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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, NOVEMBER 19, 1903.
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The newest designs in silver
The churches of Tillamook City will
Rally Day Program
Editorial Snap Shots.
ware of the best quality at observe Thanksgiving day in union
Franklin's. Cali and see them. services at the Presbyterian Church, at
Walkover Shoes at Todd’s.
The boys and girls of the Christian
It’s poor judgment to accuse auy per­
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160 acres, over 120 rich bottom land,
10 o’clock a m , Nov. 26th, 1903. Hon. son of wrong doing when there is no evi­ Sunday School are preparing a program
H T. Botts, for abstracts.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. Olsen are packing up
40 acreshave been slashed. House, barn
B.
L.
Eddy
will
have
charge
of
the
which
will
lie
given
next
Sunday
even
­
dence
whatsoever
to
prove
it.
Blankets and quilts at Todd’s.
and will leave shortly for Mexico, and
and other buildings ; 40 fruit trees, 8
service. Reading of proclamation, Rev.
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ing. The event will be in commemora­ tons of hay, tools stock, etc, household
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cohn will go with
Gordon Hats, $3.00 at Todd’s.
Oh, dear, what a lot of political capi­ tion of the annua) rally day of Chris- furniture. All for less than $1,800, or
E. M. Patterson ; invocation, f. S.
Ladies’and children's shoes at Todd’s.* them on a visit to that country.
Rhoads; sermon, Rev. A. J. Hollings­ tal the politicians and office seekers are tian Sunday Schools of America with will sell land separate. Half mile-from
Mr. G. W. Kiger has charge of Mr. F. worth. The service will lie supplied with endeavoring to make out of the fire at especial reference to home missions. The Spruce post office and school house. Call
All silk goods greatly reduced at
or address F. Pichereau, Spruce, Oregon,
R. Beals' real estate office during his ab. music under the care of Rev. E M. Pat- the court house.
program will lie largely patriotic ami who is wanting to sell on account of
i'»rkoi1',"!’^Cohn’*’
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sc nee, who has a complete list of the best terson. All invited.
full
of
thanksgiving
Considerable
of
rheumatism.
fruit
Tho«e wi.hing wood sawed phone Ed.
We thought, when the storm struck
dairy farms in the county for sale.
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Walker.
On information furnished by the officers the telephones on Saturday, that some pains is being taken to make it a pleas,
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f New line of shoes just arrived at' Found, in my store, a roll of paper of the revenue cutter Commodore Perry, nice young fellow had started in to hug ant affair.
money. The person who lost the same fines of $200 have been imposed by Col­
Rememlier next Sunday evening at
Todd's.
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Central, for there was such a racket on
will please call and establish loss and lector Robb, of Astoria, on the scow­
7:30. Come and give the children your
our phone.
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New millinerv this week at Mrs. Stur. pay for this advt.—Carl A. Patzlaff.
encouragement. All welcome !
)r Sale. steon’s.
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schooner Ellie M. and the steamer Geo.
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For sale, a Farm of 160 Acres, about
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in oil R. Vosburg, charged with violating a
It is always in order to treat the hose
wo miles west of Trask House, on the
New stock of clothing and overcoats Monday loaded with delayed freight
Farms for Sale.
rask road. Contains house, barn and
rule of the Treasury Department which company. It is now up to the county
lc'kno»"..,
>1, , at Todd s.
orchard. Partly cleared with enough
for the merchants. She left again Wed­ requires steamers to carry fog horns and court to treat the boys for saving the
te,i "»nil j J
meadow
land to support 15 cows, the
Emma Gill, of Chase, was in the citv nesday. The steamer W. H. Harrison
Farm, 164 acres, 60 acres cleared.
fog bells and provides that sailing vessels 1899 and 1900 tax rolls, for they raked
ton«»U of (3®
rest easily cleared, having, it is estimat­
on Monday.
80
acres,
halt
up
lands.
Farm,
came
in
on
Tuesday.
shall carry fog bells. The fines have not them out of the burning building after
ed, 30 tons of chittim hark on the place.
°'cr haif"-a
Farm, 40 acres, bottom land.
Is a good place* for a fruit farm. Near
OW nndfp .M C. B. Hadley returned from Portland
Dr. Birtch, of San Jose, Cal., one of the been paid, but ten days are allowed in the court house was nearly all destroyed
Farm,
80
acres,
half
bottom.
good school.
on Wednesday.
and saved other valuable books.
best known eye specialists of the Pacific which to do so.
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Call upon or address Fred C. Skomp,
Farm, 160 acres, prairie and bottom.
E.
R.
Townsend
was
in
from
Sheridan
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Coast, will remain in the city another
Coroner C. E. Reynolds returned from
ed b-v
Trask, Oregon.
Farm,
120
acres,
100
acres
good
farm
Tillamook
County
will
have
to
erect
a
or. Wednesday.
week, and can be found at the Larsen Woodson Friday, where he held an in­
wiado r,
land, 35 acres cleared.
Miss Bessie Gray, of Nehalem, was in House, his office hours being 1 to 5.
quest upon the remains of an unknown new Court House next summer, and the
Lt ’fockor -.
Chittim bark land.
question
to
be
decided
is
whether
it
Commissioner L. Parrish returned man washed ashore near McPhillips,
Prieto" the city on Monday.
Timber lands.
should
be
built
of
wood,
brick
or
stone.
lPplr to
A first class A. B. Chase organ for sale. from Albany on Wednesday and we are place, between Woodsand Sandlake. H. One tiling is certain, County Judge Con- i Homestead lam's.
I offer for sale my place known as Ne-
sorry to hear that he entertains very Finnegen found a life buoy on the beach,
Inquire at this office.
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carnie Mountain, located north of Ne­
Houses for rent.
der
in
no
advocate
of
the
bonding
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halem Bay. This place consists of eight
lrr,Woi, o, T
W. S. Hostetter, of Portland, was in lit tie hope of saving his wife, who under­ and not far away saw the sea gulls peck­ system, so it will be impossible to make
Bailey & Weiss, Tillamook City. hundred acres of land, over half of which
went an operation recently for cancer at ing at something, and going up to the
the city on Tuesday.
any
impression
upon
hiiu
in
that
direc
­
is open prairie, either now under cultiva­
object, found it was the body of a man,
Albany.
tion or ready tor the plow. This is good
tion.
The best hat made for the money.
which
had
been
in
the
water
about
a
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Rollie W. Watson received notice this
The sturgeon fishing is now open on grass land, well watered by mountain
•• Gordon,’’ at Todd's.
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month. Finnegen dropped the life buoy,
and can easily be made one of
It’s too bad, alter paying a bonded in­ the Columbia, but they are not plentiful ' streams,
County Clerk H. Mason is having the morning that he had been granted a pen­ and while he was gone for assistance the
the best, if not the best stock or dairy
sion
of
$17
per
month,
with
$204
back
debtedness
for
16
years
on
the
old
court
thus
far,although
a
few
are
being
caught.
farm
in
Tillamook
County. Price reason­
Of 12 vault watched at night.
pay, this being the maximum that is tide took it to sea, so it was not ascer­ house, it should burn down, after the The price paid is 4 cents per pound for able and terms easy. Apply to
W. J. Perry left for Elma on the granted for disability in the Spanish- tained what vessel it belonged to. The bonded indebtedness was puid oil this
P. C. W akmen ,
barrex fish and 5 cents for those contain
’ Miami
man had been wearing a life preserver spring, only to give those who advocate
steamer on Wednesday.
American war.
Warrington, Ore.
ing caviar.
which had come off. He had no coat on bonded indebtedness another opportu­
The schooner C P. Hill came in on
As Geo. Davis was crossing the Wilson
and
wore
a
black
shirt
with
pockets
in
Monday to load lumber.
nity to toot their horns for a $60,000
river last week, during the recent heavy
ood road,
Rev. J. Looser has returned to the city rains, one singletree gave way, and be­ the sides, two pairs under pants, black court house as well as a $60,000 water
pants and overalls. In the pockets were system.
from a visit to California.
fore he returned with repairs his wagon
$8.86, a small pearl-handle pocketknife
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and
load
of
lumber
had
drifted
awav
G. M. Cobb, wife and son were down
and a registered-letter receipt, the writ­
It
is
now
up
to
those who said that
from Nehalem on Tuesday.
down the river.
ing on which was obliterated with the the court house would be fired a week or
50 per cent discount sale on all dress
At the regular meeting of the city coun­ exception of the number, which was so before it was burned to say who it
goods remnants at Cohn’s.
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cil on Monday evening,an ordinance was 3890. Coroner Reynolds has since dried was that started the blaze, as they ap­
B. L. Eddy left for Portland on Satur­ introduced and passed to its final read­ this receipt, and with the aid of a mag­ pear to Know so much about it before it
ing to submit the bonding of the city to nifying glass it is believed to be J. C. happened. Or did they put the idea into
day to attend the Bar Association.
The city county has given the band a vote of the taxpayers, the date for Wright, addressed to Mrs. J C. Wright, the head of some hoodlum who caught
which is set for Decem’ier 21st.
Rochester, N.Y. He wore a No. 7 Doug­ the sentiment that it would be a capita’,
boys permission to use the city hall.
The
new
millinery
parlors
of
Jones
&
lass
shoe. It is thought the unfortunate idea to cast reflection upoa the county
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S. Scovell is down from Nehalem, also
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Lindsey will be opened next Saturday man was one of the victims of theateamer officials to set fire to the court house at
William Tubbesing and G. M. Cobb.
Opening on Saturday Next,
with a new and up to-date assortment South Portland, which was wrecked a i this identical time ?
O regos
Our |2 hat is the best thing everoffered of millinery goods, ladies’ neck wear, little over a month ago. The beach where
November 21st.
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in this city for the money at Cohn's. *
etc. We make a specialtv of hand made the body was found is strewn with rail­ , The case, Ambrose Arstrll, plaintiff, vs.
A marriage license was issued to Lin. hats. Ladies’ are cordially invited to road ties, which have washed ashore Harrison Booth, defendant, which was
don E. Whiteman and Minnie M. Penter call upon us
lately. Coroner Reynolds buried the re tried before Judge G. H. Burnett at the
AT-LAW,
J. S. Stephens is the agent for the Mu
Miss Lottie Freeman is having a large mains at Woods and has written to the circuit court in this city last week, makes
'tracts.
tual Life Insurance Company of New supply of candies, bon bons, etc., for parties in Rochester. N.Y’.
the swine law, the act passed in 1874, to
Parlors in Peterson & Svenson’s Store.
Tilla mo<i
York.
prevent swine running at large, in
Christinas holiday, come in on the
Ordinance No. 153.
> operative. In this case Arstell surd
Todd & Co. are the leaders in every steamers. This is the place to buy, for
An
ordinance
authorizing and directing Booth for $13.50 and cost for hogs that
thing
in
the
line
of
men's
wearing
ap
­
they
are
all
fresh.
Also
will
have
a
large
OREGOX
supply of home made pastry, cakes, etc. the Common Council of Tillamook city I Booth found on his place running at
parel.
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Oregon to purchase, erect, construct ; large, whicn the constable sold alter the
Give her a call.
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Baths
for
ladies
and
gentlemen,
at
F.
ER,
A 0 U. W. dance (and supper) TlWnks maintain and operate, a complete system ' usual notices had been posted, At the i
H. Davis’ bath room, opposite the Allen
giving night, on Thursday, November of water works for and on behalf of the . trial Booth justified his possession of the
house.
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people of said city for the purpose of fur­ hogs by the swine law of 1874, but the
Our big stock of outing flannel and 26th, at the opera house. Jenkins’ nishing an adequate water supply and judge held that the law was uncoiistitu- |
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other remnants at 50 per cent discount orchestra will furnish the music. Dance fire protection to the citizens and busi- tional because it allowed the constable
tickets, including supper at the Allen
at Cohn’s.
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house, $2.00. Tickets on sale at C. F. ness interests of said city, and to issue to sell without proceedings. This is
Steel ranges $5 less than any other
Franklin’s, Sollie Smith's and Henry and sell the bonds of said city to raise somewhat of a surprise and it leaves the
store in the city.—At C. E. Reynolds, the
necessary funds therefor.
state without a law to prevent swine I
Crenshaw’s.
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Stove Man.
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The people of Tillamook city do ordain running at large.
A numlier of law books, and some bor as follows.—
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.CH,
an<l
Choice of 50 pictures, 16 by 12 inches. Jow’ed from R. & E. B. Williams, of
Section i. That the Common council of
A few weeks since, the editor had occa­
12.50.—At C. E. Reynolds, the Boss Portland, which were left in the court Tillamook City Oregon be an l they are
hereby authorized and directed, to pur sion to write Congressman Hcnnann in
House Furnisher.
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house and were used there during the cir chase,
erect, construct, maintain and answer some other matters, when he in­
Steamer Geo. R. Vosburg left on Wed cuit court, were burned. Most of them operatea complete system of water works
closed a long letter giving a graphic des­
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nesday for Astoria, having a number of belonged to Claude Thaver. Mr. Eddy for and on behalf of the people of said
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cription of the shoaling of Tillamook
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passenger on board.
had taken his books a wa v, so had Mr. city, for the purp'jse of furnishing an ad­
bar, the dangerous positions the Geo. K.
equate
water
supply
and
fire
protection
Cooper,
the
latter
being
shy
one
book
Mrs. W. J. Smith was down from
to the citizens and business interests of Vosburg and Sue H. Elmore where in
Wilson on Saturday and Mrs. Ada that had been borrowed.
said city.
when they pounded about on the bar
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Section 2. The said common council
Etxrman, of Seaside.
D. T. Edmunds and family left on the
Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and
is hereby authorized and directed to pur and came near meeting with disaster, The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans.
J. S Stephens returned from Portland steamer on Wednesday for Oregon City, chase, for and on behalf of said citv, all also the stagnation in luinljcring and the
Doors.
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on Wednesday, his wife still being in the where they will remain during the win necessary and convenient rights of wiq, liotlled up condition oi the county, clos­
ter and Mr. Edmunds will look after his riparian rights, and reservoir sites, and ing with an earnest apiieal that the con­
Portland Sanitarium.
Oreg®
other property and rights leal and
i Oittl
You will find the largest and finest as­ saw mill interests there. He has never such
personal, as may be deemed necessary gressman would use Ins liest influence to
missed a copy of the Headlight since and
sortment
of
umbrellas
at
the
most
mod
­
convenient for successful carrying relieve the situation by obtaining an ap.
ty.
1888, like a large number of citizens, out of the provisions of section 1 of this propriation lor the improvement of Tilla
erate prices at Cohn’s.
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. mook bar. Mr. Hermann replied to the
Ladies if you are looking for bargains, consequently he is having his paper sent ordinance.
Section 3. That for the purpose of1
don’t miss Colin's 50 per cent bargain there. We wish him good luck in his providing the necessary funds to success­ editor's letter as follows : “I appreciate
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saw mill venture
fully carry out the provisions of section the earnest reference you make as to the
sale on dress goods, etc.
Married, on Sunday, at South Prairie, i of this ordinance, said common council Tillamook bar. (have preserved a num
F. H. Davis, the barlier, has put iu a
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at the home of the bride’s mother, by is hereby authorized and directed to ber of clippings from newspapers as to
nicelv fitted bath room in his old stand
pledge the faith and credit of said Till- I
Justice Alley, Mr. William Miller amook City by issuing and selling the the costly and burdensome delays in the
epposi te the All enhou J? .
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305.
and Miss Sadie Johnson. A num’ier coupon bonds of said city, as follows:— way of shipping, the suspension of active
Jadge IV. H. Cooper has rented the of intimate friends were present and par-
1st, Bonds to be payable thirty years 1 j operations. J shall also use jour letter
offices previously occupied by C. Ben ticipated in the wedding festivities. The from date of issue.
2nd,
Principal and interest pa yay able before the Secretary of War and Coin
,
^Kland,
where
be
will
have
his
law
D.,
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Curtis iu United States Gold Coin of the present nutteew here. Have s<Xii no report yet on
Temptingly Attractive
Mice
Johnson. Both are well and favorably standard of value at (New York City, Tillamook bar from Engineer C«»rps, but
H T B. Turney has opened a shoe shdo known in the county and their friends N Y.)
In Weaves, Colorings and Prices.
shall call for it tomorrow.”
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3rd, Interest to be paid semi-annually,
■t the hack of E. Jenkins' store and is wish them all the joys of married life
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Can now l»e seen at—
at not to exceed 6 per cent per annum,
prcp ired to do all kinds of boot and shoe
The electric storm that p issed over this from date of issue.
There are two tilings in the ordinance
^■pairing.
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4th, The amount of bonds so issued i which passed the city council on Monday
SARCHET, the Tailor, Tillamook
city on Saturday struck the telephone
I A city caucus, for the purpose of nomi lines of both companies and put a num shall in no event exceed the face value of evening to submit the l»oudfng i|uc»tion
IX.
Come enrlv and secure first choice.
.¿tinting a city ticket, is to be held at the tier of telephones out of business, as well
Satisfaction guaranteed in nil cases.
5th. All such bonds to be of the de­ for a new water system to a vote ol the
______ ^M^pera house on Monday evening. No rem as injuring the switch boards a nd setting nomination of ($500.)
taxpayers that stands out conspicuous,
Section 4. That all contracts made viz : The power to borrow $58,<>o0 and
g tk"- 3Oth.
hre the fixtures in Mr.Thayei’s bank and
and entered into for and on behalf of the
and
■ Owing to being up to his neck in new residence. It seems that the storm was I sai l Tillamook City, necessary or con­ its lack of any provisions to pay it off,
B
E. T. Halten. did not have time general on the Coast, for the Pacific venient to the successful carrying out of not even a sinking fund of $2000 a year
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■to write his advertisement. Watch out States Telephone Company estimate the any of the provisions of this ordinance, to wipe the indebtedness out by taxation
including the said proposed bond i^sue, within the 30 rears. Is the proposed
damage to its system at $20.000.
■ for his advertisement next week.
shall be signed by the Mayor of said city
bonding sj stem fora new water system
and attested by the City Recorder
For
large
assortment
of
Watches
Section 5. That the purchase, erection, to lie a repetition of the old and new
Trices right for Jewelry and
c-jnstru lion, maintenance and operation school building la Hided indebtedness,
‘tee Franklin
watches at Franklin's
of said water system shall be under the only greatly enlarged upon and a far
• control of the said Common Council, and
1 which deleg ition of the resident taxpayers heavier load for the taxpayers of tins city PEERLESS,
WHITE RIVER, PRIDE
! of the said Til amook City. Oregon, as to pack ? It would seem *o. But. then,
the people of said city may direct, by ap some iieopie don't care a whoop how the
WALDO HILLS FLOUR.
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propnatr and necessary legislation.
I have been appointed a depositor}- for all the authorised ' Sectrm 6. This ordinance shall be and money is to lie repaid as long as they
School Books for all grades and carry a very large stock of all I remain in full force and effect from and can gratify their ideas ami have the tax­
You can save good money on vour
! after its ratification by a majority of the payers votes to place their own lien<Is
kinds of School Supplies :
votes cast thereon by the boua fi le resi­ into a 30 years’yoke of i»on<lngr. If for
Pens. Pencils, Slate«. Sponges. Ruler«. (opy Hook«, W ril­ dent tax pa yera of «nd dry at a special no other reason, liecause the ordinance Winter’s
feed and Hour
election to beheld forthat puiprw in »a’d
ing Tablet« and everything re<|nirrd by aeholsn.
Til lam ok City, on Mon<Uy, lArccmber dews not provide for a sinking fund, the
tax pa vers should consukr well lwi>re us at once.
Jlst, 1903.
Lowest Prices on Everything.
T h <« C oats ,
tbei commit ««»other mistake by having
City Rrconler
to pay thousands of dollars for interest
Approve I.
•vnd with no money to pay off tlie pmr-
C. W. T almack .
Mivor
< ipal.
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS.
FARM FOR SALE.
A Bargain.
Farm for Sale on the
Trask.
Ranch for Sale.
ile .
NEW MILLINERY
PARLORS.
Mesdames JONES & LINDSEY,
Proprietors.
Ladies are Cordially Invited to in­
spect our Stock of fashionable mil­
linery.
Cook ffioVeg
Sii
Ranges.
Hardware, Tinware. Iron and Steel.
NEW
FALL FABRICS
7 For Gentlemen's Garments to Order.
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Farmers.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Chas. I. Clough,
DRUGGIST AND BOOK SELLER
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Gangloff & Snuffer.