Bandon recorder., March 30, 1905, Image 4

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Tragedy Averted.
THE RECORDER
“Just in the nick of time onr little
boy was saved,’’ writes Mrs. W. Wat­
II PCBLUUD
kins of Pleasant City, Ohio. “Pnen-
rVBKV tli ssi » a y A ftkknoon
•Ionia had played sad havoc with
him, and a terrible coagh set io be­
sides. Doctors treated him but be
grew worse every day. At length we
tried Dr. King s New Discovery for
1DI90B Atï> tloPCllTOR.
Consumption, and onr darling was
saved. He'a now aonnd and well.'*
■U1MCK1PF1O« «ATM.
Everybody ought to know it’s the on­
«r oo ly sure euro for Coughs, Colds and all
Ctab Tsar...........
. 1 00
Nix Moutbs..
Lung diseases. Guaranteed by C. Y.
co
Throw Month»
Lowe, Druggist. Price 50c aud *1.00
This paper is entered at the BandoD post Trial bottles free.
otttoe as Seooud-cla»» Matter.
Renias Troubles.
THVRUDAY. HâU. 30, HrOS.
EDITORIAL.
Tbs Rnssiau Boor has been punc­
tured severely io Manchuria, and is
migrating toward St. Petersburg.
A New York Judge bas discovered
that a woman's tongue is a concealed
weapon, and rendered a decision in
•ccordunce to bis discovery. A cou­
ple of litigants turned their batteries
loose on the Judge.
The United States, Englan I and
Gtrmany have joioeJ iu lending
money to Japan. Germnn sympathy
may be with the Czar, but faith in
Russian arms is too weak to trust her
money in Russian bonds.
Rusaia now st«uJs in the position
of a vanquished prize fighter. If rhe
wishes to get tip a bout with a first-
class nation, she will probably be told
Jo go and get up a reputation before
receiving recognition.
It would seem that the bant for n
plan to suecoed President Roosevelt
is already on. This is n fast nge und
the public is not satisfied with the
present but must delve into the future
political aspect, hence the bunt for
the man.
Fairbanks is given the
preference on the Republican ticket,
but he is not a solitary aspirant, aud
as the selecting time is yet three
years hence, it might be well to wait
awhile as: “Sufficient unto the day is
the evil thereof," and perhaps he may
not be wanted when the time comee.
J’lmo works wonders, but perhaps
the greatest change in the shortest
period has been that wrought io the
Great Russian Bear, which, a year
ago, was the terror of the civilized
world, stalking around in bis coat of
mail, and enjoying Lis fierce reputa­
tion.
But, alas! for his imagined
greatness, the Spaniel of the Sea be-
catno aroused and began by nipping
his bearship on the nose; the animal
turned tail immediately and struck
out northward, and the Spaniel has
been playing ou his heel until bis
reputation, as that of a great tighter,
has, in ono short year, gone so that he
is no more considered the tierce am-
tual to be avoided.
aaw^Mwwvww«mwaawwwmsaw
Centennial Notes.
“It never rains but it pours'* is an
old saw that is often found applicable
to human conditions. It applies uow
to the situation in Russia. Only one
brief year age Russia was a power
that every natiou ill Europe regarded
with* reverence so far as her military
and naval strength was concerned.
But this brief year lias changed the
attitude of tbo European powers; his
changed the attitude of ;all nations of
the earth. Perbap.* uinitiou feared
Russia m >re than the Obina.se, for ttu
fear that this venerable ernpirj wool I
be dismembered through Russian in
Hueneo was beooming co urnoa ip Fo­
kin. But the victories of Japau by
sea and land have dissipated this fear,
an 1 C .ina is ur. I >ubte ily bugi > n.u
to breatbo easily once m >re.
And poor Russia's troubles rnny b?
named legion, they tire so many. Not
only are the warships which tried con
elusions with the Japanese at the bot­
tom of the soi, not only are her ar
mies ileeiug, be3ton at every point,
not only is the major portion of the
territory that Russia coveted now in
in tbo hands of the enemy, but tbers
is insurrection at borne, terror among
tbo officials of state, and adverse fi­
nancial eouditiuns difficult to over-
come.
It never rains but it pours, IIow
applicable is the old saw to the Ku<-
siau troubles of today. Russia thinks
that she must retain her military
prestige, but to retain this military
prestige sho knows that the must
have money, which sbo has not at her
command, Aud the bunkers of Faris
with whom she is now negotiating,
tell her frankly that if sbe wants
money from them she must eat hum­
ble pie, give up the idea of recovering
her lost military prestige, and end the
war. French baukers do not intend
that the next loan shall be burnt up
in battles. There is too much risk.
These bankers aro pretty confident
that future battleswill be the same as
past battles, in which tbo Japanese
have always won. These masterly ro
treats of Rnssiiio troops do not pro
dnee confidence in circles which have
no sentimoat in these matters, bul
loan money indiscriminately if the
security is good aud the rate of in­
terest satisfactory.
Peace already hovers in sight so
far as the armies of the two powers
are concerned. But for Russia, the
cessation of hostilities will bring no
peace. The insurrectionary spirit has
spread until it now embraces many io
the army once so faithful to the Czar,
even the Cossacks beginning to foe)
its infection. We sre now looking
upon what must be the begiuning of
the end.
Russian despotism must
fall. The very stars in their courses
are fighting against it. Wheo it falls
Lnt not til) then, tbo light of a better
day will shine through all the Rus­
sia»,—Telegram.
Home Circle Column '
' CLARENCE Y.
Editorial Fea.
Betas.
A
OfMiMt and
Fleaaaat Kvcaiag Rev
Column
Dedicated
to Tired
Mothers a« 1 hey «lulu The ilouie Circle
I b >• «* in rv « ipt Í h new and
freüh stock of«
Read the ytory of any successful
man and mark ita moral, told thous­
ands of years ago by Solomon: Seesi
tbou a man diligent in bis business!
He shall stand before kings.” This
proverb is well illustrated by the
career of |the indnstrioua Franklin,
for he stood before five kings and
dined with two.
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those tireless, little workers — Dr.
King's New Life Pills. Millions are
always at work, night and day. curing
Indigestion. Bilioosnese, Constipa­
tion. Sick Headache, and all Stomach.
Liver and Bowel troubles.
Easy,
pleasant, safe, sure. Only 25c nt C.
Y. Lowe's Drug Stere.
C andies .
You Can't Expect to Get
$2 worth for $1, but you
can get your money's
worth at
M. BREUER’S
What We Can Do For You
Get the News of the AVorld and
E Incation cornmeneos at th» moth­
. tbit the nuder-
er’s knee, and every word that is
i . . . nist th tor of
:i>
> d -c i.aed by
spoken within the bearing of the little
ì pi r- e*; having
■ at • vili ptekst’fit
children tends towards formation of
> me at Bniidou,
chaiacter. A child is bettor nnliorti
IV l:S>5.
than untaught. Tne tr e purnoi-e of
xN i Kit.
education is to cherish an I unfold rhe
Wiu. »lutcL
re ■ • I of imm irtality nlrea ly sown
within us; to develop to their fullest
NOTICE OF FINAL A?COl > r.
extent the cnpicities of every kin !
Notice is hereby riv- n that Frank Flaw
with which God who made us has en­ Ex. eut. r of th' It-»1« V.il il d t. U.:e‘.t «.»:
Fr:tneed F l ' iih . dece ised, ni.I on th,- Ltti; d v
dowed us.
ol .Mmch. 1 ‘ «■«, »i!- hi« biiai acj oint a* such
H ilf the world seems to h ive f-nn.l
uncongenial occupation, as if tlo*
human ra-e had be"n shalieu up to
getber and excliHUged ; luces in the
operation. A servant girl is trying to
teach, and a natural teacher is tend­
ing store. Good farmers are murder­
ing the law, while Choates nod Web
slers are rntiniug down farms, each
tortured by the consciousness of uti
fulfilled destiny.
Boys nre pining
away iu factories who should be
wrestling with Greek and Latin, nnd
hundreds are cbatiug beneath unnat­
ural loads iu college who should be
on the farm or before the mast. Ar
tints are spreading "daubs'* on canvas
who should be whitewashing board
fences. Behind counters stand clerks
who bate the yard stick and neglect
their work to dream of other occupa­
tions. 2k good shoemaker writes a
few verses for the village paper, bis
friends call him a poet, aud the last,
with which be is familiar, is aban­
doned for the pen which he uses awk­
wardly. Other shoemakers are cob
bling in Congress, while statesmen are
pounding shoe lasts.
Laymen are
murdering sermons, while B'eetiers
and Whitefield* are failing as mer
chants, and people are wondering
what can be tbo ca ise of empty pews.
A boywbo is always making something
with ¡tools is railroad'-*] ti.rough the
university and started on the road to
inferiority in one of the three bonora-
ble profea-ions. Reul surgeons Hie
h indliug the meat taw and cl.-aver,
while butchers are amputating Luman
limbs. How fortunate that—
night,
Or she wiil have nothing to w. ar.
Fattier, dear father, corar home with me
now.
It's lonely without any man.
And mother will grieve when she oomea from
the club.
If things are not fixed ’rick md -,«n.
Don't swear, dear papa, it isn't polite.
The children in bearing might 1«.
So let business slide, for dear mother, you
know.
Might b. ing b"tue a few friends to tea".
S
*
Give
the Local New» Thrown
um
a rail and examine our k’ouda.
City Barber Shop
JYISTID
1 FOOTS
Sil IOK«
m&uosuBsnnm
Theie'e aorabbing and sweeping to d o
for non-residents. Sale of all kinds
of wild game absolutely prohibited. While mother is solving the prob.euis of
■rate.
Limit on ducks ent down to 50 in a
The childn-n are cryins f >r von.
week, not more than 25 in a day
Fishing for black base p»rnn<ted st The socks must be darned, the patches
lacked on.
all seasons of the year. Use of live
The beds innst be turned back «o air:
pigeons ns targets io trapshooting
» And mother's shirtwaist most be ir med to­
prohibited.
Working Overtime.
and
cirur«. TobM-co. and ClrarettM.
Pulula. Oit». Glasses, and PainU-r'aSupplied
Prof..,
We carry a. flu© line of Fall strici
Hata arici Laciies Furnistiinff G-oodla».
Patent aud Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
BATH ROOMS,
W F. HARKIN, IN CHARGE,
Succi»«»)! tu J. JL. THOMPSON.
SHAVES,
EACH
SHAMl'OO,
JBCtn.
H AIR C I' T,
25 Cts
SINGE.
MASSAGE,
AND HATH.
EACH
Hotel Coquille
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TI PPER. Pi-opriitor.
This well-knuwti but el is uuw uuiler uew uud com-
peteut management anil Lus been thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout. The table service is equal to
any in Southern Oregon. S mple rooms fur com­
mercial men. Baggage transported to aud from
boats and trains free of clisrge.
Fine new bar in connection with the hotel.
In a* a Bargain.
To those who p iv np arrearages and a
year in advance, nud to all new notiscri-
hen. who pay in advance, we make the
f- Ih.isino | ro|>oaitio!i comprising several
dui rent couplets to select from:
The New, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
Elizabeth,
t'u'CZ or PUBLICATION* ESS Y»AB.
D asdox kicorDSB
San Francisco Bulletin
Portland tv.ning Tel: gram
V.
; .a
Appeal to R'.nscn
E x - cuuk * wph tae I’i-rk of the (*• -unty
Court, f »r Co »■* Coiraty, Sta'e <»f Oi gon
And said C »art th« wi;» »:• ni •. i 4 ill ord. r d>-
rt cting that : *’.oud-.y. th-* lT‘h day *.-f
¡•.►15, at 10 ii’ci irk A àl. »f e »i*l «in« . in ¡Lt
County C »’ift H’u.u at the <'<jurl H oikl - iu
i’oqni!le ’'io, Coon C »auty, O if ^ ou b.* the
liar1 and pi .ee for hearing obj« ctiun.s to
•♦aid final uec-'uiii, ai.d lb*, b'ttkiu. i.t th ro­
of.
And said Court fartb r ordered this, the
notice thereof, to be publi-h^d for 4 *ucces-
sive w- vks m tbo B aloon R kcoudkh . the
first publication
Dated March Ifith,
F bank F lam , i xe utor cf lust will of Fran-
ccB 1 iaui, d.-ci •. i«-d.
G so P. ’loi’PiNO .VP y for estato.
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C. P. JENSEN, Master-
Thé BGÎÎétin il ’ v o' »¡ir Ladina
Tbi? Ste.'imer is New. is Strongly built, nnd fitted with the latest improvements, and wi|i
p’ibhsbéd in
..f Hiv
h » k ! i a <1
give a regular H day service, for passengers and freight, I h tween the
:i 'l l th IIC h H. ( Hr once
Franc h'*»’», and
Coquille River, Oregon, and San Francisoo, Calif.
iiicfadva ?Lt Sun y Bulk un.
ELBERT DYER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
lUoi.rJ r «n 1 ! I- till : • ye r tr O
E. T. KEL’Z, Managing Agent, 207 Front Street, San Francisco, California.
i.\ t: I OH«« nioi.'tL
Huet»! ib. r aud
' unii» Tsk'Sraiii is issn«d
TL© Pou
*1
It giVHs nil tb«« ih » wh that
six liuie4 a w k
is w.Mtl) reading and np to Emv «»f
♦<
prcM. mneb of it being 21 Ivurs fte»ber timi,
Ab?n it retubes here tbruu^L any uiL r
j au nab
ReourJor nn.l Tehgr.ur. mie v rr $”• âû
Fur a weekly newfi;»«p<-t tbe »Veeklj Oie
Ionian le uU i*i ti;e ?<■ rtbw.’At. and gives
all the news usnaHy cun!a:tud in a ucvklj
paper.
K
r«h“r aud W. kb Oregonian.? ’»0
Iti.ifhotlu’v of o ch person to fieek iu
forwt’ion alov.c all ¡iu»s »k tt tend toward
hr:aging Mbori: LeHer conditions aud u^eaUu
pruxperitv i'«r the Lutuar. fn.olv. mid foi
the purpose rf giving our readers a ch iiiov
to inform themselves we give them the bvsf
—Appeal to Rea* >n. Any doctrine that
does not appeal to the highest order of rea
Boning is not safe.
Recorder and Appeal to Reason,.. $2 00
Church Directory
M. E. C uuucti .
Preachingaervice
1 and 1th Suu
day r.t 11 A. M. and Hj
?.L
S'liui iv School every S today at IQ. A. M.
Epworth l.e.iguv . 7:1*. M.
Prayer Luettieg Wednesday :;t ; : F. M.
P k ' sbvikuis S S ebvick .
rr.-nobi'-g tsi and 3rd Sundays, morning
itbl evening.
Sunitav Selesil each Sunday nt 10 a. m.
En lenvor me- tings r.t the n-nsl honrs.
Priver meeting—7 iW Thursday eveuings.
Ail nre welcome.
Ami.ru IE ibeui . v , Pastor.
KING OF ALL LINIMENTS
CUÄES EKEUSIATISM AND ALL PAIN
■ÎUUALCIA, BP«AtNa. •UT». BUWUIB, BUR««. »CALM.
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E l D orado First Repairing.
TONSCRIAL PARLORS
Agates Ground, Polished and
Mounted
P. B. HOYT, Prop
to order; or any other work in my
t.oca'eil Io EL DORADO BUILDING,
line will be done in a neat and satis
III-.! Sheet, BANDON. OKKtlON factory man nor, at a reasonable price.
Ciill and bch my new line <»f j-welry con­
sisting of Stick Pin*» Hat Pins, Sash Pine,
Lady’s Waist SetH, Brooches, Rmrel« la. Cuff
nud Collar But’ors. CliR»ua.. Charn«Ss a in J
Kiugs, uLiuu ba-i just arrived.
H.ithr »om neiUy fl’fid np with Porcelain
Tul»
I'«»’ «»r < old H».tío» 2ft c«*nts
■ruesi' tss Mil t< i:.
II perft'tn* not
Nolite i ■ h reby liven to nil
to tre.pa»* f. the f»r *n»>B**<of i>r.Kenyon.
aitunti-d let . h n I baas Lake hih ! tue coan-
. i «rn Carry, by removing,
ty road, in
limb« r ap«»u t»nid
culling, or
land. <-«« • . * i will !>•* r.'.iti f«»r infoniiH-
t»
a
conviction
of tn-HpH*« hh
•ion leading*
♦tilted »ib n v.
n. March 14 ltM‘1.
Dated nt Ban lo- . f)
I E I i J! 5 LbON. \vent.
AUTHOR UtCE.
WdU-biDiik r and Jeweler.
I
Bandon,
I was much afflicted with rheumatism, writes
Ed. C. Nud, Iowaville, Sedgwick Co.,Kansas, "going
eliout on crutches aud suiieriug a great deal of pain.
I was induce^ to try Ballard's Snow Linimer.t, w hich
cured me, after tiling three 50c bottles. IT IS TH 8
GREATEST LINIMENT I EVER USED; have
omrnended it to a number of persons, all express
themselves as being benefited by it. I now walk
without crutches, and am able to perform a great
deal of light labor co the farm.
THItEE SIZES: 25c, 50c AND $1.00
BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO
ST. LOULS. U. S. A.
Oregon.
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the
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50c A $1.09
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TESO AT and I.UNG TROUB­
LES, or MONEY BACX.
Do You
Know the News
I
Pl6 VT q 1? s Pb" cf.
M arinettis AV is ., Sept. 25. lfOfl.
I was all run down from nervous­
ness an-! overwork sn-l had to resign
tiy poeiticr. ar.d take a r-st. 1
found that I was not gaining aiy
«tri nsth and health as f»*t as I
could wish, ar.d as yo:ir Wine cf
Cardui was rocon>rucn.le<l r-s such»
gxxxl nkdicine for the ill» of our
«•x, I bought a I tt!" und ts-gan
using it. I was «iti«fied with the
results from the use of the first
bottle, r.r.d took thrv mere r.nd then
found I wjf ro-torel t- g<K,d health
a> "i
:.c<h and abb? to ta:;e up
my v.-. rk "wit’j «mewed vir r. I
consir itafineh nicaudex.« llent
for w< -n-xut, nervous couditiun,
and aiu pl.used to endorse it.
AGNES WESTLEY,
a«ry. »<wti wummu. noUMtf s < mm *.
Secure a (1.00 bottle of Wine of
Car-M and » 2-jc. jwlrvre of
Tbo-tf^rd , Black-Draught U*lay.
Wi»E"OFCA?.D'JI
BIPANS TABULES
Doctors find
Jvf-Yon can havo it all for
615 WsUs Street
Mar > nette WiJ.
r.- -•
a.«... i»»WA "
now,
Disturbances of strikers are not
nearly as grave ns an individual dis­
order of the system. Overwork, loss
of sleep and nervous tension will be
followed by utter collapse unless a ro
liable remedy is immediately employ­
ed. There's nothing so effective to
cure disorders of the Liver or Kid
neys as Electric Bitters. It's a won­
derful tonic, an effective nervine, and
the greatest nil around medicine for
run dowu systems. It dispels N'er-
vousne*-». Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
and expels Malaria germs. Only 50c,
and satisfaction guarautee.1 by C Y.
ijowe. Druggist.
end Chemicals,
The nation that is shortsighted
enough to ignore the homes of the
people, builds on a foundation of
Absolutely Pure
sand; and the homes which divorce
themselves from all interests of social
and national import, are inviting an
inevitable tbralldom for themselves
An interesting display at the Lewis
aud their posterity.
To the ideal and Clark Exposition
from the
state, the home, pure, safeguarded, Navajo Indian Reservation will Bhow
happy, is its glory and its crown.
Indian blanket weavers making the
rugs that Lave make the Navojos fa­
The sculptor who brings ont the
mous.
breathing statue from cold marble,
A story is being told of a Kentucky
the painter who warms the canvas
into a deathless glow of beauty, the editor, who, ui-ediog money, requested
architect who builds cathedrals and that all bis subscril era should come
hangs the wirld-like dome of St. to the office ami liquidate. There was Denier In Boot* and MI iocm
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
Peter's in mid-air, is not to be com­ a great stampede to the office. The
lowest living prices.
pared, in sanctity and worthiness, to door was broken down and other
the humble artist, who, ont of the damage done before the editor could
poor material aff tried by theshifting, convince them by the dictionary that
charging, selfish world, creates the liquidate meant something else than
what Kentuckians had in mind.
Two I'apera for the Price of One.
X’ov
secure E leu of a home.
Henry Clay, the ‘'mill boy of the
slashes," was on« of seven cbil iron uf
a widow too poor to send him to any
but a country school, where he whs
drilled in the “three it s. But be
used every spare moment to study
without a teacher, snd iu after years
he was king Hmong self-made men.
Th» boy who hud learneJ to speak iti
h barn with only a cow and a horse
for an audience, became one of the
greatest American orators and states­
men.
MRS. E. J. HtTE 4 co
Apothecary.
at Rvea^ig Tide.
A model post office will be installed
at the Lewis aud Clark Exposition. It
will prove interesting as an exhibit,
and useful in handling the immense
amount of mail matter received at
and »ent ont from Exposition head­
quarters.
Fruit raisers of Pierce County,
Washington, will give awny apples
and strawberries at the Lewie and
Clerk Exposition in order to convince
Easterner» that Pierce County ie an
unsurpassed locality for raising these
products.
Champion Liniment for 11 haumutism.
The staff work on the beautiful
Bridge of Nations at the Lewis and
Chas. Drake, a mail carrier at Cha
Clark Exposition is now completed. pinville, Conn., says: “Chamberlain's
The Bridge is almost half a mile long Pain Balm is tbo champion of all lin-
and is built of wood aud staff, in imi­ imeuts. The past year I whs troubled
tation of solid masonry. The Bridge a great deal with rheumatism in my
crosses Guild’s Lake, the largest shoulder. Arter trying several cares
body of water ever enclosed within the storekeeper hero recommended
an exposition fence, and connects the this remedy and it completely cured
mainland with tbo Government penin­ me.” There is no use of * auyoue suf * 1 j
sula.
fenng from that paiuful ailment when
Mrs. Eva Emery Dye, author of this liniment can bo obtained for a
“The Conquest,” who Las been busy small sum.
One application gives
for several months tracing descend­ prompt relief, aud its continued use There is n Jiviuitv that shapes i.ur end«,*
ants of the Lewie and Clark party for a short time will produce a per Kuugh he* them bow we will.
other than the leaders of that famous mnnent cure. Fur sale by C. Y Lowe,
C HIE HOME, FATHER.
expedition, has located at Fowler, Druggist.
California, a sou of the ‘‘Boy Sbtm-
"Father, dear father, come home with me
uow.
non" frequently mentioned in the
Work on the California Building at
Ho is the Lewis nud Clark Exposition is I For mother is ont to the elnb;
journals of the explorers.
You said rec ir ,-c
Lexar-ft >nr
dii.lg.. 3. L.-*
B. Buntrnou, un <,g<-d *Tí<ÍTpri'giT-i‘eiog'rnpn)iy,'>>ud the building
y nr wo-k,
respeted resident cf Fowler for many will be couiplet. J l»y May 1st.
To ¿el the dear children some crab
years. Judiie Shannon Las accepted
The oook has gone out; her cl ib ai.»o moots,
Tha janitor's gone on a spree;
an invitation to be the guest of the Change In Tlie Game Laws
Aud piur orotuer is-ritile has axviiliuwvd a
Lewis and Clark Exposition, wbicu is
The following, in I rief, are the
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to bo b"ld in celebration of th« cen- changes made in the Oregon game
And ho one to help him bnt me.
teouial of the Lewis and Clark Expo law: Hunters' license of $1 a year for
dition, on Juno 1st, the opeuing day. all hunters except farmers, and fill Father, dear father, come borne with m-
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The Telegram,
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A Good
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60 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
for mankind
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