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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-09
BYARS IS NAMED
TO OPPOSE SLEMP
Ninth District of Virginia
Promises Lively P.olit-
ical Battle.

BRISTOL, Va. Aug. 81. Cloyd
Byars. OF Bristol, CORNER State legis-
lator and lifelong Democrat, has been
nominated for Congress by the Demo-
Gratis of the Ninth district, In opposition
TO c. Bascomb Slemp, the. Republican
incumbent. It is the intention OF the
Democrats TO put up an aggressive fight
for the control OF the Ninth district
Byars was chosen after much discus
sion as the most probable man in the
district TO lead the Democrats TO ulti-
mate victory. He was nominated by
the unanimous vote of his party in con-
vention assembled. He signified his &C
ceptance of the nomination on the spot,
and is already actively engaged in put
ting up his political fences in anticipa-
ton OF the coming struggle.
An Aggressive Fighter.
The nomination OF Byars 10 oppose
Slemp for Congressional honors has met
with the appreciation of the Democratic
party throughout the state. He Is
known as a keen politician and an ag-
gressive fighter. He Is a man OF sound
principles, considerable ability, and the
one whose personal integrity has never
been questioned. The Democrats OF the
Ninth are believed to have made a good
choice in their selection OF him as the
champion who IS 10 lead them out OF
the political wilderness 20 success at the
polls. The Ninth Is the only Republican
district in Virginia.
II is conceded that the undertaking
which has been placed in the hands OF
this young man is a stupendous one.
He will go up against a man who Is in
trenched behind the bulwarks of a pow
erfuI organization. Slemp, and his
father before him, the late Col. Camp
bell Slemp. have been the leaders OF the
Republican clan IN the Ninth. and thu
Republican bosses IN the State for many
years. Slemp succeeded his father upon
the death OF the elder man. He Is now
filling the unexpired term OF his father.
and is a candidate TO succeed himself,
having been unanimously indOrsed by
his party IA recent convention.
Claim Republican Split.
But it is said that all viii not be
plain sailing for sIemp when he goes
before the people for reelection. It Is
claimed that there is considerable dis
satisfaction within the ranks OF the Re
publicans IN the Ninth, the dissension
being caused by the stand taken by
oleulp III the IlatteF OF reducing SOuLh-
ern representation in. Congress. The
claim is made that a split In the party
is imminent, which claim has encour-
aged the Democrats TO hope that now is
the psychological moment for the party
dominant in the State TO wipe the only
Republican spot in Virginia OF the
map.
The Democrats are going 70 make
every effort to regain control Of the dis
trict, and to make Virginia once ana
for all time solidly Democratic IN all
her parts.
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organization should be given a freere
hand than it now has through further
limitation on the power Of the courts"
Oppose Injunction Plank.
The foregoing statement regarding
the menace TO the public involved in
the Federation was Endorsed by a half
dozen Of men who heard it. It indicated
very plainly that the Denver Injunction
plank as a campaign issue will not get
many votes for Bryan among the se-
rlous-minded. The Nebraskan already
has the support of the element TO which
this declaration would appeal. On the
other hand II has alenated from him
many of the weather. men with mining
properties who supported Bryan in his
other campaigns because OF their silver
properties, but who now fear the grow
ing power Of the Western Federation.
The Denver declaration in favor Of
guaranteeing bank deposits is immense
ly popular in the West 1t will make
many votes for Mr.. Bryan. The idea
is deep-rooted in the minds OF a large
part Of the Western population that
there IS little difference between a.
banker and a trust magnate Especial
~ is the Eastern banker distrusted.
Consequently any proposition to hedge
him about with restraining laws ap=
peals 10 the West. Mr.. Bryan is filling
pages OF the COmmoner with praises Of
the deposit guarantee plank. He evil
IDENTIFY intends to make this plank and
the injunction plank his chief issues in
the campaign.
MOTmonism will play an important
part in the election in Utah and Idaho.
In both States the influences of the
church will be for the Republican can.
didate. In California Taft clearly has
the call over Bryan Nevada IS a Demo
cratic State and there is no reason to
believe that Taft has any show of car
rying IL.
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BUTTON NAN APPEARS;
HE'S A REPUBLICAN
First Vender Of Season Has Moth
ing in His Pack Resembling
BRYAN.

The first campaign button man of the
season made an appearance in WASH
ington yesterday with a full stock OF
Taft buttons. He made a preliminary
round of office buildings, but complained
that business was dull-probably for the
reason that Chief Hitchcock, OF the
'IaIJ headquarters. some time ago dis
tributed gratis slathers OF likenesses or
the Republican candidate
Mr. Bryan was conspicuous by his abb
sence on the button mans display
BOARD An admirer of the Peerless
One" demonstrated, but was unfeelingiy
cnOked on by the vendors query:
law, how'd think I'm going to sell
Bryan buttons to town full of Repub-
ilcan Government clerks?''
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chairman; r. Z. johnson, New York
R. S. Jackson, Illinois; C. H Becker,
Wisconsin.
Order and cOmfort-C. ". Pafflow,
Missouri. chairman: W. Hennessy
Smith, Missouri; L. A. Neuer. Illinois:
". 5. oden, Old Boys Republican Club;
J. ". I)eGrange, West Virginia; ". c.
Conner. New York; p. ]. sheehan. Con-
necticut.
Fireworks-W. H Richardson. I'LL
nois. chairman; /, n. Burton. w7isco1-
sin; c. o. Buckingham, Connecticut; T.
NJ Sullivan. Ohio; II. II. Willard. okla
homa.
Deocrations-RIilo Shanks, Kentucky,
chairman; M. r. Speelman. Missouri. T.
L. Townsend. Pennsylvania; z. A NJ.
Lawson, New Jersey; II. b. Gram. Ohio.
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BRYAN HAS SUPPORT
OF MANY MINISTERS
Nebraskan Has Changed
Church Sentiment in
Twelve Years.

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. s.-Twelve
years ago, when William j. Bryan. made
the race for the Presidency, he did not
have the support Of a single minister
In his home city, assd In the entire ma
ton there were few of the cloth who
were for him. Father Nugent, an eio-
quent Catholic priest, worked for Bryan
that year, and achieved great notoriety
thereby.
This year William ]. Bryan will have
the active or passive support of every
minister in Lincoln. Two-fhirds of the
ministers OF Lincoln already have de-
clared themselves openly for the Demo-
cratic candidate. and the other third,
while not caring 10 mix in politics open
~, Will vote for M. Bryan in Noyem-
Der.
Cultivated Clergy.
There are several reasons for this
change in sentiment among the preach
ers. In the first place, Bryan has been
for twelve years cultivating the
churches. He has delivered his address
on the prince OF Peace In a thousand
cities before hundreds OF thousands OF
church-goers. In this way he has met
thousands Of preachers, and the genial
warmth of his personality has sunk
deep. Ministers who have met him and
have listened to his address have be-
come admirers OF the Nebraskan.
Then, he has for years been a great
advocate for foreign missions, which is
the project OF thousands Of preachers.
During his trip around the world. Mr..
Bryan visited the missions in hundred
lands, speaking words OF encourage
ment, and IN HIS written articles and
books advertising the self-deniaI ana
devotion of the mission workers.
Aided Missions.
He did more for the cause OF mis-
sions during that trip around the world
than words can tell" said the Rev. z.
o. Doward. OF the East Side Christian
Church. The armies OF Charlemsgne
never made so many converts as has
Bryan. The feeling toward missions has
changed entirely si'Ice Bryan visited the
missions and described them IN srtfcle
and speech. The churches OF the world
owe 10 him a debt OF gratitude for
this"
Then, the preachers Of Lincoln are
concerned about the beliefs OF W. n.
Taft. Because he IS a Unitarian, and
thus regulates belief IN the divinity OF
Christ, the preachers and other denomi-
nations are looking aslkance at him.
selves and their hocks about this
belief Of the Republican candidate II
Is bound 10 have It's influenced among
the church-goers. as W. j Bryan Is a
steady member Of the Presbyterian
Church.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-09

A swarm OF bees took possession Of a
street letter box in Northampton, Mass.
and for several hours collections could
not be made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-09
ODDITIES IN THE NEWS.

A turtle weighing 314 pounds, caught
in Mille-'s river. Massachusetts,, has
been named Bill Taft
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-09

Dale Gandel. aged seventeen. of
Athens. Ohio. coughed up a tack which
had been lodged in his throat since asst
Christmas.
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The Committees.

E c. Snyder. Nebraska. chairman;
Philip Buettner. Wisconsin: Middleton
Smith, New York; Noble n. Potts. hi
nois: Gus. A. Schuldt, District Of Co
lumbia.
Platform-C. z. Golden, Wyoming
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REPUBLICANS PLAN
BIG DEMONSTRATION
League of State Clubs to
Ratify Taft-Sherman Nom
nations at Outing.

Plans were cOnsummated at q meet
ing OF the executive committee OF the
League or Republican State Clubs at
the Raleight last night for a monster
outing and ratification meeting at Mar
shall Hall next Saturday.
The arrangements contemplate one OF
the largest political demonstrations held
/ In Washington in recent years. at which
time the nomination OF Taft and Sher-
man as the Republican standard bear
ers In the approaching Presidential
campaign will be ratified.
1t was announced last night that
speakers Of prominence in Republican
politics. including Representative
George Pearre OF Maryland. Hon. VIII
liam z. Andrews, of Nebraska, and
Fletcher Maddox. OF Montana, the new
Solicitor of Internal Revenue, would be
present 30 preach the doctrine Of Re-
publicanism.
Unable to Get Mr.. Wright
It was also announced that a telegram
had been received from Frank II. Hitch
cock, chairman OF the Republican ma
tionai committee. stating that Secretary
of War Luke Wright. who was expected
TO be one Of the speakers. could not be
secured, as Governor Wright had de-
cided that It would not be wise for him
TO make any speeches prior 20 the open
Ing Of the campaign IN Tennessee, in
which he viii participate.
Arrangements have been made for a
glee club. whose singing OF campaign
songs viii be one OF the features OF
the day. The glee club, which has been
organized especially for the occasion, is
made ZIP OF Thomas L. Jones, first
tenor; Ed b. Jones. second tenOrs John
r. Purvis, baritone, and Ben A. Line
back. bass.
There Is also to be drum corps I'M
der the leadership OF the veteran drum
mer boy, Daniel Williams. and at night
the old Marshall estate will be illumi-
mated with red fire and fireworks.
Particular attention is TO be given
TO the care and accommodation Of the
ladies, who are expected TO attend in
gOOdly numbers Many Of the mem
bers OF the league are planning to take
their families and spend the entire day
at the popular river resort.
The speaking viii take place in both
the afternoon and after the arrival Of
the evening boat. and dancing and
other forms OF amusement viii be in
terwoyen with the political end Of the
program.
The following are the committees
having charge Of the ratification and
outing:
The Committees.
z. c. Snyder. Nebraska, chairman.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22
uuoNs

10 iho Ciraui. Cour ~ lHc State Of
orcs for uarao. .fut.
! Nyli.. Airish. H.au.r
| O.. W. N.dupl. dre.i...'
TO q. ~. Adu,h. u...rI1u.
lu th. uhmc OF Oh. saroi Oregon
You are hereby required b. appear aud
answer the complaint ald against you
Boo the Owe entitled ,I.I ou u. before
the trst iayoI the rcxt regular term Of
tbo above ontitlcl court Co. Wit.
on or before tho ith jay O. October.
laos. 1ui 9. you TAIL 10 apecar and
answer. i1r want tacreoi, plaintiff will
.takc judgement against You tor the 70.
lief prayed Tor in tho plalniiTs COM
plant, g. Wit
For decree OF divorce absolute from
the defendant and ior an order M. b a.
therein n enii0ned and for the oos,. and
disbursements.
This summons h published Ia The
Times Herald, O weekly newspaper pub.
lished iu lho tIIy oi Burns, Harvey
County Oregon uHcc a week Tor siX con,
stcutiyv veeb- lur service. publication .
by orler oi Hon. j. T.. Hector, judg. of
the county court, Of llarney County.
and the state %, Oregon, m adv auI eu,
tered on the ebay Of August, 1905, the
frst publication hereof Is made on the
Send day OF August, 1905.
GEO. 3. SIZEMORE, /,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The Prineville papers make
the best of the opportunity be-
cause the people of this section
have sent for -four over there.
The assertion that the wheat crop
is an entire failure is wrong.
however. Our crops are short
just as they are in the William
cite valley and other sections
but not an entire failure. Some
fields will have an average yield.
The grist mill. which was being
enlarged to meet the growing de-
mand, has again started up and
it will not be necessary 90 ship
any more flour than has already
been ordered Outside flour
was not necessary on account of
a shortage of crops altogether
but our population is increasing
and we failed to realize that am
insufficient acreage had been
seeded to meet the immediate
demand. With a market open
Harvey county will raise suhi-
cient wheat each year dry or
otherwise to supply many-coun-
ties like Crook.
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INTERESTING RAILROAD NEWS.

1t seems TO be the general inn
.pt.u and comes from an
authoritative source chat Mr..
Eccles OF the Sumpter Valley
railway has determined to ex-
I tend his line 20 Burns without
delay. This has been tNo obi i've
point for SOME time ut circum-
stances prevenJo, rli.r active
work. Now. however. it is said
all obstacles have been removed
and tha, actual construction will
bagiu as soon as arrangements
cau be made.
I.sr rorted that Mr.. Eccles
is now klamath in consulta-
tiou with Mr. Hartman regard
ing rates over his lines for rails
and other material necessary.
It is also asserted that Mr. Har-
riman and Mr.. EccleS have a sat
isfactory understanding as to
this territory and that the form
err will not interfere with the
construction Of the line from the
north
Mr. Eccles will visit this place
next month and attempt will be
made to have his party the guests
of this city during fair week.
They may GENE sooner, but it is
hoped he may be- able to visit us
at the time mentioned when he
may see the possibilities without
taking time to cover the vast ter
ritory necessary to otherwise get
some idea of what we can raise
This should be kept in mind in
gathering exhibits of our pro-
ducts as much depends upon the
impros sion received at the time
of this visit.
With the Sumpter Valley from
the north and the transcontin- I
entail line from East 70 West pro-
iectcd by Mr. Hartman Harney /
county will settle up rapidly and
be- q factor u the Oregon coun-
.rg SO other portion Of the
sta,. ha the amount of level /
fertile .mj mue body All that
IS necessary Is transportation to
make &c the greatest grain pro-
iuciue section of the entire
B
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LOCAL AND personal.

DR.. j. w. Geary is absent on
a short trip 10 Portland and 9TH
er points.
Don't forget TO save something
for the fair while harvesting
your crops.
J. w. Biggs accompanied his
Missouri friends out as far as
Canyon City.
l.. Griffith was on the shelf
for 4 portion of this week but is
able to assist DIR. Marsden again.
H. f. Thompson and Frank
and Arthur McCansland have re-
turned from the outing in STEMS
Mountain.
Mrs. w. w. johnson and sons,
Eldon and Leon, expect to leave
about the first of September for
the willamette. n
We learn that Mrs. G. A.
Rembold left Canyon City this
morning with her mother for
Portland where the latter will be .
placed in a hospital. J
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uMMoN

In The Circuit Court Of the state of
Oregon, for llarney County.
Annie " Welty. p'ainulfJ
vs..
john VI. Welty, dciendant
To John w. Welty, defendant.
la the name Of the state " Oregon.
lou are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint flied against YOU
in the above entitled suit on ov before
the hrst day OF the next regular teta Of
The above entitled court, e. Wit:
On or before the 5th day Of October.
1908. and II you tail to appear aud
answer, Tor want thereof plaintiff will
take judgement against you Tor the rc.
lief prayed for In plaintiffs complaint.
to wit.
For decree of divorce ab.olute from
the defendant and the care and custody
oi the minor child Grace welty.
mentioned In the complaint and Tor an
order such as Is therein meut oned and
for costs and disbursements.
This summons b. Published IN The
Iimes.hcrald, weekly newspaper pub.
lishcd iu the City OF Burns. Harvey
county Oregon, once o week for six
consecutive weeks Tor .c.,ira publica.
tion by order ci Hon y. g. Rector. Judge
Of The county court. Of lllrn-y County
aud the state ci Oregon u.ao. .i cn.
tered on the go Day oi August. laOS. o..
fret publication hereof made on the
~ day Of August lnOS
GEO. S slZENORE.
Attorney ,or Plaintiff
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22

According to the Oregoniau re-
ceived here yesterday il Is pcssi-
BILE that Mr.. Hill may have his
eve on central Oregon. Its news
columns state that Mr. Hills
right hand man is at The DaI.cs
and his movements would indi-
cate an interest in the proposed
Oregon trunk railroad. Il seems
that Mr. Hill intimated some
time ago that as soon as ths
North bank road was completed
he might give central Oregon
his attention. There's lots of
room for him now and plenty
even if Hartman comes too.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. =

In the matter Of the estate OF Peter
Andrieu, dscease.
Notice Is hereby given that ou June
5th, 1908, by order of ,he Hon. J +.
Rector County Judge oi Ilarney Coun.
ty' Oregon. duly made and entered, the
undersigned was appointed the Execu-
tor Of the Last viii nnd Testament Of
sid Peter Andreu deceased with the
will annexed, which -lid VIII has
been duly admitted to probate, nud he
has duly qualified as such Executor.
All persons having claims against -aid
Estate are hereby required TO present
them with the proper vouchers, within
six months from the date oi this notice,
to the undersigned executor 1t psnio.
Oregon.
Dated July 25th, l9O>
EpN Clupw,
Executor.
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Painting and paper hanging
A. Horton.
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that scaled bids
will be received by the County Court OF
IIaruey county for the care aud keep Of
the county poor for use period Of one
year from Sept. %, 1908, to Sept 20,
1909. according To the classification Of
the contract therefor now in iorce and
ON file in the office of The Couuty Clerk
and that said bids will be opened AMI
considered by the Court on Thursday,
Sept. 3. 1905, at O'Clock pm
The Court reserves the right 90 reject
any and all bids
BY order oi the Court
SAN MorHEgsnrAp,
County Clerk.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22

V. C. Cozad and wife return
ed from Portland Wednesday.
For the past several months Mrs.
Cozad has been seriously i'll but
returns to her home much inn
proved. Blue Mt. Eagle.
The Times-llerald office has
Just received the finest assort-
ment of stationery Il has ever
had. Its patrons will have the
very best in that line as they al
ways have had. When in need
of commercial printing of any
nature drop i'm and see us.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22

A county merchant of Iowa de-
cided TO break away from the old
fogy spirit which had affected
him and his fellows for some
time. Daringly he spent 500 in
advertising o special sale. The
first day of the sale the store
took in almost $1,000; the next
six days averaged over 500 each.
His advertising bill amounted TO-
3 per cent of the business he
did. He found that IL paid.
Oregon radesman.
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Petty jealousies should not
enter into matters pretaining 10
the general welfare Of your home
town and the country We can-
not hope 10 accomplish much with
strife among our ranks. Person
al selfshness is bound b. inter-
fere with enterprises thatare for
the general upbuilding of the
country. Let us look at public
matters ina public way and take
our chances in business later
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22

If anybody can get ,uc .aeG
from Z. II. Hartman. Governor
Chamberlain Of Oregon can do il
The governor is simply irres.st-
able. Hartman has been up
against" knotty problem in his
railroad wars. but he has never
encountered the Chamberlain
smile before. Il will be @ new
experience for the magnate any
way, and it may completely melt
him and make him tell what IS in
store for Oregon. East Oregon
ian.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22

With an exclusive Hauey
County fair this fall local people
should take a pride in making i,
the best yet held. The manage
ment has used every available
means TO induce producer and
stock raisers 10 make exhibits
and the people should appreciate
it. The fair is not for financial
gain in any respect but 10 boost
the Harney country.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

.H-H -FAIE. LlAu uFFICE
.Hrls. pregau, August ~. la1,
given that John ~ Dean. OF
W.u 0u July o.. lHHT uglc
hH .l.I, serial SO nlls. lur
-... a-# 80 CuI l0I - section -,
lu.H. -urr. Range n Easf Milumett
N.. i... Has a..l notice of intention 10 axe
.'IHH Pro T, to esfahI sh claim
' f.. ..a allow" described, before che ErsIs-
.l. Receiver. no Burns. Oregon. nr fhe
IH I.H .HHr. Zoos
.sl ... Ha-.rs Hs uIfltssast
H-.r.. Ir.... lIe- lrrslu tIICr. Harvey
ID. ha."r aI. of SHrrlHs oregon
HH IAEEE Register
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Agricultural College
Corvallis, Oregon.

intercollegiate courses 10 Agriculture
including Agrou0my, Horticulture, A0i,
NAL liu'band'y psiry llusbandry etc
Forestry Domestic e.,rnca ami Arti
Civil. Electric Mechanical, and Mining
Engineering, lomm.r,ei Pharmacy.
Offers elementary c1urses in Agricu,.
targ Forestry Domestic science and
Art Commerce and Mechanic ARTS, in
.'n'ins forge Ha-s cabinet making
steam httiHH plumbing machine work.
strong iaci'i,is mod m equipment F;
Tree tl'l.oni 0peDs sept. 25
illustrated cata. -ue with full iniarma.
tlon on application TO the Registrar free.
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j. j. Jenkins O. young man
who h been working on the
Fran. i,auey ranch fell q dis
auc. a. gGsu. 80 Zee. Thursday
rH.r u q ritchG- handle
tanning .He uetu o. tw1
ribs and otherwise being badly
shaken mp. His physicians re-
port him resting very well.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED Stairs LANp OFFICE.
Burns OrefOn. June rs i90s 4
Notice r. hereby given innt lee hoy fhutu.
burg. Of nu ne. oregon, who. ON June III. fpQe.
nlauC ttmhcr q STONE -Fefa 9. f.afcilcrt. Nu. ~
20 south, Range as Ensi, willamette Meridian.
has FLED notice oi intention TO make final
Proof. tn establish tinlw tn the land above
described. hoforu the Register aui Uccelvcr. nt
Huns. oregon. ou the 18Th dag of August.
tuu-
Claimant names Hs WifuessrFs.
Phillip a. smith. Bussel Is. -mith. Frank
forIgu. scth smith. of Hurus. oregon.
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