THE EUGENE DAILY GTJAT.D, AlOSDAf, . FEMUJAllt 17, 1808 -
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FROM FRONTIER
EUGENEJ
Racket Store. 1
VlmboVlyfV.CV.'in..K: MR, 0 0 R R I
Gilbert, A. Kfhlds, Wihy,
OFFERS LGGATIC.V
FOR FAIR GROUNDS
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces,
Khit and Musim unaerwear
Notions, Stationery, Etc.
also a nice line of
Gents' Furnishing Goods
We have just secured
thesagency for the
celebrated
PICTORIAL
REVIEW PATTERNS
Acknowledged everywhere to be the leaders in the
fashion worH. They are perfect in every detail and
with die aid of the Cutting: and Construction Guides,
so simple that the most inexperienced person by their
use willmake a fashionable and perfect fitting garment.
These Guides are furnished tree with every pattern.
Call and look through the catalogue. Ask for a copy
of the Pictorial Review Fashion sheet free.
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1 Tif lis. Keb. 17. Reports received
from Armenia state that all Turkish
i " v r-serves in Van, Mush and other
.villages of Asia Minor have been
I culled to colors and are rapidly de
! 1 arting for the frontier. At the same
.time a league of the Turkish revolu
, Cnnary party Is Increasing the revolu
tionary agitation. Appeals and proc-
,lTn m.8 ,a 6 ls8u,ed,eho'-tlng nen, Ja8. Dolan. Jos. Mlcelli, Robert
he public to nrotest against the war- Robertson. G. Worthington. Judge J.
like plans of the sultan and the w. Hamilton. O. A. Hosser. L. a
, ea-iuc noids l.-.ai war would be dlsas- Moo F c F R Uc A ()
, trous, owing to the famine In Asia Mi- S,herlln, M. Negiey. A. E, Kent and
J. H. Sykes.
Wright, l.ee
I'ilkingten and wile, Mrs. Clara Hast,!
Mrs. T. J. Crlteser, G. V. Wimhcj'.y, i
Mrs. ('. . Wharton, J. F. Marker i
Miss Nell Darker, .Miss Hessle Whar-,
ton, Mrs. 11. W. Strong, Mrs. J. 11. By-',
ers, .Miss Garcia Byers, Mrs. G. W. ;
Bales. Mrs. A. Gunter W. L. Moore,!
Napoleon Rice and wlf. II. U.J
Graves, Mrs. M. F. Rice, F. K. Pat-'
terson. Miss Ruth Patterson. .lucoli
Bitser, F. D. Weatherford, Mrs. A.
Peterson, Ii. Rhodes, O. P. Hendor-i'V
son, Norman Agee, Mrs. C. H. Med-
ley, C. B. Patrick, Frank Carmen, C.
S. Jackson, H. O. Lewis. A. Crasnn,
F. A. Fields, J. F. Comee, S.T. Smith,
A. L. Rhodeman, R. W. Mulllns, A. U.
Smith, W. C. Clingenpeel, S. W. Tur
Russian military authorities have
ordered all horses In the Caucasus fit
for military service to be registered.
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Three, Five or
Acre Tracts,
miles from
Office on easy pay
ments, near school.
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EUGENE ENTERTAINS
NEIGHBORING BOOSTERS
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them with the welcoming yells and
the Rosebnrg crowd responded with
tho following:
"Hoseburg, Eugene, watch us grow;
We will vote for the U. of 0."
"Be a booster, have some snap;
Rnsebtirg's surfly on the map;
With paved streets and fine location
Can't be bSat in all creation."
"Rosebnrg, Roseburg, can't be beat
We are bound to have paved streets;
Make our city nice and clean
Like, our sister town, Eugene."
Eugene replied with the following:
"Lane county. Lane, Eugene,
Have ycu ever seen anything to beat
Euwne? I
No, never except Roseburg j" !
On one side, of the banners dis
played by the crowd was this Inscrip
tion: "Roseburg, 190S, 5000 pop
uiptint)." o" other side,
"Roseburg, 1910, 10,000 population."
On the ri.jbons worn by the excur
sionists wns i'-inted; "Roseburg for
paved streets."
Cet'ngc (irovc Arrives.
The Cottage Grove contingent,
nearlv 7 0 strong, arrived on the
11:45 o'clock Roseburg .local and
'"rmed in line on the depot platform.
The Roseburg boosters were kept at
the depot until tho arrival of the
regular train and the delegates from
both cities formed a line and march
ed down town together. Cottage
Grove banners contained the follow
ing: "Cottage Grove, 1910, 9999.
Head of tl villev." nn "Cnttgc
Grove, $123,000, U. of O., at Ett
gen ."
The yells given by the crowd were
p: follows:
"Eugene, Eugene, our county seat,
Our queen city Is hard to beat.
Cottage Gmve will boost and holler
And vote for IT. of 0,'s $125,000."
"CVftaee (trove, Cottage Grove,
That's the place to buy
Everything but booze
And for that she's strictly dry.'
Well, well, well."
Well, well, wel."
;e Grove all to
Surgical
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STAFF
,fJvmi,M.D.
J;Prr, M. D.
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iat. M n '
a.M. D.'
r"altal,'M.
For the care and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating: room and equipment.
Appliances forX ray work.
Sputum and blood examinations
Full corps of trained nurses.
Rates on application.
"'pilar
Training Schoofor Nurses..
course of lectures by the faculty and practical
h .i .
P Wt I P-ta1' Thc "d31 and surgical staff
Irn ,jj "ai"uics me iacuity. ror rates or inior
rflaadrcss W K"T rvifEMn a t r min s,.t.
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A WOMAN'S LAMPS
AM) i:K'Ki:UV
nre her pride mid di'lilit. She
likes to show th"in t her
friends as erld.ncj of hr
linmp's roflnonient. 'e have
jus't the lamp1 a.ul ( :'' 1'': y
you will lie proudest of. C.ime
and see h iw e.t-y mir I'ri.cs
make It t. l.uy ami vx Jul
the qiiiility a:id luil;-1 H
not to buy.
Hella ballu ballo,
Hella ballu ballo,
Wa 'in. way up.
Cottago Grove!"
IniiMising Lire of March.
Headed by the band. President L.
L. Whitson and Manager llartog. of
the ComniTrlnl Club and other prom
Inent rlrizens, the visitors wero
marched down the middle of Willam
ette street, to tha Commercial Club,
where they gathered In front of the
pulldliig and posed for a photograph.
All the way down the street tho
column was greet' d with applause
and cheers from the people on the
sidewalks, and unmet-oiK ctni'Tts
were kept busy snapping tile cr iwds.
After the photo of the visitors had
lv-en tnlien all were invited to !':e
Commercial Club parlor, v here May
or .1. It. Matlock delivered a sho't ad
dress of welcome. It being lunch
time the crowd was then dismissed
until ;i o'clock tls afternoon.
I.Kt I' Visitors.
The visitors fr " !.--- Vir7 wno
are hfr" today are as follows:
Mavor an. I Mrs. Hoover, .1. A. Bu
chanan. A. O. Hose. V. S. Patterson,
l.yn Caton. M. T. MeCialleti. E C.
Patterson. Dual Jarvis, S. C. Har
trum, Elbert Herman. S. S. Joseph
son. A. Salzmnn. Geo. W. Staley, Isa-itr-r
Wolienberir. Guy Wollenberg. G.
W. Kapp. L. 1). Carle. B. W. Bates,
O. C. Baker. B rt West brook and
wif". Charles Gllvin, It. II. C. Wood,
E X Ewart Kred Potiuette and wife.
Jos. Pa;e. S. J. T. Rs.-.t, V.'. V.'. ::!
der and wife. W. II. Carroll, T B.
Cannon. A. P.-rrr. C. T..-,r..ion,
Frank V.. Alley, C. B. Cannon. Mrs.
Frank K. Allev. Mrs. C. B. Cannon,
Fax Parrlsh. M's. Fax ParrHh. II. B.
Churrh Miss Mary Thomas. Mrs. l.yn
Caton, Henry Richardson. Mrs. Hen
rv Richardson. John Hunter. Mrs.
Cottage Grove Contingent.
H. C. Matteson, H. H. Veatch, J. C.
Johnson, R. Snodgrass, W. H.
Abrams, Mayor J. 1. Jones, C. C. Ha
zleton. O. H. Thompson, Geo. Hall,
Dave Griggs and wile, Dave Scholl,
Tom Parker, M. Compjon, John Bar
tels, William Conner, Ed 'fuller, Tom
Abrams, J. B. Protzman, Van Alli
son, M. Martin, Dr. Kline and wite,
Mrs. Gross, M. Veatch, Tom Jenkins,
Geo. Cornier, G. G. Warner, Jas. Ben
son, A. Brund, H. Eakin, William
Perman, F. D. Wheeler, Frank Wil
liams, F. H. Rosenborg, C. Coffman,
Geo. McQueen, J. D. Dubrullle, W. H.
Lincoln, X. Junes, J. vv. Outer, Dr.
I Woods, H. M. Anderson, Chus. .Cocii-
rati, Roy Ostrnnder, Lincoln Taylor.
Sam Pearce, D. J. Gover, Charles
Van Denuerg, John ituine,
Mathews, Dr. Van Winkle, F. B.
Phillips, president Commercial Club,
J. H. Chambers, T. C. Wheeler. O.
Veatch, assistant secretary Commer
cial Club, W. A. Hemeuway, J. 1.
Wallace. J. S. Stonebcrg. Colonel Wil
liam Blair, Charles Brunuan, .las.
Hemeuway, Frank Jordan, Alta King,
Bert Richmond, C. P. Jones, Jr., sec
retary Commercial Club.
Junction City Delegation
The delegation from the Junction
City Development League arrived oa
the 2:18 train this afternoon and
tuey, too, were met by the band and
Commercial Club members and es
corted down town. Tom Richardson,
tile I'oriland booster, arrived oa the
same train and will address tho big
meeting tonight. Those arriving up
Irom JuiiClioii are as folluws:
II. L. Rann, W. C. Wasliburne, C.
F. ilurlburt, S. L. Moorehead, Dr. X.
L. Lee, l-l. M. lUitlioru, Suren Jensen,
J. 11. Ecclestou, J. H. Uushuell, G. M.
jacKSun, MUOi C r. i'lousioii.
Visit the I'nivrrsit).
About 3 o'clock this afternoon the
visitors boarded the street cars, pass'
be navlng been provided liir an oy
tue Commercial Club, and they were
laKcuJ.0 the university of Oregon. A
meeting was held in Villard hail and
President Campbell and others deliv
ered short addresses. After the meet
ing the crowds returned down lu
and were given tho freedom of the
city.
Meeting Tonlglit.
A rousing reception to all the visit
ors will be Held tnis evening. Biieecn
its will bo delivered and a genuine
. ive feast will be held. Tom 4tichard-
1 sou and ottieis will speitit. .na.iy
;bpringtield people who were uiiuine
'.to be here during the day will come
'over and Join In the Uouo. hi.,.
Xotca of the Ihiy. '
J Two huge "Welcome" banners were
i hung across Willamette street before
the excursionists arrived una morn
lug, one In rVont of the Commercial
club and the other at the alley be
tween the Hotel Smeeds and Kays'
furniture store. The latter was put
'up by a number of merchants In tn.ti
vicinity and tho other by the club.
Mayor J. D. Matlock invited Mayor
Hoover, of Roseburg, the Roseburg
councllmen and tho Eugene council
men to lunch soon after tne arrival
of the excursionists.
; TlieWclty's handsome fire team and
the chemical engino were brought
out by ! ireman Croner. I hey excited
the admiration of the visitors.
1 1 ii hum- tc Wi!ioiiglil , tin- electri
cal supply dialers, whose stoiv is
across me stieet irom The Guard of
fice, tills afternoon stnnic, a wiiv won
loo Incandescent, lights along the
e. t .side .1 tne hail li!.i ic .' nth
Iroiu Seventh s:ie..t and tne li!iis
will shine tonight.
.lany who had never before visited
Kiueii,f ascended Skinner's Hutte and
were charmed Willi tne vK w aitur.ied-
lrom the top.
The incomers of the ltoselmrg city
council who came to look at our pave
ment are Mayor Hoover, S. S. .loseph
ron.'l). P. Fisher. L. Kolhagen, A. A.
Jlellows, W. yV. Cardwell, J. W.
Wright, C. B. Patrick, Jos. .Mlcelli,
Robert Robertson, and G. Worthington.
To tho Editor:
I see by the Sunday Morn
ing Register "That the Coun
ty Fair Is Assured:" that the
committee has decided on
Huddleston tract; that it will
secure 105 acres at tho con
tract price of (30,000, 110,
000 to be paid in cash and the
balance at 6 per cent inter
est. Assuming that this pro
posed purcnase Is for the
county and not a private
investment, and that it Is of
interest to all the taxpayers
of the county.
1 hereby offer the commit
tee 105 acres at the price of
$20,000; $7.50,0 to be paid
in cash on the delivery of the
deed and the balance to be
paid in a reasonable time,
with interest at per cent
per annum, payable annual
ly. The land Is part of tho
Prlro Blair Donation Claim,
and is now known as County
Survey Xo. 959.
GEO. B. DORR1S,
Agent.
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WITH A I,AME BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost cvcrylKxly who re.ius the news
papers is sine to knowVMl the wonderful
cmcs nuuie bv Dr.
Kilmer's Swuiup
Koot, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
uvi i eiiioi y.
u , It is the great mctl-
I'MI tilllllUMI Ul IIIC
nineteenth century ;
JT e'jlliacuvereil alter years
-JJvsJ "f cieutilic research
Ai. ivouicr, iiie
eiilcnt kidney and
bladder socialist, anu i wonderfully
successful in promptly Cuing lame back,
u -ic acid, catarrh of Hi J bladder and
ltrielit's Disease, which is thc worst
j form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer s J5vunp-Koot w ot rec
ommended for Bverything but if vm have
kidttcv, liver or bluiHer trouble it will lie
found just thc remedy you need. H has
been tested in so many ways, in hospital
work mid in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, also a liook tell
ing more aliout Swnni-Root. anil how to
tiudoutif vouhavekidnevor bladder trou
ble. When writing mention reading this
generous oiler in this paper and scud your
address to Dr. Kilmer
& Co., itinghainton
Walt
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er Hamilton
Fnv. Mrs
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Mrs. It.
Havlil
Lieille
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Mrs. A L. Kidder.
A. S Krav. W. II.
W. II. Fisl'-r. B W.
W. B tss. .1. V. Colt. Mrs.
n. Mtss Olivia Klsley,
1:1 vim; gold doli.aks
I'ttlt I'lhTV CKXTS
Thai N What It Will Menu if Von
l'uriliae n Piano During ElleitT
(losing out Sale
The great success of this sale clear
ly dent -nstrates that the piano Inly
ing public appreciates the fait that
we are selling the best pianos In the
world at cost price's. There's a rea-
EAST OltAXGK WANTS
XO MORE LIBRARIES
Fast Orange, Feb. 17. There Is a
loud protest against the proposal of
the city council to accepting $39,000
from Andrew Carnegie for three
branch libraries. The city has one
Carnegie library, costing $1600 a
year to run, and many object to addi
tional libraries on account of thc ex
penso of operating them.
PROMINENT enters
MAN IS DEAII
Xew York, Feb. 1". Wil
liam Sells, adopted son of Al
len Sells, of circus fame, di"d
of gastritis today, aged 4 2.
Ho was known as the premier
bareback rider of the world
and was a circus proprietor
himself.
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COFFEE
Nothing does more for
a grocer, one way or the
other, than coffee. He
must sell poor; (he needn't
sell it to you) it is good
t'"-t makes him.
Your ororer returns your money If fou don't
illco Stliiainir'i best: wc pay Inm '
XOTICI
I.
Notice Is hereby given that the
county commissioners' court of Lane
county, stale of uregou, will receive
sealed bids for the furnishing nnd
delivery of one hundred (100) cords
of old growth body fir four (4) feet
long; or for one hundred (100) cords
of second growth body fir four (4)
feet long, said wood to bo delivered
at the court house in Eugene, Lane
county, Oregon, on or before the 1st
day of September, 190S. The. court
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids; said bids to lie filed with
Ihe county clerk of said Lane county
not later than Wednesday, tho 4lh
day of March, 190S, at 2 o'clock p.m.
By order of the court tills, the Hill
day of February. 1 90S.
IT. LEE. County Clerk.
IMI.LNt T-T1.ES. i'll.KH! . .
Williams Indian Pile ointment
'lll cure blind, bleeding and itchlni!
piles. It absorbs the tumors, nllays
Itching at once, nets as a poultice,
gives Instant relief. Williams' In
dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for
piles and itching of the prlvnto parts.
Sold l.v Linn Drug Co., by mall E0c
and lion. Williams Mfg Co.,
props., Cleveland. (J.
!K OI).i.
Monicbuliuers will find the b(st
bargains In Blair street addition.
Make your own terms; pay for your
lot or acre tract out of your month
ly savings. tf
X. V. The regular
fiftv-eeut and one-
dollar sie bottles nre noma of Bwuap-Rool.
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, hut remember the name,
Swanip-Koot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Koot,
and the address, llinghallltoil, K, V., on
every laittle.
Jenkins &
Starbuck
Dealers in -
REAL
ESTATE
We are new comers cre
and arc in thc
Real Estate
Business
To Do
Business
We have been in this busi
ness before and understand
it thoroughly. - At present
we are in correspondence
with a number of Eastern
People who are going to
locate in this country and
if you are desirous of dis
posing of properties such
as City, Pasture and Farm
Lands, call on us. Wc
are personally acquainted
with a number of these
correspondents and know
they arc coming west. ' I
you want to SELL, list
your property with us for
there is going to be "things
doing" in real estat; that
jj is Listed with us.
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I Jenkins & Starbuck
Rooms 17 and 18
THEATRE BLOCK
K CAN SI I'PI.V
Your wants with wood Oalr, Mn
plc, Fir, and Ties. Also Coal.
WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO.
Phone. Black 1 1 i I .
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a Matsters,
it.. Mars'er?.
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V di.-nlnirg.
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We are going out of bus-1 should remember that this big firm
Pi- carries a big line of upholstering
goods and re-upholster s all kinds of
work, remakes mattresses and puts
old woven wire springs in good order
for you. Any work you have in the
furniture line or iiphol.-lering line we
will do for voti at reasonable prices.
CAMPBELL-FKI.L.V S' CO.
' Mattres.es ami couches made to or
der by Caini-beil-fellinaii Co.
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W. .'
aTict;c St.
Phone Main
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Ordwi.ll
v.er ttl.e.
son for It
Iness and We prefer to sell ev
nno anil organ on our fio us at It's
actual factory cost rather than go to
lite trouble anil expense of shipping
them bin k to Porijand. Today we
have seniething special for you an
offer m H 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 v i that you cannot
.'iff nd to pass It by a beautiful up
tieht piano in n gulden oak case,
wor:b $:ioo. and a high grade piano
1 : .'i ; ' i". sl!c.lit:y. i-.-.I. wor'h 175,
I., ing o'f. re.l . -:.v for I-'!!!.
Kimenil. r. t ti piano and piano play-
r o.oetor tor :tie aliove fi-.-or'
'"ir s'Uftrani-.e is tfie s'lonio'st.
on t.'at ief,;,.ts i , -t t-1. -o! ii l "1 v
Kll.l Its Pl.Wll HOI SE,
til Seenli Mri-et.
T. II. Collite, itj'-ll. Aut.
The (eleloa'ed B'l'k's hi ava and
ranges at Caiiiiiliel.-V!maii's nur.
untied for flit. -en years. Sold for hi l-ftti.t
. A..,, I S
Sime people throw away their old
solas and good chairs when they
could have them le-upholstered lit
Ca m phe I-Fell man's lioiisefuinlshlng
store fr a small sum and have them
I Just as good as ti'-w. Every body
Extraordinary Attraction
for this week
Valentines
Ic to $3.50
the most, unique deploy in town
SCHVVARZSCHILD'S
Book Store
LAND CO
Farm
and City
Property
For
Sale
14 acres inside of city limits,
with good buildings and some
fruit trees on the. place; thia
Is a choice buy.
Two business properties in Eu
gene; good proposition.
Three business properties in
Springfield; good buy.
Two residence proiiertles;
ehcnp and a guod investment;
splendid buy.
Good $100.00 land at $45.00;
this offer is open only for
the next ten days.
120 ncro homestead at $250.00.
This is a bargain; don't miss
1, ;
320 acres of timber land at $20
per ncre. A good thing;
look Into L.
1300 aero stock and grain
farm; well Improved; price,
$14,000.
2700 acres timber land; cruises
5V4 M. feet sec, at $24.00
per acre. I
1000 ncres timber land In Cal
ifornia; yellow fir, white
cedar and sugn r.plne;
cruises from d to 12 million
feet to the ',4 sec; price,
$4.x,000 for the tract.
Lots and acre tracts In Blair
Street Addition; terms given',
$100 and up.
Lots In the Sladden's Addition
to Eugene; prices ranging
from $275.00 up; terms to
suit tho buyers; $50.00; bal
ance on time.
Oregon I .a ml Company.
412 Willamette St.
Mark T. F cming, Mgr
Eugene, Oregon
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Successors to '
ARMITACE &. BOWN '
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Qak and 7th, Eugene, Or.
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e. C. Gullifordl
Fee J and Livery,
Boarding Stables
New T'loor Itooni Xew
Ituliber Tire Turnouts.
l''nll Creek Hlnuc Line.
Kill West Hlli Hired.
Phono Main
.1 lleic't
Special .
I shoes at
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IjMWP U Il'i'A
.KiiiiT!' vVU' all
lilin i ,-t (inr '-vi-h
Ut Tl I H K
Ml? Willi".'.
ntul will 1p Ii '
fur :nni a.
HOWER & WOOD
ltrnl liti' iitid TtniliT l.iinfN
Itnnrh, I j, nit niiij f'ily F'TtiM-rijr
imr Mitrnny nMa-l fully
t.,!i. jli cl.
lUmiii 1, iiw r I-li st nt, flunk
i Oil Paint'ngs
We hvr 4 litnifrd number of
PAINTINGS wtitch we Ate selling
at cost for a frw d ivs pricei Irom
SOc to $10 00
Latt HHgiin I K AMH MOULD.
ING5. Ste our window
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Wall Paper and Pant Co.
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lullar down And
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Fifteenth and Oak Sis. Phone
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