TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMER 7
Over 30 Years experience in the Business
Joseph Lowrance..
31
Joe Duncan
Duncan ..................................
Claim of District Attonney.......... 19 80 Joe
33
Ralph Welsh......
13
Jacob Kaunn..................................
Tillamook Water Co........ ;...........
30
Wm Hall............
13
Morgan ...............................
Bridge Across South Fork of J. W. Rowland, field notes.......... 9 00 James
35
LC Ring.............
D S Boyak in....................................
W. H. Hoskins, salary as super
»5
14
Nehalem River Decided
A O Wells...........
R oad D istrict N o . 3.
visor................................................ 75 00
18
D
F
Coulson
........
36
80
Martin
Ripley
................................
Jos. Bixby, lumber etc...................
Upon at Roy’s Place.
17 So
Frank Cross.......
100 00 C Hansen........................................
W. C. Bailey, lumber..............
17 00
Edd Bailey... .....
The Board of County Commissioners, Jos. Bixby, plank............................ 131 12 L Smith............................................
'7 00
E<id Kellow.........
consisting of County Judge W. W. Con A. Arstell, work ............................. 63 40 Chas Bowers. .................................
■5 00
Homer Crosa.......
7 30 John Alegg......................................
der and Commissioners Geo W. Bodyfelt S. C. Ring, hauling plank ..........
14 00
I W Hiner.........
and Geo. Loerpabel, met on Wednesday O. P. Mattoon, merchandise.... 11
Geo Regan ..............................
Up to date Harness Shop The only complete shop of the
24 40
Frank Dye.........
and Thursday and transacted the fol It. O. Richards, salary as super
John Faquet......................................
I handle no shoddy goods, hut my
60 kind in Tillamook county.
27
George
Kellow....
»2
50
A
Schlappt
......................................
lowing business :
visor .................................................
00
10
i
prices
will
compare
with
those
that do.
CJenscn
................
6 00 W S Hare ........................................
In the matter of building a bridge A. A. Waymire, powder..............
I 80
Next door to T ii .LAMOOK C ounty B ank . Local Phone.
Ira Spencer.........
across the South fork of Nehalem river, S. M. Dailey, salary as super,
F Crane..............................................
14 00
Jim Sherwood....
this caused quite a discussion. It was,
visor................................................. 119
H Perry............................................
1 40
Connie
Dye
........
2
however, eventually decided to build the D. 8. Boyakin, merchandise....
Otto Shearer.................................. .
54 00
I W Hiner.........
4
bridge, and to call for bids at the next J. Effenberger, lumber etc..........
D Callahan......................................
50 60
D F Coulson.....
term of court, and in the meantime the D. H. Vedder. lumber.................. 11
Ben Johnson ................................
32 oo
roadrnaster was to procure the length of Henry Tolil. merchandise.............. 18
C
Jensen
.............
F Ekroth ......................................
46 V-
Edd Bailey.........
the bridge. Another thing which caused A. Crawford, sharpening picks..
3
II Crane..........................................
27 50
somejdiscussion was the location. The
Edd Kellow......
Cost bill State vs. E Beelitz.
! C Ripley .............. .........................
8 00
court asked Roadinaster Hickey for his Carl Halter tach, justice... . ...........
Frank Cross.....
8 1 I J Mapes............................................
o »inion, and his reply was that it should
3 00
Homer
Cross
.....
Huntsiiiger.
IJ Johnson........................................
Cost bill State vs. E.
be at Roy’s. H. V. Alley and Felix Koy
49 50
Ira Spencer........
Carl Haberlacli, justice ... ............ .... 13 I 80 I Chas Illingsworth ......................
was of the same opinion. Commissioner
44 00
George Kellow
6 00
I Joseph Dick....................................
O. E. Quick, constable ... ................
Is now located in the Store
Loerpabel had no objection to the bridge
oo
Ralph
Welsh...
............
II
50
F
N
Hobson
....................................
formerly
used as the Model
being built there if the court would do so Grant Mills, witness..........
80
oo | Frank Dye........
II 50 C Tilden..........................................
Restaurant,
where LADIES’,
without further delay, and this being Frank Severance, witness ..........
oo
oo ' S C Ring.........
II 50 I Win Elliott ....................................
Morrison Mills, witness .. ............
agreed to, it was so ordered.
GENTLEMEN
and MISSES’,
80
_________
.
oo A O Wells.............. ......................
I Barney] Elliott................................
Cost bill State vs. W. J. Stephens.
In the matter of a way of necessity
WEAR
20
CHILDREN
FpOT
!
G
Marshell
......................................
H
M
Farmer
...................................
oo
7
on the petition of C. N. Illingsworth, it G. B. Alley, justice . . .
75
---------
‘
‘
.
;
of
the
latest
and
best
quality
will
oo Reed Farmer......... ......................
3
1 M D Petteys....................................
appearing to the Court that the viewers C. H. Woolfe, sheriff
6,1 be constantly kept in stock.
oo Wm Hiat.........................................
I
W
S
Cone
........................................
1
I.
F.
Larsen,
witness
.
who were appointed had failed to do so.
oo
Z Wells...........................................
R oad D istrict no . 3.
1
it was ordered that John Hickey, Fred J. Ilauxhurst, witness
My experiance in the shoe
6o
6 40 S B Hill.........................................
D
Billings
......................................
1
H.
Morion,
witness
.
..
Sappington and Frank Holieon be ap
oo business for 30 years give me
60 80 Wm Sailing..................................
McKillip
....................................
Cost
bill
State
vs.
Howard
Edmunds.
C
pointed a board of county road viewers
So the advantage in selecting boots
1 65 C Holden........................................
9« 80 Cl?de Kinnaman.........................
to meet at C. N. Illingsworth’s on the G. B. Alley, justice......................
oo and shoes suitable for the Tilla
30 Orla Kellow...................................
Carl Haberlacli, justice................
2 25 Alfred Carlson...
19
23rd Sept.
oo mook trade.
6 40 H L Jensen ..................................
1 he public are
I 1 the matter of the application of the Cost bill State vs. W. S. Trombley and E Erickson ......
Willie Conder...............................
5» cordially invited to examine my
Wm
Easoni
........
40
H.
Morton.
3
Hadley Lumber Company for license
20 goods and get prices before purchasing elsewhere.
9 65 Henry Diehl...
40 00 N J Dye.......................................
and permission to use a public highway G. B. Alley, justice ........
IO
6 40 W Booth............. ..........................
85
5
Bud
Withrow...
Carl
Haberlach,
justice
.
for the purpose of anchoring a boom for
The Red Shoe Store is the only Boot and Shoe Store in Tilla
OO
40 P R Coulson..................................
9
30
P
Jacobs
............
O.
E.
Quick,
constable
..
54
logging purposes on the Wilson river, it
OO mook county.
A Kinnaman..................................
80
27
41
Dolph
Tinnerstet
70
Ira
Latimer,
witness....
1
appearing to the Court that this did not
36 80 O Kellow.......................................
2 30 C Erickson..........
7 OO
in any way interfere with the travel, it Walter Petteys, witness .
R oad D istrict N o . 6.
F
Tone
................
70
W.
II.
Evans,
witness
.
.
1
3°
40
was granted.
30 OO
41 60 II A Miles, contraet work.........
1 70 R Mahoney..........
In the matter of the’ George N. Hodg- I. F. Larsen, witness . .
48 00 John Iler..................... .................
32 50
I 90 E J Owens ..........
don road, thesa ue being a road of ease J. Ilauxhurst, witness . .
20 00
6 40 John Hopper.
1 70 O Young..............
ment, this was granted and the road be Geo. Edgar, witness.......
-
E
N
Hopper
........
70
E
Jenkins
............
,
20
80
Arthur
Evans,
witness.
1
17 00
opened as a public easement.
19 00
1 70 James Williams.,
3° 40 Thomas Hopper..
In the matter of the petition of James Clyde Clements, witness
-
12 50
22 60 Archie Gist............
Christensen for a county road, the re Cost bill State vs. C. N. Illingsworth. Lee Ackley..........
40
F
M
Gist
..............
Carl
Haberlach,
justice
............
4
A
Carlson
............
45
15
50
19
ports having been recorded, it was
M
Cost bill State vs. Jeff Fleck.
Henry Ellison....
28 80 C Burke..................
23 00
ordered that it be made a public high
00
Carl Haberlacli, justice ............
Preston Williams
33 40 L Burke................
15
way.
MJ Todd hunter..
3 20 F H Waymire......
24 '•0
In the matter of the appointment of O, E. Quick, constable..................
Win Jolley........
24 00
»7 20 S B Hunter..... ......
P. McIntosh as manager of the exhibit Frank Foster, witness..................
20 60
Lee Forrester ...
36 80 Guy Mattoon........
at the Lewis ami (’lark Fair, it was or R. Allen, witness ........................
20 00
R. C. Maggarell, witness..............
Guy Forrester. . . .
32 00 W B Booth..........
dered that the appointment be made.
18 00
Ed Fishbocker.............................
33 60 Henry H Brotten
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.
In the matter of the appointment of Eva Bunn, witness ......................
George Edgar..............................
15 00
«7 20 Dee Sanders.........
George Allendorf and J'rank Webster Jos Clark, witness ......................
—
Harry
—“You say Maude sings like
8 25
Gist............
E 5V Stanley ............................
I 50 I ven
as fire wardens, the same was approved. Guy Allen, witness ......................
an angel. Why, I never heard her sing
00
C
Burke,
team
.
.
..
12
E.
D.
Snodgrass,
juror
..................
40
M
Forrester
................................
30
In the matter of the Ixjnd of A. Arstill,
at all!” Penelope—“True; but did you
28 80 Chas Ray. teams..
Geo Robinson..............................
46 00 ever hear an angel sing?”—Harlem
ai road supervisor R. D. No. 6, the same L. Blybach, juror ..........................
C Lundquist, juror......................
2 00 Life.
II Benton......................................
9 60 | W Sappington
was accepted
......................
12 00
J Wallace......................................
I 8o L C Mattoon..
—Mrs. Dahlgren—“Ah, Mr. Phipps, I
In the matter of the deed from J. H. W. 8. Hays, juror
I to ad Di TRICT No. 4.
H P Otlis.........
II 00 saw you in church last Sunday.” Mr.
Holgate and wife for a county load it R. Watt, jr., juror..........................
Hull Johnson..............................
12 00 1 Phipps—“Yes, it rained, you know.
14 40 J A Willson —
was ordered that the same be approved. Morrison Mills, juror ..................
Russ Johnson..............................
26 40 I H E Sanders..
IO 60 Wai that the reason you were there,
In the matter of the bond of Cail Carl Haberlacli, justice................
'
D
D
28
00
O.
E.
Quick,
constable
..................
West
...................................
J
G
Kenedy
......
• So too?”—Cleveland Leader.
Haberlacli as justice of the peace, the
—Reason to Be Thankful.—“Was your
'
H
B
00
Cost
bill
State
vs.
II.
R.
Edmunds.
Johnson
............................
E
A
Lane
.......
12 OO
36
same was approved.
office-seeking trip to Washington a suc
*
Mind light loads.
26 40 James Morgan..
6 80 cess?” “Yes; in a way.” “You got a
hi the matter of the bond of W. D. Carl Haberlach. justice .............. 15 40 II B Johnson & team............
C.
H.
Woolfe,
sheriff
......................
10
00
5
Fred
Burton,
engine
............
»0
James
Bodyfelt.
6
80
Wood for Wilson river bridge the same
place?” “No. But my present em
Care of John Harrison.’
D I) West, team....................
5 00 W Roenieke.....
4 00 ployers didn’t dock me for the time it
was approved.
...... ........
5 00
I
Alvin Johnson & team. .
11 20 Win
I’enter......
4 00 took to make the journey.”—Washing
In the matter of tliw agreement of W. Geo. P. Wilt, rent and nursing ..
Guy Vaughn & team.............
16 00 J Craven
2 00
l
D, Wood for bridge work the saine wan Ira Tomlinson, ditto ....................
14 00 ton Star.
___ ___
for everything
Blake Thompson, ditto..................
8 00 J C Dunn.....................
—“I may have bitten off more than I
2 I oo Albert Darby..........................
5 50
approved.
60 Stephen Bauer...........
1 I 00 lohn Fitzpatrick, jr..............
I 3 00 can chew,” remarked the boa constrictor
In the matter of tax sales of land of J. A. Dawson, ditto......................
that runs on wheels.
as the young gazelle disappeared with
3 I co . Albert Olds............................
9 60 Thomas Husb»ck......
Giles Sc brief for 1891, the saino was Sam Hazlett ..................................
13 50 in its capacious jaws, “but, thank for
Easter
&
Soli,
team
......................
50
Reed
'Vest,
watching
gate
1
2
I
M
Everest
~
.........
Sold Everywhere.
25
cancelled.
9 75 tune, I don’t have to chew!” And it i
Chainmen Surveying Fletcher Road.
John Childers & team...........
6 40 F Wilhart
-.........
Ia the matter of the support of A. F
Mad. by STANDARD OIL. CO.
J
9 00 curled itself up for a six weeks’ nap.—
John Weber & team..............
2 00
I
9 60 Gilbert Bellique.......
Archer, it was ordered that |I4 be al. Dan Fletcher........
5 00 Chicago Tribune.
Ulina. Fletclxr........
2 l 00 August Wallace........................
2 60 A Arstill, team......... .
40 60
lowed for his suppirt to Nov, 1st.
—“Thou art fairer than the day!”
John Sitnmons.........................
2 00
I
54 00 Frank Worthington
C. II. Woolfe, premium on bond 15 00 Herman Furnier .
&3 30 he cried, with a poet’s fervor. The
2 I 00 ' Ike Moore..............................
41 50 J W Body felt..............
Tillamook Lumber Co , lumber
li 27 Jumes Christensen
67 30 warm color suffused her cheek. “Fairer
Charley Blum.................... .
Chain men and Axinen surveying
40 60 than the eight-hour day?” she asked
35 00 H. P. Ollis ..............
Frank Severance,
salary as
j James Simmons......................
Christensen lload.
44 00 G D. Sanders..........
30 l.i eagerly; for she had been taught to
supervisor .................................. 72 50
I Henry A. Ely
.
8 00 Pete Norberg............................
14 00 H. C. Sanders..........
71 20 think that very fair indeed to all parties
Elisa Evans, damage crossing
8 00 Archie Gist........................ ............ 85 OO concerned.—Detroit Journal.
4 00 Henry Zurflueh .....................
land ..............................................
5 (HI E. K (lilliert ....
—In Doubt.—“I have strong sus
10 25 Thus. Hushbeck.............. ............ 30 45
4 00 Chai ley Desmond................
Wakefield & Jacobson.fuse..........
1 80 I W. J. Gilbert........
picions,” said the very susceptible^
| J. H. Holgate ....
SEWING MACHINE.
Ben
Turner
..............................
00
4
00
3»
L. S. Hushbeck .............. ....
33 80 young woman, “that he is a nobleman.”
Tillamook Water Commission,
ROLLER BEARING.
4 IX) I Nick Job.................................. .
4 00 A. L. Miller...................... ............ 31 00 “Where’s his title?” asked her father,
for making tap..........................
50 i N. A. Christensen
HIGH GRADE.
j John Theiler............................
Cost
bill
of
State
vs.
Elmer
Hall.
00
3°
J
G.
Kennedy
................
Win. Woods, county poor............ 50 00
.............. 29 80 in accents of suspicion. “He is travel
!
Dan
Darby
..............................
00
Carl
I
label
Inch,
justice
..............
7
55
45
Jeff Fleck ...................... ........
31 60 ing incognito.” “Perhaps so. It’s either
A. P. Wagner, for right to
6>> 00 John Wilson...................... ............ 29 60 a case of ‘incognito’ or ‘alias,’ I can’t
C. H. Woolfe, sheriff .....................
3 40 I Boston Turner..........................
change river through his
I Adolph Schields....................
............ 44 00 quite make out which.”—Washington
29 00 A. C. Gist, sr .......... ................
land .............................................. 30 to
W ork I n R oad D istrict N o . i .
Hunter.................................
82 60 Star.
4 (X> 1 ' Sam
C W l’reslon and team
.
£ no 60 1 Marion Darby........................ .
II. M. Farmer, for right of way
B. S Clark, jr................................. 27 00
—“I think,” said the man who had
28 00 j Roy Mattoon ..................................
for road through his land. ..
Wm Crawford.................................. 44 00 Ervin Philips..........................
20 60
6 75 Ed Worthington.............................. 29 20 bought a season ticket to the opera,
Scott Linkhart.................................. 26 00 Jessie Simmons....................
Wakefield A Jacobson, 250 lbe.
6 00 ' R O Allen ...................................... 28 00 whispering to his neighbor, “that I’ll
powder...................... ................ 33 75 J R Hicks.......................................... 5» 00 George Siuitnons......................
oo | G. Everest....................... .................
3 20 try to have my seat changed. Every
Frank
Borton
.........................
16
R L. Wade, merchandise .......... 27 00 John Ek ........................................... IO 00
J.
M.
Buchtnan
..........................
25
50 night that girl sits in front of me
Bell Johnson........ ................
12 00 | P. Duran........................................
Tillamook Headlight, printing
1« 70 J W Thompson........
72 00
25 00 with that same huge hat on and—”
8
F. L. Sappington, establishing
Alvin Thompson.............................. 58 00 Hull Johnson ..........................
‘Excuse me,” said the girl, turning
Bills Continued :
round indignantly, “it’s a different hat
3
Fred Zaddack, team........................ 54 00 William Pnrcell....................
corner .......................................... 15
«‘sepli Bixby, for lumber and
Russ
Johnson
....
’
.
................
1 60 ■ hauling.......................................... 203 05 every night.”—Truth.
Everette Bales and team................ 110 40
50
F L. Sappington, surveying
8 00 ! Carl Haberlacli, cost bill exam.
—In a Glasgow car was an aged Irish
George Cox ...................................... 44 40 Henry Burton..........................
Dail Calahan. surveying road
4
Automatic
0o I ining John Harrison..................
7 90 man, who held a pipe in his mouth. The
Huge Rittenhouse and team .... 96 00 Monk Woods ..........................
Diuntha Page, clearing court
| Truckee Lumber Co., file..............
I C Dre..........................................
90 conductor told him he could not smoke
•>
Gus Davidson..................
house ..................................... ....
00 j II. L. Wade, merchandise .......... 21 vO . but —
33 00
he paid
no ...
heed.
the
... ..„
t... < Presently
ivseuny ine
00 Mason & Ackley, merchandise
Fred Ziddack, salary as super. fl 2L3 Frank Wakely ..............
30 Sy I ! I.ee Lester ...............................
17 00 w guard came
________
into ___
the car and said, with
I
W
Gilmo-e
................................
50
I
Alex.
McDonald,
damage
to
land
Fred Witti .... ........
visor .............................................. 80
12 00 n show of irritation: “Didn’t I tell you
3 6O
O() I Alex. McDonald. for spruce trees 10 00 , -
George Olds..............................
■ ■ ’t , ni
Henry Christensen ....
Ui,Kt in this car?" “Well,
W. Conder, salary as county
you couldn
smoke
5f> OO
1
A
Benacheidt,
for
lumber
1
Oi
’
m
not
smoking.' “You’ve got a pipe
C Christensen ami team
judge .......................................... too
116 00 Albert Olds..............................
Truckee Lumber Co., lumber... i
4
** in
vmiv- mouth. ♦» ” “So Oi have me feet
by buying this
in your
W B Smith ....................
(»to. W. Bodyfelt, salary asenn-
8 00 Henry Simmons .............. ...
Bills Rejected :
reliable, honest,
5lvin Blum ............................
in me boots,” replied Pat. “but Oi m not
Wm Norris ....................
31
iniasioner.............................. ..
5» 00
Work R. D. No. 5, by Otto Wai.
walking."-Scottish Night«.
high grade sew
Fred Kabba, jr ............
Geo. Loerpabel, salary as com
ther and Corney Dye
24 00 Fred Blum ..........................
16 40
ing
machine.
I.ee McFall................................
John
Iler,
surveying
road
missioner .......... ........................... 36 50 ( Fied Kabba and team .
00
«
00
79
J. H. Oliver, bread and cookies
1 35
Feminine iKnornnrr.
Z T. MeClay, sticks ................
20 00 i Lofus Larsen ................
33 00 Arthur Haag ...........................
STRONGEST GUARANTEE.
Fred Robitch ........................
“It’s only a matter of time,' re-
Mrs. Smith, timber ...................... IN 00 Chas Christensen ........
24 00
The H eadlic . ht extends its congratn- marked the shoe-clerk boarder, who
National Sewing Machine Co.
Mont Reading ......................
»SO
M. F. Leach, meat ... ..............
2 •0 Wm Snyder ....................
5
lations to County Judge Conde, and reads the scientific page in a house
! H N Thompson ............
John Hickey, salary ss road
80 20 James Bibbv..............................
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Commissioners Bodyfelt in their decision hold magazine. “until all our engines
master.............. ............................ 141 00 Wallace York ..............
R oad D istrict N o . j .
36 OO ,
FACTORY AT BELVIDERE. ILL
to build a brilge across the south fork and that sort of thing will be run
K. L Wade, wheel barrow........
a 40 Rav Thompson .......... ..
42 OO 1 Otto Walther .
by
heat
drawn
from
the
>un.
”
of the Nehalem river, in which we believe
> Hugo Kline ..................
McIntosh & MeNair, merclian
20 OO Chas Jensen........
“What will become of the poor
the citizens of the north end of the county
dise
............................................ 15 40 Ernest Worthington ..
13 OO ' Edd Kellow . ..
farmers when that time arrives?”
joint
us
in.
By
building
the
bridge,
it
John Gray........................
H. Woolfe, expenses arresting
asked the girl with the lemon-col
-I followed the
5 00 Guy Mattoon .
On the Trait
not only supplies a long felt want, but it ored hair, who presides over the rib
________________
trail from Trees
II. Edmunds ...
.................. 25 00 1 John Larsen................
3 00 Frank Cross
will
greutly
help
to
settle
up
that
long
bon
counter
between
meals.
mnth
a
Fish
Brand
C II. Upton. medical services
2 .50 | L Sanders and team ...
5> 60 R V Blalock
BlicMer, used for
neglected part of the county, and in its
"The farmers?" queried the shoe
Todd A Co., merchandise
3 00 Ikin Alley......................
16 00 Lloyd Cross.......
an overcost when
Pommel Slicker
decision to build the bridge the court clerk, after the manner of a person
--------------------------------
cold,
a wind cost
Alvin
Scovell
...............
Tdlamo ok Herald, printing
16
18
203
50 P E Blackman..
when windy, a rain cost when it rained,
acted wisely in earning out the wish of up a tree.
Chas Easoiu and team
P. W. Laid, silary for July and
and for a cover at night if we got to
73 60 Asa Well» ___
5 es, said the fair ribbon demon
the people
As to the selection of the
and I Win Bay that T have gotten more
Wm Dearby ................ ..
August .......................................... wi
5«> 00 Frank Cross
comfort out or your slicker than any a****
location at Roy’s, we also think the strator. "If all the sun’s heat is to
W K Agers and team
B. huib. salary a-* county
88 00 Homer Cross
oca
article that I ever owned."
be used to run engines won't it make
court acted wisely in deciding that tick
cm. n.™ and .«e.
WW «2
clerk ..............................
. 266 «0 M Bea man .................... .
»5 00 J C Mills
the weather too cold to raise eggs
unwllrlt^ l«u»r may b. he» on applkail." )
lish matter, which leaves out of contro-
Wet Weather Oarmenta for Riding. Walk
K Mill«, salary as deputy clerk
and butter and such things?"—Chi
too 00 Wm Knight. ........... ...
44 50 8 B Hill ...
ing. Working or Sporting.
verv further discu.sion. The Nehaleimtes cago Daily News.
Mrs. J. M Bodie, count) poor
25 00 Dan Hickey and team
44 s O J Lewallen .
k
HIGHEST AWARDI WORLD S FAIR. 1904.
should shake Commissioner Loerpabel
Wm
Chisolm
Pacific States Telephone Co. ...
5 78
33 20 Orla Kellow.......
’n 'tiddri,
by the haad, for he was persistent and
Hirr ——-
C I. Clough, mervhnuilise
30 86 G M Knight
3 OO E K Caw..........
Mae—Did he really take you by gur-
^T TOWER CO
determined to bring the matter to an
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issue with the other members of the prise when he proposed?
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court, and having accomplished his ob
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HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES, &c,
Everything Needed in the Harness Line
you will find at
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RED FRONT SHOE
STORE
VII goods purchased of me will be repaired
at the following rates
Meii's Shoes, half soled
60c
Ladies’ „
40c
Misses’ „
35c
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