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SIXTEENTH YEAR.
BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO, SATURDAY, AUGUST il
1906 ,
NUMBER 6
Bonners ferrv Herald
ESTABLIöHKD IN 1*91.
THE PIONEER NEWSPAPER
OF KOOTENAI COUNTY.
S. D. TAYLOR, Editor and Proprietor
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
January 1 .1
1906, at the 1'ost-office at Bonnen Ferry. Idahu.
under the Act of Congress of March 3. 1879.
Before looking elsewhere let mo'"
show you the BEST BARGAINS
EntnrM a* S-coin! Clus« M liter
Real
Estate
in the
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KOOTENAI VALLEY
Meadow lands. Fruit lands' Farming
lands, and Timber lands,
Before Prices go up. Here are a
few samples.
$1500. 100 acres Hay and fruit
ranch, 80 acres meadow, small
orchard, plough land and timber;
good soil; good water, soon go up
to $2000
GET iN
$900. 80 acres, fruit and truck
ranch near town, good improve
ments.
$800. 80 acres splendid level
land at Moravia station.
$050, 100 acres timber land.
$350. Good bouse and lot in
town.
$400. House and 2 lots in town [
good residence lots $50 75 100 tim-1
ber lands $800 to 1200 per acre.
$150. Splendid homestead
linquishmcnt -in ftritber.
many other splendid bargains.
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REAL ESTATE. : ; NOTARY PUBLIC. 1
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Bonners ferry, Idaho.
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Charles Berger.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, Land Offiee at
Cocur d'Alene, Idaho, Aug. 6, 1906.
Notice Ih hereby Riven that the lollowine
named .eitler hu filed notice olhl. Intention
to make final proof!» support of hi. claim, and
• that .aid proof will be made before r. s. Com
mia.loner O. J. Bandelin al hi. ofrtej at
Perry, Idaho, on Oct. 13. 19U6vla:
JBKEMIAM L. DeiBK,
CARPENTER SHOP
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Contractors
And Builders*
Carpenter Work of all Kinds
Estimates Furnished.
Dttmrlment nl the Interior, land Office al
d'Aiene, Idaho, amrum o. 1906 .
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of liis claim,
and that said proof will be made before O. J.
Bandelin, U. 8. Com misa l oner at hl« office at
Bonnen Ferry, Idaho, on October 19, 1906. viz:
chaule. E. Olson,
who made homestead entry No. 2616 for the;
8 H NEK. NW**!»* NK'; SWi^Hcc 2«. Tp 61
N. R. 1. K. B. M.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
He name» the following wit
his continuous residence upon said cultivation
of said land, viz: George W. ('line, Fred W.
ses to prove
Mottner, Louis Mottner, W. R. Perrigo, all of
Naples. Idaho.
8-9-9-13
U. N. IH VN, llvgi.ter
Bom
who made Ud entry No.for the NWJ -4 Sec,
12. Twp. 63 K of R. 1 . W. B. M.
He name* the following wit
hl» continuous residence upon, una cultiva
lion of, »aid land, viz: Andrew J. Kent, of
Ferry, John Carlson, Otto Anderson,
Charles Larson, of Copeland, I«l iho.
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k. n. liras, ut-gisu-r
Department ol the Interior, land Office at
cœur d'Alene, Mahn, Ang. o. 1906 .
Notice is hereby given that the following—
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
Bonne
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
pport of his rial
id proof will be made bcf<
uisMloiicr, at hi» office
i Uctobcr 9, 190t», viz :
R. Boyp.
to make final proof i
and that
Ignalz Well. I'. S, c.
Hand point Idaho,
it
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who made H d entry No. 2543 f r the SK' 4 of
aec 32 In Twp 61. N. of R. 1 K. H. M.
He nainca the following witnesses
to prove
hiacontiuuous residence upon and cultivation
of. said Und. viz; Clarence Randall of Elmira,
Idaho. Amdln K. Randall, Charles V. Olds,
W. U. Pcrrlgo. of NapW Idaho.
K N. D: sv. Register.
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--Judge A. J, Kent was Irans
Spokane the
acting business in
fore part of the week.
FRED T. DUBOIS
AND STOCKSLAGER
Nominated to Lead the Democratic Party of
Idaho in Fall Campaign.
The state Democratic convention
was held at Coeur
d'Alenn last
Monday and luesday. Fhe con-j
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veiltlOIl WR8 fairly well attended
,
and the delegates worked them
selves up to quite a pitch of excite
ment, considering that the tick-1
nominated has not a ghost of a
show to win.
expected, Mormonism
1 * 8 ^' ie key-note of the platform
:md a11 the speeches. So strong
did the anti-Mormon sentiment.
Senator Dubois was in complete
control of the convention, and, as
might • be
run that the anti-Dubois delegates
from Fremont and Bear
Lake
counties were unseated
on the
ground that they were Mormons
and did not support tho Demo
cratic ticket two
years a?o. The
debate on tho Mormon issue
was
and at limes the
acrimonious
disputants nearly came to blows
Not all of the gentil, s in the con
vchtion favored such radicalis
The convention stood 1(10 to 80
against tho Mormons.
1 lie main feature of the p a 1 form
Is a declaration in favor of the
m.
rcadoption of tho Mormon- test
oath, which lias for its object the
ment of the
complete disfranchi
Mormon voters.
The ticket nominated is as fol
lows:
Passed Water Works Ordinance
1 he town boartUhad an important!
meeting last Tuesday evening, at |
their regular semi-monthly meet
nled by
..so
put in a pumping plant, to furnish
water for the town, came up for first
j>-eading, and by a vote tho board
in record as favoring tho
mg.
The ordinance presc
Mr. Featherstone for a franchi
went
franchise.
Representatives of the Bell Tele
phone Company were present and
presented an ordinance for a fran
chise.
The ordinance was with
drawn to insert
Fome provisions
board
deemed desirable by the
and will come up again :.l a future
meeting.
Neither tho franchise for the
water works nor for the telephone
provides for an exclusive right.
The board appointed N. B. Wil
, off
announces Man
Tho event of
entered
race; also the Ed Dries
baugli horse of Sandpoint, and
perhaps others.
tering a horse for the race puts iu>
$50,
Ihe race will take place on the
u, „„„„
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horses Will Compete.
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1 recüe(l '"g race, there Will bt
a hall game at the hall grounds he
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i [°" 1,0 *> -'l s0 « food ball
I between
{Hams a» town trustee in place of
-U C. Moore, who has resigned
ing to his removal to Sandpoint,
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RACES AND SPORTS
Sunday, August 19. is tho date
' 1 ll ' ^ - 1 big racing event at Bon
ners Ferry, besides a number of
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Rt.ructlon q
ager AI. P, Roglo
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1110 aa } 9 wl, l 1)0 a ()00 yard, free for
all, horse race. ThoMlltphv and
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^ ÛHiaill horses have beeil
for' this
Each ) erson en
and the winner takes all.
course. Some fine
game
an Indian and a white
In addition to the free for all race,
there will be
; team, and other sports.
1
Indian pUliy
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a pony race, and
an
race.
The event will attract great in
! terest and draw a large croud.
There will be no home ball game
tomorrow, as the home team go9s to
Sandpoint to plav a return game
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'» lUKCT 8 Colts.
Card of Thanks
1 desire to-express
heartfelt thinks to all who render
! assistance in my recent great bc
my most
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reavement.
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Samcol Pearson.
—There will be Episcopal ser
viette at the 1. O. O. F. lodge morn
on Sunday evening st the usual
hour, Rev. Daughters conducting
the servie
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United States Senator—Fred T.
i Bingham county.
Member of Congress—Uees Hat
ta bail 2 h. Idaho C Ulitv
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Justice of the Supreme Court—
(steward 8 .Denning .Latah county .j
j (jovernor-U. q. «jtockslager,
j Bj u i ne countv "
j I i cuU n u t (lovernor—George C
Ghapin, Bingham countv. ' !
Secretary of State-Floeurncy !
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Oalioway, Washington county.
Attorney GeiiuniJ-Karl Paine
Ada countv.
Lewiston countv.
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Treasurer - Dr. .). I).
I Auditor—J. M Bennett, Canyon
county.
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Superintendent of Public In
struction—Miss Domical French,!
Blaine countv.
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Judge District No. 1—-Major W.
W. Wood, Shoshone county.
Judge, District No. 2—Authority
dclega e I to committeemen from
counties of district to select candi
date.
Judge, District No. 3—Thomas
D. Cahnlan, Ada county.
Judge, District No. 4—Guy C,
Barnum, Blaine county.
Judge, District No. 5 -C. A. Boyd
Bannock county.
Judge, District. No. ii— Gus D
Quarles, Lemhi countv.
Judge, District No. 7- Edward L.
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Bryan, Canyon county.
Victory for the People
One of the best results of tbel°^
| Republican state convention was
; the adoption of a plank favoring a |
Direct Pritnarv law. Thc-adoptioi 1 S
to'of the plank meana that the law will '
boenacted, because the Republicans j
!will # win and can and will deliver I
I the goods.
The adoption of the Australian i
ballot was hailed as a wise law and j
went far toward purifying general j
elections,
It cut out fraud, ballot
box stuffing and coercion, and gave !
greater effect to the individual bal-!
A Direct Primary law is even !
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lot.
more desirable, and of greater
necessity in maintaining free gov
ernment. It effects the very foun
dation jif the elective system. If
the people's will has been defeated
in the nomination of candidates,
the error i an not be rectified at the
general elections. If the people's
will is defeated in c inventions by
boss or corporate methods, or by
fraud, the people are helpless
under our present primary laws.
A Direct Primary law gives the
people direct voice in the nomina
tion of candidates. It cuts out the
' convention. They vote on the
choice of candidates direct. The
lawalso throwsaround this primary
election the protective features of
the Australian ballot, so that fraud
in the selection of nominees is re-1
duced to the minimum.
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From all over the state come
complaints that the pre eirt system I
is open to all tho evils that corrupt |
the elective franchise. Tho Direct
Primary will as far as is possible
remedy this.
The reform is on tho way, and,
b -fore another campaign, will be
It will revolutionize the|«
.jjl
in force.
old methods. The politicians u
[have to study new tactics,
New Millinery Store
A New Millinery Store will be
opened to the public aliout Sept 1.
It will he located on the corner in
Bonner Hotel, where we will have
elegant and commodious quarters,
stocked with a complete line u f|
fashionable Millinery.
Dotey lias been secured as trimmer.
The ladies are asked to watch .for
Mrs. F. A.
) future announ ements.
Mks. F. M. Cane,
Stock to Pasture
Wanted stock to pasture at the
Brown ranch, on Myrtle Creek.
Fine pasture, well fenced. Rates
reason.tble. Enquire at the ranch
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Indorses McKnight and Weil
The following is taken from the
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Libby News ami pays a high com
pliment to IgnaU Weil. Republican
candidate for Flûte Senator, and .1.
W. McKnight, Republican candi
date for Representative. The com
nient» of the News a e of interest
! because Editor r aust is intimately
acquainted « ith boll, Mr. McKnight
'and Mr Weil. Mr. Faust published
! the first newspaper ever printed in
, . , .
îsandpotnt, M r. \\ eu S homo, ami IS
i now publishing a newspaper in
i Flathead county, Montana, Mr.
McKnight's former home. The
News 8a y 8: , .
The re P ubllcai ' J over ln Kootenai
county, Idaho, evidently believe in
a lollg cam P*& n ' Th oy niet a '
! Cocur d ' Alone City last week aml
! ' ,laccd their " cket in tho , fl0 . Id -
While except from a general point
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view the people of Huthead county
would have but little intere-t in the
local affairs of that part of Idaho
conditions aro such that the out
come of tho election in the northern
I comity of our sister state will be
j w atched with considerable interest.
The occasion for this is the nom
ination of two well known citizens,
well known here as well as among
thepeople of Kootenai county. One
of them is Igifiitz Weil, of Sand
point, who hus keen nominated for
state senator and the other one is.I.
W. McKnight, of Bonners Ferry
who has been selected as one of the
nominees for the lower bouse.
Both of thes" gentlemen are
royal good fellows and deserve well
at the hands of the people of Koot
enai county and no doubt will bo
elected by big majority,
is one of the old timers of Kootenai
Mr. Weil
count - v - haJ faitl > »« the future of
Sandpoiut when it was hut little
hotter than a way station on the
Northern Pacific and has been one
, , , , ,
tie most cuerget c and en pa de
boosters for the welfare of bis conn
| 4 - v and sta,fi making that place
S k * a
' int0 that county and put it inloa
j ««ercanttlo establishment at Sand
I P° int andmnJe that œncern one of
the big institutions in Idaho. Like
i man - v al '°tlH i r good man he lost his
j a11 during Clcvdond's first admmis
j tration > but hassinco fevered and
f the richest men in
ts now one (
! tbat l ,ar * ^daho.
Mr. McKnight is »ell known in
Flathead county and lias an inter
! e8 p n a largo business in Kalispcll.
His reputation here is one of the best
and he has always been consult red
j one of the progressive and energetic
business men of this county. He
has a host of good friends here
who will take a great interest in
his campaign this fall and while
they may not be abloto do him any
material good if well wishes wen
worth anything he would win with
out jnaking a canvass.
Both of these gentlemen arc suc
cessful business men and if elected
the people of Kootenai county will
have two sph ndid representatives
in the legislature at Boiss next win
ter
Fine Peaches
A. F. A nuis is now marketing
his early peach crop, from his
famous fruit raned four miles be
I low town. The peaches are finely
developed large and luscious and
I the best in quality that have ap
| pcared in the market,
Pathetic Drowning
A most pathetic and peculiar
I«* 80 of drowning occurred here
yesterday, in which the little son
f Mr a »' 1 Mrs. F. A. Shultis lost
j its life. The little one was one
I year old on the 25th of last May.
I While the mother's eyes were off
of it for a few minutes, the little
' one worked its way to a tub of
water, pulled itself up to the side
''»J fell partly in, hallancing its» If
I on the rim, its head being in the
water where Mrs. Shultis' sister,
f| Miss Day, discovered it, not five
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were hurridly sent for but all ifforts
to bring back life were without
avail.
minutes after Mrs. Shultis last saw
Dr. Fry and Dr. Campbell
The parents aro naturally dir
traded over the affair. They have
tho greatest sympathy of all.'
The funeral will be held Sunday,
" at 3 p. m.
—Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rickcrd
were in Spokane last Wednesday.
notice for i-oblication.
of '''i'
Cocurd Alcnc. Idaho, August 6. 1906
Notice i< hereby giv-n that the i,.iin»Tii^
i "Æ " XjT ÄÄ
«n.i that »am proof «m he made i,<f„re
S ^ J ; *' hi "
! :mm via:
F* rry. Idaho. on Cctobvr is
I.AWRENCB M.
I'ARKKR,
Coin-land Idaho, who made II E. No. itut U
the v, s\v, ««■ «, \ k sk'. sip
" Lfth e mLuJ
im continuous re»i.ienee
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Stnllh, of Port hill. Idaho. 0 sorge Holme
a muel Montgomery. cl Copeland, Idaho,
8-911
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•s to pro
ml cultiv
T«l.
upon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IVparlim-nt ol the Interior. Un.l office
Î, lilaho, Augu-d 6, UK«;.
Notice I» hereby given that the loltowln •
otiecofhU intention
a
Cocur il'Ale
i'd settlor hus filed
••i
to make Anal proof I
mid that salt! proof
support ot liis claim.
Ill be made before
delln, IT, s. Commissioner, at his «»flic
îr» Ferry, Idaho,
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at Bo
October i » iso«.
John F. Van Kttkn,
of Forth HI. Idaho, v
38« for the SW«
W. P M.
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ole il E entry Nt»,
ee. 23 Tup 6.*» N. K. I,
He
mes the following
it m ss
to
his continuum
1 cult i vat ioi
Id land, viz; George Holmes. L. W. Krleu
rein, Charles Olds, Z.
'oil hi 11, Idaho.
•e upt
nf
Montgu
cry. ill of
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R. N. Dunn, Register.
NOTICE
OR PUBLICATION.
•m of the Interior, I.
•, Idaho. August 0, 1906 ,
Nolle,* Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Hied
Hr part
d Office at
d'Ale
tlce of his intention
o imtko final p
mil that said pi
of in mu
»f will be
pport of hin claim,
de before O. J.
Bandelin, U.8
nnnlssioner, at bis office, at
Bonner» Furry, Idaho, o
October 12, 1900, viz:
Hannah c. Fkruh.'
widow of Peter A. Ferbrache, dece
made H K No. 1730 tor the SW« 4 NE'i, HE. 1 .* N\V
y *. «ec 20, Twp 02 N. R. 1. K. B. M.
He name» the following witne
la eonti
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•d, who
>s to prove
*e and cultivation of,
said land, vit; Malcolm Bruce. Joseph ('. Par
ent, Andrew J. Kent, William Van G aalten, ail
ol Bo
» reside
y, Idaho.
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NOTICE
FOK PUHLICATION.
Dej
'•»I of the Interior, Land Office 1 1
Idaho, August 6, 1906.
ii that the folio
dice of hi» intentio
Coeur d'Ale
Notice is hereby give
named »ettler ihr tiled n
i»K
tu make final proof i
and that Mid proof will be made before O. J.
Bandelin, U. S. Coinnil» o
pport of his claim,
■r lit his office at
Oct. 12, 1906 viz;
B<
cm Furry, lilaho,
CLARA Mai
n.E Walker,
who
ule IM
try No. 1970 ft
the W NWJ 4
23 Twp <«» N .of R. 1. W. B. M.
following
a ml NW s "
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vit nut
c» to prove
ml cultlva
■1 Neu
nuyur, ('harlea D. Black, W. Fail Walker all of
Port hill, 1/lalui.
Ills contii
him residence upon,
f said land, viz; F
k Yack, t
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H. N. Dunn, RegD
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Real Estate
FARM and CITY
PROPERTY
Bargains
$800.00 Each,
and 5 room houses.
on Cottage Avenue
2 forty foot lot,
$350.
house.
One lot and three room
Bargains
property, situated on Main St.
Eatonville.
$550.
resident
in
$600.
room house.
Two lots on corner, five
$500. One lot, barn, four room
house.
$750. One lot and 5 room house
all furnished.
FRU1T LANDS
$550. 40 acres, one mile out,
3 acres cleared, level.
$700. 100 acres, two miles out
$75.00 3-4 acre tract,will be sold
on terms to suit the purchaser.
$100. 1 acre tract on terms to
suit the purchaser. *
$(>50. Two lots, good corner, n ml
six room house.
Another Bargain
acres of meadow land, 180 tons of|
hay, 68 heard of cattle, 8 horses
and everything pertaining to a
weil furnish ranch best improved
stock ranch in Kootenai valley.
$10,000.
5.
of
If
$4,000. A good investment, 158
acres of meadow land all improved,
bearing orchard,good house, wagon
and hack, 19 Tows and calves, 7
heifers, full dary outfit, with every
thing pertaining to a well stocked
ranch. Will soli land for $2600
dollars.
i $800.00 Store building 30x50,
insured for $1,000 including post
office in lively little town good
I business. Will invoice stock,
WiU ta ke \ each balance 6 months.
A ' , S NT .?f aIEstate
and Justice of the Peace.
BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO
C C Mercantile Co
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Wholesale
and Retail
'General %
Merchants
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Turniuirc and
Undertaking
wall paper,
PICTURE FRAMING,
CaRBEIS, linoleums,
WINDOW SHADES.
LET US FIGURE ON FURN
ISHING YOUR HOUSE.
WILL GUARANTEE TO SAVE
YOU THE FREIGHT.
W. A. ALEXANDER, Sonners Ferrv, Ida.
GO TO
The Red Cross Pharmacy
For Pure Drugs,
M edicines,
Toilet Articles, Perfumes, fancy Candies, Cigars
Yours Truly to please,
J. B. BRODV,
Proprietor and Owner.
Successor to JONES it- BISHOP.
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