Tillamook headlight., April 14, 1910, Image 7

U LLAMOOS
JUMP.
th« Death of Is«
Fainter.
It«, as is well
habit of walklug
M upon bls chest
tly bent forward,
was ut Malutai-
i of tbe first eou-
Were bavins a game
» lawn. Isa bey had
ever tbe beads of
>a at the turning of
tbe list player, who.
gait ion. seemed to be
ordeal. Isabey pur-
wtthtnit looking, but
io badly as only to
shoulders, aud both
rer in tbe rami.
consternation, bls sup-
ayer turned out to be
got up. foaming at tbe
ger. and. drawing bis
1 upou the unfortunate
artM^ feahsy. tockily for hltuself. bet­
ter at running than at leaping, took to
ind. jumping the ditches <11-
^^^^Knperty frorti the highroad,
got over the wall and never stopped
until Muathlem. he reached tbe gates
of th© Tuileries.
Isabey. it was
. went immedi­
ately to Mm«. Bonaparte'S apartments,
having laughed at tbe
to lie low for a
’S APPLE.
An Important Organ
Protect th«
That
Helps to
Th« “Long" Sitze«.
Tbe Sitze family was loug In person,
long drawn uui iu spee< h and eter-
ually loug ulsiul doing things. Over
miles of pine hills they were kiiowu
as the "long" Siloes Miss l.vdla. the
eldest, went Io a c-rossroHil.s store to
buy Christmas preneats. In the course
I of a half hour she liet aiuc interested
lu some blue tititl scarlet petticoats.
"I'll take one of these petticoats."
she said, shiwl.v counting out the price.
The busy propr'etor wrapped up the
punvl and huided it over with a po
lite ''Something eine?"
"I’ll lake aimthei* petticoat."
He did up a setoud bundle, took her
carefully tatuurod money mid waa
turning to the next Impatient custom­
er.
"I'll take another petticoat." vn mt*
the slow drawl
This went ou to the seventh time,
The iiiiiil ladng up to his ears in work.
ventured a queatiou:
"Buying for the neighborhood. Mtas
Lydia ?"
"I'm buying two apiece for my sis
ters."
"How many sisters have you?"
"Niue."—Youth's Companion.
Didn't Cut th« Ac«.
The greatest dellghl of I’at Sheody.
according Io a friend of the famous
gambler, was to “double cross" the
crooked card sharks.
"Rheedy once si rolled Into n tough
gambling resort lu the west where he
was not known and stood wmchiiig
the games." the friend relates, "tine
of the dealers was 'spiellug' to several
countrymen mid had about convinced
them to take a cliauee at bls game.
••'I'll bet you 2 to I that I can shuf­
fle the deck mid cut the ace of heurts
the first time.' lie auiiouuced.
" 'I'll take grid of that If you'll let me
shuffle the curds.' I’at said.
"The dealer «greed, and tbe money
was staked. The countrymen also
made small bets.
"'Ale yon satisfied?" the dealer ask­
ed when the cards were shuttled. The
proposition Is that I inn to cut tbe uce
of hearts the first cut.’
"Every one agreed. Then the dealer
-lie was >i tough one—whipped out a
big hunting knife mid slushed the deck
in two. But he didn't take the money.
Sbeed.v had palmed the ace of hearts
while shuttling the tarda."
HEADLIGHT. APRIL
A Useful Reminder.
An M. f. who iu bis magisterial
ca|ia<lty |ieriodieally visited a private
lunatic asylum told tbe story ot a
luau of outlie |msitiou iu the legal
world who weut to see a pulieut who
bad mvusiuiuil lapses luto sanity. The
pntieut uiude a grout impression ou
bis visitor as a well Informed, healthy
minded gentleman and was assui*ed
that bis ■ use should be inquired iuto.
-On leaving, the grateful patient
courteously contliii-ted his muriiiug
culler to the front door. uffe< tioualeiy
pressing his bund ut parting.
“You won't forget what I've told
you.” he pleaded, with tear» in his
voice.
“No." responded the visitor, turning
round to desceud tbe rather loug flight
of steps.
"I don't think you will.” said the pa­
tient dreamily, “but lest you should
you know"—
And. lifting up bls foot, be gave tbe
nnsnspettlng. defenseless visitor a
kick behind thut sent him spinning
town the stnlrwny and sprawling OU
the gravel. —Pearson's Weekly.
A Bird's White Feathers.
The occurrence of white feathers In
a bird’s plumage is very common, It
is. of course. <tue to lack ot coloring
matter mid is liable to ap|ienr In both
young mid old birds. 1 have known of
several old birds to exhibit this |ie-
culinrlty tuiostly In the wiug feathers,
howeveri. and It may be due to luqier-
feet nutrition mid circulation as the
lilrd ages. 1 have also noticed it in
young lards in a number ot instances.
The plieuomenou thus cannot tie said
to occur simply as h result of old age.
but is rather one of those slight
changes in the bird's system tbe
causes of which we do not know.
There is this much more to be said,
however—when a young bird starts
out with a few white feathers they
are usually retained throughout life,
molting each time In a similar man­
ner. (»id birds may exhibit this loss
of coloring at any time.-St. Nicholas.
ot the moat remarkable pieces
bantam !n tbe human system, a
Which anttcipaP',1 s.-vei-ai ..f
is tbe Adam’s a|e
hieh-for « rm physicians consid­
ered;« >ort of freak ,.f nature With­
out any material use In the Iniinmi
ty. But bow differently this
etle« U conaldcre.l today!
If we bad no Adam s apple tm-i-e
Patrick Hanry’a Fe«.
would have been mon- <b;ulis fr-m
It Is said ot Patrick Henry that dur­
apoplexy AM brain disorder than ever
ing Ills practice ot law in the Virginia
chronicled In hlatory
Instead of lie-
courts ami wlieu be was familiarly ad­
inir a uSeleea organ this article serves
dressed ns "governor" a muu who had
as an important atorage system to
beeu arrested for stealing a bog aud
protect Ibe brain.
who «'as out on ball went to the gov­
For inatance. when we are excited
ernor to have him defeud him.
or too animated the heart pumps the
The governor said. “Old you walk
bloodf up to tbe brain a litile p". f i - i .
Cur Safety Valves.
away with that »boat?”
and If it could not be stopped by some
The Invention of tbe safety valve
“I don't like to say.”
automatic device death or brain di- for steam engine« has Mired thousands
“Out with it.”
ease wou
The Adam's ap­ of lives and uiilliou» of dollars 111
"Yes. sir.”
ple tai the
ge cistern which property.
It Is au hi vent Ion that
"Have you got the carca»«?”
stands prominently to the frout in
“Yes. sir.”
this age of met imnlcal progress. But
“You go home, you wretch, cut th©
nature supplhsl us each with a safety
the brain Is likely tn valve which for effectiyeuesa works pig lengthwise ill half aud bang as
asufllvient supply the better than nuy imide by man. If we much tit It in my smokehouse as you
gives up its surplus did not have this safety valve we keep In yours."
At court the governor said. “Your
Bis organ acts au- could not live twenry-fmir hours. This
: and increase the safety valve is the perspirative. or honor, this man lias no more of that
the brain, protect- sweat, gland, mid to make sure that stolen shoot than I have."
Tbe ntau «as cleared.—National
l damage through We should not rill! short of the supply
tcesses. — Pearson's she Ims furnished the body with some Monthly.
'
*
two and a half millions of them. If
A Lincoln Story.
our temiaTiiture rose 7 or N degrees
When LI ik - o I ii . a struggling lawyer,
Bath Chairs.
we should die wit hill a few hours, anil
ao called from hav- yet we could uot run. row. indulge in was doing circuit duty in Ohio he
lit Sedan. In France. any alhletlc exenises or even walk once visited a country to«'u «here the
Into England In tiie safely any distance without Increasing geuernl storekeeper had ttie reputation
barles 1. Often thl« our teiuperuture to the danger polut of iidiiltrrutlng. even to tiie danger
/ornate without nn<1 if we had no safety valve provided so I point, his eider, lu the midst of n
general coiidemuntlou of this store­
for an ancieut poet ingeniously by nature.
keeper Lincoln rose cue night from Ills
seat by the hotel stove.
velvet red.
Paddy'«
Cat.
>ld about your head,
"t ome on. boys.” be said.
An Irishman fresh from tbe “onltl
i and «sure blue
And be led u party of a half dosen
sod" Hecured a job with a lumbt*r|iig
lilies new.
lawyers ami judges to tbe general
Ian chairs in all the crew lu the .Minnesota woods. While
store.
wder and patches, sound asleep In his bunk one night a
"ia*t me have a quart of cider." be
lynx
slipiM-d
III
at
the
o
|
m
*
ii
window,
■s of fashion of the
said to tbe storekeeper.
wer carried from espied I'addy's brlndle whiskers and
"Yes. sir." was the cordial reply.
two stout lackey« In promptly |MHUice<l oil its supisised ene­
"And which grade, sir—tbe ripe, at 3
pie who love their my. A terrific contest eusiled. during
cents; tbe mellow, at 2, or tbe new, at
. these chairs were which Paddy'» t-lutlllng was reduced
1?"
Pickwick to ribbons, but eudlng happily when I
“It doesn't matter which grade, mis­
the brnwuy sou of Erill aevurotl a half
ter.
” Lincoln drawled. “1 only want
I
least
and
heaved
it
the bath ebnir is nelson on the
to polsou a dog.”
We are fold Isallly through tile window.
■y.
He wa* Instantly surrounded by a
h used by tbe inhale
The Inventor of the Match.
’ probably for the pur- score of excited and admiring wood»-
The til <t match was tbe product of
to nnd from the pump Ulen. After examining himself crit-
the iugeuuity of John Frederick Korn-
tbe use of tbe liatb I ally I'nddy straightened up slowly
erer. who early In tbe nineteenth cen­
au'l
remarked
with
distinct
emphasis:
chiefly to invalids.—
"Bcdad. If 1 knew th' dom irmn thot tury was Imprisoned In tbe peuiten-
in tier inau y.
owned tlmt cwt I'd Is- a ft her raininiu' liary at l|olieiias|H*rg.
me fisht down th* throat ar ’Im—I He Invented the luclfer match «hile
lish Election.
in hi« gloomy dungeon, Tl>« tierman
London Chronicle: wud tlmt!"-Jndge's Library.
government forbade tbe manufacture
ctlon expenses Is that
of matches ou tbe ground of public
Th« Teil of a Fish.
1 never be sure what
policy lie. a use some children playing
dab's
tail
is
its
wings.
Owing
to
A
a poke he is buying,
with tliem had caused a tire. Komerer
may run Its full term the mai-liliiery of mnwle set along its was mined liy Vienne«« couipetltiori
to an end after a few spine mid to Its cleaving form a trout wlien lie was released from prison and
if it lasts the game or salmon can <lart through the wa'er died a pauper lip to 1.MU2 tbe Vleuna
ly not worth the can- at a trcniondoiis pace, though It» rap
manufacturer« controlled tbe match
tuart Grant Duff gives Id flight«, unlike the bird's, are not business of tbe entire world.
long
naca.
It
Is
-«Hi
tired.
Tile
«atei
incident of the Wes ri­
ot er the coercion bill is not so friendly to flight as the air
A Way Out.
■> things were at their Tbe stroke of tbe flsh'« tall I« one of
"1 bare «lx doctors, aud they can't
Mdllest Stuart Bendel great power, anil hy mean« of It and agree on what alia me. Three think
a be rolled off his seat the writhing, snakellke flexion of the it « one thing mat three think it'« an
ity of weariness say. body « high speed I« re«< bed The other. What would you advise me to
that 1 should have paid strength iielitrd this «perd i.« shown In do. I’lis barge them all?"
the way a listi or sen mammal out of
"No. Hire one more and give him
the water «III mise I ¿a tail and strike
the deciding vote.”—Cleveland Plain
tbe ground or liont
Dealer.
Roundabout Dnbsry.
abe retel roed. “tt ten’t
than tblrty aeren peo-
la xt snmmer mraelf.
1 a panper la the M."
Was Right.
■hl me I wonld bar» to
much meet.”
tb him to arornF
«
if Rut when he sent In
rtghf-Wash
At one old time Brltfeh election a
candidate won by twsr.s of au u in tiret-
bi Sheer sísente of mind causisi him
tn leave the gamp Is'hlod st every
br-n-e at which be called to ih avaro,
ai d of cwnrae « lieu It was returned by
»be vider a «•'terrlgr. ass only a suit
able reward for Irmesty
Time's Changes.
Tn sncleut days." said the pedantic
prmon. "the greatest triumph at the
Olympian gsiues was wua hy means
nt a four horse chariot “
“And now.” «aM the thoroughly In
d1 stunt athlete. ”«oma of 'em are eon
trot to win With a one borro referee”
— Washington Rtar.
1910
1 n I
NOTICB
NOTICE FOH rCBLlCATIO.V.
livpariiiieiii of tlw liiivrlor.
I's. l.snd llbn. »1 Forll lid. Or»,.
N otice Is H ereby G iven , That
March Ml. ISlo
NoUcv >s ‘ errhy given th»l HlKHtkT
the County Court of Tillamook Conn
V. ALLEY, who
vost-oAcc
address is
ty, Oregon, will receive bid© for the Nehalem. Oregon, ilul. on the IMh day pf
July. IIHIH, tile in this otRee Sworn state­
I clearing of right of way, on what ia ment and Application. No. 0207.1. to pur-
| known us the Harter Road, described ciase me Lots 3 all A. s.-.-tin 30 town­
ship 1 south. Pause 7 West. Willamette
asbeginuingat the initial pointwhere , Meridian, and the timbei then-on. under the
ofthe act of June 3. IS7S and
it intersects the Connty road and i provisions
acts amendatory known as the ‘ Timber
running thence west to angle 3;and | and S one Law.” at such value as might
be lixed by appraisement, and that per-
beginning at Hare Street and rim­ suant to such uu, lication. the land and
timber thereon nave been appraised, the
ing thence west to Tillamook Bay, | timber
estimated 1.000.000 board feet al
>0.50
per in
and the land gm.Hl) . that
said right of way tol»e in accordance |
said applicant will offer final proof.in support
with survey of ©aid road and to lx' : of his application and sworn statement ou
the 2Ath day ot May.will.before T H. Coyne
cleared to the width of forty feet.
Vnitesl States Commissioner, at Tillamook.
All bids to tie filed in the office | Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest this
of tiie County Clerk of Tillamook purchase before entry, or Initiate a contest
any time trefore patent issues, hy tiling
County, Oregon, on or before Wed-1 at
a corroborated affidavit in this oltice. alleg-
nestlav. the 4th day of May, 1910, at?“* <•«• wh’ivh would defeat an »ntn
CHAS B MEBKICK. Register.
9 o’clot k a. tn.
Tile County Court reserving the
Notice of Final Account
right to reject tiny and all bids.
N otic * IX H mkkby G ivbn .—That T. J.
By order of the Court
Howies, administrator of the estate ol
THOMAS WALI BK HOW LBS. deceased has
J. C. H olden , County Clerk.
tiled iu the County Court of Tillamook
NOTICK
N otice I s H erkby G iven ,—That
the County Court will receive bid«
tor tbe construction of u Trestle
across w hat is known as “Rocky
Canon" on the Necarnev road, ac­
cording to plans anti s|H'Cificati<>ns
on file at the office of County Clert.
A certified check equal to 5 per
cent of the amount of the bid must
accompany each bidas a guarantee
that the bidder will execute a lx,nd
for the completion of the contruct if
awarded the same.
All bids to be filed with the Coun­ i
ty Clerk of Tillamook County. Ore.,
on or before 9 o’clock a.m. Wednes­
day the 4tli day of May, 1010.
The Court reserving the right to
reject any and all bids.
By order of the County Court,
J. C. H olden , County Couit.
NOTICE.
N otice 1st H ereby G iven , That
tiie County Court will receive bids
for the construction of a bridge
across the Wilson River, at what is
known as the Keifer place, said
bridge to be a wood span and 125
feet in length, constructed accord­
ing to plans and specifications on
file at tiie office of County Clerk.
A certified check equal to 5 per
cent of tiie amount of tiie bid must
accompany each bid as a guarantee
that tiie bidder will execute a bond
for the completion of the contract if
awarded the same.
All bids to tie filed in the office of
ConntyCleik of Tillamook County,
Oregon, on or before9 o'clock a. in.
Wednesday, the 4th day of May, 1910.
The Court reserving tiie right to
reject any and all bids.
By order of tiie County Couit.
J. C. H o LDEN, County Clerk.
“Nine years ago it looked as if
my time had come," says Mr. C.
Farthing, of Mill Creek, Ind. Ter.
"I was ho run down Unit lite hung
on n very slender thread.
It whs
then my ¿iruggist recoinuieiided
Electric Bittei's. I ^bought a bottle
and I got what I needed-strength.
I had one t<M.»t in the grave, but
Electric Bitters put it buck on tiie
turf again mid I've been well ever
since. '
Sold under guarantee at
Chas. 1. Clough drug store. 90c.
A Twenty year
Sentence.
"1 have just completed a twenty
year health nentence, imponetl by
But'kleu’n
Arnica
Saivc, which
cured me of bleeding pile« just
twenty years ago,” write« O. S.
Wooiever, of LeRayaville, N. Y.
Biicklen'a Arnica Salve heal« the
worst «ores, boils, bum«, woumln
anti cuts in the shortest time, 25c.
at Chas. 1. ( lough drug store.
Death Was On His Heels.
Jesse I*. Morris, of Skippers. Va.,
had a close call in the spring of
hoi He say«: "An attack of pen
eumonia lelt mt* so weak an<l with
such a tearful cough that
friends declared consumption
me, and death wa« on my heels.
Then I was persusiled to try Ur.
King'» New Discovery.
It helped
me immediately, and after taking
two and a half tsittles 1 was a well
man again.
I found out ttiat New
Discovery is the beet remedy for
coughs anil lung disease in all the
world."
Sold under guarantee at
Llius. I. Clough drug store. Wk and
El.UU. Trial bottle free.
The valued iattiilv re-
ci-es tor cough and cold ■
cure, liniments, tollies and !
as S
other remedies have
careful attention liete as
the most intricate prescrip­
tions.
Right prices
assured.
<•
B. B. Tyler and Delia L I
Tyler, hi« wife,
liefeixlanta.
I
To E E. Tyler Mini Delia L. Tyler, hisi wife,
the above u.imnl ilvtvn<ianta(
In the Name of the State of Oregon :
You are hereby required to appear and
Hn»wrr the complaint tiled ugaiu«t you in
the above entitled cause on or before the ex
piratiuii of six weeks from the date of the
fir»t publication of thi summon*, find if you
fail
eo
to
appear
and
answer,
for
want
thereof the plaintiff'
will
apply
to
the
above
named
court
for
the
relief demandetl
in
ita
coinplaint
in
thi« cruse The relief demanded ia the fore­
closure and cancellation Of a certain bond for
deetl executed hy F. K. Beala Bird L- Beal»
and A. G. Beal« to defendant K K. Tyler aijd
Auther Holden, covering fiBft oft' iron» the
North end of Lot I in Block No. ft in L'laudt*
Tliavn*» addition to the town of Lincoln
(now within the copurale liinita of Tillamook
City,in the County of Tillumook. Oregon,
•aid bond for deetl having been executed on
or about February 12th, 19UM, and recorded
at page Hftft of book 7 ofthe Deetl Records
of Tillamook County.Oregon.and fur a decree
that neither of the defend anta In thia c I hum -
have any right,title, or interest in or to the
real property above dCCCrtOMi Ol any portion
thereof, or the building erected thereon, and
that the deienditntN, be foreverer barred and
forecioaed of all right, title, interest or claim
of,in, or to the said property,and for auch
other releif an to the Court may aeeni quit­
able.
Thia Summons is published in the Tilla­
mook Headlight by order of the Hon. H F
UoodtDffCd County Judge of
Tillamook
County, Oregon, auM order being made and
dated Match. 3rd 1910, prescribing public
ation of Summons for a period of at* weeks
and the date of the first publication of this
Summons is March, 3rd, 1910,
H.T. B otts . Attorney tor Plaintiff*.
Summons.
In the Circuit C<»urt of the State of Oregon
for I il miook ( nuuty.
Pacific XailwrtY «Nav-
igntion Company.
I'iainlilt,
Mnry Lock.
I »efend ant.
To Mary Lock, the above named defendant :
In the name of the Mate of Oregon,— Yon
arc hereby required to appear and niuke
unnwrr to the complaint filed nxahiNt you in
the above entitled cauoc on or before the
7th day of May. luto, anti if yok fall
to
appear, plaintiff' will apply to the court
for the relief demanded In the complaint,
to-wit, for a judgment appropriating to
plaintiff's unc the following dr»cribvd real
property aituate in the County of 'lillainook
and State of Oregon to-wit :
A atrip of land 1(H) fret in width, being fiC
fret on each »idr of aud parallel with the
venter line of Pacific Hallway ¿te Nuvlga
tioit Company's railway a« surveyed, stalted
out. located and adopted through a '»or-half
acre tract of land situate In the northwest
corner of lot 1, section 9, township 2 North,
range !<» Arst. Willamette
Meridian, In
Tillamook County, Oregon, describeii mn
follows : beginning at the Meander Post
I k *tween sections i and 9, in township 2
North, range !<• West, running thence in a
southerly direction along meander line 10A
feet , thence due Hast 2<>M tret , thence due
North loft feet , thence dur Meet 2<m feet to
place of la-ginning the right of way herein
desert tad containing
square fret,
more or less , said center line taring more
particularly described hr follows :
Beginning at the point of intersection of
said center line with the north line of said
section 9. said point t»eing 2 OHO fret west of
the quarter section corner tn tbe north lius
of said section, measured along said section
line, and la ing identieai with Htation IO9A
x
12 of said company’s railway survey
numta*rs ; thence H 2 deg. 37' N a distance
of 10X1 feet to a point Tn the south ln?e of
the above described tract of land
Also for an assessment of your damage«
arising by such appropriation and also a
judgment for plaintiff's costs and disburse
merits herein.
T his summons is published by order of the
Hon (>eo H Burnett, Judge of above en
tltlrfi court, made on the 17th i»f March.
1V1O. wherein it is prrsarfbad that this
summons shall be published for siji suev« s
sivc weeks The date of the first publication
Is March 17th 1910
K now a M c C amart ,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
NOTICE FOR FVei.lCATIOW.
Uepartmeut f*f the Interior,
U.S. Land Office, at Portland,, Oregon,
March 17th 1910
Notice Is hereby given chat GAKHi'.l If
Beat Treatment For Colds.
WAKO, whose uost office addreas is Tilla­
"Mont ordinary cold« will yield to mook. Of egon did. un tbe 17th day of June,
the simplest treatment," ssys the, 19o9. Ale in this office Hworn Mt at mrn t
Application, No <«2007. to purchase
L hicago Tribune, “rnoderative lax-1 and
the Lota 4 fi, 1H ami 14. ficcfioa d. Town
ativea, hut foot hatha, a free pres- '_
«inp I Mouth Mange A weat, Willamette
Iteration anti an avoidant r of ex-1 MwMiait. asd th< iimhw thrnoa, lout-r ih.
ts,ante to cold and wet Hlter treat 1 provMoa« «4 Hw art of Ju nr x 1-7« «nd
•» While
«1« -I
«__ a
»mfFMlatory. known aa «hr
Timlser
Hient
iff IMtone Law, ” at .m b value aa might
While
thin trrHtinrnt
Mtmplr, ,
are also
CLOUGH.
Reliable Druggist
[Oui nf tewn peopl«
Iran bave ihetr pinte
|t»nd l>ri l«'work fin.
Ualu’d ia one du>
lit avmw »»Oy.
t W jwî II une
• inoij
«.‘2k |i>iM çi porcc’a a
Icrowft lor
$1.3Q
M oiar C r«*’i» S » U w
Summons.
tii the Circuit Cou.t of the State of Oregon
for Tillamook County.
Mitchell. Lew I n «Xt Slaver)
Company,
» corpora-
tion.
PlaintMT,
?
i
I
i
Our fresh, high ß'aile
drugs will help to make
these remedies more eflFcc-
tive than ever.
County, Oregon, his tinal account as such
admistrator. and that the hearing ot same
has been tixed by said Court for Monday,
the second day of May. 1910, at ten o'clock
a.m., of eaid day. at the County l ount
room, in Jhc Court House, in Tillamook
City. Tillamook County. Oregon, and all
penoae interested in said estate are hereby
notified to then and there appear nnd show
cause, if any they have, why said account
should not be nettled and allowed, as therein
prayed tor.
T. J BOW LBS.
Administrator of the estate of Thomas
Walter Howies, deceased.
Dated March 17th. ltlltt.
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preparation
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Cough Remedy that In famous for Oregon
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at any time hrfort patent i««<aea. hr filing a
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ALL KINO OF MIAO
—Leslie« Weekly.
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