Lane County leader., July 17, 1903, Image 8

OUR CORRESPONDENTS
W ild w o o d item s.
Geo. Kerr is down from the road
camp this week
Dorena ware Tuition i t M n . B « d
P itcher’» Saturday.
M i»» Eunice Harlow returned
home Monday from the Grove where
•be baa been visiting with Mis* V ir­
ion Stock».
F ra c tu re d H t» A rm
F o r Salo.
One of the finest, fruit, grain, and
stock farms in the valley. ;»7 acres
i miles from station. A bargain if
sold soon. Call on or address, M. A.
M o K « t . Creswell. Ore.
I T JjJou T D C lan t S o m e t h i n g T l i c e
Ask to see the
Common Rough
I-t e c L a lie S h o e
M n . Anna Hunt went to the Grove
L U M B E R
and returned Monday.
Conductor AL Yeatch slipped and
C. V. Culp came up on Monday fell, while attempting to board the
aaormnge train and went to Bohemia. cabooee of his train at Oakland laat
M n . Mattie Kirk of Dorena visit­ Thursday afternoon, and suatained
e d at Mrs. Anna Hunt's this week. a fracture of his right arm just above
Geo. Knowles stayed over night the wrist. The injury was dressed
a t Wm. Hawleys and returned to Bo­ by Dr. Geo. Houck of Koeaburg.
NOTICE KOK rl'Bl.lCATlON,
Mr. Veatch will be laid off for a few
hemia Monday.
Land Office at Hoseburg,
g. Or:,
Ur., Julÿ
July is,
is. 1903.
I'.wi.
weeks on account of the accident,
Noticed
is hereby given that the follow in g ,
The Misses Dollieand Daisy Haw­
named
settler has filed
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intention
to !
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m i notice
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fip
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awaiting recovery.
kins of Cottage Grove are visiting at
make final proof in support o f his _claim, and
that said proof w ill he made Itefore The Regis­
the home of M n . J. M. Culp this
A r m L a cera ted .
ter and Receiver at Koseburg. Oregon, on Aug- \
ust 24, 190», viz: H. K. No. 11,508, Thomas J. Ed­
week.
wards, for the s '* ue1^, n 't se*. sec. 6, Tw p. 23 a, I
Mark P. Garroutte, who has long r 2 w. H e names the follow in g witnesses to
Geo. Vanschoick is suffering from
prove his continuous residence upon aud culti­
a felon on his hand. He went to held a position in Long A Bingham'e vation o f said land, viz: <i 1. Hnortrldge, F K
Lyons, .1 G Ted row and W H W itte, all o f lam-
the Grove Monday accompanied mill in this city, met with an acci­ don,
Oregon.
J. T. B r i d g e s , Register.
by his mother where he will receive dent Thursday morning which will
N o lle « f o r r u b l i e a l i o u .
put him on the retired list for some
medical attention.
The freight house and Depot time. He was attempting to put a
United States Llaml Office.
building at this place is fairly under belt on a pulley wheel in the mill,
Koseburg, Oregon, June 12 1903,
Nitric«
is
her«tijr
given that in com plienc«
headway and when completed will be and on reaching over the wheel and with (h e provisions of
the act o f Congress of
a b ig improvement on the way freight shaft to the opposite side was caught June 1, iVT*. entitled " An art for tha sala of
timber lands in the States of California. Oregon
on
the
inside
of
the
arm,
just
below
has been handled heretofore.
Nerada and Washington T errito ry ," aseztend-
the elbow, by a set-screw, which tore ad te all tha publto land statas by act of An gust
Hchool closed last Friday and Miss
4. 14»?
U K K. L O K K N .
Hefty left on Friday evenings train into the flesh, making a severe o f Harrisbrg. MOL
County o f Linn state of Oregon
for Cottage Grove on her way home wound several inches in length, but has this da> tiled. In this office her sworn state­
ment No. -VJ19. for the purchase o f the N. ! » S.
to Drain. She was accompanied as fortunately
- no bones , , were . broken.
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K. 1 S. K. ‘t S. K. 1, o f Section N o 2 Township
• jo South, of Range 2 W est and w ill offer proof to
tar a« the Grove by Marv Hawley. Th°
waa dreMad b* a Ph-V8;cl4n show
the land sought is more valuable
wi,o will visit Merle Schmutz thia | and the young man is getting along for its that
timber or stone titan for agricultural
purposes, and to establish her elaim to said land
as well as could be expected.
311.00 P E R
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B O O T H - K E L L Y MILLS
Saginaw , Ore.
We are sorry to learn that Jennie
Hunt's condition has grown alarm-
in^. Dr. Hosmer and Anderson
» v i s called to attend her Monday
h im !
pronounced her troubles ap­
pendicitis. Dr. Hosmer accompani­
ed by n Eugene doctor called Tues­
day to perform a surgical operation
a» the only means of relieving their
patient, but fouud her too ill to en­
dure the operation.
C ontract In v ite d
The Crystal Consolidated Mining
Co. invites bids for the construction
of a wagon road from its mines on
North Fairyiew Mountain to the
Champion Creek Road of the Ore­
gon Secuntee Company, a length of
7500, feet. Width of solid road bed,
8 feet. The contractor succeeding
in obtaining tbe contract must file a
bond with tbe Company for the full
amount of the contract price.
S ilk C r e e k .
A ll bids must be died on or before
July 25. The road must be com­
Mrs. Caldwell is on the sick list pleted within sixty days from tbe
T. Hichardson has sold his mine signing of tbe contract. The Com­
pany reserves the right to reject any
fo r $3.50.
Miss Ida Heinrich is reported to and all bids.
Frank Jordan, Sec.
be a little stronger.
Baker Slagle and family visited at
I j . H. Slagle's Sunday.
Miss Lena Burcbam visited Alice
Wheeler on Thursday last.
L. D. Estes was putting up bay
fo r Stephen Harris last week.
Grandma Babcock visited Mr«.
Heury Long one day last week.
Calvin Bunch took dinner witb M.
F . Babcock and family Sunday.
Eugene Miller is helping Mr.
Pavidsou with bis hav this week.
Miss Beulah l>eepain of Cottage
G rove is staying with Mrs. Elliot.
Mr. Overboltser was in our neigh­
borhood Tuesday to get his hay in.
B id s In v ite «!
Bids are invited on a contract to
build a new school house in the dis­
trict Number 122, Star, Oregon. All
bids must be in by August 10, 1003.
For plans and specifications apply to
the undersigned. The school board
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
J. B. Steward, Clerk
District No 122, Star. Ore.
V ie il.
before G. K. Skipworth. V, S. Commissioner at
Junction City Oregon on the 24th day of August
IMS. She names as witnesses, B. Lokcn and
G. Gilltertson both o f Harrisburg. Oregon A. «J.
W ard o f \ uU. Oregon and Clias. L. Hansen of
Junction City. Oregon.
Any and all persons claim ing adversely the
>bOT4 described lands a re requested to tile their
claims in this office on or before said 24tli day o f
August 1903
J. T. B r i d g e *
(J 1 » )
Register.
S ljo e -L a ^ e P o c k e t.
It is a Classic Shoe, Artistic and comfortable.
McKays, Turns and Welts, at-----$2.75 ami $3.00
L E W IS & V E A T C H
THE OLD RELIABLE DRU6 STORE
J. P. C U R R IN , Proprietor,
Prescription» carefully compounded and we always keep
on hand the Purest Drug».
Paints, Oils and Varnishes
Our line of Books. Stationery, W a ll Paper
and Notions are not surpassed in Quality
< " T Qnantity in the city.
Prices are r i a r h t .
MBS. CECELIA STOWE,
Orator, Entre Noua Club.
176 Warren Avenue,
C h i c a g o , I I I ., Oct. 22 , 1902 .
fo r nearly four rears 1 suffered
N O T IC E KOK P U B L IC A T IO N .
| from ovarian troubles. The doc-
oa an oDeration as the
a j insisted
way to get well. I, however,
strongly objected to an operation,
husband felt diaheartened u
I wall M I, for bom* with a »ink
woman i, a diacunaolat« place at
beet. A friendly druggist advised
him to get a bottle of W ine of
Cerdui for me to tiy. and hr did so
I began to improve in »fewdavi and
my recovery waa very rapid. W ith-
ia eighteen weeks I wm another
I being.
U nited States Land Office,
Koseburg, Oregon, hine 5, 1903.
N o tic« is hereby given that In com pliance
w ith the provisions of the act o f Congreee o f
June .1, 147 », antttled "A n act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California. Oragon
Navada.«tad W ashington Territory," ««e x te n d -
ed to ail the publto land states by act of August
4. 1M .
K LV A A. A K IN
o f Philomath county o f Benton, State o f Oregon
lias this day filed in this office her sworn state­
ment n o . 5291 for the purchase of the North half
o f the >*mith half of section N o 8., in Township
N o 23k South of Range N o 2 W. and w ill offer
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim
to said land b efore the R egister and Receiver
o f this office at Koseburg, Oregon, on Thursday
the 17 day o f September 1903. She names as i
witnesses: J. W. Beamis. John Overholser, !
W illiam Mitt and J. S. A kin all of C ottagej
G rore.
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A n y and all person claim ing adversely the
above described lands are requested to tile
their claims in this office on or before said 17th
day o f September. 1903.
J T B r i d g e s . Register.
ybfcuXt.
Mr». Stowe'» letter show» »very
woman how a home is saddened by
I female weaknas and how completely
Wine of Cardui cures that sick-
n « * s* d brings health and happi-
neet again. Do not go on •uffn’-
ijV h Go to your druggist today
*M »»cure a l f l .00 bottle of Wine
of Ct^dui.
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N O T IC K FO R P U B L I C A T I O N
United States Land Office,
Koseburg, Oregon, Jul>* J, 1903.
N otto« is her«t»y given that In compliance
w ith the provision« of the act o f Congress of
June 4, Hr», entitled " A s act for the sale of
tim ber lands in the dtateeof California,Oregon
Nevada .and Washington Territory. -' asvxtend-
ed te all th « public land etatee by act of August
4, 1441.
M A R IK H A N S E N
of .Junction City County o f Lane, State of
Oregon has this day filed her sworn statement
No. MM for the purchase o f the N. W . >4 N. K
•4 (being lot 2) id Section N o 14 Tow nship 20
South, of Range 2 West, and w ill offer priMd to
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
poses, and to establish her claim to saiu land
before G. F, Skipworth, U. » . Commissioner at
Junction City Oregon on the 21 st. o f September,
1903. site names as witnesses: Otto Morton
o f Creawell. Oregon, A. J. W ard, o f Vida. Ore­
gon, B. Loken. Harrisburg, Oregon. C. L. Han­
sen. of Junction City Oregon.
Any and all persons claim ing adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 21 st day of
September 1903.
(J 10) J. T
B r id g e s ,
Register.
C IT Y M A R K E T
Ite m s .
Bartels & Veatch
C H A M P IO
A full and complete
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M Q W EK S A N D RAK
W A G O N
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H e a v y
Hardware
CULTIVATORS, Plow
Stoves, Tinw ar
Mining Supplies, E
Piper&VanDenbur
Central Hotel
Cottage « r o v e . Ore
w given
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Notice * is k
liven that
hereby
in v compliance
with the
•visions
' * of the Act o f l ongress «>f
June A 187 «. entitled -A n Act for the sale o f
■Bwhvr Lalut« m tho s t a i « ,.f l'a lifo iw ia I
O rrgy , H evarta an.l Waahlnalon Torrttory,"
a> « t o r n io » to a il tho Fublw Jjui.1 » t a t « bv
Acts rtf August 4. 19 Wj.
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BU RR O U G H S A B B O TT
o f huge lie Count Trtf U n e .state Of Oregon ha«
n
a ft;
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^ ,n ,l,w- *>Wrr hl* * w°en «Utem ent
N
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A* t f**r
1* tlMPwinhasc
of the b»t« 1 . 2 and 3 o f 1
.Scctkai N.
> " ‘ „T o w iw lilp a ».»nth. o f K a n n 1
W est ami
<t »111 o n « t y if to «how that tho Uiol
R C E
TOOL OUTFITS FOR
THE M E C H A N I C
W e have them at all pr. *«•
.Also, we carry the
m ake« of t-tol« *f ill kind*
f o r carpenter«, e a b u y
makers and ra a rh n u »-
Complete stock «d general
hardware. Nee u« 'etnre
buying your farm imple­
ments and w agon«
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» " W f . ' i h i N i W h tlmhor or »tone
I ttvun.w a»rU'ultural Bwrroo«. an.t to «tahliah
hi» • laun t»> M M landtwforv J. j Walton, f »
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the l»t iti^nf Aumwk l» a . Hr n a n o as w iif-i
■ r y v n: yj-.'n tv h
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Hunt.r. .la m « > . Kanoir
»V >■< F usto ,. U no omntv O rw 'n
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count,-. 1
_2 P I »11 persons cUtmtntt aSvvrsolv the
Griffin & Veati'ii ft
cleapt« n this afflee i*n «w before «aid i«t day o f 1
t . . A « « « . I » B|,
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R e g is te r .
O eo. !# • waa in Star Saturday oa
N w iiv e fo r PN hlt'-ati.hn.
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b u »in »»a
A. J. Aoderaou wa» in the Grove
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State» Lami O le «.
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R.-ci'ur». iir,-K..n May a i m
'y*bX •'V »'’ ,h“ tn compilano«
to o n » of th« act ifl i on*m m of
t u ia » 'A n w rt (or th « m ;« £f
■ th . stato. M Cattfomia, Otaeon
■hiyrton Tavrltarf a ,«a t«n . 1 .
S a tu rd a y
W ill Hankies oame down from the
Warehouse Sunday
Leslie Wick* oauie home from tbe
Warehouse last week.
Lulu and Mable Harlow were
g weeto >f Mias Myrtle ffio k « Sunday.
Geo Kerr paase.1 through Star
Tweaday on hie way to tbe Grove.
Milea Pitcher, «'arris and Maids
ABilerooo are numbered on the atek
lo t tin* week.
Misers Elsie and Muril lurk of
we have no stand-in with the dentists on tough meat»
G ive us-a call and we w ill treat you right
£ *& **£ *£
K
S tar
Choicest Meats, Hams, Bacon
and Lard always on hand. In
fact everything usually kept
in a first class market : : :
Fish In
Season
W M E 'G M H J M
P IC K E T T .— At tbe home of bie bro­
< - N O T IC S FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
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United States L iu d Office
ther, Conductor Frank Pickett, in
Koseburg. Oregon. Juhe 13. 1903.
this city, July 11, 1903, Fred Pick­
N o tice Is hereby given that the follow ing
namedjHdter has filep notice o f his intension to
ett. aged 29 years, 11 months and
make ¿final commutation proof in support of
The “ Crusher" crew are rocking
8 days, from some complication of
his claim , am i that said proof w ill be made be­
tbe road below Curtis Veatch'■ place
fo re Th e Register and Receiver, V. s. Land
Bronchitis.
O ffice a t Koseburg. Oregon, on July, 29. 1903 viz:
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JO H N M C U L P
Deceased was born in Richmond,
home4te«vl entry No. 9632, for the w **' N w
Miss Minnie Boren lias gone to Illinois, July £3, 1873. He came to
Sec. 33*T . 21 s. a. 1 w.
H e names the follow ing witnesses to prove
Oakland to visit her sister, Miss Liz- this state about four years ago. the
his e.ontim.us residence upon and cultivation of
Die Boren.
greater part of which time be resid-
said land, viz: James Ozment. J. V . Thornton,
James E. Ostrand all o f Cottage GnnfcOore. and
Tbe S. D. A.'a held a business e«l at Roeeburg, where he follower!
XY. -H. H a w le y ,o f xa lldwood Oregon.
J. T. B r i d g e s Register.
meeting Sunday at 7:30 p. m. at the railroadibg. He came here a few
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home of A. D. Owens.
mouths ago and has been working
. . N O T IC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N .
CuileS S tate» Land «ffttee.
Eld. Bryan of Saginaw gave us-a on (be O. A S. E. railroad, on which j
Koseburg. Oregon. .July I. 1983.
United States Land Office,
Notice is bereny given m a t .In compliance
road hi» brother, Frank, is one of tbe
good Ht*ruion Sunday at 11.
Rose burg, Oregon. March 23, 1903
w ith the provisions ot the aoi o f Congress of
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Nevtic«
is
hereby
given that tn com pilano«
!
conductor».
During
the
recent
There was a fair attendance.
June t. 137*. en titled "A n art fo r the sale of
With the provisions o f the act of (\>nftwss of
tim ber lands in the states o f California, «»regon
3,19711, entitled "A n act for the sale of
One of Mr. Elliot» horse» got its heavy rain» he contracted the Nevada and Washington T e r rito ry ." asextend- Jmte
tim ber lands in th « States of California. Oregon
to all the public land states by act of Auguel
Nevada .and Washington Territo ry," asextend-
broken Monday and had to be , disease through exposure, from ed
4. 1448.
•d to all tne public land states by act of August
which
be
died
after
onh
about
four
JAMES
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•toot. We think it hard luck.
4. 1492.
Brainard comity of Crow W ing, State of
day» lllnee». Funeral services were of
T H O M A S E. G A L B K K A T H
Minnesota, has this day filed in this office his
Mr. Berry ha» sold hi» team and
Cottage G io ve county of Lane state of Ore­
¡conducted bv Rev, S. B. Mor»s at sworn statement No. ,*>444. for the purchase ofr of
on
*fti«*e his «w
«worn
outfit to Mr. Goodno
the lot 1 , 3. <| N . K ' « o f Section No 2 in Town­ gon. ha.« this day filed In this ..ffl.-e
WJ
- tase o
of f the N
NW>.
ship No. 23 s. Range n o 3 west, amt w ill offer statement No. 4696. for the , purchase
M i. Berry and wife left fo/^EuJoue S
Mft* ü0,c <* meUrv SuntU?' where proof
o f Section No. 24. in township
thip No. jn South o f
t*»
■*!i«m
that
the
land
sought
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more
remains were laid to tbeir final valuable far Its tim ber or gbMM than for agrL Range n o . 2 'Vest ami w ill on«
» f to ShoA
Tuesday.
1 cultural purposes, and to «-ata blush his claim to tbe lami sought is more valuable i • its timN^r
rest.
or stone than for agricultural p u r »«**«, and to
said
land
before
J.
J.
W
alton.
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Commis­
At the school meeting held Tues­
sioner. Kuge.ie. Oregon on W ednesday, the 23 «•U b lis lt his claim t** said land Itefore the
day, July 7, there « u a unanimous
T ell your friends if they want a da> <*f September, 1MB. H e mum's as witnesses: Register ami R eceiver o f this .»ffice at Koseburg
W illiam Johnson amt Thom as Campbell both of Oregon, on Tu esday, the 2 * dav o f July 1903 .'
vote tor $500 bonds with which to live, newsy liv a l paper to give the Cottage
G ro w , W illia m W o lf and Erwin W o lf H e n a m es«« witnesses: J. H. Ravles. «>f (Sitrena
Gregnn. Albert Kmerson. o f Cottage firove. Ore-
both
of I«omten. l«ane county Oregon.
build a new school house.
L a n k C o u n t y L e a d er a triah
Any and all persons claim ing adversely the goo. Emmet Sharp, .»f Cottage Grove Oregon
above deerrtbed lands are requested to file their and J. D. Dantmon o f Eugene. Oregon.
Mrs. M. Tompkius and master For­
A n y ami all nersous claiming adversely the
Lye and lie both make a good claims in this office on or hefi>re said 23 rd day «.if above
«tescribed lands are requated t«* file their
rest. of Glenwood heights, also the
Neptomher. 1903.
J T B r i d g e *.
quality of soft soap.
d n im « in this office on or l»efore said 28 day o f
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Register.
Misses Wmuie and Vanan Dresser
July. 19n;t.
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J. T. B r id g e s . R egM ^r.
o f Lynx Hollo w were the guests of
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N D T IC E FO R P V R L lC A T IO N .
Mrs \\ X Wheeler and family Sat-
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Land Office at Roselairg. Oregon.
urdar night.
The class in vocal music met Sat­
urday evening to receive the last lee
goo of the teirn. The class from the
Divide cam» over aud joined them.
All the neighborhood was muted
to attend, and many were prevent
A ll present enjoyed heartily tbe tuu-
aie
Some of the guests favored us
with sougs winch were pleasing to
all
Refreabm* on »e r e served in
the form of rake nod lemonade.after
which the class sang "Goo«} Aight."
•a l the people separated with pleas
aat good night.
w ith the patent
• laaJ Katas hr a«» ot a ornai
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• WHkght
is
»H A D E STIDHAM
!hat tN*
»»»< purchase o f the M i , \ k
J
«•Hith of range 4 we«t
land
« a tua Me fnr tt« ttmfwr and sf..»«
r « - * » * « • « la 1 st hrtovr J .1 Walton
4 m
r a S W W S ir -a
Laac count\. Oregon.
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g j S . T r .» 1 r st» arv rvqnr»tni
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day of August, i m
1 or twforr .........
J. T. R bid .- kw .
Register
Rattling Good, Spick and Span Rij
i* what L you want
when
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go for ^ a drive.
to bikÜ *'
° n a business trip, or j»
t«!kf _,.our lH'st jnrl f,»r a ride, and this i? "fo
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i t s
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that w«> t .1 !U- * li ,n
respect and it’s a i
to N» ha 1 it' n ‘ °i,n,r !H>—1° furnish the very
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m «« i-ur
our u
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