Newberg graphic., November 16, 1900, Image 3

F u r S a le .
Empty barrels for sale by C. B. Wil­ Fresh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery, i
son.
Three young heifers.
Five
room
cottage
for
rent.
Enquire
T U C WORLD.—NEW BERG CAMP. NO.
C. N. M ackey .
14
m e e t! every M onday ev en in g .
Hadley’s Racket store. Chuck full of at Spaulding Logging Co.’s office.
W O . F 113,
new
goods.
C .T . U .-B U SIM E 83 M ESTINO T H E BtO-
Lost—Sunday Nov. 11, a black cash-
G r e a t L u c k o f a n » e d ito r.
. o n d a n d fo u rth W adueaday In
W
1 When that cry sounds how people
Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for mere shawl. Finder please leave at
J)
m o n th .
“ For two years all efforts to cure Ec­ rush to help and sympathize ! And
expressing
or
light
hauling.
the
Post
Office.
zema in the palms of my hands failed,” when some fireman rescues a woman
0 . O. F.-SEM IONS HELD ON THURSDAY
. e v en in g ! in B ank of N ew berg b u ild in g .
from the flames, the
Leave your orders at the office of the
Mrs. A. M. Yocum, fashionable dress­ writes Editor H. S . I-ester. pfSyracuse
streets echo with ap­
ANI»
AHD L. OY L —NXWBBRO COUNCIL, NO. Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. (or slab maker, will be found at the borne of Kuu.‘ ‘Then I was a btiily* cured by
plauding shouts.
^
m eats efasy Friday evening In Mae
SE E THOSE
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve." Its the
wood.
Walter Robertson on Meridian street.
And yet if that
world's
best
for
Eruption’s,
sores
and
woman
bad
perished
A Y. AND A. M ^-M EET8 ' VERY S
I ATU*
Born to Mr. and Mrs Vinnie Vincent
Clothes, Clothes for boys 12 to 16
in the flames it is pos­
A . day nlghi la C. V. Bank ouUdlng.
all skiu diseases. Only 25c. at C. F.
on Tuesday November 13, an eleven years, for $3,75 a suit at
sible that she would
Moore A Co’s.
have suffered less
pound hoy and heir apparent.
W. H. M o r r i s ’.
than she suffers al­
T o th e D e af.
WE SELL FOR
Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Bray of Portland
O. H. Allen, who has been engaged in
most daily from the
CHURCH NOTICES.
A rich latly cured of her Deafness and
inflammation which
attended Friend’s Quarterly Meeting in the evaporating business up in Wash­
itRIFNDS* C H U R C H .-S E R V IC E S EVERJJ
disease has lighted in
ington, made a short trip home the first Noise» in the Head by Dr. Nicholson’«
1 Sun d ay a t 11 a, m . a n d 8 p. m . a n d T h u rw Newberg Saturday a nd Sunday.
| the delicate womanly
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10,000 to
>y a t 1 p. m. S ab b ath ich o o l ev ery S u n d ay a t
of
the
week.
organism.
» : « a . m. M onthly m e e tin g a t ( p. m . th e nret Miss Millie Holst returned home the
his lustitute, so that deaf people unable
Tuesday In eaeh m o n th . Q u a rte rly m ooting
That fire of inflam­
J. W. Sherwood, state commander of to procure the Ear Drums ruay have
th e eecond S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d ay in F e b ru a ry , first of the week from The Dalles where
They are made of good prints,
mation can he put
May, A uguat a n d N ovem ber, w o m a n '! For­ she has been working for several weeks. the order of Maccabees, has beeu in
out.
The gnawing
them free. Address No. 10613. The
eig n M lsslona-v Society m e e u th ir d S a tu rd a y
nicely trimmed and a full skirt.
In each m o n u a t ! p . m .
ulcer can be cured.
Photographs cheap, but not cheap pho­ town this week working up iuterest in Nicholson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue
Dr.
Pierce’s
Favorite
APTI8T CHURCH.—SERVICES, SUNDAY 11 tographs—twenty-four stamp pictu.es bis fraternity.
New York, U. S. A.
Prescription not only
a. m. a n d 7:80 p. m . S u n d ay ich o o l Sun-
ays
at io a. m. A
f r a y e r m e e tin g W ednesday for twenty five cents at Smith’s photo
________
establishes womanly
The election is over but the Telegram
e v e n in g a t 7:80 o'clocl a.
regularity and dries
gallery.
is chuck full of news just the same.
S p r e a d L ik e W ild F ir e .
enfeebling draina, but
RESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-SERVICES Ev­
Subscriptions
taken
at
the
poatofflee,
ery tw o w eeks as follow s: F e b ru a ry 7tl
When
things
are
“
the
best”
they
be­
it heals inflammation
Dr. E. P. Dixon returned home Mon­
a n d 21st, M arch 7th a n d 21st, a n d A p ril i t n a n t .
and ulcerations and
come “the best selling ” Abraham
day evening from a weeks trip over into ten cents a week.
Just try us and see how much
cures female weak­
Hare,
a
leading
druggist,
of
Bellville,
Eastern
Oregon,
where
he
took
in
Farmers
I
want
your
eggs.
I
will
money you can save.
ree
M e t h o d is t .— p r a y e r m e e t in q
ness. It makes weak
every T h u rsd a y a t 7:80 p. m. S abbath Pendleton, La Grande and Baker City. give cash for them.
Egg packers O., writes; “ Electric Bitters are the best
women strong and
eshool ev ery S u n d ay a t 10 a. m .
sick women well,
sel'tng hitters I have handled la twenty
Edwin Hatch went down to Portland furnished free to those wishing them.
suffered for four r
w ith w hat four phy;
years. You know w hjrl Meat diseases «M M ans
C. B. W i l s o n .
pronounced ulceration and prolai
Wednesday to see his father, ex-senator
th e uterus,”
rites Mrs. Ad_______
Ada Brook«, of
____ . w ____Mr«.
Itegin
in
disorders
of
stomach;
liver,
L o cal E v e n ts .
Hatch of Polk county, who had come
Dundee now sports an operatic troupe
ville, Taney Co., M issouri.. « Also Infiaram atlon
f bladder a ini u rethra. My ra re waa chronic
down on a business trip from St. Mich­ under the firm name of Vance, Hagey kidneys, bowels, blood And nerve. o and
com plicated. H ad several good physicians,
Electric
Bitters
tone
up
the
Stomach,
but kept re ttin g worse. Had been confined to
aels,
Alaska,
where
he
is
revenue
officer.
and
Co,
and
has
posters
out
announc­
N o tic e S u b s c rib e r« !!
my bed five m onths w hen I w rote to vou. I
regnlates
liver,
kidneys
arvft
bowels,
your reply very soon and then dis­
F. C. Mills returned from Tualatin ing that the first “ play" will he given purifies the blood, strengthens the received
All old subscribers of the Graphic
missed my p h v tic la n aod began ta k in g Dr,
this evening in Dundee. We presume
P ie r o 's medicine«. I took eight bottle« of hi«
Tuesday
where
he
had
been
engaged
in
nerves,
hence
cures
multitudes
of
mala­
who will come in between now and the
' Favorite Prescription ’ and ' G olden Medical
moving and raising houses for several that a specialty of comic opera will be dies. It builds up the entire systen). D iscovery,' a and began to get better at once, to
first of the year and pay up back sub­
introduced
as
the
“
first
man”
is
solem-
nth« I could sit
«f‘ up in
* a chair,
‘
and k e p t
days.
em ug Dcuer. in lour m ouths could do all i
ly obligated to “ make his audience Puts new life nnd vigor into any weak, ■ House
scription may have the Graphic in the
work,
including
w
ashing
a
nd
sew
ing.”
Mr. and Mrs. E. H . Woodward left laugli as it has never laughed before.” sickly, rundown man or woman.
Dr. Tierce's Common Sense Medical
future for one dollar a year if paid in
Ptice
50c.
Sold
by
C.
F.
Moore
&
Cl.
Tuesday morning for Heppner, Eastern
Adviser, paper covers, is sent f r t t on
advance. Also any new subscriber may Oregon, where they will visit for two or Score one for Dundee.
Druggist.
‘ •
receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay
J.
W.
Smith
goes
up
into
Washington,
expense of mailing only. Addresa Dr.
likewise have the paper for one dollar
three weeks with N. C. Maris aod
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
next week, in the neighborhood of
A n n o u n c e m e n ts .
year, subscription to be paid in advance. family.
Olympia, to work as agent of the Pacific
Subscribers will bear in mind that old
Rev L. D. Barr is attending Salem Coast Installment Library Association,
FRIENDS C H C R C n.
S o u th e r n C alifo rn ia .
subscriptions must be settled before they Quarterly meeting of Friend’s church the same company which has a library
Sunday school at 10 a. in. Preaching
the latter part of this week. He will in Newberg, with headquarters at the
Notable among the pleasures afforded
can have advantage of the new rate.
address the meeting in the interests of Willamette Valley Telephone office. at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. nt. '
by the Shasta Route is the winter trip
Intermediate
“
-
5:30 “ to Southern California and Arizona.
Pacific College.
Mr. Smith has done some work for the
Y.P.S.C.E.
“ -
-
6:30 “
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for
Renewed acquaintance with this section
Mr. and Mrs. F. X. McAtee left New­ association in this vicinity, in the way
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even­ will ever develop fresh points of Interest
produce.•
berg Thursday intending to stop either of placing libraries, and will engage in ing.
and added sources of enjoyment, under
Holiday goods arriving every few days at Oregon City, or Portland at each of the same kind of work In Washington.
Midweek meeting on Thursday at 2 its sunny skies, in the varieties of its in­
at Hadley's Racket.
which places Mr. McAtee has had a po­ Andy Johnson of West Chehalem says p. no.
i
dustries, iu its prolific vegetation and
Hon. J . W. Hobbs of McMinnville sition offered him.
the election in their precinct resulted in
Junior Endeavor society meets Sun­ among its numberless resorts oi mount­
was in Newberg on business Tuesday.
the
republican
ticket
coming
out
ahead
day
afternoon
at
3
o’clock.
Rev. F. W. Launer, pastor of the
ain, shore, valley and plain. The two
L e v i D. B a r r , Pastor.
Try a load of slab wood for $1.50. Evangelical church, went over to Scholls by just one quarter of a vote. He figures
daily Shasta trains from Portland to
Ferry Wednesday to hold a short series this out by the fact that the republicans
The Cbas. K. Spaulding Logging Co.
California have been recently equipped
voted
straight
64
for
each
elector
while
of meetings. He is assisted by a brother
with the most approved pattern of
Air-tight Heating Stoves made and re­
BAPTIST.
the democratic vote ran 62, 65, 65, 63,
minister from Portland.
standard
and tourist sleeping oars, but
p a ir e d .
A. W h e e l e r , Plumber.
making one vote ahead for the republi­
Preaching Sunday -morning.. Even­
the tow rates of faro will still oontinue
In the absence of the pastor next can ticket, to be divided among four ing service 7 :30.
Don't forget the football game to be
in effect. Illustrated guides to the win­
Sunday, the pulpit of the Friend» electors. In the future it would seem
Junior at 3 p. m. Young people’s
played on the College campus to-mor­
ter resorts of California and Arizona mny
church will be occupied in the morning that West Chehalem might well be meeting at 6 :30.
J.
F.
D
ay
,
Pastor.
row afternoon.
be had on application to
by Prof. Edwin Morrison and in the called a “ doubtful" precinct.
H. COOPER, President.
C. H. M a r k h a m , G. P. A.
Go toT. H. Cummings for paints and evening by Pres. H. E. McGrew.
The republican victory was appropiate- A V illa g e B l a c k s m i t h S a v c il H I« L i t t l e
Portland, Oregon
E. K. SHAW, Vice Pres.
J. M. WRIGHT, Sec. and Manages.
oils. A full line of undertaking goods
Mrs. J. W. Bewlev has been visiting ly celebrated in Newberg last Friday
S o n ’s L ire .
kept in stock.
in town for several days with her par­ night with torch light procession and
Choice Farm and City Property.
Mrs. H. H. Black, the well known
C o s t! C o st! C oat!
Miss Gussie Crawford was in Portland ents Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Winslow. bonfire. Some features of the parade village blacksmith at Grabamsville,
Collect Rents and Look After Estates.
To close out Mackintoehes, Ladies
the first of the week taking treatment Mr. Bewley came down from Salem were particularly apt; for instance, the Sullivan Co., N. Y.,says; “ Our little son
Investments Made for Non-Residents.
Capes,
Hats,
Capa,
Overalls,
Clothing,
foi her eyes.
and joined her here over Sunday.
submissive little donkey laden with five years oid, has always been subject etc., this month. A t T h e F a ir S t o r e .
Insurance Written in Select Companies.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Champlin moved
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Allen who have huge sacks of straw labeled “ 16 to 1," to croup, and so bad have the attacks
from Newberg back to their old home been living at Cove for several months, “ trusts," “coal strikes," and “ Imperial­ been that we have feared many times
F o r S ale.
at Sheridan, Monday evening for the came home on a short visit Monday ism,” and stridden by Will Dond carry­ that he would die. / We have had t ie
A good span of heavy mares.
winter at least.
evening. They will probably make ing a banner inscribed, “ Paramount doctor and used many medicines, b it
If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both
A. P. J o h n s o n ,
issues for sale— cheap," would have Chamberlain'» Cottgh Remedy is now
Jonathan Johnson anth'family drove their home in Portland for the winter.
time and money by calling on ns.
I f we haven’t what you
Chehalem
Valley.
to McMinnville on a pleasure trip Satur­ To-morrow afternoon a football game done credit to any ‘procession. And as our sole reliance. It seems to dissolve
want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop­
day and viewed Yambill from a county is scheduled to take place ou the College for the bonfire, the hatters in town will the tough mucus and by giving frequent
erty to your satisfaction.
If a non-resident and wish to ob­
testify ns to what a succoss it was.
doses when the croupy symtoms appear
To remove a troublesome corn or
seat standpoint.
tain information about Real Estate or the country in general,
grounds between the Pacific University
or Newberg (the town of schools and churches) in particular,'
Alpheus and Seth Mills got back last we have found that the dreaded croup bunion: First soak the corn or bunion
The best of fresh and salt meats the boys of Forest Grove, and our College
write us.
Friday
from their Alaska trip, after en­ is cured before it gets settled/' There in warm water to soften it, then pare it
boys.
Tbo
game
will
be
called
at
2
market affords will be found at the New­
during many perils by land and by sea is no danger in giving this remedy for down as closely as possible without
berg Meat Market. The highest prices o’clock.
during the few weeks in which they it contains no opium or other injurious drawing blood and apply Chamberlain’s
paid for butcher’s stock.
Mrs. F. W. Launer, who has been in
have been gone. When, with one other drug and may be given as coufidently to Pain Balm twice daily; rubbing vigor'
Recorder J. L. Hoskins and wife drove rather poor health for some time, left the man they were traveling out in the open a babe as to an adult. For salo by C. ously for five minutes at each applica­
down from the county seat Sunday, a t­ first of the week for Pendleton, where sea in a little sail boat, a terrible storm F. Moore A Co. druggist.
tion. A corn plaster should be worn
tended Quarterly Meeting and visited she will make an extended visit In that arose which came near swamping them,
for a few days, to protect it from the
dryer clime with her three sisters who
shoe. As a general liniment for sprains,
with Prof, and Mrs. F. K. Jones.
and with a few other such experiences,
T o C u r e A C o lil I n O n e D ay
reside there.
Seth says he began to wonder very seri­ Take L axativx B romo Q u in in e T ablets , All brumes, lameness and rheumatism, Pain
We have just received a nice line of
Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Cash of Sherwood ously whether his insurance policy was d ru g g is ts re fu u d th e m ouey If It (alls to cure. Balm is uuequaled. For sale by C. F.
watch chains and guards—can suit you
Moore A Co. d ruggist.
attended Friends Quarterly meeting iu paid up. They spent most of the time E. W. G rove's s ig n a tu re is on e a c h box. 2io.
both in quality and price.
Newberg
Saturday
and
Sunday.
Her­
on
the
way
np
and
back,
spending
hut
W in sl o w B r o s ., Jewelers.
bert was limping on account of a wound two or three days at Kake Village, the
Mrs. John Pemberton of Rosedale, which he received in his heel while ex­ location of the Friends mission, and
— OF—
attended Friends Quarterly meeting in ercising in the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium vicinity. In a day and a half’s hunt
Newberg Saturday aod Sunday, and of Portland recently.
they got three deer, which they say are
visited her daughter who is teaching
Wm. Manning went up to Rosedale aa plentiful there as sheep are here.
school at Springbrook.
Tuesday to aasist two or three days in
The public meeting of the anti-saloon
Mrs. A. M. Yocum, whose home is on the religious meetings being held there. league held in the Friend's church Tues­
the side of classic Mt. Hood, came down Mrs. Jesse Edwards who has had the day evening, was well attended. Ad­
to Newberg last week, and will remain meetings in charge, returned home the dresses were made by Pres. McGrew,
here several weeks visiting with her first of the week, reporting a series of Rev. Gould and Rev. Day, while good
brothers Warren and Walter Robertson. ve ry successful services.
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j*————
music was furnished in the way of vocal
W. D. Comer has purchased the Dr.
solos
by
Mrs.
Grace
Barrie,
Miss
Mabel
L. M. Metcalf received a letter the
Will sell cheaper than any one in the County.
Will exchange New
J. B. Moore property on Third street, first of the week from his son Guy, who Edwards, and of a quartet composed of
Goods for old.
formerly occupied by K. C. Eldridge, has been running a big Allen evaporator the Misses Edna Hobson, Lucy Gause,
and is improving it and fitting it up as at Elberton, Washington, saying that Dwight Coulaon and Emmor Newby.
Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments.
a home (or his parents Mr. and Mrs. although the ground up there had al­ Pres. McGrew gave a good address,
Silas Comer,
ready been frozen thoroughly, they had drawing a sharp distinction between the
Drew Price, who through the fruit Just finished drying pruneeon November two classes of people which the saloon
drying season has been tunning a big 10, and would then go to grading. The on the one band, and the church and
evaporator at Weiser, Idaho, returned evaporator he has been running is an school on the other bid for. Rev. Gould
to Newberg last Friday evening and will immense one of thirty-five tunnels, and spoke on the effects of the saloon. Rev.
associate himself in the practice of law with twelve carB to the tunnel. He will Day gave an interesting talk on local
probably be kept busy up there until conditions and pointed out some aveouee
here with his brother Ore.
Co.
for needed work at home.
Roy David, who for the last two years the holidays.
H
a
re
»very
th
in
g
you
w
an
t
In
th
e
We offer some special bargains in
has beeu connected witli a contract
The Newberg Dairyman Association
AGENTS W ANTED.
company engaged in putting in city deserves credit for the self-sacrificing
water works and doing general contract perseverance its members show in en­
work in Seattle, Washington, has re­ deavoring to place the dairy interests of No c a p ita l neceaaary to »ell our
T eas, Coffees am i Spices.
t
turned home and will take upon him the community before the farmers of this
Our full stock genuine
*
self the management of the home neighborhood. They are now arranging
f
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICES TO SUIT EVERY
to have public meetings held at out­
place on Cbehaiem mountain.
I d every city and town io the states t
lying
points
with
the
intention
of
get-
ONE.
of Oregon and Washington outside of ,
Jehu Stanbrough and family have
moved for the winter at least up to The ! ‘,ng the i»rme"’ ," lf r“ U,d in
in* Portland. Ladies or young men who p
Dalles, Eastern Oregon. Mr. Stan- * * * * ' ll >« certainly a very good sign have two or three hours per day to
Wall Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles & Prices.
brough has been in poor health for some that
that those
tho*e wbo
wbo are
are now
now patronizing
P»1™ '* 1"* the spare, will find selling our Teas, Coffees
A lso a F u ll L in e o f n ew est Carpet*. A ll lin e s o f U n d e r ta k in g
time and the change was made in the creamery have an abiding faith in ila and apices pleasant work and they can
Good» c o n sta u tly on hand.
hopes that a dryer atmosphere wonld be , future, and they are certainly to be com­ make big money for themselves. Write
beneficial to Mm. Their «on-in-law Eli mended for their persevering efforts to­ for full particulars and catalogue free.
Others in like proportion.
ward persuading others to act for their
^ T T O R N E Y AT LAW.
Haworth assisted them in moving.
Dr. H. J. L ittlefield.
Dr H. A. L ittlefield.
GREAT EASTERN TEA Co.,
: own interests, as well aa for those of the
326
Washington
St.,
Portland,
Or.
If you wear boots this is your
Mrs. N. E. Britt returned home community.
CLARENCE BUTT.
LITTLEFIELD BR0THEBÏ,
Largest distributors of teas, coffees
Thursday of last week from her two
W ill p ra c tic e Iu « l i t h e c o u rts of th e s ta te
chance.
Invitation«
have
been
received
here
and
spices
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
100
S
pecial
a
tte
n
tio
n
g
iv
au
to
p
ro
b
a
te
w
ork,
th
e
PHYSICIANS £ SURGEON!
months visit with relatives in New York,
w ritin g of deed«, mortgage«, co n tra c ts an d th e
d ra ftin g of e ll legal paper«.
and with her daughter Mias Jessie, who announcing the marriage of Prof. C. E. ■tores in successful operation.
■•«barg, Oragon.
N e w b e rg . O re g o n -
H UDSO N
B R O S .,
is attending aohool in Boston, Maaaachu- Lewis to Miss Sarah Vore, to take place
' O m r i — Second flo o r
,
at
the
latter's
home
at
West
Branch,
aetts. She returned by way of Berkeley,
YEARLY to Christian
B ank of N ew berg B uilding.
K. P . D ixon .
H . C. D ix o n .
California, and visited with her son , Iowa, November 24, 1900. Prof. Lewis,
man or woman to look
I
in
a
residence
of
several
years
at
New­
Sarg who is attending the State Univer-
after onr growing bnsine...
aity there. Mr. Britt met her there and berg, both as a professor in Pacific Col- in this and adjoining counties, to act aa j
| lege and pastor of the Friends church, Manager and Correspondent; work can
accompanied her home.
Vawbarg, Ora.
! endeared himself to our people ae few be done at your borne. Enclose self-:
stamped envelope for partic­
Leon Kenworthy, who is attending other men have, and from no other addressed,
ular* to H. A. Sherman General Man-!
W IN K S l B L I N K
the Wssbington State University this place will he receive any heartier well ager,
Corcoran Building, opposite
' W ill yon w ink an d b lin k tout life an d ner-
vona en erg y aw ay, r a th e r th a n w ear glam es?
year, come down to Newberg last Fri­ wishes In his approaching marriage. United States Treasury, Washington,
W ill you fore« yo u r eye« to overw ork, n e g le c t
day evening and visited friends in town From no other community, either, will D. C.
th e m « h e n th e y rr y for h elp , abnaa th e m year
a fte r year, u n til a t m lrtdla life yon a re com ­
over Sunday, being on his way back be receive a heartier greeting should
pelled to aeek a id . p e rlt.p « to And yo u r v i.io n
W A N T E D -F O R T H E LIFE AND
Im p aired beyond e n tire re p a ir?
from his home at Huntsville, Eastern be conclude to cast his lot among us a- a ch AGENTS
F L O U R . F E E D , H A Y A G R A IN
iev e m e n t« of A d m iral D ew ey," th e w orld'«
A L I T T L E O L A 8 8 A ID
Washington, where he bad been to vote. gain. Miss Vore, bis intended bride, create«! n«v*l hero. 8v M arat Hal a tra d , th e
G A RDEN & FLO W ER
a t th e p ro p e r tim e w ill « a re r, ou a w orld of
m
e
lo
n
s
frie
n
d
and
a
d
m
ire
r
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Furniture Store
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CARRY A FULL LINE
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Hollingsworth &
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High Grade Boots
French Kip $4.00
Boots at $3.50.
$900.
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