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Talking of ll(rnrltH, Cnrncglc won't
be In the back of the books as a public
benefactor.
A Pennsylvania limn estimates that
Inco b'ii niarrlngc be bus eaten 4.'!,800
pics. An enviable life!
An American (Inn has rocolvcd an or
der from Africa for thrco hit nil red
axes. And that's where Cheops origin
ated, too.
Many doctors assert that nobody
' ahould ever run. Perhaps the messen
ger boy has got tho right principle of
long life after all.
Tenncssco entered the lynching col
umn again recently. Its citizens were
naturally Incensed becauso a jury bad
cqulttcd a suspect.
On the samo day that Mr, Carnegie
gavo away ?5,000,000 Mr. Hockefellor
"earned" $0,000,000 In dividends, but
failed to give It away. That's one way
money Is earned and spent nowudays.
Justice Ilrowcr, of tho United States
Supremo Court, said In a recent ad
dress that he who calls a mob Into be
ing cannot bo pronounced wholly guilt
leu of that which the mob may do.
Tho remark Is both seasonable and full
of sound sense.
Tho appointment of Gen. Chnffeo as
major-general was the llrst Instance of
a p'rIVatu attaining that rank In the
regular army of tho United States. "I
should know that Chaffeo was not edu
cated nt West Point," commented a
military visitor nt tho review of Ameri
can troops In China last summer. "He
Is so unused to full-drcHH uniform that
lie has his siinIi over the wrong shoul
der." It was true, and all the more
honor to him for his success.
A recent Importation of foreigners
against which no cue will bo likely to
take' exceptions, except, perhaps, tho
natives they have come to destroy, bus
been graciously received and welcomed
by the iuaruutlnu otllcer of tho Califor
nia State Hoard of Agriculture nt San
Francisco. The newcomers are a con
signment of tachlua llles from South
Australia, deadly enemies of thu grass
hopper tribe their wholesale exter
minators, In fact, wherever found.
They came as cold storage passengers,
and with them came a large number
of ladybtigs, for service In clearing tho
orchards of red scale the pest of fruit
growers. Tho German army has furnished an
other terrible Illustration of what duel
ing menus. An Infantry captain pres
ent at an ollleer's dinner took offense
at the Innocent but rough hurso-play
of an army surgeon, and struck hlui.
lie then retired to his iiuarters. In a
little while two ollleers representing
the surgeon appeared with a challenge,
lleforo they could deliver It a brother
of tho surgeon entered and shot thu
captain dead, Ills excusu was that he
aaerllleed himself to snvu his brother,
the surgeon, who had a wife and chil
dren, and could hardly hope to survive
a duel with thu offended captain, a
noted pistol-shot. Such an Incident
must eomu home with peculiar force
to the emperor, who has frankly com
mended dueling In tho army as tho
proper way for a soldier to protect his
honor."
There was a time when tho Ingollko
reasoning prevailed In this country as
to a war among Kuropcaii powers that,
whichever killed the other, either way
made our gain. Hut destruction any
where In the world Is bound to be felt
throughout the world, Tho loss cannot
always Ihi traced, but It Is as certain as
the taw of gravitation, A pertinent Il
lustration has come In tho report of
our consul, Mr. Fowler, at Uliee-Koo
concerning the effects of the "boxer"
trouble on our trade. Thu Imports of
American merchandise at Chco-Foo for
the quarter ending with June, MM), as
compared with the same quarter of
18tH), showed an enormous Increase.
After June 1ft too Imports ceased, Chee
Koo saw uo armed hordes nor military
movement, and, compared with other
ports, was peaceful. Hut there were
riots In tho province around about.
The Yankee commercial traveler Is
meeting dltlleultles In France, Ills
luvcr.y and free manners outrage the
tenderest feelings of the Frenchman,
who shows only an agonised deslro to
get rid of tho siuidhur that has attach
l Itself to him. French business Is as
courtly and effusively polite ns a diplo
matic encounter. Customers In Paris
enter a shop as If It were u drawing
room. Thu tradesman and his clerks
nro saluted with all tho ceremony of
court procedure. Where this outward
nnd ceremonial politeness Is so general,
It Is easy to see that tho American
drummer before he has "struck thu
gait" would be at a masterful disad
vantage. Ills manners have been
slightly neglected In tbu hustle, to sell
the goods, nnd his Ideas of court proce
dure nnd diplomatic usage are at tho
bmt what you might call haxy. As tho
excessive politeness of a Frenchman
In this country seems absurd to us, so
the excessive luck of ceremony of tho
Yankee drummer seems particularly
agouUtug lit France. Tho commercial
traveler, If ho Is to succeed abroad, will
have to go to u commercial dancing
school.
An Indiana jury, In Its wisdom, has
fixed tho valuo of u tduglo kltu at
$1,G00. This verdict must not be taken1
as establishing nnythlng like a stand
ard market prlco In this country for a
commodity tho value of which may
vary Intlnltely, according to circum
stances nnd to the personal beauty of
one of the parties to the bargain. A
lover may swear a single kiss Is worth
a king's ransom nnd nil tho world be
side. On the other hand, and with net
desire to be ungallant, It Is easy to Im
agine a situation In which a kiss might
be dear at any price. At certain church
entertainments, where money was be
ing raised for worthy purposes, a kiss
has been sold at auction for as much as
$100, which Is certainly it high llgurc
when It Is considered that the kiss was
sold to raise money .for the heathen, It
Is a traditional belief that stolen kisses
are the mveetcst They aro the dearest
also In Indiana, for the ono for which
the Indlanliiii had to tmv $1,500 was
stolen. For several thousand years
tho value of a kiss has Uuctuateil so
constantly and so widely that any mod
ern attempt to bring It down to n'flot-
tied figure must prove worso than Idlo.
Some nowspapers, In making a criti
cal analysis of tho character of tho luto
Benjamin Harrison, have reached tho
conclusion that It was the quality of
honesty chiefly that made him greut
Ills purposes were" honest and he pur
sued them with simple honesty. Ho
was honest with himself nnd honest
with tho world. Thus there was no
Bwcrvlng from the truth for personal
advantage, no compromising with false
notions for political popularity, no tol
eration of falseness In any particular.
And other newspapers arc prone to de
clare that this Is a sad commentary on
humanity, when an example of plain
honesty and duty well douo should
prove such u shining mark. Yet It wus
ever so. The sentiment, "An honest
man Is the noblest work of God," was
as truo at tho dawn of history as It Is
now. Tho earliest moral teachings of
nil peoples were efforts to Instill tho
value of truth and honesty. Our llrst
legend of slu Is tho dishonesty of tho
serpent In tho Garden of Eden, Kve's
dishonesty with Adam, and Adam's
dishonesty with his God. We nro fond
of talking of tho "good old times, when
men were honest," but nobody knows
when they were. In younger commun
ities deception Is not so easy ns In
older ones. Possibly In Puritan New
Kuglnnd there was once a greater pro
portion of honesty than now exists any
wherethough that mny bo doubted
but this wns an exceptional communi
ty, brought Into being by a stern re
ligious Impulse. When Puritanism wns
nourishing most In New Kuglnnd, mor
als were at a mighty low ebb In most
of the world. Tho Greeks became tho
most polished liars of the world long
beforo tliey lwcumo Its most accom
plished soldiers under Alexander. Tho
ancient Persian did not know what the
truth was, and his modern descendant,
who sells us Oriental nigs, Is a tower
of truth In comparison. Tho Itoman,
who stood as the embodiment of cour
age In tho ancient world, was n more
lluent liar than the modern child of
sunny Italy. Honesty In statesman
ship, nnd even thu semblanco of hon
esty In diplomacy aro very modern
things. Thus, whllo It Is true that thu
sterling honesty of this man has elicit
ed wldu admiration, nnd while It Is
true that this Is a snd commentary oil
tho Imperfection of humanity, wo llud
therein no cnuso for discouragement.
When simple honesty elicits universal
admiration from tho world, It Is some
thing gained. When men renllzo Its
value, It Is something gained. And If
men shnll strive, however feebly, to
emulate tho example much more will
bo gained.
Itmteoinliig Waste- Lauds.
Tho magnitude of tho pluus which
are being made for the reclamation of
the arid lauds of tho West Is astounding
even to tho American mind, so wldu 1b
their scope and so costly will bo their
currying out. Hut tho cost Is promised
to bo little lu comparison with the re
sults to bo uchloved. The plans Involve
tho coutrol of rivers and tho utilization
of tho wnter In tho Irrigation of terri
tory of vnst extent. Storage reservoirs
aro projected of n size that will make
them equal to vcrltablo lnluud seas, and
huge dams, constructed on the most ad
vanced bcleutlllc prluclples, are to hold
tho sens In place. Canals larger thau
many of tho well-known rivers of Eu
rope will carry tho water to the points
whero It Is most needed, and a myrlud
of cut-offs and side-canals and ditches
will anally distribute It to a multitude
of farms. Tho conversion of several
thousand square miles of desert Into
fertile country Is promised as the result
of these elaborate plans should they bo
carried out. That they are feasible In
theory thcro can bo no doubt, but that
they are practicable Is open to question,
lias a Home for Htray Oats,
An uptown woman In New York, the
widow of n Supremo Court Judge, has
devoted her attention to tho welfare
of stray cats. She bus hud constructed
a cugo thirty-two feet long mid teu feet
wide, whero all homeless animals who
are found In tho vicinity receive food
and shelter. The neighbors cull It the
"cat mission." The cage Is ttttetl with
cushions aud has a bouse heated with
hot-water pipes In ono end. A local
milkman has tho food contract for this,
asylum aud leaves u. large cau of milk
dally for tho (innate. Over forty cats
are being enrod for at present, nnd
news of the lustltutlou Is spreadlug.
llemcmbcr, Jane Smith, that when a
friend repeats gossip you told her, she
begins by saying In mi apologetic tone,
"Jane Smith, who Is a big gossip, and
whom I don't often quote, says so-and-so."
The best place to get good, plain
board Is at a plaulug mill.
LEADING - BUSINESS fRMS OF
EASTERN OREGON.
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R
ALSTON CO.
J
Dealer! la
Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper and Shades.
Undei taking Uoods.-"
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' LA GRANDE, OR.
r w. wisdom A Ou. ll
Drugglsta and Apothecaries.
Prescription carefully compounded. Toilet
Article. ,
'''
Main Bticet, BAKER CITY, OR.
T.
C. TAYLOR , ,u
THE "HARDWARE MAN."
ii
Hardware. Stoves. Tin and Coppcrware.
Llin,.', Planter, GYmelit, Coat, Iron and
Steel aud Hydraulic: Pipe,
m Main Street.
PENDLETON, OR.
s
TAK UllKWERY CO.
"it .
Brewer and Bottler of the Famous
HOP OOLDBEER '
VANCOUVER, WASH.
txr B. BOWMAN i
PHOTOGRAPHIC AND LANDSCAPE ARTIST
View of All Description
Specialty, Kodak Developing and Flnlihlng
Main St., Near Bridge,
PENDLETON, OREGON.
KOEPPEN'S
PHARMACY...
Everything that is kept in a
modem and up-to-date drug
store. Prescriptions and
Family Recipes put up by
competent men, from pure
drugs.JiJM -
A. C, KOEPPEN & BR0
Manufacturing Chomists.
1 15 Court Street., Pendleton, Oregon.
THE MINT SALOON
0. L. MOJLQUI9T, Prop.
BERT BRANDS OF WINES
AND LiqUOKH
IMPORTED AND
DOMESTIC
CIGARS....
C.nmr Tetint Rtreet and
Jefferson Avenue, LAltAMOC, OR
The Leading
FURNITURE DEALER
AND
OF EASTERN OREOON IS
..M. A. RADER..
Funeral Director aud Embalmer
Lady Astltlaul,
1'KMH.KTON
OHKQON
BAKER CITY
IRON WORKS.
U1GGINS & HARDENBROOK, Props,
Iron Founders and Machinists
General Repair Work Our
Specialty.
Architectural Iron Work
,iDd Bridge Castings
WHITE roil ESTIMATES.
Hotel
Pendlefon.
PENDLETON
OR.
HENRY RUST
Pacific Brewery
BAKER CITY, ORGEON.
A. NEUBERGER
DEALER IM
pine Whiskies and Cigars
Headquarters for Mhrnf
and Commercial Mea,,.
BAKER CITY . - OREGON
01
mUE CELEtmATKD.COI.UMIlIA BREWERY
AUOUBT BUCHLER, frop.
Thl well-known brewery la now turning out
the best Beer and Fortertaal ot the Caacudcs.
The Idlest npplianccs for the maiiltfncturo of
good healthful Beer hate been Introduced, and
only the flrat-cliis article will be placed on the
market.-
East Second Street
THE DALLES, OR.
WAYS & CROWE
-s
Wholesale; A Retail Dealers In
HARDWARE. STOYES AND TINWARE
Farm Machinery,. Implements,
Wagons and Carriages.
Iron, Steel, Coal and Blacksmitju'
4 , Supplies.. (jl
Hardwood and Wagon Makers' Materials,
Bicycles, Guns, Ammunition, and Sporting
Goods, Etc
Z. F. MOODY
THE DALLES, OR
General Forwarding
AND
Commission Merchant.
Office and Warchomc at , ,
RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS
Wool handling our apeclaltr.
Grain bought and sold,
When in The Dalles
CALL AT--..
the BANK CAFL
" Next Door to the Firat National Bank.
The Only Flrit-Clai Place In the City.
Choioi Liquors, Wims and Cigars
O. J, STUmUNQ, Proa. ;
the Regulator Line
The Dalles, Portland & Astoria
... NAVIGATION COMPANY...
Through Freight
mnti Pmssmngor Lin,
Daily Line of Steamers Between Portland,
Vancouver, Cascade Locks, Hood River
and All Points on the Washington Side.
The Steamer Dallea City nnd Regulator leave
Portland eery morning (except Sunday) at 7
ami Tho Dallea at a A. M.. arriving at destina
tion In amplo tlnio for outgoing train.
Frmlght ttmfm mrmmtty Kmtliiomtt.
W. C. ALLAWAY, den.' Agent,
Foot of Court Street. The Dalle. Or.
Willi Willi, Wish., Mrirtlslk?.
McBride Bros.
LIVERY STABLE.
Rubber Tired Hacks a Specialty. Baggage
Wagon.
ALLA VALLA, WASH.
Telephone 66. 124 E. Main St.
HOTEL DACRES
S. SIMON, Proprietor.
Formerly Simon House.
Ratal )2.S0to.00. v ;
TALLA VALLA, TASK.
GILBERT HUNT GO.
Iiehiie Ship ul fiiisfj
Willi Willi, Wiskrfttw.
Kantshcttsrers of PRIDE OF TASKING
TON Threshers, Self Feeders, Drap
ers aad Machine Extkw ot
Every Description.
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY.
Ctalofu Free
BY JtAII. AND WATER.
yC j- .J a-
OREGON
Shorj Line
and union Pacific
Dinar
TIME SCHEDULES
Portland, Or.
ARRIVE
Chicago
Portland
Special
9:wla. m.
yla .Jlnnt
li.gtun. Bait Lake, Denver,
Ft. Vtnrth.Omaha,
Kaneaa City, . St.
Lonl,ClilCagoand
East. - .
4:30 p.m.
, Atlantlo
Kxpreu
O.uup. m.
via Hunt
ington 1
t'alt lAkc, Denver,
Kt.-Wnrtlf,Onil',
Kansas City, St.
Ioilla,CitlcRgoand
.East. . , ,
8:40 a.m.
i
7:00 a. m.
St. PkUl '
Fat Mall
6:uo p. m.
v'a
Spokane
Walla Walla lwla
toii',Spokalie,M!li; nenpnll,St. Paul,
Diilntli. Mllwau-
, .,kee,ClijcagoilKast
..OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE.
KHOM 'rOItTLAND.' ". '
I -JO p.m.'
All ailing ' datea
aubjeel to change
For San Francisco
FallcYcrjr ft day.
4:00 p.
Dnllr"'
Kx.Hiuidajr
MIIIU.Ill,
fraturdny
1U:UU p. III.
Columbia- Rlntr
aUamtr.
To Aalorlaand Way
I-aiidlng.
4.oop.rn.
Kx. Sunday
fi;Pua.m
fcx.tiuudar.
t - ' '
Mlllimtlle Rlvar.
Oregon city, New.
berg. Salem, Itiile
tivuiiviire A War
Landing.
4:R0p. m.
KxHunday
7:00 a. in.
Tin.. Tliur.
aud Hat.
Wltlimitl and Yam
hill Kliart.
i .
Oregon City, Dar
lon,.ti Wajr-Laud
lng.
3:30 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
and Frl.
6:00 a.m.
Tut., ThHr.
and Sat.
WlllamttU Rlvar.
Portland to Corral,
lia A Way laud
ing. 4:30 p.m.
Mon.Wed.
and Frl.
Lt. Klparla
8:a.mr
Snake filter.
Klparla tq Irrliton
Lr.Lewlatoa
Dally
9 a.m. .
A. L. CRAIO,
General I'auenger Agent, Portland, Or.
V. A. BCIIILLINO, City Ticket Agent.
ilA aldington Street.
,.T1IK.,
Pioneer Dining-Car Line
TIIKi
Yellowstone National Park Route
TIME CtltD-POUTXAND.
rur i.tuiii.. rc,,,v,
Olympia.llra) ' Harbor
and b( ulh llend points,
'jxikaiif . Iwliloii.Mo.
If m h 1a jt4 m Ca a 1 1 1 a
No. 12
Leave
1.43 P,M.
cow. i unman, t, range,
ville, Ml.-oiila, Helena,
flutte, bt. Paul, Minne.
No. 11
Arrives
7.-00 A. M.
aioiia, uiiicapn, wain
inutoii I). !.. Phlladel
pit In. New York, lloaton
anil an poiuia caai anu
outheaat.
For Tacoma. Feattle.
No. 4
11:30 P.M.
Spokane, Untie, Ana
roiitla, lllllliigt. Ornalia,
Kanaaa City, fit. Umli,
Denver and all potnta
No. 8
7:30 P. M,
aouin anu aoumeaii.
Through lerrlce. Dining cur. Pullmsn
flrtt-clas and upholilered Tourlat Sleeper.
Unexcel'ed accommodation. Baggage checked
todeatinattonof ticket.
For full Information, ticket, snaps ot routes
and other Information, call on or write
A. D. CHARLTON,
, Asalitant General Passenger agent.
ttSMorrtaon St., cor. Tblrd. Portland, Or.
PORTLAND RAILWAY CO.
Cari leave Portland. Corner Fl rot -and Wash
ington street, for Vancouver a follow: '
Vancouver 45 Minutes.
A. M.-'eiW, 1:03, 7:4. 8:33, 9:18. 10:03, 10:,
' ' ii:sa '
P. M.-l!iil8. 1:03.1:48.2:33,3:18, 4:08, 4:48,8:33,
6:18. I10:4.t.U;ja. (Leave First and Je.
feron street. 4 mlnptes earlier.)
Ferry leave Vancouver to connect with car
as follows:
A. M.-:5. 7:30, 8:l 9;0O, 9:43, 10:, 11:15
i::ou M.
P. M.-n:5. 1:30. 3:13,3:110, 3:i5, 4:30, 3:15. ;00.
6i4J,jll:iu,
Cars leave corner First and Washington
streets for Woodlann as followa:
A. M. 6:18.6:33.6:W,7.-03,7:18, 7:33.7:48.8:03,
8:18, 8:33, s:ts. 9:03, 9:is, 9:33, 9:48. io:aj.
10:18, 10:st, 10:48. 11 :0J. u :)8, II :33. u :s.
P. JC.-13:08, 12:18. U-.S3, u:, i:03, 1:18,1:33,
l:4S. sw, 3:18.2:38.2:48, sot; 3:i; 8:83,
8:48, 4:03, 4:18,4:43,4:48.5:03,5:18,3:33,
6,48;;03,f;l, 6:J8, :,7:W. 7:18. 7;3a!
7:48, 83. 8:18,8:33. 8:48, 9:3. 9:23,9:43!
10:08, 10:28. 10:43, ll;oo, lira Ui43.
Woodlaw SO Minutes.
Cars leave Woodlewn (or First and Wuhlng.
ton atreeta as follows: -
A M-5:4J, .), ilS.HaO. 6:45.7:09, 7:11,7:45,
8:00,8:15.3:30, f.l 9;00. 9:15.9:30,9:43,
Wm. li-CU M ,:iS' ll! ":l,:30
P. M.-W:15, ii:'so. 12:4.1, 1 :00. 1 :15, 1:30. 1 :45, 3:00,
2:15, 2:30. 2:45. S:oo. 3:15. S:bO,3:i.5,4:uo,
4M5, 4:30. 4 :it, 3:00, 5:15, 530, 5:4V :0o!
615,nHV:45,70. 7:l 7:30.7:43, 8M0,
815. n:30. 8:.v. 9:io. 9:30, 9 M, io:io, loioj
10:50, iir;lO. 11:30, '
Oallr, except Sandavs.
tl'ally, except ni-day and Saturdavg,
tVtedutadara and gaturdara orly.
wGprMbfl H k
wiw
BT MAIL AND WATER.
A
STORU&COH
'i
Two Sill Paget Ins Dally
WITH
nt
THROUGH PARLOR CARS
BETWLEN
-.J
Portland; Astoria? Seaside
Iicares
For Mayger. Ilaln.
Icr, ClatsJtanie
Westport, Clifton,
Astoria., Warren,
ton, Flavel, dear,
hart Park and Sea
side. Astoria A Seashore
Kxprcs Dally.'
Aatorla Express
Dallr.
Arrive
Union Depot
Purtlaud
Union Depot
rortiana
8KX)a,m.
7:00 p.m.
.U:15a.tn.
i
9:40 p. td.
Ticket office, 255 Morrlaon street, and Union
atepot, Portland.
J. 0.' MAYO,
Ocn. Pass. Agent, Astoria, Or.
iBtfflssr&MFi w.
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER,
Will leave Portland, foot of Washington Bt..
9unilny,Tncday ami Thursday evening 'at 8
o'clock, for bauvlc Island, HU, lfclcnr, Oank-,
Deer Island, Martina, Kalama, Neor City,
Kanlcr.Mt.Comn,. Mayger, Stella, Oak Point,
Freeman, Matiimilllo.Claukaule and all. way
landing.
I KORTHWESTERN LINE
Klght Train Dally between Bt. Paul and
Chicago, comprlalng
That Latest riilliiiatn 8ltpri, ,t
- l'eerlt- Itlnlns; Car,' J J
Llbritry Mint Obaarvatlon Cure,
Free Iteollnlng Clialr Car.
TIIK TWKKTIETH CENTURY TltAIN
"THE NORTHWESTERN LIMITED"
Runs Every Day of the Year,
The Finest Train In the Worlrf1
Electric Lighted Steam Heated
TO CHlCAqO BY DAYUQIIT.
Tlie Dadrer State Kxpresf . tho flnret Day Train
Running Ilctwccn St. Paul and ChlcKgoTla
the short Line. Connections from the
West made via.
The Northern PaclOc,
Great Northern and '
Canadian Pacific Railways
Thla Is alio the beat line between Omaha, St
Paul aud Minneapolis.
All Agente sell Tlckets.yla "The Northwest,
srn Line." .
Vf II. MEAD, Oeneral Agent.
A. L. SISLER, T. A.
148 Alder Street, Portland, Or.
.
BEST UIINE
TO
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dnlnto, Chicago,
AMD ALL POINTS EAST,
Through Palace and Tonrlat Sleepers, Dining:
Cars (meals a la carte), Iluftet, Smoking, Library
For tickets and full Information regarding;
Eastern trip, call at city ticket office. KX Third
street, A. 11. C. DKNNISTO.S',
City Pas, and Ticket Agent.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
COLUMBIA RIVER b FUOET SOUND NAVI
GATION CO. -
PORTLfNli AMJ ASTORIA.
- . u i " i .
Steamer Hercules takes the place of Bailey
Gattert. Leaver every morning Inthe week at
7 o'clock, except Sunday, Returning, leave
Astoria every night In the week at 7 o'clock,
except Sunday.
Office, Alder street dock. Telephone Main
851. Columbia 'phone SSI.
E. Vf. CRJCHTON, Agent.
BARR HOTEL
Europun and American Plan.
Furnished it First-Gass Style.
NiwkotaM. newly faralfc4, two blocks from
UBlost depot ail tke aseder IsaprovesmeBts,
Bre-strcol, kot said eol water, eentrally lo
cated. lata!, 91 ui fl.XS a Day.
Meeds Mc, Balkan.
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