
only medicine which had helpd her was
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Wo decided to give
it to our boy and we noted an improve
ment in his case very soon. After giving
him four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla
the humor had all been driven out of his
blood and it has never since returned."
William Bartz, 416 South Williams St.,
South Bend, Indiana.
You can buy Hood's Sarsaparilla of all
druggists. Be sure to get only Hood's.
Hrwl'a Dillc rel.rverill:eaiiyttake,
I1UUU S I HIS oitsy to operate. 24 cents.
A D VKRT1SKD LETTERS.
I KTTKK8
ADVERTISED
AT HKPl'NEH
lJ Or., July 17,
, 1899.
lienkel, II F Smith, Mr I.iemis
Martin, I) D Tyler, Mrs Martha
Perry, Mr R K Yaw, 0 .M
When calling for these letters please say
advertised. B. t'. Vauuhan, P. M.
Local Notes.
Advertise vonr wares.
Jrf Do not overlook vaccination.
Toe cream and soda at Hart Bros.
Tbe courthouse is being repainted.
Dr. Greenlee Introduces tbe latest
In
' , dentistry. ,
Litest Chicago markets report grain
weak; livestook, steady.
Dr. Greenlee, tbe well known dentist,
is here. Call ou him at otioe.
Arthur Olarke, tbe new jeweler, is lo
oated next door to tbe oandy factory, tt
Tbi9 ie tbe weather that drives tbe
small boys into tbe swimming bole.B of
tbe oreek.
Frank Sloan, while in the John Day
oouutry last week, bought up quite a
number of cattle,
Take your watches, olooks and jewelry
to Arthur Clarke for repairs; be guar
antees satisfaction. tf
Dr. 3. W. Vogel, specialist for refrac
tion and defeots of tbe eye, will be here
every three months. 648-lyr
Andy Tillard's buokboard ran away
Wedneeday, but wbs stopped at Mr,
Cowbdb' place undamaged.
Arthur- Clarke, tbe jeweler, is also a
practical watchmaker. Give him a trial
Lie guaranteed all his work. tf
Thanks to the 11 luriug mill shutdown
for snrinkled streets. It is truly an
"ill wind that blows no good."
Dr. Hunlok now occupies bis new
home on Main stieet, wbicb is decidedly
comfortable and nea'ly arranged
Beat accommodations end courteous
t reatmeut at tbe Imperial Hotel, Seventh
.. llaaKin..lnn afroAla Pnrilttnrt.
Oioar Minor and Tbos. Marlatt Bold
120 head of feeders this week, whioh will
be taken to Butter oreek for fattening.
If you want Bankers' Life insurance
, the cheapest and most reliable in exist
ence, call on C. Merritt, Gazette office.
The Summer season introduces itself
Hart Bro's tender in an ioe cieam fest-
i val. All are invited to their cool par
lors, tf
Sam Jones, the world renonoed evan
selist, ia at Oregon City this week aud
deliver three lectures befjre the meeting
of tbe stote Chatequa association
Wa are indebted to tbe University of
"oronn. looated at Eugene for a . copy
r.r h rnlleee jnrnal. a handsomely
printed, and well edited magazine
ReDort oomes from Jess Stewart that
reofnily be made an anction sale of 12
head of young unbroken horses at Eu
gene aud averaged $21 50 per head.
Hiuoe Pry Wilson was taken home
ronnrta are that be has beeu gradually
sinking, and ia in sucn b weakened con
dition that be ia unable to take nourish
nieut.
Be not deceived! A cough, hoarsnesa
or croup are not to be trilled with
dose in time of Huilob's Cure will save
vim rvinrh trooble. Sold by Conger &
Varreo. v
Tvnpnsia cured. Sbilob's Vitaliner
immediately relieves sour stomach, oom
ini? ud of food distress, and is the great
kidney and liver remedy. Hold by Coo
r eer A Warreu.
Cure that cough witb Sbilob's Cure.
Tbe beet oough oure. Relieves croup
promptly. One million bottles sold last
year. 40 doses for 25cts. Sold by Coo
ler & Warren.
Paul FUnuiifiiu heroically stopped
1 wagou outfit under full
four borse wooi
headway by retelling tbe leaders on
the!
fly, Wednesday, preventing ubukdiuuo
Might down Main street.
Bst touKh tirup. Tatet Gj(4.
in lift. N-r'fl P7 arusir:w.
Berj. Mitnews will soon begin tbe
erection of a very neat five-room cottage
on the desirable lot situated between
his borne and that of Attorney Rsdfleld,
on Main street.
Ladies, take the beet. If yon are
troubled with constipation, sallow skin,
and a tired feeling, take Karl's Clover
Tea, it is pleasant to take. Sold by
Oonser & Warren. v
Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pleasant
laxative. Regulates tbe bowels, purities
tbe blood. Clears tbe complexion. Easy
to make and pleasant to take. 25 cts.
Sold by Oonser A Warren. v
"I bave osed Obamberlin's Cougb
Remedy in my family for years and al
ways with good resnltp," saya Mr. W B.
Cooper cf El Rio, Cel. "For umall
obildren we find it especially effective."
For sale by Cocser & Warren.
Tbe first of tbe week Judge Bartholo
mew took the children belonging to Mrs.
MoDongal, tbe woman left here reoently
penniless, to the Boys' and Girls' Aid
Society, in Portland. Tbe mother went
to tbe mountains in the employ of Tom
Quaid.
John McCarty and E. W. Ralston, tbe
fat stock buyers, came baok to Heppner
on Tuesday night's train to receive and
ship tbe stnok bought here a few da) s
ago. These two genial buyers always
find the ''htob string" out for them all
over this oouuty
Chas. Teft and Mike Galloway re
turned from the Laura mine, situated
one mile above Hamilton's mill, tbis
week, and report the Spokane company
pushing work energetically under look
acd key. They are secretive, and it is
snspioioned that sensational reports will
oome from there soon.
Persons contemplating purchasing
residence property in Heppner in order
to take advantage of our unrivaled
sohool faoilities will do well to oall on
or address L. W, Briggs who has tbe
choicest location in Heppner. F mr and
one tbird lots, smll bouse on one, wil
sell in pieoe or diviiJp, tf
$10 Reward Lost in tbe mad adjac
ent to Lexington paik, July 5tb, a gold
watob, with tbe name of Henry Welob
engraved on the inside case. If returned
tbe reward will be paid and tbe kindness
appreciated by Otis Welob, of Rhea A
Welob. Tbe watch is alone valuable to
him as a gift from bis father.
Report oomes from tbe sheep camp of
W. B. Finley on Brub oreek, Grant
county, that tbe irrepressible sheep
Siller bad ambushed and killed over 40
bead of bis sheep. Before "Uncle Sam"
musters out tbe Oregon heroes from tbe
wilds of tbe Philippine islands he bad
better turn them loose in Graut county,
as their work is needed tbere badly.
A yonng boy, said to bave been tbe son
of Umatilla's deputy sheriff, rode an ex
oeptionally good borse into town,
offering him for sale at 8-15, including
bis saddle, and authorities, being some
what suspicious, telephoned bis father,
wbo replied that tbe borae was the boy's
and be could act bis pleasure. H. A
Thompson at onoe bought tbe animal,
and is oredited with having made tbe
best bargain offered in tbis section for
many a day. Tbe lal at onoe began
negotiations for a bicyole, but before
purchasing took the train in the direc
tion of the metropolis.
Dr. Penrose Lectures.
On Sunday morning aud evening Dr,
Penrose, president of the Whitman
College, lectured, and those fortnnate
in attending listened to one of the ablest
speukers and brightest educators our
country possesses. His "Story of the
Life of Dr. Whitman" was listened to
ith rapt attention, and detailed tbe
early history ( f oar thriving northwest
The professor has been associated witb
tbe college as its president for five years
and bas brought it up from a very
bumble basis to a standard and recog
nition as one of tbe beat educational
institutions on tbe ooaet. Born in
Germantown, a suburb of Philadelphia,
and eduoated in our highest colleges, be
is equipped for tbe develoiment of
young minds which will oarry onr Da
tion along tbe fatnre lines of unrivaled
progress. Important in bis mind are tbe
sooial and industrial conditions of
Amerioa, and be will be one of the prime
movers in adjusting conditions, reward
ing honest endeavor. We enjoyed
pleasant call from the professor who
inserts, beginning witb tbis issue, an
adverlisment calling attention to tbis in
stitntion of learning, wbiob is already
olaiming the greater share of tbe north
west patranaue and will continue to in
crease in importanoe.
Matrimonial.
Sargent-Frizelle Wednesday even
log, at b.i north bixiu street, s quiet
wedding ceremony took plaoe, tbe
parties being Charles C. Sargent sn
Mrs Annie Frizelle. Tbe bridegroom
bss been for tbe PBSt 21 veari s well
known hotel man of Heppner. Th
bride, whose relatives reside in Colorado,
was for three years in obargeoftbe
boys' department of Ibe Orphans' Horn
in Sooth Portland. Among the guests
were tbe father and mother of tb
groom, Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Sargent, wbo
lately eelebra'ed the 60tb anniversary o
their marriage. They bave long lived in
Mitchell. Crook county, wbere Mr. Har
gent was a pioneer merchant. Tbe brid
! looked very attractive in a pearl gray
costume, relieved witb white trimroinirs,
tbe effort beiog heightened by a back
ground of palms and foliage plants, in
front of which tbe eonple stood. Rev.
Mr. Powell, temporarily in chares of
Trinity Eplsoopal obarch, performed the
ceremony, and I tie wedding maroh mas
I'layed by Mrs. Sprsug.-Oregcmmu.
I1UO KKWAUD!
Will be puiJ for information leading
to tbe arrest and conviction of any per
son stealiog cattle branded " WH" eoo
neoted on the If ft ?iJ- Waddle on the
now, FfHCT HpaifM,
Personal.
E. C Ashbaugh was in Heppner Monday.
Frank Sloan came in trom Butter creek Mon
day. Walt Richardson Is In Cannyon City on
b isiness.
Jim Nunnamaker came to town Tuesday,
weighing 275 pounds.
Tom Buckley returned from Colorado, where
he went with a stock train.
Mrs. Harry Mills dignifies the Ice cream par
lors of Hart Bros' confectionary.
Joe Meyer, the well-known tobacco man of
Portland, was in town this week.
Emmet Cochran, the prominent Monument
sheepman, was in town thts week.
Emile Hcharff, the Monument sheepman, was
in town yesterday, returning today
John Ayers and family have returned from
Hitter, where he has sheep interests.
Mrs. Wra. Ross came up from the city of lone
Monday night, remaining a few days.
M. S Maxwell came in from an assessment
trip this week, but Is again In the field.
Mrs L. J. Estes, with her little daughter, left
for a visit with her mother at John Day, this
morning.
Mrs. Ada Redford Sproat is spending a few
days in Heppner, combining business with
pleasure.
Miss Bertha Cate contemplates an extended
visit to Walla Walla and the sound cities in the
near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leland now occupy the
pretty home of Mrs. Dr. McSwords during her
Eastern stay.
Pete Devia returned for a day's visit with his
Heppner associates Tuesday, wearing a crop of
Haifa on his chit).
J, B. Carmichael, of Lexington is in town to
day aud reports haying In full blast aud grain
prospects slim in that section.
Miss Iren Riggs returned from a three weeks'
Visit in Portland this week, and bas again
pened her dressmaking parlors.
Mrs. W. W.Smead went to The Dalles oh Mon
day's train to attend the Grand Lodge Degree of
Honor, which convened there Tuesday.
W. L Utbson, accompanied by his wife, reg
istered at the Palace last night. Mr. Gibson
represents the firm of the Ben C. Irwin Co.
Newt Jones, accompanied by his family, left
ith a band of cattle yesterday morning for
Idaho, where he will make his future home.
Mrs. F. J. Hallock accompanied the family of
Mr. Potter here from Bumpier, and will visit
er parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Minor, for some
ine.
Will Spencer is roaming the hills in the
einity of Dayvilln in search of his span of
black horses, which escaped him there last
week.
Harvey Blake, the prominent Reck creek
sheepman, is hauling Mb wool to the ware
houses here, aud trading extensively with our
merchants.
Chas Bartholomew and Shirley Thompson
have just returned from a short stay at Teal
springs. They report the world at a standstill
n that section.
The many friends of Mrs. Harry Bartholomew
will rejoyce In her recovery from one of the
most serious conditions on record. The parents
have a bright little baby.
Frank Jones was with ub again this week for
day. Frank is yet loyal to Heppner, but is
compelled to accept his lot In the new stock
range on the John Day river.
Thos. E. Brown, is travelling the county
thoroughly with the latest history of the
Hpanish-American war. This book will be
read by nearly every person in America.
Miss Bertha Adkins left this morning for the
Willamette valley, where she will visit relatives
and friends for some time. Her sister, Miss
Maggie, accompanied her as far as The Dalles
Billy Myers abandoned the circus at Lone
Rock and is touring the interior with a dra
matic company and meeting with success. He
writes that hot winds are working destruction
to grain.
Miss Elizabeth Mutlock left this week for
Portland, where she is at present visiting Miss
Henrietta Blnsheimer. Before returning she
will visit the family of Hon. Thos Tongue, and
other valley points.
W. E. Brock with his family leave for Trout
lake, Washington, situated near the base of Mt.
Adams, for a few weeks' stay. While there
they expect to register witb the Mazamas at the
summit of the snow peak.
T. R. Lyons, formerly a partner of Hon. W.
R. Ellis, in the practice of law, and a decided
favorite in Heppner, his returned for a vKit
from J ii no, Alaska, where he holds the position
as towiiKite commissioner.
Bob Hart has retired to the shady side ol
Black Butte for a short season, We mistrust
that turning the handle of the ice cream freezer
with the temperature at a huudred or more
prompted the happy thoughts of the mountain
resort.
Wm, Corson's mother arrived here on Tues
day evening's train from lone, and for the
present will take up their abode in the rooms
vacated by Dr. Metzler, this being the only
available living quarters atibrded in tbe city
of Heppner.
Mr. D. Garrigues, brother of Park, has located
permanently in Heppner. and is now connected
with Wm. Cowins in the Ice and soda business.
Mr. Garrigues was with the well-known firm ol
Honeyman. DeHart & Co., of Portland, for a
number of years.
Mr. Hughes a bright young accountant, ar
rived here recently from his home in Missouri,
and has accepted a position as book-keeper for
Brown & Hughes. He is a son of Mr. Chas
Hughes, brother of I. N., who paid him a visit
several weeks since.
R. C. Wills Is now in Portland making ex-
tensive purchases of lumber for the establish
ment of a lumber yard on the corner he recent
ly Intended erecting a hotel on. This is an en
terprise worthy of encouragement, and long
needed in Heppner.
Mr. BenJ. Potter, with his family, arrived here
last week from Bumpter, and will remain for
some little time with Mrs Potter's parents, Mr
and Mrs. E. Minor. During the absence ol
Mac Clark on a vacation, Mr. Potter will take
his place in the store.
Clans Johnson and Ma rtin Lovgreeu, of Cow
berry, paid the Gazette a pleasant call last Hat
urday. They have just made a purchase of
new header. They feel somewhat ihakcy
about the result of the hot winds, but will be In
good shape to get what is left.
Mr. Pniyn. J. J. Harris and Jaa. Roberts, dc
Kiples of Isaac Walton, (peut portion of the
week along the fishing streams of the Blue
mountains. Returning home their friends
were not overlooked, all being furnished with
about all tbe trout yarns they could swallow.
Dr. A. C. Greenlee, from Portland, is In Hepp
ner aud will associate himself with Dr. B. F.
Vaughn for a short period. Hie doctor la a
recognized leader In bis profusion In Portland,
and excels tn all branches of dental surgery.
The public are urged to avail themselves of
of this opportunity.
Herb Bartholomew ami (Mis Welch ae
threatened with constitutional complications I
and will go to the springs and mountain reaorls
at once, where they will recuperate. Cloea
application and long hours bave
made
changed man of Herb, upon which hit many
friends comment dally.
W. B, Barksdale, a newspsr man of Purlil.i,
Colorado, visited his uncle, Tom Ayers, this
week. Mr. Barksdaie is looking up western
locution, and has been tendered a position at
Eastern Oregon representative of the Morning
Oregonian. with probable headquarters at Pen.
dleton, which position he will probably accept.
H. J. Strickfaieu, formerly employed on the, great eecrifloe to merchandise of all
uaette, aud recently publlalier ol the Worl.l- kinds for the next sixty or niuey daya.
Heral.1 ot Kalrhaven. Wa.h , haa aevered nil ' We shall keep a complete linSff Staples,
connection with that papar, and will ao"n ' selling MM at coet of handling,
fr
launch the Pairhaven Kewe. Brother Wrtak.
(M'lfn, baa given tha
little touni city a
paper, ana in nn n
venture irjll pro-e pa
')t'-ff titig rouiprti'nr
THE
Remember it was The Fair that made values better and
in Heppner! ! !
White Shirts
White Laundried
reinforced bosom
Only 50c.
Crash Suits
Summer Comfort
the world over.
$1.99, $2.48, $2 79 $3.20
Best 4-ply Linen Collars 10c.
Best 4-ply Linen Cuffs 15c.
Culluloid Collars
A varied assortment of very neat
years of age. These suits are as fine
York City. The goods and trimmings
A few
M
THE ART OF BREWING
HCMP GOIvD
And now the entire world
Knows this perfect product
As the Star Brewery beer
STAR BREWERY CO.
203 Washington St., Portland, Or.
Whitman College....
FOUNDED IN 1859
In memory of Marcus Whitman, M.D., patriot and martyr
Highest Standards Classic,
Thorough Work Scientific,
Able Faculty Literary Departments.
Conservatory of M usic
Piano,
Voico, Organ, - Violin.
A Perfect Academy, with
Course. Receives Students
Magnificent Buildings
unnooLing
For information or catalogue, write to
Walla VT olio,
Frof. C. E. Smith, teacher of the Jerry Bro
man ichool on little Butter creek, wag com
pelled to bring till wife (formerly Mini Hamil
ton of the telephone nervlce) to Heppner for
treatment ai ahe la threatened with a nerioua
caae of fever. He waa unable to reiume teach
in thla week. Her many friendi earnealy
hope her caae will not prove acrioua.
A. Z. A. White, a real live Cuban, apent a few
daya in our little town thla week, doubtleaa
meaanring the "rough rldera" of our wild and
wool biinchcnuH country. Had we a Kooac-
velt In our midat, doubtleaa a campaign would
before thia have won world-wide recognition
for m, aa we have an abundance ot the wild
untamed aplrlt. of which Kooaevelt'a command
waa compoaed.
The Htcam lnndry.
Fred Krag, proprietor of the Heppner
Steam Laundry, baa bad tbe good for
tone to secure tbe aervioea of a flrtt
clasa lauodrymao from tbe oity and ia
oov prepared to give Heppner aa good
service aa ia lo be bad ia Portland.
Hpecial ratei iveo oo family waibiogn.
Tbis ia a long needed enterprise and
deserves tbe aopport of tbe people, tf
Tbe New Draprr.
Tbe Akera k Go's new patent dxapr
ill be sold by Gilliam fc Binbee tbis
aiseasoD. It is tbe Deal, coeapsai ana
most durable on the market.
NOTHK
Iu ordr to raise mouey to satiefy
creditors and plaoe Mat Ilalvurseu on
bis feet, we are oom pel led to make a
, HAT HaLVoEMta.
live i
Go. E. WiBT0, ' Jg','?i Of?;
FAIR
Fancy Percale Si
Endless Variety
Sold everywhere
for $ 1 . Onlysoc
5c.
ts
Swell Suits left Your last chance.
ONEY RETURNED IF GOODS
ARE NOT SATISFACTORY
Was Perfected by the
Production of....
On draught at
all popular saloons
Viola, Guitar, - Mandolin, Etc
Four Yean High School
above Eighth Grade....
Healthful Surroundings
influences
the Sacrttary of tha Faculty,
WoshinBton
Hmnpter la In It,
A ulbuce at tbe last issue of the Bump
ter pat er eliowa tbat tbere are more ad
vertiBpmenla in tbat paper by Baker
City mercbanta tbno in the Baker Oity
papeta. Evidently Baker Oity people
believe in the future of 8t)mpter and
bave nbnDdorjed Baker to tbe bow wows
Tbe Btiitemeut is made in Bumpter tbat
during the month of June one third
more tnerttliHiidise wah shipped ioto
Humpter tliHti was reoeiyed by Baker
merolmntD. Investigation at the freight
boinca show tbat do definite slatiatioa
bave been made, but tbat the Humpter
buHiuens was very heavy, owing to tbe
stocking up of several oew stores tbere,
and tbe shipment of a large amount of
freight for stores in camps beyond
Humpter. Baker City Kepobliaan.
Wood Wanted.
Now is tbe time for subeoribera
arrears to pay their subscriptions
wood.
Gazkttic
I'ersnDN troubled with diarrhoea will
be intereated io Ibe exoierieuce of Mr.
W. M. Buab, clerk of Hotel Dorraoee,
Providence, B. I. He saya; "Foraev-
eral years I have been a'moat a constant
offerer from diarrhoea, the frcqnent
attaoks completely protttrstmg tue and
reiiileriiiti me nnfil for my iliilies at thin
hotel. About two years mii a traveling
SftlemuHU kindly gave hie a small ImjIIIb '
of Cbaiuherlin's Colin, Cholera and I
Diarrhoea ltemedy. Much to my stir !
prise and delight its eff'-ots were tm-j
mediate. Whenever I felt symptoms o' ;
tbe diseaae I would fortify myself against '
the attack witb a few doses of tbis vain.- j
abla remedy. The resn!t bas been very 1
satibfaotory and almoat oomplete relief!
from the affliction." For bs's by Uouier ,
Madras Shirts
The Latest and Finest
neglige Shirts.
Very Swell
Worth $1.50. Only 95c
and 98c...
White Vests - - $2.38
Silk Vests - - - 3.39
Madras Vests - - 1.75
Elegant Patterns
Exceedingly Swell.
A Swell Line of Gent's
A Swell Line of Gent's
Best make of Overalls 39c.
and stylish suits for
as can be bought in
are the finest.
THE
A Leading Eastern Oregon Hotel
Every Modern
Drummers' Resort. Stockmen s Headquarters.
One of the finest equipped J'ars and Clubrooms
in the state in connection. . . .
Flrst-Ciass fcSfimiilo Rooms.
For Business Heppner is one of the Leading
Towns of the West. .
We are all out lor the
But you can make them all take your dust if you
The most reliable and easiest running wheel on earth.
Just ask a RaniMer rider about it.
Here it is. Isn't it a Beauty?
Only $40.
IDEALS, next best, at $25 and $30.
All lilted witb the great G k 3 oliuoher tires. Aoyone can repair them qtiiukly
without tools or previous experience. I do all ueoeaaary repairing, not due to
midline, free of charge for tbe seaaoo of "HI.
Second hand wheels from $5 up. A full line of cycle Roods constantly ou baud
at Portland prions.
All kiods of repairing- and all work guaranteed. If you bave anything that ueds
filing bring it in. Bioyolea to rent, ra per boar.
tlop juMt IxicK of Wnllai tt Co'a atore,
J. II. IiolitirtlHon, Heppner, Or.
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Confectionary
Fancy Groceries
Fruits
The Best of Everything.
prices lower
Lawn
Tenis
Shoes
Just what you
need for warm
weather, in camp.
Genuine comfort
60 and 68 cents.
Ties:
Nicrhtrobes.
boys from 3 to Iq
Portland or New
FAIR
Palace
Hotel.
T. B. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Strictly First-Class
Convenience.
Dost
Fully
Guaranteed
Telephone 13 4 rings, f
Smead & Co.
Ice Cream
Parlors.
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