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The TAVERN OF CASTLE CRAC

The Tavern of Castle Crag was built
in, the heart of the Sierras, almost at
the foot of Mount Shasta, and amid
the most picturesque mountain scenery
accessible to the tourist. The eligibil-
ity of the place selected was due to
rare combination of flowing water, in
spring mountain scenery and inviting
forests
The Tavern of Castle Crag, with its
splendid environment, it was believed
would appeal chiefly to those who seek
a sumemr resort for health, recreation.
outdoor sports, sympathy with nature
and informal sociability. To empha-
size this intention and signify the kind
of invitation extended, the name TAV-
ERN of Castle Crag was chosen.
To avoid all implication of sumptuous
accommodations or the tyranny of So
cial formalism and to realize this orig
inal conception, the management has
decided to make the Tavern of Castle
Crag distinctively family resort; and
especially attractive to those TO whom
health, recreation and sympathy with
nature are paramount considerations.
To this end rooms on the first and sec
ond floors of this splendid taXern with
board will be furnished at a monthly
rate of $65 a person; and rooms on the
third floor with board at a monthly
rate of $50 a person.
The accommodations OF the Taver1,
are first class in every particular. Its
parlors and halls are elegant and spac-
ious. Its verandas are cool and invit-
ing, placing the guest always in the
presence of the most attractive noun
tain scenery to be enjoyed from the
balcony of any tavern in the world
The opportunity for outdoor sports
embraces hunting, fishing, riding, BIZ
cycling, walking on mountain paths
and driving on picturesque roads. The
Tavern is located Immediately on the
main trunk line of the California &
Oregon Railroad and is fourteen hours
ride from San Francisco twelve hours
from Stockton, ten hours from Sacra-
mento, thirty hours from Los Angeles
and twenty-three hours from Portland.
The Tavern of Castle Crag is reached
from San Francisco and Sacramento
without loss of time. The train leaves
San Francisco at S o'clock o. m., arriy-
ing early the following morning for
breakfast, which is always ready upon
the arrival of the train. Returning. the
train time affords equal accommoda-
ton. Tbus both in going and in COM
ing the comforts of the passenger and
the economy of his time have been
studied In brief, the Tavern Of Castle
Crag realizes to its guests the perfect
ideal of that spring-time in the high al
titudes of the Sierras which never be-
comes high summer, and is the COM
Portable home of pleasing recreation
and restful repoSe.
For particulars apply to
GEORGE SCHONEWALD,
Room 50, Union Trust Building, San
Francisco.
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WHY PAY
SAN JOAQUIN.


New Hope-Prunes will be less than
last year; full crop of apricots and
also peaches; walnut crop will be a
atures, 90 and - degrees.
FRESNO.
Auberry-Haying will soon be COM
pleted; prospect for peaches good.
Highest and lowest temperatures, 80
and 81 degrees.
McMullen-Weather continues dry
and windy; unirrigated crops are still
drying UP, but those irrigated are
looking well. Fruit crop looks well, but
grapes, pears, peaches and apricots are
scarce. Highest and lowest tempera-
lures, 100 and 81 degrees.
Fresno-Weather warm, with cool
nights There will be large grape
crop, and wheat in some sections will
be good Highest and lowest temper
atures, 9S and 80 degrees.
Easton-Wheat prospects much bet
ter than several weeks ago. Muscat
grapes have dropped heavily but there
are plenty left. In some places peaches
and nectarines are dropping to a con-
siderable extent. Early apricots are
ripe.
TULARE.
Lime Kiln-Cool weather beneficial to
all crops. Hay about all stacked; head
ing of wheat and barley has COM
menced, and the crop will be below ex-
pectations Highest and lowest tenn
peratures, 90 and 53 degrees.
Orosi-Weather warmer
Dinuba-Crops in this vicinity are
looking well despite the long absence of
rain and continued hot weather.
Tulare-There will be more peaches
than was thought some time ago. The
nectarine crop is a good one, and we
could not wish for a better showing for
pears and grapes. The prune crop will
be a light one.
KERN.
Bakersfield--Wheata and barley on ir-
rigated lands under the East Side ca
nal will be unusually heavy Grain
harvesting begun. The grape crop will
be a very large one from the present
prospects.
SANTA BARBARA
Santa Maria--Grain crop still improv
ing under the cool, damp weather
Wheat and oats will be a good crop.
Beans doing well, but acreage smaller
than usual Apricots a fine crop; other
fruit light. Highest and lowest tenn
peratures, so and 80 degrees.
Los Alamos-Cool, foggy weather has
brought crops out exceedingly well: the
coming harvest will more than aver
age with the past season.
Carpenteria-Foggy weather contin-
ues. and also quite cool. Having con-
tinues; beans are coming on finely,
with evidence of good crops; fruit looks
well.
VENTURA.
Saticoy-Apricot crop a good one:
prunes very light; walnut crop good /;
weather favorable to beans and corn
foggy nights and clear days; haying al
most completed, and hay baling will
soon begin.
Santa Paula-Crop prospects very IA
vorable; during the week farmers have
almost finished harvesting their grain.
Highest and lowest temperatures, y
and Al derees.
LOS ANGELES.
Pomona-Weather continues cool.
with high fog in the mornings; beet
thinning well advanced: oranges set
ting well. Highest and lowest temper
atures. So and 45 degrees.
Burbank-Weather- cool and foggy
which is good for crops, which are
looking well.
SAN BERNARDNIO.
Chino-The sky has been uniformly
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clear with foggy mornings Highest
and lowest temperatures, 70 and 56
| degrees
RIVERSIDE.
Riverside-The fruit crop is heavy
one. Peaches and apricots are the
main stay. however, for the prune crop
| was killed some time ago by the not
wind that followed the frost earlier in
| the season. The honey crop was never
so good and heavy as at the present
time.
SAN DIEGO.
Observation-Disclosures cloudy and cool,
| with heavy fog part of the time. Hay
| ing is progressing, and what has been
left for grain is mostly fit for harvest.
Irrigation has commenced. Strawber-
ries and blackberries have ripened
slowly. Highest and lowest tempera-
cures, so and 53 degrees.
Otay-Much cloudy weather prevails,
and is too cool for first-class growth OF
crops Citrus trees have not made as
good a seasons growth as usual. Hay
| is all in the stack, and strawberries
have been very disappointing thus far.
San Diego-Olive trees about Ocean
side and Carlsbad are loaded with bios
SONS Apricots will be fine crop, and
most other fruit is looking well. There
will be light apple crop in the Smith
Mountain regions.
San Marcos-Damp fogs will help
wheat and oats, which are now filing;
barley harvest has begun.
La Costa-Grain filing out much bet
ter than was expected and but very
! little rust has been noticed.
HUMBOLDT.
FslIreka-With continuous fog there
| has been moisture enough to preserve
crops. though not to increase their
growth to any very great extent; fruits
| have suffered; hay will be short and
| thin: rain is needed in the most fa-
yored localities and the mills are rap
| idly becoming brown highest and low
est temperatures. 60 and A degrees,
with .04 of an inch of rain.
Rohnerville-Fruit prospects very
good.
MENDOCINO.
| Ukiah-Hay and grass extremely
| short; early grain is good, but late
grain a failure; some complain of
prunes falling off, but a majority Of
| the orchards have enough for the trees; !;
peaches nil, except in some few late
pruned orchards, where there are some
on the extremities of high limbs; other
fruit fair crop; highest and lowest
temperatures, SO and 40 degrees.
| SANTA CRUZ.
| Santa Cruz-The prune crop will be
a better one than at first supposed,
] while the apricot will be an immense
one: weather is favorable for fruit.
| Boulder Creek-CooI weather with
| fog of morning is very favorable to
| garden truck and late grain, which
| looks better than two weeks ago; fruit
orchards and vineyards are looking
we'll: highest and lowest temperatures,
| S5 and 80 degrees.
| MONTERREY.
| Kings City-Grain in this section is
! turning out better than expected; if
cool weather prevails for the next two
weeks many farmers will harvest grain
which will make up in quality what it
lacks in quantity.
SAN LUIS OBISPO.
! Paso Robes Cherries are ripening
and have done we'll on account of the
/ continued southerly winds with morn
! ing fogs: haying is going on and quail
/ ity is reasonably good; the cool wealth
er has brought out the grain wonder
fully: highest and lowest temperatures,
| 50 and At degrees.
San Luis Obispo-Weather favorable
for pasture, barley and green crops.
! Barley will be very plump if no ex-
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Come To-day.

25c.
Infants Dresses. 35c, reduced from
| SOC.
Infants Dresses, 19c, reduced from
35c.
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temely hot weather sets in; green crops
are growing nicely; fruit is doing well,
but apples need warmer weather; past
ures keep good for dairymen; highest
and lowest temperatures, "a and Al
degrees.
SISKIYOU.
Yreka-Weather dry and hot and
much of the grain is past saving; hay
ing will soon begin, but crop will be
light on the dry ranches; highest and
lowest temperatures, 95 and 36 de-
grees, with 81 of an inch of rain.
MODOC.
Cedarville - Crops suffering on high
land for rain hay will be a good crop,
and the outlook for fruit is excellent;
highest and lowest temperatures, 81
and SO degrees, with 80 of an inch of
rain.
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q: !!.!'. Ast /! .'a.se' !'..!'! Improvement
THE ORDER OF THE AGE.
That's the Place."

Our Great Improvement and Odds and Ends Sale
fleets With Universal Success Crowded Store and
Pleased Customers-Every Item Advertised Was in
Store for You-Such Bargain Giving Never Before in
this City-Your Dollars Will do More Than Double
Duty Now.
Prices all our Seasonable, Up-to-date Mli-
merry Reduced to make room for the Contractors.
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Let Us

Show you those beautiful and popular
Ladies Dress Skirts, made up in mo-
hair luster material. and never sold for
less than 81 30 and So, but all go in this
sale for 81 30.
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Let Us

Skirts, lined throughout with best
skirt lining, bound edge with everlast-
ing velvet. and altogether a very grand
outfit made of brocaded mohair with
raised effect worth 81 to So. SALE
81 90.
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Ladies'
Underwear.

New Drawers marked down to 25c,
35c, 00c-worth double
Ladies' Dress Forms, 10c each; reg
ular price, 25c-in wire and new buck
ram make.
Over 1000 articles on Bargain Coun-
ters and special interior displays.
Worth your while to look at; worth
your while to buy.
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let Us

Show you those cool and natty Linen
Skirts-just the rage now-at our inn
provement sale. Price. 81 15. Sold
elsewhere at 81 and 81 80.
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Handsome Pattern Hats, trimmed in
finest quality of materials, and worth
So to SO, SO 90.
Double Fraid Leghorn Flats, reduced
from Toe, 25c.
Stylish New Sailor Hats, trimmed
and untrimmed = these all the rage
and popular hats reduced to 15c
lie, Zoe, 45c, 65c, 75c, and every one
worth double the price asked.
Every article advertised is a tell
tale price. Tell your neighbors, your
friends and acouaintances we want
room to make room for a brand-new
modern building. Present stock goes
for what prices one can drive the goods
away
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California Fruit Sales.

California Fruit Sales.
PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-The Earl
Fruit Company sold California fruit at
open auction to-day, realizing the follow
ing prices: Royal Anne Cherries, 70cGs1 80;
Black Tartarian, 5oc@s1 Is; Purity, 81 80;
Black Bigarreau, 65G95c.
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Sheridan-Haying is going on, and in
some places only half a crop viii be
harvested, in others it is a little bet
ter and the same can be said in ref
erence to wheat and barley; some fields
the wheat is plump and fine but heads
are short: in some other fields il is
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severely from frosts earlier in the sea-
son
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New Hope-Prunes Will be less than
last year; full crop of apricots and
also peaches; walnut crop will be
large one. Highest and lowest temper
atures, 90 and - degrees.
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Cushions.

Tan Color Cotton Blankets, 11-4
size; fine for camping purpose.
SALE PRICE, 81 10 PAIR.
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clear. with foggy mornings. Highest
and lowest temperatures, 10 and o6
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TO=DAY'S SPECIALS.
Big Shoe Bargains.

Three large lines of drummers'
samples, each containing over
three hundred pair TO line--in
all about 1000 pair. These lots
consist of Mems, Boys, Ladies
and Children's Shoes, no two pair
alike, from the heavy shoe to the
finest dress shoe VIII be placed
on sale at less than actual fac
tory prices.
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Hollister-Hay crop about an average
one and of good quality Weather ia
vorable for wheat, but yield will be
light on account of the usual absence of
spring rains. Highest and lowest tenn
peratures, IS and 40 degrees.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-31

A misprint in las evenings paper
made an item concerning the Modern
woodmen Oh America read that there
was an assessment for April, when 1t
should have read that there was no
assessment for next month. During the
fifteen years OF the soei-ty's existence not
more than eleven assessments have been
asked for in a single year. lt il post
BILE there will be only ten called this year;
owning 10 the fact that the April assess
ment is omitted, as heretofore the IN
called a. ,essment has not usually been
a. unced until November or December
OF each year
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Of each year

Welcome visit Of Colonel Higgins, son
OF Commissionar Higgins, to Red Jacket
Saturday, April II aud Easter Sun
day. Public reception at the depot, $40
p. m, Saturday. Big banquet at D p. m.
Public demonstration, g D. IN Sunday,
a day at the cross. Msior Clifford will
accompany the colonel. The major will
ais visit Lake Linden April 18th, and
Hancock on Good Friday.
ApJuTANT and Mrs. SHEPPARD.
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Cabinets Cycle Show
Preparing for One at
the Light Guard
ArmOfy.
nc Will Open on April "a
And Continue Ihree Day s-Tbe NOunG
Mems Christian Association the
Promoter OF the Affair.

Mems Christian Association the
Promoter. OF the Affair
Not a freak will be shown ct the frt
annual cycle show, which will optn Sat
urday April q, and continue for three
DAYS. at the Calumet Light Guard Ar
rnory. under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Two big
sextettes will be shown. Tandems and
4riplets will also be in evidence, but the
agents. as q rule, will show their best
and most serviceabie machines. There
will be a splendid exhibit OF tires and
their accessories, and the progressive
riders, ever awake 20 secure the latest
points, will manage TO keep the tire
specialists busy.
This exhibition will be the first OF Its
kind ever given here, but everyone con-
neeted with it Will leaye nothing undone
TO make il a brilliant success. The mod
els for 1897 show great Improvement
in many ways, and bicycle riding prom
Uses TO prove mora OF a fad this year
than ever before All grades OF machines
will be shown aud prices will be gradu-
ated so a. to suit all purses. There will
be sixty-two exhibits. Every wheel OF
prominence 10 the market will be shown
in it's most attractive form. Many OF
the exhibitors will expend considerable
money in fitting up their booths, in
order to display their wares in an at
tractive manner. Electricity will be har-
messed TO do duty for multicolored signs.
aud the effect will be artistic and pleas
ing. Flowers, ported plants, palms.
ribbon and fGrbelows will cut quite a
figure in adding to the picturesquesness
OF the scene. The large hall itself will be
brilliantly decorated aud many electric
lights scattered all over the structure
will make it as light as day. Whee's vii.
greet the eye in every direction. Glib
tongued statesmen will be on hand to
talk OK the merits of their makes.
The Fiji b Regiment band VIII furnish
delightful concert musi: very evening.
The show will be open each day from 2
90 1870 2. N. An admission fee OF %
cents for gentlemen and ID cents for
ladies and children will be charged at the
door. Following is a complete list ef
the exhibitors:
Carlton Hardware company Cleveland, Ed
ridge. Crawford, Crown King and Pelham
wheels
Joseph Herman-stesrns, Rambler Ideal,
Wavcrly and Comet wheels.
Tamarack Cooperative Association Hum
her anI Clipper
som . Fl is-lIoward Duber, White and
Eigin.
r. A. Wieder-Monarcb, Winton, Defiance
and estminister.
sivert Olson Advance, Lawrence and key-
uard
Edward Ryan Reliance, Gendron and Rey-
nard.
W c Kinsman- Warwick, Cycloid, stormer
a Nd Truman.
20 Mortini-Adlake, Hudson. winnebago
aud 10 Special.
oven sheridan Glcnwood, Favorite and
Grown King
r. d. Lyon--vietor, Ajax, Victoria and
gIsdiator.
Burrsn Hard ware company Wolf Amerl-
can, Heating Cosmopolitan and Juvenile.
johnson Vivian, Jr. < Co. Columbia, Hart
ford Crescent. Syracuse and Thelma.
Oscar willmes--Fowler, World, Windle and
Trinity.
a firm from Grand Rapids is also ex'
paeted, who will show a complete line 81
bicycle clothing.
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What Is 10 Be FamOus.

The Daily Times Herald, oi Dallas,
1exas, OF the 21st Inst contains good
portrait OF Governor Pingree. The late
mayors potatoe patches and his stand
for the people have surely given him
great prominence all over the States.
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viii StaDard, who has beenssssyisiting
friends and relatives here for the past
elk, left on the early morning train for
his home at Wakefield.
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As is generally known Mrs. W. W.
Ellis has for some two months past been
suffering from an internal trouble and in
order TO ascertain thee Or. Pomeroy
with three assistants on Monday alter
noon performed I'm operation, since
which her condition has been 40 weak
that II che RECEIVERS 1t will indeed be a
miracle. The family have engaged Miss
Mcleod, the trained nurse from New
" rk aud consequently Mrs. Ellis is re-
eel wing all the attention possible and the
result can only now be left in the hands
az her Maker, the doctors having done
all that was possible to relieve her.
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We have large number OF Methodist
hymnals with tunes from 70 cents up.
Tie stock is complete now. hymnals
without tunes from 80 cents IN 10 SO at
John Dunstan's.
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DR.. J. A. Bobb was passenger on the
morning train for Detroit and Chatta-
nooga and other southern points on a
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Ii you want nice neat wall paper at a
reasonable price go to John Dunstan's;
ceiling and border to match. A discount
OF 10 per cent on cash sales.
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To voters I'm the New Precinct.

Voters residing in the new precinct, No.
8, the part OF the village north OF Elm
street, would oblige by calling at the
to snship clerks Office and having their
names transferred on TO the new register,
so as to prevent n rush on registration
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-31
Flowers! FIowers.!

Those wishing fl )ral design for parties,
funerals, etc, can secure them at the low
est possible prices by leaving orders at
Holman Il Williams. Call and be coz
WINGED
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Certificate of Agency.

70 whom 10 may concern:
This is TO certify. that have this day
appointed Mrs. C. W. Hall teacher and
agent for Madame Kellogg's system OF
ladies' French tailoring, dressmakers'
supplies and fashion journals, and she IL
hereby authorized to appoint other
teacters and agents, by obtaining my
previous confent.
The agent appointed by this instru-
unent agrees to make report personally
or ny letter once in ten days, and not to
cell any goods at less than advertised
prices.
rity TO revoke this agency is re-
eeryed, md Madame Kellogg agrees not
30 appoint any other agent for Hough-
ton county, Mich, so long as the agent
appointed by this instrument performs
the duties in n business-like manner.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day OF January, A. d., 1897, in the city
-4of Battle Greek, Mich.
NINE. KELLOGG,
Inventor and Patentce.
Mre. Hall will take class to learn the
.ahove svatem every three months
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Six children Of Mr.. an Mr.. John Bow
dom, oi Waterworks street, and four chill
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawley OF
the same locality, are Ill Of diDhtheria.
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For SALE-A grocers refrigerator,
Belongs largest size; price $50.
ID. w. SUTTER.
Lake Linden.
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Try the New Home sewing machine, it
is the best and cheapest in the long run.
john DUNsTAN, Agent.
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A position wanted as nurse or house
keeper. Apply to Mrs. John Ralph, No.
1147 Depot street.
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Miss Annie Gilbert. of Lake Linden,
who has been visiting relatives here, re-
turned home yesterday.
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Now ia the time to use wall paper; beat
goods aud low prices at Dunstan's.
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Nobbiest hats. shoes and ties in town
are Mt Hoskipg 4 Co.'S.
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Great reduction Of tickets from all
parts OF Europe to America. Apply to
Oates, the ticket agent, Central Hotel.
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FOR Sale.

house and three lots on Kearsarge
street, Laurlum Apply to +. Lathrap,
Viyian's store.
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Before placing an order for bicycle
call and see the Adlake at g. Martins.
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Notice the beautiful display OF muslin
underwear in Hosking & Co.'S.
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Te2 Thousand

Rolls of wall paper is what we have in
stock. SIvERT OLSON.
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II You wish to -elI your heating STOVES
or any other household goods mail pos
tai and We will cali on you.
CHARLES N. PoLIysKY,
312 Fifth street, Red Jacket.
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Carpets made and laid by Hosking
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Inventor and Patentce

Mrs. Hall will take class to learn Oh
above system every three months,