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MRS. MATILDA LOVE.

Mrs. Matilda Love, who for many years owned and occupied Castle Con tent at Short Beach and was a power in the religious life of the place, died November g at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. w. s. Alexander of Oak Park. The following is taken from Oak Leaves, an Oak Park paper:
 "Dr. and Mrs. Love were pioneers in the religious work of Milwaukee com ing to the Spring stret (now Grand avenue) church in 1858.
 Mrs. Love was woman of strong religious character intensely interested in evangelistic and missionary work Two of her sons. the Rev. William DeLoes Love of Hartford, Conn.,, and the Rev Dr. Archibald l.. Love of Brooklyn, N. Y, are prominent Congre- gational ministers.
 Mrs Love brought up four sons two daughters and three adopted daughters, Mrs. Love was for eight years mem Der of the Second Congregational church, Oak Park, where she was be- loved. She retained her vigor remark ably, walking to and from church till within few weeks of her death.
 Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. w. E. Barton, D. D., and the Rev. J. E. Roy, D. D., of tne Second Congregational church Sunday No- vember Il, at S:3O o'clock. The burial was at Milwaukee.
 "The four sons of Mrs. Love were pallbearens, Dr. E. G. Love and H. NJ. Love, and Rev. Dr. William DeLoes Love and Rev. Dr. Archibald L. Love. "
 DEATH OF STH c. V. VETERAN.
 Jerome Evans died at the home of his son, Elmer in Middletown, Sunday evening. aged seventy-eight years. He was a civil war veteran, serving in Co. ] E, Sth c. V. He served throughout the war and was wounded at the battle of
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were received by the young couple Nj
and Mrs. Schmersohi will leave today
for Galveston and other points 90 south
ern Texas. whore they win visit hts rola-
tives. They win then make an oStcad d
tour OF the Southern statos. Of some two
months duration. Mrs. sohmersall Is "a
very charming young lady and Is both
well ana fav0.aLly known in Guthrie
whore she has lived FOR number Of
years. Mr.. schmorsahl is success ful
young business man of Scclcy. TcNus
and s. to bc congratulated upon the
charming bride he has won only the
relatives an1 close friends of the bride
we-e pecscnt the list OF guests being as
folluws Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Snurllng
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Spurling, Mr.
and Mrs showater Mr.. ana Mvs John
Gates NJ and Ms McBrlce Mr.. and
Mrs Cunmire. Mr. and Mrs GcorB"
Latta Sr., Mabel Dunmire, Ray Lowe,
Harold Elsonschmldt, Miss Myrtle Latta.
and Mr.. George Latta, j.. who arrived
from Montana last evening in time to
witness the coromCny.
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CLAIM PROHIBITION
PLANK WILL BE
ADOPTED

Rev Frank Sweet secretary of the
Church Federation Of Indian Terri
tory who is here in ohasse of prohibi.
ton headquarters. stated today that
he Is well pleased with the outlook in
the institutional convention from the
standpoint of a prohlbtionist
Il am well pleased with present
conditions and believe, beyond any
doubt that there IS a majority IN the
convention favorable 10 the extension
over the entire state Of the 2lyear
clause iH the enabling act which gifc9
prohibition 10 luiian Territory for
That period lt Is not necessary for
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DEATH OF BARNES OF poNcA.
Postmaster Passes Away After Brief
Illness.

The Ponca City Courier Of last
evening says:
Postmaster D. S. Barnes died srd-
denly at lis home in this city at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon He had been
i'll for several days, and had not
been in the oni,e since last Thursday
evening, but his illness was not con-
sidered serious, and he was supposed
to be nearly recovered. In fact he
was so well at three O'Clock that he
called up one OF tho delivery wagons
from his sons grocery, and said he
would ride down to the Office. He
was all ready to come down town,
when he suddenly collapsed and died
Immediately The cause Of death is
supposed to be heart failure. This
sudden death of one of our most
prominent citizens is a great shock TO
the entire community, No arrange
ments have yet been made for the
funeral
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tho neck has been massaged with berry's
Cold Cream, take a soft cloth and wipe
the face. then look at the cloth. Soap
ANA water VIII remove sWface art, but
nothing IN the world gets all of the dirt
from the POI so perfectly as Berrys
Cold Cream skin Food. Il softens
smooths out incipiont llnes and wrinkles
clcanses. puuaes ana heals am irrltations
Of the skim This cream Is excellent f9r
cuts and burns and red ne'es. As a skin
food II Is superior In every respect, and
Is guaranteed not 20 favor the growth OF
hair on thr face Il Is nae for every
member % the family.
norry's Cold Cream Skin Food IS
cleanser soathor and a h,author pu-s
ana simple ID Is the best ncoompaei-
mcnt OF BEAurIoLA. the wondo ful dis
oovery which Is aa 3mdicator Of all
facial hlomishcs hy material process.
We are agents Tor the Celebrated Ella
r. Berry Toilet Requisites.
We couseisntously recommend them.
AK fa rnn fhfm
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us to worry about what will happen
after the 21 years expire.
President Murray Of the conven-
ton tcld me today that he had rcceiy-
ed arom the National Ant-saloou
league convention, now in session in
ST. Louis, a telegram asking that a
plank for prohibition be included in
the new stato's constitution"
1t is believed by many that the
same provision, included in tho Sc
moyah constitution. providing abso-
mte constitutional prohibition may be
adopted in the new state constitution
also.
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Ano,ner plmeulty.

Il suppose that when you discover
the north pole you win regard your la.
bors as completedg"
NO. answered the arctic explorer
The hardest part Wi be ye to come
Wen have 20 FRA come var of getting
home aG2iD."
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N aHd Mrs Homer Adams returned
rpr ltafema CITY Mf.'i.e 49, SID are
at eeu with MS t} Pontccost $40
s, Mrs Ad.ms' mother. These
air. people "scoopeJ their own story
1,rd eantrlvcd vey 9overly to have their
marriage occur Monday morning when
their friends were least expecting X.
They Immediately loft for Oklahoma
Citvieaving relatives and friends solemn
y pledged not to reveal the name Of the
city to which thoy had flown. II was
variously reported as Wichita Kansas.
Chicago. New Orleans aud ST. Louis
and was really our neighborug city. ok
lahoma- town Mrs Adams has been for
some years a prominent member OF the
Saracenosca club an exclusive o-ganiza
tin comprising bevy Of Guthrie's most
cha ming girls and her marriage was
surprise TO them as well. Their many
friends trust they will continue To re-
side in Guthrie whe-e they are both
prominent IN church ana social circles,
They have the wnrmcst wishes and sim
cerest rega Il Of their every friend and
acquaintance.
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sse RobIOsn's Bargain T'bls.

w C. Lee, the big merchant of
stilwen, and president of the Bank OF
sulwell, Is here TO assist his delega-
ton I'm the county boundary struggle.
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iir. and Mrs q. a. Hughes entertained
with an elaborate nine course. six O'Clock
dinner Wednesday evening in honor Of
Miss Euln shaver, Of Kansas city. ana
Miss Katharine Howell. OF Russeivnlc.
Arlsonsus who Is the guest OF hos un-
Gle. Dr Render, and Or. ana Mrs
Hughes. The decorations ana favors were
carnations Those enjoying the h9spi-
tnlity OF DR. ana Mrs. Hughes were Mr..
and Mrs. l.. ~ Boades, NJ anS Mrs
r. w. Ramsay. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
sohlborg, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass.
Misses Katharine Howell and Eula shaw
e. Miss Howell and Miss shaver have
been the roc'Uients OF many social cour-
tcsios since their arrival IN Guthrie. They
win remain here over Thanksgiving
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re 1exAs woMoER.

Cures all Kidney. Bladder and RheS.
matte troubles Sold by all druggists
or two months treatment by mail foi
100 DR.. p. W. Hall. 1926 ollvs
street, St. Louis. Mo.
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Bery'S Cold Cream Skin
FOod..In Five Minutes

you caa Cleanse Your
skin Perfectly with
Berry's Cold Cream
skin Food. Ma ssagc
this cream into the
skin with the balls OF
the fingers end e VIII
remove am OF the dirt
dust SCOT and 70 eign
substance feom tae
pores. when every
part OF the face ana
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one Of tho most elaborate ana most en-
ioyable and enjoyed social functions Of
local society wan given yesterday after
noon by Mrs John II. Bumord. at her
elegant home. 112 East Springer ave-
nuc The handsome parlors were furth-
a. beautihed by artistic decorations Of
large ohrysanthomumq. Euchre was play
ed from o'clock 20 four, when an ele-
borate luncheon was served. TO which "A
numhe, OF ladies who Jid not play cards
were invited. In addition the guests Of
the early part OF the afternoon. Mrs.
Rurford was assisted In serving by Mrs
Mrs. Ben Hegler. J. Mrs. Tony Higgins.
Misses Helen Green ana Gertrude Hunt.
The favors were pink carnations. In the
euchre game Mrs. Boles won first p-ize.
a handsome hand-naintcl china plate,
Mrs Barker. the ne hand, a colonial
spoon. and MS. dugh Scott. the con-
ISOLATION "A cut glass vinegar c-uct Tn"
guests We're Mesdames Fnntz. Filson.
Bolcs. Cottingham, Leach, Lutz Orner'
Asp Ardcry Barder. Burke, Brooks. Be
land Braun C-aig Crow, Coyle Duke,
EmIry. Fmslcr Farquharson, Fegan.
podsan. Hunter Her2d IiiXon Ilavig
horst. Can Havighorst Hughes. Huston.
INA eth. Inmm Gilbert. LauN Mag1un,
MEMORIES Jack Morris Hotter. Miller,
Pichard. Rose. Van Duyn, Raymaler.
Ramsay w w Rucls, shoop, Smith.
sarchct. Soverrs, Hugh Scott, St1ng.
Van voorhees, WSlls r w. walton Ea
walton. Higgins Ben Hegle', Jrr and
Misses Nihmck Helen Green ana Ger
uude Hunt
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Give children remedy 'dh pleas
ant taste. Don't force unpleasant medi-
atye (conhlning) Honey and Tar Is
most pleasant 10 take. Children like A"
and as a relief for colds. coughs etc,
there is nothing better No opiatcs Goa
forms To National Pure Food ana Drug
Law. Sold by G. r. Renf-o.
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See aoblnson's ran Shoes.
cHlNA plNNrR wARE.

white patterns. Some of these are this
week being shown in Guthrie for the first
time. See our new Havlland pattern on
ditplay n our East Window. All Of our
patterns are sold by the piece. We can
.urnish you any part Of dinner set az
any price GUTHRIE GLASS & CHINA
STORE, toe East Oklahoma avenue.
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Tho iadies Of the Missionary soriafv Of
j. h snyder "Wednesday nrte4nooa and
rendered thoir eeuiar programme 'rhe
foreign ihcmo for the afternoon was
Coroa and The home theme the Mexicans
OF the United States Some very inter-
Getting papcrs were read Mrs W W.
Rucks interestingly discussed Coroa and
Mrs J. j. Miller the Afcxicans.
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a pretty home wedding took place Wed
ncsday az the home of Mr.. ana Mrs.
George Latu. ON South First street
tholr daughter Mabel Grace and NJ.
Frank Schmersahl. OF Scoloy Texas. be
Ing the contracting parties. Tho cere-
mony was performed hy Rev. w. II Doi-
SON. Of the Baptist church. at SIS
O'Clock The attendants were Miss Myrtle
r.atta and M Ray Lowe. Mrs Frank
spurlng rendered the Mendelssohn we'd
ding march and through the ceremony
softly played Hearts ANA Flowers a
melody IN march tclmpo. Tho bride was
drca 3od Ia pale blue SILK with trimmings
OF handso lace, and wo-e white car
nations artistically arranged I'm her hair.
Her going away gown was of light green
hroaicloth, with accessories TO match.
The narlor was decorated with palms
carnations ana ch ysanthemums. 4 de-
Hcious luncheon was served aftr~ the
ceremony Tho table was beautifully
decorated. the centrepiccc being the large
bride cake. and from it white satin rio-
bons draped 20 each place Carnations
and ch-ysanthemums We're the flo-al
decorations a number OF handsome
wedding presents. liver and cat glass
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GFlrst published in Daily Leader No
FemDer ~ lgoog
REPORT OF The CONDITION OF
The Okahoma state Bank, at Guthrie
IN the Territory OF oklahomo *lt the
close of business November 2o 1906.
kHSOuHCtS'
Loans and discounts .......-... $50, 25G.Sl
Overdrafts, sacuod and unse-
cured .....' ........ ..t..t.., 1,iG3.59
stocks bonds warrants etc ... 29,22o.69
Duo from banks ''.'........'..' -''o'.o'
checks ana other cash ltcms.... v1t.9i
Exchange for clearing house d.. 3S1.2l
Cash aad sight exchange ..... SIS 3oo.3s
ToIAL.--.. ...--....... $3.50 soi.ld
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ..........S J0.oOoo)
Undivided profits. Jess expenses
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Need a good cathartle? a pin Is bes'.
say a pin Ike DeWltts Little Early
Rsc-s. About the most -eliable on the
market. Sold by c. r. 2'nsro.
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70 CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMo ouinino Tab
lo:s Druggists refund money II il fails
10 cure. E W. GROVES signature is
on each box. e5c.
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Little Miss Margaret A7mantrout viva
After the business session q social hour
was very pleasantly spent and rofrcsh-
meuts were served Tho ladies of this
society meet on the fourth Wednesday
of each month";
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Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Martindale en-
termncd with an informal six o'clock
dinner "Wednesday evening at their hcau-
tifm homo on Cleveland ave. The table
was atisucaly decorated with carna-
tiouE and ferns. the Same flower scheme
being used On the parlo-a Tho guests
were: NJ auj Mrs. W. K Patterson
Miss Cynthia Patterson and Misses Lula
aud Lottie Hanna of Little Rock Ark
The evening was ycvy pleasantly spent
with the genial host and chaming hos-
tess. and the warmth Of their hospitality
much appreciated.
Miss suh Garrison had as hor guests
ut box party at tho Oyo-holsor We'd
uosday evening Go see "Thc Gir ana the
Bandit Miss suang of Guttio her
hostess Miss Amy Brooks d. Mclean.
Mr WosttiI ANA Mr Geasgo stiles Miss
simns was sowued I'm blue cloth of "a
piio hue. with blue hat having several
large blue roses ana and bands OF brown
for uDon BE- Miss Brooks wore bis
black picture hat and Neht evening
gown willis the hostess whose hair Is
riuan blonde WOKE "a striking gown of
vino oolored silk and l0oHsd oxceedingly
hand OAlahoman
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Mrs l., NJ Dode and Mrs. Claude
Powell Of saltwater who hnve been the
guests of Mrs S. L. spu lcy, Tor some
weeks returned homo Thursday evening.
They have been the honorccs OF many
social courtesies while n Guthrie and
have added many new friends 10 their
list
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Miss Julia Williams returned Thursday
ing from a trip 20 Enid
Colonel and Mrs c. b. Douglass Of
Muskogce are in the city.
Miss Blanche Libenhem is in the citS
from Pawhusha, visiting friends.
Miss Mary Mcneil, Of Edmond is in
The city visiting Mr.. AMI Mrs. j. A..
Cscrbay.
Mrs. F-ank sarbcr returned this mon-
Ing from Ripley where she has been
visiting her parents.
- The choir Of Tho Christian church
meets this evening with Rev ana Mrs.
Vcntrcss, 10, choir practice.
Col. and Mrs. Clarence H. Douglas. Of
Muskogce, are the quests Of Mrs. G. c.
Kneisley, ii5 North Broad street.
Rev. IT, C. Brown. OF oklahoma city,
Is visiting with Mr. ANA Mrs J. C. Po-
land ana family. 92a East HARRISON.
Mrs IT H. smoce wife of the tcrri-
to-ia bank oxamincr. is in the city att
tending the constitutional convention
Ms. Hughes Edclcn IS here fo- o few
days from Oklahoma C,tE visiting Mr.
Edeicn, who IS In Guthrie cor tha CON
vcnti5n.
Mrs. w, G, Hughes. Of Oklahoma city
has Joined Mr. Hughes here aud will
remain IN Guthrie through the constltu-
onal convention.
Don't forget 10 come to the musicale
a. Mrs. Douglass Wcdne DAY evening
Admission % cents. Benen- OF pipe ore
r1f motor.
Mrs. J.. E. Whitney returned 10 Garth
age Mo-. on the morning train after "A
two weeks visit with Mrs H. ~ Nimbau
gHf East Npllln nNonlrn
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Tho musicale given at the home Of
MS, j. e Douglass. by Miss Della Dun
kin ANA her pupils. Wednesday evening.
uadc auspices OF the ladies of the Chris
tian church. was very well attended "a
gooaly sum being received. which win go
10 the pipe organ motto. fund.
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Mrs i. E. Whitney returned 10 Garth
age. Mo-. on the morning train after "A
two weeks visit with Mrs. l.. E ISimbau
S2i East Noble avenue.
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are caused by Indigestion. n you eat q
little too much, or If you are subject 70
attacks Of Indigestion. you have no doubt
bad shortness Of breath. rapid heart beats,
heartburn or palptation Of the heart
Indigestion causes the stomach 10
expand = SWELL and puff up against the
heart This crowds the heart and inter-
feres with is action, and In the courss oi
time the heart becomes diseased
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see Eoblnsn's Bargain Table.
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KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

digests what you eat, takes the strain oh
Of tho heart, and contributes nourishment
strength and health &c every organ Of tha
body. Cures Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Sour
Stomach, Inflammation Of tho mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and Diqes-
tive Tract Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrb
Of the Stomach.
Ailcf ealing, my food volld distress mo by mnlina
~ heart palpiiate and ] uoE.d become very weak
Finally goi boHle Of kQdoland t gave ne imfae.
uaie fciei. Amer using few bottles am cured
MRS. LORlN1 NICHOLS. Penn Yan. n. Y.
had stomach trouble and was In q bad slate as
be- heart trouble with Il. took kodol Dyspepsia
oure ioF about four months and lt cured no.
D. kAUBLR Rsvsds. o,
Nla.nA. Ill., ~
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Don't forget TO come to the musicale
~ Mrs. Douglass "Wednesday evening
Admission % cents. Benen- OF pipe ORE
r1f motor
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Disests What You Eat

Fof sale By c. =. ReprFs.
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Mrs. w, c, Hughes Of Oklahoma city
has Joined Mr. Hughes here aud win
remain IN Guthrie through the constitu-
onal convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
BATHER DIES
IN DUWANISH
FREo WEST hrTrwprs N
SWIM RIVER AID slnKs
WHEN CLOSE TO sHosr-
ALL EFFORTS TO REVIVE M,
Pail.

POD West % ysafs ola -
drowned iaHt night ln the puws,.,'..
river at Meadow gHrasns "a
started wlth two r0mpauless
swim fhs river az point op1ss,,.
Hi'lmaH'a affiee When 10 ~,
from the opposite shore b. tb,ss y.
his hands and cried 'sslp" once ~
sank
Ills companions. Bert wafa an.
Roy Fitzgerald summoned 80,
aHec. and George Jones reegysT,1
the body with a garden rake % ME-
ufss nflsr Went sank All ef,o,,.
- rcsuaritHte West were uusvse
ing A doctor arrived en- hour sf,s,
the body bad been feeavefe6 s,s
pronounced the young man aesa
West fof tho iasl air months bss
been in the employ Of the fuzsrn.
iHh Hardware A. Grocery company.
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tnHAr. arrss aiess ia 81 rasifio CITY
- fha kaiirFI house e. ia ina hHHH ffHsh
HsfHeY nHe nHlF tfia un tsfuth - ~ Hash
asa 3 pes tnGnfh Hes Watts a. restaurant
= Pacific tifH 0n Tacoma lHtrfMftan stfest
raf uHH. nf HaWfaH 81 tAHahnlfn. o. I'M
mans offices ~ Itmss biathl ealHs before
4 ha4Na II
80 STUNTS nf stHHss cleared fiasa in
Fsiisf land oaHnsa today - houses Ill
- hatf 81 ufgs tfiHas - uul terms y
lsaf iftaHfH see The aunaf. q y iiiliWan.
= his saissussH in Times ttels tazfaF II
W. NhiniHf itsishis line nles level lots
- cash sHa 81 PET mHnth
~ b HAhhfH 4 90
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" = aar sfups ssfnH tu en 6 ~ tiiils
esshs ataaH e. and un Faf NHs hsaaas
8argsns viH make si tHfs.s Itch lsfss
ffaats - feet iHnH anig tiItl terms q psf
meath AlsH stsfsl sHaH hnHsss $50 80
81 terms ~ o psF fnphfh Tee Sod 49,
netsf Come tadaf a. = hitifuan. ! .
ftfnss tiafh
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- s7s7sT 49, Tl-r 80
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issfa ana stasf = haal fttse. tat NhtNh
- iaitss taHaesrr snaast g. tala faH
h#ssa
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Efefsff lntsfHftan5 ali mtrA $50 ssfi
ffies IfI1 - 90. aeaaFasaE = ntffHFs
aasats
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Ies5 sastns - hsa rilsoi vise wanted
- boz Moose srs - si-a~sa ~ s~vsHsi
$50 nnsfIf reafs fs fhr eanflasiasa ftat
fstess eessi1 fail 81 tiis ate 80 els
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vs. uFfTnEu tiEH
rhis wh D. fovH ssss upiss. re,i sps
nafaurow usAcu ORCHARD Appt
TtoSA
Suw
H.autsfai lats ATS Fruwinr fftsit trees
$50 sFfHe tsFfHss aIthtn hifs - - raF
uHs % fniHufss ftas ffuHn ftsrssf square
scent fee sftsWsibs 10 snd palt fef
sieaf siils sna ssftiftsa abstract PRICES
Yes Eass rsfu.
rsAs asa'tis psaiea a sss,hsta ~ to
50 You wANr TO MAKE NoSEYf
81 can rut e. oos into = pts,. 81 prsn
e. and make = 90 e. fse ntonihs-if-s
uiCh 81 aii tn seattle ~ You HAVE
ffftE iiaea
W. have rtsn - when sos aan pct
iu o ~ 80 ~ - anf make iust - taoi
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