Pebllsbed fiv.rjr Thrav.
4iilldlnf
TKRMS:
TIHIIr.x I. Wit .! r
Unit o.l Slate Iu.l office, Lake
view, Oregon. Aiikunt 27, liKH
Notice U hervby given tout in com,
pllnnco with the provision or tl not
of Congress oi -June :t, 1N78, entitled
"An not lor the wle of tlmlx-r IhiuU
In tbt State of Cslifontltt, Oretiou,
Nevada, and NVasliliiuton Territory,"
extended t nil tin I'liMie Ijtnd
state I J- set ot Aiiiiiiht 4, WJ, Willi
i iiniuinr. ti: iiiiiihi 7 i iMiiinr v air iv iuiii.
lS,' inn I. i r. . iath. State of Oregon, has this day fil
i Months... ivy , wholesome cream of tartai led b tin t.iii.-. tiu sworn statement
Kniored at th- l-o-l 'llrest Utlvit
ea S.11111 I.CIum Mstti t
ISalxiig Powder
Atsolu tcIj'JFurv
ITh
lonth ..!
LAUBVIBW. UHlIK, OCT. 4. iMe
Hro. Stanley o.' Hie Cedarville Keo
ord, in bis ea,:t,t m- to give the tie
last week. In id hinifelf upon to eevvie
criticism lor i I . i r li i r n a little
stating tbat ivrtit'n men in Warm
Valley bad been ested for steslii g
'cattle and iroi:tli 10 Lakeview. lie
thing is 8 - absurd tbat we will not re
peat what tue i!eo rd said, .v. ill say
that nothing ol 1 1 kind occured. Cat-
aking powder. Makes the
finest, lightest, best flavored
biscuit, hot-breads, cake and
pastry.
Alum end alum-phosphate pou
ders ate injurious. Do not
use them. Examine the label.
Ql Sla POADfll CO., ftf 0K
tie etealiu. i.
and a man wh
est and Dpriw 1
bee a so by ev
is sure to :ee!
are pnbltsheo
be knows thm
it for a minu
i y serious" charge
flnl rn f t.e.
Department ot tie Interior. Land
ilways been bon- "JM''e Bt Lakeview, t retell October,
1 know,, to have rtiv is hereby civea that Flmcr
y in the country, m. .v.-ciirv. of Lakeview. Oregon.
hen such thin s
iiim, cveu though
ue would believe
V.. 'II- I -,v , I... ...,..1. ...... IV I
' t'.i. ill I It I' I I'" III. llltftT I'l 1117 " y
XWi4, Sec. ...S'...K4 .ofSeetion No.
i. ill Towtixhip No. :" S., lwttive No.
17 E. ,W M .hii.I will ofA'r proof to
show that the liui.i sought i niort
veloabln tor itx ttmlier or tone than
tor agi (cultural purposes, ami to e
tablish Ins claim to naid Ian. I lefoi
Ceo. ('l)HHtaiti, (V. Clerk, at his ot
flcial place of business at Klnmath
Falls Oregou, on Monday the llrtl day
of December, l'.KHi.,
He names as witnescs: CIirs, V.
Pattee of Illy Oregon. S. C. llamukei
ot Uly Oregon. KW. I'ollard of lily
Orogm.. W. T .Carrett of Hly Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming a.lver
sely the atove discribed lands arc re
quested to tile their claims in this of
: tlce on or before said lint day of Oee
! ember 11H.H5.
! :!o J. X. Watson liegi.ster
t.as tiled notice o: his iuteutionto'
make final five year proo- in support FC7I M A n nil Il I Pfl'DP
of his claim, viz: HomeMend Kutry 1 a"U 1 1LLttKL
No. made March 10th. l'.KHi. for'FRFF Knowing; w but It wax t snf
the N Sw4 Section U and KS, SF.'4"
Section 10 Township 3H, S., Range 21,
I,., w. in , and that sai.1 proof will tie
made before Keuiter and Receiver at
Lakeview-, Oregou, ou 10th day of
Xovem tier 1906.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on, and ci 1 ivation of, the land, viz:
Fre I Snyder. S. P. Dicks, V. L.
Skiing, L. F. McCulley, all of Lake
view, Oregon.
40 5 J. X. Watson, Register.
OASTOXIIA.
8oatu
Office at Lakeview, Oregou, October
2, 11100,
' Xotice is hereby given that Nathan
McCulley, heir of Geo. H. McCulley,
deceased, of Lakeview, Oregou, has
filed notice of his inteution to make
XearW every i.i.U for over a week
there has be. u oruiikeu Indians prow
linn about tht strtets. It is pretty
certain that the lndiaus get whiskey
from the China.ueu, hut no evidence
can be produced to prove it, and Mr
Indian cannot be made to tell, and the
task of getting to the bottom of the
matter is a difficult rue. Extrarrdi
nary methods might be employed
which would show up the culprit. It
will go on, no doubt, until some night
one of these dmu ken Indians w ill com
mit a terrible crime.
There was 140 timber land filings in
the Lakeview land district duiing the
month of September, the local laud
officials have been crowded w ith work,
and besides a large amount of official
business the office has been overrun
with inquiries about lands in this dis
trict. Thousands of people write to
the land office for information, think
ing, no doubt, that they are the ouly
onewho have writleu, and in many
cases complain because they do not re
ceive an answer by return mail.
Hill Back of New Road
In eastern lailroad circles the Idaho,
Montana & Caliomia railroad, whica
is now about ready to begin construc
tion, is said to be a Hill project set
on foot to evade Harriman ten itory
in California and the Southwest. It
is reported that the surveys are prac
tically complete, and that grading w ill
begin in a few days, says the Journal.
The company has opened an office
at Caldwell, Idaho, which place has
raised a bonus of flO.OOO. Secretary
E. E. Springer is quoted as saying the
route has been surveyed and contracts
will be let at once for grading. It is
expected to have the line completed
from its Montana terminus to Winue-
mucca by the end of 1907. Addition
al color has been given the rumor of
Hill interest in the road by the fact
that Xrthern Pacific surveying par
ties were at work on the final survey
from the Snake River to tfinnemucca.
Close observers btlieve they see a
family resemblance between this rail-j same as in my advertisement in this i
road project affd the Deschutes River f paper, and triangle so rs to cover up
line that is being project-d by W. F. th b?r' HOD1.both,jar'9f t
, , , To be delivered at Lakeview.
Xelson and Seattle associates, under yy BROWX.
the name of the Oregon Trunk Line. I
This road has been surveyed to Madras, t tuibkk xotick.
in the Willow Creek Basin, about 120 ! .. , c. . T . . T
v u i i,v7vj ui,ao uauu uiiiUCf JutfO&Uj
for. I will give FREE OF I'll ARISE.
i any atllictcd a positive rurv for
F.cxeina. Salt Rticoiu. F.r.vxlpclu.
rilcMHiul fckln Itiw'iiwii. Instant re
lief. H.mii suffer lunger. Write F. W.
WILLIAMS. 400 Manhattan Avenue.
New Yyi k. Kiu low Stam. i. .
Department of the interior, Lnud
oflice at Lakeview, Oregon. Sep. G UHH5
Xotice is hereby given that Oliver
W. Howard of Lakeview Oregon, has
filed notice of bis intention to make
final commutation proof in support of
his claim, viz: Homestead Eutry No.
f inal Proof x.i.rr. j 2138 made April 22 UHUt, for tbo Sli
Department of the Juteiior, LandjXE'i and E'.. XV. Section 31, Town
H I It I - .... I -
ship 37 S, range 10 E w M, au.l that
said proof w ill lio niado before Regis
ter aadRcceiver, at Lakeview Oregon
on the 20th day of October, HiKi
uuui iiKjear prooi in support or nis .. ., , ,..
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. I continuous residence opon, and cultt
3551, made January 2;. 1S, for the 1 vatiou of., the land, viz: Lawrence
XE4 and Sli Xw4 Section 11, Ouirers of l!lv Oregon, deorgo Elliott
Township 3S S.. Range 21, E.. w. rn., of Wy Oregon. Ed Miller of Roy,ton
and that said proof will be made be- . . r ,
fore Register and Receiver at Lake- 0re0n' Joe 1 ' l,1,er of Lakeview Ore-
i ,AU Y cS: HASSING ILL'S
Pioneer Store
Our Fall Lines
t T rr r- rsms
arc now complete
and we invite your inspection. - Ladies and
ntlemen's Furnishing goods full lines
If 1 y thing For Little Fol k s
Having bought heavily we are in a better
position than ever to fill your orders.
BAILLY & MASSING ILL'S
Pioneer Store
TJic children's lncr.tl-
Jaynels Xbni c VcrmStf u
Drives out blood impurities. Makes strong nerves and nr.i cL
Gives tone, vitality and snap. "Www.
nj iSSs ,cl 11 i'un' jour ururgw Viyrvlt
.U.!.' SBt- BAXrr
. .J . , ' J
view Oregon, on 10th day of November
He names the following witnesses to
rrove his continuous resideuce noon
and cultivation of, the land, viz:
1-reJ Snyder. S. P. Dicks. V. L.
Snelling, L. E. McCulley, all of Lake-
view, uregon.
40 o J. X. atson, Register.
gonj
37-5
J. X. Watson, Kegiter.
Baarttiw t Haw A!w3n
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears the
lnarore of
WANTED
ISrignt vountf inen nnd women of
jxood standing to prepare for lnihi
ness positions, mh stenographers,
bookkiH'jH'rs and. telegraph operat
or, nt good snlarl"H.
Write today for free Ciitaliigiie to
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
3' 0 12th St., Oakland, t'ul.
The I.irgent and lest equipjied
Hchoid of buHlnens traiuing;, Sho-t-
I hand.T.rpew riting. Mom Telegraphy
Civil. Electrical, Mechanical andMln-
Mecbunical nnd
To Cure a Cold in One Day
'2tjve iromo Qujn?!se TcMcts. p r &
Cures Cria ! f?
in Two Dcj i.
' 1
Reward for Horses
I will pay 83.00 Reward for the de
livery of any and all unbroken horses
found in fields or outside in Lake
Countv. South of the desert, or in
Modoc countv. California, branded:1"1'' K"Ineering
with an old horseshoe and a fresh tri-! Arcliitrturul Draw ing. West uf .New
angle brand underneath, on both jaws. or'i'
The horseshoe placed on the jaws the ! W-(Nie)-Young men and women
oi iiim vicinuy Miouid noc lau to
write for catalogue, stating what
course they prefer.
NO TWO MEN ARE ALIKE
There may be a hundred men in lliln Hy w!io hnvo artrni tho iinm l.-nitlh
is yourH l.ut th r Is in l mi. iM r man In O.f ulwlo inunly who I tl Butnn
as yourself In all other iromriloim.
It n nlmply an lmpoRllilllty to tfet a per feet flttlii milt by buylnir rt-aJy-ti.
wear clothna. '
We will make a ult to your meaiiur for t-0.
You pay that much, or nearly that much for every hand-me-down suit you buy.
ut'.tt..ni..U' i-li'llira lir rli.ttir ro liimul
out lr '! ll"un.l. 'lUrjr i tut mid Mnl
! Utmitiiuvy.
Thif la -;y yini hri Imnclil unit, lii-rrln.
fnr- Hi t IimiI llilr loili .if iirwntn U-furv iwt
li.nl nrn o.ciii Uult Uij.
We will niulco utile (n fmr mrimre.-fnp
y.nir pi. ImI.i wear lint will nt ! liw
I' liullt f ir j "ii. and nit nii rm- r-r f Jo.
Kimtnie.- I lip rlolh to all all wiail ilif.lnt
dip rlulli la hew aiiil v IcuriHi - Jni i,It tha
I.., I - aii-. iiatliTiia lian.l iiaiMcil - ptri.rr M-am
liaixl .-wa wlm allk llni-il with imia.riMl Venn
I tun tl..ih.
like
miles from the mouth of the Deschutes,
and practically all of the rights of way
. have been secured. Some work on the
grade has been done at the lower end
of the line, and a small force is kept
at work to protect the right of way
from interlopers.
The engineers employed by Mr. Xel
son have ran preliminary lines through
to Lakeview, and are also pointing
their instruments toward the Klamath
Country. It is believed their inten
tion is to invade Central Oregon with
a railroad that will fork at Madras,
one line going to the Klamath Basin
and the other to Lakeview to connect
with an extension that has been sur
veyed from the California, Xevada &.
Oregon road fiom Madeline northward
to the capital of Lake County, which
point is fbe center of a rich and pro
ductive region now 100 miles from rail-transportation.
OAOTOIIIA.
ata, sflto Kind Yob Haw Always Baugl
of
Ihi Kind Yon Haw Always I
view Oregon. August '22. 19 0 6.
Xotice is hereby given that in com
pliauce with the provisions of the acl
of Congress of June 3,1878, entitled
An act for the sale of timber lands
in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington, Territory,
as extended to all the Public land
States by act of August 4 ,1892, Susie
E. Casey.of Klamath Falls .county of
ruamatn ,btate of Oregon Las this day
filed in this office bis sworn statement
Xo.3102 .for the purchase of the EM
SWJ, Sec. 22, and E'aXW'of Section
Xo. 27 ,in Township Xo. 35 8., Iiange
Xo. 17 E..W.M.. and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land be
fore County Judge of Klamath Coun
ty, at bis official place of business,
on Thursday the 1st day of November,
190G., lie names as witnesses:
Chas. McCumber, of Dairy, Oregon.
Cbas. Messner,of Klamath Falls, Ore.
Chas. Dusenbery of Uly, Oregon, C.
E. Hadley of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adver
sely the above -described lands are re
quested to file their claims in this of
fice on or before said 1st day of Nov
ember, 1900.
35 J.N.Watson, Register.
Wilalmette University
Largest Denominational University
In the Northwest.
Christian, but not Sectarian
Two New Buildings Adequate Equipment
45 Professors and Instructors
Two new Courses added this year
JK2 English, Commercial, and Electrical Engineering "cSl
For Particulars, Address,
Dean J. T. Matthews, or President John II. Coleman
SALEM, OREGON.
Beiutitullr located in Portland. Ortfon.
often umurpataed facilities (or the cul
ture and education o( yooof women. Special
opportunities in Muiic. Art. Language and Liter
ature. Well equipped Phriical and Chemical Lab
oratoriea. Herbarium and Mineral Cabinet. The
Urg-eat and oldest Ladies' Seminary in the Pacific
Northwest, it enjoys a national reputation (or im
parting the best physical, mental and moral train
ing and developing true wo ms a hood. Equips
socially and educationally (or th most eialted
station. Coolers Academic and Collegia! Degrees
by Slate Authority. Interference with convictions
el non-Catholics is scrupulously avoided. Academy
la ideally located, amid inspiring scenic adrin
tages. Social opportunities sucb as are available
In so ether city en the Coast. Buildings large and
commodious, well-lighted, heated and ventilated:
dormitories and private rooms supplied with alt
aaodera conveniences. The Institution Is liberal
nd progressive without sacrificing the character
ad traditions of age and achievement Terms
modest. Satislsctory references req aired. Write (or
announcement booklet. Board and tuition 1180 per
ysar. Addreas Sister Superior. St Mary' Academy
PORTLAND, OREGON, U.S.A.
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III ;c if I
POINTED PARAGRAPH?
Keep away from mi.1o yon i
j and don't talk ntxiut Itx-in. j
Tut a Un lit a purlor nnd ho puld
breuk out iiml wallow in a rniiUhi.
It hciMiurH iwivumiry ocrunloua for
every man t tnko punishment. Vhcn
your time coiihm don't annoy :hera
with your wr n;i h.
Wr have arlM-iail aevrrnl pattern, any of
vthhti f will make on li your mraaure (. I JO.
- vn fiiir aiiiw iirftreiirr ww will mail
jon aaini.!.. .r a lain Knitll'b trrllii aitrrn.
TM atUTn la so new tlat It will le aolil by
tailors lu-U J'ar as the "latrat."
Tim IKkr-miM of tlie pattern Is a ileep grajr,
Willi an all""t luiirrivil Ihlo .-rllno (r
rim k. Tlie roior of ll.la fahrlr dia-a liol alxnv
clu.t eaally. ! not wrinkle and baa takrn the
Ajr mi wvll that the (arinent looks like new
until It la all worn oot. 'Itie wool ua4 in wrar
lng tlila garment was avlwlnl with unuaunl
care. Tliere la Do short wnol In the fabric ami
no slmlii. The rlotta baa so Una a weave th-.t
It prMrnu a fairly bant aurfa.-v. ami at the
an rue time Is soft an1 pliable. It will not emir I
"i or gi-t sliliiy. This rlolh eannot be bought '
fn.m the mill for leas than I.I. Ml a yanl, no
matter ir you honcht five thnnaarnl ysnla. We
are the I'srlne t'oaat representatives of a vmll
rate of the largeat woolen in 1 1 la In the worbl.
Tint enables ua to make this unrireceilrnteO nftVr
of a ault t your mraaare foe . H4M11I for a
sample pull it to pleree are how long anil evert
the wool stramls srs note bow well ths'dye
tas set
I.n't II :i f;n t (list Hip most Hftf
fill mi'ii v.i-i kinnv nr mlitiiriicul
Then diM sn i It fallow Hint If yj hop
to Htlr-i-i'i you tuilht be polltcl
Wbfii you hear n inn n aliiiKl bo
hind hiH lnuk wo 1d not tliliilc,"lIow
uiipopuliir otla r prtipli nri-:" bif'Ilow
we all n till it vIhii w p not
orouiul!" j
Don't worry If you uro til good
looking. You look all rlht p your
frlcudn. Tho bnt look" on rd could
not ma ko you look good to yir euo
iule, nnd Hiomo who oro not bcreatotl
In you don't know how yo look-
AtchlHOII filolll'. ;
PHI nnt tlila ronpnn and mall in na and we
ill send you a sample of tlie rloth. We guar
Ate tbat the aauiule Is actually ent from the
very bolt of rlolh from which w make the an It.
When yoo visit I'ortlsnd. eome In end verify this
or sny saaertkm we make. If yoo wlah, sak
eome I'ortlsnd friend to tell you slant the rep.
otstlon and standing of the Columbia Woolen
alllls Ce
lt Is the simplest thing In the) world to hare
eome friend take your niesaore. We will eeml
you s tspe measure free, and tnstruetlous bow
to take a measure for a suit of clothes.
Be sure and send for this aample. If yon get
suit from tbls offer, yon will be wearing a
garment the pattern of which local dealera can
not possibly ret In stock before another year.
The pattern of our 'M snlt will lie sold nest
year aa tbe latest (by other tallora).
TIMBER MHUSOTKK.
United States Land Office. Lake-
view, Oregon, July 17tb, 190G. Notice
is hereby given tbat in compliance
with the provisions of tbe act of con
gress of Jane 3, 1878, entitled "An
act for the sale, of timber lands in
tne states or OuUrorn'a, Oregon, Ne-
ttuilo an1 17o Vi I rrl n Tac.! t am, tf m
vwuw, auu i lui uiu( iaui AvI s IWI jf. no
extended to all tbe Public Land States
by act of August 4. 1892. William T.
Cressler, of CedarviUe, county of
Modoc, State of Cab, bag this day fil
ed in this office his sworn statement
No. 3143, for the purchase of the
NW 8WJi of Section 17, in Town
ship 40 8., llange 22 E. W. M., and
will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its tim
ber or stone than for agricultural pur-
pones, and to establish bis claim to
naid laud before Keginter and lteceiv
er at Lakeview, Oregon, on Wednes
day, the 3d day of October, 1906. He
names as witneHscs : S. O. CresHlor.
and F. P. Light, of Lakeview, Ore
gon, 11. Ji. Kobinson of Berkeley,
Cab, and Oeo. W. Wimer, of Lake
City, Cal.
Any and all persona claiming adver
sely tho above-described lauds are re
quested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 3d day of
October, 1900.
30-39 J. N. Watson. Register.
COLUMBIA
Woolen Mills Co.
Portland. Ore
Colombia Woolen Mills Co.. Port land. Or.
r lease send me free, sample of late pat
tern English overllns goods, from which
yea agree) to mske suit to messure for
t20. Also send me, free, a porket tape
measure and blank, and tnatractlona for
taking measures. Tbls dose not obligate
m to bar ault soles I wish.
Nsme
Addrei
Floe I Pisr ftsHIr.
Reward for Morses .
I will rive 120.00 Iteward for tbe
delivery, In Lakeview or at my ranch
ward
al-
epartment of the Interior. Land
Office at Lakeview, Oregon, Octobei
o iimvi
Notice is Hereby given tnat wwli'".", ",uuu'MUi " "y ana
E. McCulley, of Lakeview, Oregon, ',,U"!'r!?.k,f paW howyearold
has filed notice of bis intention to ?nd. PV'ard. unb emlshed, ranging
make final five year proof In support !I,LAe',uJlly "nuron, branded
of bis claim, viz: Homestead Entry w a old horseshoe on both Jaws,
No. 3550. made made January 15. 190(3. ?'"'uv n"7 ou,er Ijrantl on the anl-
for the H
EIa and
ship 38 S
that said proof will be made before
Itegister and Receiver at Lakeview
Oregon, on 17th day of November, 1900,
He names the following w itnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, tho land, viz:
Fred Snyder, K. P. Hicks, V. L.
Snelling, Elmer M. McCulley, all of
Lakeview, Oregon,.
40-5 J. N. Watson, Iteginter.
SwW SEJi Section 3, v N ??H,; hr- open partdownwn
BEH NB Section 10 Town- he ame w cut In the following t
s, iitnge 21 J4, w. m , and vertlstiuent. w. w. Uhow.v
WANTED: 10 nun In each r,tnt
to travel, post hIkiih, uilvfrtirw and
leave Hiinipli H of our K""1'-. Kubiry
$75.00 per month. .1.00 per 1iy for
exiienwH. JtOYAL MJPPLY CO.;
Dept. W, Atlas Block, Cblci.go. X'i 2.
$1,250 Reward.
The Ilariieyt'nunti
Live Stork Aaaota
tlon. of which I am
a iiioiiiUt, pnyaV6tl
toward lore vide m-t
li-adiiitf lo thu fiui
vlotlou of partiut
aiealltiR slock be
ioiiKIIil' 10 its ini in
tiers. In addition 1
offiir $.roo ruwara.
Hume bra ml Imra...
sliou bar on ullliei
or bntli Jaws, ho
irorilml III N moitili..
riauKOi naroev, ime aim roll II t Ollhtlca
llorw-1 vi'iited v. lien sold llorsrs sulil to pa as
through I lila section will b rcporUMl In ibl,
plr. Hunt so rcioriH1, iilcano write or iciu
plume Th Times iiuralil. Main H24, Hums, Ore
ton V w DHOWS, rllu, Ore.
Ted br Cool lies.
Sir Audivw Clarke while trvellng In
Italy ascended a high tower 00 even
ing and found at tbo top nnsier tour
ist, an Englishman. They chacd pleas
antly for a few minutes whcisuddcnly
tho strauger seized Sir Andiw by the
shoulders and said quietly,'! am go
ing to throw you over." Tb man wn
a maniac. Tho physician id onl a
moment In which to ther his
thoughts, but that momentaved hlin.
"Pooh!" he replied unoicernedly.
"Anylxxly can throw a nn off the
tower. If we were on the round you
could not throw me up. Tilt would be
too difficult." "Yes, I couJ," retorted
the maniac. "I could east! throw you
up here from the ground. Let us go
down, and I will do It." ho descent
was accordingly made, ding which
Sir Andrew managed to ecu re help
and release, himself from da perilous
situation. I
Wheat Edlaom Apltlae4.
When Thomas' A. Edlsa first came
to Washington to dlsplayUia gTopho
phone, which had just recstly been lo
rented, Itoscoe Conk Hug, rbo was al
ways quite vain, was thfa too. Mr.
Conkllng wore a little, curoa his fore
head, and when Mr. Edbn repeated
something about a llttleglrl with a
little curl right In tbe qddle of her
forehead the New York soatur thought
that, of courso, tho retnak was mad
for him, nnd Mr. Edison tad to apolo
gize. Dr. Keyburn's Ilerfnlsceuces of
Churles Kiiinner In Washigion Post
A Lofty Mill.
A lofty inliul ulwsys tbiks nobly. It
cuslly creates vivid, treeablo and
natural funeles and pces them Id
their best light, clothes ,hen with all
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