..A GREAT SALE.
Of ribbon remnants at Tin MtgMt Caah Store. Now
is the time to buy your ribbons for X-ma and The MaRtUM is
the place. Some marvelous bargains there, Ribbons ot all
shades Ic.ipths and widths for little money. Come carh and
get your choice.
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements cL Wilson. Court and Cottonwood
WKDNK81IA Y. DECEMBER 1". 1900.
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The Patterson, New Jersey, rihtn
company ha suspended business 1
catiee of the "irenera! i imm.-- depres
sion." The "agent of prosperity"
should le not i tied at MM am) proeel
to pat a stop to the spread of this kind
of thing.
The state historical society proposer
an industrial fair for I'ortlaud In 1MB,
to commemorate the lOUth anniversarv
of the Lewis and Clark eipedition into
the Oregon country. Thin ides la an
excellent one and deserves the sup.
port of every citiieti and newspaper of
state and nation.
In an article in the North Anieru.ni
Keview Ir. Seaman, who it is said
atudied the subject under treatment,
assert that each of our soldiers in the
Philippine- costs the taxpayer llnti
year, and wealth and those with large
incomes are not carrying their share of
the burden, a federal revenues are
drawn almost entirely from those who
consume, and only in proportion that
each man, or thuee dependent upon
him continues does tie contribute.
even exist, to ndtuit of the defe.it
the measure without placing the re
sponsibil ity on tba thottldanaf BBV OM
in particular. A t fned name is
leing deftly nlaved by conirrcs in try
ing to favor the IfeiieiOlltl ItSJH la rail
r mds without alarming the people in
connection uitn proponed eanal legisla-tion.
The effort now being made in behall
of the Young Men's Christian Associa
tion in Pendleton i a worthv one. If
carried forward sucressftily, anddodbl
lea it will be. the result to Pendleton
ami the Pendleton youth will lie many.
The Pendleton boy, youth and vonng
man wil! be proviiled thereby with a
place of recreation and an opportunity
to improve tlieins. lv - It will afford
tiie vieiins less excuse t'.ir their be
havior and give every facility to the
deserving young man to put his leisure
time to go, kI uses. Then, is a need for
such an institution in Pendleton, and
, it w ill accomplish I world of good if
its management fall in good hand.
It will help Pendleton to be better
place to live ill, and that of itself is
! worth striving for. The healthier Pen-
Idleton is the more prosperous it will
become. A town' health, morally and
physically, i" something that must be
taken into consideration at all timea.
! if the aim is tip have a live, progres-
sive place.
THE IRRIOtTION QUESTION.
There is great need that everyone id
terested in seeing the government tak
hold of the ,ii.-tioi nf the r" lamatioi
of it arid land- -i 'il l stauu t- gether
I at thi session ot congress, and be
ready to do whatever il ! to ecnr.
concerted action.
The great prominence given U) the
meetings of the Nationa. Irrigation
Cougress at Chicago, and other in
fluence, have IBQSHI to thoughtful
members of both house of ciaigres
that this irrigation question is tome
thing that bat to be settled with, ami
that there is no use in trying to think
it can be indi riniteiy put off. The
(ettion with them is how to do it.
Eastern t.i' -in. : ar- a-ku.. ;n- ii.
tion now.
The day that Senator Mark Manna
made a speech in the United states
senate on the necessity of giving our
merchant marine sunn- ' protection
a- though every lore. gi, -made art ... ..
ue1 in our shipyard wa not already i
admitted free of duty and M foreign
liuit ship cdniitletl to American reg
istry ex-President Harrison came uut
in a statement repudiating hi alleged
approval of Hauua's sulisidy Pill.
Subaidy it not ' protection," hut
tomethiug worse in tin- form of rob
bery of the many for the benefit of the
few.
I It is probable that some deliuite
I plan of action will ba put forwani
thi winter to m -lire r -ervoir construc
jtion. If to, every man in the Weat
I should awake to tin- opiortunily. The
favorahle action of congress on the
Iqueatioii of building MOM particular
retervoir w.aipt tie- i .-mnning ..: n
poli.v of reclamation of the
leserts. It would he an entering
wedge. It is a matter oi the most
tremeiiHoU- inter. t to tlie West and to
every interest in the West.
Thii point tbould not lie overlooked ;
that whalev-r r-ervoir r i- pro
posed t concentrate the attention 'of
congress Ujii, and in whatever state
or locality, evcrv ntlier state ami terr.
torv mould lnl every effort to secure
the construction of tbi- tirt reservoir.
This would start the movement.
In their speeches in the house of
common a few day ago ir KolM-rt T.
Keid and Mr. James llryce, author of
"The American Commonwealth,''
pointed out with conclusive force the
injustice as well as the unwisdom of
attempting to govern the South Afri
can republic as conquered ami rebelli
on province. "The government lia
no right," Mr. Hryce declared, "to
treat the Boer a- rebell. " He sug
gested a general amnesty to the lioera
now in arm, recognising them as legi
timate combatant. Ami the Boers
have proven themselves legitimate
couibatanta.
I'spaper in
the light
It is taid by Washington correspondent-
that President McKiuley and
leading republican members of con
great have arrived at a mutual agree
ment t make two amendment- to the
Hay-Pauncefote treaty, declaring the
Claylon-Hllwer convention abrogated
and striking out the clause in the Ha -
Pauncefote treaty requiring tlie consent
of the foreign power to the construc
tion of the Nicaraguan canal. This un
expected conceaiion on the part aj the
administration bring- the isthmian
canal project nearer realisation than
ever before in the history of liie agita
tion. What is of greater significant 10
the country at large UM cinphttn
assurance of the administration to re
ject all foreign alliance ami construct
a canal which will be American in
every sense of the word. The president
takes the advanced ground that the
Clayton-Bulwer treaty will be em.
pletely superseded by amendments to
the Hay-Pauncefote dneuaMOt, wvlncl
will vitiate everv section of the former
compact. Hut in spite of all that is be
ing done for the canal project in con
great there is a lurkiug fear that the
caual bill is not to pat and the inten
tion is to to tlyly deceive the people
in thii matter as not to arouse, their
tutpiciou. The upjoaition to the
caual bill it very stroug aud it it
doing might) effective work on
quiet and in the dark. Tlie cauai wa
ters are Udng darkened Isafore they
In tlie meantime everv new
tlie arid belt should take ui
from 11'iW oil Ulld urge Upon tin peoph
oi tlie West the great opportuiutv
which I- now i. fore them, i ongres
i i now ready apparently to listen to
'some lair proportion winch doe not
resemble a raid ; but the West sliOMd
back up tlie demaiidt ol it representa
tives in Washington by a united ami
persistent demand that the tune has
come for seine governmental action.
There are enough Western senator
and congressmen t carry the lederal
irrigation proposition to a triumphant
itsue, if they will stand together, and
every man oi tiie West should sit down
and write a personal letter to his mem
ber of congress ami to hi- senator at
Washington, aud tell them whv they
should work to get a hill passed pro
viding for the ccustriiction of reaervoirs
i bv the government to -tore the !,od-.
No man, no locality, i uninterested
! in this plan. Every industry of the
i West would be stimulate'! and de
veloped wonderiully through the carry
! ing out of a policy which would re
I claim 7'.lsJu,tsi a :re- oi arid laud,
If till peopl, ot u,e great West i-vor
wen- interested in anything , they are
interested now in seeing tha this
question of national irrigation it
pushed forward and pushed forward
stronglv within the next two mouth
til V H. VI M 1,1 l
SWE YOUR HAIR
WITH Sn AM POOS Of
ud iihi Jisslojof L i'tunat, purolof wool.
IksIssiucuus I ' sl.S Isliiug Ln , I luuvas
crusis, scslus sad duijnift, irOui-4,
llrtius sjrlscus. sUsijUoss Uss tilr fMUmj
sui'tili.'s Its ruujs wtl iry sad bourUintsrul,
ukI uUw Um iwr riw aims: .;, nkAt
.ii, b.-slUi) SCtflp vrlsSD Sll . '' fsllS.
told t)MMMKat iht VSffM enC4. S-J.S, lAc t f .
.!.. I'.i !'' U.S( Uaal'vSi' . l'rtNS,
Miris sti w Uks' BussJb. Us..
KLHITRIC HOMT A RKMKPY.
IJceentlv Dr. W. I reiidenthal. of
New York, rend an interesting paper
before the American I'dcftnoTherapeo-,
tic Association on the -nhject of the
value of electric light in the treatment I
of tuberculosis of the throat and lung-. I
Sunlight mid electric light, he said,
have the same effect upon the system, j
' am! it has been proved liv thousands of
OHM already treated that the hctieliciul
n-snlt. of treatment bv electric light
is due to the action of won rays
which approximate most clo-elv to
sunlight the blue and the ulttn-
violet ray oi the arc light.
The lamp which lr. Kreitdenthul
used in this treatment congitts of an
Kdison incandfsivti! high-power lamp,
In front oi which is a disk of colon .1
gelatine or glass, through which the
light penetrates, giving only a him
light. Tli i Concentrate the rav. bv
acting a a hi-convex lens, and also
protects the exterior of the neck from
too intense beat. The lamp is implied
to the throat, and a tiie Adam's apple
in some throat il so largo that main
of the rays of light are lo-t in trying to
penetrate it the front ot tlu apparatus
i- hollowed out so that It adapts itsell
to the external contour of the nock,
Tin' lamp i applied to one or both
sides of tba larnvx or in front, and ap
plication i- kept uii from t mi
minute..
In treating tuberculosis nf the lung
hy this method, the arc light U) sub
stituted tor the incandescent light.
One of the caes which I'r, Krcuden
thal treated with the incande-ceiit
lamp was that of a woman ,Ul vear
old, who had incipient phthisis of
tth lungs, which affected her throat,
causing pain nn -wallowing that felt
a- if oil were boiling in her throat.
He treated the cae with thii Method
for four months, and relieved the
throat trouble, 'ait the patient died
from u violent pulmonary hemorrhage.
In a similar case relief wa- e
perienced, but the patient died even
tually of tabarouloau oi the lung, in
other case the cure wa euruianeiit.
Silverware, Carvers
and Chafing Dishes
Prtvanttd a 'raatdy.
Timely information given Mm.
ttcorge Long, of New Strailsville,
Ohio, prevented a dreadiul tragedy
and saved two live. A frightful cough
had lOM kept her awake everv night.
She had tried many reined ie- and doc
tors but steadily grew worse until
urged to try Dr. King New Discovery,
line bottle wholly cured her. ami she
write this narveJoOJ medicine also
cured Mr. Long of a severe attack of
pneumonia, such cure are positive
proof of the matchles- merit of thi
grand remedy for curing all throat,
chest and lung troubles. Only "0c ami
II. Every bottle guaranteed. MaJ
bottle free at Tal Irian A Co.'s drug
store .
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Take them
to day and
you'll be well
to-morrow.
Baldwins
Cold Cure
Tablet No2B
((old in head 1
NoCureNoPaytfc
SS Isr frss assssls snS AsSictl
t.niiii cs ! . to. fiaaaltae
sold l Jlroel. .V Mi
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PRI0B8 ARK LOW, QUALITY HIGH
('all in and extmlOe my Itook beftMPw
bnyiog lioiiilit- preutnti
Taylor, the Hardware Man.
Have yoti a ridntive or friend in the Fast t() whom
to tend
yon
Christmas Present
Nothing would please then more than I
PENDLETON BLANKET
OR AN
INDIAN ROBE
The mill is now raotlitlg nn extra fine Rrailu for tlm Chri t
tnas truiir mm iiiiiiiiiniiis sin iniiiiy nave a tun
Irotn which to makf selections
"orttnaat
Pacific Fraternal Relief Society, Charter Perpetual
ekW lii'loninlty tor I"" of lime
ii funtrtl Im'IH'IIi may I' silited
Srff- .'I 1 ' .lll'l "l HI' t'llSo'l' . i"
ii. i. ii
Mil
The ot)i t ot this Hoi lety is lo furnish 10 Its member' i
In- ronton of su-knoss or neettt-'T.i - sp" to those who may ,1,
f.,- ,. ..,-1 1 .,.' 1 1 o. ......... : f., ..,..1 u.,m.n lilu..." th
v i.ie.i Hjm i... of mu aaMl .h.Mi.i.r AtkA th,-tr snnflrsllnn .h.ov- ttn-m to he In ko1 h
Kenellts sre psvubie no' to e....l inelv wr"li III liv sickness nor to Cl'-eitl (14) twenty-
mnr weeks ilnrlnR any one resr Momhr- re atitl "I !" e"klv henellts three months slter
late of ecrtlnesL' hii,1 funeral LmiciII one year sfler.
Whv von .In. old b Mi meinl.ee oftsM Paolfle l eaieciuil Heltf ftoolaty He
cause iloknoss an . K n ue ami. Hon- eoniinon to nil It. . n. It in.l. einUie-yon alnt
OSS Ot time lu oaSS of itekaats IM ai . I lent, mlstnrtiinss thai ahray. , nine wh-n least expsitril.
Btttatt v.hi r. p I- pisnlbte Hint you fhoula never bo .Unable. I by Itekntss or tctlcMm, It Is
non. i more thn 11 coji- to know thai von are prole, ted H. eause It i- not larue turns of money
or reai fortune, that m "In tnc (Natest amo'int of hantilness. hut II Is the Utile rsady cash
that i" on hand ai the rlsht lime He. an-- l uiakiiu' i tall iie 'ithly payuieiil Into the Po l
1 1 Kh.T.KN.. ajtttatfli tatY, you can .-ure lor voiirstili met tliest dependent ttfMMl yaw a
rtnsiirlal b-nrlt that will lake , pla,-t of your ueklj enrning', ai tlie linn- ol your adverslt)
and taitraby atatest reurstlt, rear In nil v. your Stttt. . yistr luuriiee and your H-aee of iii iii, I
Because no ertOO, whose lime l ids atpttal, esn afford to lel thai eapltal k iiiilnsun-'l. Theie
fore, aecopl today this grand and nut orunl PfOttsUoa bMBOMM may be ton late
l'rsons encased In extra htattdoat uaaHtallOIIS will not bt silmltteil to rn.mbsr.hlp.
Tiil.l.-.irilenelllHiiml Moutlilv I'livmentis ... A 1" '.,-ekh '. ii 'Mi. 1 r month ;
I'lss. n. 17 .'O woskly ta-ueill. 7 - --r monlh'; Class e lo.eekh bene ill, Ik perinonlli.ciM.il,
tl. l weekly benefit. 2.V per month. Mrttttotttl for .r.-. kly in-neilt for more than will no: be
Is.iiert to wotiien, no. to inyeJM ttadtt It .'Mr- el ae.
Kun. -nil lli'iieftt Mill, i di-drinii the Kim. rl ll-n-'ll ol fui may obtain th" same by
iHsyinir In addition lo Iholr monllily dues as tollmv Air." I , f.. .si inrludve. II per yesr ; aJSJ
31 to , meiu.lvv, II. s' p : ,.fi . ae I to i inelusive I.' t year.
t to Iteeome ii M.-riil.ei- Membership I . : ctrtfnrate tee ': total, li.so.
Head Qffleera Presl lent sn 1 rttral maaaatl vv y .M. Marun. Portlan.l ore.. Hla V.mk
Mlnlns.v Mnllnif Co. vie,- prett.leutan4 atnortl onranlr -r. .1. K lnuuon. Portland. Ore; see.
rotary an t treaurvi, Jonah Koine I'ortoiud, Ore. r..m -Mi Allsky hide : eounsei. Ilcury SI. j
Ksrner. Portland. Ore., r.mml -71 1 Chamber ol i 'oi uu r K"iin lal nflloer Ism. toil.
If you ere Interest.! lu this plan, either esll on u or .on I your name and address, and we '
will call ou yon. Address all comuiiniicAllons to
Equal to any
in the world.
WILLIAM H. STREET,
Good Contracts tn Roliablc Agonta
GENERAL AGENT FOR EASTERN OREGON
AND WASHINGTON. PEN3LET0N OREGON
Hotel Pendleton
pilsner
BOTTLED
BEER.
BRKWERTH OWK ROTTLtMO,
Highly recominemleil to family trifle
Kvery bottle fill v iriinvanleeil.
Schultz Brewing Co.
NEW
LUMBER YARD.
PHYSICIANS.
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phone, black III ' ri,l''"' hi.
' I'KOHATHK
Keyrt A Keyes
Ion Htor,
"nee, one block WsMiTQ
W. B. PKBKY. I'll VHICIAN
Komi. I klali. fireuon
Nil Sffc.
Ill I . V ft. t. HI . .
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and iiervoiih ii "noun
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DENTISTS.
IKNTIST. OFItCE
K. A. V A t'UHAN,
III Jllild HuildlliR
a. I.. BAA 11 K, V. J). H. MFKICK OVti
aaslnt. Rank, Use tdmlnute'
! K. A. MANN, DENTIST, IN Ag8ncTI
non lil' k."v..,-K II i lop',,,'.oftA.
ARL'HITKl TS AND HriLDMlT
T. K. UOWAIlH A lit 'HIT KCI' AMI ST
aerlnieuajtat, makw Ptlm wSTtiS
a nil, for iitiiiaii... ... asai
!. in ii, juu,i uun.iiiiK
city or coesirj
Imclor New fianagement.
Strictly First-Cldss
bxcllent Cnlsine.
E?ery Modern
Con?eniencf
liar Attd ISIIIIard lino ns
The Kcst Hotel In
Van Dran Bros.. Props.
iIHIIbHIbipH; at sQi (BOssLLV
Give Us a Trial.
Rates $2 00 a day
Special Rates by
WeeS or month
Headquarter:; (or .raveling Men
Eastern Oregon.
Successors to J. E. Moore
We are now reailv fm l.usiiies
near Wasliiiiitoii .V Colunilua
liiver freight ilojiot with a
(feneral assortment of lunilwr
ilirect from our own nw mill,
ami can furnish anything
imni.:ly. ('oiintry unlers in
car loads shii-d ilirect from
our mill in carload lot at
correct prices, 'live us a call.
..V iP 1 "N Fob 3i
."...'.. i r..uiusies iurnuii"lonai: klad. ol
masonry, .vmeui walk., .ion, wall, ti, o,
' "' " ' a; :
BANKS AND BROKERS.
HUM' NAT111NAI, il A N K OF PKItDU
ton. (spiral, ru.un. Trucu .
teiiera! baiiklu( builhon Ki.oki.
un.l I' I. ki.i',.!. iransl i luau,
Kraiiei-io Nen ,,-k .: prm iMtuuitUis
UM MerUlWttl Dralt. l.ran n uu I'luu. liuta
aud Kun.H Make, inlle. tion. ou rrajon.'.
tarns. Itrel ausen;, president; H Bnt
Tice-presideii' i H t..l. l4itnr H t
(uirrnsey. awi.uu.i ouhier.
A.C.Shaw&CD.
W. J. SEWELL, Mgr.
IMh rh.MH.KTON HA VI NO HANK
Hoiidlotoii.Oreiioii (iresmie'l Slari;h l.uw.
capiui. .s,' Interest al...wo.i on itm.j,.
, taraii. MehaiiKe laiuxht and kI! on til prm
elpal p.'lnu. Hpeclal atieutinn g irtu lo coller-
tlol VV . J Kiirnl.fi i.r,..i .1..,, , I k i
M6 ? 4w- .J?-;
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ryun national iiankokathkna
(ire(ou CaplUe kj.uui. .nrpliu, rj. Is
tortat on time deposits, in aii in loroisi, ut
done 'ii eienshK' i .oi, - prompllf
teucle.l to. Henry c Adam., im-iiileiu, Hull
McArthur. el'-v-preinlent; K.L harueii, vau.
isr ; I.. . Harueii a-iiiian; eaahlsr
yy. rz f"vr pa op
For first cl
FOOT WEAR,
Kl JBBER GOODS,
and LEGGIN8.
633 M il in strcc', Pendleton, (h
REPAIRING NEATLY
AM) PROMPTLY DONE
Also Wholesale Afent (or
SCllLITZ
MII.WAl K I I
in
In bottlet. birrela, or catet.
Call up
Telephone
I'HK r AKMKI.'ls HANK UK WKo'TON.
We. ion. ur.-Koii lioe. Koliorsl baollDI
( ii'i.iness. hjeuaus' Isiiisiii aud sold. Cel
leetlous imoiiiiiIIj atieh'b'l te Affair, iu ami
eliellunl eniidition. ami mi r.'i-Tlol ipou I
InveslldStlllll eoillllllllee ol r,-.sill.llJit-clUiStl
tiftleer. K Jsinesoii. ir..idul. (.to. N.
I'roebaicl, vice prealdriil ; c M Pleres, easkwr
J. K. Killgorc aMi.taut cashier; ilirerien
OA. Hart man It. M John.. T J. Pries, G. f
draw, 1 K. Killforv, Koben Jamsson, 0. W
Hreebslol
Karl's Clover Root Tea
. t ie
I Con
9.11 Of
drjtfriii. 11 2t.t UK. aatf ti J.
C. WELLS 4 CO., L'HOY, N
soli ssosaicToat
by aJ
Koc aalt. I.y l ullmun .1 ( ilru kkIsU.
No.S
H. KOPITTKE.
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL PendletOIl
Pianino Mill
and Lumber Yard
C. F, KOHLtft, Prop
tsrspstiaad Aistr.cts
Piss.
TSs Urly first Clin
tad Ljmp -u Mots'
'a tti.C'lj
N..l
H.uu.ta
sua. Hcaleu
Bsi Hesti An TrUst.
free Saispl. Noersi
t'sclrrc LiM.
tirsPrMf batksj,
Can
sell chMDCi than
linn in tba countv
becaiibe they huy m lart,f
anv
LiUo Chriatmaa Snow
color of the ihirt. collar
and
U tl
cuffs that are done ui at the I'ouiesti.
I.iuudry. S.inta (Maut knows a K'!
thing when he sees it, aud the Units
lets beauty of UM linen lauiidered
here will excite hi ailuiiralion, a
well aa the man who love to drert
well and have his linen peeieci in color
and in, i -i .
THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
J. F. Robuiton, Prop. Telephone 60
.French Restaurant..
run HtaMP to hat.
eVuarc you can gel sooislbiut
MOOl
Uut Ual ontaliic,
I'roprietor.
"r. Court and Johnson Strols, PENDLETON 01, r oofs
Byers' Best Flour...
To mtm good brad utc Bers' Beat Flour it took fust-1
premium at the Chi-ago Wortda Fair, ovei all competi
tion, and gives excellent stiMaction wherever used
Bvery .sack is guaranteed- We have the best Steam
K.H.eu uaney, aeen Kye and Hean'.leas Barley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
qiiaVontiei.
liunlier or
mill work
their 'rices.
II
yon need
any kind or
and uttt
A. II. K'I'Kl'IIKNS A I II 1HI S.VWIVU
and i olilraetlliK ol at mini. o.lwn
on short notii I.eave order, wltb A. I Salt
.V Co. or Willi Van tuidall A Hot.
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Lu 111 her.
Lath.
BhiofdOi
litiiivlinK Paper.
'J ar Fa per.
M nu Id iti", s
I Pickets,
Lime and Cemeflti
Brick und Situd.
Sasih and DtMirs.
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M. I cell lltMIISlV IIUSW
Term Cotta Pipe.
jc i ,iht Mrtin
uui it k uiiiks -"r
Alia St., opp- Court Ildtne-
call
R. FORSTER- Proprietor.
IF YOU WANT
A K'xsi livery r is call on ui. If j
yu want a i-ali night or day let us
know. We'll be there
sow b joiix wane!
The Louvre Saloon
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W. S RYES eup
Bran, Short. F ert, tc
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froprkuir.
Uepot Stable.
aau f.lsa) thai
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GREAT CARPFT ftAL
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in rtainu iiiMiHiii urn hii.i. lniu ,.f m. .
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Elegant brussels tiarpoth at. 50c, othen
lHtillir of RlUK Pioturcu Pi ll
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Mill til nil. .. 1 at . - ' 1 J
R.,d ,1,.,,'t f',.r h' n .. 7 "."" ? P"w inaaeot laininated cotton n.-vc- uut haiu
sai. mJ cx dI Z WUB "-.iny Kotary White Sewing Ma...lii,.H T,.k, other.
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