BEST iN THE WORLD!
We must
make room
Paine's Celery Compound the Product of Brains a
tin
For our elegant new line of spring good
which will tot n begin to arrive. TniTO
(err li per cent discount, on jacket--.
Collat.i'.tcs. C.iihs. Skirts. Wrappers.
Beat grade of oaring flannel ta yaras for
It.oo, Prices on main other article cut
in equal ami greater proportions.
See us for Bargains.
A charter for .1 gold watch With evetj dollar purchase.
Medical Experience.
vc, .- ..f tstiidv and Amplication, This Greatest f All temal.
i i li axwcaic-v s - - vvi
Was Given to Mankind by the Ablest of iHodertl Physicians.
w ass . i r tvt ytilxU'ivit I
i he Host ot n ortniLS lnjiiau;; ""'"
THE MAGNET
Clements & Wilson.
feast (omaft)
SATURDAY, laWt'ARY 1. WOI.
DAILY. WUELT AM' SDU-vr.KKLT
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The Mou. "Bill" Chandler no
tino himself oat of job. tie attrition--
hi- i n-lsai to tii- Mtk of a
rail mid which opposed I i re-election
to tin- ('nited state" WtMl .
A I.oihIuh h iker is out in a state
ment Mi 'til. Si ii lli African war it
aaa , reel leg the Dritieb people PMO a
mtrtuie. At ims rale area England's
tfssjtl it I ket v to i nter from jf
stalled prees. With te garth Kngiiih
nioiirv being eel in BMth Afr'ca that
country should i on tl.u on ol a
lexim, acre not lUc barrier to
II indus'-y ond enterprise.
Tin- HMMarlal mnwiile at Salem it
fii puny ihI n that one is forcetl to
the teaatetloa tiiat the rat p Ii Ixtween
Mwefek laetead 9i the itt if ore-
gtm I'Dntinue M send the ainil and the
crippled hark to Waliiimton to repre
sent her in Hi-upper house of run
icres. after anhiie the imprvstioii will
be Heaaal thai Its state ni an asylum
and that eteo tl pe.,n- i,-re are lialt
and blind -potitleelt, at least. What
is nettileiJ at Waeljinatoa is an Eastern
irv m man i presia I ! the "haaeb
Kra eeeatei
Senator Unona ba aheal tome to
t'te reaaleesen that l.i hi-rabiily
cheiiie i- nut wo popular hp he thought
i: a- II- iiromisnl I itlu. illy sj see
that the ni hlaraiae I i i and lie
die ti-it pniptasa 1st ijuit trying to have
it InntMiie nun Hjatil the iat hope is
aaaei Tn o'i anppliesl Senator
Haaea with (ettaie "aiaeae of war"
la Use la I prei l-ui ..i. r.tmpeign are
evi r a tii- BeaatsMrVelhoe reinindin
hi H t' (he nvi aiiasa iaea)e them inut
lie kepi Tie lif- til I reat man like
Manna i- nii all suuehine.
JsMapeJ. Mill, tii- r.nr..a.i maguit',
sj faeatieetssl m ismaesaiaa with the
Material r ' llinaeeotai Me may
nol get any fiirtbel tha i l.ssing men-
Ueatdi a kae) h like Mf mil,
Be would sappese, hud psj time to
au on the tin--sasling seiiaie
Hnerever It U lernnilllg the rieh
roan'i' clnh ami Mr Hill may de-i l-
tii ao i'ii r nl s- a mi niher tlioreot .
There .r aurse rot II In Ihe smuto
lltttn J J. Mill, who nan proen Inn,
aatf vert niurh nf an Amerirun as well
a a neat worker, he urat wealth
that lie analtllNI ha lieen honeatly a -inirrd
Ii- i- aaa li iii.t'ii man that
does iml eeiii I, Imve Iwi spoileil in
the making
It ii said thare nr- ,,ii- tllOilsai.il
million .me billi'Hi ili'llara on de
poait in the N.ia York niaie auvings
banks. VaajM ol lbs bank are paying
4 ier t-ent interest on then, depoalts,
but mot nl I beat :i und :tvt it
cent. hirh means tboat t:i'j.OUO,Out
goes to eepueibm la int-rest annu
ally. 1'liere ur- moi than
islO.OOO ilsf a 1 1 r - and Hie i'.rage is
i ioae lo INsi . a i, this average is very
lafae. iineideriiii! thai Great Kritain's
laiik'sliilus a.eravte only M).A7;
ili'M nf I'rusaia, 1155. 'i Austria
Haigary, ' "-' ITi All mankinrl iii said
to have six billion in saviiw-hank de
posits to New York's one billion,
which is a very favorable showing for
.New Vett state.
The investigation of haxing at West
Point has done more to show the coun
try what species ol brute the people of
the Lulled Hlates are tdncating for the
aruit than anything lhat lias incurred
heretofore. The educated tighter, in
Ibc nature of things, is seldom more
than a woll-fed, weli-keut animal.
However, there are anv number of
otficers who are perfect 'Christian
gentlemen" in spite of the "tightlug
education" win. I. in given II. cm at tbe
people's expense. Profaaaioaal lighters
will become leev and lew appreciated an
the diffusion of knowledge raises tin
CASH STORE
Court and Cottonwood
Mail Of men to a higher ami btgMT
; plmio nf intolltt'iii-i'. Th tiiihtinir
' MM .' ill leimla rti - tn hilVt -.-en
bli bttl itafl If Iftd nt iait ii on ttV
eve of trtafaghllM over matter.
CONDITION AVERAGE AMERICAN.
If no vviati an accurate measure of
the Matary'i pfeareai ae must answer
tlies- tWO question:
What was laa aaadltioa of Ihe
varage aaatrleaa one haadred yea'.
ato7
Wi.at i" tiif inaditio i o; i'ii- average
A-ne-icuii nxlay?
To get at tiie t-u.h oi pvo-ress wel
nnst put great lortnno, (treat isolated'
n'eu.ai acuieveinents. great denths of !
pnve'.y. g'eat isolated crimes, in.
heir pmi.r perspective. We must
hunt out tiie middle American, the'
. , i.
.... ,.ie American, ami connstre nun
with IM average American of the ear
IM slavs excluded.
Tne average American of (i voars
aaa lived la a miserable and squalid j
h.uniet of about live haadred inhabi
tants, a collection of log huts, ismared I
fmni the rest of tiie wo'hl l.v laa i-
aeivebly had mads, aaaipleteiy sbatl
in all winter long, lie was u aula- !
blaatiaa Of farai-haud and it'tiiau. do- I
ing the coarsest work, toiling at least;
thirteen hours a day.
The art rage American of tudav is a
citizen of a town ot about four thous-j
and inhabitants, situatetl near a citv j
and connected with it by a railroad ,
tie is a skillet) lahorer, owning a
mall pisce of cultivated ground upon
which stands a romfortah'e cottage.
Me work ROt more tiian eight I roars
I day. and tools ennhle him to work
not otilv inliiiltelv lietler hut alo
greatlv more -asilv thnn did bis plea
deces-i - I.- war
aaa
Let iif :ake up these Iwo Anier ans
under the several heads that describe
i ond it ions :
Tiie iivsrage American of lOt' yearn
ago lived upon a diet Ol coarse bread,
coarser than anv we now have know
ledge of; a lew of the conrseit vev-ta-Ides,
salt meat eversl times a week
ires'n meat not at often as on-e a week.
Mis niea's. cooked in grea-. were
atftad upon pewter dtehaa He had
aeltin r ; nor china.
, T' aisssage Awarlaaa el taaay has
goml ii aad in alniudam v. a great
variety of eegetabloBi the most o. them
unknown u eaataty ago: a .'rr.it
varietv of fruits, the moat oi them un
known a centurv ago; fresh meat three
times a d.v, and 'hat n great variety j
dessert of . srious kinds an alun
, dance oi fi.cd fairly well cooked and
, served upon many kind of diaiie.
heavily plated spoons. knives ami
forks. glass blOWa into elaborate
designs, china Ol an ex client qualitv
fand uttraclivc to the evi
The average American of lN,l was j
dr-sl in a uiir p. leather breeche.
nstia 1 1 v iaherited fnrai hltgmaliaihsT 1 1
a coarse chea k shirt, a red tlauiiel
jacket, an old felt hat, a leather aoron I
dripping with greasv dirt, a iair of I
ilarned va'n stocking, heave pal-lied
heM Of the stiffest leather. Tins was
his habitual attire.
The ave av.e American oi (otlav has
al least two aaitl of clothe, one foi
"occasions,'' made oi excellent ma-
erial. gttlBt biai fairlv well and worn
for oi out u y. ar an "first best:'' tin
aaeoad sun. the ligntly damaged .
"flret'bsit" suit of the year liefore j
Me asan awiiieahirt. changing it!
twice a week, aad cuanging be collar
end enffs three r nes a weea. He has
several nectttien, ' wo pailVJ of sboee. .
franaaatly ' hanged; several suite of1
UOAwopr, ji least two hats and two!
oeareoata. Mi wardrobe is about I
qaal Id extent and fur superior in '
quali v to the wardiolie of a prosoei
ous small men-haul oi lot) yea I ago,
ami it is renewed about live time" us
often.
Y..e average American-of 1801 lived l
in a sbanlv with four room at mtvst. .
It was furnished with a ver. few
coarse articles, the bare necessii ies a i
rough table, a few forms called beds, j
unon which were spread straw often
with no covering; a few forms called
cuairs. with no covering at all. Taa
oeib floor was strewn with sand.'
T ier- was no ;:lase at the window, i
There ware m. facilities for bathing,,
ami the only facilities for washing the
liauil" ami lace were Pockets, ue,l at
the well or on a Ijencli behind tin
house when used at all. There were
no stove, no cal, uo matches
The average American of today lives
in a neat cottage, pointed outside ami
in. with glass window ami outside
blind. Carpet are on all the llcor ,
except the kitchen Hour, which i of;
smooth boa id. The kitchen furniture;
is better than the beet furniture of a
man many detirees atnve the average
American of ItJOI. There is elaborately
upholstered furniture ni the parlor, .
very aorafortabla fumiiuie m the iiv i
ing rooms, including good bed with
mattreeiee, sheets and blanket.
The average American of lijtt tears
ago was barely able to read ami write.
He rarely saw and never read either
book or newpaier. Me knew a little
theology aud BOBM politics, mil he
followed blindly his preacher and pis
"belter." Mis speech was ignorant,
hi expression dull ami lifeless, hi"
mind torpid, groping in a thick fv,g ol
ignorance and superstition.
tiie average American oi today read
the ueitpa"-rs and reads books. He!
doe "..me think lag i i iufnrmed not
only about what i going on in hi,
town but BUM about his country, and
.en tu a ear lain extent about foreign
affair. Mi expression is aleit. Id
mind is awake ami active. While his.
speech i uogi.li. im.it i. ..I. hi vocabu
lary ia large aud he known the meaning'
ol a multitude of word aud forma!
opinions haned Hhiii I miiltilude of
idea. In information he ahead of
all but a few thousand of the Ameri
cans of KX) vears ago. In intelligence
ho is ahead "of all but Hie moetenllfft
onetl class of Iba voar IBOI.
Magn (iiit'p, b ok-, carpets, eortalns,
niciures. trail (taiier, a piano, lamr
and gai, ml heateil room, lathing
appliances, water in the house, toilet
I'tylos, Chang-" of clothing these
-r- a (en, only a few of the luxurip
imlours for the average American now -adave,
And a century ag'i he had milt
a vary tow of what we now rail the ab
solute iict-eeeitles. Tin- pro pie of the
slums are It luxury in comparison
with the average American of IWI,
Then there are pave I and lighted
streets, fairly cood r..ads, strret i.ir-.
park-, lihmrios, reading reotns, en
tertaiiiuiout.t and n score of other
public utilities that give vaflety and
ease to the life of tho pcorest whicii
wen- not within reach of the 'lehetl I
century ago.
So far as sell-osteein and th taeDl
of others are comvrncd. the eontfMI
is Ihe BMMl ltupresivt' of all In iplte
oi the Mivlaration ol Independence, at
the bagtenlag of the nineteenth cen
tury, the average American was in hi
own opinion and in the universal
opinion it low fellow, w ith tvluun def
erence, bordering OB servility was n
ditty.
a e a
I'overtv and ignorance and lack of
opportunities prevented him from
claiming und exercising the right", that
were theoretically Ins.
Today our greatest IMD are sprung
from and are IgflBgflta IrOBI the
average Ameriian. And be hlatealf i
an lajeMpendael eitiaea, voting, aitli
the sieret ballot, ionrt.il by Ihe Hiliti-
eiene. nwpaatlag himself uml respected
by others. All Hie machinery of our
ivIliMtlea is for him fur he is aire
the average consumer wh-in even
purveyor of com modi tie seek" to reach
and to please.
If we go to other countries vv e tli.i!
the difference boatfOTI the'e two
averago men still more startling. Bat
we need not lool beyond our Dan
shore-. What could If more signitl. ant
than this cmitras- between Ignoranl,
ragged, poverty ttrtrken , down trodden
average American of IM1 and intelli
gent i weli-iiiiormed, aell-etnthed,
well -fitl. well-housed, propertv .,.sess
ing. self-respecting am! repecied
aver.ne American of todst'.'
And the work ol uplifting liegatl
le than a ivn'nrv ago. What Betoaad
ing results' What unimaginable prospect-..
Till: LIBRARY BILL AND LIBRARIES.
Before tbe meeting ol the leguletnre
the federation library ooatailttee re-
ceivrd manv letter- rtgarding local
libraries ulrtadv established in a
mall way. dependant upon subscrip
tion' or private beBOvoleneae, and the
qoeatiOB "What shall we dn with the
little beginning we have maile"" na
i f t en ake I in these communications.
It wa deemed wise by the ii. rar com
initree h) provide for Hu m' .. nditioOS
by ill:.- the following section to the
library hill :
If there exists in any iasjerBoratad
city a se ular or pon-ev'tarian library
owneil ami controlled by a s..ci My or
-"porat :on with tine provision man
in the coti'titntiiin or bylaws if
in I. soi'iety nf corporation for the
sBaagaaMBI Of such library bv a con.
mittee or i"'rd of dleaetofs, the
council cf such incoraoreted ally nray,
whi p detHBad liest for the interests of
th- citv, levy the tax hereinbefore
provided (or and, in lieu of supporting
ami maintaining a public library,
aaeer into a contract with such aaoietv
ur eoriMiration for tiie purpose of pro
viding the inhabitants of snob eity
with the free use of the Mhtary upon
such terms cii.i comlitions. a may ls
agreed upon Pet ween kite 0000011 ami
the society or corporation, and (he
terms of such contract BUM give tin
control and mauagem-nt of tin- libra-v
to such Boaiett or corporation in which
event section - of this act shall have
no effect, but tin- other sections thereof
shall he tousidered to be a part of
said 'on trad . provided, however! thai
all monet paid to such society or cor
puratiea. aader said contract, shall be
tageiidrtl -olelv"f..r the maintenance of
the llbtarv and for in. other pur, o-.
The hill has been duly iBtTodaaed in
the legilbllare, as reader- of tin- daily
papers Late seen.
Knciairagiug remrl- come in from
the traveling libraries sent out b) (he
club committees. A tilth case will
v laned on its travels next week,
and it i BBBBBba that the lat tirande
clubs will add the sixth to the number
in a short time.
In Washington, (inventor idgers rtc
ommends an appropriation by the stale
lor the work of traveling libraries,
and in Idaho, the . Inhx having es
lahlished quite an extensive traveling
lihrarv svrem ami demonslralrd ils
aalalnrss and praci n-ahililv , ex)ect at
thi- s,. . sp,n of their legislature, to turn
the work over to the state.
Oregon is still somewhat behind in
lihrarv work, hut it is believed by
lle.se win. have eareliil-y studied the
mailer lor wime years, men and women
ot truiied ability. ..beer vat ion and ex
peflene in this line of work, lhat (he
i.r.'iosed lihrar. law. if paseeil by one
legislature, will Lo the corner stone of
a foundation lor a public library svs
l. ii. in Oregon second to none on tlo
coast, and equal to that of California,
which is undoubted I v the best. S. V.
123,000
peopic arc killed every year in this
country by CONSUMPTION. The
fault is theirs No one need have
consumption. It is not hereditary.
It is brought on by neglect. You
have a dight cold and cough. You
do nothing to get rid of it.
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
will cure a cough or cold in one
night.
"Sbilah's it o eafailittg est for coughs,
isruftl 1-jaf po.ee It n.l, suic ceu-
sssiplior.. Ii u rcasAilutSK leaMsjy "
A- I. SAX (Kit, SI li , tlstUl.. K. Y.
gstlUsh' CasMHipllew ore U s.ini ny all
tlriiamtt. at sat. BB. ll .. IssMN a
trluta guaritnlee trues Willi "vsr, belli.
I l.i.l srs sol MlllSfil K In your ilruaHlsl
sil at jTsur euMy lis. U.
Writs l-r iliutlraie bosjl. en roajuaftioe. kssi
enoui vost to yt. a. l. :usi..,UKu),H.I,
garaala brTalliar a. t o., iirutiata
A
LL THE NtWUl Take tbe Kast
Oreauniac. Daily gj.oo e year by
mail Weekly gl.W, mmi Bsmi.
v rciy Ba ud a year. SanpsaaBpy Irue
Llaa "Sjf '
When Ihe greatest ol uiodern phy-i-Clans,
aft-r -ars nf practice and clo-e.
(cientili - stud., g.tve to the sei-nee oi
medicine the nior' wonderful reuielv
of the present day. a In-st of imitators
iprnag ap
.So s-oie- was it announce. I that it
positive -ure for nervous ailments, an
unfailing blond puritinr. had lieen dis
covered by i'rof. I'helps. of Mart
mouth, ami phv si-ians everywhere
welcotneil PalBO'l celery compi iind a
the most to-he-desired discovt-ry of u
litXM when BMalara ways of working
and living hud began b) multiply
diseases that arise from impaired
nerves ami impure blood
When a great public demand arose
for this remedy from om- end of (In
country to another, ut mice, a in
every such case, a lot of cheap fellows
began to try to impise upon pei.ple one
ami laetbet trade medicine, sometimes
harmful, always worthless, claiming
(or them the unexampled properties
of Paine's c iery compound.
Naturally, none of them ever suc-
leeeded. None of them ever will.
I'aine's celerv coniKiuml made pgo
I pie well '
Ihe aged anil infirm 041 RU in II n-
and lasting ItrBBltB. Tl.on-.in.i- ol
women ami men, tired out, run down,
despondent sick, suffering with in
suninia. rl euiiiai ism, diseases"! the
kidnev. legal II e.l their health, am!
We have Lamps
to Burn
ami they are good ones too. We
will leave it to you which is the
which i- the beat light. Think
for yourself. K.verything in ti e
electric line. Houses wired on
short nol pc Slot machine repair
ing a sM-eially.
I
l'eiiiiichut gaatk BaBni) iieugr,
Maple Brag., rrona
Pltoaa'l Main 74 anil Htd 176.
Bira aaa
2.TtCBrr
w '
JHs tor Genllemeo
"V '-er cberieh
aypr, . tjuaiiy
WoM by JOHN bCIISIllcr
The Louvre Saloon
IKMH.KION
iiKki.'iN
.French Restaurant..
TUK PLAOg TO IA1
svt.c yoe .1. get utasli.lui
(IOOP
s...,
(Jua Lai ontaiuc,
. t vlBW
VkatV
strength, and baovaaey by the at
advised use of I'aine's celery cm
pound. As a great leader and writer in
lleetoii pebliel) (lerilnred one d j
l am. s ceh ry compoiin i ha.! pm n
itself to be as mo-ii better than ail the
ordinary nervine-, sarsapariil.i- ..i t
trade preparation- as the diamond ll
brighter thai, ordinary glaai
From thousand" of gTBtefnl I "ni
riBaolkfibsd taatlmoaial began in pi
in from those whom Paine's .
eorapoaad had baaeflied. The i .
ami tiie poor, the famous ami lh
paratively unknown, sent lo the pro
pnetors oi the rein.-.lv, to the news.
naiers, to llieir pbysieiaus. p. tii, or
friends the glad news lieu bare al la
they had found a remedy that made
them themselves again!
And the I. h, list fellow- with their
silly nostrum-. Mavtieg up here ami
(here every vear, discovered a- , hen
as they tried it IbBt, wlen i , . m -
health is at stake, I r she ill Bui
be imposed main ''nine's pelerj oOUl
Pound was m greater demand .' real
(ban the tear belorai tin .1 nMmrd tin-
SpriBSJ l greater thip lor .ill lbs SO-
called spring reiiie.lt. s eomhined.
Paopla insist apo i baeiBo Ihe one
remedy that does them fund, makes
tin-in siroutr. r. p,,r- their ibatturcd
strength. They cal! lor Painw'l s r
co ni pouod !
The story of tt,e lif-work nl this
F RAZE ft
0Pr?A
HOUSE.
Mooday, JaouaT) 21a.
PRICES.
25c 5"C 75c.
I(vasr,tl .Veil a uii Hg
1 abti mat,!! rft Co,
Special Rataa on aarload i .t-.
Tele bOBB 7'.'.
Al LEW i.ROS.,
ood anl
Transfer.
Orders will Receive Prawg At iath)B
Otlict- reurnl riav ingaBaatk.
PKNOLETOM, - - OHKOON
I
IP YOU WANT
A g.ssl livery rig call on us. If
vou want a cab night or dav hit uo
kn .w We'll l- there.
- ,,. oepot siw..
g-e.it by :i has I n often Nil I,
,i..d I- lain i '. ...r .' . im.st n ad-'s.
Prot, Plielps erai horn ii ('.'i!.,'.
cut, aud graduated from the mllilarr
tehool ..! Sotwhsii Vi. lie vtudlnil
medicine with Prof. Nathan smIIi nf
Si Hevau, Coan.i ami gradaated la
medicine at Y'ale
Mi- nniuMial talent aaon br nhi him
ranntatlon ami urumtnaneB, First he
a- alaotwl to die prof se so rah I p of
anataate aad surgwry in ihe Y'ernnrtrl
university. el he was ailfrOlUletl
lecturer on materia mediea and mell
oal botany In Dartmouth vol lean, fiia
goal y.-ir be wa cboeefi psrifaaenr nf
the eliai' 'hen va. aled by I'rnf Knldo .
uml acanpird the aaalti the gnat im
portagt nil- in the anontry, ut the
time a ben he flrei formelatad bin mint
rant irkablo praanrigtbia
Today Palne'a osiery eompouid
-t.u .1- ailboal an equal f.ir feedn g
exbaaslad nggve and molding up ti e
itreogttt of tin- bode, cures rmil
rally and permanentlv. The Bgrvong
pr.. oration aad general dablMM I rota
vi ii tliiills.imU nl Women sillier "
long '.hut it gently gets to lai a aaaoi d
nature allb tl.em ail this suffering
:ml despi ;nehcv can lie tore soon I--
moved by properly feeding i be new of
and replacina (ho naheallhy blood be
a fresber, morn l i-hly vitalised fluid.
a healthy lacreaee in apaatita gad a
e'irresiitditig gam in m iglit uml got d
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l.-IIAM's PABtUUI ttOTOgOUga
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Maaie oikik, gijtgaogg co(uuie display,
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THE EAST ORECONIAjl.
spirits liiilntt tin- use ot Paiae'ii
i iimpound.
I'an.e'r c. erv cmp-illul i the
rttmarkable tnaoical tenierenagii
. ,-( fitly vears.
II make- people well. It I
me cue sneciiic rseesakai ns
senw.; p.iiav by raaiaeal pnutit
mmm .... ll urisnnr (ll)lll
IS s StSBI, I'rnf fag
gave In Ills profession a poeitiv i
In- sleepl -ssnes-, vvatiinx
dyspepsia, inliiiiisiies, liver
l, l:lll, I II. 'II r.t is' 111 raaaaanaBi
uerioits diseases ami kidney tmi
I . i -i I -neh c t'liitnl- Hsms ' i
....I I. as ...lo SIM"!
,,.. wo,,. ...... - .
again win re everything else Ms (Ml
i- ii- ur i i--- a- o '- "'
ll wa
ll,.- universal BM
a
medical nrofessioii (list tbe etmraj
Is- place.l where lbs gearr1 I
c lOlii seeoro It, ami ihuiiaiw oi
pi., have vear after vear provn-
i ... ... ,i i (iilviee.
WI-" 'le 1. ,,, nws - - m
Only a trail u"'st smi
relll-ov . onto , . I
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I. ..1.1 s if IS'S
ceo rv i poiii- i .i- - . m
iii rivalled plan ' " Til
, .... i ,.-i nl.t sieians aial w ,mM
. . . i nn sa
ami- nl hu-v ''
. . ....i.oiiir ii from
III, IV ill nil" 1-s.l
i. . .. r own iicil
aillllll ri-un" '- , j(
an g tl.eir irieiei- ,
... ... . , -l.lv r, iiiiisisW.
none ever ictromplisnesl maw
I ha i ' i nlsset Chnvc rtf thf kind OP Earth!
ll... !!-. .1 ll.,..rull.' ( oil. ell V MeitaCi
. v e-r fCrO,
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Tba large! ami giuel . . uiplete colured nrganiaiioii in aatffa
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t. .. , , s 1.1 , I recent ilU, JSM""!
full of redeem ing leaturi "
GQLie KILE E
Under New ntnn1
j. ay uaNCHO' r. 9m
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rrssraatrJtJBBjBk.
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