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DEATH OF JUSTICE JACKSON
Justice Jackaon, of the U, S. su
preme court, died last Thursday of
consumption at his home in Nash
ville, Tenn. He was compelled to
leave Washington City several
mouths past on account of rapidly
failing health. Justice Jackson
enjoyed the distinction of being
the first man ever appointed to the
supreme bench by a president of
opposite political belief. He was
appointed by Harrison just prior
to the expiration of the latter's
term. Carlisle, Wilson, Don Dick
inson, Peckham and Hnrnblower
are all spoken of as possibilities for
the appointment. However, should
Cleveland again attempt to appoint
either Peckham or Hornblower,
and he probably will, as New York
has no representative on the bench,
the opposition of Hill and Murphy
would certainly be renewed, which
would probably result, as before,iu
their not being confirmed.
A LOT of tomfoolery comes from
what may be considered wise heads,
sometimes. A bit of such stuff is
that Hermann, if not renominated,
will bolt. Hermann will be returned
and so will Ellis, and so will Mit
chell. Bolting talk; and all such
nonsense, spring from the sources
of men's minds where "the wish is
father to the thought" It is det
rimental to sound lepublican prin
ciples and ought to be stamped
out Absurd trihVs such as this
measurably contributed to defeat
Mr. Dolph lint winter. Pernicious
newspaper talk, as if by linn an.
t!)ori(d with whip in hand to say
what he pleases should be con
demned. Moro Observer.
AH'Elt all, would bull fights in
Georgia Im any worse than man
fights in Mississippi, Louisiana
and Texas? Louisville Times.
They would. When your Corhetts
and Fil.HiminoiiHOs tight, they doit
voluntarily. In a bull fight the
brutes on ono side aro at the mercy
of the brutes on the other hide, by
whom they aro tortured aud
laughtered. Atlanta cannot af
ford to discredit her exposition
with such atrocities. Louisville
Courier-Journal.
TiikO. II A N. U soon to bo
sold, ns the decree of foreclonure
lias been oiiler.il by Judge Helliri.
ger. It will likely be bid in by
the bondholders' coin mi (tee, and
in this event little cliHiign will be
made in the iiiantgeiiietit Mo
Neill will retain his xhitiot) it
genornl malinger and the. heiul.
quartern will remain in Portland,
This action will of course I to o.
Kstd by the I'nion Pacific.
Wilts (Migrexniinii Hermann
rnii(u himself "hinder llerinsnn,
Chapman of the Kivem and liar.
lnr CoininiUeo," bin renomii.ntiou
ami tiMle'tion would arrange
tlieiiiHolveK, When that limit rutin-
w may fHM-t to tlniipxr
Willnni.'ttrt river given the uttm
tion tine it from thi general gov.
rrntiietiL Sitleiu Htntenuaiu
A Kanhvi in nu Kti.l Ida wif
jwnt a foituno in suing r-acli other
fordivorcn. Aft.-r they . gut
ton rid of nil their money (he) Con
cluded til llTrt llH plly together in
vef ty. 1 hi i n new il.-nimialra.
lion of the theory t!ml t ti a U
R"t any aallnfai li.iii mil of weallli
, . . ,, .
la ! apmi l lt-1 lltal.urjl Iba-
I'atrh.
Til E trcriit il.-etrtictie firca at
Hptajjui and Vilpin fcunndaua
of llrpiiiii r'a f.itlunaU racafx in
tit Jnt, f hough Lith ahuutJaorTH
M..araintf.,r ,Tlr, U
ftft ratili'Hja and farefut. In fact
tuu,h era ra0,,..t Im b...,vcd .
during lb dry all I ind aeaa.n.
11 ua all U rter ,,n t, I,,ki,t
Till! .irOiw. a (..tfaman, f..rm. '
I i . , a, , ,
rtl iil.h.1,,1 I y , lat M. tJ,
Malliu-a, afc iiu (;'' tt r a I. r
4IUr UU JuiUalwO. ILig yV
per is now published by the
Sportsman Publishing company.
The democracy seems to think
"one bad term deserves another."
Murderer Holmes' alibi doesn't
seem to work very well. It Beems
that somebody died or was missing
everywhere he went
The eastern pnpeis are poking
fun at Oregon's horse canning in
dustry. Now, while we do can
horses, the east eats the canned
pioduct. So after all its a horse
on the east.
The recent democratic conven
tion of Missouri declared almost
unanimously for the free coinage
of silver, and against the adminis
tration. "Silver Dick" Bland con
trolled the convention.
A new trial has been refused
fames Lotan and Sid Back, con
victed of smuggling ou the testi
mony of Nat Blum, a self-confessed
scoutid el. However, very few
people believe them guilty.
The terms of divorce for Pugilist
Oorbett are pretty tough on him.
He has to pay Mrs. Corbett $5200
a year, and the decree allows her
to marry again, but forbids his
marrying as long as she lives.
Hoke Smith has been sending
Caiiisle's "sound money" speeches
down into Georgia as government
matter, and as a result it has been
figured out that he is indebted to
the postoffice department $575 for
unpaid postage.
Connecticut is said to be over
run with skuuks. This fact is not
liable, however, to drive out some
of her peculiar breeds of states
men. Boston Globe. Maybe that
is what they style their "peculiar
breeds of statesmeu" down east.
Lentz, the arouud-the-world bi
cyclist, who passed through Ore.
gon in the winter of '92, is now
known to have been murdered be
yond a doubt. The British vice
consul has bocome interested in
the matter and several arrests have
been made.
hueulnma Curs.
8. II. ClifT.rd. Nw Cn, Wis., wot
tninlilml with iiRiiritliriAnud rlimiraHtisro.
hi a'ntiiHOli whs (limmierari, bit liver whs
fclT"fltp1 In an alarmintr ricirree, apptits
Ml away, unit he waa ltrrilily renluosj in
II.'hIi ami atrtuimh Tbree buttles of
hlreinc Itittrra enred him.
Kilw (I Hh-iieril, llnrriahnrff, Ms.,
IihiI a mulling nom on his ra of eiulii
cam's tainting. UbkI tlirra tHiMle.of
Kli-elrlo Kit 'era unil Sfvrnrinanf lliiei
Inn's Armoa HhIt, anil his I'll ia antini
and II . John Speaker, Calavba, O.,
had Utw large fever aurxa no lna l-f, due
torn asul he was ineiirahla. One bottle
nf I'.lt-clrm Hitter and ooslmi Kuoklen'
Arnica Hnlve cured him entirely. Sold
by T. W. Ay era, Jr.
TUK rONCKKT.
Tlia concert glveo laal Hatorday aveo
ing at lha npra hnuee by Mr Ella D.
MoDiiwell, of Halem, assisted by local
talent. wae enjoyed ly a large and ap
liremativa andieni-e. Tba aeala were
allium! all filled and lha clone attention
nnd rex-ated encores showed thai lha
audience was well deaed wilb Iba pro
gfm rendered fallows.
I W.'i'in Tnr Mr l4ir" .. . Hrmlrltukm
Mi l .! ,-1 1 aii.l Mra, l.arrt.ura.
M l...l I -li II in IH ir . . Hrlrrinl
Oiallirr HlniiM'iitlial ami llcimrr IU)ra.
Ijivbb susanx" f.trr. AVtra
Mra Klla II M. Imae.l
Mkihi m B.i lM r . . HlrrU4
liiHirr Hltimenlhkl anil Humer Mare.
'Tat rim a r Xrj.'ftrrt
Mra. lla H Mrltoatll.
ti-mo Xlua? rarii" , , f twin
Mr. fiana Ktll..
'Ili.llaaa My Hil l" . irr. WIr
Mia, M iMartl an.l Mra inliira, Mr.
eaiiug n. Mr. I'allrraun.
'N,iK,K IT K.nll" , .,
Mra I lia B Mi !... 1L
io tosai umvrjt
Tba onderaigne.1 Imvlng been featured
to health ly aimiite meana, alter aiiffer
Inn f.if aeveral year aub a avra long
klT"OtMa, and that dread drae, (Vs.
anmi'lion, ia aniKma In tnaka known to
Me Mla anfTerera lha tneana uf mra.
To lhaa Imi d.tfe it, ha will rbeerf al
ly aend, free i.f rtmrge, a y of lha .r.
arn.ium nae.1, wterb they will Bud a
aura enia f r (onautiiioti, Aethma, (V
tarrh. Itrmirhitta anj all threat an J lung
maladtea. IU lwa all anfTerera will
nee hw rente,! f aa it la iavalnatda. Tbnaa
pairing the lrefrii.i..n, which will (vt
theni anibif. and ny pme a blewiag,
will t.lr-e a t Irew, U KPWAKHA.
Hl, Urm llyo, . T. Jim II w.
Jam-a Halt, AUvrt l.alan le, Waya
( '''. Wa lav and
(t'Harle) Van Vit riift.. fno lr fn.
a th e wr..,,.oiiig Pmiug lh a trip
t. U.ta h.ve i.iid k.lal.-l lake
and Teal ai'ttega. I het rrt a f.nid
I m-. I fMli'iw and hnating. Iboaah
we ) I ant hear uf Ihem killing any lug
me.
Y rat"t he rheeifql er haf fy whlla
.r e ia Uia...Ur., hi tm hnt a
weary harden hi ti.m a.i ffl.iJ.
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' ea i e,l i i ier ih
ZTJS. .IV t'U
the . err.a.ea t U( laaelita.
! Trice l oi r Uile,
A ew i-f M wa ara aw waking r
I he llaef t-a-eh lakrg It ail alael
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a't fteat fail) a( klUll
(UW ;., fcjin
Women in
They Need Nothing so Much as
Paine's Celery Compound.
In tbe iprlng women Deed Paine's oel
fry oouopotiod.
Tbe average American woman, say a
well known writer, wenrs herself out 20
years before ber time. She begins tbe
wearing-out process as a child, staying
np at oigbl until tbe wbnle family re
tires; and keeps it np as a growing gir,
'aying awake nntil 10 or 11 o'clock,
when she should be asleep by nine; and
as a woman aba his an maDy things to
do and to keep up with tbat she posi
tively basn't a minute to rest.
By and by ber obeks grow thin and
haggard; languor takes tbe plaoe of ber
old-time hlgb spirits; aha has a generally
woro-ont air; ber nerves are gnawed by
Daio, and a'eeplessness makes fearful in
roads upon ber bealtb.
Her physician tells ber simply that her
narvona system is exhanstel, and tbat
help mnat onma hy feeding the braio and
entira Dervons tract, riobly, rapidly and
completely. It ia tbe experience of the
moat careful roedioal men in tbia coun
try tbat nothing proves ao uniformly
inooeaafal as Paine's celery compound
in rases of brain-wearineas, nervnua ina
bility, failure of vital force, dyspepsia,
aleeptessnasa, and for restoring health
and vigor to tba brain and body when
exhausted by overwork or diaslpalion.
Every ancb weary, nervona, thin
blooded Derxm should take Paine'a
eelerv compound. It makes snob peo
ple well.
Paine'a celery compound Improves
the general beal'b by maklog new,
ruddy blood and refreshing lha nerves.
It reanimates the languid body, and
vitalizes Ibe important organa ao tbat
ibev work in harmooy wilb earb other.
The accomplished editor nf the Oak-
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lann, 111. uecger, a portrait c whose
UNIVERSITY
1895 -
7T11K UNIVEIISITY OF OHEOON, Kl'OKNE, OHFOON, tff.'rs frea tuition
y to all atmieuta. Young men can obtain board, lodging, beat and ligbt id
tba dormitory for ti f per week. lUnnera furnieb their own linen. Yonog
women are provided hoard io private farm I n-a t .1 00 per ek. Young women
deairuig hoard should ad Irene Prof. John
louDg Women a (..hiintian Association,
baccalaureate degrera, bachelor of A Me. Hitctielor of Science and bachelor of Let
ters wilb Corresponding courses of study. Tbe following eborter onarars are elan
offered: An lglih cmraa leading in
Ihres years Io tba title graduate in English; an advanced on urea (or graduates of
normal schools leading to Ilia degree master of pedagogy; A three years ronras iu
Civil engineering leading to tbe degree civil engineer; a course of two years for
teachers of physical edu.alioo leading Io diploma and lbs tills director of
physical eduoaiion Tbs University rbargee ao Incidental fen of ten dollars which
is payable in advenos by all stodenls.
schools and Iboae bsvlng teat bers' certificates era admitted to tbs preparatory
department wubont examination. Tboe
patatory department shoal I address the I
r or catalog oe and luformalhin addreaa
C. 1 1. CHAPMAN. PiiHitint.
or .1. .1. A A II ON. Htvivtitry. Kuut'iio Oiftfon.
yr
CUntMnlly known tliat MlU l Wllirjli 1
OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
U hirb be set Is at nl It 1 1 I'f l-a.
Farmers rf Kitflit Mile, lai.'a..n, (liwxM-lrrjr, Iinglaa, JorcJao
Folk at"l iMi aTli'na ran il r U-lter than inak Irir-if j,r, haar (tf
J'. He r arti.-a a fi'l In i f KotaMrtf 1 1 ll la at . Miors,
(Jtii-"ii. a, at.. I in (ai t a r. u.l ! In etik i f c t tl n.i 1 1 1 ai, ! t km
the Spring.
wife ia given above, says in bis own pa
per, editorially:
"Onr leading druggist, Dr. W. O.
Gregory, informs us tbat bis sales of
Paine's celery compound have been won
derful; io fact, be states that be baa in
six months sold more oelery oompoaod
than all other medicines combined.
There has been a constant demand for it.
"One nf the Doticeable cures tbat this
medicine has made is tbe case of Mr,
Pbil Clioard, wbo last spring was re
publican candidate for oounty treasurer.
Mr. Clinard's nerves were all unstrung;
be bad no appetite and was nil run-down.
He commenced nsing Paine'a celery
compound, and today there is not a more
well and vigorous citizen in this whole
oommuuity tbau Mr. OliDard. Another
case that cornea closer is tbat of the wiie
of the editor of the Ledger. Every one
in Oakland knows tbat Mrs. Yeargio was
confined 10 ber bed for three whole
months with uinralgia. At times her
pains were awful, so much so that ber
bands would clinch aud it took tbe
united strength of two persona to
straighten out her fingers. Dr. Gtrvey,
lha family physician, treated her for
months, but all be could do waa to alle
viate the pains, not effecting a cure
Along last winter she oommenoed using
Fame's oelery oompound.
"She oommenoed to gain in flesh al
once. Her pain all went away; ber vi
tality iucreaied weekly, and today tbere
ia not a more bealthy woman io town
than she. Her neighbors all marvel at
ber oomplete recovery, aud a-k ber tbe
oatiee, and she baa do heaitanov iu aay-
ing that II la all due to 1'hi e's oelerv
compound. This ia given voluntanlv in
tbe hopes that nlbera who ara afflicted
may be prutited by using this great ined
iome, which today la without a peer in
toe laml."
OF OREGON,
1890.
Wraali, Eugene, Oregon; or Secretary
Eugene, The University fitters three
two years l a Imaiuses dinloma and In
Htodeiils holding diplomas from Ibe public
desiring information regarding lbs pra-
Van, N. U Narregan, Eugene,
AN ILL TOII!
IT is ku ill wit). I that Mows no
panl, an.l alllintilj lay.
f ul rat)ks ot OH lurr,m ri xoi
tlti f.itiil cujilrJ t tftiiimrary rm.
.at riiMtneiit. tlx ailualit'O nn itly
a in ii s tin lati a.
I.iacatx' tlii aquation at
ila 1 O ?C
OlUCGOIs.
Id order to reduce oar stock of
SEWING
MACHINES
We quote the following Hard
Times prices fur Casb :
One New Home, latest style, new, $35 00
One New Home, style 1890, been
run a l;ttle but good as new - 32 00
One New Home, second hand, in
good order; a bargain . - jo oo
One Favorite, has been rented out
and used a little; good as new, 28 00
These are Bargain Price for immediate accept
ance. Call at once on
P. C. . Thompson Co.
SUMMONS.
fN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE C0UN
x ty 01 Morrow, state ol Oregon
nenry nneeier,
F.uintlrr,
vs.
William Bremer,
Bremer, wife of said
William Bremer, a d
Frank Hagerman as
Receiver ot the Lom
bard Investment Com
pany, a corporation,
Defendants.
To William Bremer, efendant.
In the name of the Rtate of Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against yo" in the abve entitled
suit on or before the first day of the next regu
lar term of the above entitled court, to-wit, the
2d day of September, 1K95; and if vou fail so to
answer, f t want thereof the plaintiff will applv
to the court for the relief demanded in said
complaint, to-wit:
ror judgment and decree aeainst William
Bremer for the sum of tViO.00, with interest on
$515 00 thereof at the rate of 8 per cent per an
num from the first day of June, 185; with inter
est on $15 thereof at ihe rate of 8 per cent per
annum from the first day of December, 189:1;
with interest on 15 thereof at the rate of 8 ner
cent per annum from the first day of June, 181)1;
wim interest on gta tnereot at the rate of 8 per
cent per Hnnum fr-m the first day of December,
lMM, and for a further sum to be determined d
the court as an attorney's fee, and for coBts of
mis suit.
Also fo a decree foreclosing a mortgage made
by Wil iam Bremer on the foil wing described
real estate, situated in Morrow Countv, 8tateoi
Oregon, to-wit: The N'W'4 of Kec. 8, Tp. 2 N. of
R. 27 E. W. M., recorded In the clerk's office of
said county on the 24th day of Mav, 189, on
pages 202, 208, 204 and 205 In Book "D" of the
mortgage records of said county as to all of the
defendants herein named; and for sale nf said
mortgaged premises to satisfy said Judgment
and decree, attorney's fee. interestand conts.
This summons is erved on defendant William
Bremer by publication by order of James A.
Fee, Judge of the Sixth Judicial District of the
State of Oregon, dated July 25 1895.
O. G. ELLIS and J. N. BROWN,
356-68. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT KOR THE COUN
ty of Mor'OW. State of Oreiron.
,101111 r . rosny, uuara
ian, Plaintiff,
vs.
Alexander Graham,--
uraham, wife of said
Alexander Graham.
the National Bank of
nenpneraco porauon
and Frank Hugerman
as receiver of Lombard
Investment company,
acorpor tion,
Defendants.
To Alexand t Graham. Defendant.
In the name of the State of Oregon, you are
hereby requied to appear and answer the com
plaint tiled against you ill the bove entitled
suit on or before the first dav of the next regu
lar term of the above entitled court towit, 'he
2nd day of Hept mber. 1hi5. and If vou fail so to
answer, for want thereof the plaliitiir will ap
ply to the c urt lor the relief demanded in said
comp slut, t -wit:
or Judgment lid decree against Al"xnder
Gruhain f r the sum of Five Hundred Dollars
w ith interest tiu-reo at the rate of eight per
cent per annum from the 1st day of July, 1WW,
and fur a reasonable sum to be do ermined by
the court asan attorney's fee aud for cost, of
this suit.
Aim for b decree foreclosing a mortgage made
by Alexander Graham on the following de
scribed real estate ltuntel In Morrow county,
Oregon, to-wit: The MK'4 of Bee. S, Tp 1 N. of
R. 21 K W. M., containing In all m acre, more
or less uccnrd lug to government survey, recorded
lu the clerk's otllceof said county on the liith
day of July, khh, on page :ViH, Xt), ItiiO and 3fil in
Bonk ":" ol the mortgage records of said county,
as to all the defendant. her'ln named and tor
wile of salil mortgaged premise, to satisfy said
Judgment, decree attorney', fee. interest, and
costs, hervlce ol this summons is made on you
bv order of James A . Fee, Judge of the Mxth
Judicial district of the Mtate ol Oregon, made on
the iith day nf Jul v. l'.r.
O U. KL1.H and J. V. BROWN.
SSfl-lW Attorneys for I'laltitlir.
Notice of Intention.
T AND OFFICE AT I.A GRANDE, OREGON,
i J jiiit:i, iw.i. Notice I. her by given that
the following named aettler has Hied notice of
his Intention In make Aral pnml In .iiliportol
ii rmiui, aim mat aam prooi win be maor
iM'lore CoiiutyCleri. of I" matillaCnuntv, at Pen
dleton, Oresou, on rW-ptemtier 7, lMij, vlr:
JOHN A NOBLE.
Hii. No. 713), tor the W4 NWU, ,U gwv. See.
21. To. 2. H K HOE. W. M.
He name, the following wltneue. to prove
niarmmuiiniis muuenrs upon ana eul Ivatlon
ol said land, vlr:
William II. (iulilford, Arthur V. Onlllford
Jami-a Nelson, ol Vliiaoii.Orvgun, and Jobs U.
hint, ol Hlilge, Oregon.
B. F. WIWOH.
V-t. heglater.
Notice of Intention.
I AND OFFICR AT I.A GRANDE. OREGON,
4 Jul V !'. Notice I. hep'lir alien that
Ibe following named n-tlli-r h fllnf imllraof
hi. Intention t,i make Rual priml In aupMirt nf
hla claim, and that aald proof will I- made
before J. W. Morrow, miiiitr clerk, at llcppurr,
Orrsoli, nil Krpl fi. i :
HF.NKV AK,
II I Mil fur the m. NK'. ami SE'; NWV.
Be.- IT. Tp K 77 t. W. S.
Me name, lha (nltnw ns wltiiena to prnv
hla ron tinuuiia rr.l.liu. upoa and rultliatlun
ul aald land.
Milt f Mo'san. r.wter Adam.. Jay Devln.
John t ilasr.l., all ol llcppner. nrrgmi
B. r. HIIXIN.
hrfi.lcr.
Notice of Intention.
Lsp Orrtrt at I. Ostxrit. O.so.m.
Jiitr . '
r i iirRFHY i.ivrN nuriiii
f'lliln( naanrd .elllrr baa SIinI nirilr
of M. ItiivntlMii In make Snal pfiwd In .ui tvirt
ul li. rlaim. and lhai ald pm,l a lit ba made
hl"f lliv r.ninlr rirrk ol M"f' ri.iiniy bi
ll. eurf or . on .rmiar . I.
MILT t MnHUtN.
Ill .' If the Nf V Im I. IS R T t. W M
IU h.'nr. ihe loll nl'i. llnrM t.t prnta
hiar.tniiioimi. rr-ai 1, m un and ruiiliatlnn
of aald land l
W . .',, rlt.l.C aalliif J.r h W
titT and . ii M.- ally, all id H-w-x-f, lrr(n
II f. Wll nv
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Notice of Final Settlement.
NOTti It la ItmrNY lilVHN TIHT TUK
in t-rif ita1 adiKlnl liatri. i,( II re.
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PACIFIC UNIVERSITY.
Fall Term begins September 8, 1895.
Three College Courses. Classical, Scientific and Literary. Academy prepare, for college ana
gives a thorough English education, the best preparation for teaching and business. Tbs school
has always been distinguished for the breadth and thoroughness of It. work. It has a Ubrarj - ot
700U volume., good equipments for mathematical and scientific work, and flue building, with the
best modern improvements. Marsh Hall, just completed at a cost of 50,000, Is one of the finest
college buildihgs on the Pacific College.
All expenses very low. Board and room at the Ladle's Ball fil.OO to iLOO per week, Includ
ing electric light and heat. The College ormitory, under excellent management, furnishes
board and loom at 2.25 per week. Board In private families, $2.50 aud upwards. Many .tudenta
rent rooms and board themselves at a total cost not to exceed $1.50 per week.
For further particulars address, PRES. THOMAS McCLELLAND, Forest Grove, Oregon.
HIGH GRADES AND FULL BLOODS.-
Address J. JO. RMTTU,
Pilot Rock, Umatilla Co., Oregon.
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Prices In keeping with the times.
THOM PROlsT & BZNlSrS.
LIVEETME1T, HEFPITEB,
He Saws Wood!
KRUG
Has purchased one of the late improved steam saws and is now
fully prepared to saw wood of every description at the low price of
40o per Cord one time in two
50c per Cord two times in two
Wood will be cut neatly, and where possible all knots cut out.
One stick per cord will furnish enough fuel. Leave orders with Chris.
Horchers at the Palace Hotel. Im
YOU SHOULD PHEPJP
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Popular Prices ! Comfortable Rooms !
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