BOHEMIA NUGGET.
C. J. Howard - .
Hnrton C, V. Brown
Udltor
tltndncsa Aljt'r.
Enltrtd the (joilntrk lit 0HI llrnre.
Ornron M ttmnA tlaw illr.
7ulicrlllnnrirl,tli, In itilinnre.
AiltrHMlig llHlrp ttiHf'ft known ilfili
ppllratloit
Una I'APMt Is kttrt on fllssl K.iTlko"i
A'1irtUliit Anni'v, MandM Metrlisnu Sj
clmnm, ftin rriinrl-rn, Csllfornls.. tore mm
irni i. for nAmtlslnt mn be d fnr il.
Friday, Skitkmhkk it 1903.
la wimil there (roin tmik enrw.
uhhat kxposition anicakni-
U AT rOUTl-A.Ml.
ninnr attractions linn lavn woured.
A special feature will lie theUrnnd I
Spectacular Hultet 'When Knight- I
hood wax In flower" by sixty trained
dancers In gorgeous costumes for tin
occasion."
It lias. beena-iM that the city is
powerless to act in the waiter of
providing a sewerage system lur
this city, nolivithsumliiiK that the
town is tmdly in neetl of legislation
ntoiiR this line. Il appeals that
there is no provision made, in the
charter under which the city is now
tloinc business. If this is the case,
it is to be reRtetteii. ami is one of
the most serious things with which
we hnvc to deal nt the present time.
C.ood health among the inhabi
tants of any city or community, de
pends almost entirely upon the
sanitary conditions surrounding
When we stop to consider things as
they really are in this city, il is
astonishing that there is as little
sickness in this community as there
is. Hut it does not hold that be
cause we have escaped fevers, and
the various contageous ills that
flesh is heir to, that we will always
escape. We have made no effort
to purify thiscil, even with the
means that is always at hand. The
city has passed certain ordinances
that are in the province ol the
charter, and they have been re
ceived, in the majority of cases, in
differently by citizens upon whom
said city ordinances had bearing.
A complicated condition arises here.
The citizen appears to make a bluff
at the citv Government in relusiug
to comply with the requirements of
the ordinance in question, and men
the city, or the city's official, upon
whom the execution of the ordi
nance falls, becomes tim d and fails
to execute the authority vested iu
him. The citizen is to blame for
not complying cheerfully and
promptly to all ordinances that are
of general benefit, especially in the
matter of1 improving the sanitary
conditions of the town. The city
is to blame for making an ordinance
the constitutionality of which is
beyond question, and not :cei ig
that it is most religiously exe
cuted. For years the ground in
the corporate limits of Cottage
Grove has been soaking with
poisonous gases. Householders,
in the absence of sewerage have
dug shallow vaults, and as they
have filled ur. and become
noxious add unbearable even to ttaeiAet (or the Mle of riniber I.aiid 111 tie
.,. fnr - ror n-1rlclt thev 1 btatn CalifurnUu Oresou, JSavada,
owner, lor tlieuse lor ulcn tne 1, Wa!iiii)!toii Territory as ex
were intended, they have again , leled to all Hie Public hand States by
beeti covered with a scanty pile of ! Hct of Aupm-t 4.1S02,
dirt, and a new pit dug. In many FItANK A. THIPP,
i alamos several nil rnveheen of E"Ptne, Co. of I-ane, btate ol Oie
instances several P1,s &ae been this lav Bird in this office Me
dug, used and filled 011 one lot. and s0rnstateiiient No. IS057, for the pui
the fumes and stench and poisonous chase of the W XSAV M SecS fp 'JO S of
TO BURN COAL.
Then.' will bo no more passenger
cnguicrt mi the main lino of IheKoiitli
cm Pacific railroad burning wood.
The freight engines on this section
of the road, and the eiiKlneH
on the lirnnch lines, most of llutn,
will burn wood for a tlnu yet a few
of them, possibly, for a long time.
Hut there will lie 110 more wood
cinders to get Into tin e.vesofthe
pnswngers on the mala line.
The coal will come from Helling
Imni Hay In Washington, until it
morecoifvenlent supply may Ik1ihi1.
It Is likely tlmt oil burners, will
finally be put on thin division, as on
tlie 1'HlHornla and oilier sontlieru
N0T1CK FOR I'UHl.lCATION.
United Slate I-nnd Oloce,
Itosebiu Ore., Aiitf. 14, IIHW.
Notice In heieby given tlmt tlio fol
low liiK-niiined settler has tilled notice
of Ills Intrnllon to iniike litntl proof III
siipmrl n( his elnini, ami tlmt mid
imM will ne inane oeiure i. .1. oauon,
V S. Commissioner nt Kuttcne. Oregon,
on October S. HH. vln. II. K. NoMKH, I
ltolta Paltnn, for the XH XV)( See. 'JO. 1
Tp SI S., It. t W. 1
He names Ihe follow hic witnesses to
prove his continuous rwUlenw upon
and cultivation of said Is ml, vim I
Joseph Perkins, Ueei,' Downs, Hiram 1
l.ee, Wallace McKIUIiins, Ootlaseliiove, .
Onuoa .
.1. T. 1 miihiks. lleait.'r.
A HKMAHKAHI.K UKCOItH.
t PhiiiiilMrlMlti' (tlcli reiiicdv hns H
aectloiiH of the road Some of the I retnirkali e reeonl. Itlwsleri in Use
eiiKlnes liurntiiK oil now come a far for over thirty years, ilurliiK which time
north hh AHldand.aud ft tank fori !""" 111IIII011 lltlea have been sold
, ... it nt . . I nlll U?TTlt l linn iuiik 11 rininr
the storliiK of the crude till will noon , , , r.,i,.H, i iil0 treatniciit
1k eHtnlillslieil then'. so lar t no oil (lf M thoiisands of homes, yet
during all this time no cure has ever
I Kea reMirteu to the inaiunactiicer 111
' uliicli itfaill to 1 Meet a elite. When
I given as soon as the croiipy nnifU up
I pours, il will prevent llio liitack. Il is
I iilctisiiat to take. Iiiiiuv chililren like it
Tin! Mereliantannd.MnnufneturvrH ' It contains 110 opiiiai or other harmful
Imposition mid Carnival will Ik1 held , snlislancc and may Ih clveii as conll-
at Portliuul Scpteinlier Htli to ".titli itently ton twnv 11s lo an 11111111. rot
inelnslvo. 1 sale by I lie Moiicrn I'linriiincy.
For thla occasion tlieSoutlicm Pa- -
clllc Co. will wit tlckcta to Portland
and return, IncludiuK coupon ol nd
mlsston at rate ol f (MM) from CotttiKV
Grove. Sale dates Septeiulier 15th,
lsth. L"2nd and 20th. Tlcketa aold at
stations south of Fair (irounda will
allow titop ovorx at that point, en
abliii); holders to visit the Oregon
stale t-nir.
The Imposition will lie htld on
Miiltnomnli Club (irouudsaud adja
cent ntrvela, and In addition to ex-.
lilliltM lie inerchiintH ami inaiiu-1
facturem. .labour Circus, with lis OWKS HIS 1.1FKTO A NMllillHOll'S
1 NOTICU TO CHHOITORS.
' All pcraona knowing tlioinselvea
Indebted to the unileralKncd. will
' please call and settle. I have mild my
atock of Kooda and wish to close up
! my accounta at once. A. 11. YVIIIinot.
I my auccessor In Wuslnens, la autlior
! lied to receive and receipt for any
j nccounts due me. Dated AumistOth,
1IK.
I .l.l'.Currln.
DOKS IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP?
A cheap remedy for concha and colds
isall right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more
M-vere and danjieroiis results of throat
and lung troubles. What t hull oil do?
do to a warmer and moru regular ell
matt? Yes, if poseib'c; if not )ossible
for vou, then in either ease take too
only remedy that has been iutioduced
in all civilUed countries with success in
severe throat and lung troubles "ISo
seliee's (Jeiman Syrup." It not only
heals and stlimilates I lie tissues to de
stroy the germ diceate. but allays in
llammation,caues easy expectoration,
given a t Mvl.t'irett. and euros the
patient. Try ova bo tlie. Ueeom-
KIXDNKSS.
Mr. 1). P. Daugherly, well knovn
throughout Mercer a ml Sumner counties,
W. Va., mol likely owes his life to the
kindness of a neiglilHir He was alimxl
hopelessly atllicted with diarrl ihk; was
attended'by two physicians who gave
little, if iin'v, relief, when a neigliKir
learning of Fiisseriouscondition, hronght
him 11 Inittle of ChHiiiberl.iin's Colic,
Cholera and Diarhoea ltemedv. which
cureil him in less than twenty-four
hours. For sale by The Modern Phar
macy. FOR SUE BY THE BOOTH-KELLY GO.
One saw mill complete with boiler
11111I endue, :io,0(K) feet dailveapaelty.
Also several boilers of different
sines and styles, and several endues.
different slues ami styles.
Will sell at reasonable prices and
easy terms with good security, or
inemieu many vears i.y an iiiuggisis in , , k mvllwllt , i1IM1i)er. hay or
...x. x.. tt. ...... I ii,ttfi.tiir fiiio.. I r rut, I'.llLMie
.( Il.i,,ul,uill' CVl. I S ---
. -
remedy at (.iarman
Pi ice 35c and 76c
NOTICE FOU PUBMCAT10.V.
Uniteil Stales Land Olliice,
Ho-eburg,Ore . sug. 26. l!HrJ
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions of the act of
ob- Congress of June S, 1S7S, entitled "An
HIS 1,1 FK SAVKI) BY CHAMHHU
LAIX'S COMC, CIIOI.KLA AND
DIAUKHOKA KK.MKDY.
"B. Ii. Byer, a well known cooper of
this town, says he believe I hamber
Isin's Colic. Cholera imd DUiarhoeu
Remedy saved his life Inst summer. He
had been sick for a month wilh what
thedouton called billionsMvsenlorv. ami
could get iiottting to do liim any goisl
until he tried this remeily. It gave
him immediate relief, snvs II. I.l.ittle,
merchant, Haneouk Md. For sale by
The Modem Pharmacy.
.lion's, Ifcoy's,
niitl Youth's
I CAW SSIOI.S
Men's FinoShocN
I keep all the best shoes and
nt prices to suit the pur
chasers. If you want b,ir
gains in SHOHS. see inc.
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS NEATLY DONE
1 put pntches on ladles' tine
shoes, without sewing. The
patches don't show. I will
repuir free all shoes purchas
ed from me that rip
I. W. HKNTLHV
..,...-x.. ..... . li Il 1.! !.. MM...
i-UtdliUiN-SUM; oiiuivo Kftjiiirc no ihuiikhik 'in
tisliion is u Nonconductor of cither llciit or Cold, find will keep,
the I'Vet jit ti Natural Temperature.
The Afino Turn
bi"cki.i:n-s ahxica s.m.vk
ll.lu ....rl.l... i.l.. t f.. 11... I
cures. It surpasses any oilier salve, lo-!
Hon, ointment or balm for Cuts Corns,
iiurns, nous, torea, i-clons, I leers, let
ter. Salt Hhciiin, Fever Smes, Chapped
I limits. Skin Kriiptious- iiifalllhle for'
Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only Sfto at
Moigiin A llrehiiut Druggists.
Tor
lUoiiicn
$50
When walkitio; t)r standing tlie wearer of the "Aenie" Cushion
Shoes' conscious of a delightful sensation of buoyancy find does not
lire us in fin Ordinary shoe.
WB ARB vSOUi AC.lvNTS
Pacific Timber Co.
J
OH KATS, DON' I" W.n THIS.
g!!rm!!f1!r!tf!lfl!f!!fMf1U1IM!r!!f!!f1tf!!fMf!!f1!M!fMf1!f!!fmiU!!F!!fMf!!M!F1!f1tfUf1!f1!f!!fMf!!f
tho DruuM an ttvnU ami lino. W" j P j
LrwwSS 1 If you see it in our ad it's so i
i & llrvhuut. ' S 3
In the HnrlicrShop Its iiiiiks
In the Carpet Store Us rug;s
In the Hotel IkmIsIIs Iiiiks
In the New lira Its Druirs
and all the Dnms ale fresh and line.
1 lie best
buy, an
spoclalls
MorKim
WANTED.
tllrl to do general house work,
(iood wnses paid. Apply at NiifjKei
olllce nt once.
HOP PICKERS WANTED
At It. II. Hays hop yard one mile
east of Creswell. Price for plcklni;
$1 per 100 pounds. Picking; will
commence Scpteinlier 2d.
Weure proud of the line of planus
we sell. They nre ChlckcrliiK. Klin
ball, Welier, Crown, Vose, Victor
mid many others. Don't they look
good to you'.'
Itutiklu Music House, Fueene. ;
Our sliehlnu is full
from Hour to iidllim, our
counters idled full, and
we have a row of tables
,fi feel wide and : tiers
Iddi the full length of
stole all full, and still ue
have seeral bales of
blankets anil iIIIIm and
sei eral packliu; boes uf
furnishing:" ami shoes not
oH'iied wlilcli aiv In our
uav. ami handicap us In
waiting; on trade to, muke
matters worse wo h:ie
received la In-t few days
several freldn bill" of
g;oods roci'iitl.i shlpi oil
from the east.
Hoys Suits 1.20 to 9.00
Latest in SbocG
HW$ $ltit$4.$5t0 25
Whal aie we Kolug;
lo do fur rooin'.' 'I'ha'is
eas.i. We an1 Kulnu to ;
ho our eiistutiioi's for
theiiexl few iImJm some
of the nicest lini'Kiilua,
espiK-lally liiohithliiK ihal
you eer IhiiihIiI any
where. 'I'hoso aie made
by Friend llru's .Mlltiaii-
kee. Wis., which Is a
Kuaraaleo as in ipmllly
and worknianlili. We
have a nice line of fancy
alliiool HUeaiira, wind
iiiidcru i'iir, lop shirts,
liiucMiniu, blankets,
bills, rulilier tfi mhh. elc.
FOR SALE.
OFFICE BOY WANTED.
gases lestered in me air. l ne
Jiousebolder allows his family to
dump the cabbage, potatoes, and
other vegetable leavings on the
surface of the ground, as well as all
the slops, and some times they are
not particular as to whose ground i
is used lor tne carousee. we
It 2 W and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable lor its
lirlsr it Inductions boy, ambltlo
and anxious for a business education
have no sewerage. It may be that 1 Ginnis. Ora Wilson, Edard Wood
we are powerless until alter the
next session of the state legislature
to secure authority in the matter of
placing this city on a sanitary
basis, but there is nothing to pre
vent city council and citizens' in
working together for one common
good, nor to prevent the city using
timber or stone than for agricultural ...... t.t (l position ill the Paclllc Titu-
puriKites, andto establish his claim to ir (jompauv's Olllce. He must be
said land before J.J. AJaltoa. V. S. ,loiite re,ectful. must not smoke.
Commissioner at hiigene, Ine Co. Ore c wretteH, or chew Kiim; must come
gon, on Tuesday the 24th day of ov. ; o industrious parents, and bo of
1608. J good reputation. None others need
He names as witnesses: .nnplv. H U linl.
liarK l iwverox, iimtrwii i
A well Improved farm of 14 acres.
house, tine spring; of running; water,
good apple orchard, 1 acre In straw
lierrlos. An ideal small fruit and
chicken ranch, within 1. minutes
walk of postolllce at Cuttagv ilrove,
Uri'Siiii. I'or price and terms cull at
XiWgX't oilier. 4lp-2"
Welch & Woods have it for less'
iuaiiiiiUiiuujuiuiuiiiiUiuiiiiuiuauuiiuiwuiiuiwuiiiJiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiaiUJiiiiiiUiiiiujuiu
-.'-'V -ws. s$,-k.'..,A,-sa
aoooneiBD Raieoconeai
o
a
of
Kusene. Lane Co.. Ore.
Any and all iiersons cluiming ad
versely th nbove-deacrilied lauds are re
pieted to file their claims in thit office
on or before said 24 1 li day of Nov., 1908.
J. T. llHUKits Hegitter.
STOMACH TKOUBI.E.
I have been troubled w ith my nomach
the power already vested in it. We for the past four jears, says I). I..
i.n nnr streets clean We ' Beach, of Clovei Nook I'arin, (jreenlield,
can keep our street!, clean, ue A x wa8lll,,lie(l to
can lorce uie ciiikii ucmuu- j blv a kix o( Chamberlain's Stomach
strates no desire on his own part, to j an('l jiver Tablets. I have Uken ait
t-oAn roncniialile plsnn fnr the bene- I of them and feel a treat deal better."
4T nf his iipifhhnr and the citv at ! If Vou have any trouble with your wtk to tilt
lit ot his neiglibors ana tne cil at mmMh , , lbere Mmt!, 1 iiiKham
large. y0u are certain to la) pleaseil with the I J 'e plant Is I
It would seem from present indi
aetions that Secretary Hitchcock is
determined to thrust upon the State
of Oregon every insult within his
WHAT IS MFK?
In the last analysis nobody knows,
lint we do know that it ia under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly,
pais results. Irregular mean, de
rangement of the orpins, rerultinif in
Cenitiation, Headache or Liver trouble.
Dr. Kind's Xew Life Pills (piickly -e-.idjusts
this. It's genlle. yet thorough.
Only'Jfwat Morgan A llrehaut's DniK
Store.
result. Pi ice 25 cents.
The Modern Pharmacy.
For sale be
ItAISKI) FIIOM THKDEAD.
O. AV.Ijindls ."Porter" for the Ori-
power simply because of some petty jentai Hotel, Chaniite, Kan., says: "r
differences existing between him-i know what it was to siifrer with neu-
self and Hon. Binger Hermann.
NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT.
The Cottage Orove Electric Llht
Co. moved the old nlaut late last
week to the new ipiarters In the
Loni: addition. While
not In ruimhiKshapeyet,
the couuianv has maiiaued to fur
nish Hxhts part of the time from the
I old djnuuio, but owlnjj to trouble
wltli the new engine the li(?uts nave
lieen turned off several nights this
week. The company expects to be
In rimnlni; order by the last of next
week.
Not only has he used his personal
influence to prevent the appoint
ment of land office officials recom
mended by both senators and rep
resentatives hut seems determined
to make the people angry by
throwing into the forest reserve the
best lands in the state. Already
he has succeeded in placing about
one fifth the area of the state in the
reserve and for no other reason
than that he has been informed
that the citizens of the state do not
want it. Just why an officer
should use his high official po
sition in the manner that Secretary
Hitchcock is using his is more than
the average citizen can understand.
When such men as Mitchell, Ful
ton and Hermann recommend a
man for office there is reason to be
lieve he is worthy, regardless of
Hitchcock or nnyother man.
These days it seems to take a
considerable amount more talk than
cash to build a railroad. Generally
this talk comes about from scarcity
of news iu som? other field. This
is a noticeable feature in the Coos
Bay-Salt Lake end ol the Gould
system, however it is fair to pre
sume that the railroad will he built
sometime in the not far distant fu
"ture. A large amount of territory
now covered almost entirely by
stage and freight wagons would be
opened and thousands of dollars of
wealth as also thousands of people
would be added to the grand old
State of Oregon.
rulicia deed I did, and I not a bottle of
Ballard' Snow Liniment and I was
raised fiom the death' I tried to net
urns more, but before I had 'deposed'
of my bottle I was enrol entirely. Iain
tellin' de truth too." 2Bc, 80c and $L00
at New Kra Drus Store.
SHEEP TO LEASE.
1 have some good grade Colswold
sheep to let out on allures fnr one or
more years to responsible parties.
Call on or address.
A. C. .iKXMXdH. .
HH). Weat nth St.
Eugene, Ore.
WANTED.
50 thoroughbred Angora "Nun
iiIoh." Call at Nugget olllce for In
formation. Itp 1't.
, J. WALTON
I'. S. CommlMlantr
8 P
Sim
Notary I'uMIc
"Walton & Jess
LAWYERS
l'ractlte lo Suite sud Ptdernl (kum, Work In
D, B. Land OOne. l.utrle made sod roofi
heard.
EUGENE
OltHGON
CROUP.
Upon beciiiB with the symptoms of u
common cold i there la chilllnoas, enoez
itif, sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse,
hoarseness and impelled respiration.
Give frequent smnll doses 61 Ballard's
Snow Liniment externally to the throat,
60c at Now Era Drug (store.
FEARFUL ODDS AUAINST HIM.
Iledridden, alone and destitute. Hiich.
iu brief was tlie condition of an old scl
dier by name of .1, J. Havens, Ver
sailles, O, For years lie was troubled
with Kidney disease and neither doc
tors nor medicines uave him relief. At
length he tried Electric Hitters. It nut
liim on his feet in short order and now
he testifies. "I'm on the road to com
plete recovery," liest on earth for
Liver anil Kidney troubles and all
forms of Stomach and liowel Complaints.
Only 50c. Guaranteed by Morgan A
I) reliant Druggist.
Zh tf cntral Oregon Jfovtc
iovnml School nt jjtlvnin.
Opens for the work or the year on Sep), l-llli.
The school is well equipped for its partic
ular line of work. Ivxcellence is the motto of
the Sehool. Four courses, a Training De
partment of fine grades, tuition uniform with
other Normal Schools, pleasant surroundings,
best of influences, excellent accommodations iu
hoarding halls or prjvate families. Students
may enter at anytime and find work suited to
their needs. Young people desiring to fit them
selves for teachers, or for College, or those flesh
ing fi good education for business life will find
what thev need here.
I
5
TIIIC
CjJrocery Stove
or
Medea If
f & Morse
l.'H .iled luo block west
am! one him k mirth of
tlii'S. p. 1 .
i Um Rooms
is the place to buy
vour groceries.
Hverythiug . is clean,
new, fresh and of first
grade quality.
o
e
u
I
B 1
'
I
n
a
Well tenMnti'd ell fur
iiIkIiimI and llll H.ifm In
I'tcr.t pui'tli iiIiii
Ra(e$$Lperday
Hoard bv the week $1 .VI
without lied :i.'s1 per
week. Iti'uicmlicr the
place. The best tallica
and the Lest hcix. the
best accouiiniidiitiiiiiN In
eter.v p.otlciihir.
Central KmcI
Airs. Ida I:, lliiinipson
1 iioftiii.rin hh.
LUMBER
LUMBER
The U'Ht and InrgcHt
Htock of dr.v luinberfroni
our CoiiHt Fork Mills In
now ready fol delivery
ntpopularprlceH.
HottaeH built on tho ln
Htallnient plan. For fur
ther partlculai-H, aee,
PACIFIC TIJlllEHCO.,
llulldiug nndSaleH Dept.
.1. II. Warner, Supt
For a bilious attack take Chamber,
lulu's Stomach anil Liver Tablets and
a quick cure Is cerium. i r mile My
Tho Modern I'luir jiacy.
MAm CEXTKAL OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
w. II. Dcinpsfcr, Pres. di?im, oi?i:oon.
ft
Money Lost
By Paying Rent, Do It No Longer,
But buy one of our bargain in lots or residence V
properties. Location is good find terms easy.
is
fa
No. 1. Kxcellent corner lot
with I room cottage, pantry
mid waali room, good driven
well r.(l feet deep, wood Hlied.
Near nchool bouse, and only
two blocks from bualneKH fart
of city, one of tho beat btiya In
town.
No, 12. Two fine loU with
very good Iioiiho, high and dry.
ItentH for SO.UO
No. '.'7. Fine piece of ground
DOxino foot on 11 good comer,
In realdeuco pari of town, well
fenced Tho beat buy In town
Price- 1!00
No. Fine lot In beat part
of Long & Illngham addition
fenced with good substantial
picket fence, an extra lino bnr
gain If taken aoou Price .fUO
No. IL Two lota on corner.
A moat dealrable residence
place, la conveniently located
are IiihIiIii Property
Pi-Ice 100
No. 28. Two ncrcH ground
on Fourth atrcet, good well,
foundation for Iioiiho iilrendy
laid, la 11 tump and will not bo
on tho market long at thla
.,. Price 700
IHcrilcy
j, iVlctlll KX. -Il" Wlk.
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We are making an early exhibition of the
Lit lest Styles iu in Fall Dress Goods in order that
you may be able to judge the styles and make
your selections early enough to get the most good
out of your Fall Dress before the rainy days
comes.
A
Few
of itsc
Heather Suitings, Zibeliues
Auto Cloth, Yankee Suiting, Drnp
D'Alma, Drnp Selmslapol, Melton
Cloth and Cheviols.
& Milne,
Cnttntrt flrnvft. Orfi.
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Uuy your Dress Pattern early
and get service for the entire
season. The place
here
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