Cottage Grove leader., February 03, 1906, Image 3

LEADERS
The
P e ta lu m a
Incubator
commercial Club.
being three whole cak«pa left M •• C. J M d 'e - « besing the gentle-
supper ' cake w>’ k w as ar- •
id Mr. Frank
! at >e a couple and when W h eeler chose the ladies. Th #
as called and mu sic st<upped '»■ 'I'd 'V -- given and everybody
which was passed
-!;v person lio'ding *he ban-
in«l
M us > C o m m i t t e e E n t e r t a i n s .
Med it up
social netted the neat sum of
Thi
Mr of the Methodist Episco­
i
« !*•
ni
relied “ Spelling
beside tile pleasant mem-
pal Church was most royally enter­
Matci- ’ an I made l.is choice.
- ¡ir gei «-¡ih us.
tained last Wednesday evening at
• -es description,
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. F. P.
Toi y Pull fo" tin Club People.
- id ao much
Wheeler, A very good time w a s !
W
elch
felt
something
:
11,1
their
bves^l
efoic
Mr.
L
eR
had by al 1 n r r s e i i t ,
com pany j
B a tem-
Mr. Pott
that tried to eat a ball
numbering about twenty-five. R e - ; like t]
ecldessuess from
of
soft
maple
su
gar,
on
Thursday
P°rary
SPC-
(1 sshinents were served consisting
ind rumor lias it that
o f lettuce sandwiches and coffco j uight ,\ lieu he got a good «ized h,s delight, and rumor
; ! 1
t
false teeth
taffey.
He
wanted
'some
per
mouthful
of
and cake, w hich was v e r much af>- j
t i
hi- ttttïcy. If you
to
sav
something
;
•ticking
awfully
ba«l
predated by all pre-ont. Jnst pfore I
# designs
the tishann g in o f the mornit
d e - 1 whether good r b»d WI don’ t know “ <> * " th* mubitu bn hi
; and the
71
^Social t a t M s
Th e meet ng of the club M on­
day night was especially well a t ­
tended, there being ‘27 member-
| and two visitors present Mr. B u rk­
W etidliug has a new Woodtnau
holder made a short speech on the
camp of 4I meml>er8.
ilbany meeting, in wi 1 lie spol
Ben L u rch went to Eugene on
A pretty shrewd business man of of the fact that in Mr. J. K. W e a th ­
T h u r s d a y for a short stay.
Cottage Grove uoticug a Petaluma erford'- speech lie
-u
tl. u ;!i-.
f> 000.000 to he paid tit in
Call at the Leader offico and sign incubator on our floor yesterday, was
'. ip,
ut i n
the Indirection T a x a tio n bill peti­ remarked: ‘ W h y d o n ’ t you stick lab,>r aloin in
that out in front and label it the I c o u n ty ’# tic.
1
tion.
‘m ortgage raiser.' ”
yeais a new growth would b j ready
In the home of It. G . IJalderee at
T h a t’s a good suggestion.
for cutting. Mr. Stoltz of A «lem,
K ugene there are five cases of t y ­
It is a name the incubator has made a talk 011 drainage, and the
phoid.
earned, and the good hen# who lay increased value
.
uni ■ 1 pro-
Mr. N. C. A y e r of the Pacific the e g g s tor it, also.
ducts raised on drained land.
Mr.
Our in cu b ito r sale# are highly Campbell
timber Co. is in town on business
states
that a meet­
satisfactory this year and voii make ing was set for f'ottoge G rove in nai'Dit-o \\'««■
for a few days
- « ii : thi m y o u would
nioie honest money for the time ex ­ the last of Nov u.bir or the first of
E pw orth F oru m
Blankets, just the kind to coax
!»•<*<,,iue ‘ ®
pended with ¡in incubator than December
you to l>ed early. T a k e a look at
Monday evening was : very 111- Club that go* up this weeks social
w *th .«¡I its holdings.
most any other wav.
T
h
e
club
liu
1
tae
u
igh
t
of
L u r c h ’ s and get the best.
I he st q
dr nk ol the evening
■ : sting evening for the uembers
Send lor some literature and see the social ey-ning
i.n Friday to
Kpworth Forum,
thi membe
• 1 ^ that
Sew ing wanted by ladies at Scott how it strikes you, 01 come -tud see Thursday night of tins week, to md lri< ud# ot tl
Installation « olliecr# was the
all was beautifull decorated with i t,ouM I * desired.
Chrismati house on W all street. them 011 our floor.
leave the night o the Glee C ub
Oregon
: .ip .
reat fe.i ---------------- -
W ill go out by day if so desired. 51
concert free so all club m< mb ri 1rs» of the pn ram utter w) i -h
nany made : h< v e n in " a success non i being
m g from chan lalier#
are request*-d to note the change of
Eugene is certainly having a
art
ut I ■ eilii.g
evening, and be on hand T iiu is * i.v iy ahlv taking j
si .
Farm Implement# and Supplies.
hard time right now with so much
ur;
T
h
e
main
fe
r
lesson ! a riven in drawing a
evening without f V , as 0 especi­
sickness and it is to be hoped that
•
RPSOlvcd
til
l*
rati
may of the western h alf of the
ally nice evenin g is m t >r
it can be broken up.
¡11 b is done m
or tin peop
United States from the Mi»3iaBippi
Mr. T. K. Cauiobell brought up,
Dick W h ite cam» down from the
Kan Alex. H im I ton. Eher Bro w
C. S. Bartrum made a quick trip camp on Tu esday afternoon.
over, in which various members of !
the matter re th ’ iac.nm oiicuce I
the a
to Portland and back the other day.
t h e club signally’ extinguished j
caused by having 10 tram leaving uicl Mr. Anders,
- *
J. I. Jones went to Portland on
M.
naui
He is kept very busy, atteuding to
themselves by their incorrect know!- j
here early in tli ■ morning, <0 nr- | irmative and J
T
h
u
rsd
a
y
on
a
business
trip.
the great Forest Reserves of the
pdgp'd their eo r.itry ’ s g e o g r a p h y , j
riving at a reasonabl
-tir t I the Îeorgett I Berg
Very abl discus
were Pr
state.
.\Ir. W heeler had all of Minnesota!
Th ree Kugene telephone opera­ night, from Portland
gested
J sented on
tbo
I
but
«est
of the Mississippi, Mr. C b a s . .
tors
are
laid
up
with
typliyid
fever.
that
in
effort
be
mad
e the
T h e basket ball te 1111 from Drain
j judge»
, o.r of t h e ! Chambers located Dorena and the I
ded in the
Kugene
local
train
is
far.
Normal School me» defeat at the
Dr. K C Sanderson, dean of tLe
affirma
«aw mill# as occupying half of Ore-,
1011 to
hands of the local boys Monday Kugene IJiviuily School. sp< ut S u n ­ The club at ranged fc
gon,Jones fish pond covered the j
•>e prepared and j re
night, the boys heie winning with day here.
A J o lty 1 i m e
whole In 'f of the state. C"ttago |
mill err.
nature, petitioning
a score of 11 to 1).
Frank J. T aylo r is moving his Pacific to make in h 1 c h a n : jo, run- j
'Ci-a an ì rie-’ « i
Trove was located about ôoo miles i
U. K. Jones Las no.de another plant to Divide and getting ready
■ cut a 1110
t o m the Willamrte and Iowa was
niiig the Kugeiu- locn train to this :
improvement cn Li- , ropeity on to do more work.
seed next to Idahc
point for its terminus.
the west side by pi n ing maple
m ii.
Me
A le#son in quic
ind ac curate
Mr. M. If. Hail o
W ad t,u rn ,
Mr. W i hams, the contractor- g et­
trees on the street hunt J Ins resi­
tu
ot
lo rt ad - !
ting out the logs for the Eugene was present and mad
dence. I.et others foil, w
o um
stunner
a good many.
Y11
«Ires# before tin
t
mill was in town on Thursday.
mid nt oc co
jiir ’ in repre nted a chicken, n po-
Mafia Postal Cords ««-¡.t nut by a
• y P a r ®
Phillip Hohl has installed a water
<*arrot a pig, a pars-
Portland business In a -« .1 an ad­
Eugene Woolen W*!5s Sold
Salem i
motor a 1 1 is going to connect up a
Mrs. H. O. j
vertisement have been confiscated
Company.
big grindstone for grinding plows,
out nf 5 a ai d
rta r P o w d e r ,
by the government on account of
■ f li e < n l #7 ’ st-lti l l ' l
t
etc-
■ o or p h o s-
i c of hittier. |
the disturbance ^¡1
I l> their.
m
i
l
l
,
p h a t i c acid
_
•wC'i of Salem ha-
Dr. Ho t\
k. >. U
i t ’s o ai
sister
;t? hpM to «r-1
Ne«' ui ul - e l v i e i - 1* ■ » si-j 1 >«, 1 l«-d been spendi 11 g some time visiting er.ition wi th«n 6 > ' 0 = by
IOYAI
CO., NCW YORK.
so i that the trip to N
Vi rk
ul here, in 1 h ft f01
tio n«i F- id iv K a y of Salem, manager
Kay Woolen Mill
some io h-.urs, «Inch '¡11 mcke a h o o d .
noticeable shortening
h ■ time ii
oc« company wi i «.<• <• ii.
Eu-
- nn ww
VvE-WV» m am m m am m
A number of Taps who have been
gene W inlen Mill ( '«. !
takes to get mail to the .peat city.
working for the S. J*. at this point
taken over the f uci ’
Mr. Peters formerly with the loading wood, left oil Fri b y # train
the old ir. ll. nt< 1 -vut l it
•vc.
Fairbanks Morse A (' . of Portland for Po.tlam l.
i-uihling
a r
is now traveling t««« If ebling &
W ago n ni a k i n r,
bla c- smithing sitles installing m
tna-
Sons the g ie -t «ire cable m n.u-
and general repair work at J. H. c h i n n y
T h e mi
ipcr-
refreshmei
facturers, and paid the Grove a visit
i he o p p o r t u n i t y
a y word of this announcement, for
Baker’s shop. E v e r y guarantee <«■ ation within (*>'• ,
! toy
r
h a v e coiu-
Mnee greatest liinguzincs in tld-
this week.
ood workmanship g iven.
tf
a force of from 60
N ever before
'«■ M'd logi'ther at a gieiillv r>- ¡ueed : a t e .
Th ere are pin tographers
and
n e v e r w ill b e
(for > iv«>n to the public, and ii suf«-1
i w a n .-ucn m i
K. C. Gay, special Supervising a payioll of > j d
* u tnian.s
photographers, l>ul the one you
their Ktib-
t hi y. nr s«'verat in.ig.azines
I m a d e a g a in ,
! month.
F. ,1
ven iiiR s
i Mle
Deputy
o
f
the
Order
of
Washington
■
lit
,
i -r r e a l l y is. T h e
s ç r l p t i o n prie« -, which shows how niiieli gr«
want, to go to is Cochran, in the
happy
o
n
1
til,
os
to
compliment
the
. ■ , 1111 \ i i# U'cuu.-e w e
I « in ly r e a . ,11 w e are making it 10 Ilio people
Y o u n g building.
He
is well was a visitor here this past week, see groat doing- .
this made such a sit«1
in in this particular
1 litu i w e h a v e 1 .,s many subseriberH ns «
and expects to be hoie on Monday
equipped to furnish the best at I lie
t h i s p r ic e , t h e r e f o r e
move.
o e u lit. y . .But m t v .1 l i m i t e l i n u m b e r w i l l be s o l d
to form a local order.
lowest prices.
When « e have
ve a il v i s
tllock CltU-
•erb io number, we shall withdraw the offer
I iv e c lv ’ eil
A co u p le of picture enlarging
J list a l i t t l e K o t i o l after men I - w i l l
O b it w a r y -
The
c k C lu b , hel
r e l i e v e t h a t f u lln e s s , hrl. h i n g g a s mi representatives have been doing the
! m« « t ie
In lov inff momory of Mr
s t o m a c h , a n d a l l o i l i e r - y i n p t o i n o f town recently.
T h ey have taken a
T i m r lay afternoon,
Tucker.
lit
I n d i g e s t i o n . K o d o l dig i- sts w h a t y o u
e a t , a n d e n a b l e s t h e s t o m a c h a n d d i ­ large number of orders recently We loved her. v< # w
noon was much .-tiioyed
o' • i Ic r
i
a,i • report that LiingS a 1*6
g e s t i v e u rg n m : to p e r f o r m t h e i r func
But Angles loved her in . c.
pit sent.
1 ’ he new meniti«
t i o iis n a t u r a l l y .
B e n s o n P h a r m a c y . their line.
A n d t h e y h a v e s w e e t Iy e n d e d :
Mesdani
'o the roll were.
To grander shining sli uv ■
Th e D iain Coos Bay railroad wiil
The C’ornmerclal (dub is b eg i*1-
I
iifTon,
Wintei:
Murj’ M. Down, wife of
be stalled within a month or so. ning to get down to actual work on Tucker, was b a n
•«..rid
in Í aia, Michigan, Karl, F \\ irretì and i lie
T h e supplies are being piled up in figuring for a club house.
They in 1802 ,
meeting 1 'ill
The iv
net
and died in Collage Gr«>ve,
vast quantities at Drain, and in a are bound to have it in shape by
T h ur dai
3 rno
Ore., J in. 2^, lOuT and was -H Joues 1 1
short time everything will be ready the time the Development League
Feb.
8.
years old.
S'
lea
1. 8b e
ve# a husband
for construction to commence.
meets here in the Fall.
an«l seven children all 'iving o
o r M ’s In .till-
The Blair hotel is rapidly getting mourn th- I" - -i « o 'i n g ne-thtr.
T h e funeral o f Mr.
Thomas
i.
if-s of tilt: .'lacca
Culwell K eizu r will be held from into shape and soon will he oj r u
'¿'li,;.
1
il • •
I,'\v-
a j ublic installation and soc
the son Goo. E. K e izu r ’s residence for business. Mr«. Blair lias ins*it li­ Mrs. Robert Hannah, and ■ iil'fot«'. 26 ih, which was a rlecided
F rid ay afternoon at 3 o ’clock, the ed .1 large eight foot range of tin Ida, Jessie. Hessie ftU i 11,1s it m d a ni->st eu joya le time
interment being at. Shield’ s cem e­ latest pattern. E veryth in g in the liomc-
all.’
. I
tery eust o f town.
house 1# new and looks line.
| She ha# been sick for the last
H ie following officer.- w ire in­
T h e N e w t ' o u g l i S y r u p — li . e o n e 1 year and' u great sufferer for the
tuited by Mrs. lvittie K i m « . C ,m-
W illis C. Hawley of Salem, who
is a candidate Tor ihc Republican t h a t i t# as a m ild c n t h a i t i e ,.u th e | last three months with whai w.i- matuler, Mary Schmutz; past «on..
b o w e l s is K e n n e d ' ‘ s L a x a t i v e H o n \ ¡ s u p p o s e d
t o b ••
......... g r e a t l y
uicer mid when May H ail;
’HH H « ■ enti pareli ««•d l»y M r. \V . K. lie u
coni., I’v- Sanford;
nomination for Congressman in the iin d T a r . It c \ p . I# all c o l.I
I !'« : t p . . tin.«, . .11 d
• »putar t e n -
g i- n ie n t a i;d iM n o w \
<1 hy i in* new
nt>
she
was
ready
ergeant,
K ittie
Ivim' ;
record |
First Congressional district, paid a s y s t e m , cut# t h e p fcte gin o u t nl th e
!
1 \ i> b e e n In-
ent ilhisiiMi«»iï monti
tl,«' w o r l d .
\lm id y
,
and
willing
to
go.
, K*a L
:. 1 • b e e a n i o a
short visit to Cottage G i o ' e on t iir u n t , s t l e n g t l i e n s t h e in ucii- m e i i i -
a- w c i v f a r III Hit llH
ic. t f f l jiJO.OUO over \v
Funeral servic-# were lieiu a-
! lir a lie s of t h e b r o n c h i a l t u h e s , a n d 1, -
,: , i l m o n of
iiiu tliH ld ag o r tenni/
■ nri c>i riw 1.1 moils :
k., Mae >c««icii; .-'-ntiuei. Louisa
T h u rsd ay cm! will reluni la b r
lle v e s T ro ii| i, w h o o p i n g c o u g h , etc. | house by Rev.
M<G iit.ei
. i ; g Harding; picket, Miss K t h e l T a v l o r . !
Sold by Benson jChrisrian Church and were very 1111-
A m a n w h o o n c e h a d r o u g h h o r n y - Children l o v e it.
Excelient m u sic was luriu#hc«l by!
l i a n d s m a d e t h e m s»f< a n d s m o o t h Pharmacy.
! pressive and comforting. The re­ Messrs. Lawson, H anson and Al
w i t h W itch H azel S a lv e , but he used
A l l o ld -t im e C o u g h S y r u p s hind th e
ire f o r it
t h e g e n u i n e t h ill b e n i i n g (lie natii«’ b o w e l s . T h i s is w r o n g . A new ¡«lea mains were interre«! in the I. O q . Yentch for the installation marches#
Is now in sight . and tin« v i lilt.Hh«*rs are sparing no
mil articles.
t lie w n y i A pletur«’ .
“ E . C . D e W i t t & C o . C h i c a g o . " F o r w a s a d v a n c e d t w o y e a r s a g o in K e ti- F cemetery and was largely .,t-
all that is most ib sirubl«.
N
e
xt
in
«
rder
May
H
art
was
c
o
t
-
■ i ¡m d HtorleH
s o r e s , b o i l s , c u t s , lu n 11s. b r u i s e s , e t c ., n c i l p ’s L a x a t i v e M o n e y a n d T a r . T h is tended.
A h in i v . 11 a pie Jlirtliri-H «.1 «farle# by Fredct i«' Ui
Floral
offerin',
" c r e fueled to the chair and g ave an ab-
a nd a s t r o n g
i t h a s n o e q u a l , a n d a f f o o l s a !m o s t r e m e d y a c t s o n t h e m u c u s m e m b r a n e s
by W W. J iijv bn nre now 1 Milling ill 1 he Conniopi 1 ,,
beautiful
and
numerous.
i m m e d i a t e te lle r fro m b lim l, blc. l i n g , o f t h e t h r o a t a n d 1 .ng# a n d l o o s e n s
new se rlo by J 1 . ii. Wells 1 ¡ him ,miee «t f r iinnied a t«' p u b l i c a t i o n .
dic#s of welcome 1 »the Sir Kingli .
i t c h i n g a n d p r o t r u d i n g I’ ili'H. S o ld b y t h e b o w e l s a t t h e s a m e t i m e . It e x ­ U fa 1 en reta Ins no w ou r tr<
:md visitors to wbticli response v .vi
Earth th<> loll, l.v «• 1 -ket Uei ps.
Benson P h a r m a c y .
T h e R.S /icw of R^eviews
p e ls nil c o l d f r o m th e s y s t e m . I t
given by Hamilton Veatob, Con,.;
Ami
t
he
Sliiiticalii-
love
to
lie
r
A good many people have been c l e a r s t h e t h r o a t , s t r e n g t h e n s t h e m u
Where our darling noth r .-¡«'¡ j, .
instrumental music; recitation, Op.ii
p u p w l II
. - u b s t a n l f a i A in* cii in i,
c u s m e m b r a n e s , r e li e v e s c o u g h s , c o ld s ,
bringing in their rose clippings and c r o u p , w h o o p i n g c o u g h , e t c . S old by
. i ........ 1 1 — iviii<-li 1
# “ Tne
Mrs. K. A. Shreves tribute t«« a Hart; instrumenta) music by Chari r#
tini«'- n in i t h e y a r e g o i n g to
*.«-» u i L, v i e w s "
a m o l l i l i v nu ' y n i lin - w o r l d ’s p r o g r e s s .
leaving them at Bensons drug store B e n s o n P h a r m a c y .
old friend o f IS ye r
,
. . Culp and Newt Cru/en; rocitalion,
and many of them have been taken
Mother’ s Letter b y May H art; son g
J. H . Goldson, b ro th er of the
W o m a n ’ s H o m e C o m p a n io n
away and planted at other hemes. man lecen tly killed while hunting
by Mr. Shearer, and was cullcil i'«r
Gefting out Logs With a Donkey
Make your home beautiful if you near Junction, says that the shot
, .
iliciitton In the world.
!• second time; ltisirumental muai'1;
C. L. W illiams s down from
•
defies Illustrations.
can.
T h is g iv es you a good which killed his brother did not
Gu
Gr
prs
Row river couutry, where h<
change.
air 1 Fe t E an ford.
coma from his own gun while fight­ just installed a donkey engine with
To ve step
T h e y n e v e r g r i p e o r s i c k e n b u t , ing with the panther, hut that he
which to get out logs for the i u-
c le a n s e a n d s t r e n g t h e n t h e s t o m a c h l was accidentally shot by another
igeue Lumber Co, 'ih e logs are
l i v e r a n d bo w e ls . T h i s i- t h e u n i v e r s a
v e r d i c t o f t h e m a n y t h o u s a n d s w h o man, and he is going to seo that hauled on cars to E u ge n e nml
U9C D e W i t t # L i t t l e
E a rly
K is er s. the man confesses or report it to the fj um , ,j ! 0 the tail ra
ivo " idi our pa­
T h e s e f a m o u s l i t t l e pill# r e l i e v e h e a d- j G r a n d J u r y ,
ini,'! while it Is
factory di-t ne', then fio
audic
n clie , c o n s t i p a t i o n , b i l i o u s n e s s , j a u n ­
and lie fore it is withdrawn.
the
sawmill.
W
be
David
Finn
has
sold
the
saloon
I
the
rivei
dice, to ip iil liver, s a llo w com p lexion ,
ltenj oii I property formerly owned by him to 1 sPl,r from tli• • 11
e t c . T r y L i t t l e E a r l y itisi-ra.
C o s m o p o l i t a n ,
o n e y e a r
$ 1 .0 0
f Lady
Pharm acy.
Mr. Stewart, who now owns tbe ! completed tl -
vice
“ C o t t a j ç c C i r o v c L e a d e r ^
1 .5 0
Erectly U> the sawa - tiuard
G overnor Chamberlain
did n property all the way Irorn (ho cor
I vvitl
good stroke of business is dissolving tier of First ami Main to the Red
B o t h
f o r o n l y
-
-
$ 1 . 73 )
Funeral of John Barger.
and revoking the articles ot incor­ f ront Saloon and back to Platte
nil your remittance— and ne sur«)
poration of some 5000 corporation stieet. It is the intention of Mr-
Th e funeral of J
F. Bä
(11 Ol If If 1 1 ease. You ar«
¡nat ion that was ever off« l e d an
which haue not pm,! their corpora­ Stewart at so ..e future day to erect 1 the S. P. fireman w
wa# kill ed in p0S
and may
oc
10 v «-ill never be intuit a g a i n .
tion license fees in the past two a big brick block on this corner, the railroad « filisi,», ti at G ia n ts Pass i no.
Jus t ns slie sat dor
«
Cut
1
Ills
Out
).
years.
If a corporation does busi­ which is one of the largest in the Monday eveniu
i held thi# chaiir four ladies picked
ness it should pay the regular fee#, town.
1)0m e of this chni r an 1 t»> thcsti-p# j ( rn
afternoon at the
Date
and ail other* should be «1 ¡solved.
Zu inwalt, W est :ira id great« laughter
Mr. and Mr«. F lo y d Vaughn of Eu- mother. Mrs I-
ar
Fourth
an«l
Lawi
c
e
s
treet#.
T
h
e
ma
relied to the f(K>f, o f the
Th e lateCha#. Lockhart 0? Pitts­ gene buried a stranger b y tbe name of
body was services were ut uiec1 bv a large bue k again. while sho look
burg, lift an estate of i 2 00,000.000 Louis Freeze, whose
a livi
Ut
which ha# become known through shipped to them by the asylum a u ­ number ot friend, a n i
7 li irli
• rut « r ?ny name
Nc
in#
tie r
(
a report o f the manager of the es­ thorities at S alem ;as Mrs. V a u g h n ’ # the you n g man.
ipc'r 1111
»IU>wifi mn^Hzlnefl :
-et< r
Freeze. The interred in the Mu-
attache«
tate to the county board of tax brother, Louis A .
n •eloî>es, a
equalizers. Mr. L ockh art cut off mistake was only discovered when G uard.
t'« tlie m< n at 2.» cents cauli.
oDe of hi# daughter« with # 3 oo,ooo attempting to settle the brother’»-
L u k e Woods leit
h..' iug as ttaeir partner for supper
because she married a j oor dentist, estate. It now looks as though the
t . «ady whose turvi wr ^ en tliei«-
but now been offered $ fit >,000,000 -tate would have to stand the ex- day where he h «
T.iis allor.led p n » t fun an«i
and carfi
as her share of the e.tate if she will j ease o f the strangers, Louis l ’reezo some special pian,
an excellent supper was cujoyca. ^
|Lu;uJ, which was quit« expensive, j tuning tut a piano nou*e there.
not contest the will.
OU meal and cracked corn at the
flour mill.
Wynne fidw. Co.
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