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OUR NEICHBORS.
WHITNEY, IDAHO.


whitney. Idaho. March G.
Special Correspondence
ON Friday evening. March g. the
people ~ the ward assembled In the
school house which had been decorated
with bunting. etc. Picnic was FURNISH q
by tho ladies, ANA when nearly every
member OF the ward had arrived
Counsellor brigham Hcgtt drove TO the
bishops residence, calling upon him
To attend special meeting of the
officers OF the religion class, George
r. benson. son OF the late APOSTLE
Ezra Y, Henson. IL bishop, ON arriv-
Ing M the school house the bishop was
overwhelmed with "A welcome and love
greeting that showed the good feeling
and respect the people have for the
Bishop. After IA tine program had been
rendered, and supper over, Counselor
Wright In few woll chosen words ex-
pressed the esteem ~ the people FOR
their bishop. who had lnbOred 80 long
and M faithfully among them. tho
young men NJ the ward, he said. aH-
sisted by their parents, had a small
token to ,offer him, President liolllsonn
NJ tho Y. NJ. ~, I, a. then presented
the nishopin handsome gold watch and
chain. The IiiHhop, In a voice allied
with emotion. made a brief reply.
thanking the people Tor the love aud
support they had always given him.
'fhe people OF whitney have In course
OF erection fno church, modern In all
Of It's appointments. 3oN50. II now up 10
the water table, and when finished win
be- handsome structure. II IL buit
Of white sandstone.
Here AZ elsewhere the cry IL. Elye us
more church room, and while this
place II only " years old, there are
more children 20 the square mile than
can be found anywhere else In Zion.
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Notice r. hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting ~ the Stockholders
pany viii be held pursuant 10 require
mcniH Of the articles OF incorporation
NJ said company on the third Monday
In March. 1900. March 20l az the Fcn-
oral office ~ sntd company, Rooms
$50, III. Progress Building. iio South
Main Street. Salt Lake CITY. Utah, at
o'clock y. IN. Of said day Tor the cleo.
ton " q Board of i've Directors 10
serve Tor the ensuing year. and for tho
transaction OF such other business ns
may properly come before such m1ot.
ing.
THos KANE. Secretary.
Dated February ~. isp9
First publication February 70. isa9.
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SAT- Luke VIiy, Utnh,
February g. 1899.
Tho partnership heretofore existing
between j, s. Peery. W. a. Smith and
l.. n, carver. under the name ana style
uf Tho peory storage Company, and
doing business In salt Lake Clty Utah,
a this day dissolved by mutual consent,
j. s.. pcery having retired from said
partnership. ana his interest In said
partnership having been purchased by
w. A. Smith ana l.. II. Carver. In the
future tho business win be run under
the name OF Deserct Storage, By w, a,
Smith and l.. n. Carver, who assume
ana will pay all the debts Of said COM
many. j, $. PERRY.
W. A. SMITH.
J., II, CARVER.
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srrclAL srocNnoLDlu,' MrrrINa.


Notice ~ hereby given By ihe under.
signed, being the owners OF one. fourth
of the capital stock VI the Treasure
Hill MininE company. that special
meeting Of the stockholders of eaid cor.
porntiou VIII be- held NJ tho Office " the
company. 2i2 Atlas Block. salt LAX,
city, Utah. ON Thufrdny. ,nc 10th day
" March, 1899. NJ 10 o'clock a. M. %
said day. Tor the purpose " consider.
INK the question Of Increasing the cap.
ltal stock uf the corporation from $4,000
20 10000 and Tor the purpose or con-
giderlng the question 81 selling tho
property OF the company or u devlsing
other means for the purpose ~ paying
itH debts. Tor the purpose ~ elccting a
new board ~ directors. aud Tor the pur-
pose NJ trnnsacting such other business
az may come before the meeting.
-. r. WALKER IR.,
SHARP WALKER,
W. n. DODGE,
Stockholders Of Treasure I'M Mining
Company
Dated salt Lake city. Utah. February
18th, 1889.
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Tho sami- Weekly News" Is the
great country paper OF IN, intermoun-
tain region. II clrculntca In every city
and settlement In Utah. and IN most "
those NJ Idaho. Wyoming. ArizInn.
Colorado, New Mexico, Montana. Sc,
vnda, Western Canada ana old Mexico;
cglitd
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prLrNourNr ASSESSMENT sor,cr.

bonneville Mining Company. Cor
pprntinn organized and existing under
the laws ~ Utah. with principal place
uf business 40 Salt Lake city. Utah.
There are delinquent upon the follow
inH described stock on account NJ ne-
soTHmcnt No 4 levied ON the 18th day
~ January. 1882. the several amounts
set opposite nainvH ~ the respective
share holders, uH follows
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And In accordance with law and an
order of the Board Of Directors. made
on the goth day ~ February. 1899. 20
mHrv shares ~ each parcel 1f said
stock nv may be- necessary. win be-
sold NJ the office Of said company No,
10 North Main 81, On the goth day ~
March, 1899. nt the hour ~ . u. M. To-
pnv delinquent assessment thereon to-
Fe,hcr with the cost uf advertising ana
the expense OF sale.
JOHN WELLS.
Secretary.
Dated March list 1899
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For frost hltcs. burns, indolcnt aoros
eczema. skin disease. aud especially
pies. DcWitts witch Hazel saly.
stands nrHt and hest. Look out FOR
dishonest people who try 20 Initiate and
counterfeit H. It's their endorsement
of q good article. Worthless goods are
not Initiated. Get DoMittH Witch
Hazel salve. y. g. Schrnmm. McCor-
nick building, corner Main street. Firat
sautl
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children who are troubled with
Worms uro pale IN the face, frctfu by
spells. restless In sleep. have blue rlngs
around their eyes, bad dreams. Vhri.
able appetite and pick the nose
WHITES CREAM NEl,MGFU0E will
XIII aud oNpel these parasites. Price. 20
cents. Il. G. ~ /. Drug Dept.
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TOOEi Z.

Friends and subscribers N tho
"Nowa' In Tooele city are notified uat
the agency FOR that city has been
Transferred Ia Hugh 8. Gpwhnr. Al
our customers arr requested 10 do bust
moss with him In the future. and SUBJ
HcrihorH knowing that they are in ar
roara with the News" are requested
20 make immediate settlement with
him,
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A. the season Of the year when pneu-
monin. IA grippe, rurc throat. coughs.
Gods. Catnrrh. bronchitis ana lung
troubles are 30 be- guarded against,
nothing ia n ine substitute" viii Fan.
nver the purpose ur ~ Just ~ good"
nu ono Minute Cough rurr. That M
the one infnllihln romrdy Tor on lung,
throat or bronchial troubles Insist
vigorously upon hhv.ng Il N something
else ~ offered You. T.. q, schramm,
Mccormick iulluinr. corner Main
fireei. Flrrt South.
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merry died from Group People have
learned the value NJ one Minute Cough
cure ana use II Tor severe lung aud
throat troubles. n Immediately stops
coughing. Il never fails. r. q.
schrumm. Mccormick BuiidinE. corner
Main street, First South
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Cough cure. ministers were greatly dis.
turbed by coughing congregation. No
excuse Tor n now. 4. &, gchrumm.
Mccormick liullding, corner Main street.
lfirut South.
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phobe Eleanor nyuoH. Plaintiff,
Ns
William Henry llyuun Defendant,
Tho State OF Utah, Ca said ngfoudlut
You are hereby summoned 90 appear
Within twenty days after thr sortl Uu ~
this summons upon sou, lf served With
I'm tho County Iu which tr's action Ia
brought. otherwise within thirty days
after service. aud defend tho above en-
Titled action. and IN cnsr ut your flil-
ure so To du. judgment viii be- rendered
against you according 90 The demand
of the complaint. Of which % COPY Ia
herewith served upon you
RICHARDS a NAHiAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Dated February aSth, 1889
=. q. Address: Mccormick Block.
Salt Lake city Utah.
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A..n,sMlNr NoIicr so. ..

Fissurc Mining Co. Principal place
of business Salt Lake city. Utah
Mines situated IN Tintic Mining
District, Juab county. Utah.
Notice ~ hereby given that at a meet
inf ~ the Directors ~ the fisaure Aim
ing Co, held February 10. 1893. ASSESS
ment No ~ one half cent per share
was levied ON the capital stock Of said
company. payable Immediately 60 ~.
Green. treasurer. at iUi Ena, Second
South street. salt Lake city. Any
stock on which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the Goth day %
March. 1899 will be delinquent and adj
V.riisod for sale. at public auction. and
unlosa payment II made before. will be-
sofia IN April ~. 1899. 10 pay the delln-
qucnt assessment, together with cost
Of advertising aud expense ~ sale.
u. GREEN. Secretary.
No. i05 East Second South street.
Palt Lake city. Utah.
Dated Feb. II. 1899,
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Advertisers who desire 20 roach the
country population ~ tho Western
States and Territories should patrnniEe
the "Scmi- Weekly NowH;" itH circuln.
ton books are open 10 all advertisers.
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Notice r. hereby given that nj "a
mcetlug of the liunrd of Directors ~
the Gold Lenf Mining company. held
February 10Th, 1898. an naaessment of
ono-hulf Of one per cent per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of tho
corporation, payable February goth
1882 Co John Wells. treasurer OF tho
company. at No. u north Main street.
salt Lake city, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess.
ment may remain unpaid March s0th.
1890 will be delinquent, ana ON March
2lst, 1899, viii b. advertised Tor sale
at public auction, ana unless payment
~ made before viii be- sold on Aprll
18th. 1893. az ~ o'clock noon 20 nay tho
delinquent assessment, together with the
cost or advertising ana expense of snlc
liy order OF the Board of Directors.
JOHN WELLS,
Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake city. Utah February
18th. 1899.
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The results of an oyer-induigcnce In
food or drink are promptly rectlfed.
without pain or discomfort. by taking
q few doses nf lIERilNE. Price L0
cents. a. g. 81. ]. DRUG Dept.
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LOGAN.
Important Church huiinr-t~rsi Notes.
General New. budget.

Special per Dc-crrt Telegraph.
Logan. March 0-Thcro was n large
attendance at the stake Priesthood
rcctlnE on Saturday. Elder samuel
Roskclly. OF the Logan Temple. dcilv-
cred an important address IN which he
laid down the rule that II II not consist
ont with the discipline ana order of tho
church FOR Elders IN perform = mar
rlngc ceremony without nrst obtaining
the sanction of the bishop or presiding
authority where he lives.
Hal Nnpper and owen Nelson. two
boys. were fined - each for boarding
trains while they were In the depot
yard.
Moronl Peterson. OF the Fifth ward.
was arrested this morning IN chnrgc
OF trcspaHr. and pleaded not guilty.
Ills trial win be- held this afternoon.
officers here arv endeavofinE tn lind
an individual whose name cannot BE-
learned now. who obtained horse and
saddle frum Thatcher'H livery stable on
Saturday morning. promising 10 return
with II that day. A. yet, however. he
has failed Ia show IN and tho owners
believe that he has made N with the
hoiv" and saddle. lie atnyci here Iii
day nlEht with Mr. A. Dcnitt ana stole
some articles from his premises.
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Soricr or Assrssnrsr
West Buckeye Mining Company.
Principal Place Of business. salt Laac
city Utah.

NOTICE II hereby given that nj a
meeting OF the board OF directors ~
West buckeye Mining Co. held at Salt
Lake city. Utah. Feb. Is. 1893. an as
nessment Of y OF one cent per rhnrr
wnH levied ON the capital stock ~ the
corporation. payable nj once TO u. u.
Miller secretary. sts State street, Salt
Lake city. Utah. and any stock .pon
which the assessment shall remain un-
paid on the s3rd day NJ March. if91. viii
be delinquent ana advertised FOR sale
AT public auction. and II payment IL
not made before. viii be- sold on tho 10th
day of April. 1899. nc 10 a. m. NJ "a!
state street. Salt Lake city, Utah, %
pay assessments ana cost OF aivcrtls-
Ing aud expenses % sale.
Il. u. MILLER Secretary.
Dated salt Lake city. Feb. 90 ise9.
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VARIETY DETERMINES THE
STYLE.

In pruning we must look to the ma
turnl habits Of the tree. Tor instance
tie PIrhant, CcorFcsnu. Sui~uma aud
Willard japan plums nrc ot a sprawl
quire severe cutting back, white
such sorts na wickHon. Hale. Red
June. Abundance and rhnbpt. which
are upright In growth. viii need cut
ting back from the top ana center IN
order to secure NJ low, oprn heads ~
possible II win be- noticed that all
trros with this upright tendency ~
growth are more liable 10 split down
when heavily loaded with fruit than
those m more spreading habit The
limbs ~ the latter holuE attached at
nearly right angles with the trunk.
while those n the former Join the
trunk at such On angle that they are
quite liable 20 split down with the
weight ~ the nrat crop 81 fruit and
should therefore he pruncd to avoid
this az FAR uH possible.
Low HEADED TREES BEST.
4 tree pruncd low has every ndvnn-
tngc over tho hish tree. thinning ana
picking or the fruit eau be attended Ia
with loss than one half the expense.
winds do not trouble them, the fruit "
less injured hy falling 60 the ground
aud IN always NJ more uniform size and
quality than that 81 the tail. un-
trimmed trres.
HrsH FRUITS.
Currnnts need only the cutting out NJ
old wood. which encourages more
vigorous now growth n the new
growth OF currunts n cut back one
half nr morr. the fruit Will be larger
and viii be- more closely grouped On
the bushes. making picking more easy.
A heavy mulch. ~ COARSE, HtraNy horse
manure. will De- found very beneficial
10 the currnnt patch; II VIII serve tho
double purpose nf knoplng the ground
moist and cool Keep down the weeds
ana the fruit clean.
ghnner and Columbian rnHphcrries I
cut out nli old canes and burn them ~
soon as the fruiilng season " over hut
do not cut back IN" new canes until the
buds are well started In spring. for they
are sure IL be- Killed bnck by tho warm
sun In early spring. Then ! often cut
them back To Within n foot of the
grnund and consider this KILLING back
an advantage. fur got better fruit mud
more ~ n from the new shoots that
start out from these cut-back canes. ~
yet can ter nu prrccptlble difference
In these two varieties. II ~ grand
fruit, aud H. habit ~ growth renders
ID 10 easy Ia grow that II should b.
found Ia every garden ana ON every
farm wherever IA VIII grow.
Red Rnrphrrries All dead canes and
ali gmui Wpnk ones should be- taken
out ana burned nH soon ~ possible nf-
tor the frmtlng season ~ past. Thih
will destroy u great many Insects ana
their eggs. besides u let's In the sun
and air and upenr up the remaining
canes l have never prncticcd pinching
back the young canes OF the red rnsp-
berry when from eighteen Ia twenty
four Inches high Tor the reason that the
new growth which N sure to follow this
method would NOT stand our severe
winters. aud ! nlwaya get splendid
crnpa by letting tha canes grow to their
full height
The hardest rcd raspberries have
yet seen are the loudon, Miller ana
10 some extent sun II gives excellent
crops OF very mo ruiI
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pHouArr Ann Guardianship
NOItti7,
Consult County Clerk or me Respective
siguera ior Further Information.
SUMMONS.

IN the District court ~ Sllt Lake
county state ot Utah,
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The Gold Leaf Mining Company. a
Corporation. Principal Place of Iiua-
incar. salt Lake city. Utah.

Location Of Mining Property. West
Mountain Mining District. Salt
Lake County. Utah.
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Special corrcrpondenee.

special Correspondence.
Logan March Tho name ~ the
man who stole the horse belonging To
Moses Thatcher Jr. turns out to DO
Peterson. although b. obtained the AMI
NAL under the name ~ Robert Wilson.
Ills home. Il n said. In In Mink Creek.
Idaho, sheriff Crockett started south
on his trail this afternoon. The miss
lng horse and saddle Is worth about
Tho Seventh ward Dramatic company
played Ia llyrum ana WellHyille this
week for the benefit N the sabbath
school. ana missionaries absent from
the ward.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued today; Ezra n. Gunncll and
Mary T. Milton. both ot Wellsville;
Edward f.eavitt and Lydia Karen.
both Of f.cwistoni Jarvis johnson aud
Ellie IiuHenbnrk, both ~ c0lllnHtOn.
The county commissioners are Ia ses-
sion today, having adjourned their
regular meeting on Saturday. on nc
count Of the Legislative visit 20 Logan.
4 few allowances have been made and
the following road supervisors were np-
pointed; Newton. William llarkcr:
Paradise, Samuel obrey smithneld.
William Mather. peterboro, Jas, Jcn-
son; Mt. sterling, Robert bedford;
tlarkst0n, George Godfrey; M"ndon.
John Ladle, Lewiston, ole olenon.
II. Y. coLLEGE NOTES.
Work In the college Is progressing
quietly. Nothing Of particular import
ance occurred during the wcck
In the students meeting ON Monday
student IT, A. hllncklcy gave an cN-
cellent address ON ''ldoalz;" Miss Can't
well read a well prepared essay. aud
President Kerr occupied the remainder
OF the time.
Elder l.. u. Martlneau gave a spirit
ed address In chapel Wednesday morn
Ing, on Thursday Elder W. Il. Terry. u
former student Of the college, who has
just returned from "a mission 10 Ger
many conducted chapel exercises.
The pOlyHophicni society was disap-
pointed In not being able TO hold u
meeting Friday evening. owing To tho
sickness OF Hon. Charles Niblcy, Who
was on tho program.
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AGRICULTURAL.
C~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~N~~NN~~os~~~
PRUNING TREES AND BUSHES.
When. How aud for What Purpose should
Trees he Trimmed

IA. A. Halliday In Green's Fruit
Growcr.l
Without any doubt the best time to
prtfne fruit trees ia In the spring bn-
fore the buds start when there Ia no
frost In the wood. have found that II
trees are cut back while there Is frost
IN the wood there VIII invariably be a
dead stub ON the end VI each branch
No cut.
To secure an ideal tree one must have
the IDEAL Ia mind and then step by step
year by year. stride for itq attainment
Pruning to he properly done, requires
the best skill and foresite u the opera
tor he should prunc with m eye we'll
open Ia the future effects upon the tree
that no permanent injury may be- done.
PRUNING BEFORE PLANTING.
Pruning should begin bofor. the tree
" set. Every well grown nursery tree
IA properly balanced, that ~. there are
Just root enough TO balance the growth
of top. but In digging the tree more or
less OF the large roots ana by fnr the
larger portion Of the finer roots are
unnvoldnbly destroyed. which " courre
throws the tree out Of balance. Now
should this tree be planted Just NJ 1t
comes from the nursery. ~ ~ 80 reu-
orally done. the roots cannot Boz made
TO properly support the top. Give me
" 70
and viii take my chances on maxi
ing good top but o tree with poor
rUuts, no matter how good a top 70 has.
" worthless, and should b. burned I
ind u ~ very safe rule In planting
fruit trees from n nursery to cut on
ull bruised or broken ru1ts. mako
smooth undercut with r. sharp knife.
ana IN the case of apple. cherries aud
standard pears, cut back au branches
uncshnn Of coufrc any bruised or
broken branches should be- removed
Dwarf pears and pluma ~ the fu-
rurcnn varieties cut back 10 two or
three buds " main stalk Peaches
and most ~ the Japan SORTS IT plums
! would leave only a barr stalk ~ two
ur two and half feet In length. and
ur the buds start rub on nil except
about i've. 80 arranged us to- form thc
proper head.
TIE nrer-trcatmont consists In az
annual cutting back NJ all leading
branches ~ at least two.thlr1s Of the
previous seasons growth. This. how
ever does not apply To- apple, cherry
and standard pear trees which need
very little pruning other than the thin
ming out " the brunchos ~ admit ~
tho sunlight and air, or whore limbs
cross each other
or course these nrr only general
rnlra and such na have found during
many years ~ NucccFafui fruit growing
10 DC the best for our northern climate.
II ~ not possible 60 follow any IRON
clad set ~ rules IN th" cate Of the ur-
chnrd. fnf even the different trees m
the same varieties u frul' VIII require
llncrrnt management uH regards prun-
Ing
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DATED Salt Lake city. Utah, Februar,
18th. 1899.
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ASSESSMENT 80. a.
JOHN WELLS.
Secretary.

Dated March ist 1909
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
MAY FIGURES
NorfoIk's Exports Show a Gain Of
Over a Million Dollars.
Tho Clearing House Figures show n
Nen7y Increase Norfolk md
Interest.

That Norfolk Is making steady and
most gratifying progress in material
advancement is shown by the follow
ing very interesting figures prepared by
6tatistican f. e. Dawes. of the Nor
folk Board of Trade and business
Mems Association.
These represent the reports from the
port of Norfolk and Portsmouth for
May 1899. total for first five months OF
1899, total for same period of 1898. YES
ecls entered and cleared In foreign and
coastwise trade for same comparative
periods, clearing house transactions
covering same period, and bank state
ments OF Norfolk and Portsmouth
banks for May l. 1899, June l, 1899, and
June /. 1898:
Exports for the month OF May from
mort Of NorfGllk and porfap,outI,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Waists, 25c. Skirts, 29c.
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stripes and polka DOT patterns trimmed in
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Zoe
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White - X. and embroidered White
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Beautiful new White Embroidered
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cach.
silk Waists. S9.79. worth s3.75.
New Taneti silk Waists. made with
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F"e stylish Black Taifela Waists, $379,
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-9c H,own Crash Skirts. worth SOC
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@c Coed Cotton Covert Skirts:' finer
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Gee and SIC Nice White Duck Skirts.
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