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The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21

Little Henning Carlson has been
seriously i'll the past week put is
slightly improved now.
MIR. and Mrs. Foster have taken
possession of the ranch recently pur-
chased from Joe Anderson.
Charles Strom of Kiowa, COLO,
has brought his family here and Will
soon be permanently located
Mrs. ]. ". Harsh and son, Leo,
returned Sunday from q ten days
visit with relatives in Merino, COLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bybee and son and
daughter-in-law and two children
left Monday for their old home In
Mentone, Indiana.
Mrs, Emma Harsh and son,
George, are expected home this week
from three weeks stay with reia-
itves at Sterling.
w. S. Moore has moved his ten
ants house from his west forty y-acre
tract to the east one. He has now
nice house on each.
Mrs. Martinson entertained a
small company of friends Saturday
evening with games and music.
Light refreshments we're served.
j. w. Evans is completing his
house and barn by neat coats OF
paint. He has made the most nouice-
able improvement in Gipson Of re-
cent date.
S. Caywood has left the Houston
farm and moved on to the Alex
Moore place temporarily. Martinson
Bros. succeed Mr.. Caywood on the
Houston place.
Robert Boyd and sons had very
successful sale of cattle short time
ago and expect to have another one
in March, when they will dispose OF
their hogs and surplus horses.
Much drainage work will be done
on the first bottoms this season.
Messrs. Moore, Peterson, Harsh,
Gibson and others are prepaing to
drain out the low places, as land is
getting too valuable to lay idle.
The neighbors, numbering In all
about twenty, planned surprise fol
the Bybees last Tuesday, the 18th.
The self-invited guests took boun-
teous dinner and went to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bybee about Il
O'Clock. The day was pleasant one
for all present.
Thursday, Feb. IA, was Miss Lena
Robinson's 14th birthday. She en-.
tertained eighteen of her friends
with dainty supper. Those present
we're Lena Robinson, Viva Robin.
son, Ray and Edna Teller, Irms
Weber. Reuben and Ruth Martinson,
Marguerite Lutz, Leila and Huber,
Spurgeon, Darwin and Kenneth
Harsh, Della, Willie and Hermaf
Warner. Dorle Harrison, Ethel,
Esther and Edith Evans.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21

,tth , rush and the valley Will BIOS
som with grain.
4 baby boy is reported TO the
family of L. Z. Meyers, VINO are
visiting at Denver
Mrs. Wright and baby, after pro-
,r,cted visit at U. G. Davis, mas re-
turned TO Loveland.
Fences on public land Will soon
have TO be removed and every section
line will be county road
Huffman 4 Wilson, contractors OF
ths Willow Creek reservoir, report
slow progress on their work, owing to
frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Brock will
leave the Oasis ranch for the Pole
,1reek ranch where he takes posi-
tion as foreman for the Warren Live
Sropl- Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
WYATT

Fl. E. Armstrong has moved east
of Eaton.
F. NJ. Watson from near Ault is
moving on one of the Wyatt ranches.
Mrs. Andrew, jr., of Eaton, who
has been quite i'll, is now improving.
David Higgins and daughter
Leona, have returned from visit in
Missouri.
Mrs. o. Guysinger visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Parsons,
near Ault Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester made the
latter's parents, Ny. and Mrs. Rus
sell, of Greeley a pleasant visit re-
Gently.
Miss Evans and her pupils are pre-
pairing an elaborate program to cele-
brate their possession of the new
school house. A very pleasant time
is anticipated.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21

last week. Mr.. Riddle may locate
here.
Messrs. Brown and Wilson were in
Fort Collins last Monday attending
to business.
Mrs. Ed Henslev visited friends
and relatives in Fort Collins the first
of last week.
L. G. Steele is spending a two
weeks vacation with friends at
Salina, Kan.
r. j. Murray has returned from
Idaho Springs where he has been for
several weeks.
Mrs. T. C. Phillips and daughter,
Helen, have returned from their
California trip.
j. S. McClave of Denver has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. R. NJ. Hay
thorn, few days.
Miss Finch of Denver was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones
few days last week.
Miss Marie Frater has returned
from an extended visit with friends
and relatives in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. King are re-
joicing over the arrival of little
daughter at their home.
F. w. McCrackin is enjoying a
visit from his sister, Miss Nc
Crackin, Of Colorado Springs.
Memorial services for Frances
Willard were conducted at the
Methodist church Sunday morning.
Mrs. w. W. Brown entertained
Misses Clark, Hughes and Nichols at
pleasant dinner party the other
day.
Elmer G. Sly and wife have re-
turned from California and will soon
be at home to their friends at their
ranch.
Soren Jeremiassen has leased of
Chris Nelson the farm which the
latter lately purchased of Sam
Woods.
Thursday evening Frank Farr en-
tertained about 30 Of his friends at
a valentine party. All report a
jolly time.
Arba Lair has concluded to try
farming the coming year and has
rented land of A. j. Smillie, north
east Of here.
E. w. Goodan has returned to his
home in Los Angeles after several
weeks spent here attending to bust.
ness interests.
Misses Hattie and Frances Thomp-
son, who are attending Colorado COL
lege, were home last week to attend
the wedding of their sister.
The Congregational Missionary So
ciety held meeting "Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Robbins. Mrs. Chas. Elliott of
Ault gave an interesting tanrs on
Missionary Work III the South"
The Social Hour club met Tuesday
evening at the home of DIR. and Mrs.
Bellrose. Besides the members the
following invited guests we're pres
ent: Messrs. and Mesdames Denio,
Dougherty, Hoffman and j. W.
Smillie. Dainty refreshments were
served.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
Auction Bq

Thursday, Feb. 2l.-Clo|
Of horses and implements 1
u mile south OF La SalA
selling, have sold my ranch
L. Oil
Friday, Feb. 2-Sale i
account Of continuing tot
Jacob StroHh
Friday, Feb. % 3 mlss
ton, 2 miles south OF Alt
good young mules, weight
per span; 10 head heavy bd
and drivers.
j. w. McCorn
Saturday, Feb. 23-Big
head Of cows, heifers and
of horses, workers and dn
north Of Bracewell swltca
ranch.
s. Sambo 1
Wednesday, Feb. 27S
east Of LaSalle. at Sam 81
80 head of horses, mulsa
and implements.
J. L. k
Monday, March 4-L'o
big sale near Lucerne. , :,
David
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
All Over Weld.

Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. W..
Shearer.
j. S. Archibald is building quite
an addition to his house. When IL
is nnished they will have very
comfortable home.
Mr.. Waite had a bad attack OF
grip last week and for three days was
not able to 60 to his blacksmith
shop. He is better now.
Mr.. Reed has rented his farm to
Mr.. Calvin. He leaves this week
for Wyoming to improve his land up
three. Mrs. Reed and the children
will go little later, when the car
is shipped.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
GROVER

postmaster H. W. Baker has been
on the sick list.
Several Denver land men are nros.
pecting for claims in this neiohhor-
hood.
Many filings on homesteads and
desert entries are reported in mi.
vicinity. " '
Spring plowing will SOON .+.rt
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
What to Do When Bilious.

fo., he right thing to do when you
Cha plious is to take dose of
TTnamoerlain's MAJ Stomach and Liver
stoua. They will cleanse the
ach hona' and regulate the liver and
sa es Try 1t. Price Is cents.
'""p'es free at all drug stores.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
Two Couples Divorced

william Aitchison of Eaton was
.aao rr'oay granted divorce in the
ooun'y court from Emma M. Aitchi.
sui. The charge was desertion.
49,, ut same day Sabra E. Corder was
n1'o W. granted divorce from Jesse
w. oofoer on the grounds of cruelty.
hoh-support and desertion.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21

Moral and 'sn R'snn4osltth.1 Il
largest exhibitio,ts
try. Three enter,''Ids =,
7:so and s:45 Pam, p; m tvia
Change OF pros'A
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
SPECIAL
TRUNKS! TRUNKS.
$4,000 Worth of Shoes. All Solid.

family need
that It's ud go away prices
made please Don't be lead believe this
No
as they Pure genuine and lower than the
Mems Fine Dress Shoes $780, price
Mems Fine Dress Shoes $780, price pair
Mems Fine Dress Shoes worth sale price IS pair
Mems Fine Dress Shoes worth So sale price 139 pair.
Mems Heavy Work Shoes, the 81 kind sale pair
Mems Heavy Work Shoes, the f. 90 kind sale price $49
Ladies $27s
Ladies' Donga
Ladies' Patent Leather Dongoa Shoes worth
Ladies' Patent Leather and Dongoa Shoes s145
Ladies Pat Tip Dongo Shoes worth s1.75, S1.25.
5 Ladies Heavy Shoes worth S. So $1.1o
Misses Dress Shoes Pat Tip worth $175 $25
Misses Shoes Tip $1.1o
Misses Dress Shoes Pat Tip 12H worth eoc
Misses Dress Shoes Pat Tip pair
All Infants Shoes and Misses Heavy price,
to miss the bargains here =: '"* '-~" <%.: '' =
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15

NOTIONS, HOSIERY, BELTS; BAGS, HANDKER-
CHIEFS, COMBS AND EMBROIDERY.
Space and time will permit list these articles but win
say that it is aim send them fast as possible and
realizing that have short time n you will know
that they will be priced right at once.
so doz Ladies' Good Black Hose the 1Oc. kind pr
so doz. Mems black and aalf hos 10c kind now
IA cents pair.
10 doz Ladies' Belts, the SOC. kind, now &c. each
10 doz Ladies' Belts the Is and 35c kind 19c EACH
25 doz Ladies' Handkerche the &C. kind, 12c each
20 doz Ladies Handkerchefs the 1Oc kind, now &c. each.
Is Mems Four in Hand Tes the 25c kind &c., each
10 do Mems -Four Hand Tes the 5Oc kind &c. EACH
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
COME

To the sales Of sales, where prices
will surprise you. Bring your family
with you. If you can't come, send
by Your neighbor for values you cant
get elsewhere.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-08-01
SeaSonable Merchandise

Please Read By about September LIST we ex-
. z@==@a@= pect to change our entire line Of
merchandise from Summer Goods to our Fall and
Winter lines which are now arriving We have en-
oyed nice business on all Summer lines and wish to
thank all for their patronage but we have some goods
left in most all lines and these must be sod You
kind Of price will move and it requires good strong
price concession We simply must forget the cost and
worth. We are not looking for profits for the next
Is days and you will understand this and know it is
true when you have read this advertisement and see
the merchandise on SALE We deliver the goods--as
we advertise them and guarantee you satisfaction.
Simply plain business proposition Some merchants
think it pays to carry stock from season to sea-
price and have clean new merchandise at all seasons
You can not afford to miss this Is Days Clean
Sweep Sale. Your saving will pay you we'll for
your time.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-08-01
some ECONOMY BASEMENT
OFFERINGS

$500 yards Simpson prints or calico;
yardage l to 8. Your last chance at
this price, yard Observation-Disclosures. 3!c
200 yards wash goods, good colors
and worth today at retail 15c, sale price
per yard Observation-Disclosures. .64c
200 yards cheviot or heavy shirting,
dark colors, worth 10c yard; 2 to 5
yard lengths, sale price per yard TIC
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21

weller, that the agreement be.
tween these companies whereby
Carstens Bros. bought only in
the Yakima country and the
Union Meat company in Oregon
without either firm invading each
others territory, is broken. The
purchase of the cattle in Crook
county last week by the Seattle
firm also means the growers will
have a competitive market in
which to sell their stock and they
viii get better prices.
In fact, prices are up now.
Lambs sold at 1925, Wethers at
S3. while / know of one man
who was offered S.. % for year
ling ewes and refused because
he could get a better price.
Carstens Bros. not only
bought cattle in Crook county.
but went over into Grant county
which shows that they no longer
consider the Oregon country as
belonging solely to the Union
Meat company If this condi-
ton keeps up growers in central
Oregon will get far better prices
ir future.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21

The man. grain fields through.
oJ, this section present @ very
busy scene .bes. DAYS with .ao
tlreshiur machines or work be-
every direction Prom report.
Be- seems .sa wa.d unusually
heavy boz mos. r.aggs-ou.r aIew
instance when Che yield b ua.
up Jo expectations llr Harr.-
man may consider ,hg population
0t conug. Oregon to Chin u
justify hI building arold O. pre-
sent hulh mus adm., our EaIu
yield anything bur Chin We
raise all the produce ig is u5s-
ble 20 consume at .hIs time and
an increase iu the acreage for
the particular benefit 0f Che ai-
road maruala would hardly PROV.
profitable Our big natural mead
ows, alfalfa fields and pasture
can be- used iH @ profitable mar-
ner, however and tau give a.s
roads although r d.an.
something Co haul l- rlal.r
queer how sh0. .gG,.
bic men are.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21
LOCAL And Personal.

J w. Buchanan and son Ro,
were down from the station Oh,
Hr, of the week.
Geo. Curtis has been in tho
. city for several days on q visit "a
IBIS sister and niece.
E0RN Saturday, Sept. Il, to
l-r and Mrs. Lloyd johnson az
Lawen, q daughter.
Fred O,ley was in the city
Tuesday. He was accompanied
by his son Charles and daughter
Miss Mary.
Grant Thompson spent a few
days Iu this city this week visit
.ug Dds family and attending 90
business affairs.
A. d Johnson was among our
Drewseyv visitors during the week.
Tie was over to make proof on
his desert claim.
Mrs. A. Egli and children now
occupy their city home, having
moved in from Wagontire the
first of the week. They will re-
main during the school year.
Dr. Marsden was called TO the
Horton & Sayer sawmill last
night where he found the five
year-old daughter Of j. W. Litch-
suffering from scarlet
fever.
The Misses Mary and Edith .
Harrison were over from Drew
sey Tuesday making proof on
heir homesteads. They We're
accompanied by Mrs. August
Muller who assisted them.
Geo. Howe, one of the ener-
getic and public spirited farmers
jf Calamity was in the city a few
lays during the week. Mr.. .
Howe brought over seven varie-
les Of grain for display at the
county fair next month.
Prineyille has postponed the
air at that place, making the
iates Oct. "A to % instead of
Jet. 10 TO 10 as formerly adyer-
ised. This will allow horses TO
participate in the speed events
Icre and at Prineville also. 1t is
.est for all concerned.
job printing-The Times Herald
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21

Homeseekers continue to- uou
into the IIaruey country st q
very rapid rate and .he land
Office is keep. quite busy Ale
though Mr. Hartman continues
TO benon-c1mmial as TO whom me-
win build O railroad into Central
Oregon. the vast tracks of land
are being taken un and new
homes established. Capital Is
being attracted to th section
and some of our vast r.sdur
win be developed as c5u as da-
tails may be worked ru. and
various projects properly launch
ed The Haruey country
bound 0 advance. r.mrd..
of .s isolation from uauuar.a-
Uon lines cs &C. offers exception,
onn1rJm.aes especially in .he
way 1. government land.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21
ANOTHER MATINEE AT EAlR GROUNDS

Arrangements have been com.
u.syel for another matinee aut
band concert at the Fair ground
ar Sunday afternoon. Sept %
This date meets with the approx.
o.. of several business men who
close .Heir business houses ON
Sunday and the boys out in the
country
There viii be three races at
.aas and possibly more. The
.ru.,.ug event will this time have
.Hree entries which will add in-
,erls, A saddle horse race for
mricd horses for q $1,000 purse
under the same conditions as
as Saturday The money win
uers of the last matinee will not
hs allowed 20 start in this race
There win be no entrance fee
and the purse viii be divided as
before The boys should under
stand ,hat these matinee entries
DO not bar the horses from the
the saddle horse events during
the iair A special race with
three entries viii also be pulled
off for side stakes.
Admission price as before. 25
cents and no complimentarie
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21
pRlSEvLLE FAIR POSTPONED

Owing to the fact that many
.urtman were unable to get their
horses to Prineville for the races
during the coming fair, the date
has been changed to October "a.
%. 26. 2S. 29. This date will per-
init of horses making the regular
racing circuit and reaching Prime
vile in time to take part in the
greatest meet ever held here.
So everybody will please bear In
mind chat instead of holding the
fair from Oct Is to 70. it will be
held .rom the 9th to the 29th.
Everybody get in line and boost
Hriueville Journal.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21
FROM OUR EXCHANGES


VIM Barrow has disposed o..
. bis saloon dus.ue Joh. partner
. CHss laaadH Mr Barrow and
wife expect Go make their future
hon. Chicago Grant County
News
Thomas Balm and Charles Rop-
en- o.cumer ln Hwuov county
were 'U town .h. wee. buying
their winter supplies a.r Balm
was accompanied ng DDS son.
Blue At Eagle
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'and Mrs Hm Gowm and their
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21
TSD OF CATTLE BUYING TRUST

For the first time iu l0year
! the agreement alleged 10 ex.s.
between Carstens Brothers o..
Seattle, and the Union Mea.
company of Portland has been
'broken. says the Oregon Daily
journal.
The Seattle firm invaded the
lterritory monOpolized by the
Portland company last week and
bought up all the cattle Of Crook
county at higherprices than We're
offered By the Union Meat com
'Oany. Growers in Crook and
Grant counties are rejoicing over
zhe invasion and look for a pro-
.onged war between the compa-
hies which viii result in prosper
bus times for the central Oregon
sattlemen.
VIII WurzWeiler, a merchant
bf Prineville, stated at the I'M
berial hotel today that the Seattle
company bought 2500 mead Of
attic in Crook county last week,
laying from $3.50 to $500 for
.teers.
This means" said Mr.. Wurz-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21
Nsa orasntoL Laaa oiG. Oma-

A Washington dispatch Says
Land Commission Bal..uger
has issued an order requiring ne
gisters and receivers of Ioc..
land Offices 10 prepare app.ica-
tions % make entries and filings
on public lands whenever so ra-
que5ted byprospecdgeen-vm
a blank form win De up led
for the purpose and the service
win De rendered withol ell.
10 enugmeu. This order Rs made
10 shut on, shy5Jer lawyer who
have been charging from sI to
50 10 make OUT application for
enuymen. Much 0i taer work
has been inaccurate causing de-
lay in action upon cases Ballin-
ger wants 30 put the shyEter out
of business and simultaneously
assist the settlers vino are trying
TO secure public land for proper
purposes.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21

The Timcs-HeraId Is pleased r
note the substantial improve
ments being made by several ot
our farmers in This neighboghcod
IL gives an air of uormaucucy
quite different from former
customs. With fine residences.
comfortable barns and other
buildings. well kept orchards
and garden spots it shows tha.
our farmers are prospecting and
are making permanent homes.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21

Some Of the finest potatoes
raised this season were grown in
the yard of A. Schenk on the hili.
Adam George was in Tuesday
with a nice 10. of those fine crab
apples for which his orchard has
become famous.
Dean Horton was over from
Diamond ON q visit To- Be. Hor-
ton and looking al,er business
the first of the week.
Stockmen Of the Harvey coun-
try have no kick coming about
hard times with cattle, sheep
and horses at present prices
W. j. s-e o. painter and ra.
per hanger of Western Oregon.
is here. Mr Scott obtained work
at once and win remain here
permanently.
Judith the molheror Frank
Coles Harold Welcome. did
not star, i'm the 2.ll tro. at the
state fair Wednesday Themara
was entered but no accouu. is
given of her being In the race
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Tom Cleveland came over from
Sod House Saturday and spent
a few days I'M -h.s city, He
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21
NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION.

.t"-"r. 4rr l..I.
A...- acru. given Chat Aar.af..
= Cai.aNi o. Del.o. Oregon. h- a.d
notice of her intention to make nusI
nFe-year proof iu support 10. l-r claim.
VIZ; Home iead Entry SO 41.2 made
July p 1890, ior the oi NIB. SsI.
OF NN p aud AEl oi -W of section
township 40 south, range S. east, w. 1,
and that said proof nil. be made be.ofe
Edw j. Oatlow u s. COmmissi0ner al
his office al DEMO Hauey Go Oregon.
on September 23, 1907
She names ihe following vitnesses ID.
prove her continuous residence upop
and cultivation OF, the land, viz:
Emihe L.Lppeuon, ". D. BilHngg.
\, Lundini Fred l.. Allen, all oi DEMO
iarney county, Oregon.
WA tARRE Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21

We hope to see exhibits of
every kind of Harvey county pro-
ducts from all parts, at the fair
next month. We should beariu
mind that the productc of the
soil are really the backbone of
the fair and should have frs.
consideration. Fine stock IS
just as important at this time
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-21

VA tARRE Register,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-19
Too Much.

There come times when the desire
ana need for a vacation are quite over
balanced by other things. When Mrs.
Hanson had nursed the children of
Berryviile through an attack of scarlet
fever, she resisted all suggestions from
grateful parents that she go off for a
months rest at their expense.
NO. she said, with weary firmness,
I'm obliged to all, but 1 haven't got
strength. l could either get ready and
stay at home, or l could go without
getting ready; but I couldn't do both
anyway in this world"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-19
Whole Wheat Bread.

Mix four cupfuls of entire wheat
dour with two ,cupfuls Of white -four
and two heaping tablespoonfuls Of salt.
Add cup Of warm water in which a
yeast cake has been thoroughly dis
solved, and beat hard. Add gradually
a quart of warm water, or enough to
make the dough like thick paste. Stir
until this paste leaves the spoon easily.
Cover thickly and set to rise all night.
Do not put it in loaf tins until it has
risen to the top of the bread pan.
Knead until smooth, divide into two
loaves and bake in slow oven for two
hours.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-19

The present chief justice Of Ontario
Sir William Meredith, is man of fine
presence, with a leonine mass of white
hair One night he was speaking In
Toronto at turbulent meeting, when
he was sharply interrupted by stri
dent voice from the top gallery:
Jaw, Willum, go an get your hair
cut"
Instantly Meredith threw back his
magnificent head. and, fixing the of.
fender with the stern eye of the prac.
ticed examiner, exclaimed:
MY friend, If my memory serves
me, 1 once had something to do with
getting your hair cut"
There were no more Interruptions
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