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The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
For the REPORTER
High School Notes.

Principal Marston attended the Teach
ers Convention at Bangor. last Thurs
day.
We have one new scholar, Mr.. Edgar
Murphy, formerly of '0l, having re-
entered the school.
School commenced January second.
Nearly all of the scholars were present
ready to commence this, the hardest
terms work of our school.
We notice that during vacation the
recita ton seats and some other parts OF
the building have been treated with a
new coat OF paint. 1t improves the ap-
pearance of neatness Of the building.
The eecond issue of The Lever came
out 10 vacation. A good picture of the
foot ball team is one Of its attractions,
besides Its regular news, 1t also has an
interesting article written by Miss
Marble, q former student Of the school,
about her trip In Scotland.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
SOUTH NoRRbGEwooK.
cHUyEs.

4
| coNopxa.-,o.., 6RcH-Rev J. A. Jones
Master $780, daoSA a. ng service, 1870. Bun.
day school 10 !. VS.. {. T., r n WedDes-
day evenings-Praf meeting followed by
teachers meeting
| TUE c.n,.Y,. ,EEDEAvoR Society Of the
| congreoaiionsi IJrch-C. II Fuller, PRESIDENT
| Mrs q i garr 5ce president; Hattie A. Long
lev Sec. and ,eas. Meetings Sunday eve in
yestry
| BAprIsr On kcH-Rev. B. 2. Turner, pastor.
Sunday-Mofng service, io-So; sunday seh"oi'
I'm prayej meeting, Pm
Tsy cnysTIAS ESDEAyoR Society Of the
Baptist cifch-B. r. Turner, Pres; Mrs. y. =.
Turner, q. Sec Mrs. {. A. Whiting, Treas
Meeting Wednesday evenings in vestry at 100
Tuv NEHEMIAH SOCIETY of tie Baptist church
r - ussey, Pres; Mrs. j. T. Welch, Sec.
Mrs. lucy Hussey, Treas. Meetings once a
monitor call.
1ksASos LODGE No IIs F. & A. h.-Ceorg,
0. Carr, Master; G. A; Ward Sec y. @
Danfortb, Treas. Regular meetings Saturday
on or before the full Of the moon.
| ouIssEBAssETT LODGE No. 1o9 !. o. o. F.
B. f. Jones, Noble Grand: A. o. Frederic
| Bee n. c. Holt, Treas. Meetings Monday eve
| nngs at 30.
| SOMERSET LODGE No. III REBRKAB-Augus
| Ia Bailey, Noble Grand; jeanette q. johnson
Recording Sec; Mary l.. Carr, Treas. Meeting
2nd and 4th Friday evenings.
ECHO LODGE los KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs-Ge'
X. Lunt, Chancellor; w. b. Pierce, X, Of X.
S.; Z. B. NickersoD, Master OF Exchequer. Tue
day evenings at Miler's Hall.
OLD POINT LODGE No 314 /. o. G. T-B.
Frederic c. T; Leslie Jones, Sec; Mabel Wen
Treas. Regular meetings Thursday evenings
Grange Hall.
SOMERSET GRANGE No. IS p. of HE. P. He
way, aster. 4. H. Tobey. Sec. Eben Mile
Treas. Meetings Thursday evenings on or b
fore full of the moon and two weeks after
Miller's Hall.
BATES PosT No SO G. A. RE. c. Doye
Commander; H. II. Cross, Adj. H. Z. Ha
Quartermaster Meetings first Tuesday eve
ings In Grange Hall.
BATES RELIEF Corps No. l4-Edith Tom
kins, Pres; Mary L. Carr, Sec; Electa
Tobey, Treas Meetings second and four
Tuesday afternoons of each month at the hon
of the members.
THE VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT SocIFTY-h
j W. Hathaway, Presi Mrs: }. ID. Am
Sec; Mrs. C. A. Harrington. Treas. Meetin
first and third FRIDAY afternoons OF the mon
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
Alden Head

An old and respected citizen Of 30.
Scion. has recently been claimed In
death. Mr.. Alden Head, who parsed
quietly away at his home on the morr-
ing of Dec. ~. He had been IN falling
health for number of years, and has
not been able To work for two years and
Tor The last year WAS almost helpless,
was confined tn his bed but one
week when he was stricken with paraly-
sis from which he never rec. sefed.
Through all the years he bore hi tIiuess
with much patience.
Mr.. Head was the second cid Of
| Warren and Kunice fHltot) Beald.
There were twelve children + thit
union. only one Of whom is now wing,
Mr.. Ausel A. Hesld Of Boise titY ldaho.
He Was born In Ansou, Me. July 70,
1921, " hen be was Two years 81 ~. his
father moved to Scion. Maine. Wire he
cleared he forest from the land h. made
his his home. b+iDg one Of The pioneer
settlers Of that region. At he az Of ~
he WAS married 10 Sarah g. Ihnr-toh,
Who survives him. Nine children were
; born 10 them. ak OF whom are noS nv
: ing. Mr.. W. A. K. Head and wife live
on the old homestead and gave him the
J., hest Of care in his declining wears
( Eunice c.. wife Of Mr.. Herbert T. Dobie
, Della M, wife OF Frank c. Goldth~aite
and Carrie A. Hesld Of West Quincy
!. Mass, Mary f.. wife OF Mr.. William n
n Ward and Flora T.. wife Mr.. Mark 7
Pollard of Scion, Ne, all OF whom
= were present at the last sad rites viii
E, the exception OF Mrs. Doble, who va
At unable to attend an account OF sever
accident. He was member If Mort
D. Somerset grange tor more than 20 year
., The funeral WAS held from bis lai
residence and was largely attended b
p neighbors and friends. Rev. T. b. Ha
=. conducted the services. The u m
es beautiful flowers brought by RELATIVE
and friends testify to the low and n
rs spect in which he was held. K.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
The Philippines.

The insurgents who evacuated IT,
coast town between Dagupan and Vigaf
fleeing to the mountains before the al
vancing Americans, are returning =,
small bands to the towns the Americai
do not occupy, terrorizing the natiYs
and Cinnamon who showed frlendsh !;
for the Americans. The natives an
Cinnamon are seeking the protection r.
the American garrisons.
Col. Luther r. Hare of the 33rd Inf
who has been following party of A mgss
lean prisoners, lost track of them abts0,
Dec. 20. 1t is thought the prisonPo..
were separated and were conveyed L,
remote parts of the mountains.
Gen. Wheeler, who was recentlyA
Manila requesting an appointment sol =,
in the line in the campaign, Is nowgN
Panique.
The adjutant general received :,
following cable dispatch from Gen ar
Otis, Friday: st olonel Lockett vi,
regiment, two battalions and two gE,n
attacked enemy, 600 strong, on mi nm
tain stronghold near Montalban. ne ~.
east of San MateO. Large number k s,n
and wounded, "a taken priso nv
az, ono oap ~ ono Zoo rifle
~ ~ a,InL'' - BUN
oupp" ". " ST. 10 Inoa+s spro
mountain trail and was formerlyau.
49, ri. 90 Rsu
uos' LIZ 1.aas 49, S3val
n1. 80. d os
drowned"
An American advance in CavitaA .
vince south of Manila Is expected II r
ly. Reliable reports from nativef
show there are upwards of 1000 OF 81
ed insurgents under arms within So -
of linus. They are streng henina ~
entertainments and possess artille1
At Novaleta the Filipino enE1.
. luis Law ooon 1870 thel
sand of the enemy are In that 1T,
| and there are six hundred at SaI U,
cisco de Malabon. From twel !.
hundred garrison all the towns a.,
oou."o'n POI. V, 49, p'o and
tangas province. M
The province of North Camari
Ian" an o,Io, p' onaoans - pei
.i - 49, -. .E<bnce
~. lie SUI
four times its original price.
1t is estimated that 1000 irE
are entrenched at Calamba.
Reports have been received
insurgents are massed at Mounk .
having strong positions which :,
steep and narrow trails, and AZ -
prepared to roll boulders dof
advancing troops. M
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
Maine SpOrtsmen.

he annual meeting Of IL he Maine
'r,smAn's Association was ksneld at Ban
TUESDAY afternoon. hamong those
spoke were Gov. MPowers, Game
nmissfoners Carleton Md Oak, A. M.
ar of Gardiner, Coll I. K. Stetson OF
,g.',. tnd Col. E. Rc' Harrington OF
'hese officers wereS elected: President,
,. vicRery. Angus a; vice presidents,
Y. spehr, Gard gner r: H: Appleton,
gor; w. ?: RFrye, lewiston; J.; F
F., Augusta; Sol. / X. Stetson, Ban.
Col. II RE. Hamlin, Ellsworth
a a6s 9; yieIs1y' F. : {; va F.,
ton. Vi93ttor Mcfarland. G. G Weld
3: Chq63ate, J. F. Sprague, N. Mer
dlrecE lor for the State, A. M Goddard
,mmM tttee on legislation, P. 0. Wick
A. M. Goddard, Augusta; A: M
ir' Gardiner; w, E. Parsons, Fox
/; . r. Carleton. Winthrop.
Fp1 hmittee on hatcheries E. M Bland
bf Anger; E. T. Carleton, Winthrop
\ XJ, o. Stanley, Dixhed.
# Insulting attorney, H. M. HEATH
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

There Is more Catarrh in this section %
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. Tor many
years doctors pronounced it local dis
ease, and prescribed local remedies, and
are constantly falling to cure with local
Silence, has proven catarh to be coz
stitutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney 4
Co. Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu-
tional cure on the market. 1t is taken in
ternally in doses from 10 drops to tea.
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case II
fails to cure. Send for circulars and test.
monials. Address,
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Q
Sold by Druggists,75c
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

The social event of the week at the
White House was the brilliant reception
10 the government officials ON New
Years, at which representatives of for
4ign governments, jurists, statesmen,
officers of the army and navy and others
Ointment in social and political life ten.
dered to President and Mrs. Mckinley
their good wishes. The day was beau
ttful one, unlike that that ushered in
the New Year in Maine and was a most
fitting one for this occasion.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

It was on the great lakes that the
three masted schooner first made its
appearance. The unique character OF
lake navigation created the necessity
for this type of sailing craft because OF
the fact that with this class of Vessei
sailors could handle the sheets from
the deck at times when 1t was impoSS
BILE to 90 aloft in one of those sudden
storms which make the life of the lak'
skipper an uncertain and anxious one
-Aiuslee's Magazine.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
" Sold by Druggists,75c
Halls Family Pills are the best

Lyddite, the high explosive which plays
quite an important part in modern artillery
practice. is 80 named on account ct the
experiments producing it being first mace
at l. id. in Kent, England. There is CON
slider able secrecy observed IN lis manu-
facture. but it is known to be practically
the same as melini,e, ecrasite and other
high explosives. Its base is pierre acid,
which is brought into dense state by
fusion. but when fired it burns violently.
and consequently e1plodes with great
force. Picric acid is also used in dyeing
processes, as it produces beautiful yello"
dives.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
urEREp AS SECOND GLASS NAIL MATTER.
COUNTY DIRECTORY
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk OF Courts:
Asuswu,L W. BRANERD,. .............''' Skowhegan
County Attorney:
@umznxs o. SMALL, .........'.... .''''''.Mao'soh
Judge Of Probate:
NvvAxp F. DAsFoRTH,. .............'''' skowhe8an
Register of Probate
MxvuAa FOWLER. .......'''., '''''oho~negan
Register d Deeds:
AsvvrlLrx GOODWIN. ..............'' SkoWhesan
Treasurer:
n T. PATTxs,. .''........''''' okownegan
Sheriff AID Jaier
R,aux p. PKNNkLL,. s....'... ..'.... okowheSAn
prpvr1xs:-Wm. F. Nas, Fairfield; F. L. Harding,
n adison; S. w. Herick, harmony; c. B. Haskell
ns..hed F. s. PaIs,s, No A Ms"ni s X; ;:
CHARLES +. Ham, Binghah; S. S. Walker. North New
Fsniand; Cornelius A. nerril Scion; Calvin II
Isses, Athens; b. F. Jors, So. Norridgewock;
k4y Pennell, Skowhegan.
c. H. NIL, Messenger.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

A certain grocer on the hill has Tor
some days been looking for the owner
of a voice that claimed his attention AT
the telephone one busy morning. Wneo
he finds the man. the meeting will FUR
nish material for an interesting item.
and the following dialogue explains IL
self:
The Voice Hello, there! Is that YOU
CharlesI
Grocer Yes.
The Voice Have you any salt hshf
Grocer Yes.
The Volce-Is it fresh?
Groceries: came In this morning.
The volce-Cod or pollock
Grocer-Got both Which do you
want?
The Voice Well | don't know. Is
the pollock good and dry
Grocer Yes.
The volce-Well, why don't you give
II drink, thenf
At this point the grocer brought ,ht
colloouy to n sudden termination witt
n remark that would be out of place IL
polite society and therefore unit tol
publication. Portland tOrJ Argus.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
4 Well Meant Act.

How did you happen to
footpad such an unmerciful d
81 felt sorry for him. You
they are talking OF giving
public fioggings, and tn!
save the poor fellow the opel
BY licking the hide OF Of \
vate. "-Cleveland Plain Deal
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

The plan OF arresting people Wh'
throw banana skins on the sidewalks
and of filming them or sending them 'o
the bridewell is all right as far aS ii
goes but il does not seem as II the
right punishment had been provided
Any one guilty OF that offense ought 70
he sent either to the Detention Hosp
tai For the Insane or TO the Home For
tba FeehIr Minded. Post.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

Mrs. Peck-Henry. what would you
do II were to die suddenly?
Henry-Pray. don't talk of such a
thing. think 1t would almost drive
me crazy.
Mrs. Peck-Ds yeu think you would
marry againY
Henry-Oh. nsl | don't think
would be as crazy a. that,-Chicagt
News.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

The snow Of in. was very welcome
- all in this pal of the country, especi-
slly 80 to the lubermen who were un-
able to do any huling to speak Of, and
tAejr crews andlorses were on expense.
How all is chaged and lumbermen have
hegun to slidehe logs to the landings
On the fine sn6 roads.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

There are the two Republican State
ssEventions lis year and The State com.
nitteee hae xed upon the time and
place for tfm. The first one for the
nominations elections of President and
Vice Presidd and the choice Of dele
gates to the ational convention at Phil
adelphia wibe held In Lewiston, April
llth, and II other for the nomination
Of candide for Governor will be held
h Bangor June 27th.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

Much more interest is taken III p'"'
teal astronomy in England thah y
America. Astronomical classes are on
couraged Ivy the use of the teleseo"'
like that one on the East Heath. t."'
don. which is rejecting telescope ~
1oih inch mirror. The lectures are ~
structiVe.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

The lum Aanufscturers are obliged
70 look to bel sources of supply for
their logs q Inter. Guy c. Hume Of
me firm Of renee, Newhall & Co.,
Waterville, Just returned from
Washingtod kty, where he has been
making CONT for lumber which will
- shipped Q Log to the mills at
6hawmut. Hume has contracted
for about . n feet of logs which
will be delivd h the line of the WASH
hgton c0un ilroad. Besides this
million, three bu feet of logs will be
shipped to th( from the line of the
Somerset rail- lonson and Clinton.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

The following will be welcome news
to Maine people. A private letter froT
the attending ply stefan received at Ban
cd, says: II am glad to be able to tel
ydh that Congressman Boutelle has
made some further progress since
wAote you, on Friday last"
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

Tlhe fire fiend is beginning work In Maine
wi& the new year. The large general
stot e In China of George F. Rowe was
buI ped Tuesday night, and that Of
Mul chic & Sons at Princeton, Wednes
day. January Is apt to be bad month
for Hires.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

There big some question In regard
- the III the resignation of Chief
Justice MRS took eff ct, 1t being simp.
" writtoE to take effect January lst,'
he conltion Of the nomination of his
sscceseOrIon. Andrew P. Wiswell, was
postponeantil Tuesday, January 2, but
he actx performed Immediately after
nidnixhf Monday. The nomination
Of H06Frederick Powers to succeed
Judpe swell was confirmed at the
same ID
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
penuty Is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. Ne
beauty without il. Cascarets, Candy Cath1r
tic clean your blood and keep 1t clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all IN
purities from the body; Begln TO-DAY tS
banish pimples. boils. blotches, blackheaaa.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty Tor ten cents. All drue
eists, satisfaction guaranteed, Ice. 25c. va.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
Fleshy Persons

Often perspire profusely, suffer much
from heat, cbsfe badly and have tender
feet. Mrs f. A. Goodwin of Lynn,
Mass. is such person. She says =
'"Comfort Powder is blessing 10 me.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
Term, of Courts,

S.rrem= Judicial:--ne third Tuesday in March
a..,ember and Decembf. Civil and Criminal
Probate:-The secct Tuesday Of each month.
ro,rtx Commissiosrs The first Tuesday In
hsrch and August anehe second Tuesday in Deem
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

sunsptions to the Lawton fund up
I, T56sy noon, amounted to $50, ;
whic es not include those made to
indsfSent agents In various outside
dtiei8 he amount subscribed exceeds
Ne amt hoped for when the move
nent ginated, namely, that of raising
hemgsge on the Lawton homestead
- Re,nds, CAL, and the education of
ASoliren. The chairman of the re-
kef mittee Is Gen. Corbin, and it Is
hFJbthrough his personal efforts that
I'D 1nerous sum has been donated.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
Getting Advice.

The girrs father was rich. ana inc
s,,tor for her hand was poor. but re
markably persistent
Papa" she said to the old gentle
man. OF Frank asks me this evening
tn marry him what shall say
"Say whatever you think is best, my
child"
"How best. papa? Best for me o
hest for Frank Y-Detroit Free treSs'
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
minated that 100000 person.

IL ktimated that 100000 persons
weretfk ted by the increase of wages of
1000 Iklen mill operatives, the first
day @new year, In New England.
ThgA ,an Woolen Company, which
evils N tn the six N. E. States, was
. BadeHiihe movement, having deter
nbed up,this action early in Decem-
hf. Thacrease effects in Somerset,
Ne AnderA Mills at Skowhegan, Wa
erly MitliRobert Dobson 4 Co. and
fiverside5ils In Pittsfed. This ad-
vance meaA uch for the workmen 10
these mill1l
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
One Quotation.

professor-Ar. Dronc | am astonsh'
ed that you cannot remember any "
the quotations called for in todaN's les
son. Can you recoIect any quotation
Of any kindf
Student-Yes. sir; Any fool can ash
onest,ons."-Boston Transcript.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
ca,,,,x rmm;ss;sn.rs

County Cmmissi5ners:
n. c. WEBER, Pamyr, Post Office, Newport.)
ALoNzo SMITH, crnville, post Office, Revere
JoAs MrcALF, New. Portland.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
The Insane Asy ium.

One gets something of an ioea oi the
npOrtalce Of the State iI sutution on
be east side OF the kennepec nVer al
,ugusta In ltntk,ng over IN g report of
ae officials Of the Maine Insa ne Asylum.
The treasorer and stewalrd, M. 3.
ampbell givea the receipts f6r the year
follows: ''0H hospital accopnt' $780,
IS, 81 ; appropriation for hea ting plant
I'd coal pocket, e7.047.72. Tins aodeo
J the cash on hand at the beg oi
,e year brings the amount up 70 vzoo'
10 80. The disbursements folR nospitai
scount were S192 sos. 81, on aspproPria,,
pns. "a $50 So; leaving cash On mana
7 ,047.72. ~
fSupt. b. Il. SanbOrn saws In his report
lat aside from one snicide a addressing
tcident whereby one patient lneC MS
hath from the hands OF another innate,
Nd the falling upon the floor Of Two olo
4ople, causing fracture of the flleau u,
ae femur, nothing unusual has oil curreo
4 cause physical suffering. No etspee'ai
'alady of contagious character mas
hacked any Of the patients.
August Sth there were III patien ts IN
ae hospital, the largest number on one
Ny In the history of the instit5 ptlop.
be death rate was larger than thef pre-
ding year and up to the max mum
wiring the history Of the institu4 ZION.
is accounted for In measure byS e4
eustion from acute mental sicknessl'
nDr. Sanborn reviews the improvemAe Is
'tde. The most approved methodA Vi
pmbing have been introduced. More
nrfect sanitation exists throughout tne
tire institution than heretofore. ne
op scarcely recall year when so md pen
ls been accomplished about the instia Iu-
tn as In the one Just closed.
The usual snumber of acres have be- ZEN
der cultivation on the farm which HAS
owed fairly profitable. A large crop
fodder corn WAS raised for ensilagAe'
We potato crop WAS especially produf T.
ee, yielding over $500 bushels. Aboua1
acres were in Hungarian which Wa Y
a to the stock green. The hay crob
,s about half that of the previous yesya
Il wAs short Of the average year abd y6u
o. tohs. The shrinkage WAS due toy tn
: son! There are now $50 heal I'd o
Tvs, hleifers and young stock. 81
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

The Somerset Repor
A Weekly Republican Newspaper
E. K. NONE
I q. SMITH & CO., PUBLISHER
-. WATER STREET. SKO"
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
RETAIL MARkEr

New Maple Molasses q CTS per q
CHFEsE--l5 per 10.
FLoUR-Spnng wheat Patent, $500. NinterE
wheat PAT $50 " inter wheat choice, f4s 50
S425
CoRx-Slo6 perhag meal and cracked corn e-sb
c. s, MEAL-Sl 40 per bag.
Middlings, 81 90 70 Nper cNt ChicASo
gluten 100 sack f.
TEAs-49 to 6O cents per 10.
CoFFEE-l2la To 5 cts. Per .u-
LARp--Domestic, 10 cts " - ern,ei cts Pun
cts.
PoRK-Sc.
MoIAssFs-rure Ponce, A.. pure Barhadoea.
80.
CHo1cE COOKING Mol ASSES sc,
DRY FIsH-Cod, Ia cts, per H.; pols>ek
1 cts.
ONIONS c. per ID.
EGGs- 20 &24cts a duz- =
SUaAR-Granulated, Sugar best QhAhiy re
! 20 inds for $500
/ brown, IS pounds for 81
| BurrER-ls 10 24cts. per H.
! OArs-western old. - cts.
PotAtoee-4o so . bu- ss.sN =
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04

81 give that
rubbing?'
that
I footpads
fought I'd
IN disgrace
linn In pri-
Ter.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-18
BRYAN SCORES TRUSTS
Story OF David and hbsalOm
Applied to Monopoly.
INDUSTRY CONTROLLED BIZ AFEw

Evils OF the s,stem whIeh Of Late Years
Facet sf Consolidation CpsH YaFisus
Glasses sf the BsdJ PsIiue-Advases Of
that All Private Msaosslaes Are Bad.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-09-18

THE WEEKLY POST, 75e.
Farm Journal. Doc
Richmond Times fsemi-weekly.) g.
American Queen. 81.
Special price for the four. only r.p
The Weekly Pest, Use.
Farm and Home. 5ec.
Pocke; Dictionary.
Pocket Atlas
Special price for the four. only Sc
Fer iree ssnpls copies address the pssllsssfss'
each paper direct
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