Bohemia nugget., July 25, 1902, Image 4

BOHEMIA NUGGET.
HOWARD & HENRY,
Proprietor.
CJ.tlOWAMr Mr
tBIIW.lfljNRV, - AimcW. fiJItoi
nd Rualnui Mifwucr.
KHwHt Iftr vM(i(!Ir t 0te nnwe,
HHirTptlitt.'l.. I !-.
rfrlMng ICoIck umi'rt ki,li upon
ftpptlrnllftn.
This year will mark big lm
provcmcrits In CottnRe Grove.
Congressman Tongue Is lieitig
mentioned as a possible cnmlirintc
for tlie U. S. senntc. The Indian
war veteran ntc especially Inter
ested in his candidacy mid tluotigh
ont the state arc indorsing him for
the office.
TtllH llrt:it U kept on Stent K. IU '
MrtrtMat Airmcy. lnJ Mewlijnte hx
tkAnn, Mti FrunrlMD, Utlltemta. wkere ron
irctlottrerlllnjrrn beinedii for II.
I?ki bay, July 25. 9-
The state has offered Mrs. Wago-
i net, who found the boly of Convict
Mernll, the princely sum or 300.
Technically, the state may lie ah e
to hold the reward on the ground
that Merrill was not captured, etc.,
but morally it is under obligations
to pay the rewntd. and In view of
the fact that the lady only asks
$1500 of the origiral icward, it
I seems only just that it be paid her,
IMMIORATION MKN VISIT
TAUU (1ROVU.
COT-
Confer With .Mayor and a Delegation
Of Representative Dullness Men,
Decide to Atlvcrtl.o City and
Surrounding Country,
NQT1CK l'Olt I'UnUOATlON.
ttnlttnl Stilton Land Office,
ltowlmnr, Ore., July IS. JWJ.
Notice In hereby kIvou Mint In com
pllauce with the provlHloiw of tho net
ot (Joukivnh of Juno il, 1878. entitled
"An uctfortliemilo (timber l.utds
In tln Stiiton u( C.tlllornlii, Oivkoii,
NVvn.ln, nnil WuNliliiKUm Territory."
iih extended to all the lMilillo- liiuid .
Stiito liv net o( AtiiriiHt -I. IN'.. Oil
M. Yoiiiik, o( VI1I11, liouuty id ldimv
State ofOre.. limit hi duyllled In thin
o((lwhlHvoriiHtutiinont No. ami, lor
the piiivluiNeot tlio NW Ji iitSoellinwNo
iti, Towimhlii !S South, o( ItiumvSi
West mid will otter proot to xliow ,
SI'i'iQ At We' have .tlx waist pnttorns-.t yatd lcngtlin -In Criltat G111U Sllkn llnse
SJjTJJJpatterns sold early hi the season, aiul readily, ut COitfs tt yard. We 11,
1 . 1 ' ollerltig the teinnlndur, a yardi, at the very low price of 8'JotXi a yurils
$LfiG for four yard pattern. Thwte silkt, are vory desirable. You fan ufTbrd a silk wnMt nt
these pried. Come early It' you do not wish to bo disappointed. The) will not last long
SPUING IMC
mi
Jt Friday nl.er.100n n mini uXtX IH " 8iriiB
vovlmr 'tto'SX wi!!lr ' mHnw I V,i ij 'Wleultural purponw. and to wtitlM f Su,,U nlcu vnlU.,y nf ,cau.
..i . .Ill Unhid claim to wild land Ih-Ioiv .M11-, ,., , ... ...
,c hum iiiuiKn.
rliilHiiud iidvertlxliiK men who mv
N. I'oininlHN oner ut
.... 'it...t..,. il... ?n.
Orwroh. iirnuiKliur tor 11 uult.irni and .V.'w ' " "s " x '
... ; t . ... . iiii.i tu I'ti.i imw-
:"V"r...V . : Jle mum a-. wltncH-H
1... 1 .1... ""w.vv, t,rnm T. now.
Ill IliV tl...
nmkhiKiin extende.1 tour thnniKli ., ' ii
Dlmltlcs, l.awns, Linens,
Percales, Mii'llns, Silk.
Light weight goods for dtesv
"Men wanted!" This is the
headline seen on many posters and
which is simp in the ears of the
passers by as they scan the anxious
face of the farmer, and the mill
man, who are continually looking
for help to take care of increased
business during these exasperating
and tronblons times in which every
man endowed with a good physical
constitution can earn an honest
living and lay by something for the
"slippered pantaloon." Yet we
find a class of men, in many in
stances not far removed from crimi
nal inclination, who are "on the
bum," working their way through
tlie"grandest country, ever Hushed
with the strong tide o( opportunity.
There has been times iu the history
of this country when men, able
bodied men, had some excuse for
being out of employment. Today
there Is no excuse, save that of i -dolence,
laziness and general cussed-
ness. It is the duty ol every man
from a moral and fraternal point ot
view, to extend a helping baud
to those who are chilling in
the wake of the marble heart of
misfortune; but it has never been
made clear that it is the duty of
one man to encourage another in
idleness and criminal laziness by
" --, - 1 r.
tnoney when the producing classes
are soliciting labor, in return for
which good wages are offered,
payable in the best money on earth
at the close of the dav's work.
Charity is a commendable virtue,
but it is often abused and many
times encourages the non-produc
ihg class whose ambition is barely
above securing a "hand-out." to
sink still lower, oftimes into lowest
depths of vice and crime. The
well .meaning and thrifty man
would start in horrorat the thought,
but, while some may say that the
assertion -is far-fetched, the man
who extends the baud of charity to
the indolent and not infrequently
the vicious, technically at least, be
comes an accessory before the fact.
This question is one of the many
that should receive the attention of
all. Let us not aid and encourage
vice and crime and indolence at the
expense of charity. If a man is not
willing to work when there is work
to do and when he is physically
able, he is not worthy of assistance.
It should be a cardinal principle
throughout the producing classes
to abolish the "band-out" system,
to discourage beggary, by exacting
from every individual who seeks
assistance, that he adopted, the
"wage-earning" system as a means
of livelihood, which once adopted
cannot be otherwise than a me
dium by which he recognizes in
himself some worth and a trace of
manhood observed in those about
bim.
.lOHClill Ml lit'. 01 .
... .. ..... a l IIIIIIUV ltnill'.IIVM.MI. 1, tllHIIIt 1 .... A ... . ....ml ni u j rr H I A .
v , .. v. r;. loiniiu, ja-ncrai irviKin ami 1 . v-7- 1 .,,. ,, Oivirun .1. A . 1 .vi es, whimh ui ui'.uiauuin. WAY' " C; 'I
The Washington nho"' 1' llc V Y
might save a big bill of expense if M. McKlniie.v, of ( lilciiKo.Ki'iirriil Im- aiiv nnil nil iHrHons clutin uu ml-; i? , , In:. t .1 1s f i
thev would employ "Hill" Withers miration ..Bv.it tor the air ...mi u!"t i ...virlhcd & Jliv1 lrbility of the goods. Wj1 f
,0 take a Trac y for a week or two. a.tijK , fultnh '.luv rf i '
"Bill" is wise enough to keep his 1. a. fonUlu; It. M. Hall. i.dvcrtUuiK, l00 "r ,Kf,m Mnl'' J
hands off of propoMlions that do , nsvut of the O. It. & N. llnc.;J. i . U,(1,.H . lti-ixlntcr. !g
not concern him and his official yT - l r niiup 1 XTU
buMiiess, but it is fair to presume , i,1 IV.f tl!e o U. I T. K. HlohanlH.n, will Klv, nKrad 1 1 AOK C M T I v 1 A I N S.
that he would come "just n-lcetlc nnd 11. K.A Uninxhury, tnivelliur. I'rlw thill nt Cott..Kv tlriivu 11lm.it 1 ? now, when you nio needing I.nce Cuiliiinw, we'tc
ne'rder" pinching the cut throat frvl.t .,v.,t of the S. 1'. (;,,, the t hue o t '' 'v' .i, . ,,,LinL. the most comolcte a.sort.nent we have hud.
wiin iv ww muun iiuua- 111 iiu ""zz ' ""...H. .1
vMttim Wjim 1rlv1.11 hut. nit witliMu prllW Will lH UUTIU MmROUt
,.r,.,!,,..nf I for tlU'lllltC iH-tWIVII Alltf. IU 11 11(1 III.!
The City of Cottage Grove has a cltlwim of l ottnuv drove wore-ut the ' The most iH-nutltully iIiwkciI lady
water sy.stcm of which her citizens depot headed by Mn.vor.loli. and the I will nwlvn JjMwudi value. w-cimdlO
may well be proud but she is de- company was m-urtI to the par- mid. h i Ol wr ..w J" "w
-:,il.ii,. :.. nar r n loivof Al.lohnson, liilnli.j? umniifr l'i'ii. 1 lie full list w ill up-
cidedly lame in the matter ol a . uf Ull u,Koyi 1Knr In next Ihmuc.
sewerage system, auu tins leaturei Miijor Job cnlUil the incvtiiiK to,
alone is auverseiv commentert tipoir onior ami .Mr. .McKinney Htntoit tlie . . . .......,
by strangers vi.Mtiiig the city. ' Ject of the visit Inn brief mid clear j llEt'OUTOKTUKCONDiriON
Ktnm i caninrv niiitnoinl in nir. manner, njuuik mrui iiiu.i.v rviusoi H
I'tom a sanitary standpoint in par- , . ..i,, ,,f i. ,,.. ...,.i i or
licular, this matter should r.-ceive 0vcr.v city nhoutd take ndvAntiiKuorl,
me aiieiuiou 01 me city auiiioruies xue opportunity .inn ep
nt n onrl.. Hato ' With llll VLT tlslllIT llteriltlllll t
the e.vv of the great llooil ot I in ml-
The sheriff of King county. K," ' t,W 1 Of CottasoCmive. ... Cttapo Omvo,!..
Wash., who has been in pursuit of Several entliUHl.iHtte HiHt-clien woro the State nf Uirpm, atthevliMo of biml-
Tracy ever since the bandit mane' uuuie by otiiviniH ami cuiumih, una it ' nenn, July lilili, IIW2.
his appearance in that part of the ! ,lt: "uc "Kreed that at leant ).-; ltlWOlTRCKS.
I - . 1 l, vw ui nvn UMIl I'tiiuiiiiivv ir; ntn v i
sime.un Kive.i up in- CQa:,e a.iu to the Immlirratloti Hi renu at the Ui..m..1 .IIkvum.
gone home to attend the business uni-ltcst poKslble date to lie placed In : oeririn. Mtmt mm iinwnre.1
anairs ol his olhce having less re
sponsibility, and not calculated to
rack the body and brain so much.
Tho sheriff is doing the seusible
thing.' He, nor at.yone else, will
not
him
It lookslike the Manufacturers nail inane special eiioti to
turn out nothing hut beautiful patterns. We think you'll
find them just what you're looking Tor, and at smaller
prices than you expect to pay.
IJIK HBADV
will! mwm.
White Lawn .Shirt wnlMt
that yon con afford to buy
They nicKlylish nnd well
inudi. Tucked in fiont
mnl luck. TheiHt waist
are worth more thini we
ask for tlicin TVIJ.V,
Skirts in Chiili, Linen, Durks and
Ketgim, vory nicely mmlu.
Our I.lncti Skirts cut lateM
Style, 70 i)0o (0 $1.3$.
Alut the f.rtcc you will iy for
the mntetinl.
Muotlu UudertrNruieiil!,
I.:it4fit iiHHortiiicul in
the city, at very low
pi ice.
my rviuioi h I j
li!Tlic First National Bail AT NEWLAND'S
IT NEWLAiMD'S
V H. llunil In f cure elrcnlallmi
1 lrmlm on t . llomW
: Plocki. ,(MMirlUf.. tic .
the ImmlH of liouioveekeix,
Thlx book when KOtteii out will
deal directly with Cottiuse drove
(Hill HurrouilillllK IllteiVHtH. lunklnlioiif. lurnlluro anilllJlurn (M
IM... ...l...luti.. tnntinimim .w..w.i. I llni. fn.in 'tliIll lUtlkl fill). K.ritf
All. .... ....r...... . n I " . I U
to take upou Itnelt the n-tipoiiHlblllty ! Agnu) . lvni9a?cS
I
2.W1 W
11,M0 Ol J
6.6IK 38 I r!
A HUMMER FOR THE SUMMER!
ontrli 1 rnrv hv lr(niMfT nltpr'i" iiuvuriim: Miaiu m il wmiu,l uw iivhi
-w f "- i .1 .1 11. 1 t It ' ft!..... - ...1
with a lot of disorderly ptck- to ,A u , , , t, lllM , l)f i Fcton
ppnnesl rwrvo hkphU. .
o.hercili Item
I4i.r currency. ulcLitU.
ups, who, Jl they have it, do not the bureau mich literature um will N)t niecut.
use sense enough half the time to , forth the ndvnnt!wn of the loenlltlen i-wrui. x.mer mrr. is nixk. v.:
catch a jackrnbbit. The only way I rc)resonted. 1 tici h.wu
to rret Tracv is to nut a counle oft 'ost. "J.: !" .-
, , , ,. mure nun own iniiiii: iiiriniKiioui ini-i
shadowson him to dog his every Mtiite.ninKlnjri.il the way from 50,000!
move. Iu the course ot a month . to oOO.ooo copies of pampliletn. iMcnii.timi (un.i nii r. -sTn-m'
rrtwr liiw tvitl a.nl. Til,,, hnnmnfr ' It In n Kchemu t hut every town nnd is n-m ol circuUiluiii .... e w
- "rr-b-1 ., , ,., ,i.,u,,i, .j,..,.,,,,!,,,.
S ALL IOADS LEAD TO
j LURCirS STRAW HAT SALE.
l,7 V, "gj
r &i
Latest Varictv nf St vies.
i
1
NOTICK FOK l'UHLICATION.
Irilimtle eiicouraja-mt'iit. It nieaiii Toul
Hon. Thos. Tongue has been en-; tliouBnnuH otiloilai-K to the Mtnte mnl
dorsed by the Indian war veterans
for United States senator. This
grand organization of sturdy
pioneers could confer no greater
honor upon their benefactor than
to make an indorsement of this
kind, and while Mr. Tongue is em
phatic iu his statement that he will
not allow ln3 name u.sed in connec
tion with senatorial honors, he is
LUBILUIM.
:'., oo
im ItifltiY nf iii.tiiilntlini rrtini Tint
i,.,-,. u.,nnn ,.f i... iTi.u.u. uiaimi .('pllMt(H'k i"llin
(Jnllrldrl I'tnlllit. lc cinc .i't
j luxes h.1.I SC
; Nallouiil llnk Hu.MoiiUUnillnit !3,vw (V
lino tu Tnlil Cuinimnln unit HtIhk
United Statet IjiiiiI Ofllee. innk 7 m
Notice I
plhince with tlieimi'
of Coiikiwm of June:!,
.i;(.SM il 1
ItOhcburK. Ore., July 18. 100.'. in,iuiiul Wpoli niii).-i to check uuio u M
L-e Ih hereby jjtven that la coin-) i,mnilriiricUiolduiu i.Hi :i Jgi
: with tlieprovIrtloi.H of the net j ! Urf
irrwM of June:!, liiS, vntltlod tuim
'hi"1: t,u'.H?.loJ)f ,1,,,llM'If; himh' s.utc of Oregon, i
Sluti'K of C'jillfnrnlii. Ureiron.t (.
just the man to fully appreciate! Nevada, niiinViwhhiKton'IVTrltory." i Hp-of iJine.
the honor it bears hi'nV. Mr. - ffig u I LMerbenkh,
Tlie body of David Merrill was
buried in the prison graveyard
without prayers, tears or regrets.
A loathsome thing, scarcely recog
nizable as the medium through
which many dark and bloody
crimes were committed, the only
thought after identification was
complete was to get the body out
of sight under lull four feet ot earth.
The events of the past month indi
cate that Merrill was the tool, as
later be was the victim, of Tracy,
and thts permits a margin of pity
for him, which, however, does not
extend' to regret for his death or
the manner of it. Having lived in
defiance of law, be died as the fool
dieth, and was buried as the carcass
of a brute is buried, "to save the
i .1 A ti ri :
ty a nuisance -vicuiiiuij.
The marshal has been instructed
tofsee that property owners cut the
'weeds, thistles and grass surround
ing their property, and in pursu
ance of these instructions Marshal
Underwood has caused to be cir
culated and placed in the hands of
the citizens a notice to that effect.
The property owners should take
to this order kindly and save them
iselver expense and the city much
trouble by complying with there
quest promptly. Nothing adds to
the beauty of the streets, and there
fore the individual holdings, than
to cut and keep cut the weeds and
grass which, at this season of the
year, presents a very scraggy and
unkempt appearance.
Hardly a berry In the market.
.Herein Oregon, too, the best berry
country on God's earth. At this
time of year people nre willing to
pay almost any price forsmall fruit.
Still there are people who have
small fruit land and vegetable land
to burn, who tell us that there is
so market and notbin in garden
in; and sslsll fruit raising!
Tongue would make a senator of
whom his state would be justly
proad, but he is a mighty good
man in the place he now occupies.
While bis constituents would be
pleased to see him honored by sen
atorial election, it would be hard
to convince them that he can be
spared from his present official po
sition without marked disadvan
tage to the State of Oregon.
Il
. . . . ... i I rt"TJ
189-2. U-onard .Strnlht, of Uiikciic, mnnstl bank, .low.iemiiiy awem- unit mo k
County of Litne, State of Oregon, above statement i true to tlie licet ot my rgj
LACES, SILKS, RIBBONS.
. BEST ASSORTMENT
OF FABRICS.
w m W W
Shirt Waistseiioicc bul Inexpensive.
New Effects in Fine Hosiery.
NOTE OUK SFIX IAL C'UiLtiKICATaOiV Am). -
TUB BKST MNIMENT FOKSTKAINS
Mr. K. II. Wells, the. merchant at
Deer Park, Long Island, N. Y., oaya:
"I always recommend Chumberluin'H
I '.tin Halm as the. bent liniment for
strain. I used it last winter for a se
vere, lameness In the aide, remitting
from a strain, ind was greatly pleusetl
with the quick relief and cure it ef
fected." For eule hy Lyons & Apple
Kate, Drain. lienson Drug Co. , Cottage
15 rove.
Valuable
hernia for sale,
mining property
Jerome Knox
and Bo
llux this day filed in thin ollice hln
HwornntuteiiientNo.SyU7, for thepiir
clmHcot theSJj UK , NKK HKK &
SE KNEtf Sect Ion No. SI In TownnTilp
No. 17 S. ItiuiKuNo. 7 Went, awl will
offer proof to hIiow that the hind
Hought iBinorevulimhleforltH Umber
or atone than for agricultural ptir
poHetuuidtoeHtuhliHhliiH claim to wild
hind before Murle L. Wnre. V. S.
CoinmlHHloner.iit Eugene, Oregon, on
Monday, the tith day of Oct., l'JOJ.
He Hitmen an wltneHHeti:
Benjamin Owen, of IvUon, Lane
Co., Ore. Preston Iteevtu. of Hale,
Lane Co.. Ore , Charier. KlnninKcr,
Clair AVIIloUBhby, of Eugene, Ijhio
Co., Ore
knowledite and Iwhef
IIKKIIEUT KAKIN, CniOitcr.
Suhscrlbeif anil sorn to before mo'
this 21st .lay of July, lUO-J.
( ) J. E. V'nuxn,
beai. Notary Public.
( . ) Attest :
jD.iBwix llnMTow
N. W. AVhitb
Oko. M. Ha'i.kv
I.OST: On street between J. P.
Curran's-residence and depot, small
stick pin mnde from $2.50 gold
Anv Mini nil iwPHmiH cluliiitiiir iul ! niece. Finder please leave at J. r.
verbcly the above-dcHcrllicil hindx are Currin's drug store and receive re
rcqiicHttil to fllo their clalinH In thlH ! d Mks j p, CtJKRANS.
ofllco on or ln-foro wild 6th day
Oct., 190--.
J. T. Itiiiixnai. IteslHter.
of
Finn resident, choice lota, buaineaa
bloclcn for nale Jerome Knox A Co.
Huy property real property
throughtli e Cottage Grove Invest
ment Go., Rooms , Finn Bid.
I You're thinking of n new suit ami where to get it to the Iteit ndv.nit.iKe. If y mi'l1 Hpt oiiriiigKii-
I tion You'll buy it Now and Here. We bought our CI.OTIIIN'G frrtin the lrgett Wuilcn Mill in
I America, Finishing the Cloth they Weave into Clothing. Their ClmhiiiK beiiin tliii Kiinrnutce.
-& ''The goods in this garment contain no cotton or auyother (idultcrati u and w will foifeit ino.ix)
I if cottoii be found in the wnrp or filling of snnie." Mavi'IIH.ii Woot.it.v Mn.iji, MAi'oiAni)KHi.
f MOT! I PA lir
a ItriiiKyoiirllttluulmpn to ourHtoivinid lit them out hi tliowi Natty Vmttv SiiIIh. iikth !i toll vwirw. Knm
A I'antfi Siiit for boyH, from :t to l'J y.-ai-H. Mcim and Mo.vk' clothing, a full MocU. Mimih'iiII wool hiiIIh. iiii .
Hhoddy, no cotton, iih low iim 510.0(1 per huh. niiiih ror?io.ou i.h kihmI hi iUKl In $aS.(Hi SiiIIm cUewliem.
";"stvai nuKKiim.DiiK.
LOOK HERE
COME IN AND SEE OUR LINE OF
CLOTHING
FOR HEN AND BOYS.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR
GOODS.
. D. LEROY, :
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
S noon FOR TEN CENTS ON
So HVKKY DOLL A U I'URCIIASIS
This Coupon is Valuable bring
it with you when you come,
TICKETS
TO AND l'KOM AM.
POINTS EASTI
W. S..CUK1SMAN.
Ivl.l llANOK.
The Fashion Stables
-VIA-
GREAT NORTHERN
IJailuay.
Shovt Una
' 'to
st, l'uul, Dnluthf
MlnneupoUn, Clilcayo,
' AND rOINTS A8T.
roitNKIt VAIN n'l HKC0XH HTHI'.Kl, I'OTT.MIIl (IKOVK,
(7I)i'isnriii) & BmiJst Ii'opi'l.ctui'.s.
' Also own and oppernte tlie Ilolieinia
(mil lllack Unite Stugc l.liica
i'irst-Class Turnouts, Double or Sfiigle.
Reasonable Prices .r
1
1
Through 1'ulaco 'and TonrlHt filiTjcrH
. . I?injnsjuiiU!J1ii5!tS,.1!yki'''l.'.
Mbrarv Cam.
DAILY TRAIN'S: FAST TIMKs
Knr Kates, I'otilcru unil Knll Inforina..
lion regarding Ticket HoptcH, call on or
Hililreud
J. W.l'HALON.T. I'. A;
II, 1UCKBO.N, U. I, A.
122 St., Portland Ore.
A..U, C. DKNNISTON., 0. W. V. A.
CIS Flrit Avenue, Beutlle WmIi,
TUB HAMK OLD 8T0KV.
T A Lfrtll.f fAlalnu tin Avrnri(tninKlllll
lar.to that jvhlqli has hunpunod In id
.,... .rr.i,.i;i.ri,,,i r, iim trnt.0.1
KLitfta and Iiuh been to 111 una ro-told by
thoiienndd of otliirs . Ho nayn: "1-aU
summer 1 una an iihuck 01 nvsuniury
and purchased u Iwttlo o(Chamberliliir
UUiiij, viu,, ,1.,.. ..i.Mii"" -r..--r ,
which 1 used nccordlnff to dlreotioiiH
nnd with entirely sntlsfuctoiy results.
ml... lKn..l.l.. ....lunnnlrntlml .Mil. Il nll1ftlrni
Alio IIUUUIU TTWOVWIIVIvilfc.. .. .........
than former i.ttucks when I used otlior
remedies." Mr. Kelly Is a noil knovvii
citizen of Hendorson, SI. U. r snio
liv T.vnnu Ar A nntpirillll. Drain. Ilt'.lSOII
IJrng C"o, , Cottngf ilrovc.
SHANAFKhT'S
Photograph
Gallery
, New backgromids'-aud acces-
1 it
15 yeans
experience
8 years iu
PortlaiVd." Nothing hit firt.t-clas
work; - All-work Riinrantced.
Lowest jiriccs, call and examine
work.
Opposite Masonic liall. West
side, Cottage Grove. -
As IJioOld Mnjcl
Saicl SvJiojj SI 10
.Iv i ssc cl 1,1 ie
Xwiif.
Good fire and burglar proof safe
for sale tit a bargain. K.tkin &
Urittow,
Our mis arnbl.ort un swcutaml light
Id tho jtoint.
PURE DRUGS
RIGHT PRICES
ISi'clmut &, Morgan
DRUGGISTS.
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