Morning daily herald., July 13, 1889, Page 3, Image 3

1HE MOKKINQ HERALD; SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1889.
O. .1 C. K. K. TIMB TABLE.
NORTH BOCN&.
j epartgjrrives.
t;4. ami; , , .-traml Cortl'd lOlUani
11:16 uin VtftMti
34hpm
45rm
r"r-'lit
I
SOUTH BOUND.
Arrives! Departs- Arrive
7:4'pmi 5pm
12;20pmlli40pm
1 1.30pm
Ashland 9. OOaiu
rlueene cx
Freight
h'uifcne 2.40pm
Eugene 6.00pm
No freight received iorJouthpfter U,a.m.
Jig name tiny.
ORK4JOX PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
Arrives lcparw
.,llT&niroo p in
,.l 5.25Dtnl6.S0
PassoDirer.
Krvitrht....
.IOTTI5TG8 ABOUT TOWS.
Rubber anil leather belting of all
ehrcriptions at fctewait & Sox.
i. L. lUackman sold yesterday
to W. li. tlilsen a fine Kmerson
j-iano.
Work lias teen commenced on
the bridge across the Santiam at
Waterloo.
(I. L. Iilackman will sell his en
tire stjck of books and stationery
at cost for ."0 day.-.
Regular meeting A St. John's
Lodge No. V, A. 1 & A. M. will
be held this evening.
Fifty pieces of furniture given
with all cook stoves or ranges sold
by Matthews it Washburn.
r.urkhart A Hilyeu have sold,
their livery stable at Lebanon to
John Nichols and A. P. lilackburn.
Harry Perrin, of Kugene, who
recently fell forty feet from the top
of the residence of C. K. Wolver
ton, is able to be out again.
Pasture with good shade and
running water, for cows. Apply
to F. II. Wallace, 5th street, West
Albany.
Those wishing screen doors and
windows should get my prices be
fore ordering elsewhere. W. W.
Growder.
Just received a car load of Tubbs
pute inauilla binding twine, which
we oiler at bottom price. Knapp,
1'iurrell & Co.
Dr. J. W. Starr has moved his
oilice lrom his residence to the
I'earce and Strahau block, upstairs
in the rear rooms on the main hall.
The Oregon Pacific Railroad lias
commenced their popular summer
excursions to Yaquina. Low rate
tickets are now on sale, good every
Wednesday and Saturday, from
Albany, Corvallis and Philomath.
The race between llostwick's
horse and Piekard's mare arranged
to take place at the track in this
city .s not likely to be run, the
parties backing the Postvick horse
having failed to come to the center
with the $200 which was to be put
up yesterday.
l'KUSONAI.
MENTION. '
A
.Miss Lillian Ilacklemau has
re-
turned from a visit at Lebanon.
Mrs. Karl Race left yesterday for
a visit with her parents at P.oise
City, Idaho.
Pete Schlosser and w ife and little
son Harry, left yesterday for a trip
to the mountains.
Miss Grace Norton, of Weilu
Station, is visiting in this city, the
guest uf Mrs. uenj. Johnson.
Mrs. Charles Story, of K;t Port
land, is visiting in this city, t!ie
Snest ol Mrs. L). 15. ilonteith.
Miss fidith Hughes, of Salem,
who has been visiting in this city,
the guest of the Misses Mason, has
returned home.
John Meyer, of Providence, 11
I., will arrive in the citv this
mornins to visit his brother, Con
rad Meyer, whom he has not seen
for 29 years. He is accompanied
by his wife.
An I'nfortunat Wtmii.
Yesterday morning a well
dressed, inodest appearing woman,
aged about 3j, arrived in this city
accompanied by her little daugh
ter, a child of about seven years.
Shortly after her arrival Marshal
Hodman received a telegram from
the city marshal at Medford to
place her under arrest, for which
a warrant had been issued there.
He did so, and telegraphed back,
asking what was the charge against
the woman. The reply came, "No
charge, but hold "her." The
woman appealed for protection at
the hotel, saying that she had
committed no crime, but was try
ing to escape from her husband
ami to keep her own child. She
told a pitiful story, the substance
of which ia that she has for several
years conducted a restaurant at
Sacramento. Her name is M. C,
Hussey. Her husband, who often
got drunk, a short time ago took
the littlo girl and went to Medford.
She could not bear to be separated
from the child and followed then..
Thursday while her husband was
in the country she took the little
girl and came to this city, intend
ing to go to Yaquina and" take the
steamer on her return to Sacra
mento, when she was arrested.
She paid she would sooner die than
give up her child, and that her
husband had threatened to kill
both her and the child, and that
she would not return to him. An
officer will arrive this morning
from Medford after her, but if her
story is correct, it would seem
difficult to hold her on a charge of
stealing her own child.
Hf Smolf
A smile and softly chuckled to
himself and said : "I've got it at
last. Now I can get ahead. Wish
I had found- it sooner. The Wil
lamette Packing Co. sells cheaper
than any other house in the city,
and keep the rest stock of line,
fresh groceries and vegetables.
They lead in everything.'-
I"rsli llattrr.
We have just received a nice
supply of frsh butter mid summer
w plash. Willamette Packinu Co.
THE ASTORIA & 8. C. RAILWAY.
Tna Company Means Business -?rreii of
the Work of Coagtracuon.
In view of the work undertaken
by the Albany & Astoria Railway
Company of this city, the progress
that is being made' on the other
end of the line will be of interest to
the people here.
Mr. William Reid. president of
the Astoria & South Coast Kail
road Company, informs an Oregou
ian reporter that the Pullman Car
Com pan , of Illinois has completed
the first live freight cars, standard
gauge, twenty tons capacity, for
the Astoria & South Coast road,
which were shipped to St. Louis,
there to be loaded -jrith rails for
Astoria. The other twenty freight
cars, twenty-fiye tons capacity,
are now under conetructiou by the
Pullman company, to be finished
by the 2Sth of July ami then sent
to St. Louis for the rails there, and
the remaining five Hat cars will
reach St. Louis from Pullman on
the 8th of August. These cars are
marked "Astoria & South Coast
Railway," and will bring with
them all the rails necessary to 'ay
the track from Young's Pay to the
Ocean house. The locomotive No.
1 was nspected at Danville, 111..
and will reach Astoria in fourteen
or sixteen davs.
The company has now under
consideration an otter ot liwu tons
of fifty-pound steel rails from Chi
cago, to complete the road from
Young's bay to the heart of the !
citv of Astoria ami extend the line
nuth ward from the ocean shores
to a tine timber region, lwo sur
veying parti s have been formed'
by F. K. Habersham, the engineer.
One to locate the line from the
Ocean house, and the other to lo
cate that portion from the Wil
lamette Valley across the coast
range to Astoria, ihehrst excur
sion coach is to arrive at Astoria
about the and of August, and
whenever the first ten miles be
yond the Ocean house have been
surveyed by the engineers, the
construction companv will com
mence work expected about the
end o: this month on the grading.
s the rails have to wait for
Astoria Railway Company's
"t j
cars to be constructed at Pullman,
in order to bring these rails over
land in that company's own cars,
it is net expected that tratklaying
will be completed and the road Li
running operation to the Ocean
house until the end of August.
All of the ties, 41,000, for the four
teen miles are now lving delivered
on the grade at Skipaunon, ready-
to be laul down whenever the loco
motive arrives. This weighs
twenty-eight tons and is a Rogers
make, cylinders 15x22, standard
gauge.
Ttie contractors wiil commence
work not later than the 5th of
August, and will continue grading
during the fall and winter season
a id hope to reach a fine timber
legion tributary to Astoria, with
track laid thereto, by the last
week of January, unless work is
stopped by severe rains or some
unforseen occurrence. Mr. Reed
states that the contract has been
let for and work commenced on
one mile of the trestle work between;
t'ne west shore of Young's bay and
to toe eieumel ol that river, and
when completed in six weeks an
other contract will be let for the
eat portion of that bridge from the
channel, '-"JoO feet, to Smith's
Point on the Astoria sida and con
tinned into tire city, leaving the
draws-pan uncompleted and open
until the iron work arrives from
tiie East in Octolxr next.
The f ile of the passenger depot
in Astoria has not yet been dc
tfiinined, but a contract has been
let for the construction of the
Astoria terminus and passenger
depot wherever located by the
board of directors. Various liberal
offers have been made for sites for
a passenger depot at the south end
ot Astoria, below Is more 8 can
nery, but the general opinion
seems to be that the line should
be extended into the city as far as
Lafayette street, where a passenger
depot will be built if the owners of
property in that vicinity, to be im
proved by the depot, will vacate
fifteen or twenty feet adjoining
that street.
A I)-Kfrrl f'ompliuipiit.
The Kose.burg lieview has
this.
to sav of one of the permanent i.i-
stitutions of this citv: "The ! treh'e your money, such an oppor
FarmerHand Merchants'" Fire In-iJ"mt-v ls, offered in South Al
surance Companv at Albany, Ore-! ,,an' onJy one-half mile from the
gon, has adjusted and paid the full : ity, embracing the tract of land
amount of damage we sustained j ,rom Elkms' falls to the fair ground
in the late (ire f the Keview oflicc i roa(J- lM snU on the installment
without waiting the f.O duvs. This '. I,aM-
company has paid everv dollar of , Twkkdai.e & Kedihei.i..
theii loss in the great Seattle tire. 1 w" loor POUth of postoflice.
wnicii was tiuite ueavy, ana are
to-day doing a greater business
than ever before. This company in
dulges in no quirks or quibbles.but
pays at once the full amount of all
losses, hence their increasing
business. This is one of the most
responsible lire insurance com
panics on the coast, and does
business in the most satisfactory
manner. We write the above
' wJ4 lix?if lirtna ' f f . i a m- -r ' !
We recommend the above named
company t 1 1 who may want (ire
insurance."
Lots at u
ISarirain.
A plat nl the town of (iatesviile, j
anew and thriving town on the i
eastward line ot tue uregon 1 acitic
is n file at the oilice of Curran it
Montei'h in this ity. This town
is situated near the Santiam mines
which are now being developed,
and is destined to become a thriv
ing trading town. Lots have leen !
i placed upon the market at the ex- j
ceedingly low price of 12to$ ll. ,
j Money invested in these lots now j
i will bring a big return in a very I
! short time. It will pav tnose m-1
: leresie'i io -au ant see .Messrs. I
! Curran Meiiteith ctnicerningf his i
propei ty. 1
i ... . -
Two Chinaman "pianeled at
i Kiniiey's cannery ant befure peace
; wan restored e.n-ii had managed to
cut the other with a knife.
STATE DISPATCHES.
the
County Jail at Jacksonville j
Burned to the Ground.
TIIKEE PRISONERS CONSQIKU.
A Marion Connty Wheat Fbld B arced
Statistics from the Oregon Peniten
tiary at Salem.
Special to the IIkhald.
Jackson vili.k, Or., July 12. At
an early hour this morning fire was
discovered in the Jackson county
jail at Jacksonville, Oregon, and
the entire building was destroyed
by the flames. In the jail were
three prisoners, awaiting trial, F.
Warner, Henry Hoover and Fred
Cook. It was impossible to rescue
them, and they were suffocated by
the smoke and heat before they
could be taken from the burning
building. The coroner is conduct
ing an inquest this afternoon. The
origin of the fire is not known.
PENITENTIARY
Sau;m, Julv 1L -
STATISTICS.
-Geo. S. Down
ing, superintendent of tue peniten
tiary, to-day filed his report for the
quarter ending June 30, of wUich
tlic following is an epitome :
Expend tinea, officers and
guards, $:iS59.G0.
General expense fund, J7o0.b'0.
Wood fund (for ensuing year),
$508.12.
Iron and fence, south wing,
$102.1Ut.
Earning Northwestern foundrv.
$5840.80.
Board of Tinted Mates prisoners,
070.2;$.
Rent ot house, $12.
Convicts, daily average, L'iU.'JO.
j No. March :J1, 1889,282.
; No. June 30, 1SS9, 1505.
j No. received during quarter, 4S.
' No. discharged during quarter,
: is.
: No. commuted during quarter, 5.
j No. died during quarter, 2.
Employment oi convicts: in
i found rv. 20.'!: care of nrison. S
I kitchen and kitchen oil
! shoe shoo. 1 : tailor shot
theipital 3; plumber, 1: blacksmith
l carpenter. 1 ; laundrv, 5: vard, !
, 5: vard, !
8; garden, 3; bakery, 2; butcher,;
1 ; soap making, 2 ; care of stock,2 ; :
teaming, 2; general farm work, 12;
brick yard 28: sick, aged and de
crepit, 10.
AKTK'LKS UK IN('OKIOUATIoN.
The First Regular Baptistchurch
of Enterprise, Oregon, gled articles
of incorporation to-day with the
secretary of fctate ; value of prop
erty, $1440; with E. B. Post, Levi
Stuart and A. M. Wagner, incor
orators and trustees.
A WHKAT FIELD I'.t'UNKD.
Robert Archibald, who resides!
near Whiteaker, yesterday set fire
to a large tree and the fire rapidly
spread and burned a few acre3 of
plashing and afterwards traveled
to his wheat, field, burning up
about twenty acres of it. This
field ol wheat, just ready to cut.
b.? a great loss to Mr. Archibald.
Small Fire at Lebanon.
The Lebanon Express says: "On
hist Monday considerable' excite-
ment was caused by an alarm of
fire, which caused t ur citizens to
think of Seattle and Vancouver. It
proved to be a small barn belong
ing to F. M. Miller, at the place
now occupied by Mr. Burtenshaw.
The tire was started bv two little
boys who were playing in the barn I
loft with some matches, when they
set fire to the barn. The tire boys
answered promptly and the engine
was soon on the ground, and the
hose laid, but lacked about two
sections of having enough to reach
the lire, the nearest being at Itals
ton's corner. The entira loss was
about f 50.
- -
Klintl IMaaiat Dead.
A letter dated Council
Hlufls,
July 7, says : The celebrated blind
pianist, and eldest daughter of
Joseph and Madame Ida Ileine, of
the Heine Concert Company, died '
suddenly while on a visit to Union,
loving husband, fend parents and
sisters to mourn her loss. She was
the wife of Herr Paul Stoeving, of
the P.oston Quintette Club.
Good Investment.
For a small amount of
money
ai wm in a years time douoie or
I'rivatn Sale of Household (iootl.s.
Mrs. W. li. Kice offers at private
sale her entire lot of household
goods, consisting of two chamber
sets, settees, kitchen furniture, car-1
jiets. stoves, etc. The goods are
in care of Mrs. C. J. Stuart.
lla.T Wanted
A quantity of good timothy hay,
tfghtly haled, i wanted by L. Sen
ders. The market price in cash
will be paiil for such hay delivered ;
in Albanv.
.'Alllornlit :al-K-torc.
Tl
onlv iruarunteed eurs for catarrh
cold in the head, hay fevr, rose cold
ciitanhal deufr.cHs and sore eyes. Re
store the sense of taste and unpleasant
hreatu, resulting from catarrh. Easy;
and pleasant to ute. Follow directions j
and u cure is warranted, ty an unionist:-.
Send for circular to Abietinc
'Medical Company, Oruyille, V il. Six
motitlis' treatment for $1; sent 1t
mail. SI 10. Kr sile by Foshay V:
Mason.
The fir.-t exhibition of the Kast-
ern Oregon District Agricultural
II
s x ietv
will be held at Uaker C
frmii October Xth until l.'Jth. I
teen hundred dollars will be otlered j
in premiums. j
Krastus Kidder, age 74, died at
Stayton. lie was a member of the
order f Odd l-"ell's, and came to;
tliis state from Michigan. i
PROGRAMME
I For the Children's Day Exercises at the
Evangelical Church Sabbath, Jsly 14.
Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
Th 11 a. m. service will rnnsiar !
of a sermon to the children, chemi- i
callv illustrated, by the pastor,
Following 18 the programme for
the evening :
Organ voluntary.
Singing "Children's Jubilee."
Responsive reading Supt. and
school.
Prayer.
Singing "We come with Glad
ness." Opening address Miss Mary
Kerr.
Singing "The King will be
There"
Jesus Everywhere Miss Stella
Fisher.
Class song ''We're going to
Work for Jesus."
Jesus Loves me Twelve girls.
Love to God Lena Howell.
Poor Bobie is Dead Hester and
CoraFishei.
Annual address : Miss Esther
Warner.
Singing "Earnest Toilers."
The Light House and its Keep
er Arthur Purdom.
Collection.
Singing "What Wilt Thou have
me to do?"
Responsive reading The child
dren, led by Miss Lucinda Farwell.
Closing song.
Repeat 23d P.-alm.
Benediction.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend thece exercises both
morning and evening.
Sunday Chickens.
V e will have a nice lot ot spring
chickens for Sunday. Call early
and ieavc your ordeis. We will
also hav. a fine lot of potatoes,
fresh butter and vegetables. We
have just received another lot of
that celebrated cream cheese.
Willamette Packing Co.
Sntteens! Satteni!
Received this week, an invoice of
l- " u 'in! j satteens, fancy and plain, in cream,
'flight blue, tan, brown, green and
; ."s" i black. Sami ki. E. Yorsc;.
xi "'
Xol a California Hoar.
Anybody can es
of weather, Tue
atch a cold tlii kind
trouble is to let go,
like the man who caught the bear.
We advise our readers to purclrisu of
Vnsliiiv t M:ison a bottle of Santa
Abie, the California Kingof Consiunn-
tion. Asthma, nroneaitis, coughs and
Croup Cures, and keep it handy. "Tis
pleasing to the taste and death to the
above complaints. Sold at l (Kl a
bottle or for ii SO. California Csit-K-Cure
gives immediate relief. The
Catarrhal virus is soon displaced by
its healing mid penetrati-g nature,
tiive it a trial. Six months treatment
i t 00, sent lv mail $1 I'.:. Jr-raV-fl
O O XI
ANY
OP
Albany
Oregon
10
10
rill) IP CAPITAL 835,000.
OFFICERS.
President Charles K. Wolvertoh
Vice-President J. O. Writsman.
Treasurer J. W. Cusick.
Secretarv J. K. Elderkin.
UIUKCTORS.
it. S. Mrahan, (Jhas. E. U'olvei-
' ton. J. L. Cowan, 1.,U. Monteitn,
J. W. Cusick, J. O. 'Writsman, J
K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, (.
V. Simpson.
Safe, Sound, uonsemtiTO
A Square Company,
Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Square People
Parsoaizo Homo Entorpriso
The Albanv Bakery
!
I'uiicr the now man.ii;emeat ot-
D
WH KEEP-
A fuil line of choke
Jrov'sion
family groceries and
Canned Pineapples,
Choice Table Delicacies
Ornamented cakes for
Wedai nas a n d" Part ies.
Sal trio hsIliM iracktrrl ci.di-alt fii-h of al
kinds.'
FRESH BAKED BREAD
Evorv Dav.
! Best Stod. Pies. Cakes
TEAS and COFFE
n
mm lima, iw
CANNED HOODS, ETC.
,nc btwt Soap in the market
Le Roi Savon.!
A fine assortment of aomestie
and Imported Cigars
iiTAt John Fox's iilsl.stainl
aw brick.
low Fl IIIC3
Piimi'n
took
10000
arler M.
(klies Nuts. Raisins l'P"
(S Robertson,
NEW FIRM!
NE W GOODS!
A,e "oW established with a first-class
8COCK 01
STAPLE FAMILY GROCERIES.
On the corner of First and Ferry
streets, opposite Stewart & sox. A
complete line of canned goods, gro
ceries and provisions of all kinds, no
tion, etc.
Fresh fruit and vegetables every
n or ling. Prices reasonable.
yCALL AND SEE UStm
WILL BROS.
Dealers in all the latest improved
pianos, organ8,sewing machines,guns,
also a lull line of warranted razors,
butcher and pocket knives. The best
kind of sewing machine oils, needles
and extras for all machines. All re
pairing in the above lines neatlv and
reasonably done.
HOPKINS k SALTMARSH. I
Plumbinff fe Pine Fitting
STOVES
mm d Hardware,
&?A11 work promptly done at
reasonable rates.
First Stiskkt, Pfaiu k ISi.kik(
llrick for Sale.
AT MY KILN ONE MILK," EAST OF
twn, or delivered anywhere in the city.
W. C. CASS ELL, Albany Or.
Contractor nnd liuilder.
T1
1HK UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED i
in Altunv solicits patronage from city i
and country. Will contract to build bridges, i
harriH. and all manner of dwelling houwa,
including Oucen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza
bcthian Ktvlc of building. Will furnish
plans and ttcificatin3 free of charges. Satis
faction guaranteed. W. C. mASSEL.fc
3 Important Kollr?.
HAVING LEASED THE IIONTEITM
pasture from the Oregon Facilic Co.," all
persons having stock therein on pasture arc
hereby notiiicd to remove them at onco, or
make arrangements with me. Failing b lu
ho such stock will be turned out.
JOHN SCHMKKII.
BROWNSVILLE.
Heal Estate and
ns uua xce . i ci:y j
WHY IX) ES
THE MAN LOOK SAD
Decause he known that his dear wife is
iuat coniiiiencin',; to work hitn for
Komcthing you know how it is
yourself but when
LADIESTFADE!
WITH . j
Biwoell I Stan! !
Their hushamis don't look that way,
because there arc no extravagant
prices on their goods. Everything
is good; everythink is clieav; make
Homo happy, make
YOUR HUSBAND SMILK
By trading at the economical store
wherejthe rule of good goods and
low prices knows no exception.
Don't forget that U mple of economy
is at
Browaoll & Stanard's-
eor.XKR FIRST AND Pn IBI SLS
Over The
CASCADE' MOUNTAINS
FROM AI.RAXY
OK LEBANON
WASD.
KASI
The Willamette Valley and Cas
cade Mountain Wagou Road is in ex
cellent condition, and by all odds is
1 hs best and shortest wagon road to
Eastern Oregon. Water and grass is
abundant along the entire road. The
grades are easy, accommodations su
perior and the road well bridged
making it the best mountain road in
the state. For summer jaunts, hunt
ing and fishing the Cascade Moun
tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake
and the Three Sisters afford superior
advantages.
1 have iust received, over 2000
vardsof standard ginghams from
John Wannamaker, of I'hiladel-
phia. The common price of these
foods is 10c per vard. 1 v. ill sell
14 yards for $1 the price of good
print?.
SAML'KL K. YOUNG.
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mm.
F. L. KENTON
-DEALER IN-
Staple a,nci . Fancy
(jROOEKIE 8
Uso Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigar mid Tobaccos,
Eruits, Vegetables, Etc.
TttltMS CASH
Subscription A gen t
palters and Magazines.
?-NEAR THE POSTOFFICE
Mm
ISUH
A81ETINE MCftcMKOiriiLt.
"N LZ LING-6 -Sold n iwuy -.sold p. y-
ILwAM Mi
J
1 I
LUMBER !
11 V '
i- :(
'!WA1;T & SOX
Dealers in-
General
Agricultural
Iron. Steel and Coal
Wagons and Jinggies
Rope anil Cordage
Blacksmiths9 Supplies ;
GJardeii and
And all Implements
U. K. MArtMN.1. V. FAKKfiLIi
Does an immcHxe Imsines ifjjjd! kinds of furniture, bedroom sets, parlw
sets, chairs, bed Innnges, kitchen safes, and all kind f tables, etc., etc
Also have a fine Hclection "f wall paper and window shaded, wkiok tliey ar
offering at clos-e fij;urw. Call aad see theai. on First Jstreet, opposite .Stew
art tc Sox.
CITY DEDG STOEE.
FINK
AET SUPPLIES
TOiLKT ANI FANCY ARTICLES.
PRESCSIPTICNS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS,
QgTHer wird Deutch qeso-ochen.
AND PRICES JLOW.
for all Leading News-
ALBANY, OREGON,
jl'erlect Remedies
Fosiicv A Mason.
cm.
VIERECKS SHAVING PAHLOr.
TJ REE CHAIRS
HUNKIKi; STEADY.
(I.KAN TOWBb
TO F.VKEY ( I'KTOMKK.
' Slaving I"i cnt. I Lair Ciittinp
.' ! will ti ixl it i tlieir advantage to call on the uodr
. Sixth Mini lbiilniol streets, Albany, Oregon. I now
: 0 '! thousand feet. I ali keep on hana shingles,
:i i!iu: also bin-, all of which I sell t very low rate
W. W. CROWDER.
Hardware
AND-
lplennk
Carpenters9 Tools
Builders9 Hardware
Powder, SFtot, etc.
Giant Powder &Fuse
SmvH and A xes.
Grrass; Seeds
M by kmnl
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