Eugene City tiuard.
HATUIIDAY AI'KII.M.
Democratic State Ticket.
Vut Bujircnia JwU. J"h" 11
el lirulon.
Cuur.iiiii.... JuIW-mi Mj-m
ul Mini.
MU-idkntmL r.ir.i T Hi".
E.lrd KIKmthtT ' MiiIiimiiiii.Ii
I It t:rroil
II Whitney
W W Onli'iby
. I, I l'lllnll
.. id Mlltl
. (if I. urn
E(uKll JUII' UL WS1MI I.
I'ruMcullug Attorncjr
J M I'l.tHII
Of COO.
Br4of EuutllMllun Fruilc-r
Democratic County Ticket.
cMtor K. It hKll iviil'.lll,
of KuK'i.e.
KKPKKHKNTATI VE.
L im.V.V ' Kuk-ik-.
W. I HOUSTON .of Juiicllnn.
C. II. MATIIfcrtn of liiMlK-ii.
HhcrlfT IIOHAIK IIAMITOS.
)l (lOOlll'U.
Clerk Hl'KM Kll.
of Irving.
Jgjge J. A. Mc.MAIIAN,
of H.rllK"'.'l'l.
Cominliilouur J 11 HH.I.,
of Itli liKr.U.n.
Aiwiior V.J. MoI'HKH-.in,
Of KUKtllU.
BcboolHupurlllirii'li-iit J. I'. III.I.M,
of Junction.
TreMurer HKN K. IKdtllH,
of Kniii ne.
Surveyor J B. UEAVKSIK,
of Eiikiio.
Coroner Ir. .KO. WAI.U
ol f'nttaKii Orove
SHEEP'S (I.O'lillNU.
Albany Dnnotirut: Two yearn
ago and four yi urn k" thu ri'titilili
cans paimistl resolution luvorinu
rigid economy, ami then followed
il both ycarH with tlio muni i
traviigiiiit lcgittlitlion in tlio liiniury
of Oregon, absolutely wanting tin
poodu'a money at u time when
lliero Hliould actually have been
economy. Now they have done it
again, and every candid man kmiuc
it ia only for ellect. Here ih a ver
pretty rtheep's dolliing, but the
wolf in wheru he wan belore, under
neath: Retrenchment We pledge the
republican party to rigid economy
in the expenditure of public money,
to the reduction of excessive h.iI
arioH, and the iiboliHlimeiit of the
fee eyHteni wherever pottnible, and
of all UHeleHH commission!'; and bo
liwvo that no appropriation hliould
be made to any school or chari
table iiiHtitution not under the
control of the tttale; and oppose
the incorporation into the tjciii r.il
appropriation bill of iU'iim lor the
expenditure of money not author
ized by law.
TOO Mil II TO 1AV.
Albany Democrat: W hen wheal
wan 75 centri to a dollar a bushel
and the freight tarill' between Al
bany and l'ortlaud on the river
was $3 and $1 a ton and imsseii
Kur faro nearly double the prcocnt
rite, it cont 50 cents a ton to get
freight through the locks una 1U
cents fot passengers. Now when
wheat is only 50 cents, freight fl a
ton and passenger fare Jilt costs
the Hftino. Is there any reaoon in
that? The rate is just double what
it should bo. Twenty live cents
per ton for freight and 5 cents for
passengers would be right, and the
Democrat culls the attention of the
1roHH!Ctivo members of the next
egislature to the fact. The law
should be amended making the rate
as suggested. The locks are owned
by some rich l'ortlaud men, who
have been trying for years to un
load them Upon the state, and
voters should know hoiv their repre
sentatives will act in reference to
tlio rate of taritV.
WHKKK NOMK.N It KlliN.
A Walla Walla man went to
bleep the other night and dreamed
ho was in a city entirely governed
by women, says the Statesman. It
was scrupulously clean, and while
wandering around ho saw three
men arrested for spitting on the
pavements. A garbage box at the
rear end of each lot was hand
painted and tied with a blue rib
boil. Mail boxes were decorated
with Jrawu work throws, an ! lire
plugs had cushioned seats on top
of them. Sweet peas were climb
ing over the electric light poles
a ud a hand pintd cuspidor oc
cupied a prominent place on every
corner. There was no business,
not a team being mllowed to pass
up and down the main streets lor
fear of making a dust. Tin- town
was deserted save for the police
women who march up and down
to see that no one with dusty shoes
stepped into the town.
The late .Mrs. K. Marvin, who
recently died at Kukwood, Mo.,
was an elder sister of the lateex
l'resident Hayes. When the civil
war broke out she was living wild
a family of Southern sympathizer
in Illinois. Rutherford li. Haves,
as is well known, w.n a strong
Union man and becain-' a success
ful ufticcr in the Northern army.
His sister diil not forgive hi in lor
taking the side of the government,
and they were never reconciled.
Capitalists of Portland arc at
work raising a fund to start a
paper with.
( oniiiilsiiiiuers Court.
Jiliu M Williams, deputy dis
trict attorney, examination
T.K.Ithlcf". 6 11
John M Williams, deputy dis
trict Httorney, examination
Lingo 2 60
John M Williams, deputy dis
trict ullorney, examination
Lahfe 2 60
John M Williams, deputy 'dis
trict attorney, examination
Midtllmwk t-t al 6 00
Joint M Williams, deputy dis
trict attorney, examination
Nixmi 6 00
John M Williams, deputy attor
ney, examination Tulk 6 00
John M Williams, deputy attor
ney, examination llutchiui 6 00
John M William, deputy attor
ney, leirul services 7 00
T W llitiiiii examination Denny
Insane 6 00
i; I) MeKenney, examination
Ih-inmv inab ue 6 00
- -
Glass it J'rudhomute, station
ery
K Hcliwaizsehlld, stationer
4 10
10 SO
2 50
A J Johnson, miscellaneous ex-
peiiM-M for ollioe
A J JuIiI'miII, board and keep ol
prisoners March
A J JnliUMiu, W ill lUmersly to
reform it lionl 0 "5
In Hie matter of the VHcatlon if
a pari of Mill hi rei-t, Kairmoimt; pray t-r
of p tilioiierx i;raiitel.
In Ho- mailer of cliunifiiiK the
joun lury of Sjn intfllelil ami Kugei.a
reeinelM! nraver (if HftitiolielS Hot
Krautetl.
In i he mutter of eomiieusatioii to
judges and clerks of prlinaiy elections
continued for term.
At this time, the court considered
and allowed the following bills and
olei k ordered to draw warrants on gen
oral fluid In payment thereof, towit:
Kuu-eiie Ktvlstfr. iirilitinff IH M
J II Stevenson, sclnml superln-
telitlent 3i- 00
J II I n v lor J l state v t'olieu... 7 15
Julius Koepp constable state vs
Colieii 10 US
John Pueseliky witness state vs
Cohen 1 W
MrtJ Paeseliky witness slate vs
Cohen 1 WJ
Kmiiia Cohen witness state vs
Cohen 2 10
Alice I toss wilness state vs Civ-
lie:. 1 70
Kitinia Kerby witness stale vs
Cohen 2 10
CIllH S Slllilll witllPsH KtatHVS
Saiiiiders 1 1 nl; claliuetl i 10;
n I lowed 4 d
(to N ltiainanl wilneiis stale
vm Saiiiitlersbt al; claimed 5.10;
ullowvtl NO
James While w itness state vs
Saiinileis ft al; claimed 6.10;
allowed 4
riimnas Saubert witness state vs
Siunilcrset id; claimed 1.70;
ullowvtl 1 ''0
Win lltiiitl wilness state vs
thunders et al; claimed 1.70;
allowed 1 80
J X lltiiitl witness stale vs
.launders et nl; claimed 1.70;
allowed 1 00
Win Wells witness state vs
S.-iuiiilwrs et al; claimed 1.70;
allowed 1 00
Charles Anderson witness state
vs Saunders ft al; claimed 1.70;
allowed 1 M
Hans Hansen witness state vs
Saunders ft al; claimed 1.70;
allowed 1 00
J as Mortis witness state vs
Saunders et al; claimed 1.70;
allowed 1 00
Kl lladsell witness slate vs
Saunders et al; claimed 1.70;
allowed 1 l0
J II CusIiiiisii witness state vs
Saunders et al; claimed 5.10;
u lowed 4 SO
CC Ciishmau witness slate vs
Sounders el ul; claimed 3.130;
allowed J! 30
I, S .Seymour witness stutu vs
.Saunders et nl; claimed (5.10;
allowed 4 SO
A K Wheeler j p state vs Nixon.. U 75
A K Wheeler I p state vsTulk.... 7 75
A V. Win elf r J p state vs
lliitchins
T D 1. int. in constable state vs
N Ixoii
I' D I.iulnn constable state vs
Tulk
I'll Litilnii constable state vs
llulcbiiis
M 1! Ksytl wltutus state vs
Nixiui
M I'. 1 1 car ii wilness stale vs
N Ixou
V Osbiiru witness state vs
4 05
21
5 10
N i xou
X It Nixon ili.rs.i stale vs
Nixoit
I.nlu llolioay, witness stale vs
Nixon
1'lhel Slvwiirl w itiiess state vs
l'tr.k
J W Stewart witness state vs
Tulk
W W Chessman witness state vs
Tulk
I" S Fiank witness state vs
Tulk
J J Hitler j p siale vs limi
ne i -t claimed $' 50; allowed .
J 11 M il'i r cooslsl'le state vs
1 00
;o
5 ;to
10
10
10
1 (!0
4 00
1 1 mi on I -ly came ii jl'.l. 0; al-
I...M I
Flank lviiulclt witness vs Main
luersl v
lav Tanner, w Ituess n'ate vs
llaiiiuielsly
llnilio rainier w itness stile v
llailllllelsly
Law li .1 lainuiertly witness stnlf
vs I liiminersly
J Titils ts w llnevs slalx v llnui-
iucrly
Joliu llruK, eaiv of paupers
KM 1 Helmut l'Hii-i-r supplies
Marl. ii linw colli n for pauper
i laiinel fJ0.nl; allowed
U 40
10 i
10 ,
10
2 10 j
I tk
8 IM :
ft ti. ;
II oo
J L 1'ajr, paur supplies 11 80
J K Youiik, repayment of fee for
answer, Abbott case, t'l 0: not
allowed.
Ira McFarland, Janitor wotk.... 1 00
J V Starr, repairs . a
L N Jtoney, hrnging bell 4 7o
Warren Nichols, road suH-rvisor
district 30 40 60
(i O Knowles. dsnulv she rill 2 00
E lianas, transporting pauper to
Door house i o0
James 11 Vales, deputy asses
sor M 00
W C Voran, deputy slieriir 4H 10
I I, Simpson, e'eputy sherill 2 60
T D Linton, countable, stale vs
NighthawU 3 00
T 1) Linton, constable, state vs
Llnim 2 85
TD Linton, consluhle, state vs
Toolthief. 60
A K Wheeler, J P, state vs
Nighthawk 3 30
A K Wheeler, J I, state vs Lln-
K 4 05
A K Wheeler, J P, state vas TikI-
tblt-r 3 30
A K Wheeler. J P. state vs llanos 3 05
ashiiitrton limes: It is ex
pected that the bimetallic plank
of the republican platform will be
tin for the dinner-pail brigade and
gold for the bosses.
Grants Pass Courier: Oregon
politics will bo interesting this
ear. The people of the Plate
lienr well in mind the memory
of the gang who assembled at
Salem two years ago under, the
name and style ol "legislature,"
and politics should cut very little
Injure when summing up the capa
bilities of men who wish to go next
winter and '"serve the state" for
3 per diem, while perhaps spend
inn people's nionev at the rate of
:S0,())0 a day. It is probable that
one or the other of Tongue sop.
ponents will withdraw, thus leav
ing but two in this district to vote
for. County affairs will be settlet
upon a question of economy, as the
enormous taxes piled up on us ex
elude every other factor from the
field.
A CiKAXK Thkat. Kuijeiie's the
atregoers will have the opportunity
next Saturday evening, of seeing one
of the finest dramatic productions
ever witnessed In Kugeiie Morrison's
famous scenic ami dramatic produc
lion of "Faust," with its wonderful
scenic, electric and calcium eflects
The maiiHger of the opera house are
fortunate indeed In securing (his
inakMiitlccnt attraction. Managers of
tit lit r troupes that have Ix-en here ex
prcs much surprise that this tine
company should stop at a town the
size of h'uguue.
Corvallis (faette; I)i Chupmrtn,
president of the state university, has
kindly consented to deliver the an
liual addreas before the graduating
class of the Corvallis) public school
The closing exercise's will occur May
20. The class is to be congratulated
upon selecting for the speaker so caps
hie and eloquent a talker us Dr Chap
man. He has previously lectured in
Corvallis on two i" three occasions.
Tally Items,
(leo Breeding is building a barn.
(leo Warner Is remodeling Ills house,
A I Hydatid Is gathering his cattle
together ami will soon lake them to
their mountain range.
Sunday school was rather "siim"
Sunday on account of the rain.
hd Morgan visited here last Sun
day.
Mr Hasherry pulled the ox out ot
the ditch Sunday by running his log
out of Whluiherry while he had water
It C Edwards made Fiicrne a btisl
tiese visit this week.
His St'lirnie.
Politician's Wife Why do you WBiit
him discharged'.' How would you like
to have such charges made against
you? Put yourself in his place-
Politician Thuuder, ain't that what
I'm trying to do?-Xew York World
Why make your neighbor think you
are the meanest person in town, w hen
a dollar's worth of poultry netting
will keep ftlendshlp forever? All
i.es 'tf pnul ry netting at K L Cham
hers'.
WALL PAPER : 12 CENTS.
PAINTS : : : $1.50
and everything else in
proportion at
- OVER-TONS'
FREE! FREE!
A LECTURE
B; tfi Kost Rev.
n'm. ii. am i). p.,
r tiik .. j
Ol'K K A II Oils ic, j
Heit Tuesday Eiwinj, April 21. j
Kveryhody is cordially invited
to :
bear this , Impieut Divine on
"mcricar; itizeijsfpip."
Adiiii-.ion fr-e.
Ois-ra boos,. ohiis ut ?;o0; te.Uirc
Ik'IIIII ttt S ").
H. F. HOLLENBECK,
-- tBlL.ll l
Msilcsl MtrchtnSiu. Ba.S I.iUiimU' IhMt
Matlc, lit.
riOitw Iv k..r t., . l.rt..H'ouJ. sfc, (pp
irvHh'Hl, K.wilpr l t.
oi.,N-v,,., A lUmliu. A. a. lli.M-.
W e.ver uv other l. .lu. Make..
Mtrtk Im, Ck rttmtm gltck. Euf.s, Of.
M ill! $2.50
That's just what we
are doing at present.
Hard Times "cuts no
ice" with us.
Save 60c a pair by
buying shoes of
YORAN & SON,
The Shoe Dealers.
IllTlll'S.
Iakeview lixamluer: "Miss Hattie
Dickinson has .ecured the Tlnunas
Creek school, and began teaelilng
tliere last .MnitdnV " Mis Dickinson
taught ill the I'.ugeue sel-ools last
year.
Karl's ( lover Jtnol, the great lllood
Puriller, giv.-s freslmess and clearness
to the t'om:le).ioii and cure. Constipa
tion. X: its., ."it) eta., il.. Sold by
Henderson iV I, inn.
Il is not a miracle. It won't cuie
everything, but it will cure piles.
Thais what DeWitt's Wilcli lla.el
Salve will do, lcause it has thine il in
huiidieds of case.
OSHI KN A DkI.ASO. '
HIIII.OIPS CUItli, the great Ctigli
and Croup Cure, is iu great demand.
Pocket si.e contains twenty-live doses
only li'ic. Children love it. .Sold by
lleiidersoii tV Linn.
Prineville Keview: C W Harney, of
Cliicsgo, has bought about lo.lino head
of vearliug ewes iu and around Piiue
vil'le. Tlie price paid, we understand
was tl.li ter head. They ate bought
for breeding purposes.
It's just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's
easier to cure a severe cough or cold
witli it. Let your next purchase for a
cough be One Minute Cough Cure,
lletti-r medicine; better result; lietter
trv it.
Omil kx ii Dl l-ANO.
A eorresMiiideiit from Natron
wrilwsthusly to the Albau., Ileiald:
The river is rising. Politics raging.
I'artyism prevalent. Populism le
elining; its sun is .citing. Oiegi n
populism in misnamed. Il is not vox
populi, 1 am sure.
KAKL'ri CI.OVEU HOOT will pu
rify your Mood, eleai your complexion,
regulate your Isiwel and makes your
head as clear as a bell, ."ic, "0c, and
J 1.00. Henderson & Linn.
A cup of Parks' Tea ut ii'glil moves
the bowel iu the morning without
pain or di-cmufnrt. It Is a great
health giver and blood purifier. Sold
by A. Y Kit. Mil on.
Iturnsare absolutely painless when
Dewitt's Witch lla.el Sulve Is prompt
ly applied. This statement is true. A
perfect remedy for skin diseases,
chapa.'tl hands and lips, and never
fails (o cure pile.
Osiu kn .1: DkI.ami.
OtKio Pasti rk To let on reason
able terms. Ax Hlt.l.Y.
Dresden
BUTTER COLORED LAGES.
Fine new line of
We would like for you to -
St SI
Do not furizot us in tlu'si
t'orroot
Black and Tan Oxfords-Men's Fine Goods.
Just arrivi'd 7i tlozon
F.
Largsst stock of.
SWEATERS
-IN TOWN AT-
50c, 65c, $1.50, $1.75, $3.50. $5.50.
i
Bicycle Hose,
Sweaters for Lata?,
ALSO LEGGINGS. CROQUET.
All Kinds ot Bicycle Sundries.
GALES CYCLE.
They are up to date.
Our HI Mens' sod LtidnV t'KWV.
Kt'lill t'yeles nreslrieli.v up to d:iie,
nd Nr' npitil 'o most v"i he, Is. We
so Imve Ihein st f'si . 1 1 Hil.
iShmiiiI limid Il s-ls ...r s:ile or I mde
AM kinds of rvpniring done. Wins Is
to rent m
BarkerGun Works.
I'. S. liny flsliing Uekle of tin. J ine
flies L'V ht doen.
Fine po-kel cutlery sud rsiors-wnr
rsnted.
RtawaabM Is tvr Srtiai.
ClehWi il I .i-iialll' s.
ItKKceuey, of (..-I"', is lucres-
well tills week ss-es-in,'
The band hoys met last " JJ
fomillg season. ..iso.-ia.-
l i... i i., i hit hall
HUH- ' - , ..l.l
new
I.
maleriai win -
hard
The humming hlnls n i i
time of it Tuesday, it
... ..ii I..... . i tiiiul nr ine
near
little f,.ll,.u to ifet their dium r.
it..,, . . .. ,ir..L i..rk' in Lilt;
Cum-
Wlliamcue nt-","".' ...
i ... nr.- i Will
con-
nciiaun i rwunin. ,..,
i i VW..II mi Wedin -d:iV e.nn
log, Aprils. t ':', "'l "l-'Uv".,.,W'
time ItevJ A l.(.in;hnttiiui, t M'fe",
. . . . u.r 1 1 1 1 1 M .
icli
ne.
'The
will priuicii in-- -
..r ... I L'ri.L.v the lltll.
ill be
devoted to .u lid. IV fclm.-l loplts.
livery IhmIv invited H atitnu.
1 lie ruui'ir ni me n-ni"" -
ear shops to this place graduul .V take.
ting
eame lir.-t and incn a .in..
i..u ..,,.1 lun il e tlriv
ers
make this place their heuihjuarlj
rs.
II.
SpriHk-llehl Hems.
April M, ".H).
Mis Delia IJarr attended the Y P H
C E convention al Irving lat week.
The missionary concert (riven by the
M Ii Sunday school Sunday evening
was a success. The collection amount
ed to tlJ.T-j.
Ah ert Tiflanv ef I 're-well Is visiting
t bis uncle's Mr Albert Walker.
Mi... I S. uhorii and her little
i.r..,i...r ,, ml lister lire visiting Bt
WiHidhuru,
Arbor day was observed by the
school.
MNs Lena Seeley is vhlting lit
Xutrof.
Mis. Kirklnud returned from a visit
to Mr Wilem's Sunday.
It..e Ituriilnilil did not t'O to till Ills
appointment at Mohawk Sunday on
account ol the rain.
Mr I'lti Carter had a levv run
tlimmrii l,l foot at the mill Monday
unil unot her mull L'Ot lit ill the lieatl
with an ax. .Neither case Is serious.
Cud Kintzlev is verv ill at his
home.
Mrs fiilket received a telegram last
week that her mother 'ho resides iu
Missouri uiililend. We nil loin ill
sympathy with llie bereaved one.
jxiuoTin.
Jasper Items.
April 15, '!Ki,
The ground was white with snow
Tuesday morning but soon disap
pea red.
E C Hills and wife went to Eugene
today.
Mis Adah Castle, of .Mountain lileli
is working at J A Hills.
Arthur Tallfero, of Natron, was here
a few day ago visiting relatives.
Horn, April 11, to 11m wife of J
Hills an H pound l:ni:liUr. Mother
and child doiliu' well.
The river is oiiite liili caused by
warm rains iu the mountains. Sun
day the river was full of saw logs that
broke through th.- l.uoiu ut l-all I recK
Miss (ioltlie Scott, of Hills Creek, is
attending school at tins place.
If Tongue docs not make the Wil
lametle river navL'ahle to Jasper; we.
the people ol J:i-,n r do not propose to
vole for liiin.
I)( .1)11 Kit
V. I'. T. I'. l'oni 11 1 1on.
The eighth aiiiittnl eonveiition of the
Lane county W (' 1 l will if held iu
Mount's h-iil in I jiione April Hist and
ml lueltisivi .
Itt'iioits of siinerititelideiits. discus
sions of lupics relative to the work ami
of general interest, and papers on sunn
pnases ol Dcpartine ni woi k w illci.n
stitute some I'eaturi H of the program
Tlie public is cordially invited tost
tend tlie sessions of the convention.
Mrs I Illusion, m Junction Citv
cotihty president, w ill be present ami
presiiie over I lie Convention.
LKiTnu: Opera hoti-e, next Tues
day evening. 1 1 is free.
Ribbons.
CAPES.
ee our new lines just opened.
good- for wo aro right,
Vtylos.
pairs now shoos this morn inn
E. DUNN.
111
rMT? ACME OF
8 ductions at
in tne msturv
ness.
M.
I-Iu hiP'B llguicd fine tpiality hro
I, III. iar " ok -rrit,llllPti will!
cmleil sat ii "--. - , . .
,eavvd.s-p silk JJ..urd..u ce iea.1-
ed with ie --I"; llolir.lou lace coi.ur,
al-o truuu'eii " """" ,
Jmh, r.nhon and streamers Lined
"hrougli.'iit Willi iU serge. I rice,
i:.
17 in. fine velvet cape. Elegantly
headed. Collar of SIIK lace, inn. . ... ..
with satin and gm.-grain r.libon.
XI.,, htreamers. l.llieti n'Jf" '"
with silk. Price,
F.
17 in. fine velvet cape covered with
Usutiful embroidered design or jei
,HU1 " ,tu,.ti. Sitin and
Willi ri"i" ","" lt.
gros-grain ribbon; niching .ml ar wit l
B " 1,1 1 .u llu III ll0 I M 11 ll.
at reamers. infip- nl '
Price,
I).
velvet cape, eleiraotly
beaded' on collar and cape Full
rweep. Satm ami gro-Kmi.,
streamers, jjiueu iiuunnu .
niuers. uiuci iu.a --.
Kauser Patent Finaer Tipped
cn. 7s and $1.00.
JUV -
Make Your Feet Glad,
We K'll the .1. Miller A Co.,
Solz, Schwah A Co.,
rimzroo & tfinith,
or
Cioo. G. Snow's Shoos.
Prices are Right
Every Pair Guaranteed.
MKN'S KIXK SHOKS.Sl.in. Sl.i'A i(K)
MK.V.s TAX SHOES, J.5, :i.i. :i. LOX I M)X OK XKKId.K TOES.
MKX'sl Kl.K?3.ini SH KS. TOCl.OSK, ?2.2.-i AND -1.M.
LADIES' KIXE shoKS. Sl.i's l "0. S.'.tm, $-..:s).
LA1HKS- WAI.KIXti SHOES, N.V. f'.R. 12.V.
LADIES' SHIKT WAI.Vl'S, .HV, H7e, '."le, gl.On. fl.-.l, ?l."l, SI. 77.
HOY'S SUITS. SI.'A S'.'titi, s;i.(Ki, S.i.;s, f I..MI.
MEN'rt SI' I I'S, ?I..V), .."i ii'.t, ii."'', S7..".7. SH.'.iS, ?!i..V., ?I0.'H).
m EX'S clay worsted suits, sii..::, ?i:t..vi, st.-i.iri.
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A. PARKS, Proprietor.
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