The County in General
The “Doings’’ of our Country I'riends
and Neighbors.
RULO
Toe Liberty whs in Palis City Monday
51. s. fou|ii* » «. a count) .-eat visitor
Monday.
Mrs, Henderson was a St, Joe via tor
test week.
Green Goolsby moved to Missouri
la-t week.
Mrs. John Kanaiv »'»■ a St. Joe visi
tor Saturda)
Mrs. Wallace visited relatives at
Salem Sunday
George Pcaboby ha- creeled anew
machine shed.
K. C. Waibridge of Falls City was
here Monday.
Mrs. Simon visited her son at Pres
ton last week
Tohn Mooney moved Into hie new
house Monday.
Thomas Bowker was a county seat
visitor Monday.
\nnte Hill of White Cloud is visit
ing friend- here.
Mrs. Ellie Cramer was a county seat
visitor la-t week.
John Gagnon of Falls City was here
one day la-t week
Bessie and Paul Burk were county
seat \ isilors Friday
Os? Daniels moved into John Ka
uaiy’s house Tuesday.
Si Hunker of Kushbottom was here
Saturday on business.
J. A. Hinkle spent Monday at Ins
la!her- near Forteseue.
Mrs. Emma Kern returned home
from Falls City Friday
Wash Graves of Humboldt visited
relative* hero la-t wei k
.lake Hooley anil wife are trie par
ents of a baby daughter
Dr. Richardson and wife moved up
-tail's over Hinkle's store.
Leslie Inks of Salem came down
Sunday to stay some time.
I'arl Dicks and wife are the parents
of a baby girl born Feb. I.
lim Mooney went to Fftlngham, Ks ,
to visit his sister last week.
Vaughn MeVey of Falls City spent
Sunday here with his mother.
\ new baby arrived at the home of
Dallas Jones and wife Sunday.
Iosle Murphy returned Monday to
her school work at Humboldt.
Mr» John Wilson and son of Reserve
i i si ted relatives here last week.
i hai lie Scott Hud family of 11 iawalba
visited relatives here hist week.
Mrs. Dan liati kin and little daugh
ter visited in Atchison la-1 week.
Helen (Jutes came down from Falls
City to visit her mothei la-1 week.
Mrs. Fierce and daughter Francis
returned (mm a visit to Orieda. Ks.
Mrs Rati kin is home from a visit
with tier daughter at. Centralis, K
Arthur Darvean returned Monday
from a visit with I ts sister at Alliance.
Mr- Duncan and children of IJltie
springs vl<ited n latives here last week
Mae Yasline returned fro:” a trip to
the w< -tern part of the state Saturday.
George Hocrnt r came down from
Pawnee to spend Sunday wi>n his wife.
Mrs. Carpenter and children of Falls
City -p nt last week * with relatives
here.
A number from here went to White
i 'iouu Monday to work for August
Johnson, *
• leoige Ad am-ot Napier moved onto
Mu v. an gv Tuy lot fai m north of here
IS.i 11.1,1..j ,
bLcnuuu WmUuiiU family of White
Cloud moved Into Kit Plant's house
last wtik.
Mr. Nelson of Fails riiy has the con
tract lot hutching the iuciile el the new
M. K. chut ch.
Mr. Mahoney Htid Mi- Mctitiireofl
Barneiton attended the funeral of .lac. :
Murphy here.
Sir. name of the Nelson-Harne
Printing Co. of St. Joe was hereon'
business la-t week.
Fred Stewart returned to Syracuse
.'a-t week James Stewart came here
as helper at the depot in Fred’s place- j
{■1 Mathers and mother moved in
from the country and now occupy John
Kanaly's house in the north part of
town.
Dr. Lav ton an eye specialist of
Leavenworth, Kan., was here recently.
3e will make regular trips to this city
Vora now on.
Mr-. Jud Carpenter returned from
a visit with relatives in Dakato last
ween : her husband met her in Omaha
and accompanied her home.
Thomas Byrews of Tecuruseh, Law
rence and James Sullivan of Omaha,
attended the funeral of James Murphy
kere on Thursday of last week.
Gus Johnson returned from Ne
rastca City Thursday and with a gang
of men went to White Cloud to do
totue riprap work for the railroad.
The young ladies of the Catholic
ifforth gave a card party Wednesday
light at Mrs. Cramers hotel. They re
port a pica-ant i vcn'ng and cleared
*10.
Mr*. Myers and children of Atchison
are visiting relative? hero. They will
go to California in a short time.
John Liberty who has been very
sick at Seneca, Kan,, is able to be
brought back here.
Ben /edgier had one of hi? fingers
mashed while working on tne section
last week.
Service? were held at the Holiness
church Saturday night und Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Darvean wh? a county
seat visitor last week.
I’hil Horan? baby hu? been very sick
for the past few day*.
Foley’? Honey and Tur clear? the air
passages, stops the irritation in the
throat, soothe* the imllurned mem
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore und irntlamed lungs
are healed und strengthened, and tiie
cold is expelled from the system. Lle
fuse any tint the genuine in the yellow
package. Kerr's Pharmacy
SHUBERT
J. P. King Is in Lincoln.
Mr.Jobe of Falls City wa- here Tues
day.
Mr. Sehueth was a Stella visitor re*
eentlv.
Mr. Krug was an Omaha visitor the
past week.
Mr. Stotts and family are moving to
their farm east of town.
Mr. Arnold of Salem visited bis
daughter here Monday.
H. H Woodring and ,1. Arnold of Bar
Hda were here this week.
Leon Barnes and wife of Salem spent
Tuesday with relatives here.
Mrs. Williams is very siek but is
thought she will be out soon.
Lewis Shulenberg and wife of Barada
visited relatives here Friday.
Dr. Haskett of Salem was called here
tnis week to assist Dr. Stiook.
Mrs. Shubert attended the funeral of
her uncle at Auburn Thursday,
Miss Coglavsler of Stella was the
guest of friends here last week
Fred Cogia/.ler purchased the Stotts
property on main street last week.
Mr. Snelling lias rented the Cooper
property and will take possession soon.
Mesdames Crook and Stanley of Sa
lem were guests of relatives here Mon
day.
Levi Bright supplied his home with
a complete water works plant during
the week.
Mrs. Ogg has purchased the Lee
Bolcjack property and will lake pos
session soon.
The Stellu telephone men were over
last week and now have our lines in
good condition after tho storm.
Thomas Howard and family formerly
of tills place but now of McDonald.Ks.,
moved bai k to their farm east of town
last week.
Irvin Shuler and Merle Weddle were
married at the home of the bride Tues
day. They have a host of friends who
extend < n_* rat illation-.
K'tner Zook who was found dead at
Auburn Tuesday is supposed to have
been poisoned from a bad can of salmon
was an uncle of Mrs Lee Shubert.
Mrs. Weaver who had I con attend
ing Mrs. Weddle, was taken s’ck and
compelled logo home, leaving Mrs. W.
in u critical condition of which the
doctor ?a\ s there Is no hope.
FARGO
Mary Iluunk- spent S indav at home.
Kudie Yoeglo wu- a visitor iiero
Friday.
Sam Nolte spent Sunday with his
brother.
Kd Durfee and wife visited friends
here Sunday.
Dan Wagoner attended the show
Friday night.
tins Herbster lost two of his fine
horses last week.
John Neideeker attended the show
here Friday night.
Frank Frederick and lady attended
the dance here Friday.
John Koso and Herman Faller were
Fargo visitors Saturday.
There has been a protracted show in
this city for the past week.
Irving Frederick and lady attended
the dance given here Friday night.
t 'has. Santo ami R. D. Wagoner are
in Falls City on the jury this week.
) Adolph Saal won the ivory pen holder
I for being the homllest man in town.
Fred Rockwell and Henry Gearldt
attended the show here Friday night.
There was a dance given at the hall
Friday night after the show. A large
crowd was present and a joyful time is
reported.
Foley's Orino Laxative cures con
sumption and liver trouble and makes
the bowels healthy and regular. Orino
is superior to pills and tablets as it
docs not gripe or nauseate. Why take
anything else' Kerr's Pharmacy.
STELLA
J. R Cain visited hi- son- in Linroln
Sunday
Win Palmer of Shubcrt was here
Tm sduy.
Mr. French of Auburn wa- in town
T ucsday
Abbie Lyons of Nebra-K t City spent
Sunday here.
Mrs. Adam- of Iowa i? visiting her
parents ht re
W. F. Gritilth was in Shubert tiiis
week on business.
Freest Wurne spent -Sunday in Au
burn with friend
D A Watson shipped a car of hogs
to Kansas City this week
J. H. Holland lias sold his I a no near
Gortnan, Ks., the past week.
Thus James left Tuesday for Idaho
where lie expects to buy land.
Jim Plasters of Hrownville visited
Iris brother here the past week.
Mrs. Gilliland of Auburn spent last
week with her son west of town.
J. F. Winfrey and M. Morris were
county seat visitors the past week.
B. L. Mullen of west of town had all
lbs windmills damaged by the storm
Jacob Hinkle, jr., and family moved
into ti c Amd Mortiz house this week.
Mrs. Hout ke of northeast of town has
been sick with tonsilltis the past week.
*
Mrs. Mason is staying at her tome
here again after a visit with her chil
dren.
Wesley Pearson bought property in
Auburn the pa-t week where lie will
move.
Lufe fligg'ur. of Auburn bad hi? ele
vator at this place reshingled the past
week.
Thus. Higgins of Elk Creik went to
Clay County the past week in quest of
a farm.
Miss lone Shick and a friend of Peru
weie here Sunday visiting the formers
mother.
Miss l’inney a trained nurse of Chi
cago is here earing for her grand
mother.
Evangelistic meetings began at the
M. E. church Sunday and will continue
for some time.
Four sons of Don Fraker of Lincoln
attended the funeral o f their great
grandmother here.
Ezra Stonecipher completed t h e
plastering work of the J. S. Johnson
house east of town last week.
VV, S. and F. C. Helmick returdrd
the past week from their trip in the
west much pleased with tie country.
d. [1. Coons traded bis 80 acres farm
to Robt. Drake for 100 acres. Some
money was paid to Drake in the trade.
One of our farmers was arrested
Saturday for violating the law, pro
hibiting dead carcases Ring along the
public highway.
Ron liowuian who has been working
for VV’. E. Oriffith outhe farm for some
time will leave soon for Oklahoma
where he will farm.
Two cars of caitle and two ears of
hogs were shipped from here Monday
night. .Toe Wagner and C. L Johnson
shipped the cattle and Joe Nedrow and
.1. T McNeely the bogs.
The ShefTet'd family whose home was
destroyed by lire recently are again
located in Summer house east of town.
$208 was raised for them which pnt~
thetn in good shape again.
VERDON.
Mrs. Moran visited Peru last wetk.
Fred Douglas was a Stella visitor
Sunday.
Grace Bennett was u Shubert visitor
Saturday.
Mr. Smith was a Kansas City visitor
this week.
.lake Bloom was up from the county
seat Monday.
Doliie Hall of Stella visited friends
here Sunday.
Mrs. Adams of the county seat spent
Thursday here.
Miss Kernen visited her sister at
Peru Saturday.
Blanche Aruibruster returned to
Falls City Sunday.
Jim Ayers and family were county
seat visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Hull and daughter visited rela
tives at Shubert last weea.
Rhinda Roberts and Wilson Hinkle
were Stella visitors Sunday.
Several from here attended the play
at Falls City Thursday night.
Nelle Weaver and Ethel Saylors
were Nemaha visitors Sunday.
Charley Weaver and Cap Saylors
visited friends at Nemaha Sunday.
Mesdames Fraker and Ball went to
Stella Wednesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Vredenburgh returned to King
fisher, Okla . after spending a week
here with relatives.
Fred and Herman Kernen who were
on their way to Canada spent Thursday
here with their sister.
Pneumonia Follows LaGrippe
Pneumonia often follows lagrippe
but never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar, for lagrippe coughs
and deep seated colds. Refuse anv but
the genuine in the yellow package.
Kerr's Pharmacy.
PERU NORMAL NOTES
Mr. Benj Franklin of liarar'a spent
a tew (Jays in Peru lust week
Mi-s Myrtle B. Yocum was call'd to
11or home at Fall* City because of the
serious illne-s of h r mother.
Frank Medley had the misfortune to
have ore of his fingers torn olT in the
machinery at the engine house.
Miss Fehlee was asked to give a re
port of her trip to Germany in the late
teacher's association held at Auburn.
The Philomathean and F.verett liter
ary societies gave their fourth annual
contest in the chapel Friday and Satur
day of last wet k.
We are glud to hear that Mr. Jesse
Harris, who was injured in Falls City
sometime ago, Is improving and will be
able to return to his .school duties in a
short time
l’rof. E. L. Rouse went to Auburn
last week in the intere-t of his new
business, inspector of the normal course
in high schools. He will also continue
his work at this place as superinten
dent of the model school.
Prof. Cbas. R. Wies ol Falrmount
has been elected as Professor of Agri
culture at the Normal, lie 1.- to begin
his duties at once. He comes on the
recommendation of Profs. French.
Crcgg and Duncanson of the State
Hoard of Agiiculture and the profes
sors of the Pniversity State Farm.
Mr. Robf rt Mickel, husband of Mrs.
Mickel, who is a memiter of the Senior
class of this place, died at tlie home of
Mrs. Cornell in this city. He was laid
to rest in the cemetery at Verdon. The
entire school and community extend to
the heart-stricken family their deepest
sympathy in this their hourof bereave
ment.
The girls basket .ball team went to
Falls City Friday, where they met tlie
Falls City girls in a game of basket
ball. The Peru girls are excellent
players but the Falls City girls proved
too much for them and carried off the
game 2"> to 14. They will play a re
turn game next Friday evening in the
gy tnnnsium of the ('hapel.
Miss Alice Loomis, during her years
leave of ab-ence is attending ’he Rhode
Island college of Agriculture and Econ
omics. She gave a talk at Washing
ton, I) and was asked to give the
Peru plan of self-boarding. Since the
self-boarding dormitory has been used
in Peru, the plan has become wide
spread and many schools all over the
country are adopting the pjan.
OHIO
Wm. Hutchison was down from Peru
Friday.
Earl Shaffer was guest of his parents
Sunday.
Sadie Peek was a guest of Daisy Peek
Sunday.
Lucy Smith was guest of Mrs. Her
man Beachy Sunday.
Jesse McCann was a guest of his sis
ter. Mrs. H. A. Burk.
Wes Nedrow and wife are visiting in
Illinois with relatives.
Nlahlon i’eck was a guest of Lloyd
Knisely and wife Sunday.
Ed. Kuker of near Verdon was a visi
tor in this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Way of Davenport is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Cleon I’eck.
Mrs. Will Strayer is visiting with
Mrs. Cnester Stump this week.
Mrs. X, Peek and two smallest chil
dren spent Sunday in Falls City.
Vera Shaffer spent Saturday night
with her brother Earl and wife.
II. Coon, wife and daughter visited
with Guy Prine ami wife Monday.
Wanda and Roma Shaffer were
guests of Ethel Peek Wednesday.
Mr Burk aud wife of Bulo were
guests of relatives in this vicinity.
Sadie Koss of Albany, Mo., is visit
ing with her cousin. Mrs. Guy Liehty.
O. A. Burk and family spent Sunday
with their daughter Mrs. F. Chestley.
Will Bartlett and wife were enter
tained at the home of H. A. Burk and
wife.
Mr-. Lloyd Knisely is enjoying a vis
it from her sister, Miss Red fern of near
Peru
Ellis [lout/, and family of Falls City
were guests of the former's parents
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dowty of Falls City
visited Sunday with thdir daughter
Mrs. P. Fisher.
Edna Shaffer is spending a few days
with her cousin, Mrs. Jesse Spangler,
near Morriil. Kas.
Chester Stump and family and Mrs.
Strayer were guests of Frank Eichty
and family Sunday.
Anson Knisely and wife spent a few
days of last week with the latter's par
ents in Sabetha, Kan.
Guy Lichty and Geo. Prichard and
their wives spent Sunday near Harada
with Delys Spickler and wife.
Mr. McCleary and family of Falls
City came out Thursday and visited
with Chester Stump and family. Thurs
day evening they furnished some ex
cellent music at the Center literary
which was very much appreciated.
Everybody wishes them to return
agaiu.
Brood Sow Sale
I wilt offer at Chapman's Sale Pa
vilion, Falls City. Neb.. 25 Duroc
Jersey Bred Sows, on Saturday.
Feb. 20. Write for catalogue.
F. W. WITTROCK.
HUMBOLDT
Claud I.ir.r had business in St Joe
I this week
Fred Sulder - ht-re from Oklahoma
i visiting relatives
| Roy Potlpot arid wife visited Vesta
friend- this week.
Mrs. Me Keel.v is -pending the week
! with Lincoln friends.
W.l! Rourquia of Tally, Ks.. is the
guest of friend.- here,
C. Liunberger left Tuesday for Su
perior to visit a bother.
Homer Reaver and family moved this
week to a farm near Stella.
llarry Gravatt of Sabetha was here
last week visiting his brother,
Philip Flunzeker was up from Falls
City Saturday visiting friends
J, W. Dodds has sold his farm to
Frank Church for 870 per acre.
Rex Craig of Argentine, Kan., was
here last week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Irvin Shirley entertained the
ladies of the Uaptist church Friday.
W. G. Hummell returned Friday
from a visit with relatives in Oklahoma
Grant Pdrtons is in Monmouth. III.,
where he was ''ailed by the demise of a
sister.
Mrs. Kozel and Royal arrived the
past week front Ord. where they have
been located.
Mrs. Hummel has returned from
Illinois where she was called by illness
of two sisters.
Ralph l’hilpot and wife drove down
near Dawson Sunday and -pent the day
with relatives.
Claud Fergus and wife are the proud
parents of a little daughter born to
them Wednesday.
Carpenter work on Wayne Hamil
ton’s house in the north part ot town is
nearing completion.
Champ Wright and Perle Cross
drove to Pawnee Saturday and were
married by the county judge.
John Sehuet/ and wife residing south
of town are rejoicing over the arrival
of a baby girl at their home.
J. G. Rcmp and family leave this
week for Newton, Ks . where they will
reside on a farm they purchased.
The family of W. C. Norton came
down from Lincoln this week and are
now located in the Boss property.
Billings sisters are moving their
inillinary establishment to the building
formerly occupied by the Cash store.
Rev. Iloheowald stopped olT here last
week for a brief visit with friends. He
was enroute from Clatonia to Falls City.
A portable skating rink with a ca
pacity of .'100 arrived in town this week
and is furnishing amusement for the
young people.
Macie Vumer, primary teacher in
the city schools, was detained from
her duties this week as the result of an
attack of chicken-pox.
Mrs. Guy Hummel who was called
here several weeks ago by the death of
her father departed the past week for
her home in Nakomis, Canada.
George CernboiaveK is expected to
arrive this week from Idaho, where he
has been located for a year and will be
employed by Herwlgg N Briggs.
Tom Smith, rural carrier on route 4,
left this week with his family for
Washington, Kus.. and from there will
go to California to spend a month with
friends.
The Quaker Indian Medieiue Co. till
ed a weeks entertainment here .Satur
day uight. playing to fair sized audi
ences. Mary Hays won the gold watch
for being the most popular young lady
of the town.
11. W. Howe is making preparations
to move into town and will occupy the
Art Wilson cottage, the latter having
made plans to reside on the Wilson
farm north of town the coming year.
Wid Power will reside on Mr. Howe's
farm.
DAWSON
i Dr. Kit. Hays spent Sunday in Ver
don.
Miss Brooking- spent Saturday and
Sunday in Aurora.
Henry Layson was at Humboldt be
tween trains Sunday.
Mr Ira Draper is attending court at
Falls City as a juryman.
Misses Loura Kelly and Ruby Stover
were in Dawson Sunday,
Mrs. Bob Tyree spent a few days last
week with her son at Salem.
Arthur Kliraa who is attending the
Normal at Peru, was visiting home
folks the latter part of last week.
Miss Luella Heim, who is attending
the tailoring school at Lincoln was vis
iting her folks at Dawson Sunday.
Misses Iiuth McCoy and Lilian Per
cale from Table Rock were vMt'ng in
Dawson over Saturday and Sunu..;\
In the boys’ basket ball game be
tween Verdon and Dawson Saturday,
the score was 37 to 9 in favor of Dawson
For several months Paul Heim, son
ol Henry Heim living north of town
has been suffering with appendicitis.
His ease became so serious that it was
thought best to take him to a hospital
at Omaha and have an operation per
sormed. This was successfully done
and he is now back home and considers
himself out of clanger.
One of the more interesting incidents
we have noticed lately, which illus
trates the change of our neighborhood
from the wild prairie of e;-.;!y days to
tli thiekij settled country of today ia
the fact of H. it. Drawn- felling a plow
tree grown on his farm north of towc,
from wuien a saw log was taken to tta
Stites saw mill and cut into lumber.
While «c write these items the wind
is blo.vidg apparently at the rate of
’steen miles a minute and it is so cold
that people have to have clothes aljoct
the stove to keep warm and the school
authorities are talking of dismissing
school. As the living rooms of the
writer’s house are on the south and
east of the building, we are not suffer
ing with cold so much as though with
these rooms on the north. Another
consolation we have is that there is no
immediate danger of a southwind, be
cause at the rate it is going to the
south east it would not seem possible
for it to stop this side of Kansas City
and could not possibly regain con
sciousness and get back here in lesa
than three days.
BARADA
Kay Dunn was a Shubert visitor Sat
urday.
Cod Gerdes shinned a cir of bogs oa
.Monday.
Horn to Jacob Stt-iahauer and wife
on Feb .*>, a girl.
C. II. Martin and wife were FaUn
City visitors recently.
Henry Meinhart of Falls City waa
here one day last week.
D. K. Splckier and wife entertained
a number of friends on Sunday.
Mrs. Roe and son Verna were here
from the county .-eat last week.
F.. E. Butler and wife spent Su:.. ay
at the home of E>r. Stong and wife.
Henry SiemeriDg and wife spent one
da) last week with Otto Lietzka and
wife
Yak Michyel's and daughters return
ed to Stella Sunday after a visit with
relatives here.
The infant child of C E. Burgess'
brother who is visiting here received 3.
broken arm from a fall while playing
Dr. Van Osdel removed a tumor from
the arm of a daughter of Bernard
Duerfeidt on Saturday. Miss Duer
feidt is doing nicely.
Rev. Rouen drove to Yerdon Sunday
that he might conduct his regular ser
vices at that place. He returned to
Barada Monday to continue his evan
gelistic work.
The stockholders of the Barada State
Bank held their annual meeting on
Wednesday, PY-b. li. They reelected
the officers ot last year. General satis
faction was manifested with the result
of the year's work and $500 was added
to the surplus account.
Legal Notice
Harry Beyle, will take notice, that chi the 2!st
clay of January, ISO!), Minnie Boyle, plaintiff,
filed her petition in the district court of Kicti
nnlson County. Nebraska, against yon, the ot
ject and prayer of which petition art* to obtain a
divorce from you on the ground that you have
without list cause willfully abandoned her for
inure than two years lust past; that you being of
sufficient ability to provide a suitable mainten -
ance for her have grossly, wantonly and cruelty
neglect.Hi to do so. and that yon have contributed
noticing during (he last two years to the support
of the issue of said marriage. Basil Boyle,a miner
child about three years of age.
The plaintiff prays that she may be divorced
from you and awarded the permanent custody
of said minor child. Yon are required toauswc-c
said petition on nr about thestli day of March,
1900. Dated this 21st day of January, 1900.
Minnie Hoyle, Plaintiff.
By Maw in 1-'ai.i,oon. her attorney. 3-4*
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Give Me Your
Order for
Coal and Wood.
Home Grown Potatoes at 75c
per bushel.
Red Seal Flour.
Buckwheat and Graham Flour.
Wisconsin Rye Flour.
Rock Salt, Barrel Salt. Sack
Sa!t--any size
Oil Meal.
Tankage
Cider Vinegar at 25c pergallon
Gasoline at 20c per gallon.
Coal Oil at 15c per gallon.
I pay cash for Poultry and Eggs
Highest Market Price paid for
Hides and Furs.
Don't forget me when in need
of Coal and Wood.
C. A. HECK
We Print Sale Bills
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and we can handle all
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envelope*, b»elne*g card* and Wed
ding stationery. You'll be pleaedl
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