Eugene Guard.
FEBRUARY 21
SATURDAY
DEFENDS A PLAIN ATTEMPT
TO STEAL.
Wbat must lie the opinion of
Line Couuty timber owners regard
ing the Euger.e Register f About
the logging stream franebis« bill it
Bays:
The bill has been gone over oare-
fnliy ami ail featuies eliminated
that would in any way interfere
with the rights of lumbermen,
whether their interest« be large or
small, and lhe measure which has
already passed the house and been
wisely amended in the senate should
have no trouble in becoming a law.
•
W
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in the broad commercial eenee
the law is perfectly just and should
be enacted.
With all this pretty palaver there
is not a limber-land owner along
the McKensie and Willamette rivers
and their tributaries that does not
feel that should such a oill happen
to become a law he would be
robbed of a considerable part of hie
holding«. There is no guesswork
abiut this statement. The timber
laud owners appreciate the danger,
and, to a min, ondemn the meas
ure.
EXCUSES THE MASTER.
10 oppiaition to the logging bill
the G uard says Eugeue people own
*20 sections of limber on Quartz
Creek and that lhe holler of a Iran*
cuise on this stream would make a
handsome sum off lb see owners tor
ruuuing their logs. Now as we un*
derslaud it there ia nothing in this
proposed bill to prevent the owner«
Irotn combining and taking out a
franchise ou their own aooount.
Toe G uard ia badly scared long be
fore there is possibility of anyone
truing hurt. Any individual, agio*
ciatioo or corporation can take out
a franchise ui.der provision» of the
bill.—Register,
This 1« about a« lame a defense or
excuse a« possible ot a measure that
if passe l would virtually oonfisoate
a good ehare of the values of timber
land« he;d by rtuill owners in Lans
Ciuniy, Ilia asserted that “any
individual, association or corpora
tion can lake out a franchiss undsr
lb« provisions of this bill." This is
uo. iru-, at least only partially ao.
The bill provides that priority of
claim to the stream should carry
possession of the franchise. Even
th*« R*gister, we do not think, would
have the hardihood to claim for a
moment that lhe people who have
engineered this very objectionable
robeme would not tie the first lo file
their surveys and maps of the
streams of winch po<se»sion ie de
sirable.
11 ildsra of timber lauds bad just
cau*e for being “«oared” before they
were “nurt.” Il was a finely oon*
co t <1 scheme.
CHANCE TO GET BRAINS EOK
SENATE.
The casting of the greater part of
M ulttiomah’s vole tor ex-governor
G*er for astiktor yesterday makes
it apparent that the Geer force«
will go lo Editor Soo it of the Ore*
gouiau wbauever called upon.
Of
c >ur-e the ex-governor rualiaee
that the prise hangs above hie
r-»ch and will make lhe beat bar*
gaiu pussib.e iu the disposal of the
voles uuder *na control.
The slate vould be big gainer
through the rlecliou of lbs Port*
land edit»r— would gel a man ot
brain« who kuow« the wanta of the
slate lust ed of the usual gift front
the legislature of toms palavering
politician.
Senator Kuykendall
oau*e 11 remember hie
“lugging siream” bill
comas before the people
will have
rota on the
if ha ever
again.
iu order to avoid pay log bis just
tales young Rockefeller swears that
he is worth only >30,000.
His
lather ought lo give him one day’a
laouins and put him oo hia feat.
A new office wnb about a« much
use as a wagon for a ft'lh wheel,that
ot Stale Kxtunusr of offioee. is pro*
poreed. fbe principal peri of Ibe
will work be the drawing of salaries,
th nigh il is sopp.»«od that oounty
citi cnrs w t| he kept check of.
luST OF CIRCUIT
I
Goshen Items
COURT JURORS
Men
Who
lhe
Will
Try Cases
Regular
at
March
Term.
Sheriff Fisk and County Clvrk
have drawn tbs jury list for the March
term of circuit court, aa follows;
61 J Hlllrgas, farmer, Creswell.
Alfred Bratrain,
farmer, Camp
Creek.
W T Carroll, capitalist, Eugene.
Wm Heavey, farms«, Mohawk.
Gao Fisher, real «state agent, Ed
ge ie.
J K Hellers, capitalist, Eugsna.
A J Harlow, farmer, HpriDgfield.
W H Abram«, manufacturer, Cottage
Grove.
C D Holloway, blacksmith, Fair-
mou nt.
Jerry Atkinson, farmer, Hlu*law.
G H Hal«, farmer, Cheeber.
J D Cox, farmer, Long Tom.
C Hodtx, 1 ,uor dealer, Eugene.
Amo» Wllkios, farmer, W I amette.
J W Neet. farmer, Bailey.
Walter Blacbley, farmer, Lane.
A J Campbell, farmer, Wendling.
Lincoln Taylor, farmer, Cottage
Grove.
Chas Frisbee, farmer, Irving.
Lane Matlock, farmer, Goslien.
J A Armitage, farmer, Springfield.
I E Htevena, real estate agent, Flu
gene.
Tbos Van Duyn, farmer, Willamette,
C Hays, farmer, Jasper.
W R Goodm«n, farmer, Long Tam.
G N Castle, farmer, Hagluaw.
Gao Bmltb, farmer, Hpringfl -Id
A Yerington, druggist, Flugene.
W in Read, farmer, Goshen.
Marton Hmlth, farmer, Junction
City.
Cloverdale Items.
Uuard special Service.
(Guard Special Service. )
Gueheu, Feb. 18.—Mr. Winters, who
baa live>i alone on his farm uear the
t 'oast Fork bridge for a year or so,
has sol«i his farm to Chester Winters,
his nephew, and has moved to Eugene
to reside in the future.
W. J. Mulkey, of Monmouth, who
has l>een visiting his sou Chauucy, of
Pleasant Hill, returned home Monday.
Alex Stewart and wife, of Waitsburg,
Wash., stopped off here Sunday ou
their way home from an extended
Eastern trip, and visited with his
brother, Wm. Stewart for a few days.
Miss Auuie Kujietz came up from
Eugeue Mon«lay to visit her parents.
A. A. Keeney, who was visiting his
brother, B. F., here, went to Eugene
Monday where he will visit for a day
or so with his brother, J. M., before
leaving for Tacoma.
It is rumored that Will Elliott is
thinking of taking a position of night
clerk in a Creswell hotel.
M. B. Taliafero, of Natron, visited
with his son-in-law, B. F. Keeney,
Wednesday.
Henry Streeter has gone to Douglas,
Eastern Oregon, to engage iu work
there.
J. II. Hamilton, section foreman
here for the 8. P. Co., was the man
who prevented a wreck at this place
Saturday morning, when the delayeii
north bound overland express train
ran into Goshen six minutes ahead of
time ami was stopped by Mr. Hamil
ton’s frantic signals when under full
headway. This avoided a head-end
collision with the south bound work
train which was making for the pas
sing track at the depot.
The trains
were stopped within but a few feet of
each other—so close that the engineer
and fireman on the work train appre-
hended their danger and jump«xi from
their engine before engineer “Curly”
McQua«i, of the overland, stopixxl hiB
train. A debt of gratitude is due Mr.
flamiltou on the part of the passen
gers and train men for thus preventing
a very serious wreck.
Mr. Bangs, through our stage driver,
Mr. C. M. Parker, requests all patrons
along the route (Dexter-Goshen), to
provide mail pouches or sacks for their
mail, which is carried free along
“Star” routes. This request is occas-
sioned by reason of some complaints
having been made relative to the mis
placement of mail which through mis
take sometimes occurred.
It is our
opinion that while these mistakes did
occur, the principal “kickers” were
those who were not familar with the
law to the extent of knowing that
they were receiving daily accommcsla-
tions from the carrier who has never
refused to take up letters left tn way
side boxes, although the law does not
require it of him.
Some people do
not appreciate ac«'<>nim<idations.
Mrs. Lois Nye, who lias lieen visit
ing her sister, «Mrs. J. II. Hamilton,
will return to her home iu Portland
tomorrow.
CLOYBBDALB, Feb IS —Mrs John
Wliizsureld and daughter. Lets, are
Spending tbs week al Hprlugfleld visit
ing relatives.
Mlsaes Loulae Mathes and Myrtle
Bmltb apeut a few day a with Eugene
frlsude ttile week.
Mrs Shaffer, of Southern Oregon, Is
visiting at the borne of her brother,
Win Barnett.
Floyd Mathes «penda mo«t of hia odd
days at the home of id» frleud, Mr
Bcbmiit'». Wonder why?
Warren McFarlaLd, of Cottage
Grove, Is spending thia week down on
the farm.
Ixiren Horlvner hae renter! the Frank
Wtnaenreld property and la busy put
ting everything Iu readiness for the
future.
Mre May Kelly and friend, MreT D
Bulllvan, went tn Eugene today, ex
pecting to retU'ti louioriow.
L R Ixtug, of Cottage Gruve, epeDt
Huuday with hie frleud, Miw Mathre.
Quite a number ot young people at
tended the '■arquerade hall at Creswell
Pleasant Hill, Eeb. 17—Elliott Bros,
the 18th aud all repost a fi ue time
have sold their store to Mr. Strother,
O. O. O.
lately from the East, who is re-stock
Ing the store in all departments.
New Process.
Miss Daisy Jay returned last Wed
liemlay from a two weeks' visit with
The new proceee of tanning glove frieuds in Port laud.
Daltou and Ruby Baughman have
leather hae proved to be ot great ad
vantage as by it the leather Is not af- returned from Trent and Unity, where
feoled by fire or water or «team. Thia they have just tlulshed long terms of
Ie aooompllelisd by working aebeat«* school.
Uncle Jed Wheeler has sold his store
In lhe leather during the leaning
proceee, and It Ie aeecret proevee, guard hik I residence property to Tom Walker,
ed very eloeely by the tanner». Glovte who will immediately occupy the
mails of thle leather wear extra web same.
Miss Elsie Parks has returned from
and give the wearer more velue fur the
coel than gloves tuede of oni’nini leath Salem but ex|>ectato leave at once for
er. We have uow a big al'Klk of gl ivee Ashland to resume her studies iu the
made of thle leather in a variety of State Normal school there.
Mrs. P. N. i-alrd visited relatives in
ely lee and prloee.
Notice theee prloee: 50o, Hoe, 70c, Eugene ami Creswell last week.
The subject of a co-operative cream
76c, 96c, *1.16, 11.21), aod »1X6. 0<>m
mou glevee al 36c, Site, 36c, 40c, and 46c ery is tadng earnestly discussed by
Wo would like for you io oall and ex the farmers here, but the outcome is
at ill uncertain.
aniioe tbeee good glovee.
You re,
Miss Jane Mitchell is visiting frieuds
H ahkkm G un W uukh ,
at Cottage Grove.
9lh Hl, Eugene, Ore.
Mrs. Etta Baughman, of Monmouth,
P 8 —We will »*uil them by mal
is visiting relatives and old friends
any place tor came prior.
for a few days.
Ed Parks left this week for Silver
latke where he is an employee of
Porter Bros.
The Oregon Children’s Home Society
Anon.
hae children for plaoeuieul Iu good
family homre. Ages from one mouth
lo hxirteeu year*. Five haudrtd chil
NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS’
dren have t>eeii received by the eoci ty
MEETING.
since 1895 and glacMl in hoinee on thle
Notice is hereby given that the an
upper ouaet. Moro than twenty
Dual meeting of the st «wk holders of
tboueand children have been placed
the North Fairview Milling Company
In home« Iu tweuty-five e'atrelu twen
wiU be held at the office of the North
ty years Addre-« Hupt. I F Tobey at
Fnirveiw Mining Company tn Eugene,
ta* Marquam Building, Portland, Or.
Laue Couuty, Oregon, on the 7th «lay
of March, \ I’ , l'.XKl, at the hour of
Landscape Gatdening
2 o'chx'k iu the afternoon of «mid day
for the purpoee of electtug a tx»ar<i of
Otto Hilti, expert iMulecap« gardener. directors, and foi the transact ion of
Pruning and ail blade of gardeu work, such other business as may regularly
call at Wald Hnwae.
come before this meeting of the et«x k
holders.
Th. bret 1‘rwrVl»«
Malarie.
listed at Eugene, Laue County,
Oblile ami fever Is a bottle of Grove s 4*regon. this the 13th day of Feb, Uk’A
Tasteless Chill Tonte.
It la simply
WILLIAM FABER, Dreetdent.
Iron and Quinine In a taotelaee form.
No Cure, No Pay Price .VI«
L. T. HARRIS, Secretary
Pleasant Hill Notes.
Homes for Cfnldren.
Seed Oats.
If tbsra is anything ridiculous
Chot.w seed oel« for sal ', A .Idre»
Douai, is A Co, Eugene.
about lhe laws of Oregon it ia in
the payiog of eu’h meager «urn« lo
Stage Ik I »cask saS a erks <te Ike v«M.
lAXnllv» Bromo Qomlk* Tsblets
member« of the legislature. There
ear» a cold In oasday. No Cur», No
la Mr bbelley Irives hi« bosmees Fay. Frias 26 esbto.
for forty day«, pay« expenses at
J. W. KAYS’ FÜRNITURE CO
Halen«, and gets but *141* And the
Embalmer* and Funeral Dtrtctorr
other Laue Cuuity member« gel
nearly lb« sane ax-jqt.
It ie
& Henderson, Undertakers
ebsuaeuil
Embalmers. Cor. Will ano 7th
!
Wants Interest In Sawmill.
Pety with M6J0 wants te bay io
toreai lo »mail mwubi T
A«l<1rre» ••Wlsrt»b«IO," «*at» of
Of tai>, Eugvoe, Ur.
V»a I mw ««•• Vsa'are taAie«
When you tak» Gros**» T«»telre»
Chill TuaM he.au«* tba formula >•
fPaini» printed n every bo'I1* «bow-
n< that It I» »in ply Iren and Qulnina
In a te»i«to-a o«m. Nocur-, no p«).«
*«•.
4
NEWS NOTES
FROM
ftlardware
and
Sporting
Goods
FLORENCE
Having recently added a completeline of HARDWARE
SPORTING GOODS to my bicycle business m the Walton b'
I invite you to call and examine the stock. Everything new J
up-to date.
Shipping Is Livtly on the Sius-
liw-Sawmill Improve -
ments,
Etc.
(Guard Special Service.)
Florence, Feb 19.—O W Hurd 1« Jo
eomjl-tlus s laigs two-story aOdilivu
to his reaideuc- i i Florence.
Next wees • large force of men »1 I
commence <>n O W Hurd’s mill b<r .
M F. Na ubert A Co, cf Acme, bsve
contracted all the lumber they can
cut iu their mill for one year.
Itupo tint improvements have been
ruadv Iu the Spruce P<»n mill and :t
is now ruuuinir at It* full capacity
The schooner B lb »»< brought In
ou Monday. Io addition to a large
q'laritity < f freight for our meichanle
-be brought three large boiler* and
tnacbiuerv for lhe Ann* mill which
will Uearly dnull it* caiarity.
Th* new tug contracted for by O W
Hurd la to lie cm ot th« Leet on the
coast and ts expected to t.e here by the
fir*t of July.
There are five schooners here loaded
with lumber and will pretiai ly be st nt
ou their way today or tomorrow. The
Bella wi I finisn ui 1 larliug today and
wi 1 then losd wi b lumber at the
Spruce Point mi l.
The 1 O O Fguoliue boat will soon
( be ready for use.
Liwos are t>einz cleaned up and
fl w-r« and shrubbery p'anted, show.
Ing that lhe cou «try H very much
alive.
Courthonse Notes.
The 1903 Bicycles
Have arrived, Most complete repair shop jn t0W)
A full line of Bicycle 8und^
where all kinds of repairing is done.
Tiros.
Cass Matlock The Bicycle Man
Notice» ander th;» head not to exreed fixe
Ines, 50 cents per week; »1 50 » month; »12
per year.
Saturday Night, 7 to 9.
at FRIENDLY’
STRAYED.—From Coburg, Feb 7, a
dark brown mare with light bay two*
year-old eel’, both with halter*. A
suitable reward will be given for
tnelr return to Ira Tanton, Coburg,
i
Oregon,
We aim to make this
Extra Special Sale
LOST-A wbi’e steer abon. 2 yea a
ill, and a brlodle hound pup a year
old iD May. Hirer marked with half
undercrop oo left ear. Please leave
with Jehu Hostetter, Saginaw, Ore.
WATCH LOST. -Near Luper station I
during tbe Lyoi>s clia-e Monday, a
1 idy'« gold wa'cj. Finder return to
MHry E. Croft to James Humphrey
the G uard office aud receive re
lots 10 and 11, block 9, and lots 12
ward.
and 13, block 28, Frazier A Hyland ad.
to Eugene.
For Sale
California 4 Oregon Land Co. to V.
F. Herbert, 40 acres in tp. 21 8, r 3 e,
LEGHORN
COCKERELS— Furs I
•200.
bred Brown Leghorn coekerele for '
8. M. ami Elizabeth Elliott to Wm.
sale. Teim» rensnnab’e. Apply at
E. aud Anna Smith, 40x80 feet in Eu
the farm of L C Vitus three miles I
geue, »1300.
east of Irving on river road, or ad- j
J. I. and G. H. Jones to Maud Mas*
dr«». LC Vitus. Eug-ne.
terson, 1 acre in tp. 20 a, 3 w, »200.
U. S. to Ole Roe, 100 acres in tp.
22 s, I w, pnt« !it.
Miscellaneous.
Union Trust A. Investment Co., to
Wm. McMasters the‘‘Bald Butte,” AUCTIONEER.—Parti*» wishing to
make sales would do w II lo call on
"Wild M’est”, and “(¡rover” mining
Samuel
Jsmie-on,
professional
locations ou Bald Butte mountain in
tp 23 s, r 3 w, »1.
aue'i neer, Eugeup, Ore.
Rufus Mallory, Trustee, to Carl E.
Fisher, lot 3, block 38, Springfield,
»100.
F. A. and 8. E. Rankin to Z. A.
Davis, all claim and interest in 80
Remaining unclaimed in the port*
acres in tp. 16 b , r 4 w, »1.
office at Eugene, Oregon, Feb 18, 1903
Alliert E. and Sarah F. Davis to
Cramer R M
Willie E. Davis, east 30 feet of lot 7,
Dougherty, C H
block 4, original plat of Springfield,
Fisk, Mrs Frans
»1.
Hendrickson, Miss N.4*
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Long, Cel J
The notarial commission of I. P.
MeDurnby, A
Inuiau, of Lorane, is file«!.
Ploksn*, W T
MINING LOCATION.
Tabor, M C
F. J. Hurd locates “Morgan” claim
Wefou, T W
in Bohemia mining district.
Young, M S
Wm. Odgers and W. F. Hines locate
When c 11 ng for the above please
“Gohl Reef” mining claim iu Blue nay when advertised.
River district.
H F M c C own ack , P M.
Wm. Odgers the “Early Bird” claim
iu Blue River district.
to core a cold in unh day
CIRCUIT COURT.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Kate Moores vs. Seman Oliver, to All druggist* refund ttie money If It
falls lo cure. E W Grove’« signature it
recover ■ money. A. C. Woodcock at- on
each box. 25c.
torney for
I
plaintiff.
LOG BRAND.
(’ 8 Farrow A Co w.ll sell you the
J. B. ami J. 8. Hills have filed log l>est pl 'w* a'd harrows
brands as follows:
Letter N, lls
Dr Lowe, the optician, will be In
inches long; letter N in an oval circle
hie
Eugene ■ ffire «11 next week. Hi t
2 3-10 inches long and 1 8-10 inches
him teat you-eye* fir gl*»«e».
wide; letter N iu circle.
City Property tor Sa e
r
Lost and Found.
KEIL EHI'ATB TRANSFERS
Roseburg K« view : Mrs E la Wall,
ol Cottage Grovr. bar filed a suit in
the Douglas couuty circuit court
agaiust the Oregon Securtiles Co. for
1111,MX) damages. The plaintif! allègre
that the de'endant corporation re
moved ore am' untiug lo the sum
asked from the Evening Star mlue iu
the Bohemia di.trlct, of which s) e ie
owner. She also asks that the de
fendant be enjoined from any further
removal of ore from said mine. A C
Woodcock, of Eugeue, appear« for
plaintiff.
1
513 Willamette Street.
THE PURE
CRAIN COFFEE
Even childrvti drink Gra'.n-O
because they like it and the doc
tors say it is g«K>d for them. Why
not? It contains all of the nourish
ment of the pure grain and none
of the poisons of coffee.
TRY IT TO-DAY.
The Biggest we have had
By giving I etter values than we have yet gin
at any of our Extra Special Sales.
50 doz Ladies’(strictly all woo’) hose selling regular at 40cand
Saturday from 7 to 9 ALL GO AT.................................................
50 doz Misses’ black all wool hose, sizes from 4*e to 8}.<, extra
good value at 25c Saturday 7 to 9 p in.......... (2 for 25c).........
GENTS’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
75 doz Men’s Fancy Socks selling reg35c to 50c Saturday 7 to9p»|
100 doz Men’s Cotton Socks, selling reg at 25c Saturday 7 to9px
or 3 pair for 25 cents.
10 doz Men’s Handkerchiefs sold at 15c, Saturday 7 to 9 pm
10 doz Men’s’llandkerchiefs regular 10c kind Saturday 7 to 9 pm
The above goods may be seen in our win'lor.
We have never had such an array of
beautiful Spring goods as we have for the
coming season. Spring Stock nearly comp:«
good hen
I u this nge of the ti
« ««■! y progre.'-.-i'«* mera
advertises his business. J
question arises—“Bow bi
best way to do it?” Weil
hit upon a plan that is I
an«i novel—th«' money t
spend going directly to<
Does business every
We have secured» ia
H av And lot« vnn Vn«»w it quantity of beautiful Pte
aay ana levs j ou know it. iS(.t8 with pretty floni) w
ations, which we intend I
ing away to our custom«
When She Doesn’t Cackle
You know there’s nothing doing.
Call at our store and
investigate ibis proposition.
IOWA GROCERY COMPAN
Successors to J. L. Page.
I Have^
.bought out L. C. Skeela’ grocery store.
Wish the continuation of the old custo
mers and others also. Will try to tr at
you right. Corner grocery store 9, st.
JOHN PRYOR.
At grxst» ovwywtMT. ; ISc. »nd 15c. p*r partaf*.
Horses Wanted
i he ohl relitble bu»',o*t» firm, th«
*Se*nle AucUon and Sale Stable«,
I own a <1 have for «al» about MO
nc . which ho’<1« special auction
Iola in a*ven <1 II ret additions t' Eu.
•ale« FTery d«T and rwvalar weekly
■ens Aus lay in« off anew add'tlon.
auction!* ever* Fridav, receive
h'r*>. ! o 100, on con>4gnm‘’Ut
Lot» sold on naetUisble terms for »60 I
ai d advance a i «hipidnf chart»«,
and upward«,
and wiU aelt on comm wiou or will
I employ no agents. I alone •-ll my
bay yo’ir horava outright.
H von have any nnmber of horaea yon with
prepiertv. Thea>-h l« «re
f»»t, so dtepoa«
of at the *c«itl« market price». t«
anyone wauling to purc'iase would do ci«tx«r how
. no
far »ou are from lhe city,
well to c«'l early.
fall deecriotlnna and we will let . write n>
renu« of th:« property wu'1' K *i- whai th« price« an* aud how they you know
All communication* -------------
changed f r de»iratn- t'mlwr landa
N T Jo jfib. Mgr
r G H KMIXIIXS.
1212 Weetera Ave., s -atll*. WMh UiV
No Prices Like Ours on
GROCERIES
1 lb. Sag«'. 5c.
1 lb. Tapiccax 5c.
I lb Fmglieh Br-aifut Tea. 25c.
SD lb. Good Rii*e, 61.tV.
30 lb. SUvor Prunes, »1.00
Every price we quote U the lowest.
We Intend to keep our prices el way e
tbe low.“<1.
If they are not, brio«
your i' irvhweee twuck aud get your
money
That’* our »taudiug offer.
Compare our pnoa consider that
quality U choicest and aee if euch
>»ricee are found elsewhere
Quick
free delivery.
W. M. Green, ôviwuiîn^tte s
f
!
I [
First
First showing
showing of
of Ì
---
-
spring wash goods. J
«4 nd nJ ‘*\e Put.°n J*ato our first Rbipment of
Dimiti^a
ln’’renatinBs, <)rcandie«.
weav! ¡A
anti all the delicate
wea\e»in silk and linen.
e are also shotting our complete line of
Shirt Waists, Silk Waistings,
Plaii) and Changeable Silk Taffeta-
W
n
P' * :t 8uarante<d quality.
NE w ' go ^D s Feat
pleasure in ehowing’you our
Tolmie & Tra
vor
*1 aver
Successors
copf & so