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J. t. FOUR F.lllnr.
J. II. MOIUI, nunlnp MmuMJiT
fUHI.mimU THl'RKlUYS AT INlKrNl)liXl'l
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TUVItSOAV, MAY 1. IS'.VV
i !
It would ciii Unit lite triple tlUiim
hv mccecded In bullying Japun o
kiu irjH)o. They liavo already -reeded
in wresting Port Arlhur mid the
J.Uui Tong pt'tiinoulft from the eomiucr
ort of China, ami now itccrc-pit nnd
cnVUKiiliitoil oUl Spain JimihiiuU that
Rnsala, Germany mid Franco compel
Juui to relinquish the island of For
mic. It is hardly robaWe that thia
)at demand will bo juxhed to the ex
treme, for the intrepid Jiiose are too
gallant a peoplo to surrender the
'ialand of the beautiful" without an
ajjpeal to arum. Spain is too weak to
tight Japan single handed, and h
stands in deadly fear of the new power
tliaf ,'a'' aTiv- iu ,l10 Orio"t- 81,6
fears that Jap.m will become, ajsressive
in the future and turn her ironclads and
iiatalliona upon Jl l'l.il ipine islands.
The' poaB.'iuit of Formosa places the
Japanese within tay striKing distance
o( these island?, hence the SiiiiiarJ's
alarm. There U apparently tome
grounds for Spain's trepidation, for
Japau is certain to put the bulk of the
Chinese, indemnity into a formidable
navy, The island empire is already the
.'leading naval poa er of the East and be
fore another decade she will rank as one
Of the great naval powers of the world.
Russia is as pertain as the ri."iu,' of the
ami to pay the penalty of her late med
dlesomeness. Tb possession of a
- great navy will make Japan as invulner
able as Emland today. The Japan
sse are natural sailors, and they are apt
pupils iu the arts of modern warfare,
besides they are orientals and possess
the oriental instinct of revenue. Japan
will some day win back the islands
wrested from her by Russian arescion
in 1873.
T.ikhk apfears to be a growing senti
ment among the prominent advocates
of silver reuiouetizatoii to unite their
yoting strength iu solid column in iayor
of the ahiie uitat, irrespective of party
'affiliations. This is no easy task for men
to do. not lightly, renounce their partv
.obligations. . The majority of den.ocrats
. etill leliive their p rty to be the on'y
traditional, logical and consistent friend
of bimetal ism, and many republicans
Jiave confidence that their party will
restore silver to ita former place
standard money. Judging Irom
;ts
preeent political coudit'ons. we do not
l. l il.n, n-ill Iu. onv mtirkpit in
dependent movement. Tl- battle will
dependent nioveineni. nw" "
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be fought oat. within the old political
!
' lintw. possibly with one party taking a
somewhat more decided attitude in
favor of the white metal than the other
As to the ultimate result no one is wise
'
anough to for.'tell, but tli t tha great
American people will decide tie
question honestly and intelligently
ther ia not a shadow of doubt in our
mind
It would appear that the battle for
"sound money" is on m good earnest.
-Tha real issue before the people i8:
: hall we have gold alone as the money
fit ultimate payment, or ehall we have
Tjjoth gold and silver as money of equal
'purchasing power and legal tender
-value. The argument against the sin
- glegold standard, and it in the only ar
gument, U that there is not a sufficient
quantity of goid to do the busings of the
world. When the volume of money is
' lessened it causes values to depreciate,
' and falling values alwsy nieao distress
among' tlie masses. The (treat money
Jsings ruit- the finance of the world, and
r t is to their interest to have the
. volume of money curtailed as much as
possible so they can more easily manip
' dilate it. The so-called monetary laws
; ,of the world is timply the caprice of the
, money syndicates. It does? not mean
anything else, and is nothing else.
I -Ixdsp kxdkncb is not superior to many
i of her sister towns, but she is the peer
of any from a commercial standpoint.
j There is no richer country in the
' Willamette valley than the region
It is one of thej
,tributtU7 to this city
""''greatest grain producing and bop
raising sections of the sUte. Fruits,
irrie and vegetables grow in prolific
S abundance, llieson is a ricu prairie
ft . , .
abundance. The soil is a rich prairie
f hills very pro-luctive. The locatbn
, ...
of Independence as commercial center j
; iiai lew equals in ine vanej. ji uas ,
r .both nyer and railway transpjrtation, j
"and is the great thipping depot of Tolk j
county. Its citizens are energetic and J
. ... , i
progressive, it lias gooa sciiuoih a,ir
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liumerous cnurclies, ana ine saniiary l lie C nion .una.ay ecnooi wn
. ..... . O. T
conditions! the town are conducive to
health. Indeiendene has a bright
future.
Thk Japamw H'oplo In their sudden
Into international wv
natuially tck to enlarge their com
mercial relations with the world, and
one of their first step is to ask com
mercial privileges iu connection will
,., l NU-Nniguau tH-nl. We
...... t -in i. it....i .smaLimml market.
no mm uoi'.ui i i" v ........
... ....
privilege wttli other lavoreo. imui,
.... ... ..... .nt-rest of the Vnile.1
States tocultivate ivmniercial relatio'is
h thatcuntry. The "IpZuivUwU la.i Sunday.
wi!ll,in thousands of dollars ,o I he j -r .. ,,'ly,
racilic coast, u meai. ....
t..t f..r ri.!if.'iii.i. Ou'k'ou and
Washington.
1i.i. i.lni'k and i.iu.leiuv are the
eatial q i ililU-atious to w in
life, Xo person can succeed without
them and no one ever failed who pos
sessed them.
Tna merchant in advertising should
nut neglect to mention his staple av
tides while pushing the sale of his
novelties.
MONMOT I H.
Pus!! Pust! lHist!
t ... t.....,., T nr.. Itrolhor
came over from Sakin yesterday on
their wheels.
residence.
lIcxundlteKgotol'or.landnex.
week, so tin Mourn null locals will
not appear in the next issue.
The drama given by the Normal
student, was n grand .u-s. The
.-......, ,...,M e.wt .Mw.l niul t lt
ciwtained and th-
young people dispUyed rare talon .
11. e proceeds aunuiiueu 10 tu..
Wy understand '.hey inte id put
. : I..,. ,.t TiiilrMi.'iicK'iiee
iing on- ui.ii - --t
i,, ,h .ar future. We bespeak
... ..... - - - -
tbp.n n t-.i 1 hou?e.
!
Ulen 0. Graves made a i y ng '
trip to Pallas yesterday on his
wheel.
Dr.Frazcri improvtng s1'1" '
.
U e hope to see nun on mc en
soon.
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The Lewisville baseball team:
playeu lue ornnus on ihm. .-.nut-day.
The game resulted in it tie.
Ituimwavs arc becoming quite j
, . p ; 1 rill. - VI HtV i, ..,.,v..v . j,,, Mji.t; i tli u, , nil c-. .
RJ4arte, ,..,,., i:., ,,..,,.,
Sm.th were returning home from j cUurta -J'iUJ- ' land . c-n s-i:ie.i of an education
Salem the team became fright ned j The populists of Bull-ton, Me-. I( ,,ju,.a!ttl clas, thai
and began to run. 'i he tongu of; Coy Mill Creek and Patlas ;j ,,. Wl)lU , lo(,:iy.
tt... v, liii-lo .-nine down iinU ran
into the ground ami threw them
ou i oi Hie uuj; " '
very badly. The preeent indica-
thnt. hp will recover, but
his injuries are of a serious nature.
Amos Ilolinan was fung on
the head by bees one day last week
nd furatitne his life wa- dis paired
of. hut is now recovering from the
tlie,ts
Saturday last a Lewisvilta boy
had a runaway in town, no serious
damag,, was dene
but it made
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things lively for a time
,
T. r.,i.nplol ) int. r.
Tf ia r..nnrtpd tli.it Mrs. Pulton
j.urchased Prof. Loner's residence
for the consideration of S SOU. 'e
are very sorry to lose tlio professor
and family from our midst. Sue
. ". . . i . i ...
cess attend them where ever the
County Clerk P. F. Mtilkey and
., " :.. ,.,,!!.
family tt'ere visiiir.c in MonmoutJ
among their ninny friends and
relatives last Sunday.
Hamilton Mulkey vowed that
he would not be outdone si he al
lowed his team to engage in a
short but lively run Sunday after
noon. No damage dune, only a
bryken Beat and harness.
A goodly number of our young
people went to Salern Sund'ay to
attend trie Y. P. S. C. E. conven
tion. They report an excellent
time and profitable withal. .
Prof. Ginn made a flying trip to
Corvallis Tuesday last.
Rev. Fisher, pastor of the Evan
gelical church, returned Monday
evening from their conference held
in S ilen'i.
Our eetcemed citizen, Frank
Powell, has moyed out onto his
farm. We shall miss his genial
face from our midst.
Hex & Rex.
BUEXA VISTA.
A big frost Wednesday night,
tut not much damage was done to
either fruits or gardens.
R. G. Stringley,,of Long Tom, was
with us one day last week.
T.nu-rpnrft Plowman, of Soda-
vHle, is visiting acquaintances here
in is ween.
Mrs. Sarah Prather returned last
Friday from Portland.
. r rri . . e i". ,1-
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was in town n business Iart week
A. Jl. i nornion, oi vervains,
Mr.. Hugh Baldwin left here
last Mon4av for Cherryvale, kan-
wherc ;hJ expixte to gpen(
6everai uxeis with her parents and
friends,
I). Hodge and Ed Wilson, two
Welisdaleitef, were in town last
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eictt cmcers ueii .ruuua. .
Try a 1 "'''1"'
evcryMy cuiinunuumi m, ,..
lluiUjs along.
l!..m to tl.o wifcof It. U. hw,u
j ja8t Friday welling, Mitum!
boV.
Prof. James Storms return
from Corvallia last Salimtiiy and
left Momlay lr Southern Oregon.
w... l.,fi M.nuluv for
; lV.uil. to.i xi l.cro he will worn
j
i II..:... u l..i .if nnidu-ants lor the
"i ' .
! Huoiltl lti tH'hool, Ult 1.0.10 1UW
i muvwtk'il as vet
! ... I I I II I 1 1 1 't I 111 lilt'
... i i,mw nnvisclv;
i ..,,.1 i.p.inc.4 not, unito co
Iiiijll, but wo will luko
I i,i v. l....fC I lit
... J I i. c t.ti.. ,- i
jmvo ol
HufNO.
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OAI.I.AS.
Itcv. SwncKliaii.mer proacnoa
. i
from the lUpiU pulpit lues lay
evening
Tlio voting people of tlio South
on! Me'ihodift leairtio will give un
toe cream sociable V dncsday.
Tho Pallas r.iin.l wiU go to
Salem Tliurs.l.iy to contest tor it
prize, tliul i.- to given by the
t.)JJ Kellows.
Tlio Pallas public mIhhiI will
f .1 Tl -.1 ..-
: cio?c i u u .
, r. Vcbb. ol tins city, is builvt-,
in u new house m
the eastern
,,.irt ..t t.ovn , oegiui i no f iuu-
evening at the residence t.i Mr. motto was 'lTuSrs, or lull out
Dunn. j of !,no " Ihe iss.ys ,,d ..Ml.
(Jhuul- Plank, of Pixie, who hiisluons s-hnucd cvideiH O ol caic aim
l.lMi uIIoikI school here tln j ctiltivalion. i iing t Incite.
. .1 f .1 ... I.,r ...... .
was 11 esu-o ; .'
was arrested Monday tor
n. "
"
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The peopie ot Dallas wilt be w.-u
ffuni..
j vegetables tiiis year.
1 .... .......
. Tim Hortieuuuru; sc e:v uiecis
! . 1 i . . '
f.-l. . 1 T ..'... 1 .. 4 I o ..'.. v m.tt.t 1
I 110 UUlUlllluiiii. d . ; ,..-.v.
in Pallas Wednesday
;iniaiias oeuuesu.i..
......
Evangelist Ran w m
Oregon and expected here ,u a
week ur leu uut.
i v e r.iuoicu iim irnnu
j cf j.'k. Wilsoi. and
will
idaiit a
i j
n-i ... . t .....: i i. r
1 lie l rcsnvicriiiii cuun ii jj .
u, ,,, i.all.
Monday evening, for the benel.t ot
; the church.
rrof. Cochane. of the u uiatnctie
.,, . ;i i
celebrate tile -UU tI Ji,i
. Creek
, . -I.
Rev. Swackhammcr prrneiied tor
.... i
j liev. ewaCKnammiT prcucin
the peopie 0f Liberty Sunday,
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T.iio ;a wi.ll snnnliPil with
bicvcicj ana liveiy ttables.
Mr. Highland, of IV; t a i i.l ,
kceninir samples of Oids 6c l,mg s
gi-oils here.
Uncle Cage Morrison is improv
ing Somewhat in health.
Tin, tl ill'u r iinu'iritl .ire tulkill!?
of organizing a club here this week.
i: !.. nv ; il,,. -i.r in
Pallas just now.
The cantata given by Mrs. Pick-
ard at the tit v hull week ago hist
Tuesday evening was fairly well
attended, and the young people aid
miitH
we m t leir exercises. Ji
"i . . .
was given in the interest ot tin! M.
nl.nrph Kiin.lnv kcIiiiiiI. Tini-i
present were well pleased with the
,.i,.lt.,
; i upu.ir,
A i ouple of Pallas' prodigal pone,
who have Ikcii doing business in
ndepcinieiK".' for several months,
returned to their.old home again a
few days ago.
Several persons have bpen run
over by the bicycle fiend lately,
but no one lias been hurt.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World'i Flr Highest Medal and Diploma.
Right Arm Paralyzed!
Saved from St. Vitus Dance.
"Our daughter, Blanche, now fif
teen years of are, had been terribly
afflicted with nervousness, and had
lost the entire use of her right arm.
We feared St. Vitus dance, and tried
the best physicians, with no benefit.
She has taken three bottles of Dr.
Miles' Nervine and has gained 31
pounds. Her nervousness and symp
toms of St. Vitus dance are entirely
gone, sue attends school regularly,
and has recovered complete use of
her arm. her appetite is splendid."
MliS. IL Ii. BULLOCK. Brighton. N. 7.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Cures.
Tr. Miles Nervine is sold on posit! t j
rn&rnie that trie first bottl will iwnefiu I
Alllf.i.or.K.-tau.Utlktll A fv.fl U- I
All arucEiM aeil it !. bottl- forfc. or
it will i--rn, pr-rwid. on recrint of pnra I
bf tue Iir. Milu llMUfal Klkiiarl. Ind.
CollVo
I GRADUATING EXERCISES,
Twenty inUiit' ',", ,,,, lu
dopotuloiico S'lioM.
AN EVENT OF WHICH UUR CITY IS FROUO
ImorMtlnc Emji ai Roittlom-A
Mtrrl; Addr. si-rine Muiio.
Brilliant riors I TreaenU.
Tlio Iinlopomlonoo niHra houne
xva oiowdcU t it tH',(; "'"""B
nmUtaiulinciii'aoity last FrMay
fvvn'.i., ' tvns!on Uun te
r.mrtli a.Miual commoiicomoiit tf
tlu liiil.'oinleuoo j'tiMio Ki'hools.
Twenty gnul uites thirtoo i young
ladies' ami fovcii viunj? goiitlt
tnon jirucal tlio H.'ial tloeoratoil
I'tcsi.leiit C. V. Chapman,
id' tlio StiUo I'niveiMty, ra-sidont
ui niu -it -
P. 1 4. C.uni lo!l, of the Monmouth
Stato Normal, the faculty of the
liuloi t inlemo public u hool, nun
the board of directors also ocoupin
scats Up II tint lit a go.
ll.e ouiij.
lady g-admites and t!io iitt e
(lower girls wero ilre std iu vlegnnt
cofHiuics wl.icii in cornice
lio;i with the Ibual disp!flV uindtf n
most
ii.torcsiin and lieatitiful
scene.
Tlio sr. at crowd coiiiiueueed
pom i'.. into l lie lull nt u:i only
! hour, sim ins wwiui.p ..v...,.
: t il . .. . ... ..I i a r.oo.i It'll
. i i i . . . i . ....
..g-.n-r s oral..... Po,. es. iu sp. . a
merit, lie liein' a grailuate- ci in.
i . . . . , , i i , .t . i .
i r urn . l e he ,ce Ili;:v .u
j W;lg0.,.r u t!l0 thinl graduat id
i the Iiidi'pendiT.co high scl.o.
i M ,u M 1 1,. I i ml ('.il, m r ha
, . . . ,.
i uig graduated in Kv.
j ... . .
( lairnian O. . Slu. n
of the
j ,c!,uul Uwrj, ted the diplo-
'"" v ...
were w oil (lio-cn hint pertinent o
! tha oee.iMoii. i lol. Hayes i tu t
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' IllirOUUCC.I lilK rT,imi '. .'
' i-vcniii'?. Pres. C. 11. Chapman.
r.
The s-neaker caiiiniimenlt-d tin
people ; Im!'.'; t lidence tip
t lit i
! entail, lid soli ..!, one umong
t!ie
j ;,e.t public si ln ols in the
hta'.c
ml
I It! l,-S Uio Wn! lil oi luoay. r.uucn
j ration J- litor a sine iiua nmi of
fiueccp?, it js needed in all the ai-
. ... . ,
' r a j-.f I i r.i A f , HI tU n i 1 1 T I U lift!
'Hie educated man was a rarity, to-
j day the uneducated man is a rare
tne eatkund man was a few
, v...,r- lMuca'.ion is to drill
an 1 dUi-ipiiiR' the intellect, not to
fill the iiiind wiili mere bookish
knowledge, I ut to enable its jios-
r u'
i battle of ufe, t
iul.y fight the great
lead in She a fla ire
of the world. He earnestly ln-
etsted that the class should k-ep
its graduating motto in mind, and
,.....(,,. ,,.,. .,..!1V i., f.dlow
its in
hibit on w as to coiiiiiiu
y m"
nly nmde
forwan!. Thev had only
;l.e lirt K!t- forward, the coveted
goal was Ftill far ahead of them
and t hey mutt move on.
lis the cinion of everyone
pr- K'-nt that this was the banner
commencement of the Indepen
dt'iice puhlie sdicxds. It certainly
exeeis iu the ni'inber of graduates,
and one marked feature is that
many of the graduates are quite
young, which is evidence that our
-chools are d"ii g good work, The
uncinates: were: Viola Alexander,
Mt Cairqil ell. Clarence Ch "if iti-i.
Hurry Clodfi-ltcr, lessie P.ihihii.
Alta EstcB, Ella Fcnnell, Vena
Goff, Pertha Hurley, Ann Mann,
ueorge il urpny, ;.iaggi l omeroy,
IVanie Ileum, Klla iCohinson. John
Si'rotiKS, Inettie hUianks, Joshua I
Talbott, Nellie Wnlsto- and Frank
Whiteukcr, of the :
;ind ("lai't'iice.Vi'agoiier
school. ,
lie Hcli'io
, of the.'
-:-THE INDEPENDENCE EXCHANGE-:-
KENDAL & CAMPBELL,
-DiiulerH in-
Ngav and Second-IIand Goods.
We would like to buy cevpial Hcoond hand Stove,
Harnef?, fiaddlen; alno l'nrnitiire. Km.
FURNITURE I'ROMI'TLY & NEATLY REPAIRED.
Ours is The Bargain House.
INDEPENDENCE, Opponito Vanduyn's ORECOX.
r vy tr-f v , ,
City Truck &
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;i anic raics
j j ,sx. 1 ; a ni j o vn- ro
INDEPENDENCE, N
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mmm mmmmmm mm
llt 11,0 S"rqrowry-
Too Tired to Smile
Weak, Wtary nnd Worn
DKilnvt, Impuro Blood -Cured by
Hood'.
Munv weak and worn-out women
Wnow Just what thl.,..er. in tny
nun
for work. Uty
force llieiifMhea
thiMUKh th hiily j
roullim of ilutlofi,
I in out tH dltf !
counij,i'd I'ven !
i....k for lelief. i
A Hut It U i ha '
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IiUHHI pui-e, .-.' ,
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Kov,..kCur. it'ii.f-aud vM
a cJuH-i-rul uplrit. Keud UiU:
i i ivomin.'iw im .-
toll frowdUslnesa and .evcia l 'dns t my
I hvomiff.rod more thn tonria en
I - - A trU.,a
usjrtdtbat I t-y !: KarMrta.
i i . irlnt nl m more Uiu nr-
i ...... i. ,.i i ha firt iK'ttlo,
over nitiBin-r
I f.,lt bttter rliht away. J itavo uiw
Mood's a
11 iloMV'O
nrnirly five hott lot
on tt?
i.n.l am nrny t"j f u. ,
I nmcntlrrlv cure. .
i wuuM u.ivl U Kynyar
V ' . . . t U 1 fu..-.
iurrlnircn rou.it of nlurt) el"
tryUeodViir:iir:i!. It wllletii" ittt..
Y.'M.iSMrr'.i.Sta i:.s:hSt., N. Y.CUy.
"Hcwi'm P'M t''ii 1:10 fAuiii.r..Urtr:
wiUi oxrnno v ho t lo tUci.i. 1'
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Thnt l..amif.d co'o.!oxio)i i
h. ll't'i. i r-so.-ved by Itl 'i"
Ti.hihs. ,. , ,. ,
II ,, on Ttm'. imriiv th M"'"-;
.a.' Iho 1 kin l bhmiiihM ami'
nii.ko lifi 11. ore worth I i v t : .
W. H. Wheeler,
riAHOS.fJRGAHS.S!
Hi a'er In
3EWIN8 MACHINES;
.. Machine Ntidles and f)i!s.
-ett 111
5EW.NG MACHINES NEATLY REPAIRED.
orr.i'e H M l.ln-.
:-r - Is: 1 rKNt:.NCE
Mai:
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5 !.ni)j:;'KM;i:n uk(;on.
TAILORING.
Afine line of samitles "UIT
ov on Imnil
Irrl frutii,
itisfaqtion Guaranteed
T. LAY10N J2NKS,
Indepcndenco, Or,
DRESS MAKING
Miss Sophia Goff.
M;it lii'ely rc liinii'd from Sun
l-'i.ineiseii niul in preinreil to
fin. her i:itroni llie henefit
.if : new tytcrii of
' I)itsm Ciittiiijr niul Fltlinir.
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caupn Ktc knows what hIi i talking uhout.
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do them.- : thing if you cxcL U live long ami keep..
hair
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WE . WANT i'tfj
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liavo the m gestlLno ever ollered in -iho county, &n( j
lowest riu s mi tarth. ('omo ajnl hoc. j
Moitmiouth Mercantile Co, j
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VOOD WORK A SPKCIALT1
Prnft, road & track shoeing the very bcs.
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I'll Nev:
Do It
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dinpnto viith a 'woman wln
our cooil's aro the only nt' to buj
arpuu with her when h pays our f 'i
arc money-Havers; nho talkH no
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