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WILLAMETTE PARMER: SALEM, OREGON.' FEBRUARY s, 1884.
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grange ElumiL
UR.lXtiE MllECTORY.
The Oregon State Grangts.
gmCERs.
I Master J 11.150 II. I'. noise
Sitcm, Marion
Co.. O.-ii.
; Overseer 1. S. K
liuijk, Myrtle Creek,
LTOUgias "'1 -'"'
' Lecturer 11. fc. niyci, otanoru, lacKamas
Co.. Ojn.
i Steward W. 15. Thomas, NalU Walla,
Wash. Tv.
Asst. Stew anl w. M. Ilillcary, Turner,
Marion Co,, Oju.
Cliaplaiu S". H. (iray, Olucy, CUtsop Co.,
Ogu.
Treasurer U. F. llurch, Independence, l'olk
Co.. Oju.
Secretary Mrs. M. J. Train, IUrrisliuu,
Linn Co.. O 'u.
Gate Keeper Thou. Smith, Auburn, 15,kir
Co.. Osti.
Ores Mr. K. It. Heath, Portland, Multno
mah Co.. Ojjn.
Pomona Miss M. J. Hrri, Corvallis, lien
ton Co., 0(21).
Mora Mrs. llirriit Cooper, llbur, Djuglas
Co., Ogn.
Lilly Asst. Steward Mm. I. L. Hillcary,
Turner, Marion Co., Ogn.
Subordinate Granges o! Oregon and Washing
tonName and Address ol Secretary.
Oak Plain, No. 6 II. 15. Spreuger, Shedd,
Linn Co., Oiegon.
Tangent, No. 7 'J. H. Scott, Tangent, Linn
Co., Oregon.
Grand Prairie, No. 10 Nimrod Payne, Al
bany, Linn Co., Orepon.
Harrisburg. No 11 S. S. Train, Harrisbnrg,
Linn Co., Oregon.
Soap Creek, No. 14 W. L. Cauthorn, Wells,
Ueatou uo., uregon.
Salem, No. 17 T: J. Lousiguant, Salem,
Mar.onCo., Oregon.
Turner, No. 18 Wra. M. Ilillcary, Turner,
Marion Co., Oregon. .
Lebanon, No. 21-H' M. Settle, Lebanon,
Linn Co., Oregon.
Snox Hutte, No. 22 J. E Knox, Albany,
Linn Co , Oregon.
Harmony, No. 23 J. II. Powell, Albany,
Linn Co., Oregon, .
Mono, No. 2,1 H. C. McTimmonds, Lewis-
ville, Polk Co.,'Oregon.
Crand Prairie, No. 20 A. C. Jennings, Irv
ing, Lane Co., Oregon.
Evening Stir, No. 27 Kuda Kelly, East
Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon.
McMinnville, No. 31 D. 0. Durham, Mc-
Minnville, Yamhill Co., Oregon.
Scio, No. 30 H. S. Williama, Scio, Linn
Co., Oregon.
Santiam, No. 37 Henry Cyrus, Scio, Linn
Co., Oregon.
Molalla, No. 40 Mary S. Howard, Molalla,
Clackamas Co., Oregon.
Jordan Valley, No. 42, Frank Thayer, Mt.
Pleasant. Linn Co.. Oretion.
Willamette, No. 52 Stokley Moore, Corval-
lii, Benton Co:, Oregon.
Siuslow, No. r4 Isaac Simpson, Siuelaw,
Lane Co., Oregon.
Sand Ridge, No. 57 James M. bwank, Al
bany Linn Co , Oregon.
Multnomah, No. 71 A. Luelling, MilwauMc,
Clackamas Ci., Oregon.
Vest Union, No. 72 Miss LiWn'e Freeman,
West Union, Washington Co., Oregon.
Powell's Valley , No. 84 Oeorgo Williams,
Powell's Valley, Multnomah Co., Oregon.
Charity, No. 10:1 MNs Agnts Waggoner,
Ualsey, Linn Co., Oregon.
Goshen, No. 101 W. H. Dillard, Goshen,
lne Co.. Orreon.
Kound Prairie, No. Kfi-S. T. Nortbcutt,
Biooks, Marion Co.. Oregon.
Farmington, No. 110 Calvin. Jack, Kcedwllc,
Washington Co.. Oregon.
Tualatin, No. Ill K. M. Kruse, Wilsonville,
Clackamas Co., Oresron.
Butte. No. f48 C. F. Tigard, Portland,
Multnomah Co., Oregon.
Winjrville, No. 150 W. C. Nicholson, Baker
City, Uakcr Co., Oregon.
Baker City, No. 152 Thomas Smith, Auburn,
Baker Co., Oregon.
Canyon City, No. 101 E. S. Penheld, Can
yon City, Grant Co., Oregon.
DanieHJlark, No. 102 Henry Hall, Prairie
City, Grant Co., Oregon.
Oswetro. No. 175 M. K. Shipley, Oswego,
Clackamas Co., Oregon,
v'oiephine. No. 179 J. S. Chatham, Wilder-
ville, Josephine Co., Oregon.
Washington, No. 181 A. F. Shoemake, Wil-
lianw, Josephine. Co , Oregnu.
Rogue lliver, No. 190 W. B. Gibson, Kllens
burg. Curry O., Oregon.
Charity, No. 15 C. P.Clinghan.GrangeviUe,
Idaho Territory.
Washouual, No. 192 C.J.Moore, Washougal,
Clark Co.. W. T.
Butte Creek, No. 82 meet at their hall on
the 2d Saturday of eajh month.
Master P. J. Hidings, Ulad Tidings,
Clackamas Co.
Sec J. K. White, Hutte Creek, Clackamas
Co.
Mono, No. 25 meets 1st Satur. at 1 o'clock.
Master 11. l Smith. Lew isville, Polk Co.
hecretary H. C. McTimmonds, " "
Soap Creek. No. 14 meets 2d Saturday.
Master 1. H. Bowman, Albany,' Linn Co.
Secrttaay W. L. Cauthorn, Wells, Benton
Ooslien, No. 101 meets on the 1st Saturday,
Master Win. Steward, Goshen, Line Co.
Secretary W. It. Dillard, "
Howell Prairie, No. 80 meets 4th Saturday
at 10 A. M.
Master Wm. Sippingfield, Salem, Ogn.
Kaeretarv--J. W. Howell.
Urapqua, No. 2S meete 1st Satur. at 10 A.M.
MaterD.'8. K. Buick, Myrtle Creek.
Secretary W. F. Oit-eiu, Itoseburg, Dvui.
las County.
Umpqua Dut. Pomona Grange meets 1st
Saturday at 2 P.M.
Master D. S. K. Bnuk, Myrtle Creek.
Secretary Geo. W. Jones.
Youoc'i lliver. No. 172-meets 1st Saturday.
Master W. H. Gray, Olney, Clitwp Co.
!ocreUry C. PetcreorV " "
Hots by the Wayside.
Sufi oku, Or., Jan. 21, lh.
Kditor Willamette Farmer:
According to appointment I look tho
M earner for Dayton, Yamhill county, on
January 4th, and on the morning of the
;ith met with McMinnville Grange.
After installing the officers, the good
oistcrs prepared a sumptuous frat of
which we wcru alxait to pjjiako when
AV. t M., How (.tepped in, receiving a
hearty welcome from alL We listened
in the afternoon to an able addr(a from
him Mvrell as other Brothers. This
GranHia--i!vopenuivc itore,of which
it iV'nwVlng'a grand 8uccms.
rtwtTeled over a portion of Yamhill
and' Pidk countii-a during th wek, loav-
iK my appointments of Amity, McCoy,
J)allfi, Shi'tid.m and Iiulepenilenco for
next week.
Jlut with Soap Crock Grange on tho
12th, wliero I was surprised to sco so
largo n, company, for the house was filled
to overflowing, and so many young por
sons taking part in tho Grange, which
certainly speaks well for the community.
Installed the olliceis, Ilros. Fioinan and
Faync acting as crilics, which part they
performed admirably at my expense, as
the hall was so densely crowded it was
impossible to do jus-ticc to the ceremony.
Spent tho night with Hkk W. L. Cau-
thorno and Bowman anil on the 13th
camo with Bio. Payne to his homo cast
of Albany. On thu ISth was at Oak
bridge, where we had a largo and en
thusiastic meeting, lira. Irvino install
ed tho oll'iccr. They lmvo had a good
lively Orange. I failed to fill an appoint
ment nt (iohpti as I was misinformed in
regard to tho time of meeting, but prom
ised to meet with them on tho 0th of
February.
On tho I'.lth met witliLob.inon Grange,
where the Brothers and Sisters aro alivo
to the work of the order. Oilleers were
installed by 15a. Powell.
Tho grain in Yamhill, l'olk and Linn
counties looks finely and farmers aro
still plowing. If tho farmers would tako
more Grange literature and patronize
our agricultural x'apers moie extensively
they would soon nsecitnin that we, at
least many of ns, must cliaiigo our mode
of farming to a great extent. I am more
strongly impressed now than formerly,
that our lands can be fertilized with
clover. Is not this subject worthy our
early and earnest attention I I sec
much complaint from Illinois the gar
den of Ainericn that tho wheat land
are being exhausted. Why thould we
on tho Pacific slope follow their example
and impoverish our virgin soil by con
tinuously raising w heat? Now, if clover
will fully restore to our soil tho proper
tie" exhausted by wheat - and I
fully believe it will would it not bo
bettor to put our summer-fallow to clover
and rcceivo a crop of hay in.-tead of
plowing all summer? Thin'i of it and
talk about it Itiotlier Grangers.
H. K. Hayes.
The Orange In Josephine County.
Wtu.iAJih, Or., Jan., 23, 1SSI.
Kditor Willamette Farmer:
On January 10th the following ollicers
wcic duly installed in Washington
Grange, No. 181, to serve the 1881 term:
K. G.Day, M. ; . D. llnyos, (.; M. K.
Carson, L.: ( S. llasye, S.; Chas. G.
Tojiping, A. S. ; J!. D. Custar, Chap.;
Gi.-orgo IJailey, (!. K. ; Lulu Day, .Sec'y. ;
Allie Cm sou, Ceres; Xettio llasye,
Pomona, t'atliu Topping, Flora; Jose
phine llousten, L. A. S.
Wa-hinton Grange i- steadily increas
ing. Degrees aie conferred at each
meeting as a rule. A nice lunch i-
spread at every Grange meeting, which
is a gieathelp towaid making our meet
ing social and enjoyable. Wo meet the
third Paturd.iy in every month and lam
sure all feel that it is well spent leisme.
We al-o advocate toiiiiier.incc and about
'.10 per cent, of our members hue signed
the temperance toll. We have many
young member.
Yehtcrday, the 22d, the Grunge wa
called together to bury Worthy Brother
J. O. Shoemake, the coreniony was very
impressive and the singing excellent,
the congregation largo and nttontive.
Tho mumps in u mild form is a gen
eral complaint throughout the valley,
otherwise there has been very little tick
iiw in this vicinity so far this winter.
There has been very little rain so far,
and we aro having cold, freezing nights
with warm sunny days, and more mud
than is necessary. There has not boon
much winter wheat sown throughout the
valley. Tho few acres sown is. looking
very nice, and a few farmers are plowing
and sowing at this writing.
The Grango fQ-operativo store i" grad
ually and surely gaming in patronage
and capital notwithstanding it ha gioat
outside ojip'.T-ilion, but that is the life of
trade, and if m, the more oppo-ition the
better. 1 am a new i-iib-iilx'r to the
Faiimi:ii and like it very much. It is
an excellent family paper and well de
serving laige patronage. Wishing it
every succe.-f. I rmire-pectfiilly. T.
Wii.ua.M-i, Or., Jin. il, ISKJ.
IMitor Willimette Farmer :
In locking over your pajier I notice
letter.- written from almost every part of
tin- country and from all Granges, 80 1
thought I would let you hear from our
(Grange. To-day has been a folcmn one
as we attended the burial of u brother
of our order. Decca'td leafi a wife
nnd a host of friends lo mourn hi" !os,
and the vat-ant place he filled in the
GmngH. Our Grange is in a flourishing
condition, there being Si members en
rolled. Hero followed a list of officer
for tha ensuing year, which wti the
asme as in the article abore. Ki.,
We also have aforo that fa doing
Ijiiiiitx with fireat necr. Our jla
of mooting is known as Washington
Grango hall No. 11, Williams, OregOD.
Fall sown grain in this neighborhood
looks extremely well. Heavy frosts pre
vail at tho present time. " llailroad work
in Rogue river valley isjirogressing finely
and tho trains have reached a point
known as Medford and tho whistle from
tho old iron horo biings music to our
cars. Vegetables an I farm produce
bring a fair price all along the line of
the railroad. AVo hope to hear of a rail
road leading to tho coast via Crescent
City soon. Hulllans nro an abundance
at all the railroad towns. We arc having
rn open winter. Yours truly,
A Ukanokr.
Mortsafxe Tax Resolutions Adopted by
tie
Linn County Council.
v,
The following was adopted nt a meet
ing with Sand llidgo Grange, February
2, 1S81, and voted that a copy bo sent
to the Wn,i.AMi.-rrE Faksiiih, Harrisburg
Disseminator, and the Albany Democrat
and Herald, with request to publish :
Wiieheas: At tho regular business
meeting of tho Linn County Business
Council, P. of H., held at Santiam Grango
December, 1SS1, it was resolved, by said
council, in view of the importance at
tached to tho election of members of tho
legislatnroat the then approaching Juno
election, that u committo of four bo ap
pointed by the council to propound to
the candidates that suoulu bo nominated
for tho legislature by tho different politi
cal parties in Linn county, tho following
among other questions : "Will you, if
elected, favor the enactment of a law
which will causo the taxing of mortgages
in the counties in which they nro re
corded? And
AVhereas, Said council was at that
time, and btill is, in favor of such a law,
and appointed said committeo for tho
purpose nforesaid. The report of which
waR satisfactory to the council; and
Whereas, Tho members of tho last
legislature of this State, from Linn
county, labored faithfully for and assist
ed in securing tho passage of a law tax
ing all mortgages on real estate in tho
manner aforesaid; and
Whereas, Said law has been declared
by tho highest judicial tribunal of this
State, to bo constitutional, just nnd
valid j and,
Whereas, Paid law, if it is faithfully
executed, will cause the payment of taxes
in Linn county on about 400,000 worth
of property that has not heretofore paid
any taxes in this State, which will causo
the collection in tho aggicgate of nearly
0,000 of revenue on this heretofore un
taxed properly ; and,
Whereas, Certain interested parties
have resorted to the Federal courts to
try to have the decision of tho supremo
courts of this State, sustaining this just
law, annulled in tho hope of again escap
ing taxation entirely ; therefore bo it
Bcsolved, By this council, Hint wo very
much regret to seo said parties again
trying to escape tho payment of anything
in tlw foim of taxes toward tho support
of the civil machinery, by means of
which they arc enabled to collect their
dents, and without which they lmvo no
security; and be it
Hcsolvod, lh.it the members ol the
Linn (Nmiity Council earnestly request
III" -I'veial eoiuity I.NKirds of this fctate
to npimmrmtc, out of the funds of the
evor.il counties a sum snllicient to
eeijru the employment of competent
a ml faithful counsel to defend tho justice
and constitutionality of this excollenl
law in the federal eourt, whero it is now
being tested, nnd, if it should liecome
neeessiry, follow it to the supieine court
of the fiutcd States and thero iisecitniii
from the courts of lat resort, whether
or no; "cnpitali-ts" are exempt, by the
con-tilution of tho fnited States, from
pitying a just proportion of the "bur
dens" of government.
In Memorlam.
At a regular meeting of tho Tualatin
Grange, Xo. 111. P. of II., held January
M, 1SSI, the following preamble and
resolution); were adopted
"Wnu'nnAs: In view of the loss we have
sustained by the decent of our friend
nnd associateBrother William Wagner,
and of the still heavier lo.-s sustained by
those who were nearest and clearct to
him. Therefoie, bo it
llesolved, That it is a just tribute to
the memory of the departed to say that
in regreting his removal from our midet
wo mourn for one who w.is in every vuy
worthy of our respect And regard.
L'eeolvcd, That we sincerely condole
with tho relatives of the deceased on the
dispensation which in the course of
human events they have been nlllicted
and would commend them for consola
tion to the one who docth all things
well.
ISctoIvcd, That the in-timonial of our
sympathy lw recorded in the records of
our Grange, the hall draped in mourning
for thirty days and a copy of these reso
lutions furnished the Wilmmctti: Faii
ii: for publication by tho secietary of
this Grange. Tlm. Bi'i'KM n,
G. C. Day,
'.Miis. I. Km--i:.
FiiSk- M. rtiii.si:, Committee,
Sccret.iry.
Santiam Grange, No. 37
Sao, Or., Jan. l. 18(.
Klitor Willamette Fnnsr:
To enable you to eorn et your Orange
directory and Jb a matter of nn we
send oil a list of our officers for ISM,
of Eantiom Grange, So. 37; Henry
Cyril, M.; Newton C'rabtree, O.: L. W.
Pomeroy,!.; J. P. C'rabtree, S. ; Milton
Morris, A. S.; J. W. Oomnton, Chap.;
Oscar H, Croome, O. K.; Lucinda Rich
Mf'daon, feres; Kmma Corai'ton, Pomona ;
WHlle Queencr, ITon ; KWa Pntnoroy,
U A. R.
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Ikot, "Uarden and KarnT Xuplca-," a work of 50 iiaeni, bandsorunly bound In cloth,
and crmtainlnc a Mcel nortralt c
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ut or ihii author.
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Tamiarv, rnntair.s full descrintion
nnd I'lowcr Sopil, Si'i-d Grain, SmmI Corn. Sci-d I'otafocc, Onion Scta
. lursiUi (Jiirilcii IM-IIK.Ciiltiiatori.. AVrl IlixorN. otc i:li full inforautiou
for ('rowing .md liow lo jj.t our Kinla.
Address PLANT SEED COMPANY.
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ONE MONTH FREE!
Any niif hMiIii.; to in all theiiiHeh pi o tllt filler nm
itr mi i kcinlhi ' their MtMiiH ami ttdilrmM to
Till: ULLAMEHK KAKURII,
hilcni, Marlon Counts, Onon,
Reliable Agents' Wanted in Every Town !
THE WAY OPENED
For New Homes
GREAT PACIFIC" NORTHWEST.
.Northern Pacific Railroad Co., Land Department.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
riVIE OMPI.KTION OK TUB NdltrilKllX I'ACIFIC HAILKOAII MNFM'HOH ST. I'Allt. AM) MINNK-
tjll.lu Mliicf.U lo I'irtl.riil, In Orn'on. anl U I'uirut heiind In H'AoliluijIon T.rrllorj , C(n. lo Laaal
krrhrn, M-HIrr,, liiriuT.. I.iiiut.rruirn. Callirmra. .tllurr.. Mrri'kual., JlrraaHlra, aaal
l.mlk-ranla, tKDII WITIIKII llli:a I. brllrr ihrlrrundllUn.
The Kertlurn I'jcIV lullroad Coinpany no otlet lit th In
WASHINGTON OREGON AND' IDAHO.
6,000.000 Acre of Prairie and, Timber Land.
r,,ci i,' !)." i itJrir Uii'liontliioii to tlmlirr, lliitrt.t.i rt Irlrnr In the J'AHOI'S nilRATIIKI.T
thine I.r7 .i"t )irec'")f ei.ry kiwi, htiUw oi ol rriukiL.M. fnllit.v, f.U'rtsilb an un,iu)td illui.U.
Mire Jlarkrl, nnd loll a' l,rMla...AIl ali.eir Urn line ol Iht- Noitlir'n I'jllli, wpedallj in KaaUra
Vjl louU'ff, ni l.liiiiy tfi.it, tii. j.run uu .nd tiie wltole uitu .ii: yrtitymrw.m,
Jtto.un tctei't thatlirn VAM.KV 'vlTIMHKK i.ANH ml lnuul uinn thiotlr,ut ar cffreilla
Or.jb ai.J il.lintoTunoin In wtul I. knop aa Ilia ITOKT bdl'NH CUIIN'THV au-1 (.(ll.lMrlA
KHi;ii i:i:(j(IV, Hli it. .lulxlo.i. rlinu... .inl wt' i.tlal iiiiKriiinitIraln. tlie v.riou. In.liktintnl. cfirad
u.iiI,il UImi In ttMiit, liitl riu, Ullllny, Maiiulactuilu, Tnuini;, UIMnr ami I'l.tilni,'.
Tl.iinr'1'iilt'ii.l Uiel. l the Niitlicrn (grille IUllrl t'inii.ai In Oitnn. Wi.Unirtaii ami MiboTcrrl.
tor) jjt Mil.! .I'li.r lor ra.n it mi nr;rri timr. IKIi: 'ri:il (m. flltli m.li iln; al cud et flrat
)rr,Uuret (.i (f ku )uuym tli urij.lil ainouiil, iii flltli ut jiiiiiiil and lrit.nit.du. at tli. fu
U t.ih cl i).. ml lour ;iai.
TOWN LOTS, TOWN PROPERTY.
Tt.i Nirllmii I'm illt.tUllre.il (inpin irflrra f.-r le at lea jila ami en u.y t.ru.., ton let. ta
freiAVK IAI.I-. tliuMlMiiaioll. mt the I'adllr .Norilir.t. lu Utkr.l, llm iomit arat el 8alsa
cruZtv lnafnAi.il:, ihr ..wlrturt.i. of a rxJlro.il illil.'an. In IHI'.VI. on lli hlol.na rliir. la
HITilllll MMKIT alKl alMlMOKlM. all iw.,icii anil ll.lllln,- tutu. Ill III. lAldlt t a
(irtJIe cr..iiir;. Ijnb .tin." i.hkIUi.i liu.im,. an, rulirnc. irptr)'. No Utl.r c"'l') (iHiinl K
initicnt
TO TIIK SKTTLKK AND EMU.KAXT :
M'l Ion. nt muinol (Jov.romnit lu d lilu .lon h. rallroaj Mora la Ont-on aiul Wolilanton slid ld.a,
alt (.Rind, alnutt In. uaUtr lb llomctnd, I'rc nutiea and Tioibrr Culture in et Uic Uuliwl bum,
e cart rl the Horldcllrrt lnduiianu rrUl to Hmmi of th. I'ailHo Knrtliwest adk.li la dullnnl la a
.hotl ytrxi to U.ir. oat of Ilia woit v"lo,' ""l anllb) rrylo.. t tK t'liltfal N'ales.
rartjUlnfonaalloii riatvftii tIj.ailiant.aiearVty.nMal fniar.sbf the wuMlrf, Die tUilrwJ andOao
Ifnar.st lasds, fcMKu .
(Umrii) l.al Artel, Warfafn Watrlct, rertlaiKl, tlrajoa, on
CUAM. B. X.AH SOKlf, Uml Con'r, .St Paul,'Misa., or;
M, tt, HHHW, ! Ajt 13 Clark Dt. Calcao, Utlaels.
in 1657.
& CARPET DEALERS.
4 re tliorouslilj prtiwrcd to furnish throughout at
XX. fjhon uotU.e.
Hotels, Bording Houses, Private
Residences & Steamboats.
. AT SUCH. .
LOW PRICES
Aueretiocr Ufore olTcred.
IHnlng Huotii Twlilr.. ffniu tl I mnrl.
I twiiihrr fcfl. lymii feilt l'iwim.
1'iirlni- n. fiinn.-iil I'lnmrrt
Tin: 1 tn'Mnitn.i) tuisiChe.
Itilu. lt.uvi nv It tolapvrwlatcil. Cull lor It.
IchDil
The price ot tho book alone la 11. W. lalalOKB.
- log details, free on application.
f!fl SEEDSMENAFLOIIItTa;
VVl
35 & 37 Cortlandt St., New York.
ESTABLISHED 1 8 4 ft.
M Annual Gatalope,
mailed free on nnnliratinn.tniMiilinl first of cverv
anil nriccs uf lti'HnliIi'VrL-(i;ililf.Trpr.Flpld
8T. LOUIS, MO.
. .?'.' 1kfWmn Calalegae-iW
herd Uhv... will 1mm. fr tm all .. ..
wmm AllaayHl l.,.pwil.J l,lMft.a u.l.u i
. Vt. aaae,anirtatahaaUltr,eUrrwlahIuru
lentil r4rs patla. M j c.llU mt ntakl
k . eae r ue aiaat fwua.Ite M M raa. la mmy
ABtrtras .wialeaatv la a larae carter II era..
SMIaaa llb Barkaak.llalra, Haralakaa.
rfr Cmrm. Ik; llakkara Nok, nl mra .r
w Sfw V.arUkba, I la. II. Ike aatraaiwef fka ilk
Iatkenraaa aaaa Ue fanaa ar tkaaa waa alaat
etee will ke faaal aij krat aMtTiHIaeaataU
). H. CRE60HY. Sssd Crowtf. MrMMa. Hail.
And Tinners' Stock
ALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
ST.LOUISfMO
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