AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING Itf THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO
THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORM," AND
"PITCHER'S CASTOIJA," AS OUR TRADEMARK.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Jlyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "CASTOR I A," the same that
has borne and docs now hear STZa on evcr
the fac-simile signature of(4&ffl&&&. wrapper.
This is the original "CASTOR I A" which has been used in
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the hind you have always bought sSTZT" on e
and has the signature of CTi&k wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which Chas. II. Fletcher is President.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makes-a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even lie does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Med You.
OUR VOTE hllOKT.
The apathy of the Union forces
In Lane county IohI thorn part of
the county ticket. Many democrats
and populists failed to v)tu.
Florence precinct is a good example-.
It cast 120 voti-H for McKinlcy and
131 for Ilryan and on June 0, in
cluding llecela, a prt of Florence
at the presidential election, cut
only 87 for (leer and -12 for King
with 18 votes for the regular popu
list and prohibition tickets.
While we must take into consider
alion the fact thata number of votes
from other precincts were cast
in Florence for president, that
cannot account for tho largo
lota. The Florence West has
this to say about the vote of that
precinct:
"Elootion day pcsied ofl very
quietly in Florence. Ther was
very little electioneering going on,
the politicians of tho different
parties and friends of the various
candidates evidently having dona
their work before that time. The
smallest vote for several years was
polled here. There were several
reasons for this. One is that Hewta
Erodtict has juBt been set oil from
lorence. Another reason u that
some who reside in this preciuct
an now away at work and did not
corns home to vote. A third reason
is that many voters did not go to
the polls at all, nearly all of them
being won who havo heretofore
voted either the populist or demo
cratic ticket."
YlIUlU SOLDI KIM.
ftix weeks ago tho United States
army consisting of only '27, CO J
mon, Now it eomists of 20,000
men in the army and over 20,000
in the navy, Hut the thing tint is
said by foreigners to he tho inort
convincing of the love that tlo
citizens bear their grand republic is
the voluntary service that these
thousands of men now under arms
render their country. In Europe,
conscriptions are resorted to when
ever a government goea to war, and
in view of this fact, military officers
who are over from tho Old World
to watch the progress of tho war,
are said to be more thin aitoiiifhcii
at tho way that our citizens respond
to the calls of the president to
shoulder arms.
Tho government has abolished
the practice of letting mail con
tracts to contractors who suMtt
them at a starvation prices. Here
after the contracts will be made
direct with responsible persons in
the section where the route is
located.
It will be the stylo this summer
to wear a navy blue suit trimmed
with brass buttons. A slouch hat
ii also stylish. Heretofore the
women have done all tho gadding
in the family. This fashion will
be changed this season. The men
will go on long trips, and will be
escorted to the depots by brass
bands.
(..- . .1
The frost in the famous frozen
mines of Yakutsk, Russia, has at
last been passed through, according
to reports, at a depth of 700 feet.
A LITTLE LESSON FROJl HISTORY
Fifty-one years ago the City of
Mexico was about as large as the
Havana is now. It was, relatively
to tho times, about as stnngly for
tified. It was defended by an army
about as large as Jtlauco's, better
olf relatively in the matter of arms
and supplies and fully as well d:s
ciplined, as well o like red and as
rt spcctable in the matter of courage.
Fifty-one years sgo Gen Scott
besieged, stormed, captured and
occupied the City of Mexico with
an army of 0,000 men available for
duty. And ho held it for about
nine monthh that is, nntil peace
was arranged.
And the City of Mexico waa far
inland, ditlicult of access, reached
only by slo mountain roads, over
which troops toiled painfully on
foot from the sea-coast. And it was
not at tho mercy of tho guns of a
pDwerful fleet oi warships.
Yet lien Scott did tho business
not with 200,000 men but with
6,000!
The burning of the courthouse
in Dallas is quite u heavy Iosb to
I'olk county, and will probably re
open tho location business again as
Indepnidence will want a county
s.'at now that a new court house is
to be built. The account of the
burning, which took place Friday
morning says that the building
and turniture is a total lots. The
vault is perfect, und the records are
sale, except the tax rolls and comi
ty maps, which were in tho asses
sor's and sheriff's offices. The safes
in the building cannot he ap
proached yet, but tho clerk's and
treasurer's seem to bo all right.
Sheriff I'lummer's safe shows signs
oi burglary. The hinges and outer
casing are off, and tho combination
is gone. The lire is thought to havo
hven caused by the explosion of the
safe by burglars. The insurance
was tn'v $3000.
From ti e Cleveland l'laindealor.
".nd did you see Kigali in
camp? And what was he doing?''
"Frying bacon."
"What! Kdgah? And didn't you
see him doing anything else?"
"Yes, saw him holding and
officer's horse."
"Nothing else?"
"I believe I saw hhi keeping the
Hies oil a mule."
"lear,d'tir! Isn't war just hor
rid?" The Intercollegiate alhetij eon
test drew a small crowd. The Tele
gram gives the reasm, A horse
race was pulled off i the same
hour at the Irrington track and
hum in rates cannot com pile in in
lerest with those of the equine.
The nyal Chinook salmon is de
lighting the palates of eastern
gormandizrs. Several carloads of
ttie fish are being shipped east
daily. Ttiey are first frozen in a
refrierator, then kept packed in
ice until sold in eastern markets.
CIECDIT CODRT.
u'r;,nd Jury Bjiiiffr-Cases Disp4
Of.
A IK. JIT MICH
l)i.f (limnl J 'J lie II.
Tii' ('In iii' Tumi of Luii1 u ity
ii HVrliC.l tlilH f.rrliiiui kl IJrSdnVlM'U.
I'll relit, JimIki- Full.-Hlil., PlMMM uilng
A'lorni'i Ynt. Hiier fl' Jiililiwli ulld
I li rk Jcmilnn".
Thet'l-ik ritllf'1 li e lift f J"-",
wliieli h u- nil i.l l l II.- (il AUO
Vi-ihI w reka no. i:i P. v. a
txt-il-ed fur the term.
(iiMiul Jury ilruw u: Viruil Hum hand,
Win Tucker, M H Harlow, Henry
Mitchell, J 1) WiImhi, Presley Come.
gysand Kelson Cook; PCoruegys was
appointed fortinon.
The Judge gave the jury excel
lent advice as to finding bills, and also
read the statutes r quired by law. H
Informed the Jury that be hoped they
wi.uld act promptly as he could not re
main In Eugene longer tliau this
wiek.
The full iw lug bailiffs were appoint.
til: O II Ciurtwrilit, for grand Jury;
J J Kl wood and John liandaaker for
c turt.
1 Frank llros Co C DiUney tud i W
AcUirsoii j to Jrecover money. Contioaed.
2 Junif-i E Kuimerly, sdinioiHlrslor t
Fruuk Uopkok; equity DUuiinied.
0 II K lit-illy ti I) WandLilllau Fleet
etui; toclBi(le deed, Coutiuoed.
7 A J KiUtr viJE and D E Lee et all;
to sit saidadeid. U.ider sdviHtment,
10 J tan i II Clark, receiver s Joseph
Bltroburg; to recover money . Continued
11 James II Clark receiver vs W 8 Lee;
to recover money, Continue J.
VI School Fund Commlaaionera vs J W
Grons; forecloanra. DiamUaed.
13 J W Cridervt Levi P Ilembbeiger;
to recover money. Oo by rutitUke.
IS E K Uendoraoo, admluiHtrator va E
Ilesaton et al; to recover moaey. Conlia
ued. 10 W II Holland vt E E W illard; darn'
gei. Continued.
17 Q Dettman va J E Bolidiaw and wife;
to recover money. Coutinnai.
.23 (leo M Blackburn va Clara Black
burn; divorce. Report ot referee filed.
21 Tbo Ciiy of Eugene va A O Ilolden;
to revoke francbiae. DUniiased.
27 Ooori; Mldyloy va C T Goodmnu; to
recover money. Default,
28 J II Soever and wife vs R Suiole;
oouflru ation. Confirmed,
20 Oeo T Hall & Bon va II C Owen;
confirmation. On by niUtake.
36 Sternberg & Benders vs It P Cald
well, ailuir et al; forecloaure. Default.
37 Ceo Midyley vs Wm Edria and wife
et al; forecloaure. Motion to ilrike out
auawer.
40 J E Davis va L aud E A Davia; con
Urination. Dianiianed.
41 Stute of Oregon Ed Iliiuga: rape,
Buoge was called at lbs window by the
aheriff, but no one ana wired. A bond ot
$2lK) wai forfeited to Lane county.
41 11 Oildnervs II O McKiuley; t re
cover money. Continued.
47 la re aaaigument of W S Lee; akslyn
meutio bankruptcy, Continued.
63 BGildner vs II O McKiuley; to
recover money Continued.
CO 11 Ii Moaby vs J B Moaby et al; fore
cloaure of liena. Diamiaaed,
CI AO Muttbewa va J E Noland; to re
cover money. Detanll.
CI In re aaaiininent of J E Nolaud as
signment in bankruptcy. Continued.
73 Ktateof Oregon vs Samuel Logd
son; aldiug prisoner to eacape from
the Junction City Jail. Grand Jury
this Monday afternoon reported "Lot a
true bill."
7'J It D Hawley va W It Gilfiej; to re
cover money. On by miatake.
01 SPSIadden vaWili Brown; cou
fliuiation. Confirmed,
14 8 T Isom vs 8 It Williuius, adminis
trator; to recover monev. Coutiuued
33 O Q Cartwright aud wife va Quo M
Miller aud wile; confirmation. Sale con
firmed ill Jauiea Kenuedy vi J 0 Uoodalt! to
recover money, Settled
CI 11 llileuiau va J C Uoodale; to re
cover uituey Settled
ill Rebecca S Spivy va Elva Spivy;
divorce. Default, K. (erred to II D Nor
ton to report the teatimouy.
C5 Jacob Gillespie va Oliver Hunch,
foreoloauro. Ccnliuued
07 Arthur Ilortmau vs Mary Harliuim;
divorce. Default, ltefeired to L L Ste,
vena to take testimony.
C.1 George M Dilkrd vi 8 J Dillard et
al; partition; 8 J Dillard appointed (.uar
diuu ad litem of miuor heira. Partitiou
grauted.
71 Florence D Gilbert va W 8 Lee et al;
fonicloaure. Default aud judgment for
flOOO, lutenat at 10 per cent, $100 nttor
ney feea and decree.
I'd Win M Heuahaw va the City of Etc
gene; revitw. DiHiuisaed.
63 8 W Dodd va It K Ohling et al: to
rvoover mouey. Default, aud judgment for
SI.4U.5G.
67 U K llayee vaT O 8harp; to recover
money. Default and judgment.
81 State of Oregon vt A P Condray,
larceny. Grand jury today returned "a true
bill." John M Williama waa appointed to
deleud and be took hie diy to plead.
PWKI.MNO Bl'RNCP. AWtlUt 1
o'clock Saturday afternoon the d wel
ling 0! AM AUIeu alKut five mile
outhwext of Eugene, caught Are by
tout tailing on trie ruof and was de
stroyed completely. About f 20 worth
of furniture lu the bnlldlug auflernl a
similar fate. There was $403 tnturauce
on the bulldiug and $60 on the furni
ture. Mary Elleu Leaj-e Intends to make
ber home In Oregon hereafter.
Which Half is pA
theBetteftlalf ff
The housewife's duties are border than men yf
realize. Cleaning alone is a constant .tax on , tar
atrengUi.anevcr-cudcdtask. Mow than half the jiffLjg
work of cleaning she can have done for ber, if she . :rf.JX,.,-;
wlU, and the txpense via be next to nothing. .''
' ''ntXftfcmf' Does the better balf of cleaning; docs it better
'- r-UCV- than any other way known; does it easily, quickly
( iTjtSVA1 and cheaply. Largest package-greatest economy.
KiSifeTffl THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
y.iaiDjTjW'l rhl B'J ,,.ewyorlt. uoaton. rblladelpbta.
OREGON BOYS WIN
n of 0 Now Ho'is Colleire
ClafionFlup of MM
Kl tKI MMI.I. ASl i.oi i.nrii
1'outi.aM), Or, June 11. Special
correaponileiit to (JuAKU. The atli-
le tee of Orcein are still unconrUered.
They (Ii feated the Washington men
this afternoon In one of the most lu
turettting meets ever seen on Multno-
nutli Held, reaultlug In a final score o
71 to nr. The ralu of laat night wiaUe-g
the track, so that It was slow and
heavy and prevented record break 1 11 if
In the long runs.
Out of 71 points that Oregon won,
the U of O team is responsible for 35,
and as that is more than any other sin
gle college -von, Eugene boys now
hold the champion of the Nortliwet
lor the season of '!)3. Oregon's other
points are divided as follows: Wil
lamette University IS, Pacific College
12, O A C 7. The stars of the day were
Knyket (lull, U of O; and Gould of
Whitworth College (Tacorua). The
former wou both '.be hundred and
the two-huudrudaud-twenty yard
dahes aud took second In the high
hurdle race, while the latter wou both
high and broad jump and won second
place lu the hot-put. Both men won
thirteen points aud Kuykendatl could
have won more ha I he i;oiie into the
low hurdle race, but he was not feeling
well aud so let White and Oulss take
care ot Oregou's lutereitt lu this event.
The records made by Oregon iuen ivlll
stand as Oregou's Intercollegiate rec
ords. Two records were broken, 8nun
ders or W U put the big lead shot 41 it
3 In, adding '1 ft ;i lu to bis record
made a week ago at S.ileiu; Hmith U
of O wou the hammer throw and add
ed 1 ft 8 indies to bis own record.
(Saunders recoid equals any ever made
lu the Northwest. Palmer, U or W,
tied the Noitlnvest rcc ird In the pole
vault, t tearing the bar at 13 ti (i in.
The slow time made In the 100yd dash
was due to the wretched couditiou of
the ciuder path, which was as hard as
a stone pavement. Only a small
crowd saw the game and the manage
ment is considerably in debt, on ac
count of heavy traveling expellees.
Today's meet ehows the impraetabillty
ot holding a college meet lu a non-college
town. Eugene, Corvallix, Halem
or Seattle would have furnished a
crowd that would have paid all the ex
pensea of both ttauis.
Kuykeudall won both thu diuthes lu
good style, Kuney 011 the last lap or
the hair mile, overhauled Kenworthy
and won it lu tho time vt "J. Oil, which
was very good considering circumstan
ces. Itead had things all Ills ow n way
In the mile, and White wou the "iO yd
hurdle in beautiful style. The pole
vault was desperately rought out by
Palmer and Heater; Palmer winning,
although the New-berg boy was game
to the last. Ciuiss won the 120 yd bur
die from Kuykeudall, but the Utter
bed Just fluished tho 220 yd datdi, and
was lu uo couditiou to run. Iteduiond
won t he 4 10 In line style, although the
Washington man was a good second.
The events resulted as follows:
100 yd dash, Keykendall, O; Vesser,
W; Palmer W; time 10 4-5.
880 yd run, Kuney, Kenworthy,
Wllklns, all of Oregon; time 2.011.
High Jump, Uould, W; HueMug
ham, O; Hill, W; 5 ft 8 in
220 yd dash1 Kuykeudall, O; Vesser,
W;Sti!es, O; time SI
(Shot put, Sanders O, Gould, W;
Wagner, O; 41 ft 3 lu
120 yd hurdle, Guiss, Kuykeudall,
White, all of Oregouj time 17 2-5
Mile run. Kead.O, Colt, O; Fuller'
W; time 4 "S
Pole vault, Palmer won at 10 fl 6 In;
Heater, O; second 10 fl S In; Hobson.O;
10 fl
220 hurdle. White O; Palmel W;
Guiss O; time 27 2.5
Hammer throw, Smith O wou l.'2ft
0J iu. S.iMiid Elgin O 111 ft. Third
Hill W lei ft
410 yd d eh, Kt-duiond O, Vesser W;
William- 0;53 1-5
Broad Jump, Gould W; Palmer W;
GmIxsO, 111 ft l! In Sl'ECIAL
iFRi-iT 1)KYEH-Pr Bind, or Mounw
Is having a me ilum sized fruit dryer
coiidlructed ou the west line of the
Sladden form. He owua 20 acres of
the orchard ou that place.
Hoax -At Ran J,, Cal, Jum? 9.
1S1S, to the wife of George Martin, a
sen.
MONDAY, JCNE 13.
Hon C 11 Baker Is In the city.
W 11 Pool of Portland Is lu the city.
J It Beam of Albany Is In the city.
N h Cornelius liaa returned to Eu
gene.
UtoW Ellis, ot Portland, was here
yesterday.
County Clerk-elect Lee was in tu
gene today.
Wool coming to town in good sized
quantities.
Attorney A M Cannon, of Albany,
is in the city.
Miss Mala Rice came up from Har
rlsburg today.
Miss Joyce Brownell returned to Al
bany this morning.
ZM Brown, a Prim ville stockman,
spent last night is the city.
MlssEdytheMayof Harriaburg, Is
the guest of Miss Sadie Baum.
PJHmlley, the well known printer
or Albany, speut Sunday lu this city
Harry and Fred Templeton or Hal
sey, are spendlug comeucement week
In this city.
Keeler II Tahbert city editor or the
Oregon City Courier, spent Sunday lu
Eugene.
11 Plymate kit today Tr a trip
through Southern Oregon and North
ern California
Mrs J II Ackeruian of Portland, ar
rived up today an4 will bs the guest
of Mrs S K Kerns.
J K Bobiusoa, S V Yoran, F W Os
boru and L N Bouey are lu Portland.
Also Kohl Clow or Junction.
Itev and Mrs L C Martin returned
tol'.HHtern Washington this uioriiing
after a visit with her parents, l)r and
Mrs J W Harris.
Miss Jessie Breymau, of Sulem, was
an arrival ou today's 2-10 loeal and
will be the guest for a time at the
h'nui'of Hon Geo B Don Ik,
Ji'dge Fullerion of Boseburg and
Prosecuting Attorney YaUsef Corval
lls are in the city lu attendance upou
circuit court. This is tin ir last term
lu Lane county.
CHANGES AUK MADE.
Election Ueturns are Mill Coining' In.
Several changes were niado iu the
votes received ty the priuclpal candi
dates by additional returns received
yesterday. The vote now stands:
llwr ,....4.',IW
Kum ill.'".!
Iliiuliiir iw.jxl
Klnt'Hlil :ll,ii4i
Ackurman Ilvl
I. y mii "ju.sii
MikkIjt lli.Nll
liunniitiion l:;.J.D
T.unui' -Jo.lK
VeiiuU lc.ooO
Oiers plurality, according to the
latest returns, is 10.1JO; Dunhar, 7320;
Ackeruiau's SWC; Moody's, 0331;
Tongue's, ill 4.
CiosiiKx Social The ladies or the
Goshen Uuited Brethren church will
give an Ice cream social at that place
Saturday evening Juue is. An appro
pi late musical and literary program
will he an Interesting part or the even
logs entertainment.
The posters lor the Fourth of Jniw
celebration are out. They resemble a
postage stamp In size.
Work Is proirressitig at a lively rate
on the new First National Bank build
i"g in this city.
Wasting
in Children
can he overcome in almost all cases
by the use of Scott's Emulsion of
Cod-Liver Oil and the Hypophos
phites of Lime and Soda. While
it is a scientific fact that cod-liver
oil is the most digestible oil in ex
istence, in
SGOTT'S
EMULSWN
it is net only palatable, but it is
lor immediate absorption by the
tuttitm la t a . . i
rv thehvDocihfMoh;
supply a food not only for
A the trssoes of the body, but !
tor the bones and nerves, I
and will build up the child )
when its driln,.. i j
docs not supply proper
nourishmrnr.
IV M vhi trt SCOTT'S Eniulsioa. S iKih.
UTT a BOWNE, CWku, N. Tfc.
ft
function
City
-MANUEAITUKI US OK THE-
"WHITE ROSE"
... ... "FLOU R .....
GUARANTEED
The ni'i.-t iiil;ii lis n r
h'ii litivr jri'i'tvi-.
NEW CARPETS
New Art Synares.
New Stock of Shades.
New Sewing Machines.
NewSweepers.
All at new'prices at
Cor
Bay I
CHRISTMAS BOOKS
CALL AT THE
UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE,
If you wish to see the finest
display of Holiday and Christmas
Hooke ever brought to Eugene.
Entire stock just received
direct from Chicago.
H. G. Mil LER Proprietor
..:;:.u
llnini ! .
I .1.1 I. ...I L .
turtalc In
Eiwouv.uri'cbIIUNOUIIAUN i
liUAKKM.lN KILLED.
Freight Train Jumped the Truck at
Tunnel No 5.
pally (junril, June 13
ThU uiomliie's overland due here at
4:15 did not arrive until 11:15 the delay
being caused by a freight wr;ck at
tuuuel No 5, below Grant's Pats. The
accident was caused by the en
gine jumping oil the track, piling eight
cars up together. Steve Willis, brake
man, about 25 years or age aud a sou
of Judge V illis, Bo ehurg, was the un
fortunate victim or the ucciUenl, losing
his life. He leaves a wife and child.
KLKtTEl) PKKSIDENT.
Prof V K Keid is lit the Head or the
Wevton State Noimal t-chool.
Gunl, Juno 1::
The following rrciu jesterday'a Pen
dleton Tribune will be grod news to
Prof BeldV friends in Kugent:
"Prof D V 8 Keld. f.nmerly pilncl
pal of the Athena public schools, was
elected to take the place of President
Royal of the Weston Rate Normal
School, w ho resigned."
AlTOlNTEDEXMCIOK. J II Mc-
C'luug aud U W Young have been p
poiuied extcutors of the tstate f Jacob
Uillesplo declared. Bonds, JO.COO.
Appraisers: A E Wheeler. O R Chris
man and PComegys.
Born In Junction, June 12, 1398,
to the wife ol Ennls Mcrherson, a
daughter.
CURED BY CUTICURA
I was iitTerlnir tnrturpt from a rllspaMyl
f.r , ,V u? i1',"".0 I"'"l'ls Imike out all
in lu j.l. tail no nut. I wiwhed mi
,l . I l (,,., HS M .Inline. Kw iv
he.nl h.W t pillll,0 n lti nn.Vm? h" r i
grow.iiB.leii.i,liy. Ali.VC. IIAUUFXl!,
S Craml St., .Toraejr City, N. J.
I tK.iiiht IwoiiM po fmntlf. with Itehln
f whu a I ha.l nil nlin,lan.-. 1 tried "JrA
;ii.";liM.lh.vf.iile.. ltriiri'TiiM'AsIir
l).N,-.M.lJlallnlii) st..Jrw) CltT.
. I' t t Oik Hnla
iiowtnlrpdtu' l.uiuruni kitlit tnT
Mott's Nerverine Pills
The Errat
remedy for
ncrvcta pros
tration and
ir t t i n . .
brrin rrr?v?,tT n or-
--- jtuis, ivicnut worry, i
;::"J,,'5 "5T d Tobacco or Opium, w-h
f X-
10 -oruumFtion and Insanity. $1.00
For sals by Wllklns & Linn.
"SCAIF
g Company,
BEST QUALITY,
in il'" market. .,1,1 ,v
7th and Willamette 5k
1
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i, I.o-.'. Ilullly, KijSUyl
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MUTT'S PENNYROYAL FUS
Ttit-T circrromv Weakness. mn
la r 1 1 v a iitl umwiunaiicrrm tr
mid IiainhIi "ii.niin of menttrts
tii n." llicyare " l.lfe NaTfn'i
to clrlii at wornanhiMiU. aidini-!
r
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CIGARS, '
candy:
GO TO..
Julie , Goldsmitlj's
Look Here farmers!
Bring vour Hides and
Skins to our tanner,
For all Ifo. 1 green hides will
pay you 4 to 41 cents a pound;
lorMil dry bides 10 cents I
pouud; ForNo2 according to
quality, 4 to 8 cents.
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tot sale by Wilklns fe Blue-
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Specialist on the Pac.nc l"
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