Tillamook headlight., April 14, 1898, Image 2

Considerable bad blood has been
l stirred up in Nehalem, because
D. De K. Bowman. E 1. tifia M¿r.
only one delegation from that place
could lie seated in the County Con­
vention and the delegation happen
Official Ptpar, Tillamook City aid County ed to be the first one elected. Of
course one delegation or the other
RATHS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
1 was bound to go away dissatisfied,
(»TB1CTLV 1WADVANCX.)
lit is to be regretted that a little
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. .75. I more patience was not exercised by
Six months ....................................................
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Hire» mouths.........................................
the parties who first met and
plenty of time given for all to get
there. It would have eaved lotsof
Telephone Nu 6.
hard feelings, and perhaps several
OSc* cornerò! M»i»r»»»d •» M »wt»
votes. But we cun hardly believe
that any good republican will
leave the party on ao small a matter
as that. Adherence to a political
party is not a matter of con­
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
venience, or caprice, but a matter
G. W. SAPPINGTON
of principle. As to “the ring” of
i which Editor Johnson talks so
| glibly it exists only in his Silvo.
FOB COUNTY CLERK
HOMER MASON
Republico Demo-Popocratic imag­
ination.
CiUíttnook
£) en. b Un ht
Republican CountiJ Ticket
FOR SHERIFF
H. II. ALDERMAN
They never.kick!
Why should they?
V
,s
Dur Oldest Customers era nur best friends
And the reason ¡ b simply this: They know that
4
Once in a while the right fellow <
?i?rE ?[RUGKEE gJMBER (?031PTNY
)
gets it where the chicken got the
ax. Last week a dispatch stated
that a young fellow who was killing
trout with dynamite was upset in­
to the river and drowned. Let us
fervently pray that all others who Our lino of General MsrchindiiB is unusually compiste,
catch trout with dynamite maybe
similarly treated.
Keeps the best of everything and
Sells at the lowest living rates.
>
I
\A/ h keep a full stack of
Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes?
Loggers Supplies and General Merchandise.
Now that the fishing season has
opened, a sharp watch should lie
kept for dynamiters.
District
Attorney Nolan will enforce the Try us and you will be convinced
We received this week a couple law if our people stand by him.
of kicking letters from men, sign­
ing themselves republicans, who
Hobsonville, Ore. 1
Here ia a table which it might Ire well
say they are dissatisfied with some
men on the republican ticket. As for the farmer to paste ill his list for
Principle Office 330 Market Street, San Francisco Mills at Truckee, C«l.
the objections seem to be of a reference pefore going to the polls this
personal elm racier mid no names fall. It shows the iinpoi tat tons of wool
or reasons are given, we do not at New Yoik, Boston ami Philadelphia
NOTICE FOli PUBLICATION.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE OF SALE.
care to publish them. The H ead ­ in the first six months under the Ding-
Land
Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Mar. 23.
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.. Mar. I4, 1898:
Notice is hereby given that on the 23d, day of
light does not set itself up as be­ ley law. compared with those of the last
Ap.il 1898, I will
public sale 1898.—Notice is hereby given that the following- —Notice is hereby given that the following
ing infallible, but it believes that six months under the Wilson law :
named settler has filed uotice of his lutentiou to named settler has filed notice of his intention
at the saw mill knowu as the Netarts
the ticket is a good one, and
mill, being the only sawmill
situated make final pi oof in support of his claim, and to make final proof in support of his claim, and
W ilson law
D ingley law
any one wishing to fight it must Feb., 1897.......... 29.946895 Aug , 1897 .... 2.875,899 I upon Netarts Bay in Tillamook County, Oregon that said proof will be made before the County that s*iiti proof will be made before the County
2.429,873 at the hour of teu o’clock in the forenoon of Clerk of lillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore. Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook
do so through some other news­ Mar.................... 54,676 832 Sept.
Oregon, on May 2d, 1898, viz:
1
day, the tollowing described personal on May 16th, 1896, viz:
Apr
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95
559°33
Oct
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7.»4.231
paper than the H eadlight . The May ................. 43 943.685 Nov.................... 10,161,313 said
Edward B. Grave»;
Nicholas Aflutter;
property: The partso* a heavy saw mill consist­
H eadlight is a straight Republi­ June.................. 33.569.185 Dec.................... 17.763,62; ing of all the castings and irons, bo ts and boxes II E 9790, for the S. y2 of N. W. % and E. W of S H. E. No. 9821, for the Lots 1, and 2 aud S. H of
can newspaper mid not the organ July................... 21,485,709 Jan., 1898...... 11,017,085 one three inch diameter by 7 feet 10% maiidre1 W. J, of Sec. 9 Tp. 5. S. R . 9 W.
N E K of Sec. 6, T . 6 S. K. 10 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
He names the following witnesses to prove
with three beari gs, cones, friction and feed,
of the kickers. Perhaps the letters
Total ..... 279,182,239
Total...... 51,377.028 works, pulleys, the shafts boxes and pulley of Ills continuous residence upon, and cultivation his continuous residence upon and cultivation
were misdirected. There is one
of said land, vis;
feed work«, the fricton pulley and »pool of of said land, viz;
democratic and one populist paper
Lewis L- Short ridge, of Doiph Or.; A. B.
Emil Schiller, of Neskowin, Ore., Thomas M.
counting gear the upright castings, and the
in tlie county and they will Tli< co it a*t between lal>or conditioiifiin cast iron frame, boxes, pulleys and parts to top- Pollard, of Dolph Or , WMliaua H. H. Cary, of Burton, of Neskowin, Ore. Oscar F. Helleu-
Tillamook
Or.;
Elias
H.
Conner,
of
Til
la
nook
brand, of Neskowin, Ore., John Whiteiuau, of
doubtless lie glad to have the kind Eur«»|»e mid in tlie* Uiiileil Slates under snw rig. with ntandnl and one 40 horse S <_
Or.
Neskowin 0:e.
of communications referred to.
its pmttfciiou tariff is |K>inte<i out in are- Coiler No. 5204 and englre complete No. 5320
J. E. SIBLEY. JJmaei1 of gtoft and fijill,
FOR TREASURER
HOWARD CARY
F ob
Should war with Spain come as it
probably will, it is quite possible
that the very persons who have
been howling against McKinley
because of his alleged conservatism
and whom nothing but torrents of
Spanish blood will satisfy—will
soon be howling against him be­
cause he consented to go to war
at all.
asskhhoh
J. S. STEPHENS
F OH SCHOOL Hl PER INTEN DK NT
FOB COHONEK
J. E. TUTTLE
FOR KURVEYOR
A M. AUSTIN
F**R COMMISSIONER
CHAS RAY
FOB BEKEBENTAWK
J. W. MAXWELI.
TOR JUSTICE or THE I'EACE, 1ST DIST.
JAMES GRAY
ROB JUSTICE OK THE 1’EACK, 2t>. DIST.
T. II GOYNE
FOB JUSTICK or THE BEAI K 3l>, D1ST.
J. K FINLEY
TOR CONSTABLE 1»T DISTRICT
A. KLEIN
FOR CONSTABLE ÿD, DISTRICT
A. A. FORD
E litor Watson, of lhe Neluilem
llepiililiean, though rntlier poorly
informed on Tillamook polities
has certainly quite a vocabulary
with which to express his want of
knowledge.
‘‘Skunks” ‘‘manure
piles" ele, he rolls as sweet morsels
under his tongue. Well, ‘‘tlieres no
aeemiiiling for tastes,” as the old
woman said, II' the pe 'pie of
Nehalem are fond of that kind of
literature their tastes must like­
wise lie somewhat extraordinary.
But we know them well enough to
know they are n<>t.
rem rep -rl iroui Switzerland by Consul*
(iener il Dubois, who allows Ibe average
wages of <*Mipenters mid joiners in Eu-
rop * l<> I n * 8) rents a day against $2 37
in llin U ii’ed Suites, hh 4 Hays that as a
result those oi Emope me compelled lo
live cheaply, their chief iood being bread
and potatoes, seldom use meat, living in
tenement houses mid in evriy way leaa
romioiinlilv supplied than those of tic
United Slates. Loroiimtivr tiiem *11 in
Euimw, he mhvm , coiiMidrr theinselve*
well paid if I heir earnings amount to |22
per monitli. while the ordinary loimmo*
tive liieinrn in the United Slates earn
iiFUidlv fbO per nionlh. The journey-
iium l:iil 1 in Crntrnl Kmopp gets only
¡•5 (<»• 6’» h ms’ w «11-, wliil»* Id» fidlow
m»in Itlail 111 till- Uoilvd Stale« get.« ||.
for 60 liotire’ work. F«»r nil f->o<ls pm •
chased in Europe laborer« there must
pay aa mill'll and frtqueutly more than
American Workmen pay for the same
kind and quality in this rountv.
’Ph»* Nrluilfiti Tun s calls III«-
Republican Coilllly <'o IIV 111 ioi I H
"Grand Ratification” and com-
plaiiiM that the delegates were well
posted and that ‘nothing occurred
to break (he harmony’ etc. If
there was any one thing above all
other« that the (leinocratM rejoiced
Aii act that the worship«*!*» of the Stan» and
in 1 in this county heretofore Stripe» applaud to the echo, is President Me
'
Kinley's
refusal to accept the p»;» ?'« offer to
it
was the iiilmrniony that
mediate in the Spanish quest! >11. In this in­
prevailed in lepublican rank«, and 1 stance,
more than in any other, if that were
the present liarinonioiiH condition possible, did the president, during the period of
of the party affect* them like a lhis international crisis, disclose the mettle of
his true Americanism. It was not because the
green apple does a small l>oy.
At the time this side of I lie paper
g.'e- to press, the issue of President
McKinley's message to Congress on
the Cuban situation is still un-
deci led. That President McKin­
ley made the mistake of his life in
recommending armed intervention
without recognizing the independ­
ence of Cuba is generally believed
by republicans, as well as demo­
crats. Why we should interfereat
proffer of the good ofllecs came from the Vati­
all, if we intend to still leave the
can did the president decliu ■ it, hut t was by
Cubans under the tyrannical
reason of the chief executive's abiding faith in
The social time enjoyed by the the substantial power of this government to
government of Spain, does not
appear to any one except perhaps Woodmen hint Saturday, whs an settle its difficulties of whatever nature, with­
the President and it is diflii ult to eflbi't in the right direction. If out foreign intervention or interference. In
see by what course of reasoning he , neighbors can only l.e brought to-. the affair between the Unite«! States and the
Madrid government there are but two vital
nirivesnt his conclusion. Unless gel her oft ner they will find much {mintsto agree upon whi< h may tendtoaveit
we recognize the independence of 1 in each other to admire, where a war First, Spain’s recognition of Cuba's in­
( ubii we have no right to inter­ they formerly only found food for dependence, and second'an indemnity for the
vene—we are simply fomenting I criticism. The more sociability treacherous destruction of the Maine. Unless
Uncle Sam,» demands in these respects are
strife between the Spanish crown there is in any place the more! fully
acceded to. war must be the inevitable con
mid its lawful subjects—simply attractive it will be as a place of sequence. Thia situation is not so complicated
aiding and abetting rebellion, residence to outsiders and the that the American people require interference,
mid in bo doing, we are laying more enjoyable to llmse already oti suggestion* or advice from effete European
powers. We are a young, fresh nation, full of
ourselves liable to a payment of the ground.
vigor and patriot!->m . and were the critical prob­
the expenses to which we pul
lem an hundred more complicate^ our own
Spain in suppressing such rebellion
intelligence and resources are adequate to
.Tuilging by newapapm' reports: cool
successfully solve It without the aid of out
Our only consistent course, the
the Americans «eml their m«n of neighbors across the Atlantic. The power*
only course our people will approve
leaat intelligence to Wital.iiiglon, might employ their di«intere*ted effort* for
■ >f, lhe only course the powers of
ami keep the smartest at borne. peace to a greater advantage, perhaps by adv is
‘■urope can approve of and lhe
ing Iwnkrupt Spain to dance as Uncle Sam fid­
only course the insurgents will Some of lhe public men at Wa*h- dles. Evening Telegram.
ingt >ii are just beginning to have a
submit to, save on compulsion,
faint Kiiapieimi that the Maine Wan
is to first acknowledge the iu-
Istcrvextioa «nd Independence
depemlence of Cuba and then blown up by Spain—a fact which I
all the common people have been i If Crr«»dent McKinley propose» on’y inter­
assist the Cubans in establishing
convinced of aince the «lay the vention. at his discretion, without recognition
it. Unless we make thedeslrno-
of the independence of Cnhe. he will not carry
lion of the Maine, our excuse for tragedy occured.
congee»« with h*m. nor the people behind con
ere«« This kind of intervention, with'Hit rcc-
war it is difficult to see wherein
1 ognition of independence, wo«M he despemtelv
w'e are jiistitiable in lighting at
Tillamook Ims not I men behind ‘ resisted bvtheCnb.su provisional govemmetit.
all according to the PreBident's the rest of the world in the matter j for it would mean the forcible establishment of
message.
<>f n news service during the past i a virtual United‘ststes protectorate ove^Cnh*
Of course it is possible that Pres. week. Through the liberality of which would «lecido when the pro<d** of Cnhe
McKinley is in possession of infer- a number of gentleman who con­ were fit for «elfgovernment. Tn intervene
without rvcngpiition of Culmn in.lependenre »«
inalion tlialconv ioces him that the tributed enough to pay for the dis­ i •n
utterly absurd and unwarrantable procerd-
insurgents would prefer to have patches a semi-daily bulletin Ims ■ in? It K noue of .«ar boniness whether Cnb*
Cuba annexed to the United States been furnished direct from Forest i* fit tn form »n Ideal rrbnhllc or not. Tie
intlier than to have their indet>end- Grove, containing all the most Spanish province* nf South America were not fit
encc. In tuteli ease the Presi«lmiV prominent items relating to war tn form ideal republic«: thev are n M ileal rep
j nblie Imlay; bet thev won their tadependewee
<xmtse would be the only proper mutters.
. and we reci<n'*ed it without «•'timing lode
course to pursue.
ride 0« their fitness for «elf-ffovemment.
The news of the noniiiiHlion of
linn. TI iom . II. Tongue to succeed
himself in Congress from this dis
tiict, in welcome intelligence to nil
Hue Republic«»«. Mr. Tongue in
one of the ablest nn<| most energetic
nii'ii the Stuto of Oiegou lina ever
Ioni in the hull« of t'ongress anil it
in |«rticularly gratifying nt Ibi*
time wlieu n strong ciunlidate fo
needed bere anil men of un-i
doubted republicanism mid ability
are needed at Washington, to have
such a man a.« Mr. Tongue nom­
inated. He will be elected in June,
beyond n doubt.
There are «ome men Iniilt on
aiich a narrow pnUern that to
diangiee with their opinion* ia , in
their ininda, a nioitnl ufTriiMe, and
rrHcntni an a personal affront.
1‘lieonly coHNoInlion will» reference
lo Mitch people U, that they art*
«toon alii i\e)h*d lip and coiiaiiiiird
hy the he.it and biRrmeaa of their
own spleen.
It ¡»quite distreeHiiig to fouit» <>f
the <lein<>-|H>|K*rntie itgitatiuiiM that
ilia Repul>liean.<< <>f this county
have liail Hens« enough to nd
hartBonfously this year.
I
I The Cubans have a right tn try the experiment
of «el»-cover'Iment. not only free from the np
prve«iow of Spain, hut enlirelr free from the de­
cision of the Un'ted Stales aa to their ideal ff-
ue«a for freedom
If tM» poller oflniervenHoa without Yemeni
tiow of independence is «eriouaty advocated hi
the president in hi» message It would he
promptly repudiated by coagrrm and will go far
to weaken the present mnrtdence in the go«d
««*n«e »nd »sund Judgment of the executive
For his own reputation In ht«t»rr the presidenf
w nM do wall to al<oli«h thi»»h»urd thought rl '
intevwnlioe wt'h.mt recosdihm of Cn* an lude I
paedence Cnngte«« will falrty nay that that
United State» h»» »0 Msinr*- to grant freedom 1
from the dictaiion and will of Spam, nelytc
•uhatitntc
tt th» dir^wiion and will of the
United States •• to the time and under what I
mndition» Cuba will be permitted tn ewjoy in- !
depemlcm.-e aad attempt th« experiment of «elf |
government. Oiegvuian
Chas. B. Moores.
Register.
belonging, all of said proprty being the machin­
ery now in the null on said Netarts Bay operat-
ed by the Netarts Lumber Company.
This sale is to satisfy a mortgage given by C.
F. Hobart to Russel & ' o., dated Oct. 27 th. 1896'
for the sum of Ijoo.oo and accruing interest
from said date at the rate of 10 per cent p r
auniini.
A. W. Severance.
Claude Thayer
Atty, tor Mortgagee.
Chas. B Moores, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE OFSALEOF REAL PROPERTY.
Land Office at Oregon City. Or. Mar. 14. 18^8.
Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of
—Notice is hereby given that the following
an order of the County Court of the State of
named settler has filed notice of his intention
Oregon for t ie Comity of Multnomah, duly made
to make final proof in support of Ids claim, and
and entered on the 29th, day of Mar-h, 1898, I
that sa d proof will be made before the Comity
will proceed on or after May 10th, 1898 to sei I at
Clerk of Tillamook
., at Tillamook Ore., on
private sale, the following dear ibed real prop­
May, 2nd, 1898, viz:
erty belonging to the estate < f Ere <lei ika <>allon
Richard C. Burton;
deceased, ’o-wit; ¡«ots two (2), three (3), five (5)
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
H. E. No, 9242, for the W 1 a of S. W
of Sec. J J
six t6), and seven. (7) situated in the town of
aud Lot» 17, IS, 19 and 20 of Sec. 14, Tp, 6 S. R,
The dvlinqiivut tax- roll for the year of IF.95, Garibaldi, Tillamo >k County. Oregon.
hits been turned over to me with a warrant
11 W.
Th a. i 1 pursuance to said order, said sale will
attached thereto requiring me to collect flit
He names the following witnesses to prove
be ma le for cash.
taxes on said roll by levy and sale of the per­
his continuous re,¡deuce upon and cultivation
E W. Hubler,
sonal property of such delinquent tax payers,
Administrât.»r of the estate of Fieiderika of »aid land, viz:
ami if none be found then the real property
Nicholas Affolter. of Neskowin Ore, Emil
Gallon. li-C'itsed. Room 1, Sherlock Bldg.,
described on said tax roll. 1 trust those who .ire
Schiller, of Neskowin Ore., John W Whiteman
Portland, Oregon.
delinquent will pay up soon, and thus save
Neskowin Ore., Os ar F. Hellenbrand, of Nes­
themselves considcrald" cost.
kowin Ore.
NOTICE F >R PUBLICATION
II. H A kier m u
Cht<B. 3. Moore«,
Sheriff of rillauiook Co . Ore.
Land Office at Oiegon City. Ore., Feb. i«:h.
Register.
1*98.—Notice is hereby given that the f»»ro-vhi«
NOTICE: OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
named settler has filed uotice of his intention ;
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Notice s hereby giver., that the 11 ndeisigned to make final proof in snppirt of his claim, |
has filed with the Co nty Court of tiie Slate of aud that said proof will be made before the Co.
I.andO Bee at Orego i City, Ore. March id.
Oregon for the County of Tillamook her lilial Clerk of Tillamook County at Tillamook Ore 1898—Notice is hereby given that the following
account ib executrix of the last will and 1« «la­ on A, ril Sth, 1898, viz:
' named settler ha.« filed notice of hi» intention
Henrie Hellcbnyck:
ment of Frank Hutchins, Deceased' late of said
to make final proof ill support of his claim, and
i'ounty and State, and that »aid court ha> fixed H. E. No. 9941 for the N’S of N Ej^ of Sec, 28 that said proof will be made before P. D. Newell
Tueuday the third day of May ift-js, al 10 o'clock and E’a of S EK of Sec. 21 Tp. 1 N. R. 9 W.
V. S. Commissioner at Nehalem, Oregon, on
A M ofsnid day as the time and t e cjuuty court
He names the following witnesses to prove May, 10th, 1898. viz:
room in the county court house in said County hi« continuous residence upon and cultivation j
*
Janies S. Stephens:
and State as the place for hearing said dual of s id land, viz-
' II. E. 10582 for the W’2 of EJjof See. 15 Tp. 3 N
Tracy
R
Elliott.of
Bay
City.
Ore.
Thore
account and all objections thereto and all objec
R 8 W
tions to the settlement of said estate then and Haugen, of Bay City. Ore. Thomas L McFall»,
He names the fo lowing witnesses to prove
Bay City, Ore. John W. Jennings, of Bay City his continuous residence upon and cultivation
there.
ted March :2d 1898.
Or»..
Ellen A. Hutchin«.
i of said land viz:
Executrix of the last will aud testament o
Chas. B. Moores.
, Jacob Mundshank, of Mishawaka,
OrA.
Frank Hutchins. Deceased-
Register.
William Wilton, of Mishawaka. Ore , Edward
I. T Maulsby,
High, of Mishawaka Ore. Dell Spriuger, of
Atty for the Executrix.
Mishawaka O:e.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Chas. B. Moores,
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore.. Feb. 18, rc9S
Regis ter
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION .
—Notice is hereby given that the following
Land office at Oregon City. Ore., March 3d
named set ler has filed notice of hi-* intention
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
1898 —Notice is hereby give that the following to make final proof in support of his claim, and
named settler ha« til <1 notice of his intention that said proof will be made before the County
Ln nd Office at Oregon City. Orc., Feb., 12th 1898
to make final proof in support of hi* claim, and C'erk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook Ogn., —Notice is hereby given that the following
that said proof will l»e made liefore the County on April 9th, if9% viz:
named settler has filed notice of his intention
Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook Oregon,
to make final proof In support of his claim, and
We« ev Day:
on April 26th, 1898 viz:
H. E. N<> 11744 for the
of X El< and Lots 1 that said coot will be made I »v fore the County
H.Eli P. Olds heir-at-law of Reed Olds. I>ecd;
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook Ogn .
and 2 of Sec. 6 Tp 2 N. R.s West.
E 9?8* for the S. E.
of N. \V.
ami N. F%
He names tl»e following witnesses lo prove on April 9th 189ft, vis:
of S. W ‘4 of Sec I. Tp 2 S. R io W.
William M. Mil s:
hi«continuous residence upon*ami cultivation
He names the following witnesses to prove of said land, viz:
II. E. 11790 for the EJi of WJj of See. 8, Tp. 2 N.
Lis continuous residence upuu and cultivation
William M Milla, of llobsonville, Ore. David R. 8 West.
of said 'ami, viz:
He names the following witnesses to potve
W. Rhoades of Ray City. Oregon; Nels Hansen,
Sebi«ti.m Miller, of Tillamovk. Ore.. James of Tillamook, Oregon; William Haje-, of Bay hi* continuous residence 11 po.i aud cultivation
A. Biggs, of Tillamook Ore. David Hes*. of City, Oregon.
of said land, viz;
Tillamook. Ote Mont D. Reading, of Tillamook
David W. Rhoades, of Boy City Oregon. Nel*
Cha«. B. Moores.
Ore.
Ha sen, of Tillamook. Oregon, Wesley Day, of
Regi fr.
Chas. B. Moores
B.«y City, Oregon. William Hayes, of Bay City.
Register’
Before insuring your dwelling or furniture, Oregon.
see the p licie* issued by the Fireman's Fund
Chas. B. Moores.
Insurance Company. The moat complete
Register.
50 YEARS’
policies ever issue.!, covering everything from
EXPERIENCE
the baby »bottle to a bicycle, or from a piu to
To Cure Constipation Forever«
a repeating riffle.
</;‘s' ;lrets Candy Cath.irtia 10c or!5c.
(’lande Thayer. Art.
li C. C. C. fail to cure, druciriKt» refund money.
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C arefully G raded C ommon
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T eacher ’ s C lass .
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A Fine Line of Jewelry
FOUR AND A HALF MONTHS EACH
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Ultimi!. l;els.
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friscrlyüCH Girifiliy hamriri