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A lli'imlillrmi i'ni v-nl inn fur lln Klulu
of I Im'K"M In i iilli'il In iiii'i'l in llin l ily n
I'nilliiinl, on Tliiirniluy, April II, Ivm, ut
II o'rlurk A. ,, fur llin iiiihhii ihhii
iniitlliK nuhlM.ilrit Inr t i ni 1 t ittl Hit
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i'it t'linxiKHNiiiiMi, uihI ii nli'i lliiK (our
ill'll'Kllll'H Kt llllK" lO 1 1 III lltllllllil'HII N u-
lliimtl Convention, mill to truiiniid micli
nlliiT liiiHinrxd UN may iruxiily nimn
Imfitni Ilia convention, Tim convention
will ruimtMl nl I'M; iIiIi-uhIin, clum-ii liy
tho mivnrul coiilillra an fullowa :
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Tl.f Nnin IhiImk mm ilnlrKHltt-m-Urife
from viti-ti comity mul onn ilolegittit (or
I'Vttry MO vnlea mul fur pycry fraction
uvur oih Imlf llmriHif rant (nr tliu rriuli
lli'un camliiUla (or governor at the elec
tion Ih-KI in tliia Htaloun Juim 4, IHH4.
Tim roiiiiintUw riH'iniiiiitiiiU tliat tlin
lrliarlo l hell' on Kalunlay, March
"1. ami llin countv convention on Sat
unity, Marcli '.'H, s'.M, nnlctta otlicrwine
onlcrvil liy llin rnH'r county commit
ted. All vote. In fuvu' of llin republican
rini'iii of protection to American in-duHtrli-i
ami American labor, tliu up
Uiililinx of a home market, a aoiiml
financial -jlii y ami a, patriotic enforce
ment of Inn Monroe ilix trimi aitt ronlial
)y Inviloil l) unlln with na.
( IKORUK A. STKKI.,
William Kai ih, C'liairiuuii.
Secretary.
I'ortlrtiiil, dr., K i'li. ft. 1MW1.
HIhTMUT CONVKNriON.
A republican convention for tint Ural
conirrraaiunal ilintrlct. of tliu Slain of
Orevon, ia liercliy called, to meet In lliti
city of Alliany, on Tuimluy. April 7,
IKINI, at 3 f m . for tlis purpotte ol nomi
nating a cumliilule for (.'onurcaa ami two
tli'lcgatea to I In' nulionnl republican eon
vmitinti. The convention w ill coiiat'l of
123 ilt'lt'Katc. to lw cliom-n by tlm never
al countiea, aa follow :
Itenton ft Lake 8
(loot 4 I. i ui-oln 3
Currv '.' I.lnn 10
riarkainaa 12 Marion 1U
Joacpliino 4 I'olk H
Jnckann 7 Tillamook . U
lotilaa II Wanlilnijlon 11
Klamath '.' Yanililll
Una Il
Tln Minn lining on ilcleitate at largn
for each county, ami onn for each 200
yotna, or frartion over one-half thereof,
ciial for the republican governor at the
election hnlil Juun 4, IHIH.
Tliu comiiiittt'O rix'oiniiu'UilM thut tlin
primarina and county ronvrnliinn ho
hnlil in aiTonliinru wllh tlm riH'oiiuiM'ii
ilation of thn Stain Central Committee.
TllOH. II. TllNOl'K, I'reHiilent.
J. A. Wiijion, Secretary.
HKI'l III.K' S rot'NTV I'ONVKS IION,
Nolicn ia h"rehy given to nil volera
who helievo in thn policy of the Hepuh
licnu piiity, anil who lielievu Ihut the
iiuhiHtriiit HVNteui of thiN county fhouhl
nut he (lentro)Til, ami who helieve thut
thn lilfitira of thn county, Mlate ami
nation ahoulil he ailiuiniHiereil upon Hale,
aniiml, connervitlivu mul ecommiiial
princlph'H, uml who helieve that thn in
tercHta of tho tux-piiver Hhouhl hn mul
ounlv )(iiurilcl hy llnwe phtceil in Hmer
hy the people, mul that every puhlic
ao'vant Hhouhl reiuler a iliiect mccoumi
to pix.ple lor lux ullii iul iii'In, mul to
thorn! w ho helievu that I lie liiiitnciiil kh-
Iimii of thiH tfnvcriiiuont hIhiiiIiI he ho
liimineil mul coliilili teil iin Id inet't w ith
the approval ol honi'Ht mul omxervalive
inen of all cIhhhih, bimI to n I the re-
ipiircinenlH of t!m luinincn mul lahoiinc
worlil, mul to ihoMuwho inteml to vole
for a rhmiKu from Denux'riitic policicH to
Hepuhlicmi policii'M, hiuI to tluwn who
inteml to Hiipport llin ticket nominuleil
hy the Kepuhlicmi convention thiH year,
mul they are inviteil to participate in the
ltepiihlicmi primnrieH, to ho hehl at the
umiiil voting placua in the diMorent ite
cinclH 'except in Milk Creek precinct,
where the voting place In chunked to
(iriini! hall near Howard',) C'laikunian
Co., State of Oregon, which me culled
for Saturday, Muich 2lHt, lS'Hl, for the
purHHe of cliooaiiiK dnlegutes from their
rcHpcctivo procincla to nltond tho Ue
puhlican County Convention, which Ih
linrnhy called to meet in Oregon City,
on WodiieHcay, March I'fttli, 1WXI. That
Haul convention la for the purK)Hu of
nominating candidate for thn following
oI1Iih: Three rnprcHenUtives, county
comniiHHioner, county clerk, county re
corder, Hheriir, county treaaurer, county
UHHCrtdor, county achool superintendent,
county surveyor and county corouor,
and for the nomination of jiiHticea of the
peace and coiihIuIiIch for the xevernl
JiiHtice diHtricta of the county; and for
the further purpoHe of electing 12 dele
gates to repreHunt ClackaniiiH county in
the linpuhlicun Slulo Convention to he
held in l'ortlnnd, on thn lull day of April,
18IKI, and 12 delngnlea lo attend the Re
publican congriiHHional convenliou of
thn (Irxt congrpHHionul iliHlrict to he held
in Albany, April 7th. 1HIHI.
Thn convention will coiiHint of l.'lll del
egaluH Rpporlioned to the di Hermit pre-
l inclM ii m hIiowii Ih Ihw, mul being biimd
on mil' ili'legaln ul hirgn Inr each pre
ciucl, ii ii I oni' ili'legiiln fur every votca
or fiuctimi ul thirty vnleH ciihI (or Hull.
Dinger lleriiiaiiu, in thn Haid iirccinclH
at the election held .fiiiut I, iMIl,
i'ri'ciui'lH. No, u( lli'li'Kiili'H.
Alii'iinilliy .
Harlow .'I
llenver Creek I
DorlnuH ;i
Canyon ('reek , 2
Caacadea ft
Canity ft
Clackamaa ft
('herryvllln i
Cantimah,. . . . 3
hmnaHcus , 4
Kugln Creek 3
Mm pin I.ann 3
(iarlleld 3
(ieorgn 2
Harding 3
Highland 3
l.owff Molalla 2
tJpiwr Molalla 3
Milk Creek 2
Maripiam ft
Milwaukie II
Needy 6
New Kr 4
OnWIIgO 7
Oregon City No. 1 7
Oregon City No. 2 7
Oregon City No. 3 4
rieanant Hill 4
Sinvera. 2
SikU Springs 3
Springwatnr 3
Tualatin 3
Union 3
Viola 3
Wert Oregon City 3
Total number of de legal 133
Haul parties for thn purKiM aforesaid
are called lo meet at their rcHctive
voting places on Kalunlay, March 'J 1st,
NtW, at such hour a tlm different com
laitleeuien for several precincts may
designate, and by motion carried at a
lale meeting of the County Central Com
nilttee, all Judges and clerks of primary
flections shall be apMjinteil by the com
mitteeman of the respective precincts.
Hy order of thn County Central Com
mittee. Hknkv Mki iiki m. Chairman,
(iltl. I.. StokV, Sim retury.
ItKI'llllirAN CI.IIW.
Eu.hoilallc l!alllc Moru Micllngt
lo be Held.
The club at Needy will have another
of their big rallies I ridav evening o(
this week. Thn meeting will be ad-dn's-ed
by J. U. Cainplx-ll ind A. 8
)resw'r of Oiegon City, who are both
able and attractive steakers. This is
one of the banner clubs in the county
and the big republican majorities in Needy
precinct show the good work dune.
The rally at Kagle t reek last Saturday
aftermstn was one nf tlm most pnllitiM
antic ever held al that place. The meet
ing was held in Wilhcrn'ri hall and it
was tilled with an appreciative audience.
II. S. Strange ol Oregon City, was the
SM'uker and hit ad-Ires wits reitlete
with facts and figures and was a convin
cing urgiimeiit in favor of the principles
of tlm rcpnbl'i rn party.
TucHilay evening the iluH at Will
amettn Kails hml a rally and Hatiloif's
hull wits (airly well tilled with an atten
tive audience. C II le, of this city
and Hon. V. I.. Miotic, of Oawogo ad
dressed the ineitiun. Kuch inudu a
strong, convincing sis-ech which was
well received by the utidieiice. This
club is lining good woik mul though but
recently tiriiitnii'd w ill make itself (ell ul
I lie elect ion.
Tho republican clubs of Sherwond and
I'leashnt Hill will meet in joint seisiou
ui Wolilas hull, Slu rw oc, om Vpdm"
day, I'elun.iiv I'Olh at 7 :;.() p. m. rfun.
Hon. C. Diow netl known w on.t of the
best speakers in the s'tutp w ill he presettl
to iiililreHS the joint meeting on the
political ixHiies of the du , all are invited
regittdlecs of put t y Ktliliutions. Ladies
me especially inviteil.
Saturday evening of this week the
New Km club will hoM another rally
at the lirown school huiirc. I'leparu
lions are being inadn to make this one
of tho big meetings of the campaign.
U.S. Strange will speak which will
bo a guarantee that the audience will be
both entertained and instructed.
Kridity evening of next week the re
publicans of Cluck. ma are to have
their first rally and will le-oigsnizu their
club for active work. Hun. Cito. C.
Drownoll will be seaker uf tun evening
and bis ability as an orator is so well
known at Clackamas that he will doubt
lessly be greeted with a large audience
The republican club of Canhy is pre
paring for a big rally on Tuesday even
ing March 3. Hon. Geo. C. frowned
will be the orator of the occasion mid
his speeches are always well worth hear
ing. Preparations are being made to
make this one of the bluest rallies over
held by the Can by club and thn public
regardless of political affiliation mid the
Indies us well are cordially inyitod to
attend.
The Milwaukio Republican Club held
an enthusiastic meeting Saturday eve
ning. Hon. (ieo. C Biownell of Ore
gon City us spcukor of the evening.
Among others vimting the club were
Thomas Uunditll, Henry Meldrnm, K. T.
(irilllth mul Cicero Rineurson, all of
Oregon City, mul Dr. lilenilenning, of
SelUoo'l. Mr, I'.row m il Hiiokn lit
length on 1 1 1 -s ai'limis in the ImhI cuhmioii
of Hie state Heiiiite, explaining his
reasons for supporting Senator 1'iilph,
Mr. Ilolph was tlm chuicnof Hie ciiueiiH,
ami hn llierefoii' felt In honor hound tin
a republican to support him with his
vote I In said, however, thut hn did
voln fur Mr, I'nlph In the cuncus meet
ing Hon. (i. K. Uiiieurson came In
during tho latter part of the meeting ami
being called upon eulogized Senator
John II. Mitchell. Mr. Itinenrson said
that hn believed in Abraham Lincoln re
publicanism, and that ii the kind of re
publican h Is.
Tho i lob's double ipiurlet sang a cam
paign songsnd responded lo an encore.
J. K Wel.ler sang a campaign solo,
which was well rnndnred and well re
ceived. The I'leusant Hill republican club
will meet al tho old I'leasant Hill school
house on Mon lay, March 2d, at 7:30
p. in. II. 8. Strange, deputy county
clerk will be tho SH'ukur of the evening.
Mr. Strange hy his ready fund of wit and
forcible Ionic always draws a crowd. All
are invited. Ciiauki v Cm I kiss,
ShtfrwiKid Or. Secretary.
kkl'l'III.ICAN HAI.I.Y.
Thn Maple Uue republican club will
hold a grand rally Saturday Kebruary
211, 1HIK), al7:3U. lion. ieo. C. Hrowncll
will ui.ike the address of the evening and
ss Mr, Hrowncll Is conceded to le one
of the let kpeukers in the slate let there
he a full h"Use, Ladies are invited.
J. II. Daki.ino, Secretary of Club.
Amid ( oiiHunipliitn,
hy stopping tha' cough. We know of no
letter remedy for coughs and col ls than
the M. II. Cough Cure. For sale by C.
ti. Huntley, druggist.
Two breach of the js-uce casea occu
pied the attention of Recorder Ryan's
court this week. Last Kriday night
about 11 o'clock a woman of the town
cams out uu the street and proceeded to
dance around in a hilarious way. Olli
c r Shaw lold her to go home, and when
she refused lo go he Usk her to the city
jail where she kicked out a couple of
window li.hls Odicir Shaw then
placed her in one o( the cells, where af
ter remaining an hour she ilepuniled $.)
ball for her aiHaraitce, which w as for
feited. Tuesday, Cieorgn Austin, who
about a week pieviout-ly had insulted
some ladies coming out o( thn Methodist
church, and who had escaped from the
niitht ollh er, caum in and plead guilty
and paid his fine. Roth case have
their morals.
The Red Men have leased l'os's hall for
the term of one year, and mum begin ac
tive operations in remodelling the
sinie. Nine feet in the front of the hall
will bn cut off for an'e-ronms, while a
po'table wall will l placed ucross soine
where near the center of the room,
which can he removed al any time
when oilier parties desire to me the
hall. No other chuti.'i's will be made
in the ball.
Marriage licenses were iiucd to the
follow ing caiididuies for uiittriuiony by
Couilv Cltik HliiIoii Uuring the past
week: Allies Hciidi'rson, and J, K.
Dr.olv, Louisa Itarretli and William
Neumaii, K'lnice Mc'v'racken and II.
II. MloW.
Councilman T. K. (iault I'ft Thursday
for u ten-ilays trip to Southern Oiegon
to visit a brother in , Jacksonville and
lo make a short call on the Oregon City,
Imivh w ho are running the saw mill al
t'oin-toi'k.
Our last week's sale surpassed our
expectations, but we still have u veiy
choice selection ol ladies' mul children's
tiiiiioi'.'il ha:s we will sell them if you
make an nth"- The Racket stoie.
Karl's Clover 'loot will purity votir
hlissl. ch ar your complexion, regulate
uuir bow els and make your head clear
as a hell. Jftc, ftllo., ue a dollar. For
sule hy t ieo. A . Harding.
Wedding stationery, the latest styles
and linest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at the K.ntkki'kihk olhce.
The ea- l v buyer gets the select ion.
Ladies' and children's trimmed huts
huve no value at the Racket stole.
Use OXIK.N for your "nerves" also
for coughs and colds. Pamphlets free.
Churman & Co., DruggisU, ugunt.
Come and get a hat at the Rack t
store, milhnery at your price.
We would like to look into the pleas
ant lace ol some one who haB never hud
any derangement of the digestive organs.
We Bee the drawn and unhappy faces of
dysetics in every walk of life. It is our
national ''isease, and nearly all com
plaints epiing from this source. Heinovc
the stomach difficulty and liio woik is
done
Dyspeptics and pale thin petiole are
literally starving, because they don't
digest their food. Consumption never
develops in people of robust and normul
digestion. Correct the wasting and loss
of flesh and we euro the disease. Do
this with food.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial con-1
tains already digested food and is a
digester of food at tha same time. Its
effects are folt at once. Oct a pamphlet
of your druggist and learn about it.
LAXOL is Castor Oil minions sweet
as honev bv a new process. Children
like it.
A Hnmr-llkr lintel.
Fanners and t lit- trsveling public will
find a coinfoiUhlif home-like place to
slop at when in Oregiu (,'itv at the
Oiienlallint.il, Table supplied with an
uhiiiidaiic" of the best the market af
fords. Looms and beds are clean anil
comfortable.
Our 2ft cent meals am not excelled.
John Diikst iik.k, I'rop.
Lost Soar Kljr.
On the Oth inst., some clothing
wrapped in gray blanket, tied with small
cotton rope. Kinder please leave at this
office and receive reward.
Cholera Morbus is a dangerous com
plaint, and Is often fatal in its result.
To avoid this you should use I)e Witt's
Colic A Cholera Cnre, aa soon as the first
symptoms appear. C. O. Huntley,
Druggist.
Munyon'a medicinesare the latest, and
Charwan & Co., the up-to-date drug
gists, have a complete stock. Pamphlets
free.
Finest catchup, Worcestershire sauce
and other dressings used in the oyster
cocktails at the Novelty.
For clean, white cotton rags 5 cents
per pound cash, will be paid at Thk V.s
TKKi'iiisK office.
Machine oil 10 cents a bottle, also
needles (or all kinds of machines at E.
K. Martin's.
Chair bottoms at Parker & Howard's
from 10 cents op, Including- nails.
If you are troubled witb dandruff, go
to Farmworth, lie can cnre you .
"lionnie Briar Bush" for 5 cents at
Huntley's book store.
E. McNeill, Receiver.
TO THE
ERST
Gives the choice of
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
GREAT UNION
NORTHERN RY, PACIFIC RY.
VIA
SPOKANE
Minneapolis
AND
VIA
DENVER
OMAHA
AND
Kansas City.
ST. PAUL.
Low Rates to all
Eastern Cities.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Leave Portland every five days for
SAN FRANCISCO.
Fast mail train leaves Portland
daily at 8:45 p. in.
The Dulles local leaves Portland
daily including Sunday at 8:0 a.
in. connecting at East Portland
with S. P. incoming overland train.
For full details call on or ad
dress, W. II. HUPvLBURT,
Gen. Passenger Agent,
Portland, Or.
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SHASTA KOUTE
Of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Express Truins leave Portland Daily.
SiiiUii I North.
s-Vi r. M. I l.v Portland Ar
9r. M.I Lt OrsyinCity Lt
10 t.U.a. I Ar 8. Frauclsro Lv
8:10a. M
7:23 a. M
7:00 r.M
PINING CAR9 ON OOPEN KODTK.
Pullman Buff: t Sleepers.
-AND-
Second-Class Sleeping Cars
Attached to nil through trains.
KOHKHl'KO MAIL (DlUi.
S:S0a. m. I Lv Portland Ar 4:40r. K
:2.a.m. L Oreirout'llv Lt 8:'r.
5lLJ ' Kosebunt Lv :09a.
SAI.EM fna K. GKK, (llily.
t'l 1 T J' "tl .a AT nTT5"Zi
9.27 a Ml L.' :Ju. a .'i,y l.v 4.49 p. m
15 1. M. I Ar 1 : L 8:00 A. II
et Sirte Division.
BKTWKKN FOKTLAND AND CORVAHJ8.
Mall Train, Pally (Except Sunday.)
':30a.m. I Lv J'orrlaiid Ar I C:20r.M
12:16 r.. Ar Corvallli Lv l;8Sp.M
At Albany and "orvallls connect with tralni
of Oregon Cen Ml A E .sie'ii Kailroad.
Exitreiia Train Daily (Except Sunday)
4:4SpTM7rLv Portland Ar r8T2SA7i
7:26p.m. I Ar McMinuvllle Lv 1 5:60 a.
THROUCH TICKETS
TO ALL POINTS IN TUB
EASTERN STATES, CANAPA AND EUROPB
Can be obtained at lowest ratea from L. B.
Moore, Agent. Oregon City.
R.KOKHT.EK, E. P. ROGERS,
Mniuter. Aaa't G. F. and Pan. Agent.
...The Prairie Farmer...
IS THE
Greatest of AH Farm Papers.
It presents each week all that is
worth knowing in ciirrentagrlcul
turiul literature.
K.ach number contains tn"re
solid reading matter than any
other agricultural tmper, ami
covera a broader Held,
SoDscrlDtloi pnc5,jineDollar a Year.
It is the Paper for the People.
Sample CliWliz Offers Tor 1895-6:
T..iP1...PA1.HiMpJjtr,11!Wr
Wkwcly IiiTitBO:Ai.Uor $1.25.
Tub pBAtBia Farmkr 1 m ,
Address
The Prairie Farmer, Chicago.
B Qfegon Citu;
..GLADSTONE PARK...
p Conveniently of access
i ree irom me noiBe
OLIltf-.l 1
obuiiui nurses ana every
class
A m Til a VAi-tm rlnr wn
K ness and rest.
w tor jaaies. y
K Services of the best physicians of the county!
w i in airanii n rtia l
E TERMS REASONABLE. S
U
g Address, MISS M.
Li OREGON
LOOK THIS LIST OVER.
OpiK)rtunities for Investors and" Speculators:
No county like Clackamas-
Oregon City.
No man possessed of even horse sense ever lost money by a judicious
investment in Clackamas County. It would be nearly impossible to
lose money hy buying in Oregon City. It's becautiful location great
manufacturing establishments large and constantly increasing pay
roll its great and promising future, mikes Oregon City, incomparable
the best city on the northwest coast for the investment of capital. It
follows then that you may have an interest in the bargains below.
2 lots and new cottage in west side addition to Oregon City, 5 minntes
from paper mills. Sale or trade.
No. 1 building lots near Presbyterian church one block from 7th St.
cheap part easn, balance on time.
4 lots near Barclay school for trade or sale.
Two lots on Main street, at Congregational church for sale. Best site
in town for grocery store or private boarding-house. Will
build for good tenant.
Another good block of land adjoining Bartlay school block in Oregon
City fair house od barn city water richt in the heart of the
city. Sell cheap, or -ade for farm. Wifl bear careful investi
gation. 1 lot in Darnell's addition on .Molalla road. Sale or trade.
1 lot in Park addition. Sale or trade.
One block of land at Elyville, on main Jlolalla road; level and will
subdivide into 8 lots; two new houses, two barns, and two
splendid wells. This property is delightfully situated and
would suit the most fastidious. Will sell for part cash, or will
trade for an improved farm.
One new and pretty 6-room cottage;
iui tour tots, ovenooKing
Takes some money. House
One lot in the thriving railroad town
a wnuie tot more, n hi trade tnis tot tor horses, cattle, sheephogs
or goats, or just anything to help you out. This is a good lot and
in a gooa town, out 1 uon t want it, as I have no need for it tin
der the teavens.
80 acres of Columbia county bottom land, mostly slashed and bur neI
off, and in grass. Two miles from Columbia river. Trade or
a!e.
One of the best modern constructed dwellings in Oregon City; whole
block of land, level, and afl'ording one of the most lovely view
to be had in the city. New and handsome frame barn. No
finer residence property in the city; one block from public echooL
Will trade for Al outside property.
Will sell or rent for long term the best garden land in Oregon, on the
Willamette river and East Side Electric Railroad. Will sub
divide and sell in acre tracts, or rent in parcels.
132 feet frontage on Main street, in Oregon City; street improvement
made; on electric line. Will trade for good country property, or
sell at a big bargain.
Carpenters, plasterers, brick masons, teamsters, mill men, loggers,
s- wanted to buy homes and pay for it in work.
For further particulars, call on or address
II. E. CROSS, Oregon City, Oregon.
To the Public -
WHAT THK
GA3H5RINUS
111 TV3L3 IDD
HBI.IVF.H AT Y0I B IIOI'HK:
The GatnbrinoH Pilsner or
bavarian Ilottltj Peer, per
Doz. Quarts at .1 50
California Whito Wine per gal HO
" Claret Wine per gal. 80
" Port Wine per gal. 1 50
" Cherry Wine per gal. 1 60
Bent " Grae Itrandy per gal. 4 00
lOyear old Whi.skey, Nonpa
reil per gal 4 00
Our good will be found the best
ever offered to the public at the price.
Leave your order. We garrantee
our goods to give latisfaction or
will cherfully refund your money.
N. F. Zimmerman.
For Keg Ber Iters your ordr.
Hogpital.
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convenience oi a nrst
hospital.
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CITY. OR. 'A
-no city like
hard finished; cellar, spring water
tails, at L'anemah, lor sale or trade.
cost $1000,
of Tekoa; worth $300, or rerhaDf
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