THE MOreyiyG- HERALD; THURSDAY, AUGUST 23. 18S8
A BIJECLAR CATGUT.
KR. TIME TABLE.
NORTH BOUXD.
1 eparts Arrives.
Cala. bxpr. b:-5 am; 7;t-am I'ortl'd 10 loam
Kiueiie ex 11:15 ami IlSfclaml ' 34fpm
Fnaght 7:10am! " 5M',pm
SOUTH BOUND.
Arrives l.partsl Arrives
r
Jams3 Cros3 Lodged in J ail for H-;use-
Breakins Near Shedd.
OMIXfi S1.XT WEF.8
Sells B;os- Model Hippodrome, Circus and
Menr.s;trie.
RAD MILITARY BALL
Cala exp j 7:45pmj opmiAshlandrt.OOarn
Eugene e -;2ipniil2.40pni Fuaene 40pm
Freight j j 1 XOpmKmrene fi.OOpm
No Freight received for south after 11 a. m.
of the same day.
LEBANON BRANCH.
F: Al'ia'yi Departs
Arrives.
N"- 1-1....
No l:
.'.12.50 p m'Lchanori at l."'i p m
.j S.U p Hi- " S.50 p m
r":s Leb'n
No 12.
No 14.
. '5.00 p in Albany at 5.4". a in
..2 'X) p m 2.45 p in
Constables Roy Mever and R.
Cruse of trhedd brought to this city
last night one James W. Cross.who
had been arrested at that place and
tried before Justice Ellison and
held in .fSOO bonds for burglarizing
the house of James Mooney,a bach
elor living near that place.
He had carried away a quantity
of clothing and articles of value,
considerable of which was found
upon his person.
lie was lodged in jail last night
to await the action of the grand
mry. As there seems to be no
mistake as to his being tiie right
man he may be said to be fairly en
route to the penitentiary.
SCHOOL HI Art'OK'il'.HE.XT,
Tke August Apportionment ci Soaool funds
for ths Schools of Lin a County.
ORKGON PACIFIC TIME TAGLE.
Arrives Departs
Passenger I ll.l."am!1.00 p m
Freight 5. 25pm 50 a m
The school fund apportionment
for Auirust was com Dieted yester
dav bv countv school superinten
dent L. M. Curl, the per capita
rate beinr $.05. It is as tollows:
.NO. KIM.
No SCIloLAKa
.lOfTIM. AUOIT TO.
I
Fells Bros, circus next Monday.
Gold headed canes at French's.
Dr. E. A. McAllister has return
ed from a trip to Yaquina.
For a good clock or watch cheap
for cost call at F. M. French's.
Girl wai.ted to do general house
work. Inquire of M. Sternberg.
Edward Goin, proprietor of the ,
Scioimlls, was in the city yester
day. A fine line of gold headed oanes
and fountain pens at Will &
tarjk's.
There is a scarcely of butter in
the Albany markets at 25 cents
per pound.
Those silver knives and forks are
the best manufactured, and are
fully warranted.
Perry Conn and wife, Geo. and
Benj. Young and families left yes
terday for the mountains.
W. I. Yawter, of Halsev, who
will soon open a bank at Medford
was in this city yesterday.
The new Southern Methodist
church at ISpicer will be dedicated
next Sunday by Bishop Galloway.
Special bargains in flooring and
rustic for the next sixty days at C.
J. Dillon & Co. 's, at foot of Lyon
street.
Patronize home industry and try
eouie oi J. Joseph's Havana rilled
oc. cigars, the first of his own man
ufacture. Mrs. Yirgil Parker and family,
Mrs. Elder, Mr. Jay Blaine and
family and others went to Yaquina
yesterday.
The work of construe; ion on the
O. P. is moving right along, and
over two miles of track have al
ready been laid.
A little daughter of J. M. Howe
of Brownsville fell from a stairway
a few days since, inflicting a severe
gash in the face.
Gov. Pennoyer has accepted the
invitation to deliver the opening
address of the D-uglas county fair,
to be held next month.
Jos. McDonald and wife returned
to this city yesterday from Bndal
veil Falls, ineir lime son is
LI and not expected to recover.
Julius Gradwohl has just re
ceived a fine line of glassware,
crockery, etc., from Eastern facto
ries, which the public are invited
to call and inspect.
A party of wealthy Californians
will arrive ou the train this morn
ins to remain a dav or two ami to
visit Fish Lake and the soda
prings of Linn county.
The W. C. T. U. will serve
dinner ail day on Monday, circus
day, charging 25 cents. Ice cream
wid also be served, and charged
for extra.
Louis Mayer, who recently pur
chased a bakery at Arlington, has
returned to this city, having sold
the same back to the original
owner Mr. Sheuerman.
James Elkins and family, who
have been spending the summer in
Crook county, will start for Albany
about Sept. 1st to place their chil
dren in school and remain until
spring.
Chas. D. Smith, who assaulted a
Chinaman at Silverton a few days
ago, has been released on $300
bonds. The Chinaman, who was
at first reported killed, is recover
iug. The water tank, windmill,engine
house and pump used in filling the
water tank for the Oregonian rail
way at Dallas burned a night or
tw ago. The cause of the fire is
unknown.
Now that work is to be resumed
on. the O. P. railroad the future for
Albany is very bright. Call on
Curran & Monteith and secure a
lot in Hackleman's 3d addition.
Prices range from $100 to $250.
Terms easy.
This office acknowledges the re
ceipt of a mammoth watermelon
fr'un the firm of Wallace &
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If there is anything in the way
ol immensity, grandeur and super
lative general excellence in organ
izing their standard tented exnibi-
tion, which the Sells Bros, have
Arnica Jaive,
The Iirs-t Saivc tLc world for cuts,
bruises, s.'rvs. uk-tr. suit rheum
I'.-vi-r .-.!er, tetter capped ii:i!!d-!
fliUOkiins, com. ;ul all skm on.-,.
j tiftis ami positively cur-s r:!i-s o-m
on ar-!,,.,v i-,, i, ' ...
r Oo., ot this j irive periect satisfaction or money re-
I
To b3 Given by "F" Co., 0. S. G. on the Com
pletion of Their liew Armory.
The general committee
rangements of
city, consisting ot Capt. U. li.
Irvine, Sergeants T. J. Overman,
M. E. Brink, A. E. Ketchum, W.
funded.
son'.
For
a!e bv
not provided for or have neglected j A. Humphrey and M. L. Dorris,;
to procure it has not been made apnointed to arrange for a grand
manifest by a visit. They have i ball to be given at their new j
long been in the van in aienic en- armory on its completion, met last
frtainments, but nut satisfied with I evening and appointed the follow-;
merelv "running with the hounds." I in'j sub-committees : !
music a. a, ivetcnum, c. i.
THE STATE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
CORVAU.IS, ORKCOX.
At'l'lKl N'ilh VI
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100 0U
84 05
101 95
l,71o 85
90 35
94 30
233 70
79 95
49 20
147 tiO
135 ;.0
155 8
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1U0 00
42S 45
213 2v
127 in
120 95
147 00
53 30
149 95
57 40
110 70
98 40
loO 40
05 00
114 80
79 95
53 00
73 80
114 80
73 8u
104 55
90 20
151 70
108 x0
54 35
129 15
77 90
284 95
414 10
137 35
38 75
01 50
51 25
41 00
90 35
80 70
92 25
59 45
301 35
49 20
77 90
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they have this vear determined to
lead the pack, and have devoted
the ent;re winter vacation to vastly
augmenting and adding to the at
tractive features of their already
formidable show and to disposing
by auction oft all worn out, dis
carded and no longer serviceable
material and replacing the same
with spic-span new paraphernalia
and with never-beiore presented
specialties. The Roman hippo
drome, which forms but a quota of
their attractions, will revive in the
memories of the visitors the tradi
tions of the turf and gladitorial
sports of the golden days of Uomc,
and will present thrilling and real
istic duplications of the exciting
pastime of that classic period.
The fresh faces of many equestri
ans equestrians and gymnasts
who have won renown at home and
abroad will be seen in the circus
rings, and numberless prominent
new acts that are astounding will
be presented. Those animals in
the zoological department which
fiom being annually exhibited lor
a number of years are no longer
attractive have been disposed of at
public sale, and have been re
placed by new and rare accessions.
The pair of gigantic living hippo
potami, the only pair exhibited in
the world, outside of one or two
zoological gardens in Europe, have
been retained. A tie show will ex
hibit in Albany, Monday, Aug. 27.
Orrgan Mason Koari Bill.
The house committee on public
lands will take up the Oregon
wagon road bills next Monday,
provided a quorum of the commit
tee be present. There are two bills
before the committee, one sent to
congress by ihe president, which
forfeits outright three of the wagon
road grants in this state. The
other is a bill by Dolph, which has
already passed the senate. It pro
vides that the whole matter be re
ferred to a court, which shall in
vestigate it thoroughly, and that
the court shall have power to for
feit the grants if it Muds that tne
conditions upon which they are
made have not been fu'.filled. It
shall have power also to confirm
tiie grants, if it finds that the con
ditions upon which they were
made have been fulfilled. The
chairman of the committee, Hol
man, of Indiana, is in favor of the
president's bill and is working
hard to secure its adoption.
Term
4'orunicnres on Wednesday,
September IS. 1SSS.
mm
WAITING
Until the loth of July, the usual time tor oftering
reductions in Summer (ioods,we have decided to offer
Winn, Win. Fortmiller.
Printiag W. A. Humphrey, D.
J. Dubruille, Geo. W. Keenev. facultv.
Decoration .U I'., brint. U. i. Afull corps of experienced Professors and
F.
Teachers.
Propst, A. . Thompson, J
Yates, I. M. trench.
Invitation Capt. O. II. Irvine,
Lieut. Ed. Cusick, L. W. Clark.
Reception Col. T. C. Smith,
Capt. M. II. Ellis, Capt. L. II.
Montanye, Lieut. Geo. E. Cham
berlain, Lieut. O. A. Archabald.
Floor managers M. L. Dorris,
M. D. I'hillipps, F. U. Hyde, T. J.
Overman.
Refreshments J. F. Hail, A.
W. Blackburn, T. L. Wallace.
Programme J. Callahan, C. W.
Crowder. C. II. Parks.
The hall will hp wiven on Sent ! f a cultivated and Cliristian comniuiiity.and
14th, and will be one of the most
elite affairs ever held in this city.
The best music obtainable in the
state will be furnished. The price
of tickets has been placed at $1 50,
and the spacious armory w ill be
dedicated on that evening in the
presence of a rery large assemblage.
COURSE OF STl'DV
Arranged expressly to meet thedi-mn.'ids aim
needs of the fanniii iiitertsts cf the state.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
For students ov.'r 15 years of aire who desire
to enter the College, out are not prepared
to enter College e!ases hy examination.
MILITARY TRAINING
To the extent required hy law.
BUILDINGS
Larice, Commodious and Well Ventilated.
LOCATION.
Wheat Kururd.
a common heading
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in
lius
39
32
32
29
77
43
25
42
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28
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32
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31
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Wheal.
Grain circles have been consider
ably excited in San Francisco dur
the past few days, and there was a
perceptible advance in wheat. In
this city wheat has advanced to
07 cents. Tbe market has a firm
tone, brought about by advices
from Liverpool of heavy purchases
there, owing to the shortage of
crops in England and in Fiance.
The advance in chartes of bottoms
in San Francisco may prevent a
riJft in ti'lmnf fit,- ..tr J ., A
4 ,r j least there is a hopeful tone to the
prices.
A Straw.
A commercial traveler who was
in Salem yesterday informed a re
porter that while at Eugene City a
few days ago he and several other
"knights of the gripsack" made up
a complete list of the commercial
travelers, who make periodical
trips through the valley. They
counted 113 of them and out of
this number 104 were republicans,
nine democrats and nary a prohi
or mugwump in the lot. Salem
Statesman.
Kuuiaently Cerifct.
Albany is taking time by the
forelock and protecting herself
against fire. Last Thursday thev
tested their new. steamer and i't
worked like a charm. It will be
accepted by the council. They
hare now one hand engine and
two steamers, besides one of the
best water works systems in the
state. Corvallis Times.
This is
newspapers now, and Mr
Gradwohl certainly offers sound
advice to farmers when he says
that for the same reason a business
man will not place wheat in the
warehouse without insuring it,
farmers cannot afford to store
wheat without having it insured. It
costs but a trifle and may save a
whole crop. The truth of this will
be seen when on every hand we
hear of wheat being burned, the
loss invariably falling upon the
farmers, as business men always
insure theirs. Call and see Mr.
Gradwohl, and have your wheat
insured.
one oi the healthiest in tfi state.
EXPERIMENTAL STATION.
Ciiculais eiKitaininy matter fuil of interest to
farmers, will be res:ularl issued and eopics
mailed to each patron of the College.
EXPENSES
Reduced to lowest, figures. Two or more free
scholarships from every county. Consult
your County Superintendent.
We ctmfuently 'appeal to the farmers and
Gransres of Oregon to patronize the oniy
school estiblihed bv Oregon for the pio
motion of her agricultural interests.
Fi r catalogue or other imormation, address
li. L. 4BOll, I'roidcnl,
orv;"llis, Vrestou.
NOW, at CO
ST
Our entire took of light goods and wash laljrics,
consisting of ginghams, cliambrays, lawns, batiste,
chambrav-ginghams Swisses, mulls, ratines, embroi
dered suits, gingams,duster linen,foulards,naiijsooks
jaquenets, percales,on and white goods. Also eleven
dozen Indialin
CORSETS
Trade Mmrfc.
ltd n rued from Ml. Hood.
Messrs. Crawford fe Littler, the
photographers, have returned from
their Mt. Hood trip. They secured
about 100 fine views and brought
back some interesting mineral
specimens gathered from the side
of the mountain. Among other
other things was the jaw bone of
some unknown herbivorous animal
which will be sent to Frof. Condon
of the stafe university.
.tfllirtrd with I'aralyais.
Rev. E. li. Prichard and family
returned from Yaquina yesterday
for the purpose of consulting a
physician for their little son. The
latter, who was recovering irom a
severe illness, became paralyzed
while at the seaside, .uid nn thp
fldvif nf trifir iliv.;,.;an thov wil 1 Th? c'AnJ .reserves the right to reject an, -
. ..... an(j j,,,
return to-uay to laquina m nope
benefitting his health.
tat Engiisli Remedy,
Murray's Specific
A guaranteed cure for all
nervous diseases, such as
Weak Sleii.ory, Loss of Brain
Power, Hvsteria, Headache
Pain in the Rack, Nervous j
irostrattoii, waKciumess,
1 . 1 T - .: 1 I
Drr tl;. ijeucorrnuja, i mversu umh
Before laKing. tU(,0i Stmillai w.-akness, Im-
o;o:ir:y- and general lo?s cf power o h
Gcnerati c Organs in either sex caused by
indiscre ion or over-exertion, and which ul
timately lead to Premature Trde Mark.
Old Ae, Insanity and Con
sumption. il.CO a box or six
Ikj.xcs for.?5.00. Sent by mail
on receipt of price. Full par
ticulars in pamphlet sent free
to every applicant.
We Guarantee fi Boxes
to cure anv case. I- or every
i'5.00 order received we send.
siv boxes, with a written ft.rT kin a-.
guarantee to refund the money if ourSpecific
docs not effect a cure. Address all commu
nications to the Sole Manufacturers, The
Murray Medicine Co., Kansas, Citv, Mo.
AiTSold in Albany by Foshay I nsliay A
Nxmib, si'l agents
liaardia County Por.
"VTOTICE IS IIERERY GIVEN THAT AT
X' the net regular term of the county
commissioners court of Linn county, Oreeon,
to be held at the court house in the citv of
Albany, on Wednesday, the 5th day of Sep
tember, 1SSS. Staled' bids will be received
for lioardins, lodging and washing for the
county poor for the ensuing year. All bids
must be filed with the clerk on or before 1
o'clock p. m., or the above mentioned dav.
Usually sold for from $1 to $2, for the nomin
sum of
59 45
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01 50
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121 20
245 U5
so lu
79 95
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The Walrrlno Spring.
For solid enjoyment goto Water
loo, which is new the most popular
resort. Fine locality, tishing.boat
ing and bathing, and splendid ac
commodations at J. A. Gross',
whose prices are reasonable.
Horses fed at the lowest possible
rates. Campers can get supplies
at Mr. Gross' store. Mr. Gross
will meet the 2 o'clock Lebanon
train on Mondays and Saturdays.
Done b order of the court this Pth dav
August, lNS. E. E. MONTAGI E,
Countv t.'lerk.
of
PIFTT CEIsTTS.
MONTEITH & SESTEHBACH.
BOOTS
-AND-
$11,504 60
Salmon Fishing.
Salmon fishing has been in pro
gress at Yaquina about a week, but
the run has not fairly commenced
yet, as no more are caught than
can supply the demand for ship
ping purposes while fresh. A
gentleman who has returned from
Siuslaw informs the Fuigene Guard
that fishing began on the Siuslaw
last Sundav. The catch on that '
nisrht was lisrht. Monday 200 ant
Appointment.
( iovernor Pennoyer has appoint
ed the following notaries public
for Oregon : A. W. Lambert, East
Portland ; John A. Ellison, Shedd ;
C. A. Freeman, Portland; Emil
F. Voigt, Faker City; James K.
Romig, LaGrande; J. H. Nosier,
Empire City; Albert Whittlesey,
Portland.
tt. K. Conference.
The Oregon conference of the M.
E. church w ill be held at Eugene
City, beginning Thursday. August
30, Bishop W. X. Ninde presiding.
TfHrberV Examination;
According to the Pilot Junction
City is going to have a baud. The
coum-il appropriated $l'00 out of
the city's exchequer and flOO was
raised by contribution to purchase
instruments.
tiold Prize Shirt.
The best white'shirt in the market
at W. F. Read's; and don't forget that
he proposes to erive away a line sold
watth with thtm Call and investi
gate if you need a aood shirt.
SHOES
At Actual Cost
Ml 10
r m
li mu
Six s'savesfor a dollar at T. Jones'
(mod
State
Fair
..T'JE.
Annual state fair will be held on the fair
grounds near Salem, commenoins onthe
17 OF SEPTEMBER
And continuing one week. Cash
to the amount of
premiums
$15,000
. .. Will be awarded for..
Agricultural, mechanical and stock exhib-
its, works of art and fancy wort and for tri
i als of speed.
j The premiums offered have been increased
I in maiiv cases.and new classes have been aud-
doiMS a wholesale biiRinesq in
melons, peaches and other choice
Southern Oregon fruit.
Crawford
to
Notice is hereby rven that the 1 T wV ent' ,ee chwlsed in divisio,,s J' K
. i regular public quarterly exnmina-j X ni-.unincent field of horses entered, and
T;, . , . : i iiiui nju.. i.w....j tlOIl Ot teacliers tor l.inn inli. '"ere win ue spienuia contestsoi runninrano
Tnompson, ot this city, who are Tuesday 70. The fish are large ; . , ,i Tn ..." . . t:-ouii each dav.
Onlv eohtl.-, , -.-u...,., inci The different transportation eouianies win
v ..v.-,..-v, vMiuiiirii' tiiL: ut lllioil maKe uoerui roueiiou? in are uo iicilihs.
1SSS. i Special attention is culled to the premiums
: nueri ior county eAinuiiB oi aiauia, .ieoo
xamina- :.(I fruiu.
at the ' Kiitncs will he-received in the secretary"!
! olfii-e in SaU-m. bevinninir six davs before the
AT
and in hue condition. Only ei.
mi i .
ooats were enuuoyeu. auc muuui ; on Wednesday Ati". 29
ot hsh turnisnea tiius iar is uoi , vli tf...,.jlfirs ,);,.;.: v
i will please be present
Crawford & Littler, the pho- enough to supply the cannery and tj0"n
ographers, are now making some ' the cannery men are dissatisfied, j heinninu
! the finest and cheapest life j The resident fishermen have form-! n
pized portraits ever orlered to the j ed a union to the number of 100
piiuhc. They are bromidonranh
crayon work, and cost abuut one
fourth as much as the old stvlc
portraits, while they have a much
liner effect.
Henry Cornier, oi Poitland. is
spending a few days with friends
in this city, lie tias jut returned
and w ill not allow outside fisher-
Count v Si
L. M. Ci-kl.
men to fish, and as only a few of,
them are ready to commense, I
sufficient fish are not furnished to :
keep the cannery running. Forty;
cents each are paid for the lsire :
ci.iitiiinoi! imtii .ii.,o ,-'attlieen
- -....,n4c .null aiJUUL UliSt Ol
upenutondent.
Kail road 1.,-tliorcr Mauled.
One hundred men wanted
engage in rock work, and
to
! fair, ami on the fair grounds from Friday je-
; fore the fair. Persons desiring: bi exhibit in
j div isions .J, K, o. V and ( are requestelto
; ii;.t!;e tiirir entries on Friday ar.d Saturday
, before the f;.ir, if possible. All entries close
. on Holiday, September 17th, at 7:3u p. m.
teamsters
railroad
PRICES OF ADMISSION-?:
Apn'.v to hoal.u; u t'r- : -v,,,!," ti.-ket for men (six ay) .......
. ,-Vu' i, i " ' : 'Oiip'u. :i :tt tor women (six days)..
.101 the track. j Uay'tt-ke. former, '. .....
on tle Oregon l';cifi
Brownelll&rstanard's.
Come Early and Get Sizes.
Will sell until all are
closed out.
OREGON RAILWAY and
NAVIGATION COMPAXY
Columbia River Route
Trains for the East leave Portland 10 A. M
and 2 P. M. daily.
FTOITXi'nQ! tn and ,rom principal
1U JVJZj 1 O points in United S:ates,
Canada and Europe.
ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS'
Emigrant CSleeping Cars Baa Throngh on
Express Trains
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
and ST. PAUL
Frre orobarge and WMhnnt Chanso.
Close Connections at Portland for San Fran
cisco and Puget Sound points.
o-o
A-ztrr) see
L.E.BLAIE
For further particulars inquire of Curaan k
Monteith, First Street, Albany. Orcirou-l
A. L. MAXWELL,
i. r. A T. A,
n. HO mo nit,
General llaaajifr.
43"Biw leave the . H. N. Co." wharf, at
tlv.- foot of Ih-oad-ilhiji street, n Tuesdtv and
Ftiriay of c.v.-h K. C. G. ilAVVl.lMIS.
NEW STOCK OP
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Irom a trip to the top '-i Mt. Hood. : November but the first fish caught ; A.J..viMv. : i'v T-li'r'li L"cal A-nt- .
having gone with a i'ortiand party "re much the be.-t. .,-,,.,,, -...,... nl. . ,o TAear- 25-
of climbers to the topmost peak, a l T V " MrLaulilm. J .... t:..,i iai,r.a t U frae. 1 DAVIS BROS- AND CO I
feat seldom aocomplLhc-d 1.1 ti Js- : , -Tu1- "? - Ml' s,,...r :uui fall mut. , s :,.t in Ti....io,:rh ?.ar.-:sc i-oths iii a,,-, UftVl tSUo- A1NJ OU. B
who hive -mci-ii L- 1 th.' l.,,m. '- ! t;Ht. In.f ni!iIm underwear, ai,y ?lyle a .'peelahty. t.!ea-..i.i- ;-:d M- t- tbe t.-.Tetary. ikalhha in onsi!iiALr.MKRC!iAKDiss.J U l
j i , Vt t11-1 t,,e i'OUlA . ..!,. -WW white dnsses andnilaiiti rej.air n- i-rornntlv nt..d-d !u -t t. tr. 4 SWret.ry .lenj tor a , - 1 I
Leadea mountain. i Up, oil and ,cc them. ,.m!uu staetAlb.Lyfn.-e,!,. ' .n.,.iw.. i. i. i-keu. SIiEDI)i LIXXCo., 0REG0S J
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