V
Jack Chandler of Ckm was a
Condon visitor Monday evening.
The city has a new method of
lectins water rent See notice
where in this issue.
Bailey of The Dalle
series or revival
1 the Baptist church
y evening.
ira kW. nan handed us $1.50
this week with thaM'equest that
we send fifty-two copies" cf ihe
Globe to his address. t
Chas. Wester of Clem came up
from Clem on Monday evening.
He expects to leave in a short
time for Western Oregon.
Wm. Townsend, formerly of
Condon but lately of Vale, re
turned to this city Sunday. He
says it seems good to get back
to Gilliam county.
Mrs. Sherman Wade of Clem,
who has been visiting with her
sisters, the Misses Ranney, in
this city for a few days, returned
home Wednesday.
Wool hauling has again com -
menced. John Anderson of J ine in Bethlehem, Judea, Elime
Mayville has hauled two big lich, and his family, Naomi and
loads from the Patterson camp,
As near as can be estimated the
fleeces - average about nine
pounds.
Fair Bros installed this week
a new 8x10 refrigerator in their
meat market The big box was
made in Portland and shipped in
sections and makes a very wel
come addition to their already
up-to-date shop.
Mrs. Coe, mother of A. J. Coe
of Arlington, accompanied by
Mrs. A. J. Coe arrived in Con
don Tuesday evening to visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. T.
Hurlburt Mrs. Coe lately ar
rived in this country from Eng
land. Dr. Parker of Pilot brother of
D. R. Parker of this city, has
sold his drug store says the Pilot
Rock Record and may practice
his profession in The Dalles. Dr.
Parker is well known in this
city and it will be remembered
visited here about a month ago.
The continuance of the elect
ion cases-Bowerman vs btewart
and State of Oregon vs Stewart
-were continued uniu aiier
election, lhis is to be regretted
as me peopie nave angni in
these matters that is of more
imporxance inan me interests oi
me immediate, parties 10 tne
actions. Wheeler Co.- News.
John Fleming, representing
Rhea-of Montana, bought a lot
of mixed yearling sheep in the
. Fossil country the first of the
week, at $2.50 per head, deliver
ed in Condon about May 25th,
after shearing. Among those
who sold were Niven Bros., W.
W. Hoover, Munger Bros., An-
drew Neal, and the Butte Creek
T i i. 1 I
.nnn on4 I .ivaarAftlr fAmnnnw I
, t
rusau aJUUTIUU.
The High School track team of
Fossil passed through this city
vu last oaiuraay on meir way
home from Walja Walla where
t they took part ni the Tri-State
Interscholastic track meet. They
were J. Potter, Lester Rinehart,
Wnv Bowen, Edgar Donnelly, Independent at the June election.
Ray and Elmer Chapman. The This I have decided to do.
boys got away with a number of Am not allied with any exist
thirds in the preliminaries on ing faction and know of no rea
last Thursday although un- son why if elected I should not
able to enter the finals the follow- co-operate freely with the dis
ing day. ' However the. boys trict delegation to be elected in
feel greatly encouraged over June; concerning all matters that
their showing as 187 high school may1 subserve the interests of
boys, representing 19 schools, the people of this district as well
fought for honors that day. The as those of the state at large.
Lewiston, Idaho, High School
won the meet : by scoring 40
points and Ora Jay of Pendleton I
captured the trophy for the best tion, cheap in the consumption of
individual athlete by scoring 21 fuel, and fully guaranteed by Hunt
points. ,.; the Hardware Man.
PROGRAM.
Auxiliary of the 0. E. S. enter
tainment, Saturday evening May
sin, I5WS, at 8:15 p. m,
1. Reading Miss Merle Hockett
"Old Ace", Frtd Emtrsn Brooks
2. Duet-Mrs. D.R Parker, Mrs.
C. 0. Portwood.
v"Spread Out Your White Sails'
1 C. A. Wkiit
3. Readings-Miss Merle Hockett
M "A Confidence"
(b "Little Brown Baby"
Paul Laurunct Dunbar
1' Solo Mrs. John F. Reisacher
Ti Violet," A. Mildenbtra
5. Reading .Miss Merle Hockett
'The Substitutey,.&WY..iw
r , . . Mr3 n W: Parker
-Mrs. D. K: Parker
"Rosalie,"" 2 Tfi
7. Readings-Miss Merle Hockett
(a) "Last May a Braw Wooer"
(b) ' 'Of a' the Airts the Wind
. Can Blaw," Robirt Burns
i Duet Mrs. Reisacher, Mrs.
Portwood
"Sailing O'er a Summer Sea."
Denza
3. Monologue Miss M. Hockett
"Keeping a Seat at a Benefit"
May Isabtlle Fish
PART II.
10. Second Scene from the Dra
matic Cantata, "Ruth", by
J. Astor Broad.
1 Argument: During a severe fam-
j two sons nee to Moab. The two
I sons there marry Ruth and Or-
I pha. During a period of ten
years the three, Naomi, Ruth and
Orpha, are left in widowhood,
They bemoan their affliction and
Naomi resolves to return to her
home. Orpha is persuaded to go
to her own people, but Ruth
'clave unto her mother-in-law"
and returns with her to Bethle
hem.
Naomi Mrs. John F. Reisacher
Ruth Mrs. C. 0. Portwood
Orpha Mrs. D. R. Parker
1L Pantomime Miss M. Hockett
"My Faith Looks Up To Thee."
Accompanist Miss L. Ranney
C.W. Young returned Tuesday
from a month's visit to the Twin
Falls country in Idaho. He is
very enthusiastic over the out
look there and has purchased
property in three different towns
besides a forty acre tract Mr.
Young has also been appointed
first conductor on the new road
now under way through the town
of Jerome.
Lee Young, who was tried and
convicted at Fossil for stealing
a cow escapei Wednesday
night and at last reports had not
been apprehended. He was to
have been taken to the penitent-
,ary Thursday morning.
A carload of new
wagons,
best in
Hunt
the
celebrated Mitchell,
the
market, lowest prices.
Hardware Man.
the
Mrs. Pearl Jarvis left Tuesday
morning for a visit in the Valley.
Our carload of buggies, received
a month ago, is going fast Come
while wrtit ha va 1 n ra nt a a
hnn rnm . ,. , ' .
"wai vuj, AUiuuj ttuai an .ecu
bjr Hunt the Htrdward Man
To The Voters of the 28th Rep-
resentative District:
An error made in preparing
my petitions, discovered too late
to correct leaves my name off
the official primary ballot. The
only recourse left is to run as an
Wm. J. Mariner.
Oil cook stoves, perfect in opera
Announcement of W. J. Edwards
on a Statement No. 1
Platform.
I hereby announce myself as
an independent candidate for
the office of Joint Senator for the
eighteenth Senatorial District
comprising the counties of nil.
Ham, Sherman and Wheeler, for
the election to be held on June
1, 1903.
ft 1 . J ... .
ii eievwu win, auring my
ierm oi omce, work faithfully
for the best interests of all the
people all the time. I have faith
in the people, and believe in the
will of the people, and therefore.
uuringmy term of office, if
elected, I will always vote for
that candidate for United States
.senator who has received the
Highest number of the people's
votes for that position, at the
general election, next preceding
the election of a Senator in Con
jress, without regard to his poli
tics, or my individual preference.
am not allied to any clique.
combination or faction, and I de
sire that the people shall say
whom I shall vote for for United
states Senator.
I solicit the votes of the people
of
ail parties who believe in
statement No. 1: or in other
words, of all voters who believe
Government of the people.
by the people and for the peo
ple." W. J. Edwards.
Announcement.
The undersigned hereby an
nounces to the voters of Gilliam
county that he is a Statement
No. 1 candidate at the June elec
tion on the democratic ticket for
joint representative for the 28th
representative district compris
ing the counties of Gilliam,
Sherman and Wheeler. If elect
ed I will during my term of office
work faithfully for the best In
terests of all the people. I have
faith in the people and believe in
the will of the people and, there
fore, during my term of office
elected, I will always vote for
that candidate for United States
Senator who has received the
highest number 'of the people'i
votes cast for that position at the
general election next preceding
the election of a United States
Senator without regard to his
politics or my individual prefer
.
ence. i am not allied to any
clique, combination or faction,
and., I desire that the people
should say whom I should vote
for for United States Senator,
I solicit the votes of the people
of all parties who believe in
Statement No. 1, in other words
of all voters who believe in gov
ernment of the people, by the
people and for the people.
W. F. Jackson.
Announcement of James E. Bur-
dett for District Attorney for
the Eleventh Judicial District
i nereoy announce myseii as an
independent candidate for the of
fice of District Attorney for the
Eleventh Judicial District com
prising the counties of Gilliam,
Sherman and Wheeler for the el
ection to be held June 1, 1908.
ii eiectea i win during my
T .1 1 V ! 1 a
term of office work faithfully for
all the people, I will wage war on
criminals, friends and foes alike,
without regard to politics, posi
tion or station in life.
As to my qualifications, I will
say that I am a graduate from
the law department of the Uni
versity of Michigan at Ann Ar
bor, graduating in 1903 and have
been engaged in actual practice
ever since that time.
I am not allied to any clique,
combination or faction of any
kind or sort, but am independent
in the fullest sense of the word.
I solicit the votes of the people
of all parties who believe in a
Government of the people, for
the people and by the people"
and hereby pledge myself to car
ry out the wishes of the people,
if elected.
James E. Burdett.
Garden hose,
fully guaranteed
the same grades
At Hoofs.
and cheaper for
than elsewhere.
IS
It
Mill
WrtNT&D, TOR
FOUND,
L0T.
TO.)
eUlutaladvertlteiaeatarerun
the reteot rtvi IKNTS rta LI J
"l . II YOC ban anvthiu h
to by njrthl.it, or hav kt anything:
"aaTAUia tat column. Trie re. J
earpneeyo.
Strayed - One - bav 1
Dranded half- circle und
JH connected, weiarht 1150 IbU
$10 reward for in formation lead
ing to return or whAre.ihira I
Jacob Larch, Clem
Iouse for Rent A four roomtf
cottage in good repair, good situ
ation, low rent For information
call at this office.
lost. Strayed or Stolen-A
white French poodle with brown
ears, about seven months old.'
Was last seen about six weeks
ago on the streets of this city.
Suitable reward will be paid for
ms return or information as to
his whereabouts.
W. H. Searcy, Condon.
ound A 22-calibre Winchester
repeating rifle on Main street
Owner can have same by calling
at this office, proving property
and paying for this notice.
For Sale A first-class second
hand threshing outfit For par
ticulars call on or write to
S.T. Bunch & Sons, Blalock, Ore,
Strayed From my ranch near
Gwendolen, 3 colts, two coming
one-year old, bay horse and bay
mare with strip in forehead. One
two-year old, bay mare branded
NH on right shoulder. Will pay
suitable reward for return of
these horses or information con
cerning them.
N. Rowland, Gwendolen,
Screeu doors, screen wire, win
dows, summer necessities, of Hunt.
WANTED
Local repmcntatlTta for Con
don and tlolnltr to look attar
rvnewal and Incrraaa tab
icrlptloa list of a promluciil ntonttily Bmcaitii
on a Mlarr and commtMlon baita, fixuartttiH
dcatrabl bat not ncMrr "Jtxwi oppbrtanlly
Ion runt Bcnon. Addraa I'abluur. Uoa W.
atauoB v, aw lora.
To Prospective Investors.
You may invest from $100 to
$25,000 in Portland Business
Block with R. D. Inman, T. D
Honey man, Gov. Geo. E. Chamber
lain, Dr. Andrew C. Suijth and
other. It paid others 12.98 per
cent in 1907. It will pay you. No
care, no taxes, for lurtner par
ticular call at this office or write
G. E. MoClure, Superintendent of
Properties, 812 Dekum, Building,
Portland, Oregon, s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Unltad State Land Offloo.
Th Dalle, Oregon, If arch 1Mb, 1M.
Motlc U hereby glrcn that Orlo B Slebbln of
Condon. Ongon, hu Sled nolle ot hit Inten
tion to mk fl ml commutation proof In top
port of hit claim, Tit: Homettead Entry No.
lM7made for the,HNW,NW
dWJi ot Section U and NESK of Section 88,
Tp. 4Hoatb, Kange20E.,W. M., and that tald
proof will 0 mad before George W. Parmtn,
8. Commlnloner, at bit office In Condon, Or
egon, on May 1Kb, low.
Ha name th following wltneiiet lo prore
blicontlnaoot retldeno upon and cultivation
of, the land, Tit: J. K. Hunt, K. V. Wlte, A. C.
Ktli7 nd Butt L. Stebbln all of Condon,
Oregon.
aW. Moobi, Regltter.
Notloo For Publication.
U.i.Ltnd Office Th Uallet, Oregon,
April i,lM.
Motte 1 hereby glren that th Northern Paclfl
Railway Company, of 8t Paul, Hennepin Coun
ty, ut of Mlnnetota, hat filed In thlt office IU
application toaeleot th NWJi of atctlon 23,Tp.
R.20K..W.M.
Any and all paraom claiming adrertely th
land deacrlbed, or detlrlng to object because of
the mineral character of tha land, or for any
raaaon, to th dltpoial to th applicant, thoald
file their affidavit of protett In thlt ofnc, on or
befor th flrtt day of Jane, IMS.
C. W. Mooaa, Regltter.
Notloo For Publication,
DvpaHuitiil of In UMtlor,
Un4 om it Tli DallM, own,
N..II U hr.bi itwn ht William W.Re'o
otUwauUolen, Ot..huflll noUxol hit ln-
tt o mak nttal ! "' wrf""
hit oilia li: Hmta4 atr Mo. MM. aiaot
lk. !M. ItNM. hit Ut
iWtol (taction , TowMblal ni. Kiuft
R. W, M. an4 thai mt! aruot will b Bad t
lutan. W. Pataiaa, U. . Cmmllon, i n
oillo In Cornloa, omua.on Jan Itth, IM.
B MIN lb IttllUWIlK WIIIMMM W BRIT
hla ooaunauat rMl4nr upoa. andIUUoa
l, tha Ia4, M. J. Ljraeh, O. H. oall.
toi riadta aad r. K. Rritoldi all ol Uw.b
dola, unaoo.
, . C. W. Mooaa, Rf uwr.
Notlca ror Publication.
DKPAatlUOT r TU INTiklOR
W.B.Uml UIBo at Th lllw. Onfoa.
, Mlnd, 14.
MoU la hib tn thai llllata t- Tharu.
l Cuo.kiu, onfou, who, om Jl th. I. ail
lll Hum Ha. rmn. fut M UN KU and
UlCVaHWU. BKUoa W, Taaaahla 4 Duath. Kan
K.. W. M.. hu tMauUmol at lawniloa hi
nal Bttal i'
1 lb land
Xnaaa, V. I
Vra,an tt
atatattt a
al null lr-rr anwl, to MUblUk hMclalw
abov dcrlba, Mian uur
.Coma'r, ai hi la Coudon
tht nth day el Jan, ItM, .
aama wlttwam: r. U -Honlll.
Wttt. MytiO. C. Cootnj, aad lllla 1
Uarnall olcondoD, OraKB.
- C W. Mooaa. RtUWt.
MaUM hit tBBllUoa, lauUtodTtMt
' Pbll Und aata.
V ball. Ontun. Uad uffln, a vrll Mb, IMS.
Nulla I bwtby (Iran that, aa dlmlad b; Uh
t'uMdiMiuuwot lb Uviwral Uad oaV, uad
piotiaion si lot of I'ougfwa aaprevad Jn n
IWM. t-vbtle-Wo. M, w will or at aubll bm
ui ta atbMi Wd4tt, all & o'clock a. a.
th atthtlaj al May Bast, at IhU otlca, lb fol-
Hiwln Ifactot land, uvwtt; 4W8W(mUo
luj Bfuu mlmln( admr)? lb abot-d-tlbad
land aia advtaad V Bt tbtitr claim, W
-tuKoUoa, an r avtura Uwdv abuva dilUt
' aW. Mour. Rof lltr.
LbbM H. ArawaB, Hvtwltrw,
Notloo For Pubt'catlon. lauliwd Ttai.
rbuy aad date.
rb Dali, Oneaa. tand On, a artl Mlh, IWM
MoUii I hanbr io that, a dime tod bjr Ibt
CuaaitMluotrolUiOwi.ral Uadomc, nudi
aravhlon of lotl Oongra aaiuuyad Jan V,
IN. Pabll Wo. IU, w WIU bff.t uablla Ml.
wihvbujbaN bidder, at :0 o'clock a. m.
lb Ml day at May awxt, al tht omr, Ik fol-
towlnf tract at land, to wli: Zt aad
Vi ol WMtlua It, T. I , R. U B W. M.
Auy atnoB cllnlu dfrly lb abo-d
enbdHUidaidladloaiUilr lalau, ot
ob)eUou. oa oi twturatb day abora dmlftia
Hdforaal.
1 C W. Mooaa, aauirrti.
- LoaU 8. araoaon, RaMlm.
Notloo For Publication,
lleparlawnl of tbelatailor,
land Oflea al Tha Dalle. Oregon,
. . March lath, lKt.
Notice la hereby given that John T. recta ol
Condon, Oregon, he Sled aoUc of hit lit-
Mutlou lo mk Snal Bv-yr proof In Mpport
of hi claim, via: Homatiaad Kntry (lo. KB
nadMayM,l01, tor th CHNU, ),NEW
of ttaeUon M, Towntblp t South, Hang 1 1.
W. M.,and that amid proof will be made before
Oeorg W. Parman, U. a. Commlulouer, al bit
office In Condon, Oregon, on May lilh, iwa.
u name lb following wltneaea to provt
bit eootlnuout rtldne apon, and ultlvllon
of. tha land vlt: H, W. Cook, U. a. Carol ue,
albert Carulue and Robert Rogara all of Coodov
Orcgom.
C. W. Mooaa, Regltter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I tola fed Tract
Pabll Und gal.
rb Dalle, Oregon, Land Office, Aptll 16lb. 1MB.
Notice la hereby given that, at directed by ibt
Commltelooerof tha General Lend office andet
proTlilontef Aotof Congreea approved June 27,
MM, Public-No. M, wa will offer al public Ml.
to tne bigbeet bidder, at J. 11 o'clock p. m., on
thenthdayof Meyneat,at tblt offlce, th fol
lowing tract of laud.lo wit: akNWKaW!8WW
of See tend NENEX"' Br T, Tp. I aoath
Manga 3SR..W.M.
Auy praon claiming advaratly tha above-
detorlbed land are advlted lo Hit tbolr clalmt.
or objectloiii.ou or before the day abov detlg
Baled for tale.
C. W. Mooai. Regltter,
Loala B. Arnmon, Rcelrr.
Notloo For Publication. Ieoltled Tract
Pabll Und Sal.
Th Dall, Oregon, Und Office,
. Anrtl 16th. 190.
Notlc I htreby glvn ihat, at directed by the
Commlatioaer of lb Bnral Und office, under
provltione of Act of Congeeti epprortd Jane 27,
10, Public No. 908, wa will onuratpablloaala,
to the hlgheet bidder, at 2 o'clock p. m., on tht
28th day of May neit, al thlt office, tha following
tract ot land, to-wit: SK of Section 6, Tp.
South, Range MI., W. M.
Any partont claiming advertely th tbovedr
tcrlbed landt are advlted to file their clalmt, or
objectloni, on or befor th day abov degalgna
ted for tela.
' C. W. Mooaa, Regltter.
Ualt H. Arneeon, Receiver.
Nolle for Pabilcetion-Itoleted Tract '
Pablio Und Sale.
Th Dalle, Oregon, Und Offlca, April ltth, 1908.
Notlc la hereby given that, at directed by the
Commlnloner of tha General Und offlce, ander
provlitoneotActof Cougrnt approved Jan 27,
10(16, Public No. 103, wa will offer al paullo tale,
to tha nigneat bidder, at 10:10 o'olock a. m., on
the 28th day of May nail, al thlt offlce, th fol
lowing tract of land, to-wlt: SEHVV of Section
21 and BKN Wtf of Section 28, T.t S. R.14 B.W.M
Any pertont claiming advertely th above-de-
tcrlbed landt are advlted to Me their olalmi or
objectloni, on or befor th day abov designa
ted for tale,
- C. W. Moora, Regttten
Loalt B. Arneton, Recetrer.
EE
TEPIIENSON'S
ELECT
TOOK
TYLISH
HOES
When you have spent
your money and have re
ceived nothing for it and
your
eyes still trouble
you, see
WILLIAMS the JEWELER
Expert Opllolan
And get your money's
worth. We niar&ntoea
fit in &!1 coses.
' Notloo For Publication.
Depurtmenl of the Interior.
Und Office al Th Dalle, Oregon.
March lata, 10.
Notice te hereby gtveu Ihat William W. Me
Phertun efekar, ont.H hat Sled nolle ot hit
intention lo ntat Seal Bv-yer proof In tun
imrtot hie elatm, vlt: llomettaad Kntry No.
WIJ made May Jlit, l'l, fur th gKHaKta ot
ttoBa,(HNE4 and KWKEt, ot aectlon
I, Tp. itoutU, Raug 21 K., Vt . M., and that eald
ueaol will be made befor the Regltter and tt
lvr al The Dative. Oregon, Oa May 1MB, two.
II name th following Bllaeetet hi prove hi
oonllnuoae rveloeiir apon, tud ealUvatloa ot,
lb land, vlt: Owrga Vltbnt, Ueufg Wlb,
llaau. . J. McPbvraou.vttl Clem, Oregon, and
liranl Wade ol Oltt, (JmVu.
,(v. M.M, Reglii.r.
Notloo For 1 tibllcatlon.
DCPARTMENT Or IHR INTEHIOR.
Und office at V
ice ai -i(-v trwiee, urvgua.
- April id, lut.
NoUe te be reli) glveulnat OUoTtchauuw ot
mdon, Oregon, bat votte ot hi In
jenttoa to make Inal gvt-year proof la tapport
t hU claim, via: oBteted Entry No. II7M
ad Nov. laih. ivut. tor ttia- '
a1. riE'w'i tsd Xrti t Sec. aa,
rownabtptaoath. B.i.tfe W E 3. M., and Ibal
tald proof will be ma-ie belore Ueorge W.
faraan, D. 1 CoantUatuiiar, at bit offic lo
Condon, Oregon, on Jan tlh, 1W8.
H name the following wllueaica to prove
nle oonttnuout nraldvac apua and tlUvailun
I. tha Uad, vlt: P. Dyer. J. P. Baruetl, M il.
item Undetwood and Ubrlt Richard all ot
Condon, Oregon. v.
C.W. Mooaa. Regltter.
Notloo For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OP THE INTEIOIt.
Und Offic al The Dalle, Oregon.
April tttb, IWM.
Node I hereby given that Milton lleltley of
Condon, Oregon, hat Bled notice of bit luleuUon
lo make Snal commutation proof In tnpport ol
lit claim, vlt: Homttrad Entry No. Iwvt made
ovmbr Iltt, IWM, tor lb of BecUoo
10, Towntblp t south. Heuge 20 E., W. M and
that laid proof will be made before Ueorge ,
Parmaa, V. a. Commletloner at bit offlca In
Condon, Oregon, on June lh, IWM.
Ua namat tha following wllnetiei lo prov
'tit eoulluuout tetldeiice upon, and cultivation
it, lb laud, via: Otto Ttcbauner, Will Ad
lard, J. P. Harnett and W. I. Vandervlugl, all ol
Condon Oregon.
C. W. Mooaa, Reglttar.
Notloo For Publication.
Department of the Interior,
Und Offic at The Dellee, Oregon,
March 1Mb, IWM.
Notloe la hereby given thai Arthur Uull ot
Condon, Ore., hae Died uutlce of hit Intention to
make Snal commutation proof In tappot of bit
bum, via: Momettead Rutty No. I40M mad
Apr. Ird. IWM, for the EUtiEW. 8EWNEW
lection la, Townahlp g Bouth, Rang 21 1.,
W. M and that laid proof will be made befor
iJeorge W. Parman, V. & Comntltilontr, at bit
offic In Condon, Oregon, ou May 18th, IWM,
He namee the following wliiiettet to prove hli
uontlnuoua ratldeiice upon, and culUvatlou of,
the land via: II. K. Wait, R. H. Paltltun, C. W.
(iron and K. D. Uutl all of Condon, Oregon.
C. w. Mooaa, atoitTta.
WALL PAPER
PAINTS, OILS
AND VARNISH
Largest and best select-'
ed stock in the County.
Estimates furnished on
jobs as to material and labor.
W. A. D (IIKC.
Architect
OFFICE 2 BLOCKS EAST HOTEL OREGON
Condon, : : Oregon
Sanitary Plumblngl
: MEANS doing away
with all sorts of di
seases, doctors' bills,
etc. Think it over but
not too longl Have
your drain pipes look-
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JflMIESON& The
MnRSIIflLL. number.
Agts for Sampson Windmill
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