Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times., May 27, 1897, Image 5

A fine lot o f ladies'
Blood coin
toed shoes just received : : A. T. Boos.
Memorial Address.—Hon. W. N. Bar­
“ Your pills are the best in the
world. I used to be annoyed with
Mrs. Maggie Campbell, o f Pen eton,
rett, of Hillsboro, will give a Memorial
constipation until I began using
address for the people of Gales Creek at is visiting at Mr. Brisbines.
N O TICE.-AII orders by mail or otherwise
them. Now X have no trouble of
1 I o'clock p. m. Sunday, May 30.
that kind any more and I attribute
For Diamond Dyes, go t& JL T. Boos’.
The duelling pistol now
sen t to J . C. CLARK, the Druggist, will re­
my recovery to the use of your valu­
We have the very best line
occupies
its proper place,
The
State
Grange,
yesterday
decided
able medicine. In the springtime
ceive th e most careful and prompt attention.
paints in the market. Also
of the year 1 ; always take your #
in
the
museum
of the
to
hold
the
next
session
at
Forest
Grove.
A d d re s s ,
J . C. C L A R K , The Druggist,
putty. A. T. Boos.
collector
of
relics
of bar­
Jockey Club toilet soap. Large cake,
Forest Orove, Oregon.
Haines & Bailey made a big shipment 'jive cents. City Drug Store.
barism. The pistol ought to have beside it the pestle
The largest stock of drugs in
of wool Thursday. They want "me
that turned out pills like bullets, to be shot like
Washington County.
Mrs. A. Hill, of Gaston, spent Sunday
) hair.”
bullets at the target of the liver. But the pestle is
with her daugnter Mrs. J . A. Brisbine.
This office gratefully acknowledges
still in evidence, and will be, probably, until every­
You will find the finest perfumes in
some very good ice cream on Saturday
body has tested the virtue of
town
at
the
City
Drug
store.
morning. Miss Mary Clark prepared
the cream and John Miller'did the circu­
C. J . Porter, ot Gaston, was in town
lar work. It was good and we appreci- Friday on business. He is at* active
ited it and are ready to be treated in the business man and a mechanical genius.
a b o u t to w n .
i - Ä S * * *
same rvay again.
# This testimonial w ill be found in full in Ayer’s “ Curebook” with
Dr. 1 * 1 . M. Graves, of Portlaud, will do
hundred others. ■ Free. Address J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.
k ery.y Wo
School
rulers
free
at
Gregg’s
Sin
__________________ »
l >■» ' * *™“ ” ' lh'
Bake,i /
r™,
.V V V V V V W V V V V V 4
Dr. Hiatt’s work Thursday, Friday and 1
Coble out his new desk in District ««test and most satisfactory dye for col- Store,
Saturday of each week until the doctor’s
ormg the heard a brown or black is Buck­
|this week.
C. L. Hinman has a large stoc
shoulder is strong enough to do work.
Notice.
It is the Rest oh Kwrth.
oil for engins, cylinders and al
The doctor is a graduate of the L’ niver- , Due to a constant demand for the arti-
st ice cream and ice cream soda ingham’s Dye for the Whiskers.
That
is what Edwards
Parker, mer­
aachir.es.
sity of Michigan.
f Kreider’s Home Bakery.
Lunches can be had at all hours 1 at
) cle the Bank of Forest Grove has pro- chants of Plains, t il., say cf Chamber-
Western Hotel.
Mrs. W. B. Rafferty was in Portland
will be no services in the Con-
Our paper appears one day late this : cured a liberal supply of one cent pieces lain’« Pain Balm, for rheumatism, lame
/ Mi
|„,ial church next Sunday.
Miss l*va Brians, a friend of Miss Ora last Thursday visiting relatives and week, but we feel^sure our readers will j for the convenience of its customers.
back, deep seated and muscular pains.
J Beal, has been chosen from a graduating friends, and making some purchases be­ forgive us when we tell them we have
Sold
by J . 0 . Clark, druggist.
Notice.
| stationary, City Drug Store
class of 72 at the State Normal to issue fore leaving for the Wilson river, where moved the office since Monday. We
The
Faim
er’s
Hotel,
at
Gaston,
has
re-
|C. A. Raymon and Mrs. Lennox, the valedictory on commencement 7 a“v ^ e. family wiU go in a few days to re' have a tine location in Mr. Hinnian’s
Notice.
3 ' j main until the fall rains drive them brick near the center 06 the business opeued and will lie conducted in the
Jon, were visitors in tile pleasant
Pacific University, as a Government
same
homelike
manlier
as
before
b
y
j.
ien v ou wish good bread use Gres'- back to the Grove.
I f Mr. Hudson on Wednesday.
block. Come and see us.
W. Bates, s o n -in -la w » ,th e late W. F . Repository, offers the free xxfe of that
cent flour, it is same price as other b r a i * .
rT
„.
.
,
. .
^
/
C. L. liinm an has a large stock o r
part of its library to th^ put/ie for pur­
^ods sold at a reasonable profit at
Ralston.
j
e,V\
' i ° ' )ey, superintendent o f ! whips raging in price from to cents |b , Mr. John Iloeker of Greenville, who
poses of reference, us folfows/ The upper
Drug Store.
Dissolution Notice.
the Children’s Home Society, gave us a $2.00.
’
J / for the past four months has been seri­
room at the North end of Jjarsh Hall will
Patterson has been appointed call Monday and reported a subscription
¥ / ously affected with trouble of the chest,
Notice is hereby given that, I have be open each morning ixeept Sunday
left Saturday for California in the hope withdrawn from t\e Forest Grove Manu­ from 9 to 12, until farther notice.
-ent of th e/E tna Life Insurance of $35 to his work.
Abbott & Roe carry the most comp
....
line of lubricating oils west of Port
that change of climate be would benefi­ facturing company* and front this date
■ «V. •Pat” can write you up in
Jo s. W. M a r s h , librarian.
len you come from the country get Tillamook not excepted. Prices
cial. He will be away perhaps four have tio responsibil ty whatever with the
pape.
}T>ur meals at the Western hotel. Eve ry-
The Rest Remedy for Rheum atism .
Mr. C. H. Higgins living one mile months, and will stop in one of the San said company.
Is and glass at Abbot & Roe’s lh in ;. neat and clean and a good meal for
s, oils
West of Gaston, had his right arm dislo- Francisco hospitals.
Front the Fairhaven (N. Y .) Register.
R ob ei T t l . U a r T r a m p f .
■ e Bailey,
jsailey, of Hillsboro, was on j CenL>‘
iated at the elbow joint from being
Mr. Jam es Rowland of this village,
May
8,
1S97.
/
7-10
The public school closes a successful
I
this w eik ta d show -l up
Another new lot of summer wash dress lulled off of a horse by a mule which be
states that for twenty-five years lus wife
years work Friday afternoon. The fol­
Notice,
land bale.
goods at Woods, Caples and Thomas.
was leading. Dr. C. E. Geiger was lowing named pupils finish this year.
has been a sufferer from aeuto rheuma­
called
and
reduced
the
dislocation;
since
All
the
quadrant
|land owners, and alj tism. V few nights ago she was in such
e lunch for to or 15 cents at
Ir. David Patterson, of Portland, has 1
Annie Claycon, Glady Nauffis, Claud
Ir , flume Bakery.
been spending a few days in Forest which time the case has been doing well. Jphnson, l,u*tie Lee, Eda Starr, Maud interested are requested to meet Hon. pain that she was nearly crazy. ¡She
|
Grove,
fixing up his fine place and greet-
Geo. L. Smith sells matting at a cheap hannen, Edna Jenson, Pearl Chandler, Geo. II. Williams in Forest Grove on sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor, but he
Jniblic school gave a pleasing cn-
figure now, but the tariff will abou Katie Stribach, Gertrude Kiikwood, Tuesday, June 8, at 1 p. m. sharp, to con­ had read of Chamberlain’s l ’uin Balm
jnent last Friday evening which i ing his many friends.
Lydia l’eterson, Bertie Nixon and Lloyd sider the question of getting the money and instead of going for the physician he
double
the price. Now is the time
^¡ely attended.
I This is the time of year when Greer
Lancefield. They make a fine class and back that has been paid to the railroad went to the store and secured a bottle of
buy.
it. Ilis wife did not approve of Mr.
|n in town go to Mrs. Kreider’ * has on hand a good fresh supply of fruits
ajl the city is interested in them. The company. Fail not tc^come.
i Circulating Library.—A choice selec­
lakerv for a good 15 cent lunch. / j and veSetables.
Rowland’s purchase at first but never­
\
tch et wishes every one of them a
Save
Your
G
rain.
t i o n of novels to rent at 5 cents each,
theless applied the Balm thoroughly and
successful life.
; to a little misunderstanding the „ TeUh f xtracted with Nitrous-Oxide
Few realize thatv.ach squirrel destroys
so can be found magazines, journal
in an hour’s time was able to go to sleep.
The
|
a
P*easant
anaesthetic,
perfectly
I
h will repeat the drama,
Jt.50 worth of grain annually. Wakc-
nd latest fashion books at Allen’s barljfr
She now applies it whenever sue foe'.»
The "Fourteenold Ladies” Wednesday
safe,
by
Dr.
O.
C.
Hiatt,
Woods
&
'
r Cousins,” in the near future.
lee’s Squirrel and (Jpniier Exterminator
shop.
evening at Verts hall broke the record
attache or a pain and finds that it al­
Caples building. Satisfaction or
your dealer for Crescent flour,
flour. c harge.
The sugar-coating on A yer’s Pills not on entertainments. The whole program is the most effective and economical poi­ ways gi* es relief. He says that no med­
1 only makes them easy to lake, but pre­ was good. Miss Vandersal proved her­ son known. Price raluced to 30 cents. icine which she had used ever did her as
| haven’t it request them to g •etit^
Haines
J. C. Smock, Agent, Sherwood. For sale
Bailey are buying mohair
much good. The 2fi and 50 cent sizes
McNutt came in from Vernonia and wool. Call on them before you sell. serves their medicinal integrity to an in­ self a good elocutionist as well as a suc­ b y j. C. Clark, druggist.
for sale b y j . C. Clark, druggist.
cessful
teacher,
and
Miss
Maud
Jones
did
finite
period.
It
dissolves
immediately
where lie had been visiting his
Mrs. S. D. Reeher, mother of Mrs. C. fter reaching the stomach and thus per­ well. Miss Tompkins was called back
Dentistry.
X
two weeks. He reports crops
Bids Wanted for Wood.
B. Stokes, is visiting at the Stokes home mits the full effects of the physic to be each time. Mrs. Wtll^ sang so well that
Dr.
R.
H.
Hoveyl
having
located in
| fine in this locality.
and will remain for some weeks.
many have expressed themselves as Forest Grove for the practice of dentistry
The undersigned will receive until
speedily realized.
ly to loan in sums to suit. Rooms
A square meal can be had at the,
Doors, windows and mouldings a pleased with her voice. Mrs. Case read takes this method of i\fi6rming the pub­ May 29 next, sealed bids for furnish­
I, Sliute Building, Hillsboro, Ory
a fine selection. But "th e fourteen” lic that he is prepared tb do any work it ing 30 cords of fir wood for the city
Western Hotel for 25 cents, lunches
Portland prices. Abbott & Roe.
proved themselves buggers as well as that line. Office in Ingles & Porter’s schools at Forest Grove. Wood to be 4
■ ream social on the campus, Satur- cents.
•'or Sale.—A small engine and boiler limpers.” We move that the entertain­ building.
feet in length from large red or yellow
|nitig the 29th. Go and enjoy it
Greer has just received afresh supply
good condition. Very cheap for caffi. ment be repeated.
fir trees and of good quality, also 5 cords
For The Gold Regions.
if tea and coffee from San Francisco nquire at T h e H a tc h et office.
of 4 ft. pole good quality oak wood, same
The American Protective Tariff League
A. S. Yencn sells tickets to the K6ot-
Lizzie Schultz has been ap- Ilis groceries arc the best in the mark
Fish.—Rev. I. W. Baldwin and wife, ha« just issued, in document form, the inai Mining camps, including Rowland, to be delivered ou or belbleSept. I, 1897.
. manager for Washington county
Jake Buxton's team became frightened G. T. Hollister and wife, and T. Carthers rp„ech of Senator Flkins c f West Vir­ Trail. Nelson, Ainsworth, /Balfour, The right to reject any and all bids re­
Yiavi company. Office at My
al a run-a-way team north of town Sat- went over the mountains to Wilson j g i,lia> on the
of‘ the An,ericnn Slogan, and all points on the Great served. Bids will he opened Saturday
May 29, 1897 at ten o’clock a. m.
urday and the dust flew for a while but river last week and camped for four day«, j Merchant Marinc and
Hither first or
and Discriminating Northern Railroad.
F. T. K a n e ,
|let Wagner, of Rainier, Sundayed 1 resuited only tn breaking the wagon
fish were not there for when Mr. ‘ Duties. This complete presentation of second class. He is also tapident agent
Clerk school district No. 15.
i parents in this city. He cam tongue.
Ill can't find them they are non i the benefits of discriminating duties as for the O R. & N. Co.
bike.
They did find fresh e.k traces am. p t^ ,,<d by (¡le Republican platform
Home made bread, pies and cakes
.Cheese.
good time.
l like good bread, try the Cres- Mrs Kreider’s Home Bakery. It
ould be read by every voter. Any of
J.
S.
Clark
is
piakitig chccsc uiul is
|ur and vou will use no ot’ver.
ur readers can obtain a copy lor two
Ox
Blood LDiUtS
colors fl arc
in ladies!
UdKLt
.\ DIUUU
» v. the
IliC latest
k
I cheaper to buy than to bake
prepared to do a large amouut of work.
inter
footwear
nts.
Ask
for
Document
No.
44
and
W. C. A., o f the college, will
ne confectionery a / and Sent’s sPrin* ami su::l
For Infants and Children.
A fresh stock of fine
address W. I’. Wakctuau, Gcn’l Sec., 135 Cheese made from the s.uii^ amount of
before makit:
llarge dish of ice cream for ten Mrs. Kreider’s Home 11 Bakery.
7
See Grcgg S Sho= b,t0rc
milk
used
in
rnakiiW
butter
will
bring
*•
vOUr n
im 'lm cf
'STnthmcr
Th» f J6-
West 23d St., New York.
vour
purchase.
Nothing ! but lowest
pn the campus on Saturday eve-
tlmilo
• ¡tea
about one forth trtoriy money. The
Letters
as
follows
are
unclaimed
and
pr;ces
are
charged,
and
he
will
keep
ric<
orcry
itfutare
29.
J
The Fire.—Last Friday at 11 p. m. the charge for making is only two cents per
wr»DC&
ot
advertised at the Forest Grove postoffice: up
date in styles
fire alarm called our people lo the beau- pound. Mr. Clark will sell the cheese
City Drug Store does not sell pat- Prof. C. II. Behrens, Samuel Brown, ; /
„ _
,
,,
„ ... ,
,,.
S. Hughes & Son of Forest Grove. Ore- tlful home of I r. Ward. The fire must or the farmers can have the cheese and
Idicins at cost and double the Wm. Clayton,
Esq., S. C. Richey (Es-
. ...
3
1
qon, are again on the market with a have caught from the fire-place chimney sell or use it.
m Mime other goods t .at people
*ate'
full
and complete line o f McCormick in the cast end 011 the upper floor. It
|know the worth of.
Bids Wanted.
Shaving 10 cents hair, cutting 25 cents j harvesting goods.
We also have, on was well under w iy, but our abundant
kberies.—The young people of at Diamond Barber Shop one door west off hand all good* required in the harvest water supply and the quick response ol
Bids will be received for building a
Ing’l. church will serve a good Wescott’s meat market. Good work and or hay field. We also carry a line of the fire company saved the home with a school house according to plans and
Ish of strawberries and cream, in­ courteous attention.—A. D. Allen, Pro
Eldorado lubcricating oils which have comparatively small amount of damage. specifications now with the school board
cake, on the church square, F ri­
^heen thoroughly tested for their wearing The damage 1» furniture, carpels, pic- of District No. 16, in Scoggins Valley.
Splendid offer.—For our regular prior
lling June 5. Don’t miss it.
qualities. Also pjin'.s, oils, brushes, j ;urts all \ uu-.ny other furnishings was The bids will be opened Thursday, June
we will furnish you the H a t c h e t am
on«M.li-; . .e. To sav nothing about the to. The hoard reservi- the right to re­
|s Ox Blood ami Russett Ox and Chicago Weekly Inter-Ocean both tor screen doors and many other beautiful ! vv.v-io.*.
and
useful
things.
inconvenience til • money Ins; c.nuot be ject any and ull bids.
fn tie from $1.25 and upwards,
' — 1 one year. This offer is to new subscsib-
R. Mnttison,
igg’s Shoe Store before tnakin ers as well as to all who renew fgfr 'a
"M y friend,” said the traveler with l.-ss . I i u : i : jo . The adjo t. r.i hzv.* bet n
It.
Wilcox,
(u chase.
the skull cap, putting his head out of here but the full results of their work aie
year in advance.
T. Cowles,
not
yet
reported.
Tile
doctor
feels
the
Chas. Naylor nas brought to the < ¡rove
the car window as the train Stopped at
■ 11 Bode and Davis Runyon, of
Directors.
County S. S. Convention.—The Wash­
lo;s of a fine picture of his wife and
his recent purchase, the three year o’.d
a
desolate
looking
village,
"w
hat
is
the
town, Indiana, arrived in this ington C. S. S. Ass’n. will hold its eighth
money cannot r*place that. T^iere is
Notice of Bridge Building.
Coeur de Wood by Coeur d’Alene, dam
. Tuesday, the guest of Mr. Chas. annual convention, at Beaverton, Thurs- name of this dried up, God forsaken
one thing we wish lo say ill b. lialfof Dr.
There will be let ou Friday, June 11, Boxwood by Nutwood, second dam Lake­
place?”
“
That’s
near
enough,”
re-
tn. They took the east bound day, June 3, begt.nnng ut j u. .a. c
1 sponded the dejected citizen who was Ward.. He has gone faithfully in ge- 1097, al 2 o’clock, j). m., to the lowest land Queen by Lakeland’s Abdallah dam
fiurstlay morning for Seattle,
uing one day and an evening session. , *a ring against the little n <’ M.antv that -ponsc to profes; lonal calls and tlious- responsible bidder at the county court of Add Alene, two year ”
who t.ti.l
Igton.
All schools are urged to send two dele- , ^
^
^ , k„
..J et
andsi f dollar.; - :i* owing to him for ser­ room in the court house at Hillsboro, holds the record of Oregon, third dam
vice» which he h is never asked foi but Washington Co., Oregon, contracts fer Prunella by Alhambra, fourth dam
s Ox Blood and Russett cloth top gates at large and one for e\en iwei..}
^ ^ tout.” _Chicago 'i r.bun
which
-ht to Le paid now in ills emer­ the building of a new bridge across the Thoroughbr'd. The North Pacific Rural
r
Special sale for 30 days. , five scholars.
, . .
Wanted—All kinds of tut stock.-
gency. Those who know them:,.-lve* in­ Schaioberg farm, and al-o for the repair­ Spirit Kay* this horse is considered by
z.50 former price $3.00. Gregg’s/
Lacourse and L*0" ; 1 1
“
, MaNamer, Forest Grove,
debted to him should attend to this at ing of the iron bridge ucross said river at all horseman to be the fastest piece of
lore.
wool, hides, pelts, bra*,
eggs poultry,
.
N / Cream Frappe, the latest, at Mrs. one 2.
or near Tualatin all of bridge to be steel. horse-flesh ever scon in Oregon, and con
p o have received beet seed will copper, and old rubber.
Krieder’s Home Bakery.
Specifications may be seen ou.saiil day at now with little or no training show bet­
eive blank reports which they
All persons indebted to the Mi
I
gait tiotter. This Lorre
the clerks office. The county court re­ ter than
Ferdenand
E
.
Hartrampf
living
near
.
Dur
Stone,
tested to fill out and finally send Pharmacy will save cost by paying up
will
make
tl.e
season in Forest Grove
serve
the
right
to
reject
any
and
ail
bids.
here, a nineteen year oh’, boy, carelessly
A world of trouble besets the opera-
lull report of the crop. If any do once, as ail accounts not settled will
and is now hero in Jones’ stable. Mr.
Dated
at
Hillsboro
this
uiay
27,
1897.
exploded
a
dynamite
cap
Sunday
after-
lions
in
the
Lincoln
county
stone
quar-
| the blanks Mr. Henry Buxton placed in a collector’s hands.
Naylor i* a judge of horse* and L..s
B. C. C o r n e o u s ,
nooti, the effect being au injury to both j ries, says the Corvallis Times. The old
pleased to supply them.
brought a beauty who is bound to please
Mrs. Schultz, the Yiavi agent, will be hands, the left one so badly that the j ledge of the pioneer quarry has been 9 1 0
County Judge.
the- public, and his colts are tire kir.d
1 are troubled with Catarrh, Sore (n Hillsboro Monday and Tuesday, May thumb and fore finger had to be ampu- j giver) up because of its inaccessibility,
The Westfield (la d .) Nev.a prints the
■ Dr Lung Disease consult Dr. Cp 31 and June 1 She wishes to meet
fated about an inch from their extremity. ; and the plant set to work ou another follow ing in regard to an old resident of that sell. Btfore making engagemer.’. ,
horse owners should at least take a lo^k
ler.
J ladies in the interests of her caui
Dr. Cole, assisted by Dr. Large and 1 ledge across the gulch. A beautiful 1 tll4t place: “ Frank Mc.Vvoy, for many
at
this splendid animal.
Harry Danfort!:, did the surgery.
/ if stone is there being taken out. butatun- vcars in t!ie employ of the L., N. A. &
Mrs. F. II. White has her stock
1 cheese man, brought a nice
$5 for the service. $15 for the season.
N o tic e -A U persons in debt t X li r j « P 'c te d rimes it auddenly collapse, and
R y. here, »ays: ‘I have used Cbaxn-
office which we cut and millinery and ladies hats now
• ----------- — — —
Cole will please call and settle t n / r a l crac“ 9 *ut"
,fra" m<:nU- A '>? berUin’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea
It w i_ \n ly sixteen days old but invites the ladies of the vicinity to
Rlpans
Tabules: at druggists.
counts
/
J
block, worth in Saa Francisco Jtoo, aud-: jum edy for ten years or longer—am
M and gives much promise for an(; examir.e her store.
Rlpaus Tubules cure torpid liter.
!
dcnly collapsed in this fashion the other never without it in my family. I consu­
Mr. Clark is doing. Ilis factory
{0 ,he newspapers, an Ohio
lt costs nothing for the ladi<£ to talk /day, Similar trouble ia experienced in Je r it the
reme.ly of the kind mam:-
* well supported, as it surely will
-
¿ camc the happy father of with Mrs. Schultz about
famous/!
other
quarries
in
this
locality'
and
the
factured.
I
take
pleasure in recom-
efittoth e community.
^usK
^
,ong ag„ 0 f the
home remedy, Viavi. Office'
M ff/ v c x iu g problem now is where to find uiending ¡t.< ” It is a specific for al!
Home Bakery has a new kind of gcven all lived but one. It i* to >e Sloans.
stone that will stand the sudden transfer lx>well disorders. For sale b y J . C.
fn that is, “ wav up.” They call ilonp,i he laid in a supply of l hamber-
from the bowel* o f the earth to the open (jlark druggist,
The
Fhantom
Camera
is
a
mirth-pn
. •.
. ..
tim nnl v snre cure
There is no trap in it lain’. Cough Remedy, the only sure cure yoking little instrument. It costs o f l y air without going to pieces. It is ex- i
———
.
for croup, whooping cough, cold, and
Personal— Yhe gentleman who a n -,
ry it. *
rd pectcd that such stone will be found.
50 cents and can be obtained of W01
coughs, and .0 insured bis children
The old ledge of the p.cneer quarry is as noy*d
cod^regatio last Sunday by
Clark & Co. Portland.
' C. L. Large reports a daughter
continually
couj ng Avili find instant
nEaimd these diseases. lo r sale by J .
good as ever.
eleven pounds, born to the
relief by using Ol M/uute Cough Cure
Why
not
investigate
the
Forest
Grove
i*fr. Charles Burchell of Dillev, C. Clark, druggist.
remedy for throat
RED S E A L IS
stone quarry which furnishes the best a speedy and bar:
flay morning.
aud lung troubles.
stone
that
can
Ire
found
on
H O ECAKE so a p
Pure Granulated Potash
I the spring time comes, * ‘gentle
is easy
of ac­
H A S N O EÛUAL
Contains no salt or other adulterant, this coast. It
SOAP E O A il IS
like all other sensible persons,
, Made under U .S. Patent it must h« c - and will make more and better soap than cess and there is a whole mountain to ,
pfse the liver and renovate the
either solid or crushed lye.
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or worth. packed in sifting top cans it is more tained, the elements do not affect it and
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economical and convenient.
l*»ch all the year round.
less filling.
Ice cream at the Home Bakery.
Pistols and Pestles.
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