The Russian Grain Crop.
F r ora the official report of tho
Russian harvest just made public it
appears that the pre\i >ns alvire-j of
tiie partial failure of the wheat crop
were true, although c\a*i^eratetl.
But the ^00(1 crops of tho interior
provinces of the Empire cannot
compensate for the almost complete
failure of the crop in the southern
part of the country. Western Eu
rope ha-» drawn largely for years
from the southern provinces, which'
arc easily accessible. In that section
comparatively no grain will be avail
able for export the present season.
The fact that the crop of tho inter
io r was satisfactory will be of little
benefit to the distant countries need
ing foreign supplies. We know in
this country how largely the o -t ot
. transportation to the seaboard enters
into the question regarding how
much grain will l>e shipped abroad
in any one season. In Russia, 1 m > w-
ever, they are much more deficient
in facilities for getting the products
to the seaboard than wo are. They
have no largo lakes or favorably-
located rivers, and the number <>1
railways now in operation is insignif
icant
wlieq compared w di the
breadth of the country that has to
I k * accommodated by them.
The fact, therefore, that tho yield
of some of the northern and central
provinces is hotter tlran was at first
anticipated,will not materially change
the* prospect regarding tin* foo 1 sap-
ply required to satisfy tho demands
of the countries in which the harvest
is known to be largely d •tu ient.
But it may bo anticipated th it !i ig-
lish and French buyers will turn
this favorable circumstance to the
b st possible u*e iu their efforts t<
keep down the price of grain. For
a time they raav sitiveed in depress-
sing values, but when consumers
learn by dear experience the cost of
moving property from the favored
provinces of interior Prussia, it is
probable that the grain averages of
the leading European markets will
advance in spite of the effort of the
bears to keep them down.— Buffalo
B a rrio ' a m i Journal.
How to Buy a Horse.
From the advance sheets of lo w
AY. H. Murray’s new book on “ The
Horse,” we extract the following:
Be Hire that the horse you pur
chase has symetry, viz: is well pro
portioned throughout. Never pur
chase a horse because he lias a
splendid development of one part
•>f his organization, if he is lacking
in any other. Above all keep well
in mind what you are buying for,
and buy the horse best adapted to
the w ork you will require of him;
and when such an animal is yours be
content. Never jockey. An occa
sional exchange may be allowable;
out this daily “ swapping ” of horses
advertises a man's incompetency for
anything higher. Another caution
is this: Never purchase a horse un
til you have seen him move, and un
der the same conditions to which lie
will be exposed in the service you
will expect of him. I f for draft,
sec him draw, back, and draw round
in both directions; if for the road,
see how he handles himself, not,
merely on level ground, but going
up sharp declivities, and, above nil,
fc descending them. In this way
you will ascertain the faults or excel
lencies of both his temper and struc
ture.
Iq these exercises drive him yonr-
relf. The reins in a skillful hand,
aide 1 by the whip or mouth, can be
nia lo to conceal grave defects. Let
him move with a loose rein, so that
he may take his natural gait, and
not his artificial; for, by so doing,
you will detect any mistake of judg-
inent y >u may have made in looking
him over in a state of inactivity.
Many a time unsoundness will ap
pear in motion, which no inspection
<>f the eye or finger, however close,
can aicertain.
When you have
walked him and jogged him, if he is
in f;cTve in any other than mere
draft purposes, p it him to his speed,
and keep him at it for a sufficient
distance to test his breathing ca
pacity; tlu-n pall him up; jump from
th e wml'jtiu an i loo k ut
i I1Q1 >rr*: l*is nostrils, and
close to flic side o f li is <
tier toi ascertain if th e ; tion of the
1
tA
is norm al.
If t
Ira*; ca used him to pro-
free
a ll Hu? b e tte r; fo r vo
.too, w hen you take him
the
si li io, wnctlu r h a “
o ff”
q u ie ti: :ra a ll li »r.ses i L> 111 mud
he a lili
Slck
Headacii
DR. J. BOYCE & SON,
This is not needed and has no good
result. The only remedies which
. . . .
Oregon
are <>f any avail are those which »et Hillsboro . . . .
(>n the nervous system, such as liofc
DEAL Eli IN
tea and coffee; or, after the stomach
PERFUMERY,
is quieter, and the more urgent symp DRUGS, MEDICINES,
toms have paused off, a little wine
(«lass,
Faints,
Hooks.
Oils,
or Araonia. I f the headache take
Stationary,
the form of hcmicrama, then reme
lVines, liquors etc.,
dies are occasionally useful , as the
vfo f medical tine only,)
local application of the bisulphide
Af.no
of carbon, or galvanism, and in
A LARGE STOCK
ternally the bromide of potassium.
OK
This is the only drug which I have
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES.
really seen
to be serviceable,
Fancy goods of all kii Is sold cheap for
whilst the nausea exists and the
oanh.____________________ ^_________ nfblm
worst symptoms prevail. — British
Mcdiml Journal.
THE GEEAT
JOB PRINTING
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Of all Kinds
DONE IN * THE BEST STYLE OF TKEART
And at the
ost Rcasonatolo Rates,
At the
FOR SALE OR TRIE.
“ IN D E P E K T O E N T T ” O F F I C E ,
FO RESTG RO V E , ........................................................................ OR EC ON.
The liquor-men of Massachusetts
are working vigorously to secure a
— A—
POSTERS (o f nny Size),
B IL L HEADS,
legislature which will repeal the ob
SPAN
OF
HEAVY
TEAM
HORSES
noxious prohibitory law and restore
license. One of their arguments is
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS.
H I L L TR AD E FOR SM A LLE R IK* S
that, as the State lias a debt of
t-s or cash. They ar-» a good fa ini tun
000,000, the revenue of which a “ ju Inquire at the Dost office. M. R. Brown.-
LAW YERS’ BRIEFS,
SHOW CARDS,
dicious licenso law ” would afford
LAW YERS’ BLANKS,
VISITING CARDS, rJ &
would suffice to pay the debt
in five or six years ! Nothing is said
by them of tiie probable effect upon
LABELS,
RECEIPT It TOIL.
tin* peoplo of such a six years ex-
periincut, with the sale and con-
BLANK BOOKS,
nnption of alcoholic beverages so
AC., AC. ¿
increased as to pay therefrom $”>7,-
000,000 revenue to tho State. W c
Printed to order, and iu the best Stvle.
the good people of Massa*
A H T IÖ T .
ehusetts will find some other way to
pay their State debt, and hold fast
t<>, and faithfully execute, th*nr pru*
hibitory law.— S. 1. Atll ocate.
1
An Infallible m . 001 » P l i i l l i r a , posnort
lng rare t u \ i c and x e n v i x E i>roii*-rtl«**—
a certain cum for n i i E L a A T i a a , t o e T i
M i R t i . t n , and all kindred Diseases.
It completely restore* tho system when ini’-
paired hy disease, revives tho action o f th4
K in X F X S .m l G E X IT X L « I I G A X S , I t d i.
cally cures » r a O F l ' L A . s a l t a i f r i ' O i
fe ll all I : R ( P T I V i; nnd r iT A X E O U S Dis
eases, gives immediate and permanent relief
in d v s p k p m a , K R TM ftPK i.A ft. Tumors',
Boils, Scald Head, I'lcerS and Sores; eradi
cate-* from the sybtem all trace* of Mercurial
Disease,
It is P t n n . v v r c r T A R i . r , being made'
from au uerb f-’ und indigenous in c
It is then fore j.e u lia rly suitable fo r use by
Females aud CbiKln ii, us a u l o o u
l - l l ll f mi H i:^ O V \ T O R .
J. W. Robinson
The old paper at Fort Dodge, Iowa,
Iras suspended, the last issue saying:
•If another idiot attempts to estab
lish a paper in Fort Dodge, we hope
there will be a mule handy to kick
him into the river.”
List of the Post-Offices of Oregon.
( lackama*
Bari rvr,
Beaver.
Butte Creek,
f'anliy,
Clackamas,
C’h-.ir Creek,
Cuttingsvill,
Damascus.
Eagle Creek,
(ilad Tidings,
Highland,
Molalla,
Milwaukie,
Needy,
X'>rt<>n.
t Iregon City.
Oswego,
Sandy.
I ’eoria,
Pine,
Seio,
S. x ¿ a Springs,
Slletld s.
Columbia.
C -lamina City,
Clatskanie,
Rainier,
St. Heicns,
Sauvies Island,
Seappoose.
Curry-
Chetcoe,
Ellenshnrg,
Port Orford.
North ('.involivi ilio,
Valley,
j » i.ll-iviiif,
< ionlinr.
I Kell .ggs,
| L mkinglass,
Myrtle Creek,
< )aklan«l,
Ite s ( 'reek,
Roselmrg,
S.
dttshurg,
T. n Mill,
l ’ i:q«jua City,
W ilbur,
Voile; ilia.
Grant.
'Canyon City,
C;Miip Watson,
T h o tn ia causo o f sii k headache 1 lay viile,
lics i l i <q> in trio palie; it i i* 1 i. > »\ n- » Irani,
erAev, and is d< vt iojit 1 ! >y a hundred John I lay City,
d iffe rint causes. T h e ; idvice, then, l'raiiv City.
to sufi erers is tu ,qive n > much tone
ns thè v ean to tlic ir nei” cs l>v adopt- \P1,1. -..te,
A-U.ual Mills,
all tlioso m ethods
i
Bio\vu-,lionrgh,
lias
sliow
n
ns
t->
>e
g
o
o
d
,
am
i
ricu ce
* < !>ti .1 Point,
th en o void , as far as jn ucticable, all Eagle Point,
■ anses which are 1 mown to ex- • »rant’s Pass,
th o
Hot Springs,
c i t i an attack.
I need
'Jacksonville,
Beri I h ? a sick headacii
Klamath,
rise» in tho morning more dead than Linkville,
alive; perfectly unable to swallow Lam; U Vall«y,
tho smallest particle of food, and l ’im nix,
Ro k Point;
often, perhaps, Actually si«?k; lmw ! Sam’s
Valley,
the head throbs, and the pain in- | TaMe Rock,
crea es bv the slightest niovenient; I Willow Sjtrings,
how speaking or doing is a burden Y.uiax.
Jackson,
HAVING NOW COMPLETED A NEW
CIRCULAR M IL L , I AM NOW PR E
PARED TO F IL L ORDERS FOR
THE VARIOUS KIND S OF
BUILOING MATERIAL
R E A S O X A B L E T E R AI S.
Neatly Executed.
N A T IO N A L BANK
San Trancisco.
O F PO R T L A N D .
Designated Depository and Financfa
Agent, U. S.
Rates Reasonable
inside the Coast Range, together with a
and
Good Mill and Experienced Sawyers,
AND PCRPOSE FPRNISHIN>} CUS
TOMERS W ITH THE REST
I N OUR LINE.
G ALLE R Y —Over
President............ .HENRY FAILING
Cashier.....................JAMES STEEL
I
sdefexd ekt
Office.
WE
ARE
READY!
COME 01 \MlU R RAII !
D
Polk.
Bethel
Bridgeport,
Buena Vista,
‘ Dallas,
Enin,
Elk Horn,
(¡rami Round,
Independence,
Lincoln,
Luekimnte,
Lewisville,
Monmouth,
Perry dale,
Riekreull,
Zer>a,
Tillamook.
(¡aribnldi,
Kilehis,
Netaras,
Nestockton,
Tillamook,
Track.
NEW S T O C K
So Beautifnl in Material,
Maple,
Ash,
Cottonwood.
Oak,
Alder,
Inrnislied to wagon Mak« is. ( ar Build
ers or Shippers, when ordered in quantities
sufficient to justify,
. %r Orders solicited and Satisfaction guar
anteed. A dress
WM. MCLEOD,
ntily
Forest Grove, Or.
th
Union.
Cove,
*La Grand,
North Powder
< trixlell,
Summerville,
Union.
Wasco.
Antelope,
Bridge Creek,
Desehuttes,
Ibppner,
Hood River,
Mt. llood,
Prinevill«;,
Rock Creek,
Kcotts,
Spanish Hollow,
‘ The Dalles,
Warm Springs,
\\ ase« >,
Willoughby.
W a s h in g t o n .
Beaverton,
Centerville,
Cornell ns,
‘ Forest Grove,
Glenoo,
Greenville,
Hillsboro;
M iddbton,
Sholls Ferry,
Taylor’s Ferry,
Tualatin,
Wapato,
beyond bearing; bow one prays to
Josephine..
be let alone iu the utmost quiet so Kirby,
that he may, if possible, sleep. Lelnnd,
Yamhill.
T o other persons the sufferer looks Slate Creek,
Amity,
extremely ill. very pale,dark around Wal.lo.
Bellevue,
the eyes, and with con tine ted pupils.
DavtoB,
Lane.
To himself his head feels hot, and Butte Disap’ntra’t, ‘ linfavett?*,
McMinnville,
the application of cold is most re ('■ tt.igo Grove,
Mountain IIou.c,
Coast Fork,
freshing. Thu clamminess in the Camp Creek,
North Yamhill,
mouth, the nausea and general gas Cartwright’«,
Sheridan,
West Chchalems-
tric disturbances, arc secondary, j ‘ Eugene City,
‘Wheatlund,
and have no connection with any j Franklin,
Newbe ro,
i
Juneti<
ni,
improper meal, and thus are in no
t Long Tom,
way relieved by the too frequent and
guorantly administered purgative.
Money Odder Offices,
*•' ■ *
n r Sight, or Sixty Days’ Bills Drawn in
Sums to suit direct on
,
,
and with one aeeord give it their unqualified appro-
liation. We now address ourselves to all wbo are un-
arfiuainted with th>s. the greatest Fanace- o f the ago
for llie healing o f all dis««L*es o f the »n.oat and
Lungs, assuring you that
1*0 l i s ,
Ber lin,
Fra li k lort-on-t he
Main.
NEWELL’S
Pulmonary Syrup
l ag cured thousands and It will euro TOC If you try
it
This invaluable medirine is pleasant to the last«;
soothing, healing and strengthening in Ha eUSrta; i n-
Vrely fr>>e from all poisonous or deleterious drugs,
and perfectly tunnless under all cirv imstances.
Ov . tnicate* from many prominent ; iu k u i uf Baa
r.Tuicisco accouipaay every bottle o f
OswcgO,
CL ACKAMAS C O U N T Y , OREGON
MU SIC ST C F. E ! G.W. WALLING &C0.
SOLE AGENCY FOR
BÜRDET ORGAN!
WE HAVE ADOPTED A SCALE OF
BURDET ORGAN!
NEWELL’S
Pulmonary Syrup
Branch Opened
AT
TflK
RKPINCTON A CO. AgenU, San franciac«,
Central
MaPltct.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Trees of a ll' KIrc?s
Furnished at Catalogue Prices.
make
S E N D FOR CATALOGUE.
“ In neatness of case and purity of tone, it
Call and see to satisfy yourself that we is unequalled.”
DR. THOMAS T. MINER.
mea/l wlmt we say. We also have Fine
Lafayette Lodge of Perfection, Port Town
Stock of tho latest stvle of HATS and CAl’ b
send, W. T.
J. KOHN & CO.
»•¡Mf
Portland Or.
Call on -T. B. Matthews for dress goods,
flannels, cassimeres, jeans, etc., all very
cheap.
Umatilla.
C ceils,
Cayuse,
Marshall,
Aleadowville,
Mitch«'ll’« Station,
F.ilton,
1 ¡lot Rock,
lVndleton,
‘ Cmatilla,
Weston,
_
NEWELL’S
Pulmonary Syrup
NURSERY!
For Rent or Sold on Installments !
as
Is really the TT.IW BFJ5T remedy ever compounded
for the cure of Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Consumption. Thou
sands Of |>eople in California and Oregon hav« been,
already UeueCued by the surprising eurauv« power»
Willamette
That we are at a loss to describe, and sim
ply say
PRICK S SO LOW
fo
C O M PETITIO N A F O L L Y .
NEWELL’S
Pulmonary Syrup
of all kinds furnished to order and «1« livered j >'«///// Ej-rh,ni<i* <o«l Ti lf>n'U}>hic Transfers
iu any part of the city or surround-
Pu¡fable in < 'out ,,r ( 'urreiirufvr Sale on
ing country at the custom
ary prices when so
|
ordered.
N ew Y ork ,
S an F r n iiC I s r o ,
OP
So vast in Quality,
So Superior in Styles,
tn c o in o r
ATLANTIC- C ITIES.
ill Front Street between Washington and
Alder,
DO NOW OFFER FOR THE INSPEC
TIO N OF THE PUBLIC
A COMPLETE
r e c e iv e d
C l RKENt A t subject to Check at Sight.
LETTERS OF CREDIT issued available
in the
J. KOHN & C O .
East Portlaml,
‘ Portland.
,
Ptruell’s Valley,
Springviile,
Wallamet Slottgh.
C O M E O F Y O l’ CA V T , A V D W E P I T T
iN you. You have tried every remedy but tb« ON8
des’tmcd, l>y its intrinsic merit, to supersede all sim
ilar preparations. It is not surprising you should b*
reluctant to try something else after th« many ex
periments you have made o f trashy rmnpoubd#
foisted ou the public a* a certain cure; but
Interest allowed on Time Deposits of
Coin.
A F T E R M A N Y MONTHS OF P R E P A R
A TIO N , WE,
Multnomah.
e p o s it s
ROUGH OR DRESSED LUMBER
HARDWOOD
LUMBER.
TH E BEST IN OREGON.
•
STOP THAT COUGHING
I HAVE AN ABUNDANT SU PPLY OF
THE BEST
YELLOW FIR TIMBER
Or d i n a n c e No. 3.
T lIK rKCTT.K OF THK TOWN OF FOREST GROVE
1)0 ORIMitf AS f o l l o w s :
H ko . 1, That from and after the passage
B U R D E T O R G AN !
“ I think their tone far superior to any in- ;
struments of that description in the market.” 1
J. H. MUNSON,
Grand Worthy Secretary, I. O. G. T.
BURDET ORGAN !
Tell me not in mournful numbers
Life is sinking to decay,
.
Should there come in frightful number#
O'er your heads the silvery gray.
Merchant Jewelers,
ODD F E L L O W S ' T E M P L E ,
of this Ordinance, no shows, circuses,
theatricals or other amusements shall be
permitted to exhibit within the corporate
PORTLAND, OREGON.
limits of this town without first having Is not only warranted for five or ten years
obtained a License for that purpose; and (if you want), but warranted to give saris
faction, or no sale.
the It« eord* t is hereby authorized to issue
<i. L . D e P H A N S ,
Licenses as heri inafter provid«-<l.
M an a ger,
S ec . 2. Any person wishing to obtain a
OREGON
BRANCH
HOUSE.
License shall apply to tin« Marshal and it
Portland, Oregon
shall lie his duty t<> enquire into the charac
Watch Repairing,
ter of the exhibition proposed to be given,
and to charge such a sum as may appear to
Diamond Soiling,
him to he just and proper Proviilnl, That no
License shall he grunted for less than five
Enameling and Engraving, |
dollars for each exhibition given. Nor shall
the Recorder issue any License until the
applicant shall tile with him the Marshal’s
A Specialty.
receipt for the amount charged speci
fying the number of exhibitions paid for.
S e c . 3. Any person or persons who shall
i-('ate the provisions of See. 1, of this Ortli-
nanee, shall on conviction thereof 1 adore the
______ All W o r k W a r ra n t é d .
Recorder's Court in a suit in the name of
Persons Wishing to
the people of the Town of Forest Grove, be
punished by a line of not less than twenty-
five dollars fi?T more than one hundred FURNISH OR REFURNISH HOUSES
dollars and shall be imprisoned until said
fine is paid, said imprisonment in no ease
Tliis Spring,
to e*fee«‘d thirty days.
Should not omit to call upon
S ec . 4. ft shall be the duty of the Mar
shall to prosecute tli«' suit Contemplated by
this Ordinance, and to pay all moneys col
lected in accordance with its pr«Tvisi*>ns,
FOREST G R O V E OREGON.
into the Treasury in the same manner as
other taxes.
a n u f a c t u r e r a n d d e a l e r in
S ec . 5. Nothing in this Ordinance shall
all kinds of
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
be so construed as to require a License from
the people of the Town for any concert,
Who have now tin ir
lecture, fair, festival, or school exhibition
SPRING
STOCK READY!
they may wish to gi?o.
Adopted, Nov. 11th, 1873.
SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS & Lashes
A. S. W ATT,
And arc prepnredto do better with theirous-
Repairing promptly attended to.
/ ‘resilient Hoard Trustees.
X tomers than ever before.
nl3;2m
A. L. JOHNSON,
Reorder.
n36:lw
Life Is real, life is earnest,
Why should any one despair,
“ Dust thou art, to dust returneat,*
Was not spoken of th« hair.
.
Kot tli« marks of age or sorrow,
Ou your tn'sses long shcrul-1 stay —
Tou ean live that «aeh to-morrow
Find them darker than to-day
Time is long, but age shall find you,"
Though your hair with lustre w are.
Soon when fading, 't will remind you,
You are marching to the grave.
r
In the world'» sublimer railing,
Where we each our race must run.
I f your hair tie falling, falling,
>
Use the " Martha Washington.”
«■*
Trust no other, howe'er pleasant, •—
None can do what this has den«;
Try It — always keep it present, —
Use the ” Martha Washington.”
FU R ITURE!
Twenty thousand heads remind u#
What a noble test i t ’s stood ;
Millions more shall come behind ns,
With their tresses all renewed.
Wm. M cCREADY.
“ MARTHA WASHINGTON,r
hair restorer ,
1« a wonder of the world, and stands above eon*
narison with any other article for the Hair n r f
brought before the public Sold everywhere.
Hurgren & Shindler,
P r ic e ,
M
FURNITURE ! ! FURNITURE ! !
J.
A CO.
520 and 531 Market Street,
On short notice and
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Marion,
Aurora,
Auuisville,
Bntteville,
Brooks,
Fairfield,
Fair (¡round,
Gcrvais,
lluddard's,
* Jefferson,
Marion,
Monitor,
Newellsville,
‘ Salem,
Silverton,
St. Lonis,
Stnyton,
Sublimity,
Turner,
Vernon,
Wacotmv
Wcxxllmm.
Coos-
C oos River,
Coqnille,
Emj>ire City,
Enchanted Prairie,
Hernmnsrille,
Marshfield,
North Bend,
Randolph.
R;
LATEST STI LES OF WORK
Miller,
Clat>op.
‘ Astoria,
Isthmus,
Knappa,
Nehnlcm,
Skipnnon.
Summer House,
Westport.
Douglas.
All of the
»y all Druggist s.
A O S T E T T t S
Tlio First
L U M B E R !
Linn.
‘ Albany,
Brownsville,
Crawfordsvillc,
Dimon.l Hill,
Harrisburg,
Halsey,
Lebanon,
For Sale
OREGON.
RE & t N G T O N ,
Mohawk,
Pleasant flill,
Rattlesnake,
Sinslaw,
Springfield,
Wdkunctte Forks.
Baker C’onuty,
"Anhuru,
Augusta.
” Baker Pity,
Clarksville,
Express Ranch,
EM i »ratio,
G ill.
Hnnilinidt Basin,
•Iordan Valley,
Wingvillc.
Ab.a Valiev,
Vorvallis. *
King's Valley,
l.il ■ rtv.
Littli Elk,
Newp >rt,
N« wt* >ii.
rm i oiuuth,
Starr's Point,
Summit,
Toledo,
Yuquina.
FOREST GROVE.
NOTICE.
N o t ic e .
8 1 .0 0 .
SIMONDS & CO., Proprietors,-
FITZW ILLIA M , N. H.
J
W
o o d
2
"W O o d L ! !
A T
h o s e w i s h i n g t o a v a i l t h e m - 1 \ rc m c E ts h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t
R. W A LKE R ’S ST< ) RE. PERSONS
selves of the New Series of school books !
the undi rsignod has filed his final
wishing anything in this line will do at tlm “ introductory rates,” which are 33', account as Administrator of the Estate of
well to call before buying elsewhere. n3(itf cents less than they will sell at aft«-r the Simon O’ Brien, deceased, in tho County
time mentioned below, would do well to send Court of the Stub* of Oregon, for Washing
in their ordure to Dr. Saylor’s Drug Store ton County, and that the first Monday in
b« fore the t«>nth of January next. All orders January, 1874, has boon set by said Court
A fine nssortm« nt of ladies’ fell skirts must be accompanied !»y the cash as tlm for the hearing thereof.
Í Gnentlemcn’s hats at. J. B Matthews’ .
b o o k s are sold on commission.
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W. B. CH ATFIELD ,
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Delivered at the Door for $3 a Cord1
BEST o r ASH WOOD
SviT Leave Orders with Steve Har
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