Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910, August 29, 1907, Image 2

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    CEMETERY OF
MASONS ONE GOAL
OF CAR LINE
TO MAKE CIRCUIT
Feed Your Nerves
Upon rich, pure, nourishing blood by
taking Hood a Sar«a[>arilla. and yoe
will t* frw* from those
of do*
aprilr. those Bleep less nights and anxious
days, those gloomy, (leatb^ke feeling,,
those sudden «tarts at mere nothings,
those dyspeptic symptom» and blinding
headaches. Hood's Sarsaparilla has done
this for many others — it will cure you.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
CONTRACT FOR
COTTAGE GROVE
TRUST COMPANY
BANK FURNISHING
FORMS POULTRY
LET LAST NIGHT
ASSOCISTION
AFFECT OTHERS
EXHIBITION
WILL
Portland, Or., Aug. 22.—The fail­
BE ure of the Oregon Trust and Savings V.
Latest Fall Suits
Shown at Hanson’s
We carry high grade goods, and a man feels dre» 4
up when he gets into one of our Michael Siern V •
They wear better and cost little if any more, than SUltl
of the unnamed lines of clothes, that are poorly
and soon get out of shape. This Fall’s Patterns
nobby and you ought to come in and look at them. ***
We are disposing of all our summer clothing a 4
furnishings at genuine clean-up sale prices.
to clean them all out to make room for our big faQ □
winter lines.
We pay no rent and can sell lower than some of
our competitors.
Bank will not cause any embarrass­
SPLENDID PLANS FOR MER-
ment whatever. Portland bankers
HECKAKT
MOO.\—NO
EH AL
say, to other Interests here. The
tablets known as Sa rest aba. 100 doses IL
Portland Clearing House Association
BEEN PIT IN YET—8. I’. 8E<
El»—LOCAL AND
PERSONAL investigated the other financial In-
GETS CONTRACT FOR £3380
for many years
She stayed at her
| stitutions of the city to determine if
TION MEN CRITH IS.M MERE SI j post till dark last night, and was on
NOTES OF THE (.ROVE.
the disaster to the Oregon Trust will
hand bright and early today. She
pull down any others, and all were
PERsTlTION
The eontract for fitting up and
had understood that the bank's doors
I found to be in good shape. The old- renovating the Hampton room at the
would be opened today.
| established banks of the city were corner of Seventh and Willamette
Last
Thursday
evening
the
repre
­
Mrs. Homer Hallock, who lost her sentative poultry fanciers of thft vi­ never so strong. Portland banks to-|
I
The Eugene & Eastern Railway husband in the Chamber of Com­ cinity met at the office of F. H. Ro- day have deposits of 860,000,000. i street, formerly occupied by Hall &
Shumway,
for
the
new
Merchants
’
merce
building
last
year.
Is
said
to
Company expects to build Its track
' senburg and orgonized a poultry as­ These are divided about as follows: Bank was let last night to W. O. |
be out »1800.
the object of the organ­ First National, 814,000,000; United Heckart for 83380 by the promoters
to the Masonic cemetery and Gross
There were a few lucky ones. sociation,
addition, south of Eugene, as well as The manager of a local cigar store isation being the promotion, up­ ¡States National, 87,250.000; Mer-1 of the enterprise, and work was be- i
.
building and fostering of the poul­ | chants’National. 85,500.000; Ladd &
2' J.
to Springfield, this year, and rails got a "tip" about three weeks ago try
n, Y- D. Hensill;
industry of southern Lane and ¡Tilton, 814,000,000. Security Savings drew the plans, “
8 East*
and they show that
that
something
was
wrong
and
he
are being distributed along the line
&
Trust
Company,
8u,2OO.OOO;
Bank
northern
Douglas
counties,
and
the
9th street
drew
out
1600.
Constable
Lou
Wag
­
the
building
will
be
one
of
the
neatest
;
toward the cemetery, The line south
bolding of poultry shows and dissem- I of California, 83,500,000; Canadian
will leave the one on Thirteenth ner said this morning that he had niation of information relative to Bank of Commerce, 82.500,000; Port- banks in the state outside of Port­
atreet at the eastern border of the repeatedly warned his father to take poultry keeping both for profit and ' land Trust Company, 81,800,000; land. The sum of the contract does [
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university and will go by the Odd hls money out of the bank, and the pleasure.
| Bankers* and Lumbermen's Bank, not include the vault or the expensive ,
grille work or vault lining.
The I
Fellows Wmetery. Somewhere this money was withdrawn, nearly »1400
81,300,000;
Hibernia
Savings
Bank,
The
meeting
was
called
to
order
side of the Masonic cemetery another in all, about two weeks ago. When by F. H. Rosenburg, who after stat­ 81,000,000; Title Guarantee & Trust building will be ready for occupancy I
branch is likely to be built to Hen­ Lou called up his father and told him ing the object of the meeting, an­ Company, 81.500,000; Merchants’ In- by October 15, according to the con­
tract, and in order to do this the
dricks’ Pork, in order to accommo­
nounced that nominations were In
grille work will have to be made in i
date the crowds that would go to
order for officers of the new asso­
Portland or San Francisco In order,
that place at certain tomes. The rea­
ciation, whereupon the following
to have it in time. Mr. Hensill is
son the track will be laid to the cem­
named persons were made the unan­
arranging for the work now.
eteries is not to make a great cir­
imous choice of those present: Su­
In showing a Guard reporter the
cuit, coming back by Willamette
preme rooster. F. H. Rosenburg; vice
plans the architect gave a minute de­
street, but simply to accommodate
cockalorum, J. C. Johnson; keeper
scription of the interior. The dlmtn-
funerals in those two burial grounds
of the sacred feather, W. C. Conner;
sions of the building will be 22x80,
and travel to the additions to the
guardian of the golden nest egg,
the front, or working room, being
city. It is customary for street rail­
Chas. Walker*
22x45. just back of the working
ways to have electric car hearses,
It was voted that the newly form­
Washington,
Aug. 21.—Attorney-
(From Saturday’s Guard >
_
room will be the 8x12 two-story
which will carry the coffins to the
ed organization should be known as
Two horses and a barn, together
Back
of
this
will
be
a
com-
General
Bonaparte,
when
asked
today
vault,
burial grounds, and it is expected
the "Calapooia Poultry Association.”
modious directors' room with closets concerning the plans to be followed with the contents, valued at 8180»
that the Eugene line will have one
The admission fee was placed at 81
and
lavatories, In the front of the by his department in dealing with the were burned this morning between
by the time the track to the cemete­
and the annual dues at 81. An ex­
building
is a handy little telephone pending land fraud and other crim­
ries Is done.
ecutive committee was appointed con­
nicely furnished office inal cases in the public land states, 5 and 6 o’clock on the place of Ly.
and
booth
It is understood that some of the
sisting of President F. H. Rosenburg,
said that an effort would be made to curgus Davis tnree miles north of
10x10.
property owners, who so vigorously
Secretary W. C. Conner, Treasurer
clear the dockets of all these saces town on the river road. The ori™
not
in
the
size
of
these
But
it
is
insisted on tile railroad running up
Charles Walker, Thomas Awbrey and
as soon as practicable, In relation of the fire is not known. The ban
the
true
quality
may
be
that
things
Eleventh street, wished that they had
Rufus Arne. A committee on ways
realized, but in the excellence of the to the indictment which is pending and contents belonged to Mr. Davis
allowed it to go up Thirteenth street,
and means was appointed as follows:
finish. The interior will be finished against United States Senator W. E. the team and one wagon to Geo H
for they believe that the former
I). B. Chamberlain, D. T. Awbrey
up with beam ceiling and panel work. Borah, of Idaho, he said a speedy tri­ Dickerson. .There was 8400 insn/
street will be materially spoiled as a
and H. K. Metcalf. It was voted to
Around the public places will be a al would be given the senator and ance oh the barn.
driveway. If the company had been
hold the first annual poultry show
When the family first discovered
seven-foot panel wainscoting. The others included in the indictment.
allowed to go up Willamette to Thir­
of the association at this place De­
whole plan of the finishings will be Action in this case has not been the fire the barn was a solid mas* of
teenth, and then turned up the latter
cember 12. 13 and 14, 1907. The
of the Doric order, and in all prob­ pressed because Senator Borah was flames. As no one to the knowledge
street, their track would have had
Eugene association has promised to
ability will be stained in Mission or actively engaged in the important du­ of the family had been in the barn
but one tarn until It reached the rail­
co-operate with the local association
ty of aiding in the prosecution of the since the night before, and then
Flemish oak.
road track In Fairmount. As it is
to make the show the desired success.
The public places will have Raceo- case against W. E. Haywood, With without any light of any kind, the on­
it has three, which may lessen
Ixicnl Mention.
11th flooring.
The bank counters that case out of the way there is no ly conclusion to be drawn seems to
speed to some extent.
G. F. Garoutte and Charles Teeters
will be unusually well made and I further reason for delay, and there be that some one set the barn on nre
As yet no switches have been
with their families have just return­
probably some tramp who had appro­
the grille will be in bronze and plate I will be an immediate trial.
In, and It would look as though
HENRY IL ROGERS.
ed from a camping trip of two weeks,
In. the very many land fraud cases priated the hay for a bed.
glass artistically proportioned, the
car would be all that would be
taken on the Middle Fork. They
New York capitalist, who is said miles. In that ramble they got nei­
In the barn were fifteen tons of
wickets and openings being of a spec- which are awaiting trial it is expect-
in town, until the line is connected
' ed valuable light will be obtained by new hay and a considerable quantity
ial design.
up with Springfield. One car should to be the real head of the Standard ther venison or fish, except two mess­
The bank will be well lighted, for the department of justice when the of oats and millfeed, two seta of
make a trip to Fairmount and back
es that were given them by more suc­
Oil trust.
in the front there will be one large ' secretary of the interior, Mr. Gar­ double harness, one set of single har-
in twenty or thirty minutes.
cessful mountain men. The weather
plate glass window and on the south field, returns early next month from ness, the wagon and team of Dicker-
Work is progressing on Eleventh
was fine and the mountain air and
I side five other plate glass windows his allsummer trip through the West. son, and a wagon and buggy belong­
street rapidly, teams doing the plow­ that the bank had failed, the latter scenery put new spirits in place of
ing to Davis.
ing in place of the traction engine. replied:
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS. will take the place o f the present
that tired feeling. On their return
It is thought that 81800 will cover
"Lou, that’s the first time in your they passed near the Veatch camp
wall. The windows will be set in
Some of the Southern Pacific section
Congressman and wit, who has copper Kawneer plate.
the entire loss, the barn being worth
men have seen fit to criticise the lay­ life you were ever right.”
at Crowbar Point, where they spread
♦ alone probably 81200, the team and
From the above it may be seen | ♦
ing of the rails on the track, saying
their blankets, having broken their been nominated for United States
MARRIED.
* wagon 83 00 and the other things
how fine and rich the effects of the »
that the side with the name of the GENERAL <i<MII* CROP
wagon. The wagon master had to I
about 8300.
rei * ort in M c K enzie valley come back a distance
factory on it should be placed out­
of thirty senator by the Mississippi pri­ I interior will be, and It is safe to
say, after so much has been done ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I**
side. Foreman Utterback Bays that
miles to the last blacksmith shop on maries.
RESI HENCE PROPERTY ON
(Special Correspondence.)
to make the structure a fitting home
belief is simply a superstition of
the road for the necessary repairs.
At the Matiock lodging house, no
Thurston. Aug. 22.—The past two
for the bank, that success will follow i
ELEVENTH STREET SOLI»
some railroad section men, and It
The Coyote Club, of Cottage Grove,
Thursday evening, August 22, 1907,
makes no difference which side Is weeks have been one of the busy a local association of farmers and vestment & Trust Company, 8750,- it from the opening.
at 8 o'clock, Charles Joerger and
Professor John Straub sold a valu­
turned out.
The railroads them­ times, and one that has drawn on the stockmen, has been organized and 000.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Rev. H. N. able piece of residence property to­
selves, when the rail 1 b worn on one people for help; so much so that I paying bounties for coyote scalps
Mount officiating
Both are resi­ day to Professor H. C. Howe. The
Bide, turn It aroind and put the tin- saw one lady putting up hay all since last December.
During the
dents of Eugene, Mrs. Smith having piece lies next to the Straub resi­
worq edge to the inside of the track alone, while at another ranch two eight and a half months of its ac­
charge of the lodging house.
women were on the bundle wagon tive work seven coyotes have been
dence, between Mr. Straub's new
against the flange of the wheen.
helping tp pitch wheat and by the killed. The bounty paid is 810 for
home and the Dr. Hard residence. It
way one of them made the bundles each animal killed, and 85 for the
is a forty-two foot strip and has
CANTORIA,
fly
rt,„, the
IN K '.nd You hawliwayt Svqß a depth of 225 feet, from the street
outsider whose dogs kill the little
Well, cutting hay and grain Is a wolf. The membership of the organ­
to the millrace.
Mr. Duffey Informs us that there Signature
thing of the past »nd threshing is ization is now about 65. The gen­
Coffman, Rodman & Smith were
Irving Wolf is nursing a sore hand will be a new match factory started
•*
nearly over, with full granaries of eral fund of the club is replenished
the agents.
in Springfield soon. A large build­
that
came
near
proving
fatal.
While
wheat and eats, a good yield, and by levying an assessment on the
ing will be erected, new and modern
next comes the corn crop, a larger membership whenever a scalp is hauling hay three weeks ago a splin­ machinery Installed and everything
Portland. Or., Aug. 23.—Repre­ planting than at any previous year, brought in for cancellation.
ter entered his finger whten he ex- will be strictly up-to-date. The fac­
senting a city with a population of and a promise of a much greater
The Dorena district is adding an­ traded with his ktnfe. It is sup­ tory will be run on a wholesale ba­
17,000 is the vast army of depositors yield.
other room to the schoolhouse this . posed that his finger
_
came in contact sis, and as Mr. Duffey is an experi­
of the Oregon Trust & Savings Bank,
The potato crop was hurt by the summer and will at the beginning of with some poisonous weed, as by enced match-maker,we have no doubt
who lost some little, some all of drought and Will be light compared the year enlarge the curriculum b.v evening it began to pain him and the that he will find a ready market for
their Havings, for there were between with other years. The cherry crop adding a two years’ high school I next day he came to town to have it the sale of hls products, and bespeak
14,000 and 15.000 savings accounts has been a good one and apples are course. Miss Elsie
___ Lea,
___ of Cottage
______ | treated.
_______
_____
____ _____
Blood _
poison
had ____
set ____
in for him success.
and between 2500 and 3000 check­ plentiful, but as the law has not been Grove, will be principal, having in i and it required heroic treatment to
Miss Lettia Winzenrefd had quite
ings accounts In the bank.
complied with the crop Is wormy. her charge two classes in the high subdue It.
an exciting accident one day this
The failure hit high anil low alike, There Is no better valley for the ap­ school and three in the eighth grade
The father and brother of M. J. week. She was riding her pony near
some who can easily afford to have ple In the state of Oregon than the school.
Harper left Monday morning for the home of her uncle, J. F. Powers,
their money tied up for a few months McKenzie, and when the law Is obey­
The Brown Lumber Company has their homes in the East, the former where she was visiting, when t’.ie an­
or a year, and others to whom the ed It will rank with the beat.
lately been operating the planer over­ I to. Monroe, Mich., and the latter to imal suddenly became frightened,
TENTH ANO MORRISON STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON
blow is one from which they will not
Owing to the fact that the cabbage
on local orders. Twelve hours Rochester, N. Y. The elder Harper throwing her to the ground. She
A. P. ARMSTRONG. LL. B., P rincipal
i crop depends on the care taken time
soon recover.
per day is the rule, and these would during his visit here in balmy .and was rendered unconscious, but soon
Educates for success in a short time and at small expense, and sends each stu­
For example, the young women of against the white miller, or worm. probably be lengthened if the elec­ invigorating Oregon gained seven recovered. However, she feels the ef­
the Working Girls' Home had over In cabbage, and so many wishing to tric current were available for pounds and considering the fact that fects of the fall yet.
dent to a position as soon as competent. Quality is our motto, and reputation i°r
81 000 on deposit there. It
know what to do and what to use, light.
Mrs. John W. Hodgson, a sister of thorough work brings us over 100 calls per month for ofiice help. Individual in­
he has passed his 80th milestone, is a
hardships for them
Little
1 give the formula given by the gov­
Tom Meaden is in town from his remarkably good showing. Mr. Har­ ■A. Welch, the railroad magnate, has
Ostenson, former office boy
ernment, but In a leaser amount, as mining property in Bohemia on the per’s brother gained fourteen pounds. purchased a half Interest in the store struction insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the
Telegram, lost over 1100, I
we use It. Having It published in old Noonday route Into the htlls. I C. W. Washbtirne brought in a of Mrs. C. H. Pickett, and will short­ voucher and other modern methods of bookkeeping. Chartier is our shorthand;
and little sister’s savings of
your paper all can get the benefit, Tom is showing some handsome. speclman of the genuine Canada ly move to Springfield. Mrs. Hodgson easy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free—
time.
for now Is the time to save the fall quarts, not unlike that which made! thistle which he found west of town. who is from the East, is an experi­ write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland
Jack Day recently sold a timber cabbage crop. The formula Is as fol- the Knott property famous, and says ! This is a very dangerous weed and enced dressmaker and trimmer, and
claim for 84500, and nt the urgent lows: One gallon of kerosene oll, that he has lots of It.
every effort should be made to ex­ says that Springfield is the best open
solicitation of his friends last week 12 1-8 gallons of water and 1-2
it Is told that Mrs. John Currin, terminate at once. As published ing which she has seen between Port
he put It all In the hank.
pound of soap. First dissolve the Soap living on the old Row river home­ last week, there is a heavy penalty land and Southern Oregon.
A young man employed ns ales­ In a half gallon of water, boiling; re­ stead. is not very well this summer. for permitting this weed to grow and
J. F. Powers met with quite
se-
man in u local cigar atore had been move from the fire and pour in the She is nearing the 90-year milepost, property owners should se to it or It vere accident Monday. While a drlv-
working hls finger i nails off saving gallon of kerosene oil; churn this and every little indisposition Is may cost them dearly.
Ing a loaded wagon the team became
money to get married
He had ac­ amount with the spray pump till it alarming. Pioneer John, however, is-
The Junction City Hotel changed frightened, throwing him to the
cumulated 81500, anti he will be resembles cream; add the* 12 gallons quite rugged and is carrying his 90 hands Monday, M. M. Gilbert, of Ta- ground, and one wheel passed over
obliged to postpone his wedding
of water, stir and use. This will keep years easily.
coma, si ccecding Royal Cummings, his body. He is getting along nicelv
A waitress In the Alder restaurant all season 111 a tight vessel.
Harry Parker la down from the The hotel under the new manage- and will soon be about again.
had 1225 of her own and her moth­
J. J. T.
Parker Brothers’ property on Noon- ment starts off wtlh bright pros-*
C. W. Dalrymple and family, who
er’s money In the bank.
day ridge. The Noonday boys all re­ pects and will no doubt be a suc­ have been visiting at the home of J.
A French truck gardener, who
port handsome showings so far this cessful venture and a popular resort J. Browning, have returned to their
ILIIANY season.—Western Oregon.
withdrew 81250 from another bank
for the traveling public. Mr. Gil­ home in Oklahoma.
and deposited it in the Oregon Trust
Mds. L. Jacobs and daughter
bert's
family consists of his wife and
Albany.
Or.,
Aug.
23.
—
Be(ore
a
only last Saturday night, called at
Wave., formerly of Springfield, but
two
sons.
James
H.
Jones,
of
Creswell,
and
a
I
crowd
of
1000
people
John
A.
Craw-
the Chamber of Commerce informa­
now of Klamath Falls, are visiting
tion bureau this morning and wanted ford, owned by Al Thomas and driv- pioneer of '55, expect» to take hls1 J. C. Burns has lost two more of at the home of Mrs. Jacobs’ daugh­
bis
fin
e
cows,
making
three
within
family
to
Pendleton
next
week
to
i
on
by
A.
Woodcock.
to know if he couldn’t get hls money
won a quarter­
ter. Mrs. J. E Stewart
at the city hall. He said if he could mile pacing event on the 8. 8. Bailey live. He has traded hls fine seventy- j the past ten days. Investigation
R. C. Morgan, who had the con­
proves
that
the
cows
died
from
dry
acre
farm
one
mile
from
Creswell
to
i
track
this
afternoon
In
this
city
over
not get access to hls money as he
tract for the erection of the new bell
Oregon Babe, owned by J. D. Isom, Fred Noff. of Tacoma, for a splendid murrain. There is no remedy from tower,
needed it it would mean hls ruin.
II ban & Tag cart, real estate bro- and driven by Charles Barrow. The hom In Pendleton, and expects
to, this trouble e. but it may be prevented towar has completed the work The
expe
mak
hls
home
In
th;
t
city
In
the
fu
­ by giving the cattle free access to field
kers were on tl le point
race w as won by
ture Near PendleK ll he ha a fine salt.
Idg I
feet, and as
nnd had
Mi
ind chi
G. W Winn, who re
h )f 8 40 acres of whei at la rj
tom been
the start, an
11 tl
d wa
y a few
Eugene
M
In
I
Jo
liv
d
s
northwest
ol
wi
hid. the time
The
l’mat la
the i rash a n
day.
d y
has
I y
»n &
SCI day.
t he pos­
for
used great It
Wb
»
..i i
Ht
camo to i.ane cour tty lie has made a ten:
I d»*». and 8
tali-
M
a
¡1
M
J. P
rft
lot
host of friends In this country.
the
»,
j>rt. Th
Club and
tìiPTI »e* r»
en i
ave
i
1 h i fa ni t F V ?ry
ISO
Jose ph Fell man and L. R. Edmnn- E
i»
ira
hou
M E
» t
V,
of
i urned vest «»rday from Vlcto- w
»,
f h
a
mipplles i
aui
(
(
i mill ria. B. C. While there 1
la I. Rutled
ar u a I f
jrday
h few dal
ipany
Im her land. Other 1Eugene peo-
14
tvrday or
»i
i1
six pit* st i 11 there ar e Lee Travls and Sc pre
They
Ed Seti
t
,ev Walter Shumate. The coi
1999.
untry is full
i
noverai t
n r
f
f
n
is the
of
mon
wanting
to
make
Investment«
1
darei* he
fi
i 4
»f
That s what yov’r dem^ when giving your teeth proper attention-
r an
and a number of Oregcon people are fa
tlng mon
urrounc
n»r
TimKor 1« • I a v
A
decayed orfost tooth mars a certain amount of attract>veoeifc
by I500C
aed by
V
k
•r A uk
apldh
pr
Officiala i
•" sign
Son»
n.
It’s easily replaced.
front.
d act
An elderly woman who I
I he increasing popularity of delighted customers is one evident
Tap John Widdicomb Company, of
dwU
EUGENE Gl’N CO,
For Infanta and Chudren.
thè O. W. P. line ha» b.
Graud Rapids, Mich., has purchased
ot my increasing1 business.
line In front o( thè bank a
730 acres of timber In Lane and Mar­
Make a call at once.
stantly etnee yeaterday,
lon counties. Oregon. The Widdi­
If you want the best try Savage's
fi rat heard thè newa. Sh»
comb Company are furniture manu­ rifle cartridges. Wholesale and re­
In thè bank, represi
facturers at Grand Rapids and Cbsr-1 tail
lari at Barker Gun Store, 571 Wil­
WOlamett* St
|
aavltigs from selline gar
iotte, Mich.
| lamette street
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AND COME BY COLLEGE HILL
SWITCHES
HAVE
MELI»
In usual liquid form or in chocolated
ED. HANSON&U
TWO HORSES
BE CLEARED UP
BURN THREE MILES
SAYS BONAPARTE
NORTH OF EUGENE
TRUST COMPANY FAILURE
AFFECTS THOUSANDS
MATCH FACTORY
JUNCTION NEWS
FOR SPRINGFIELD
OF PAST WEEK
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Cleaner or
Fanning Mill
Unless you Know that it will do what you
want done.
If you have some dirty grain.
Bring us a
good sample and let us clean it for you.
Ti» “Dakota” will do it
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CASTOR IA
Tin Kind You Hare Always Bought
DR. ATWOOD