Tillamook headlight., April 06, 1916, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 6.
1916.
FIRE ! ! FIRE ! ! !
Summons.
$14.000,000,000. Germany comes next
with $8,000,000,000, France spent $4.-
cipal, report yearly to the department
Io the Circuit Court of the State
and state specifically just what he 500,000,000, Austria $5,500,000,000, and Oregon, for Tillamook County.
proposes doing with the borrowed Italy $4,5000,000,000. No estimate of
Virginie Roy Marleau, Yvonne
AS A PROTECTION FOR
Russia’s expenditures is available. No
Have a garden this year. Home money.
Gervais, Fernando Gervais, Zelia
possible
results
of
the
war
can
repay
"The
department
would
consist
of
grown vegetables will do a great deal
YOUR INVESTMENT
Théophile
Primeau
Caron
and
any beligerent for its expenditure of
toward reducing the high cost oi a superintendent and a large force of
Caron, her husband, Ernestine
you should cover it with a fire in«ur-
blood
and
treasure.
salaried
persons
appointed
by
the
living.—News- l imes.
_
......
Berthelet
Primeau
L
------------ and J. F.
governor. '1 he money would be loan­
ancy policy in a good company. Then
Berthelet, her husband, James J.
Tillamook County is being heralded ed to settlers workers, local author­
Congress Seeking Revenue.
fire should happen to you, you
Polan, Mary Polan Dore and J.
as the wettest place on earth. Well, ities, miners, settlements anil native
be able to start anew without de-
A. Dore, her husband.
land
settlements.
I
’
he
amount
of
what of it? The more rain the more
Plaintiffs
is announced
that the House
It ............
.........
for the companies we represent
grass, the more grass the more milk, bonds sold yearly would be limited.
, Committee on Ways and Means hai s
vs.
the more milk the more cheese, the I he amount of loans would vary from
all losses promptly. See us to­
reached agreement that the extraor
Valentine Roy Desrochers and
more cheese the more money—oh, $125 to $ 1 5,000.
day. To-merrow may ba just one day
G. Desrochers, her husband, Po-
“Under this plan a farmer obtaining dinary defense appropriations will re
worry.”—Wheeler Rc-
“We should
mela Roy Kavanagh and John
too late.
a zb year loan, say $1000, would pay quire at least $150,000,000 more rev
porter.
5 per cent interest and on the princi­ enuc, instead of the $95,000,000 esti- Doe Kavanagh, her husband,
Mc- Marie Le Febvre Faubert and
Senator Underwood declares that pal $20 for the first year, $21 for the ! matted by the President and Mr.
Adoo last December. The Senate may John Doe Faubert, her husband.
he has not seen a congress in twenty second, 22.50 tor the third, and so on
we have Louis Primeau and Jane Doe
years where business is so far behind until the abtli year, when he would add another $50,000,000. As
as it is this year. It is now taken i t pay $45.46 and wipe out the principal, often pointed out, the government Primeau, his wife, Hormisdas
granted that the session will extend his interest payment that year being will need more revenue, regardless of Roy and Jane Doe Roy, his wife
well into the autumn; and many $2.27. in the 26 years his total pay­ military and naval increases. The re­ Joseph Roy and Jane Doe Roy,
doubt if an adjournment can be taken ments would be $1901.73, of which peal of the free sugar clause helps his wife, Lamentia Roy Daouts
$104 would be departmental expenses some. Imports are greater than ever and J. B. Daouts her husband,
WRITE US.
before election day.—Observer.
CALL ON US.
PHONE US.
$797-73 interest and $1000 principal. known before this administration be­ Romeo Gervais, Gilberte Gervais,
gan,
but
the
bulk
of
them
are
free
of
Sam Laughlin had one of the bom ■> This would permit the state to ac­
Rene Gervais, Eugene
Roy,
of his right arm broken yesterday quire a large annual surplus for a re­ duty. The so-called war tax has been Victor Roy and Yvonne Roy,
I
extended
till
December,
1916,
but
the
while cranking his automobile.
I he serve fund.
Defendants
Ways and
car had been idle all winter and he
"Regardless of the action of this House Committee on
To Valentine Roy Desrochers and
means
plans
to
repeal
it.
It
has
har
­
committee, it is hoped that Mr. Cup­
thought the batteries in the self sta-t
G. Desrochers, her husband, Pomela
er were out of order and did not try per will not lose heart and will pre­ assed many voters.
It is agreed that $100.000,000 more Roy Kavanagh and John Doe Kavan­
them, but took the old method. I lie­ sent his constitutional amendment
Le Febvre
engine backfired, the crank st. iking for the consideration of the voters. must be raised from the income tax, agh, her husband, Marie
Faubert her
him on the arm. He is around today Mr. Cupper’s plan is for the State to or double what it is expected to yield Faubert and Johr Doe
with his arm in a sling. — Vanihill issue bonds, and for the State Land this year. This will come by increase husband, Louis Primeau and Jane
Hormisdas
Board, without additional expense, to of rates. The proposal to lower ex­ Doe Primeau, his wife,
Record.
conduct the business by loaning to emptions has met with much opposi­ Roy and Jane Doe Roy, his wife,
The farmers of America will again farmers at from 5 to 35 years
,___ ___ at - a tion. It would strike too many voters. Joseph Roy and Jane Doe Roy, his
be calleel on to help feed the world, regular rate of interest not exceeding It is estimated that $20.000,000 might wife, Lamentia Roy Daouts and J. B.
since the prolonging of the foreign 6 per cent, and lower if possible. be raised by taxing inheritances and Daouts, her husband, Romeo Gervais,
Rene
Gervais,
war will cause another shortage of There would lie no big expensive de- ' by increasing the excess taxes on Gilberte Gervais,
‘special Eugene
Roy,
Victor
Roy and
crops in those countries that are in partment and the farmer would not 1 beer and whisky and other
deadly conflict. The fields of the Pa­ be required to pay out every year on articles.” Congressmen will endeavor Y vonne Roy, defendants.
cific Northwest should be made to the principal, which he would have to see that no "special articles” pro­
In the name of the state of Oregon:
duced in their districts shall be taxed.
yield to their greatest capacity the the use of for the whole 35 years.
You and each of you are hereby re­
coining season, so that their owners
" I he Dufer plan, having non-inter­ A federal inheritance tax would be of quired to appear and answer the com­
may share in the vast profits that est bearing bonds accepted bv the doubtful validity and the treasury plaint filed against you in the above
will come in payment from the sup­ National Treasury as collateral and would have to wait until people died entitled suit on or before the expira­
plies therefrom.— Pacific Homestead. currency issued direct to the state, and their estates were appraised be­ tion of six weeks from the date of the
the money being loaned to farmers at fore it could collect the tax. The first publication of this summons,
The University of Oregon Experts 3 per cent interest, can be urged, but states, which badly need revenue and if you fail so to appear and ans­
have discovered that under our pres­ I this is a matter for Congress to de­ themselves, will strenuously object to wer, for want thereof plaintiffs will
ent tariff law, Switzerland and Hol­ I cide, yet depends upon the passage of this new invasion. As an emergency
apply to said court for the relief de­
proposed
inheritance
land are selling condensed milk in a constitutional amendment as pro­ measure the
manded in the complaint herein. The
ever increasing quantities in the Unit­ posed by Mr. Cupper. They do not tax has its drawbacks.
The proposal to get $25,000,000 or relief demanded is, that a decree of
ed States. The dairymen who believ
conflict.
partition be entered in this cause, to­
in the growth of the milk industry
“We do not wish to condemn al­ $40,000,000 from a direct tax on the
will probably favor a change of tariff together the Machperson amortiza­ manufacture of munitions of war is of gether with an order appointing one
sell the real
schedule. Some thinking in casting tion plan, but think it an error to pre­ doubtful validity and wisdom. This or more referees to
one’s ballot is after all necessary fur sent it in the face of certain defeat at would make the government a prac­ property in the complaint described,
tical partner in the profits of a traffic and to apply the proceeds to the pay­
economic welfare.—News Reporter.
the polls.”
it is supposed, under international law ment of the costs and expenses of the
merely to tolerate. It would be an in­ suit, and to divide the remainder of
A L oss of Nerve.
A newspaper man, correspondent
direct tax on exports, forbidden by the proceeds among the plaintiffs and
.
------- o— —
for some large daily papers from
I
Washington, resigned
On what appears to be good au- the constitution. Through the incor­ defendants in the following propor-
his position
tions,
that
is
to
say:
poration
of
the
income
taxs
the
gov
­
and accepted an appointment t in the thority, it is slated that the President
To plaintiff Virginie Roy Marleau
1 he
will submit to Congress for whatever ernment is getting about as much of
___ ___
regular
army,
as wanted
he said l.~
I
to get in some place where he could action that body may think necessary the profits from this business as it one-fifth.
_
To
the
pjaintiffs
Yvonne
Gervais,
lead a quiet life for the balance of his the facts in our controversy with can receive, legally and with pro­
years. One can draw from this his Germany over the barbarous sub­ priety. The president’s proposal of Fernando Gervais, and the defend-
own inference as to the strenuousness marine warfare. Apparently the Pres­ excise taxes on pig iron, international ants Romeo Gervais, Gilbert Gervais
Gervais,
each one-one-
of the newspaper life, or the lack ol ident, believing the discussion has combustion engines and gasoline has and Rene
excitement in the army.—Umpqua reached a point where the services of been dropped, although the public has hundredth part.
I
To the defendants Valentine Roy
| his trusty, trenchant typwriter are no been paying for it some time, in an­
Valley News.
i longer of avail, is willing to shift ticipation, as it pays nearly all taxes.. Desrochers, Pomela Roy Kavanagh,
Druggists must operate under the from himself to congress responsibil­
-Marie Le Febvre Faubert, Hormis­
regulations of the Oregon Food and ity for whatever end our long-con­
das Roy, Joseph Roy and Lamentia
Citation.
Dairy Commissioner as well as those tinued dispute with Germany may
Roy Daouts, each one-twentieth.
imposed by the State Pharmacy law, have.
To the plaintiffs Zelia Primeau
I
n
the
County
Court
of
the
State
of
If the President docs this, we shall
according to a recent opinion publish­ |
Caron and Ernestine Primeau Ber-
Oregon,
for
Tillamook
County,
again offer the not too happy nations
ed in the Pacific Drug Review; Con
thelet, and the defendant Louis Pri-
In the matter of the
__ estate
_____ ___
__
of H
Har
tents and measurements must be la­ of I'.urope the opportunity to enjoy a
meau, each one-fifteenth.
vey
N.
Cottle,
Deceased.
belled on bottles; the factory at the hearty-albeit, somewhat sardonic—
To the defendants Eugene Roy,
To Addie Cottle, Bertha G. Cottle,
back of each drug store must be laugh at our expense, i he laughter of
Victor Roy and Yvonne Roy, each
painted and partitioned in tile colors Germany will be especially explosive, Reamond Cottle, Harold W. Cottle, one-sixtieth.
and with the materials prescribed, is the Kaiser will feel confident that Isabel K. Cottle, Fred B. Cottle and
To the plaintiffs James J. Polan
and bottles must be cleaned with live Congress will insist on being permit­ Harry B. Cottle, greeting.
in the name of the State of Oregon. and Mary Polan Dore, each one-
steam instead of hot water or chemi­ ted to talk as long a time, at least, on
;
Vol! are hereby required to appear tenth.
cal disinfectants. The drug business his atrocities as the President con­
1 he said parties being as alleged by
in the County Court of the State of
is not the only business in < iregon sumed in writing about them.
the complaint the owners of the said
I here seems to be no good public Oregon, for the County of Tillamook,
that is regulated by a multiplicity of
said proportions, '
regulating bodies. In some lines the reason w hy the president should place at the court room thereof, at Tilla­ real property in
regnaltion is imposed hy as many as on ( ongress responsibility for our mook City, in the County of Tilla­ and the other parties to the cause, be­
eleven different authorities, authori­ course toward Germany. We arc not mook, on Wednesday, the 17th day ing alleged to be respectively the
i
zed hy statute. The taxpayer pays the about to declare war on that nation. of May, 1916, at 10 o’clock in the husbands and wives as indicated of
state's cost of regulation, the con­ At the very most, no matter what the forenoon of that day, then and there the respective plaintiffs and defend­
sumer pays the extra heavy expense official investigation discloses re­ to show cause, if any there be, why ants, and to have inchoate interests
incurred in conforming with them, garding the barbarities that surround­ said Court should not make an order as such husbands and wives only in
The Waiter and the Coffee.
Beware of Ointments for
multifarious variegated, visionary and ing the sinking of the Sussex and as prayed for in the petition of H. T. said real property.
Catarrh
that Contain Mercery
1 hat as part of the expenses an at­
inefficacious
regulations that are Englishmen, we shall be no more Botts, Administrator with the will
A man entered a famous restaurant I as mercury wiii surely d -• >y the
th'- «er->e
imposed by well meaning theorists truculent toward Germany than we annexed of Harry Wingate Cottle, torney's fee of $250.00 be allowed to and asked for coffee. After he had of smell and completely ot • «ng- ti
r. h. .*
î he
it throuxh
'
clothed with official authority.—Ore­ were toward Austro-Hungary when deceased, authorizing, licensing and the plaintiffs for the prosecution of , finished bis repast he called the wait­ I system when entering
ver
mucous surfaces. Such articles shot ip! ■
we found that the ambassador of that directing the administrator to sell at the suit.
gon Voter.
er and said:
from ’•e-
be
used
except
on
pre*erii»tlons
The lands prayed to be partition- j
royal and imperial government had private sale all of the following de­
.1
V'v
_* t C."
“Waiter, this coffee -----
has its good table pb> sn-i.t'j«
. ■ < .ly
The cost of newspaper stock is been promoting attacks on our indus­ scribed real property, situate in Till­ ed in this suit are situate in Tilla­ points and its bad points. One of its do is ten’fold to tne g.you
ecu .-,
from them. Hall's'
soaring again and is now decidedly tries. I he president demanded the re­ amook County, State of Oregon, to- mook County, Oregon, and are de­ good points is this •it has no chicory ■ derive
manufactured by F. J. Che icy ¿C i-O„
higher than for many years, metal call of Dumba, and did not ask con­ wit:
Tv led o, (? , cont. da« no tr r ■ '»-y an i
scribed as follows:
, '
in it.”
it-.:
r.
ac’.i.i ■ dire'. ly «
Lots I, 8, 9, and to of Block 5 in the
'
from which the type is made, has in­ gress s for
permission to do so. As the
Lots 2, 3, and 13 of Section 31, in '
Xc.s> s*r/' replied the waiter, quite | taken ¿ntei
ni
and mucous surface-* of
■ y
— - we shall do in the case town of Bay City, Lots 3, 4, 5, and 6, Township 3, North of Range 9 W est gratified. \ isiona of a handsome tip I blood
creased enormously, the ink used in very v
utmost
In buving Hau's Catarrh > tuc I k >u. - « i
h
.i
such quantities by all papers, has of Germany, which for over a year Block 1, and 4-j interest in Lot 2, of Willamette Meridian.
get
the
genuine.
It
is
taken
iatsi
nai
floated before his mind's eye and he
made in i n-’ >
by r j” Clv.icy
c >
more than doubled in price, and tele­ has been murdering oar citizens on Block 6, Cone & Company’s Addition
The North half of the North East rubbed his hands gleefully.
Testimonials
uce.
graph service was raised nearly fif­ the high seas, is to hand _____
Bernstorff tp Bay City. One-half interest in Lots quarter; the South East quarter of
But, resumed the customer, "its i Sold by L>r«iggists. Price 75c. ¡ ’.« outvie
teen per rent to cover the extra war his passports, it docs not
—t seem
seem neces
neces- ­ 15 and lb. Block 55, and all of Lots the North East quarter, and lot 3 of bad point is this—it has no coffee in I Taue H ca II' s 1' auniy Pili» for coustipation.
service. All of these extra additions sary that the President should have 13 to 10 in Block 57, Pacific Addition Section 36, in Township 3, North of it.”
to the expense of getting out the to get the consent of Congress to to Bay City, all situate in Tillamook Range to, West of Willamette Meri­
HEAR WITHOUT E a RS.
County, Oregon.
daily papers have been borne by the perform that formality.
dian, and
For the purpose of paying charges,
publishers without any advance in
As the election approaches, Mr.
Police and Detectives Are U~:n; Lip
Commencing at the meander post
uffered rom ackache ahí
price of either the paper or advertis­ M ilson seems to lose hts nerve.— expenses and claims still unsatisfied
Reading in Place ot th Dic­
on the Section line between Section
against said estate.
ing. hut there must be some manner I he Spectator.
tagraph.
31 in Township 3, North of Range 0
Witness
the
Honorable
A.
M.
Hare
in which a retrenchment of expenses
idkey rouble fob ears
Thousands of deaf people are today
West, and Section 36 ic Township 3!
Judge
of
the
County
Court
of
the
War
Losses
Enormous.
must be made, and one of these will
throwing away all hearing devices
State of Oregon, for the County of North of Range 10 West, and running
have to he the cutting off the sub­
and enjoying all conversation. This
thence
North
on
said
Section
line
to
Dear
W
hili-
little
credence
is
due
the
re
­
Tillamook,
with
the
seal
of
said
Court
■Renders
—
I
wish
to
tell
yon
scription lists all those persons who
method is easily and quickly acquire 1
take the paper for months and years ports ol the various belligerents as to affixed, this the 6th dav of April. A. rods; thence West 208 feet; thence that I suffered from backache and through our system. Absolutely the
kidney
South,
parallel
with
said
section
line
D,
1916.
trouble
for
years.
I
heard
of
the
mi
uber
ol
the
enemy
they
have
without paying for same.. 1 he ulti­
only thing of its kind in the country.
____ ______
to the Nehalem River; thence follow­ Doctor Pierce's
Anuric Tablet , and I Our
J. C. Hedden.
matum has gone forth that the “dead­ sl im or captured, the oiticial ' admis­
proposition is entirely original.
tried
them.
They
cured
my
backache.
ing
the
right
bank
of
said
Nehalem
(Seal)
heads'' must pay up, or have their sions as to thin- own losses, w hieb
County Clerk.
Cost is trifling. See what New Inter­
J
hope
people
that
are
troubled
with
River
Easterly,
up
said
river,
to
the
paper cut off and the arrearages col­ arc understated, it anything, prove -
backache will give them a go-si trial. national Encyclopaedia says on Lip
lected. If this should hit you, the 11 is incomparably the deadliest strug*
place of beginning.
Reading. Hundreds of people with
GLYCERINE AND BARK
This summons is published in the 1 am sure they will not fail to benefit.
publisher will be pleased to receive a gli in history. I util last August each
normal hearing are taking up Lip
PREVENT
APPENDICITIS
Yours sincerely,
I illamook Headlight by order of the
remittance to show the leniency of ot the belligerents furnished the
reading for the many additional ben­
The simple mixture of buckthorn
the past has been appreciated.—Ump­ American War College with official
, £?”b,e
H’ Harc- Count'r Judge
M rs . G eo . D eming .
efits gained. You can understand
lists of its casualties. Great
iiritaiu bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adlcr- of Tillamook County, Oregon, said
qua Valley News.
what the actors are saying just as far
alone sends such ''lists now. Gen. i ka astonished Tillamook people. Be­ order being dated the 22nd dav of
N ote : Folks in town and adjoining away as you can see them. The eve
Hugh Scott has transmitted to Sen­ cause Adler i ka acts on BOTH low
More About Rural Credits.
March. 1916, requiring pul lication
understands beyond the range of
ator McCumber the latest total of er and paped bowel, ONE SPOON­ hereof to be made once a w.-ck for places ar? delighted with the results hearing. Send no money, but mention
-O-”— ■
The Woodburn Independent, a con­ casualties, 13.033.000 men, This in­ FUL relieves almost ANY CASF six successive weeks, and the first they have obtained by using " A RVEIC, ’ this paper and state whether or not
the newest discovery of Dr. Pierce, wh > 1
stant and careful student of rural cludes killed, wounded and missing. constipation, sour stomach or gas. 1. publication of this Summons is made
is head of the I nvalids ’ II itel and you are deaf. Al! particulars will be
credits problems, has the following Il is impossible to get official infor­ removes such surprising, foul mattei on the 23 day of March, 1016.
S ukgical I nstituts , in Buffalo, N. Y. sent you absolutely free and with no
mation as to the exact number killed, that a few doses often relieve or pre
regarding the various plans advocat
H. T. Botts,
Those who started the day with a back­ expense to you. Address, Schoo! of
ed for giving the farmer the capital since many of the seriously wounded vmt appendicitis. A short treatmen-
Attorney for Plaintiffs. ache, stiff legs, arms and muscles, and Lip Language, Kansas City, Missouri.
du- after the rcj.orts are made and helps chronic stomach trouble. Thi
necessary for the development of hi
an aching head ( worn out before ths
land, and on terms that are within his many killed are reported among the INS I XNT, easy action of Alder-i-ka
day began because thev were in and out
DON’T WAIT.
power to meet:
missing Practically all of the slain is astonishing. J. S. Lamar, Druggist
of bedjialf a dozen times at night) era
----- o-----
"The committee appointed by the left oil the field held by the enemy
Take Advantage of a Hillsboro Citi­ appreciating the perfect rest, comfort
"missing“ since
recent conference at Salem to adopt are reported as
and new strength they obtained from
zen's Experience.
George Williams of Bay City has
there
is
no
definite
proof
of
their
a state rural credits plan, it is under­
Dr. Pierce’s Anuric Tablets. To prove
\\ hen the back begins to ache
been maintained as silent vigil bcsidi
death.
It
will
not
be
until
the
end
of
stood, may urge the amortization
Don't wait until backache becomes that thia is a certain uric acid solvent
the stranded schooner Oakland, ot
scheme advocated by one Macpher­ the war that definite knowledge will
and conquer«’ headache, kidney and
Manzanita Beach, during the past chronic;
be available, through the exchange ot*
son of the Agricultural College
bladder diseases and rheumatism, if
‘Till kidney troubles develop;
week,
being
assigned
to
that
task
bv
“The method proposed is somewhat prisoners. Claims as to prisoners held
'Till urinary troubles destroy night's you’ve never used the "Anuric,” cut
the underwriters. Aside from the cat
after that in effect in New
this out and sent! ten cents to Doctor
Zealand now arc subject to discount.
rest.
go
of
ties
still
in
the
hold,
it
appear:
and, while it contains some good
I he number killed must be enor-
Profit by a Hillsboro citizen's ex- Pierce for a large sample package. This
to
be
a
case
of
locking
the
stabh
will prove to you that "Anuric” is
points, has others that are objection- tnous. British detailed I report show
perience.
alter stealing the horse, as the boa:
able, especially in view of the fact one killed in every
Zina Wood, , Broadway St., Hills- fpirty - seven times more active than
five missing,
".1.1
utterly
stripped
of
everything
that the Cupper plan, so simple and wounded and taken prisoners,
|
I says: "P0®”’5 Kidney hth'a in eliminating uri-s acid—and tho
The movable the day following the beach­ I boro.
u-n ’v. Ore.,
i
most perfect kidney and bladder cor-
so 'feasible, is liable to
„ be
_________
shoveil early German reports, which w-crc
,
helped my back and relieved me
ing
of
the
craft
by
beach
combers
Of
D. you are a sufferer, go to your
aside to make room for it.
very exact, showed 24 killed in every
of kidney trouble.
I
recommend
the
donkey
engine
on
hoard,
the
boil
­
"The id u.i in the Macphernon plan is 100 casualties. But there is no fixed
( them as first class kidney medicine. I best druggist and ask for a 50-cet>t box
er
alone
escaped
intact
The
fittings
of
"Anuric.
” You run no risk for Dr.
to establish a
*oan
percentage, as a large body of j
haven t used them to anv great extent
ware completely removed
The ship I but what I took relieved my back in P'.eroe s good name stands behind this
in the State, which will dispose of its may be oce.isionally taken
State bonds at 4’i per
r. HKl..
cent interest out much bloodshed. Russia leads in as she stands, reminds one of a blue short _ order.My experience proves that wonderful new discovery as it has for I
jay deprived of all but its little top­
*7* past half century for his "Golden I
and loan the money to various
.«^wsj in*
"is. with 5,000000 Germany has
| Doan s „Kidney Pills can benefit the
not and two tail leathers. The under­
Discovery” which makes the I
terests at 5 per cent and for a perhxl 2.UXXOOO.
Austria.
2.01x5000,
and
system.
Price eoc, at all dealer«.
of from 20 to Jb1, years.
France 2.000.000. Great Britain has writers are expected in daily to make I Don t simply ask for a kidney remed" blood pure, his "Favorite Prescription”
p 7 u
and his «Pleasant I
'The borrower, according to this only 620,000. But the latter surpasses a final adjustment, at whirh tim« —tret Doan’s Kidney Pills—the
- ....... .......... . local p.rs, ns plan to secure the cargo
rilrts" to, hver ills. Al! Dr. Pierce’» I
plan, would pay 5 per
interest. all in expenditure of money, with
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