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Newspaper Page TextJ r if sY TELE MOKIX EEEALD TUESDAY MAY IS HO. E. ".I I . .J - . - - - 'if aily a.nd Weekly j T.RvlS Of SUBiCJillM'H'S I.AILY rftv-tiJtTUkrriar.uerv,...... u-JO i V ino. fr veai If ufelitiJ ivr r'ridA il.nu'i;.) ia Kf f, par aoutiio. in jdraii. t. Vttejl ut paid in tvtvoin-a 2.i0 TBK MAILS. iniu IWa AlktUiT pitoflice lo. !' all oMa earth i tta MMrn itatn ' ;.::.! a tf.H lb Watt aid And th Karra Out K. K. J Far Portland u4 Kalun " i Oarrallta and TMiiiu ...d.ior afflas Miith ;:::r. Tha paatgfflc iU b clo-ad a.h oeinus . ram til to aeran 'lack. lUglatarad matter lr the e.ul.i u.urinnsf train ahouUl b mail.. I .ir ( o.-lock the poTluj at'aniiiif. jbet" : " : - ' " oKLUOX PACINI' TIME TAP.I.K. Arrive IV-lMirW lt.i;.uu.l.Oo t ra ......... ri.i'.pm; e Mij STATU THKKT, rralfht REPUBLICAN Currilll.N Illnni-r flerm.11111. Avrtaxoa ft. f . Thomivion. MOBaAST of STUB Uco. W Mrltri.l,-. Tuucul- Phil Mrtchaji. Strt. PpblioIsstri.ciiuN-U. U. M. KIr.. riATE PantTF.R- F. C. isakcr. JlMtSrruvt Cut' at K. S. Dean. Dmaicr AnoaiEY Third Ji niuti. 1i-iiuct Oeo. tl. Einarhaiu. RBPl'itLICAN COUNTY TK'KKT. ttk Sknaioi: Peter lining. - il t'uiinlnlMiii. hMMKtTATITE W. A. TdUlplf t.)ll - K. L. Smith. .1. A. hi 'hanl-wu. MtMUlkkluNCK J. It. Tl.il.. tUouRDtt r'reii C. (ioj'.o UU-P. .M. Mlll-:.L SBLairr Same A. tVjrl. fXlilLRLK I. R. Smith . UaoMOC James U.Jl.tVi . SUX4. Sl'PRlETENlhVt l;. A Mill,.'... SuvrroR K. T. T. FUher. CoMSitu Wm Fortialller. ORKOO.X AFFAlfiS ;ii&ss. t.X 0. C'ongrcssiii.'in Ilertiiann. who is always alert for the interest-" of the people of Oregon, has been scoring the government for its false system of economy concern ing postal facilities and other matters in the Northwest. Intrint; a speech on the floor of the house by representative Hermann, mi tlie legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill, a sharp colloquy occurred between him and Mr. Cannon.the chairman of the appropriation committee, in reference to Orejron'inatters. Mr. Hermann moved an amend mi nt increasing the amount for the surveyor-general's office of Oregon, which, nnder the Sparks adminis tration of the reneral land oflice, waH reduced. lie asserted to the house that if it wm the intention to abolish the office, as the meaner appropriations in the past would teem to indicate, then the house should have the manly courage at once to say so, but not attmipt to do bo in an indirect way. To impose great, important and responsible duties ujion an officer, and then to disable him from their performance, was neither just to the officer, business-like for the countrv, nor creditable to the public service. That be had moved, he savs, a like amendment wnen .Mr. ttanuau na-i marp- ' the bill, in a previous session, but ! he found the Eastern mind indil-! ferent to the situation in the West, and unable to comprehend the rapid settlement of the public domain, and the corresponding necessity for lilieral appropria-1 tions t. extend the public sur wvst. He called the 'attention -i the house to the necessity for careful supervision of the surveys being made of the lands oi the Indian reservations of this state with a view to allotment in sever alty among the Indians and the disposal oi the surplus to eagerly waiting h-uiseseekers. He ex pressed opinion that if more liberal clerical allowance hnd been allow ed the surveyor general of Oregon, serious errors would have been avoided as to surveys on the l"ma tilla Indian reservation, which seems to be an experimental ground for low bidders and ini tiates among surveyors. He recited the long delay and expense result ing from these errors, which might have been avoided by a more lilieral policy from the laud depart ment and from congress. An economy wincii teatis to error: ana extravagance .iocs not com mend itself t- any people. He also ventilated the tra-liti..,,- j a.1 and slow coach p'.licv and . . , . , . , i practice ot the postal system. In: 1.:- unnoe). in t be Kccor.l ).. win charges that under the mistaken economy of the last administration -ervice on fifty-eight mail r.mtes in Oregon was in th nrse of a tew montlis seriously atl'ected by ordcrs ot discontinuance 01 re duction. He hoped the present administration would not imitate such injurious and demagogic reform." It must take a more advance and liberal step. There i Ftill too much cheese paring in this great system which, now greater than all the rest, reaches more closely and familiarly among .e ranks oi tin- people. An illiberal treatment in the postal roc i u i re 1 1 iv n t of the country is more miicklv resent. 'd by ihe j pj-ople tlian when practiced in j any other department of the S"V i eminent. The chief pes'oilice in- Spectoi recommended an appro priation of . Iimi.ooo i..r increased lore-. Tin- postma-tei":-encral re duced this to fiy.fMi. The p..-t-ofliee inspect r sa : "This is an absolute necessity, to the cnl that the number of inspectors neces sary to ihe increased Work of this service may lt employed and more satisfactory results obtained. which, with the limited ..umber oi inspector- now .n the torcc. is imi)us.ilile." Wliile the current i wk of the service lias increased i iminensely. the average numlicTi of inspectors lias remained nearly the same. On ..unitary 1, is; it. the postolliees in the country nuinliercil .'iS.lll. The limited nuinher of insiiectois cannot ovet foe so many otlices. t'oinliicntin on the condition of the service in the Pacific Wc-t. Mr. Hermann asserts thas an nn- just discrimin.itio:i is show ill av'aiiit this -ection. He .;alt. that while there are eiirhty-i.nu postollice in.-ectols for the whole nation vet that onlv seven are issi'iieil to theetitire Paciticcoast. j representing an area eiual to.iiifm. entire nation. Theie tint one I KClieral inspector for ihe w hole coast, with headquarters at Mn Praneiseo. and he insists that not onlvshonld the force of inspectors lor the coast oe inerease'l. hut that there fhould he a headquarters iu j i ..i. ti . .leuoii :iimi. l lie :iiiii i iiiicirtui i.s applied to the railway mail ser vice. Many of the mistakes and delays in this hrancli could he avoided by an addition to the force, with a, division superintend ent for the Pacific Northwest. mm ' bottle;1 l'.r a!! by Pnshay .V Mi'm, ,. i .i i. . i Have vu l:'rl wlint Mr. !.. 1 he results ot the Pan-American j ,;, , -ain!.li(li.e citVi i M iV(, conference cannot Ik- easily est:- 0f (."lainbcrlain's Co'iie, ( li-.k-rn and mated. The one achievement of I Diarrl.rea Rtninly? If m-t, brre it is: .. ... ..... i "During last summer 1 was troubled lorming the arbitration treat v., " . ... ., , , i very imu-li with tevere pams in tbe which has already been siuiied by stom;lc, a.,a Uwcls, an 1 was inciio-.l nine of the powers--namely. thell.j a friend to try this lli-iiir.lv. I Tnited States, Guatemala. '.Vicar- ' toi'k -n ....sc. an pr tine.-.:..,,, an.j ,,,,,, , , i . . I it '.ivc inc alnm-t instant relief. I auua, Salvador, Honduras. I, olivia.!o.c,.f.lIlv ,.,.,,.,, lt trt tI. Eciiuador, Peru and P.razil is the! afliieted." '-'"i and ."( cent l.til. s ! forerunner ..! miiver-al peace ; s.i!! by t-".bny & Mssmi. among those nations, and will be, -. - ranked as one of the historical achievements ol that eonterence. As the Chronicle savs it is not oa-'y to overestimate the import ance w hi-h I Ids step will as. mm' in the eyes of Kurope. The liplo- mats of that country are accus tomed to look below the surface oi things and to read between ihe lines of treaties and agreements, and when thev see nine American republics, including the 1'uitf-d States, solemnly agreeing ;. sub- mit their national diifercnces i.. 111 Olll ailOJl llir-ie.i. i mi iiiiim:i v. .ii . j it will not fail to occur to them i that the next and most natural I step would be for these same' nations to baud together for the common defense in case of attack J upon any one by a r'" ' ' power. The logic of the situation demands it, for if the agrement be to keep the peace among them selves, it almost necessarily follow . s that the league would not permit it to be broken bv a foreign foe. Tin: lioatuum that ed bold. llyron dnrin ing his sojourn in f ireece ied near the spot w here raster breathed bis last. recently died his poet mast He was accorded the honors ot a public funeral as much as a gicut j statesman or famous soldier would have been, simply from the fact that he had been familiar with; the great poet. Sol a California Brar. Auvbody can catch a cold tlii kind of weather. The trouble is to let go, Ilka the man who caught the hear, Vfe advise our resdi.TS to imrch-tsn of FhV t Masoa a bottle of Santa Ahle. the California Kl!nrolC..i....!n... an. Asthuui, Urom -hitU. ouglH iiiid Croup t'tiiv. and keep it hanily. 1 1 pleasing to the tiifct-o and dealh to the Slold t -l ti) a bottle or S for i'i 60. (.'ailfoniia l at- R-Ctire gives immediate relief. The l 'at'irrl,,.! virna U m.i.n dlkidaeed bv it hMlim. nr..! irf.net rat in r uoturt;. Give it a trial. Six month treatment . . ..... . 1 00, seat by mail $1 It. XIJ W TO-DA I". " "IJlIAtnON for Ale-X.v 1, jfrade A, nearly -- .L -ii-w very vhea-i, :d-o a iiiiiirle hsrni. II. r . TAt.li-r Mimy l.ir.l., Kip;IUh an.l German -infr. For parttuiiars In.iiiire of Jin. Wm. Mvit. - ......... H . Al r.l. Alii lllit.ll A.M-Ml-r.l.- . .... Otli .-e o er Kipt National l.AiikJIiniMiiii. Allmny, Or. W..rt. '.I.c-tie.l from all part-i of the ,',,uii'. . rptlAT IIAI'MXO (HilCII crm W -.1 .,u'nk I ly i-nred hy ShiIoli'l"nr-. W e-.-7iir n.'i. it. sold l.y l'...iay t .Vinson. : " - : rtrK-7" 1 I sell the best lumber in this . ciui- i try, ccdat I'osts, binl.-. I .?li, doors and windows, iu,.iiiil:iip, u'.c. !'rii:e from S5 to per thousand. Yard at Lawsen, ou the Narrow (ian -e. ' See ine before purchasing elsowhcre. V. W. CRAWFORD, l'ostofli.-e a'Mress, Tallman. Oregon. f 1 Hllllli'l 1 nnin THK MARKETS. Ai.iiwn April Tin- markets are very -iiiet. there Iwing no movement in either wheat i -oats. AI.IIAM tiVO l ATION-. VVhr.ii;--lH; l 0. 1ts Flour l.i-" pel I'l'I Potatoe-1 si Eggs butter l.'i) 1. :i nl I'i.'sa? .1'h Hams Viu(i(h'" .tiuiil.lei Si.Jlt'i. J!:U'lll toy? I'ic. 1I:IV l illiotliv, SIl'.. .!- Hint IV e.ll, iVi. ' Ap. cs -rerii, I'H'c !..: j'cr bn. I'lu JH Uricil, Ut v. per it.. AppV tle:u-lifil !'.- it. H r. tiliickeus t.r,0(ii... uv Hide KcM" hitlrs. "rcci . 4 , . 1f . . I .11.... .III-.. .1 .v . lta 111 at.c,miinK to Woo. Beef Wi'i- arim. Lanl Kcir-. r imlUn tin. 10c, P1,i,s i:iii" Hi.- I:.T -I rlll-el Uyn:;B's. N-i. 1 St.ir li.iuiitiirs inn! .ill l.imi.. f i'ri!i :tr.li :il o(l i lit :i 'rt l.MV l-jnro :it (Vir.iJ M-vi!!. l.iTcr of o,-il ,oi,e Siii I.t e.i!l (III !l!l '. Til.'V ll.lVi! ; 1 T ieiril .i lol . in'.' t i'. jMl. f;i-li HWiTt. Mexlcm l.'utitis Biti.-rs if !l.e titt j remedy lu tlie woiM fur liver -H'l kid ' ner ili.-ase, iin!i3''lioii. 'i' . l : - i'r : at"M iiaum.urlV ' A irr iiiic of tine vn!l.tu :':U . I., r.ialiii liave li.-fii uppiif! ;if Vf-i m i .r A Ir.'l.oi. -'i' :iv. ami ..ijj-n-t (ijr7,v' ci; ,,, and frust-Wit' Pain.B.ilm. ri:aiilt-r!:iiil' r.-ie J.I oinl't tT ppli.'i! to tlir lisi'li f at! ' it 1U .nrvet.l tie- U'.n frmn inn.tr. . ,u f,, .,;,.,,,, 4,f ; u ti.l ss.ot ivston- liir p;i'tl.. iu-.iitl'y ;':V:,!i;i"" V'"r nI',h v (Jr.in l Ainiv Ii.iv... :k Uili .:- Ili.OlV i in tie- li- r, Stcu' 1 i , others, w at !.e inteir' ...-;..., il.,. it ! ....... .... Teilll., ilo 11 A. I. t ' . i .ilciii l.l'I: f Duu't Tt-iin. ami (': i. II. -:.vs: "W uave hail an cpi I whooping cooiih here and I "ban ilain' fnitsih Remedy liai been tlie eii! tliin.; that: has dunu any grm.i." Tiiere n i. : aanwer truiii wlinipicg fonpi iu.'m this rei'itiU i fivelv HM'd. . i-ciii Mr. P. .1. Sn-.itii, K.i.f.u i.t tin- V: AliPrciiiiiii.i;., lakota, Ib-rakl, I'lie in.. t vt ..';'Ui f al iiu 'limit!", 1 bav? ever in.;t !'.::, ij ( ii.im' i i i.mi Colic, t'iiulriii and I:rrb'ea Kincly. In ca- i.f :'n.!i..: is ;-ivc ereilv 1.'- j liat i:i iiiintu, tillll I i .i r f. u ml I Put in al.a'.i w :iter, 1 :l ni-ii-u.-ti-ii...-. on!. tin- pa-.i.fii! i!i.i-!l".'i, v. kirhi ; llU.tii IVj'.ri' I .v.i'liK" I . . id.i not t t.n.l Mb- wiiii..iit it in ;(" cent bflti-i -i.siiay &. M isyn l.e l-.. J..r fie bv uiilrarlvr anil Itelldrr. ' I ) uma.G niLt ifRMsii pf.vs. i-ii'in- i ! Hon e.. I ! t;il"v (i.r all l:inU of buil.!- ..ml aiiliit.vtui.-. Alt w.ii'l; pi.niii.ttv j loin aol ':i:.rjr.t. o-l lr. bv Hint-' 1. n5'. fiiri.i.tn.l -in .ft.irr ::r l.tltiiiin. r.'fti.t.-r.o . pun l ir l o !i lini:.!;!.-.. Liver w 'j ! fZ? 0"J jtfit ! L W l U t V f One Dose WORTH ion Dollars ! )P, k. I.. !:: I .-..iirt.r om-iM.c of Sim i mrm hirer Ke-jnluOr north (in. I as I constiiat J. had ilr.-ul.n-li.-. cul.i m noth- : I ni with nti:,fj-lioti er ai.iilr- Im.i tlie I S "" ?!" '" !,.1.,-':!A".r t"" .K"r"- 1 rc. . evnrv nKtliy ,..r,udi , ,,. ,.,;inf(i ; i,.,nimrv n-tlj. One .losa of S X. K did mr j inorf j.-oo,f tfisu Wioa uvrtli ni -tucton nn.l I ikctorui'.'. Ite-p'y, J ! Mari: j i hnvc brcn a tu.-u.hcr f .r twiitv vonr, cir.d I ( durine that time have liad lrpeatctlnttjb'kof i I headachr. uroduotd by tori. 1.1 Lircr. nml liave been entirely cured by Mmmo.-m Liiei i.t-iuiH'i.r. iuuii lU'.'ulii-er. I found it to he of no o.t!J a I character in iw ach-.i. as not to interfere, in I the least mth in" untie iu the ehool room, Iiitli,wKm!wloitratliindMlJf,'tt'.ik Kime. I .i.nn..t too highly reiminnrf Sim i nisrin I ivr ItceulAtor. K. K, fimire; (.'ampkellTille, K . Wo are p.-riuatieutly located on the o!l t'line lumiPKteail '., mile from A'.banv 1111 ( 'oi'vallis roan. We on iiaie! a lar;: t.vk 1.: Iliirc Fiiiii li'i'cs ..(ur uwi. -rowing, ul.i.-li wewil: g.H at lowct hvmg rat-s. raitie centeinplatiii i.latitin trees will consult their ititeresn by examining i-ur (t-n-l: and prie.-s bi lure p'ireliasing. Ill' M AN' A. f.rOW M.I.I . Albany, Ore-ri. IJA KU- SAI.P. -4-I.KAN HKAV ot XX 1 to til timnUir, will he wi.l in n.ilnlltii i 1 19 suit ar rewoable rAte fr ih, a! the itaKle of B. Memstnrv Simmons 'in it .1 hnmr ii iiiinAiiiACt 1 IWccl i lUJMlia .J r L.UTCU, .At v-., ,o AVI. liVAIVI' IV tr.ri.l r.-i. nisi! iini: wrrEii and m m mmm H I Q r grc"'.TUPfi &T ' " Sit '' S Z&W'-?1 r ' i full linrt.fSiui.Uis' tf,:... . , -..!.., iu s-j.puTi-T. " U II WW - r '05-nd foi- Ci ruljp.5l btricfhl.'i Lr ;AnirjNQlEDIoRpyiLLr..CAi. ,; i mm miii fjprffinwu3.TMwjemrr'.:!y.. latast and CMTdrou's Yaregorio oi Karoot.O Vu Cantoriv cut! C.-i'.M,jCoi!iIt;r.' ; Hur Btoninch, Ularrliics, i.m-ltA.r. C.i.ta liealtbv rVcp ; ulso ul.ta CI vt. - MA! .M'-T 0 iiinu iiiiti Kmbiaeiiiv u line lie.- ol s' Rx mi i in 1 I.. ie M-i! I.i. '.ill!. !. i. .'..;'! i.'tf.-t rtK.-k f C ilia i, 3 ffTf HTy V Am GOLDEN RULE BALAAM. !Tiii:bi-;AUi.V(T('i:(cKi:p.v. i axcv t;oois and toy stohi: i OF ALBANY. Tllr, ONLY (iKNPINK lKMiKKS Pd.OS S1L j VKPWAUK, ITU'NCII CHINA ANI (iLASSWAKi:. L'.OY'S YV HONS, P.AP.Y AND 15(I.L CA1?. 1 PI A(.iKS, AND A General Ass: Specialty iu tin- tilie-t Teas. ( V.llees nil J family tiroeeries. rlireet for net cash and ( arries the largest stock in tho Yailey. jtSr"Insuranco agent for l ire ntid Marine. vnninti A I ijow jcct'iviug saJV-lv .-i 1 have the- Wl HIS in v i slock CVr-r SllOWIJ Ml All Dress Goods Department Is very lull, comprisimc I H4nf;,(i., V oli,, IjnVC .'L fllll llllf' Ot illl I Ul'I) lieniieWa. .IJ' UNV 1. l lull livn w m ! rool Henriettas:. CasbmeK'sAImos, Prei-.eii and ; mestic suitinqe, satteens, GENTS' I'URNISHINfl (iiQPS. ! H1JVTJ1 'Kri.-n.' WPll! GKNTS' HOSIERY," UMRELL.S, ; 8 1 v.r, . r m I wonH cull es-!pcial attention t our fto?k or WHITE GOODS. VLOUNCINGS AND EMBROIDERIES. ' rr 1 1 I-.-., 2 p iiavp Uie ilgUf J JUI ,i u , Knrf sav thev We invite comparison. kfiit ooods at the lwt W. F" ' . ... I C " ' I . . 0 .i 'oiiivd Jlaseii ewiiViiMiliiii'ii OHiCCON x'c make prices rattle on liaid-: ware, Uoi.j. movi - unit i.atuje. Tiir.ar-a:id Piuml.-ing. (..'ail audi see us if volt want i'.nvthing in our : i.r. Vi b"v bv the carload. v 4 .'. .... & t -- cptijiit? cporjjg to Gas't.' "7 5or CairCyj. ! irit. rmr.l:.i;,lLL ro-.tu to i.i.-, QfTJX mi any cr-t - r.. .i. ,i-..ii..ar. s 1!! Sc. 0-fcr.U.r., '..-I joi .yi; WF.CI.'IVKI) Illff i ur , ! i ith will be sold at bottom price Counter 1 www ii: iuni inu: : iiH. t-. make l'ui.iu fjir i.ev tu.-ids lie u ; Le.ul.i, remu!snti,i notinci, etc., at a 1. I ft. J J o rtmont of Fancy Goods. Aiounent r i)i (1:-' U!m1 I iVill Avell 'lit1! 1im-st siinno- My .-ill the new. shades in silk; fU Also : LAPIKS' DRRSS GOODS, I IJVDIES1 FANCY (JOODS, LADIKS' UNDKUWF.AR. ! LADIKS' HOSIERY, ' LADIES' NOTIONS, fk& " Si V X ( ' hose. n.i- '-' - Mic the bfPt made. ,t Our motto is the v io!ble pnoM. ives p v, READ . Albany, 0'.jg.j:i lleijes!The City Liquor Store JI. liAUMUAHT, rropr fetor. ifr.N'tM tloor to the t IIok-s' ciclc, Albany, ln-ou tl K ). eoiistauvlv on hu.il the ruirot iiurtrl stid .l'nntic ine, li'itu.; tc1 riTira. tinly lirt c!' linur-rftirc in tho . :tv SPECIAL 4TTEKT'CN PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE.COUMF.i iaiiutacturerof Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ( t I T rit i r v ixr J ZV U JL X'JIX tlie Lot torn i ik1o..ii a'lvi;-tie.t j.rii-o. If the ill F i t 1 C.ti i. ! ' '' !W. L. DOUGLAS :S3 SHOE FCR GENTLEtYiEW. -'Oi: i ' i We.- liave ! !' .'.i date I Ni' tuci-il rates wl.ieli dupiit , ( 1 tl.is n-.at'-, ! Mia'.l 1 e lis TOILE'l' AXJ AW. ALSO . ; ii! :i !:t i.eat i-. u ; i . - ly !.. . , )--s-; l!;i'iieat:-s i i.c b::il fiom t .'.r:!-: aave nl.,,ut lsi.H i,eLatii.. m:.i!e ? ra- .. hie.l at lil.e :.it i; ii.. . :i ri .1 w oi k :.: : 1 T on :it ur s I .' ! ..Ill-" l' Tlie Finest Line of Pianos and Organs In tiie:8- WinnTvinTfn ITnllaTT rfiJiamouuD va-iin.i and exajmiam:? his MM Ailaiii.jii'. 1 rliililion v. ii Priii.-rtii-vfii, 1 A:b.i.v. Tiie o.-.! t .--:alii.!i .-. : -t-jr.-r ..I.', r ! year .!.! :'. o:.i .'.ij i.i;.l f--it::i il M.iVu.-. Aifiw ! "if,, .i f -J ',:':, .-;at .! t i S'i a:;. 0111" miitU, 9320. ti : y.-ar "id ieoi.r.1 -J:J 1 S 111 ,.t Altitiient, ti e irc if a uriit.uiit a::d Masie Arnold, rrcord C:5f- (pnblio tiia! :2i.i Pauebter m liin famons bror.,1 maro, Alien Drakf. t'.ie dam nf Norman Medium. Y.l! lie keiifat Corvallis Monrlavs j find Ttuarlaya; s ' aeil Saturdavs. at Hsirey, Wcdnrsdayg Seaaoa c .-..-.r.ii:iiag Apiil lit, ami 11 1 re:- i ily asuineJ f-r acciJrtita. ; Tbaakieg cur patrnii3 for past favors v . ..'i "1 I mrera of the licht ) harness boreo to call and see us. A few o.uicc biuej nitres suited to tho J hove ptal lions, also ohoice yonng drivers and colta from foi ealc. Will take ' .!easnre in slinwina etock any day eacept Sunday. MCKNIGHT BROS : FE JL X (iKNERAb PRODUCE MARKET. ANT1'.! SPECIALLY II Ay, oat aud jintattes, to supply cust the Oregon Pneifie Railroad extrusion and .mv-increasing home 1 (ill wber. I seil n rurtlfiea to' f nit the ij.t:M ah Chonv Ciga ; C .ill r .-.iin-.l mi, J.l.l Hue a. I. 1.. : ) llami tlnAa i a lid 1 1 -. i;tt:..i r Vt nlri i-leol. j Jil I Ii. ii i . ( i ill. M.lttie liis ; i v 'U III. . s.i.i.u : ;h'ie- , Tim LiTuiin-: IMIOTOCHAS'llKIi: . v, ;:! n;.-.. in etilv ' : V V.I V . 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