Castile Comedy Downton Era Romance Opens With Dance
In a sunlit England of peers and gloom a wandering French dancing master Armand Dubarre arrives at a limestone hut with two elegant cousins May Percy and Ethel Courtleigh. A wounded harpist Pierre lies nearby as Dubarre teaches, teases and tests class and courtship amid family plots, betrothal mandates, and a mounting clash of pride.
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Mademoiselle
May
Mistresa
Pierre
Mistress Percy
Duberre
Percy
John Wilmerding
Ethel Courtleigh
John Wilmerting
Mistriees Courtleigh
Sir John
England
Henry
Dubarre
Armand Dubarre
France
Carr
oOd Duberre
Enghiaml
Gaston Dularre
F. Dubarre
Cir
Sir Henry
Trest
Irv
Jesson
Mademoiselie
M. Dubarre
Merre
Monsieur
Thane Dubarre
Puupil
Divbarre
Mistress Courtleigh
Pek
Gaston Dubarre
Captain Thornsite
Sir John Wilmerding
Mistress Dercy
Pubarre
Captain Thorncliffe
Hal
Harry Thorncliffe
Thornecliffe
Thorncliffe
Jack
Spain
Sir John Suckling
Sir Elmer
John Wilherding
Dad
Herbine advertised liver remedy and court land registration notice
An early 1900s advertisement promotes Herbine as a liver regulator with testimonials claiming relief from chills fever and constipation. The same document includes a Circuit Court notice in Lane County Oregon about Louis E Bean seeking initial title registration for 320 acres in section 15 township 17 south range 8 west Willamette Meridian and a deadline to respond by April 16 1907 with a possible decree and barred dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oregon
Lane County
Louis E. Bean
Willamette Meridian
Oregon
H. D. Offutt
Lola A. Offutt
Mary M. Bremer
August F. Bremer
James Offutt
A. D
Louis FE. Bean
Circuit Court of
Lane
E. U. Ler
Timber land filings in Oregon and California notices
Notice in Roseburg Oregon and Eugene Oregon offices mid 1907. Applicants Eugene Holland Valeria Westfall and Guard Haston file sworn statements for purchase of timber lands under the 1878 act with land in sections and townships across Oregon. Witness names include Henry Hinkson Sidney Porter Clarence Burnett Osro Wilenut and others. Adverse claimants urged to file by June July and June 1907 deadlines.
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Roseburg
Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Eugene Holland
Crow
Lane
W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
Henry Hinkson
Alma
Sidney Porter
Walton
Harvey Sallee
Clair Hinkson
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
Ublication
United States Land Office
A. S
Chipear Wileut
Deadwood
Clarence Burnett
Greereafl
Osro Wilenut
Greenleaf
Ira Brown
Goldson
Benjamin L, FY
South
West
Benjamin J. Owen
Ivison
Rows Huston
Elmira
Frank E. Makenson
Bert W. Inman
Benjamin L, Reddy
Stallions Move to New Stable in Kincaid and Rickel Barn
Scott and Hower relocate their stallions to the Kincaid and Rickel barn at 13th and Charnelton. Registered Black Walnut and Newsboy are noted among Percheron and Morgan stock with German Coach lineage. Scott also buys a fine black Percheron.
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Scott & Hower
Bangs Stable
Kincaid & Rickel Barn
Charnelton Streets
Barnes
Newsboy
Morgan
Scott
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Thompson Buchanan
Pi Ures
Carnally
Saral
Geuchter
John Perey
Vicomte de St. Croix
Legation
Cita
Jobin
Dubatre
Henry Perey
Og Winded
Sir Henry Percy
Jazy
Elmer Wilmerding
Henry Percy
John
Wilmerding
Sontio Law
F. C. Watte
Estvtite
Fia
Linn Drug Co
Williams & Rean
Brog Co
Woodward, Clarke & Co
Portland
Union
Booth
Joseph Wells
Weippe
Idaho
Hower
Sts
Eugene, Or
Walker Bros
George W. Kinsey
E. 10Th St
LI Hovsts Yy Ees
T& Price Tin
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