Tillamook headlight., November 12, 1903, Image 1

Vel. XVI.
No. 23
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, NOVEMBER xa, 1903
*1.50 per year
T. B. Turney has opened a shoe shop
A wist party was given on Friday
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at the back of E. Jenkins’store and is evening by Mrs. Wm. Stephe/.s at her
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over Shoes at Todd's.
prepared to do all kinds of boot and shoe residence in this citv. The honors of the
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repairing.
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evening fell upon Miss Bessie Hunt, who
. Botts, for abstracts
Mrs. 3turgeon has about four dozen captured the first prize, and Mrs. B. O.
Rets and quilts at Todd's.
assorted styles of hats, which cost from Snuffer, who was justly entitled to the
11 Hats, $3.00 at Todd s,
75c. to $2.00 each, which are selling at “ boody” prize bv the smallest of her
ies’andchildren’s shoes at Todd's.«
score. Mrs. Stephens furnished refresh­
50c. each, special price.
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silk goods greatly reduced at
Owing to the stormy w’eather and the ments for her guests and a nice social
steamers being detained at Astoria, the time was indulged in. Those present
ute|yhin ■e wishing wood sawed phone Ed. merchants have run out of sugar, coal were : Mr. and Mrs. Case, Mr. and Mrs.
Crenshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Holden, Mr. i
' oil, etc., and the saloons of beer.
line of shoes just arrived at i Mr. G. W. Kiger has charge of Mr. F. and Mrs. Snuffer, Mr. and Mrs. Cohn,
Mr. and Mrs Gra>son, Mrs. C. E. Had
R. Beals’jea! estate office during his ab­
„
k Crawford returned to the city on sence, who has a complete list of the best ley, Fred Christensen, L. B. Ziemer, Mrs.
Maud Stallcop, Miss Hope Nolan, Miss
for Si«-»-
dairy farms in the county for sale.
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Bessie Hunt, Miss Flora Perkins, Miss
— » stock of clothing and overcoats
Another dance will be given on Satur­ Amanda Tinnerstet, P. J. Sharp, Mrs. i
l’|WeiiK1.’dd*.
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’ loi"ted y, Ives for sale.—See J. W. Jennings, day evening at the opera house. Jenkins' Kate Edwards, Mrs. Allen, W. Baker, i
orchestra will furnish the music. Every­ Arthur Kelso.
p,ace rounds. Or.
ojeriiy N. Monson, of Otis, was in the city body invited and another large crowd
It is reported again that A. B. Ham­
is expected.
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ller a«wlww*ek'
mond has consummated the deal for I
Fairview Grange, No. 273, will meet Kindred Park ami will erect a saw mill
theplo, » thur Mapes came in on the steamer
in their hall in Fairview, on Saturday, near the Hotel Flavel in the near future.
«otered bT,anday-
asily I* Ben Riesland left for Portland on the 14th, at 10 a.m. Let all hands turn If the mill is built he will extend the road
out and help in the work.—L. S. M av - from Seaside to Tillamook in order to
>e best «tri, nesduy.
get out the timlier. All the timber fori
County,
L. Clarke, of Portland, was in the nard , Muster.
During the storm last week, a small jhe new mill will have to come from be­
■v' API>ljto ,hi* w<ek'
>rn, on Sonday, to the wife of C. G. raft of logs belonging to Geo. W. Kiger low Seaside. If the railroad is extended
broke loose and went down with the it will go on the survey made some time
«’»rrin8; .'CT»> • •on-
m. H. Hoskins was down from Foley tide. It remained entac* and was later ago, which is about four miles east of
Thursday.
in the day found by the steamer and Elk creek, thence in almost a southerly
direction to the Tillamook county line.
P. Spaulding, oi Portland, was in the brought back.
A band was organized on Friday The mill will be one of the largest in the
on Tuesday.
first class A. B. Chase organ for sale, evening with sixteen members, when the state, and if built will be completed by
m of ., uire
at this office.
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officers elected were: Prof. E. H. Whit­ the first of next April. This mill would
ney, president ; H. Cary, yice-president ; have been built at Tongue Point, but the
.
J.
McDonald,
of
Portland,
was
in
'he Mia,"
city on Saturday.
Ed. Snodgrass, secretary ; W. C. Trom­ property owners wanted to liecome mil­
ugust Davidson was down from Ne- bley, leader. The boy will meet twice a lionaires on the sale of a mill site and the ♦4
project was abandoned. This means the
'‘T. Orqtoitmon Wednesday.
week for practice.
G°odroKfiss Teley Anderson left on Friday
The schooner Clonde, which was in building of a large town oil the west side
ls'
Clav Ceutre, Kan.
tow of the steamer Acme, broke loose and an increase to the population of Sea­
na«'nn
f,, best hat made for the money. while outside and getting too near the side. It is very probable that the west
'rrish, Holijordon,’’ at Todd’s.
shore sailed in over Tillamook bar on side, from Hammond to Seaside,will con-
Imun
j Gi|b«rt, wife and son were in Wednesday to prevent her going ashore. tain a majoiity of the voters at the next
election.—Seaside Sentinel.
ni Spruce on Wednesday.
Captain Grudgell is in command of the
Lying in shallow water, opposite the
udge G. H. Burnett came in on Mon- schooner.
y to hold circuitfcourt.
A.O.U. W. dance (and supper) Thanks, shipyards of Joseph Supple, the steamer
Ira Latimer left on Sunday to visit his giving night, on Thursday, November Sue H. Elmore, of Astoria, dified all ef­
other Edgar at Ashland.
forts to move her into the channel. After
26th, at the opera house. Jenkins'
AT-L au 50 per cent discount sale on all dress orchestra will furnish the music. Dance being launched from the ways there Wed­
publication thereof ordered and cause wj|| benefit Tillamook, with the excep-
Circuit Court.
contin
' odi remnants at Cohn’s.
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' lion of two short articles byT. B. Hand­
tickets, including supper at the Allen nesday she went aground. The power- '
ful towboad Ocklahama, of the O. R. & |
Johnson & Nelson vs. O. C. Woolsey. ley and Claude Thayer. The two issues
Judge G.H. Burnett convened circuit
• OREG-"’,^am 6« Dabel, of Sail Francisco, house, $2.00. Tickets on sale at C. F.
N. fleet, was dispatched to the scene I court on Monday and the business was Action for money. C. W. Talmage for of The Land Agent have done Tillamook
asiu the city on Tuesday.
Franklins, Sollie Smiths and Henry
Thursday. A line was passed to the not concluded until this (Thursday) morn­ plaintiff. Default and judgment.
no good and the money put into them by
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Our $2 hat is the best thing ever offered Crenshaw’s.
Elmore, but though the big steamer tug. 1
Reuben T. Jones vs. The Little Nes- the business men is disappointing, for
i this city for the money at Cohn’s. *
At the adjourned meeting of the city ged and haule«l for about an hour, she i ing. The two cases which attracted
some of them think it was good money
EY-AT-UI Garibaldi is now a "dry’’ town, Pete council on Thursday evening, T. B. Hand- was unsuccessful ir. reaching the chan­ most interest were the libel suit against tucca Toll Road Co. Action for damage.
Fred C. Baker for $6000 damages brou­ B. L. Eddy for plaintiff; T. B. Handley, thrown away. Every city once in a
ley,
W.
G.
Kelso
and
G.
O.
Nolan
were
Fabstrnc rc,,8On having closed up his saloon.
nel with her tow and the attempt was ght bv R. M. Watson, and that of the
Claude Thayer and Frank J. Richard, while gets more newspapers thrust upon
The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg came in appointed judges and D. C. Pierce and abandoned. When the Elmore grounded esse of Henry A. Ely against C. Ben
son for defendant. Plaintiff took volun­ it than the field demands and the business
Otto Heins clerks of election for the city no serious results were anticipated It
ank
n S»tur<*ay fro,n Astoria on Sunday.
men care to support, and this city is up
election, which will take place on Mon- was thought that she would be floated Riesland over a realestate transaction. tary non suit.
Percy Gwinn, Chas E. Bisconer and D.
against the same thing right now, so it
day, December 7th. Contrary to the and proceed on her way at high tide. The criminal cases against Eli O. Mills
Dunn, of Dolph, came in on Saturday usual custom, no date w as set for hold­
is a case of the survival of the fittest, in
and Jeff Hembree were thrown out bv the
Editorial
Snap
Shots.
At an early hour steam was raised district attorney. The cases before the
which the H eadlight , which has stood
J. S. Stephens is the agent for the Mu ing a city caucus.
aboard and her nose pointed for the
IYER, ual Life Insurance Company of New
So the much talked of libel cane for the by and fought loyallv for the interests of
couit
were:
The boom of the Tillamook Logging Morrison streen bridge pier. She made
fork.
State of Orrgon, plaintiff vs. Arthur sun» of $6,000 for defamation of charac­ Tillamook since 1HHH, will continue to be
Compauy broke early on Friday morn­ good headway, though hitting the bof
Todd & Co. are the leaders in every ing, releasing about 500 saw logs on the tom in several places, until reaching a Edmunds, defendant. Charge of larceny. ter resulted in the insignificant sum of the leuding newspaper in the county.
t -L at ,
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:hing in the line of men's wearing ap- Tillamook river. In coming down they ¡joint sevetal hundred feet from shore, Edmunds pleaded guilty and sentence $20. We will leave our readers to make
In a recent libel suit against the editor
their own comment and draw their own
was
suspended
until
next
term.
pare!.
carried out the county bridge across the when her wheel came in contact with a
ol the Grants ¡'ass Observer, Hon. R. D.
O rec -1 Baths for ladies nnd gentlemen, at F. Tillamook river, and it was thought at
Slate of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. John conclusions.
snag and all the blades were broken off.
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Hume received a verdict lor $1 damages.
H. Davis' bath room, opposite the Allen first most of the logs would lie lost, but It was deemed useless to haul her up­ Tlieiler, defendant. Malicious mischief.
How remarkable, and yet not very re­ This causes the Albany Democrat to re­
Defendant
pleaded
not
guilty.
The
jury
the incoming tide prevented them from on the cradle again, and the conclusion
house.
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markable for Tillamook, some of those mark that the verdict was not very coin,
brought in a verdict of not guilty B. L. who are advocating a new water system
plimentary to the character of the party
LACH. Snow made its first appearance in going to sea. Most of the logs were arrived at was to tow her to Astoria, Eddy was attorney for defendant.
the mountains this week, Hebo being gathered up in the bay and secured, and where she could be beached and the pro-
were enthusiastic advocates of the pre­ bringing the suit. The practice of insti­
it
is
thought
not
more
than
15
will
be
V».
E.
H.
R. D. Peckham, plaintiff.
l>ellor repaired. The Ocxlaham« was
’-LAW, covered.
sent water system when it was propose«! tuting libel suits against publishers in
able to move her some distance into the Cowing, defendant. For confirmation. to put it in.
Our big stock of outing flannel nnd lost.
th is state is not receiving very great en.
bvofor
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Dr. Birtch, of San Jose, Cal., one of the river, but other sandbars, almost in the Sale confirmed. A. W. Severance for
other remnants at 30 per cent discount
couragrinrnt. Similar proceedings have
Tillamook
City
’
s
Tammany
met
its
main
road,
prevented
her
getting
into
md noni;
plaintiff.
best known eye specialists of the Pacific
recently been defeated by the Portland
at Cohn's.
deep water. The water was ¡lumped
ce.
State of Oregon. plaintiff, vs. The Waterloo in the liliel suit. But, oh, how Oregonian and the Salem Journal. It
Steel ranges $5 less than any other Coast, will be in Tillamook for a period, out of the Elmore’s boilers and all stuff
anxious and ready the Tiger and the lit. I
store in the city.—At C. E. Reynolds, the and is prepared to examine eyes during lightered necessary to float her at high Elmore Packing Co., defendant. Charged tie whe'.pa were to jump onto the II kai »- would lie a strange condition of affairs if
his stay, free of charge. Those wishing water Thursday, w hen she got off and with packing salmon without a license.
the publishers Ire prohibited by law from
tfiua; Stove Man.
I to avail themselves of this opportunity was towed to Astoria.
Demurrer to information sustained with LIGMT. Instead of the anticipated jolli- making reasonable criticism of the ques­
J. C. Giltner, H. T. Giltner. Sam Lydick I ; to have their eyes tested, inay do so bv
leave to district attorney to file new in­ fication, Tammany's Tigers were not in tionable transactions of individuals. The
and Bert Shafer, of Forest Grove, came
evidence Tuesday making much ado.
Resolutions of Condolence.
calling at the Larsen Hotel, or by noti-
formation.
statutes of Oregon defining libel are
in on Monday.
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fying the doctor, who will make a Hall ofTillamook Lodge, No 94. 1.0.0.F.
already more severe than an impartial
Ambrose Arstell, plaintiff, vs. Harrison
Choice of 50 pictures, 16 by 12 inches, thorough examination at your homes.
A thought flashed across the editor's discussion of facts in many instances,
Tillamook City, Ore., Nov 3rd. 1903. Booth, defendant. Appeal from justice
$2.50.—At C. E. Reynolds, the Boss Office hours, 1 to 5.
Whereas, Our Hrayenly Father in His
mind as he listened to the libel suit,what will permit without involving the pub-
supreme wisdom has lieen plased to re­ court. Demurrer to new matter in an­
Home Furnish, r.
E. G. E. Wist has ordered steel rails for move fi om our midst onr beloved brother, swer overruled. Motion of plaintiff for a different scene it would have l>ecn had lisher in unnecessary and costly litiga-
S. M. Batters.,n. A. Kline. J. P Mun. a logging road to his saw mill, which John Conway ; therefore lie it
judgment on stipulation sustained and Mr Eddy sued the ln<le|>endcnt. Ocean tion.—Oregon City Enterprise.
singer and H. V. Alley came down Irom will be the first consignment of railroad
Resolved, That Tillamook Lodge, No. judgment entered for plaintiff for $13.50 Waye, Telephone Register lilielers in the
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last county election and he had them in
Tamrnuny is again in |M»wer in New
Nehalem on Sunday.
rails shipped to Tillamook county. Wm. 94. offers its heartfelt sympathy to the with cost.
family in this their hour of affliction and
a court room where they could not hide York, for the democratic candidate for
You will find the largest and finest as­ Reid, promoter and secretary of the Port­ sorrow ; and lie it
R. M. Watson, plaintiff, vs. F.C Baker, liehind noin de plumes. Wouldn't it have mayor, despite the fact that all the most
land,
Nehtlem
&
Tillamook
Railroad
sortment of umbrellas at the most mod­
Resolved, That a copy of the resolu­ defendant. Action for liable. T. B.
l>ccn interesting ?
influential liewspai>ers anrl the clergy of
Company, had better hurry, for Mist tions be sent to the family of deceasefl ;
erate pints at Cohn's.
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that
they be spread upon the minutes of Hadley and C W. Talmage lor plaintiff;
the city were lined up against the Tarn-
will
have
a
railroad
before
the
Portland
Ladies, if yon are looking for bargains,
this lodge, and a copy be given to the B. L. Eddy for defendant.
Defendant
We must congratulate Mr. B. L. Eddy many candidate. Many are the reasons
don’t miss Cohn's 50 per cent bargain ; company gets through blowing aliout local press and also a copv lie sent to the claimed $6000 damages for defamation for the able manner in winch he defended
given for the sudden change of sentiment
what it never had the money to do, and, Pacific Odd Fellow for publication.
sale on dress goods, etc.
of character. The jury brought in a the editor in the lilrel suit, and practical, in New York, republicans trying to ex­
Submitted in F. L. and T.,
; probably, never intende»!, to build a rail­
verdict of $20 for plaintiff.
F. H. Davis, the barber, has put in s
Carl Ha tier Inch
ly won the case lor us, his closing argu­ plain it a way anrl thr democrats feeling
road from Portland to Tillamook.
S. A. Broad head.
nicely fitted bath room in his old stand
Fred C. Baker, plaintiff, vs. R M. ment giving the truth of the whole case. , I jubilant over the victory. We Irelieve,
Committee.
A bad loss happened to L. D. Ackley,
opposite the Allen house.
Well, you Ijeat us. Mr. Baker," said I however, that the people ot New York
Watson, defendant.
Action lor libel.
B L. Eddy for plaintiff, T. B. Handley Mr. T. B. Handley after the verdict was have liecome tired of fusion, heme the
Prosecuting Attorney J. N. Hart came on the Wilson river on Sunday, which
Real Estate Transfers.
^^^■d.iv to look after the criminal will put him to considerable inconven­
and C. W. Talmage for defendant. Case rendered, and to that gentleman we can ' victory to the party that stood by party
ience to tide over the winter with his Furnished by H T. Botts, alwtrar-ter continued until next term.
extend our congratulations for the fair lines Fusion with either party often ne-
Circuit Court.
stock. Late Sunday afternoon his barn E. D. Snodgrass and wife to Asahel M.
manner in which he conducted his side , complishes its object for a time, as it did
MaxCra.l.lall nnd G. WAV. Buchanan.
W.|
Smith,
plaintiff,
vs.
Claude
Thayer
Hare
and
wile.
Lot«
1
A-
2
block
10
was discovered on fire and it did not take
in New York, bnt it is plain to set that
j^HHk'n.i.come in the first ot the week
A A. Miller's addition to Tillamook. and Clark E. Hadley, defendant. Action of the case.
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long to destroy it and the eighty tons of
it has left the republican party in that
$M5 00
the county officials books.
for money. A. W. Severance nnd B. L.
They
haven
’
t
got
the
H
kadi
.
igiit
plant
hay that was in it. So fierce was the
¡citv in a worse condition. A lew years
Al«rg. crowd attended the dance on fire at one time that it was thought that Rollie W. Watson to Thomas H Goyne Eddy lor plaintiff ; T. B Hadley for de- jet—w* mean the politicians who have
Tract in Ne part of block 1 Thayer's
i since the populists fused with dcmocrate
iendaat. Srttled.
■Mania night at the Opera House. the house would catch, and it was only
addition to Tillarn'rok. $1500.00.
l»een on thequi vive ex|>ecliug that the in some states and counties, and with
Jrnkias' orchestra furnishing some fine I by exerting themselves and keeping the M. A. Kayes, by «heriff to Mary F. Dun­ Henry A. Ely, plaintiff, vs. C. Ben lilicl suit was going to "do up" the edi- 1
republicans in other states, with tlie re­
stan NJ, Sw sec. 25 A NV, Se sec. Rirsiaiid, defendant. Action for money. tor in business. Poor fellows, how dis­
roof wet that this was prevented. It is
sult that the populist party has gone out
26
tp.
1
south
range
H.
$16.10.
H
T.
Botts
for
plaintiff
;
B.
L.
Eddy
for
^■ g O Nolan returned to the citv I not known how the fire originated.
appointed they must feel. But, then, in «»f business. So it is now with the fusion-
George
W.
Croker
to
Jessie
Kays
Nw
defendant. This was a juiy trial and a
^^^getlnesdar from W'ilwai. having
KT 9 tp 3 sooth range 10. $400.00. verdict for plaiatiff in i he sum of $112 50 trying tn make tlie editor a political ist party in New York, it is out of busi­
For large aaaortment of Watches
oca peg«Hit it is well to rememlier that he ness, and so it is with pn.ty lenders when
ned her trip to Salem with her
Dora I. Nelson and husband to Amanda was brought in.
* tee Franklin
has a big lot of substantial friends at his they flop over and try to down the party
L Donaldson Interest in estate of
Joseph Donaldson deceased. $500.00.
Jeno F. Larsen vs. Clark E. Hadley back - -friends who have stuck to him and they have affihate<l with. We rlo not
Action for he to them We not only practically won have to g«» outsirleof Tillamook to prove
Henry Heerdt and wife Io Jacob H. and William J. Stephen»
Cook WL, Nw.
Sw. Se. Nw. money. B L. Eddy lor plaintiff; T H. the ld»el suit but we defeated a lew local
Sw. N-. Ac Ne. Se kc 15 tp. 2 south Hiudley a ml F *. J. Richardson for de politicians who thought they had us on tire latter. We rlo not care to wlial party
a person l<long«. but this idea ol Hopping
range 10. $3000 800.
a bare el and could do us tsp hi bii«ines«* over and prostituting a partv has put
I have been appointed a depoiitory for all the authorised State of ffregon toB. K Ac W. J. Gillwrt fendants. Settled.
Se .Ne 17 tp. 3 South range 9 $50.00 .
Sidney Power Co. vs. M M Tod- The IIHADI.1«.ifr man will lie in business many a politician in tire Iweck giound f«>r
»1 Books for all grades and carry a very 1-irge stoc o a
Action for money A. O. Con. in Tillamook a long time to come—long not remaining loyal to their party. The
hunter,
Is of School Supplies :
.
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper-
alter tlioM* who cannot run us or dictate
Pen«. Pencils. Slates. Sponge*. Rulers. (<»pi Book«. Writ- enced dentist is located in dit and A. W. Sr ver kc for plaintiff. to us. for we have a happy faculty of republicans in New York City will, no
Judgment and default.
doubt, stick to party lines in future.
Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and State o(Oregon vs.
gritting fur teeth and hanging on with
Tableta and errrything required by scholar«.
and
Price« right for Jewelry
is prepared to do nothing but
tlie tenacity of a bulldog.
first class work and give the'**-*"-'”*'"
ft»
watcbe« Mt Franklin'«
The second numf»er of tlie Land Agent
best of sitisfaction
If your "",w"
Fridr Baldo Hill» lour at
has reached this offne
It is again dis-
teeth
need
fixing
call
upon
(■■tnglofr
À SiiufTcr’»
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Or^kr to »now t u
npi*oinliiig, for there is nothing m it that
him.
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, LAMOOK
JOTTINGS
Ten Per Cent
I
CASH DISCOUNT SALE I I
WSZ/BSC
$25,000 Stock of Heuj Seasonable
JVIerehandise on Sale at
90e. on the $1.00
t
Should interest every economical person in Tillamook
County. Remember there’s nothing reserved, the entire
stock is included in this
Big
I |
Cut Priee Sale I
If you have a present or future dry goods need, now is
the time and this is the place to buy. Sale will continue
i; until November 30th.
sale
S8,000 Stock Men
AND
Boy’s Clothing,
Women’s Coats,
Suits, Overcoats&
Jackets, Fursand
Skirts in this
Single Pants at
Sacrifice Sale ! Post Offiee Sale. 90c. on the $1.00.
? bleuu
j
j
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Arrivals,
IN
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ADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Lowest Prices on Everything.
DRUGGIST AND BOOK SELLER.
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