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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

state of Missouri. County OF 81. Fruncnts, IS
In TIM Circuit court In vacation To the No
veuilsr term, iSJ5. the following proceed
ings were nad to Wit
Forrasta q. IIutchisun. Plaintiff.
Ths uasnown HeiEs 0f Woodbridge Merry
field. Defendants.
ATOw at this dag rpmss the plaintiff Hsre.
~ ia, ny her attorney, ". IL. harburf
and files her petition ana atit Iavlt alleging
among other things, that defendants are the
unknown heirs of Woodbridge MerrYiieid
aud are not residents 81 the i'sate nf Mis-
souri,. Whrreupnn, II Is ordered ~ the CLERK
Ut said court Ia vacation. that Naid hefend.
ants br notified 10y publication tliat plaintiff
has commenced a suit against them IN this
court, tho nbiect ami general nature nj
which is TO divide III PARTITION the faiinN inE
described real estate. situate, lying ana b-'
Ing In ~ kFurn OTIS county, stateo OF Missouri
as follows, To wit Northwest quarter 81
northwest quarter Of section r. township
rs. range G east, containing ~ acres. more
or less. and that uaiess the said defendants
be and appear nj this Court, nj the next
term thereof, tu ba begun mud holden nj TIE
Court House ia the city OF FaFmInSi0n. III
SAIL enunty. on the 18th day of November
next. and ON or before the thIrti dag Of said
term, II the term shall So long c0uftnue-afsid
~ not then on or before the last day Of said
lsrm-answer or plead ~ the petition IA
said cause, the same will be taken rs con.
fessed, aud judgment win In rendered &C
rOTdiingiy.
Aud Il + further ordered. that a corr here
of he published. according to law, In the
FkEMtSUTos TINES. = newspaper published
in said county nf e Francois. tor four weeks
successfully. published at least ence n week
the last insertion To be AT least fitseen days
before the FIRST day Of said next November
term NJ this CouTt.
j. q. WILLIAMS. Circuit CIerK.
true copy from the record.
witness my hand and seai ri
{ - the Circuit Court ri I francois
l.. = county, this 7ist day of August,
49, tksu.
J. &. WILLIAMS,
Circuit CLERK.
August e
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

Those who tell you Thai ihe initiative
and refsreadum would result detrimcn-
tai 10 your welfare woald make good
royalists II they wcra subjects OF the
Csar, because their brain Is not strong
enough 10 pcrmis thoughts Of advance
meat. Springfield Mail
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

la an address nj Ocean Grove, n.
j., ON the 25th inst, President Nc
Kinlcy s2id There is some doubt
in some quarters respecting the policy
Of the Government In the Philippines.
see no harm in stating In this pres
cncc Peace first; then, with charity
for all, establish a government Of Law
and order, protecting life and property
and occupation, for the weIl-hcing OF
the people who will participate in it
under the stars and stripes. " That is
an calculation of the Mckinley policy
that /. ~ brief 10 Il j. dense; but IL IL
means anything II Is that his policy Is
10 subjugalt the FiIipinos by force Of
arms, furnish them with y ready. mAdc
government Of imperiahslic pattern, in
the institution aud policy Of which they
Will have no voice, anu then huld them
as forced subjects. To do this would
require a large standing army in the
Philippines and result in continual up
risings among the natives, who will not
be disposed to submit more tamcly to
American rule than they did 10 Span
ish. Aud all this Is TO be done "under
the starr and stripes" faVofiic cx-
preston Of the apologists II imperial
ism, intended to mlslcad the people
and cover up their contempt for the
Declaration Of Independence and the
genius of self. government for which
that flag has long waved as an emblem
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

vember term, lsaa. the following prOces d
InKs were had to.wit;
e, G.. JOHN son. Plaintiff,
VS..
aeorgr J. Taylor and Mary Taylor. Defend,
ants.
~ Ow at this dsy comes the pInInilf here.
~ In, hy his attorney, u. III. Mughury !,
and flies hts petition and arfiiaViE, alleging
among other thiags. that defendants are
n1n.feslstents of the state of Missouri, ard
are atsout t1reTnove their prof,eTty 0ut ~ the
state with intent toeiefraud, hinder add dc !.
lay tiieig creditors, Whers0Isua II Is ordered
ny the Lllreuif CLERK Ia vacation. that saiu
defendants be notified hy paibttcsttic len that
plaintiff has commenced u suit against them
In This tourt, the object anfh general nature
Of which Is 10 recover on q certain pFonisH-
@UEy note datnd faFnliHRten. N0.. S0vem-
bar Is. 1883. for Three Hundred and feenty
five Dollars. due one dar after date, wtth
Interest lcnnipnansi al the rate al PER cent
per annuin; and to attach any and all resff
or personal property OF std DEFENDANTS and
sis.'snions rs gnrtlishssss. hay. isack fleni'
PENDANTS anu that unless tize saith sseofEe j .
fHflur and Mary Taylor be and appear Mt
this Coars. az the next term Whereof. 90 be
brztin nnd holden at the tsDuff lkuupe In ilsa
cry 81 FarminEton. In salxl county, on the
k4th day OF November NEXT. KnFs on or befufe
tire 81 uay OF sssd ievsu. ifstg Term staii 30
tong cthtinte--<afd II not. then on or before
the last dny of said term-uHswef or plead
tn the petition In saia cause. tue same will
be taken as confessed. and Judgment will
be fssatdered accordingly.
And II Il further ordered, that u copy here
Of be- published. according 10 law, IN the
FAma5xufuS THN&H, q Hewsnar1F pnnssslteti
in said c0unfy OF &c. FRANCOIS. fDg fEtur WseK .
successfully published at isgiss Bfsre a wswk j.
the East insertion 10 be- nc least Hftsen s7sys
before the girst day OF said n@xt November
term OF this Cart.
.. G. WILLIAMS. Circuit cisEs.
a true COPY tfpua the record
Wttnseg mr. hand and seni Of
-.e=s the Circuit Court OF Ne Francois
IL y. cosnty. this Iith day % AsHssxs i.
.. q. WILLIAMS,
Circuit CieTks
August IL.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

Tho last fepart OF the State treasury
shows 10, 600, 900 cash on hand, This
does not sound well wish the statement
that the stiie Is bankrupt. We would
like TO be bankrupaad by having e.
900, 900 In our treasury. we imsgine
Ii wsuid DO pleasant scusasioa.---
Springfield Maii.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31


In the Eifrait Court IN vacation 10 the Mo-
veubvT term. tsss. thv following proceed
inHA we're had. to.wti;
, J Freeman. tlalntir,
Lattsc Case. Admin stlatr1x AetiUa "a
1T the estate OF Omar 7
Ease .asrela sssgi a nttietsueH. < ss<.va.,.s. q
Oliver uase. Edwin uase. F"'SN'"@'
laura y. IlaEk ilpttie Med. a..
arts. nud tfhknUs'n Heirs Ut Mortgage
lInaF q. Case decreased,
N.y',w ga this 18th day OF August, isg.
~ comes the ptainttn herein by his nttuF.
ney Merrill fipkin, aad files his pstiflnH aud
affidavit. stating among other things that
all Of tbs defendants nrv non .residentauf
the state Of Missouri, and also thas he verify
believes there are persons Interested ~ the
subject matter of this PETITION Whose names
cannot be Inserted thsrssin. because up.
known 10 plaintiff. and the said unknown
persons are Interested IN said real estate rs
heirs or distrlbuiees OF said omar r Uase.
deceased, ~ far as his knowledge extends ,
Waereupon u ls ordered by the Clerk OF the
Court IN vacation that said defendants be-
notified by publication that plaNtin has
commenced suit against them IN THIS
Court, the object ard general RaturR. OF
which u to forpclogH a mort Ga sc. 0iaH mat q
Judgment be rendered for this debt and In
tcrest, aud that the equity Of redemption Of
the satd defendants ~ and to tile sUuth half
OF the northwest quarter OF section thirty
six tpNl. township thirty .sint6l north, range
four lIl east. situate Ia ~, Francois county 1,
NtAiH VI &tRstulAf Nldl ne iUfFGAWHfAs hhA
that the same, or ~ murh thereof rs may
be necessary. be sole TO Pay on ana discharge
said Judgment. and that unless the said 10
PENDANTS be ana appear at thIa Court Mt tho
next term thereof. to be begun and holden
Of the Cuurt HOUSE tn the city of Farming
ton, IN said county 81 81. Francois. and
state Of Missouri, On the 18th day uf Noyen-
her next. ana on or before the sixth t6shi
day Of said term, u tbs term shaft 80 long
continue-and " not, then on or brfnrr the
last day of said tarm-0nswer or plead To-
the petition In said cause. the same VIII be
taken rs confessed, ana Judgment will De-
TpfHdpTed accordingly.
AND Il 10 further ordered, that q rupy here.
OF la published according To law IN thr
PENNINGTON TINES a neaNspA per published
tn said county OF ~. fnncDis, for four
weeks successfully, published NJ isart once
a week. the last Insertion e. D. nj least NJ
teen days before the nrst DAY ut said next
November term Of this Court.
J. e.. WILLIAMS. circuit Clerk,
4 true copy irpm the recnri,
witness my hand, ana seal Of
- the Cirrult CouTt uI ~ Fmnruis
T.. =, county, THIS 18th day vt August
!. c WILLIAMS,
Circuit tlCtk.
Auguat 80.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

Where shs digestion Il gnod and Tho
general powers Of tho system 10 a
heshhy state. warns can find no hahi.
tstinn In the human body. Whites
Cream vermifuge not only desrsys
every worm. but sorrects AL dcranae-
meals of the digestive organs. Pries
75c u City I,rng ssors.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

A negro who recently came over To
Georgia from Cuba aud speaks English
but hBperfectly, became Involved In .
quarrel with q native eoiofed ci'izen,
whom he referred 10 as an ''Afriean. -
Tank de Lawd," replied the Georgia
ueato, ''if is AGlikan, I aia't no Span.
iel; en- whats mo. ! ain't ue black
Pliiisline! kin speak Nuai,ei States
A-.-f kin!"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

Blolches and cxcsescences, which 80
often annoy people, are simply efforts
Of nature TO throw of impodimcnls 10
the proper performance u her duiies.
HerhInc will aid and assist nasare Ia
her work, and ensure n skin clear and
beautiful, entirely free frcm all imper-
fecIlons. Price 80 cents, nj City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

A free and easy expcetoration spFc-
daced By u few doses oi taiIsTd'r Iiore-
hound Syrup In oil cases Of hoarseaess.
sore throat, or difficulty of breathing
Price % aud Scots at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31
Farmingten Times
TIT RsnAY. August 81, 1899.

Free silver aud anti. imperialism arr
on top in the Eig'h congressional dis
'rict. The Dcmucnais won notable
victory there last Tuesday In the spe-
eiaI election 60 elect u successor to the
lamenicd champion Of free silver.
The returns are not AL in, but enough
have bcen received to indicate the
election of Judge shacklciord by a
plurality Of about 5000, MIR. Bland $
plurality 10 1898 was ASS. 1t Is a
grand victory for free silver ana anti
imperialism, the issues upon which the
campaign was principally made. The
Republicans made a bard fight but
their boast tina, the cause of free
silver j. n dead issue and that the wal
policy Of the administration j. popular
was completely ilattcncd out,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

The saPrssue cpust ii Missouri has
declared that Il Is not untswful 10 play
base ball On Sunday. - question Of
ciriI law ale Court i right, and thss 4
~ TT - \ nay 80. hui IRON moral
ataadpoins, II woaid y bsatsr foF tho
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

Dalisnf's snoW LisImen, gives ~
stant reiioi 70 c1sss u hlsadIng. barus,
bruises. suAliss cuts. etc. I'rice rs
and sos "A tisy prpg ston. u. i
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31
Order OF Publication.

state OF Missouri County OF ~. francois, -.
In the Gifcait Court IN vacation 10 the Mo-
venibvT term, tssss, tiIe following pToecud-
tnHR Ners had. to.tati.
a 4 EffsaFtauu fsfNfuFfm
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31
Order of Publication

tugugt 81
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

state of Missouri. County of 81 francois. s..
In the ClFcult Court Ia vacation to the No
vembeT term, ls11, the following prucet
inKs were had tDawit2
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31
Order of Publication.

August &c
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-31

state Of Missouri. County ofsi. Fruncois, ss
In TIM Circuit Court In vacation To the No
venihsr term, iSJ5. the following proceed
iugs we're had to Wit
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06

Manager Stoddard, Of the Sumpter Lum .
ber company, hopes to have the mill run.
ming today, soon after which he will be
In position to supply the more urgent Of
the earlier orders. He has had some diff.
Guilty In securing logs, along with his
other troubles, owing to the bad condition
Of the roads.
Captain J. r. Woods, Of Chicago, rep.
resenting the great Tanner syndicate, ar.
rived In Sumpter yesterday. He figured
eonspicuously In the Buffalo Hump eoun.
try last spring and summer. His mission
here Is to secure one or more Of the Stump.
ter district bonanzas. He Is one Of the
most famous mining experts on the CONT.
nent.
James Howard, prominent real estate
man from Pendleton, William Robbins, a
mining man from Spokane, arrived In
Sumpter last evening and, In company
with J. n. Robbins, Of this city, went out
to Granite today, to examine some min.
Ing property. These three men have re.
Gently incorporated the Concord Gold
Mining company.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06
Looking fos q Business Location.

George n. Walker, a recent arrival
from West Superior, and e. J. Dwyer,
who also lived there ten or dozen years
ago, but now resident Of Sumpter,
spent several days at Granite, returning
yesterday. They report that camp as
very lively; say that town lots have al.
ready begun to climb up towards the cell.
ing and that residents have the utmost
confidence In the future growth and per.
manent prosperity Of the place. Already
inside lots are quoted at $500. Mr.. Walker
Is looking for an opening for some mer.
camille business and will probably settle
In Sumpter.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06
Win Spend the Winter In California.

y. J. Watson, who has been In the
Cracker Creek and Gable Cove districts
all summer, came down Monday on his
way home to San Francisco, where he
will remain through the winter, having
completed the work on several mineral
claims bought or located for him.
self and California parties, In whose In.
terest he came here. Mr.. Watson was
formerly a newspaper man Of the old
school, and his recent contribution to
this paper has been read by thousands
and reprinted In several other papers.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Al Geiser Is In town today.


Al Geiser Is In town today.
AN. Kettle returned Monday from a
business trip to Shokane.
p,,,. ., 81. v,,.o, ,aa,,,,, .o S,,,.
o., ".,. s,.a =, ,h. .n,n,,, 200, Mo.d.',
Six fouf'horse wagons loaded with steel
rails tor the Ibex mine lett Sumpter Mon
o"y'
General Warren expects to leave Satur'
DAY tor lying business trip to butte,
montana.
j. n. Robbins, president Of the First
Bank Of Sumpter, spent Sunday In Pen.
d'eton.
W. l.. Vinson left Sunday evening for
Portland, going to Baker City on a spe.
cial train.
a. Huntipv,on. known IN tJma,iIla
county as the "Cow Bovo iawvey. is In
Sumpter with the intention Of settling
here to practice law.
The team, wagon and battery for the
Golcopda mill broke through n bridge
while en- route 10 the mine several days
since. the whole outfit falling in the creek.
RI. ,,, ,,,.,,. =, Gait,
will be Glad 10 hear he 1, convale,cing.
after n long siege Of tvphoid fever. but is
slowly improving and hopes soon TO be
up and return 10 Sump,er, Ne is now in
the care Of friend, in Portland.
r a A,us,,,,, =, S,oL,,. ,.,,..
s.,,,,. .,., .,.s, Ch,..., ,,,,o,,,.
firm. Is In Sump,rr with n fine line of
samples, from which can he ordered suits
or single garments nj eastern price. and
made 10 In eastern s,vle.
r,,,,.Ir T,,,,,n ., Tail p,,,.
,sh Co,,uh,, ,hn h,. ,,n,h, ,,, u,,,
,,...,on ,h. n,n. p,,I h,. n.., l., on.
Am. ~, -, ,.,. ,.., .,,,,,,,.
o,h., ,,,,.,,,.s a. .,,, ,.,,,, ,o S,mn.
a., ,,mo,,ow
!. 49,. A.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06
Sale Of the Gem Saloon.

The Gem saloon, formerly owned by
Snyde Il Stinson, has been bought by
Andrew J. Stinson, he having acquired
Clark Snyde's interest. Mr.. Stinson has
remodeled the interior Of the place, re.
paperei and painted and so changed the
general appearance Of everything that the
many patrons will scarcely recognize II as
the old Gem, although that name will be
retained by the new management.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06

Handsome autographed stock certih.
Gates, and job printing Of every descrip.
ton at THE MINER Office.
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DoOKs.

BIC HOLIDAY ....,.-n
-'~ BOOK SlAWGETIER
f-- e.erybody. rich and poor. old snn
Young al Ioyering's New York Boos EN-
change. 7sl Br1sdvay OPT sic am
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Caismbers'= Britannica. peOple'sl al your
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fNG,S NI-W YOPK BOOK EXCHANGE.
~ broadwav between sth end s'h SITS :
omen rre-ifC IS.
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MACHINERY.

IT pTnTrcTp PRICES. 500 seoond-hsnd
wood and iron working machines tolIy
,,s,artsed. machinery bought ana eh-
CHANGED GEORGE b. EDDY. 3so hao'-
AZ
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. NJ. l.2i2 Broadway. % door north
tisenIents received at the following branch
Offices al regular Office rates until : o. clock
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NEW YEAR AND CHRisTNAs
CARDS.

>e-o~->~~>.~~-~~-~~~-~-~ -.
ArrrNTroN..-The most up to da,s
variety Of New Year and Cn Wnsapns
Cards. Birthday. Gold and SILVER G,,s
Csrds specialty. our Hall Columolsn,
Card. hit u the season JOSEPH n hO pr1
J,DR fnporter. Manufacturer. 100 fsrN
Row .New-York. Open evenings.
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Caneiua Academies.

-, -, n,~crSG ACADEMY. cor. 5sth-st. 9Th
l. ave. Private ard class lessons every Gay A'' ~
lnKs. Circulars
IvNICKERBOCKER Dancing Academy, - Eas, lemon
r-rf1n Scuare-private and class Tess NJ
tnd evening j. MARK MACDONALD send Ior -lLeu
II, GEORGE DODwORTH 49,,
u and II East 49th street.-
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LkssONS'
Commencing Saturday. est Isl.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Ar ST. BABTHIlI MEI'S
EMPI6YMENT BUREAU. I'll F. 42D-sr...
arst class domestic servants, both male
and female. are supplied. Cooks walt
rssse. laundresses. maids. buffers coach
men. useful-mea. managing nousekeepers'
inyallds' attendants SECRETARIES. etc,
Houses opened for families returning 70
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pI,NOyDs AND WATCHES.

DIAMCNDS. watches. jewelry. weekly
payments. reasonable prices. goods guar
auteed: representative calls. JAMES
BERGMAN, 81 Maiden Lane.
DIAMONTS, Watches and Jewelry, ~
weekly payments AZ lowest prices. see
,te r-,rti-a~fv~er. established lSS2
JACOB POHS. iO2 aad loi Fulton-st..
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
ING

>~o~~~~~~~~~>~~~-e~> ~~~>~~-~~~>>~~~~~~~~>>1
ION IRT1NG@ OF every description Q
DING. 80 W 23d St Established 30 years
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

BOOKs.-Large or small Libraries OF Books
purchased for cash. calls az residences
flee. : q. RAINS. $50 5th-ave.
A.-cASH paid for pawn tickets, die-
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given on pawn tickets; reliable firm; estao-
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FORGOTSTON. IFS Bowery.
WILL BUY merchandise. stock Of all
kids. wagons. harness. furniture etc,
for cash. Do you need money? STOR-
AGE HOUSE, Broadway Boerum-st,
Brooklyn
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DRESsMAKING.


%~N-~D.NN-NrON~Joo1N-NONON
GARMENTS and other
nne furs repaired. redyed. remodel go
urices ladies' waited On al their residences
Mr., T. J. BARKER, III West 3sth-st.'
late with c. O. Gunther's Sons. 3th-aVe.
CORRECT STYLES-Perfect n guaran
teed. faultless skirt droop: superior work
and Anish. work shown, 'esTonsible. rea-
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West 44th-st. near Broadway.
DRESSNA French dressmaker and
fine linen seamstress wishes work by day
IN private family; city 90 country. \. G.,
2i3 West 36th-st.
FURS At WHOLESALE. remodelled. re-
dyed repaired. at SO West 42d-st. HUI
son BAY FUR co.
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Books ano publications.
~ooooo~oyNo~~~~~oN0NN ~orUc-roNNNr|NN~~NN
THE NEW BOOK STORE.

Only one caller out OF hundreds has pretended
that my prices could be surpassed Ny store is
crowded, but every one has personal attention.
want permanent friends more than immediate
profit Orders by mail. messenger or telephone
executed instantly
SPECIAL OFFERS.
stevenson's Letters, reg 5000. 1925
The Fsherman's Luck. Van Dyke reg
AZvD Observation-Disclosures. .............. IsfV
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Sardhill Stag. reg. S1.JW............... LOO
Santa Claus Partner, (reg. S1.JO. ........ 1.Oj
Education OF Mr.. Pipp reg. 5000 ....... 1888
Richard Carvel, David Harum, Janice
Meredith Via Crucis and all popular
$50 books .......................... 90
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Telephone 1921 Broad ST. No ! William street