WILLAMETTE FARMER: SALEM, OREGON, AUGUST 29, 1834.
Kfcure 5pcjjai;tmeitt.
GENERAL NEWS.
Hop picking will shortly begin in the
Puyallup.
The fruit crop on the Sound is bounti
ful this year.
Pendleton had a small incendiary fire
last Saturday.
Trains commenced running into BaVer
Uity August 'M.
Cattle in Illinois are afllicted with
plcuro pneumonia.
Forest fires nrc burning in the moun
tains west of Baker City.
A heavy lain and hnil storm prevailed
at Troy, X. Y., on the 22d.
Hop picking will foou begin in the
Utipper McICenzio country.
San Fiancifrco mcichmits aio striving
to regain tho lo Oregon trade.
The King county, "V. T., Kopublic.in
convention declare for forfeiture.
A rate war isiminent on railroad lines
between Chic.igo and Xew York.
Cliolem still prevails nt Marseilles
and other parts on tho continent.
Another New Yoik bank prebident
has run away. Lojs not yet known.
Tho annual M. E. Conferenco is in
session at Salem, Oicgon, this week.
The dispatches fiom California say
that tho 0. It. &X. Co. will rcduco wagos.
Tho lain of the forepart of this week
extended over the greater portion of the
State.
The water works for 1'ro'cott, Arizona,
nre to be completed by thn 1st of January
next.
Fall iibhinu 1ms commenced at Ellens
burg, Curry county, with a fair run of
salmon. "
Ono hundred hop pickors aro wanted
for thiec weeks at Springfield, Lano
county.
Hot weather has suspended work on
the Upper San Joaquin canal for thirty
days.
The latest reports nbouftho Oreely ex
pedition us-eit positively that theio ias
no cannibalism.
A condnctoi on the 0. K. & N. raihoad
is engaged to a $:iO,000 young lady of
Union Oregon.
There aro 2.11 comick in tho Peniten
tiary at proscnt, throe moro than CTer bo
foro nt ono time.
Between prize fight challenges and
politics there is but little news of inter
est m the daily papers.
Kittitas county has 917,097 woith of
prcpei ty bearing assessment, and 20,330
acres of deeded land.
John Devlin, of El Dorado, Cal had
his left leg cruhcd between two llatcais,
nt Spokane Falls, on the 22d. '
Assessed vnluesof California railroads
arc as follows, Central rpifi-,S24,000,000;
Southern Pacific, $17,000,000.
A Chinese leper, living by himself
twelve miles' from Yale, B. C, was
A town to be called Blaine, has boon
laid out on Scmiahmoo, near the line.
T. J. Clapton, nn old settlor, was
found dead in his cabin ut Chimney Bock,
last week.
Tho Seattle Beds haro not yet decided
whether to play the Yictoria or Portland
boj s a game of base ball.
From 25,000 to, 30,000 Chinamen will
bo employed in Sacramento county in
picking hops.
Tho through train lo Seattle from
Tacoma has been abandoned and con
duction suspended.
The City Marshal of Olympia has been
fined $30 and costs for shooting two dogs
that wero running around without collars
and tags on.
A postal routo will bo established from
iillison to Prnuie, in .ishington Tor
It is thought in Tncomn that the with
drawal of the train from Seattle was
done to forestall tho hop crop, a part of
which would have gone to Seattle and
thence to San Francisco by steamer. Xovr
tho entire cron. ovor 1.000.000 nntmri.
will go over tho Northern Pacific, cither
to Portland and thenco to San Francisco,
or uirectiy uust over tUc road.
A San Francisco dispatch of August
22d says : This morning's c lironiclo
prints an nrticle on tho products of Cali
fornia for tho year 1884, which it places
at S1,000,000. Of this, 35,775,000 will
be available for export, consisting of
wheat, barley, flour, wine, bundy, wool,
silmon and canned fruits. Whe.it heads
the list of exports with $15500,000; Hour
louous with .f(J,000,000 and wool nearly
?5,000,000.
A S.m Francisco dispatch of August
KELLY & UNDERWOOD,
SALEM,
R E P R
lui' , senice o 1:9 a wcok, on September 27, says: The Joint committee appointed
1, to continue until June 30, ISS.i. j by tho Board of Trade, tho Chamber of
1 nenty-fivo miles of the Aanaimo end 1 Commerce and tho Manufacturers' Union,
of the Island K.iilway are ready for con- to consider mews of regaining tho lost
accidentally burned to death on tho 10' h.
Tho fouith annual fair of Klickitat
county will bo held at Goldendiile, com
mencing September 110, for four day.
An Amarican naval ollicer says China
is poorly prepared 10 carry on .a war;
that her naval btrcngthlus been gieatly
overrated.
Tho Fiench hnvo begun to actively
bombard Foo Chou. Tho bombardment
lasted threo hours and was virtually a
massacre of tho worst kind.
In Umatilla county last week, Mr. J.
S. Morgan threshod ten acres of wheat
and cleaned up 175 bushols. Tho wheat
was raited on old corn ground.
Tho residence of Theodore Wolf, of
Walla Walla, was destroyed by fire on
the 2.1d: loss $700, msuranco .$1130.
Tho family were absent at tho time.
The Baker City Boveillo says that the
completion of tho railroad to mat city
cannot make tho placo any duller than
it is, oven if it kills the city entirely.
Work is progressing slowly on tho
Cascade division of the Northern Pacific,
and about 100 men aro nt work nt the
front, about 50 milos bolow Yakima.
Immense crowds attended tho Taber
nacle at Salt Lake, on tho 21th, to witness
tho memmorial services of the Mornian
' martyrs. The bodies arrived three days
before.
Land companies who are illegally
fencing and using government lands in
Colorado and Nebinska aro to bo looked
after. Foreign companies aro mainly
tho trespassers.
A commission appointed by the
Dominion Government to mako nn in
vestigation of tho Chinese question, is
sitting in Victoria, holding two sessions
cack day.
Over in Yakima a man is experiment
ing with wild rye grass. Ho sowed tho
seed very thick, and says ho can get
double tho amount of hay ho could
from timothy.
There was a genoral frc-t throughout
tho Wallowa Valley, Union county, on
last Fridav and Saturday nights the
15th and litth. On Pino Creek ice as
thick as a window paHe was formed.
Charles Wet more has issued a warning
to wine growers, advMng watchful care
of their vines after rains, and stating the
necessity of carefully scattering sulphui
into the head, nroutid and upon tho fruit.
A. accident happened near Bryne x"
store, on the road between Hah Mateo
and Spanishtown yesterday, whereby 1.
Lane, a commission merchant, of Front
street, San Francisco, received a serious
and perhaps fatal injury to his spinal
column. He is lying in a critical con
dition in Sun Mateo. Ho is paralyzed
and tho local physicians say be oannot
recover.
tract, and it is expected thov will bo
given out to bidders shortly.
During tho firt six months of thi3
year neaily if 30,000 000 have been invest
ed in buildings in Xew Yoik City, an in
cieae of .$3,000,000 oor the correspond
ing period last year.
TheO. B. AN. Co. have decided lo
make La Ginnde a division terminus,
and will locate shops and a round houe
.there. A 5000 hotel is under construc
tion, and two waio houses aro building.
Tho saloon and dwelling house of Mr.
Raymond at St. Paul, Marion county,
burned on last Thursday night. Tho fii-o
is supposed to have been incendiary.
Tho loss is probably $1000 ; no insurance.
Tho cost of maintaining the patients in
the Xcvadi Inline Asylum at Bono, is
50 cents a day. It formorly cost tho
State 1 n day to cam for patients in
California, in addition to traveling
expenses, etc.
Tho body of J. E. Goodman, who was
drowned iicnrlndcpcndcnro on the 15th,
was found no and a half miles below
on a sand bir in the Willamette. The
body was buried at Springfield, Lane
county, on the 21st.
The large sawmills and lumber yards
of Small & Ellis at L0.1110, Idaho, burned
to tho ginund on Friday. It is estimated
that bc'tween .$50,000 and $00,000 woith
of lumber is dc-tioycd besides a iiuo mill
propei ty.
Th British and American tugs watch
each other off U-quiinalt harbor to pick
up tows. Thero i a -lrong feeling against
the American tugs being allowed to tow
in British water, a privilego which is
denied British tugs in American wateis.
The pooplo of Bellevue, I. T, wore
hoiriliodby the discovery that Cliinamcn
liavo been scraping tho bones of their
dead countrymen, prepatory for ship
ment to Uhina, aim arrowing tho refuso
into tho ditch which supplies the town
water woiks.
It ib ropoitcd that Geo. Clare, of Pull
man, gao a boy $1 to entieo another
boy named Fninswoith into his melon
patch and then bent the boy Fainsworlh
until ho became billy. Some family ftud
is the alleged caiiso 01 tuon.iult.
Tho leccntly repaired bridge acro-s
Codar j her, nt Iitnton, fell under the
weight of a bund of cattle which weie
passing over it last Saturday. An Indian
driver was injured and his hoise killed.
Three head of cattle wero also killed.
The Episcopal school for gills, found
ed on tho bequest of tho l.ito Mr. Fiench
at Island City, Umatilla county, will be
opened on tho first of September. Ho.ud
and tuition will bo furnished with ex
collcnt accommodations in regard to
rooms. It is situated in the most healthy
location in eastern uregon.
It is said that 5000 peoplo will t bo re
quired this soason to pick the hop crops
of the Puyallup and White river valleys,
W. T. Tho crop will be tho largest on
record, being double that of 1883. Tho
picking season will commenco about
September 1, nnd will continuo in tho
neighborhood of twenty-five days.
The new steamship Coos Bay, of 191
tons burden, Captain Harkius, cruised
about'Son Francisco bay to S.iucelito, on
her trial trip, behaving in every way as
was expected of her. The Coos Bay was
launched on tho Coquillo about two
months ago, and is intended to run in tho
trade between San Franciico and Coos
bay.
Tho Pioneer Oil Mills of Salem will
commence operations tho first of next
month, with a large supply of flaxseed
in store, bolides about thioe thou'and
bushels hold over from lat year. This
year's crop h very large and the company
will have no difficulty in securingcnougli
seed to keep their mills constantly busy
through tho entire milling season.
It is estimated that tho who it yield of
Minnesota for this year will exceed that
of last year by 1,119,000 bushels, an in
crease of 10 jwr cent.; the corn crop will
yield from 20,000,000 to 25,0000,000
bushels, tho barley ciop will produce 7,
000,000 bushels, the largost ever Hiown
in tha State ; and tho outs ci op will be
about 30,000,000 bushels, 10 percent,
moro than the crop of 1SS3.
Eleven Indian children from the
Pkokomish Reservation, with twche
children from the Puyallup Bescrvation
havo arrived at the Indian school at
Fore-t Grove, Oregon, Theso children
area portion of tho new addition to the
school of fifty, which was recently
ordored to be made by Commissioner
Price.
The Governor of Idaho has offered a
reward of $1000 for the arrest of the
assandu of Aaron Morrison, a merchant
of Wood rher, on Sunday morning.
Isador Morrieon offers 12000 and citizens
of Hailey and Ketckum $3000 more,
6000 in all. Morrison was hot through
the head and killed.
Oregon trade, hold a meeting this after
noon, nnd after liousing the question
for some timo, decided to cnll a general
meeting of merchants lo consider the
question. The meeting was held with
closed doors, but it is understood that in
tho opinion of most of the gentlemen
present tho completion of the Oicgon nnd
Californ'n road was considered to "be tho
great end to ba gained.
A CARD.
To all who nrj rufft-ritiif from the cirors in J .mils
crttlonsof )nuth, nprou. wcjikre-n, earl Uccaj, lot
cf manhood &c . I u ill Html a recipe that a ill euro $ ou,
FRbK OV ClUHOE. Thin tjrent remedy was dlrco
ered by a missionary in Sjuih America Send a (elf
addressed eneloua to tho HEW JOSEPH T INMAX,
Station II, New York CItj . Ad. Slmarly
An oU physician, retired from practice, hivlnjf had
placed in his hands by an East Indli missionary tire
formula of a slmplo teyetah'e runedy for tho speed
and permit, en t cure of .Consumption, llroixli.tl, Cat
arrh Asthon, and nil tlmut and Lumj AfTcctlcru, also
a positive and nuUialcute for iNcrxous Pehditynnd all
Kenons Complaints, alter lmln teste il it wonderful
eurathc powers In thousands of cists, has felt it his
duty to mike it Known to Mh sulTtrlr.f, fellow a. Actu
ated bj this mottle and a deirt) to redeo human tut
frrinj, I will send fae of Cf arse, to all who doiru It
lid ntipe In German, KtuflUh or t-rinih, with full
direitinni for prcpirinr and tnlnf Sent by n ail lij
addrcttsln ultli stump ind tiiimiuv this piper, W, A,
OVKS, 149 Putter's Motk, Hothtt-Ur, N.V. nOii
USE ROSE
&
-lS.
Situation asGardener
mWKNTV YEIUS i:PEUIKNCE IN N. V. ftTATE
jl and 20 yiura In hiudvid. Un-'eitUmls prep
UMion if all kind of tlntLM, roes esp tiilh mid
Hiwerin,' elirub-; a'so tho (jriwlnif cf siimII iruiti,
jrrapo lus, and vi'i.tj.ljlLS Wiud Ike to lom. to
Oregon. Add-cs: ClfAKLI LNO,
11J3CO13 ro HO, Council lllulTt?, Iowa,
STAVE
- - OREGON.
ESENTINe
WALK
ER.
7
Studcbakcr Farm
l'iugcs. 1,
20S to 214 Front St., Portland, Or.
OKXEKAL AGEXTS FOR
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co.'s Engine, Threshers,
Headers and Saw Miiis.
and Siriii; Wagons. Ku-;is, and Car
Hi. Dcdcrirk & G.s Hay losses.
EMPIRE IVIOWEF?, REAPER AND BINDER.
The .1.1. Case VUm Co.'s Sulky and Walking SMoivs. Hurrow-4
and Cultivator. Hoosicr llrlll Cs Hecdvi-s iSrills
and Stiiky May Kakes. Acme Harrows.
DIAMOND AND BUCKET E TEED MILLS. PEED CUTTERS, Etc.
SSend for Illustrated Catalogues.
1
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5fl55fji
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ACME HARROW,
Clod Crusher and Levvlvr,
Wei:;li9 much leas than other I'ulvcrizuiR
Hurron. Sells about one third leta, ami
with all does tho mest tliorougli woik of any.
J.I.
Case AGITATOR.
1 ho Agitator is tho lent grain tavini ma
chine trer niattt. It nun lighter, threshes
fniter, is less lulile to qet out of onlcr, am
saes grain better than any other machiao.
ZfTV BrfWltJi.1-i3l lfr f 131
NUTIVB.
WILL ni" at Chines PI htrn SU le, ? ilen on Mon
day, Fucsla jnd W'ediifadii if unh uttk for tliu
dLj.1 tnatnuin of all bick and trlpp'id .mimah
Th rnnln i of thetlmont the HuttelUfi pterin in
Intirman 1'irm. II r n boitiki and in-tuui
iltdLlne biinp kd at tli i Iiifrmar
jnc27m3 lUtt till', 'r , r Sa em, r.
Faim for Sale.
1 OA ACRB TAWA FOUR MILES SOUTH OV
i-J hiiem (11 tfooil Atteof tu!tiat'on; y od
lare tarn. ffOJd house; ff)i 1 on hard; wtll f need al1
around, und two l-o-h fe.'e d; r2 .ures In ulu-.it; 'At
tcrc in justme; .'JJ arre jdowtd rclA (or mmuur
fallow. If ycu m int to hn. Kood farm coma an 1 sc
initio he foru ruit iRsitirf tl8.Ahjro, I aHl Ml emp
tvtra Iho plot u is w 'I iUni'. lr fnrHiir pn
ticuUraailr at A 11 HUiTLl', Silem, or.
j m ltf
Oak Lawn
R
ock Farm.
W Cncj,', oaleni, Ogn.
I p rttr a J kneer U ....
SiBiSsasa's
'"'hi 'ur-r-tr . jBStMrji1-,,r i ttu jsaas.
THE EMPIRE HARVESTER AND TWINE BINDER.
Hnstlio Neatest, Simplest ami Best Diivn " lieel ; 1ms tlio best C.mv.is Arratigo
moiit for canning Gitiia fiom l'lutform to Elevators ; lias4 tlie be-t Cutter bar ; has
tho bcfrtl'itmaii Connection; has no Sido Draft; 1ms tlio be.t AdjtiMaMu Iteel;
has tho best Tilting Arrangement; has tho bo.-( liaising nnd Low wing Aij.ingo
nient. It is nnoxcelluil for Stiength and Durability: it is tho lightest; is Hmplest
in Construction ; is Substuntially and Strongly Uuilt; is the Surest to Jlind ; has
Fewer Tieees of Jliishinery than any. other; has need of 1'ower Kvpoits; has a
Friend iuey puichaser.
IS1OT GARRIA8EED HARNESS WF'G CO.
I Of CAE&IOE'3,BUGaiE3,BriUtIO WAnON3,3INGLK A DOUIlLC UAH
frt Wo oin loy no nutnts, and if coe bu,ii, Twomini
jw.ftVAwhnt juii ordLria not nuIH- pO- :rcliJl''iI'Ji'
liVflNjlW llirllll S vej'VJ all Jttnes. k JfvS?ntVH
r&-
8
ixtiffi
all.k.ricf all itrlai of J pAHBIAOE9,BDOOIE8,Ernla CTAaON8,31HOLS D0UIILE ILAltNECS SADDLES
Ao.1. TeAi. lUraM. ?fWJ Wo cni loy no nut 1110, Aim H C?OK u.-. Ti.o.ii-a HaKfT
"M3rfSB
Myi&nSMfrJftJSS. '-ll' llimn.'ll nt Mill, line CA A TlAavClilX X
lwSKlliVcfff iwiially i pwlil for i13 lo 11. T, XtpyC I rMeS&S-iA
txuiSW ui I J irt-uiiiiT. wnnio. vs.rjo tnMstii. l P7 iffczrl rn'o?fiC I
hlfi'LV H W lMyibliiir fully wnrnintril. l,lA A uuXI
l tl Ci it foro fiujlutf. wind for o'irllliirttruteil Xk. CyV vnVT Yx J
rilu.Wsrrrr't lAft I'll'PT. si..-. I.IMini l. Inr.liiiiu. " 'i-ti .XrV
h?M
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AlIKnilKI.V, AX.l-.nml Jf.ItMlVC'iTTI.i:,
Colwo)J, llolJihic,arl(l Amertctn or Imrroiiil
biuntshMir nohliceycf the bfcgt Vermont bli-od. Al)
short NoBtd. diBhctl ftco. Kiutt.h UerkBhireB. Strilce
feeof Aberdeen, Hi; Jciuy,ii.
rrfilic lor I In- liar lor nuir.
Hie .tlalr 111-
JaiillruU
SIBSON, CHURCH & CO.,
Shipping and Commission
MERCHANTS
Morlhratt Corner of Aah mirt Froul h'ireu,
, PORTLAND. OREGON.
uMf
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
" ""T'l1". f ''Of Spt. 10, 18S2.
GOLDS, "irivlnjjb. n (ubjrt to a brort
rhlil nircffon, ulth frequcnl
mlil, for a number of yearn, 1 li'reby rer.
lify Hint AvruN fnt;.i:v J'mtohai. glrei
me rrompt rellf, anl ii the mo clletth
remtdy I !.aio . i r tc.l.
J..arj A. Hamii.tov,
J J.r iref The Crttemt."
" !" fi""1 ' 0',0 ,'Kr,' M' '"'"
OOUuHS. "!"' J'JYMlMClll.UlIT
1'rrroiiM thli uprlnj for a en.
rem roticri and inns trouble with com!
llft, ami I am ji'eieil to rccommeuil II
to any ono rlmllarly air.'eUil.
It.UlVM- IlAVdllAV,
I'rorrlelor (JIoImj Itotcl."
I'llFPAULD I1V
Dr.J.C.Ayor&Co.,Lowoll,W3s:.
" . . 'ii.ijjijtj.
lOUHCUTCrrtNClNE 'S.SlKltlCWCt
Arftlrass, TAYLOR MFQ. CO.
D
DR. H. SMITH
T I 4 T . "-ALL OPKItAI IOS8
Or' VUS.
lUxrr perVf"et lu th mnt ev .n .klllfu'
niuotr, IIiom i.imz ArunciuTi.tn inn oo 5l
lookw.'l. or that dl.tliui. theli Uc, UI doarlllo
ctllonl'R II. lliril,na1f.i.l.l ttb uut lll
0X9 yuu look iiuri ."Tin 4ii vferv nar
n.lti. OKflCK-Jn Mtori.' blxk, o Uvr
ton, Ultm. llJwvM
vb tieian airynoiesais rnces, vniriMiiiLi.ui.ui
i ii i ' "" "- ,ii immti rrtritrnsarrttKrim'm'jtMKA.4L2mjafix
c-rMin' av iihiti;
Examining Before I
NOTICE TO FARMERS,
Ami all Intornsted lu Fruit Drying.
JOHN JlItUSH a'SOIf,
ALBANY. : : : OREGON
Mdiiuficlurcto orJcr
;ilAAMI3 WIRE CLOTH
o
lor Yrayx aul I'i nil lrlei.
UPKRH FILLliU ON SHOUT NOTiCK. ALSO
nuku to ordir
0l: IWIIK Mill'UllSMIW, with or nlthout
tUliteiiLrn.
PXKI'OU.tTI II INC for FmniWi,' Mill!, unl a I
kiiimoi nii:i.auiu.
OREGON WIRE WORKS.
jull8-3m Al.lltNV, Ore-oil.
USE HOSE
PILLS
1803.
Establishod
THOS. MEHERIN,
SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST,
Iinujltcr and Dealiriu all kind, of
Seils, '8'rces and Plant,
Aifu.t for It l. Fox' Nittn.
ii.5IG llall.l'y hlrerf, opponllr I'iihI )inr.
1 iltt.MlrtO, MI..
I'llto Llit niiJIod frea on appHcitlon. Jjicl3iiir
Caldwell, Becker & Licke.
OF
Oregon Uailway and lVuvIcu
tiou Coiiipatiy.
OCEAN DIVISION.
Ilelwien rnrllnnil anil Hint I'raiirlaeo.
L'juvinif AlnHwoith Wharf ut midnight, an folloua:
YIIOM PIIKTLANU.
JUJriliflit.
Oreuren, Mondy, August I
SUto, ISiituida) U
Columbia, 'Jhurflay, II
Oregon, Ttu sday . Ill
btato, runday 21
Coluinbia, frriday,., . !il
Oicoti, Wulnetdj;, Hep K
Htite, alomlay S
miom a(N ntahciaco.
10 A M
ktate. Saturdn, ...Auir. 2
Coliimbli, 'lhuraduy..,. 7
OrtlfOU. '1 ue.di 11
"Llf, hllliday 17
Columbia, Friday ti
'Ireiron, Vetintday....V7
State, Jloneay, H.'pt 1
(.'oumlila, Haturda , . 0
Tliroiiicli llrkem .old to all points la tho Unltod
tata, Canada and Europe,
RAILROAD DIVISIONS.
Tnnifer atcamer tonnectlnjf with Atlantic ExpiPaa
I&imj Ah Street Hharf, Portiaml, ihllj, at 11:11) A. B.
'I ho Politic Kxpreal arrive, at Portland, dally at
11:4(1 A il.
Jlllllll.i: COI.nillM. MIILAMKTIK ANB
YAJllll.a. UMi:il imiKIIIN.
Loav. Portland I
for Mon.
Ialleh aou ijpcr
Columbia
Aktorlaand Low.
er Columbia.,,
Dayton ,..,,,.,.
(JorvallU and in
terinullito ptk
f3 All
'feioiim and tfottlo d
7 All
7 AM
oAll
7 AM
4 AM
Wed.
7 All
7 All
AM
OAll
ll at 1 P. jl.
Thar
7 All
0 AM
Frl. Bat.
7 A 1117 AM
7A1I
0AI1 e AM
i' torl-t tuaiii.ru do m t run &una) 4.
LARGE
NEW
STOCK
GOODS 1
Ikry (.'noils,
Fuiu-y (mmIs
:-'iiriiiliiti(,' uot!h,
J:o((h, SIioch,
Hats anil (Japs.
We aim to liilM up (iur trailo by alluiK
OK.NCIMdlOOIrtOK TilK IlKT yBAI.ITV OSXV,
.t iriLL from
10 to a I'rr Out Lh
than the an me goxL can lie olil for on credit.
Till: (iK.MIMl
0K I'HICi; US!1 HTOKK!
Oppoi.t. Chenitkaia Hotel, M.lein, Or.on,
;nirrnl (IDIrra or. frail I mill It rjla.
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