"THE GREAT DEBATE."
Election is at hand and you
1 should read it.
with the Gazette one year.
OFFICIAL
PAPER
"THE GREAT DEBATE."
Election is at hand and you
should read it.
with the Gazette one year.
SIXTEENTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1898.
NO. 653
SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
rURLISHID
Tuesdays and Fridays
the Patterson pcblishins com.
OTIS PATTERSON. Editor and Bus. Man.
At S.OJ pgr year. 11.00 for nix tnuDttie, 50 ota.
ior three motions, strictly in advano .
Advertising Rates Made Known on
Application.
Entered at the PostoBtce at Heppner, Oregon,
as second-class matter.
TaiH PAPKR is kept on file at E. C. Dake's
Advertising Agency, 64 and 85 Merchant
Rxohanga, San Francisou, California, where con
tact for advertising oan be made for it.
LP. FISHER. NEWBPAPKR ADVERTI8-
ing agent, 21 Merchants' Exohangi Build
inn, Ban Franoiuoo, Is onr amhorizM agent.
This papar ia kept on file at his office.
0. R. & N. -LOCAL CARD.
Train leaves Heppner 9:80 p m. daily except
Bonday arriving at Heppner Junction 12:05 a. m.
Leaves Heppner Junction 8:30 a. m. and ar
rives at Heppner 8:00 a m
Spokane Kxpress No. 1 leaves Portland at 2:00
p. m. and arrives at Heppner Junction 7:50 p. m.
and Uma'illa 8:60 p. m.
Portland Express No 8, from Spokane, arrives
at Umatilla 0110 a. m. and Heppner Junction 7:00
.m. and arrives at Portland 12:50 a. m.
Fast Mail No. 2 leaves Portland 9:25 p. m. and
arrives at Heppner Jnnotion 1:25 a. m. and at
Umatilla 4:80 a. m. -
Fast Mail No. 1 leave Umatilla 11:10 p. m. and
arrives at rieppner Junction 12:25 a. m. and at
Portland 7 :2t a. m.
For fuuher information inquire of J. C, Hart,
Agent O. K 4 N., Heppner, Ore.
Wisconsin
Central
Lime
OFFICIAli BIBEOTOBT.
United States Officials.
President. William McKiuley
Tic, President Garret A. Hobart
Secretary of State W. R. Uay
oeorHtary of Treasury Lyman J, Gage
Seoretary of Interior .Cornelius N. Bliss
Secretary of War HuHsell t. Alger
Kmretary of Navy. . John D. Long
Postmaster-General Charles Kmery Smith
AlUtrney-Uenoral John W. Griggs
Secretary t Agriculture James Wilson
State of Oregon.
lovernor W. P. Lord
Secretary of State H. R. Kincaid
Treasurer Phil. Hetschan
Sapt. Puhlio Instruction G. M. Irwin
Attorney General C. M. Idleman
Senator......... . .... j G. V7. JIcBride
Cougreasmen liS'
Printer ...W. H. Leeds
SR. S. Bean,
F. A. Moore,
C. E. Wolverton
Sixth Judicial District.
C ' ronit J udge Stephen . Love! 1
P.os-Mu'.in Attorney H. J, Bean
Morrow County Officials.
joint Sonator A, W. Cowan
Representative J. llniwn
'o:it,y Judge A. (I. Bartholomew
'' Coramimioners J.K. Howard
J. W. Beokojt.
" Olerk... ...... J.W.Morrow
Rwir?:v.';.;.;..-...;;R. l. Matlock
' Trwasoror Frank Gilliam
AMoeaor A. C. Petteys
" riarvevor J. J. HoGee
School Sup't Jay W. Shipley
' Ooronor B. F, Vaoghau
bippmr town orriOFits. N
M,yoi Thos. Morgan
Councilman.. F. .T. Hlocum. M.
I.ichtenthal. J. R. Simons. J. . Roberts, J. W.
Rasmus and K. G. Hperry. ' ...
It ,iu.rrir W. A. Richardson
r. easuror .. L. W. Briggs
Harskal John Hager
, Frecinrt Officer.
3uti of ths Peaco W. E. Richardson
(ouelable N. B. Whetatoue
I'D lied Htates Und OUkers.
ma dai.i.eb. ob.
J. F. Moors Register
A.S. Mum lleoeiver
LA aUKDX on.
E. W. BarOett Rnirfeter
J.H. Kobbine Reoeivsr
GENERAL
PA8SENGKR
DEPARTMENT.
Milwaukee, Nov. 5, 1897.
PATRONS of the Wisconsin
Central Liues in passing through
Chicago may require some assist
ance in the way of having their
hand baggage taken form or to
train and carriage or bus, or in
many other ways, and they will
find all that is desired in this re
spect in the service of the Ushers
at the Grand Central Passenger
Station, who have recently been
uniformed with brown suit and red
cap' They will be in waiting at
all trains prepared to assist pas
sengers, and it is hoped that our
patrons will fully avail themselves
of this additional provision for
their comfort. , -
JAS. G. POND,
Gen'l Passr. Agt.
H, W. Fall,
PROPRIETOR '
Of the Old Reliable
Gault House,
CHICAGO, ILL.,
Half block west of the Union Depot of C. B, &
v. m. & Bt. r., .:. sA.,r. ft. w. & c,
and the C. St, L. o) P. Railroads.
RATES a.oo PISR DAY
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton 8ta.,
esosxi SOCIETIES.
HAWUNS POST, NO. II.
G. A. K.
Meets at Hrppner, Or., ths third Saturday of
e-fi month. Ait veterans ars invitea in join.
W. W. Hmith. W. Res,
Adintaat, tf Commander.
D. J. McFaul, M. D.
HEPPNER, OREGON.
Office boors, 8 to 10 . m., anil 12 to
2 d. m.. si residence. W. A. Kirk's prop
erty, eset of M. E chnrch, Sootb, sad 10
to 12, e. to , to 2 to 5 p, m. , et orooe in
Ibe rear of Bnrg'o jewelry store.
Brown & Redfield,
Attorneys at Law,
OfBoe In.tbs First National. Bank
Bnildiog.
Harrxi, : : Obkoon.
f
Ellis 8c Phelps,
YTTORNEYS AT LAW.
All bust lime attended U In a prompt and
kttslartnry nianuer. Kotarles Pulillc and
Collectors.
Oft les la Nsttsf Bslldlng. Heppaer, Or.
D. E. GILMAN,
6eneralColIcctor
Put your old hnoks and notes In hi
hands and let your mmwy out of
thatn. Makes S sfxntaliy of herd
Sollectloiis.
OfBoe ia J, N. Browne Baildiog.
W. A. RICHARDSON,
Justice of the Peace
and City Recorder.
erricc T
council. CMAMetna
Hall and buys real , rsnis boiiM, para
aim. Unas eonvetawin aaa win ri you
Dy way la Ms Uns.at r uaabls n irea.
First National Bank
OF HEPI'NElt
C. A. Rhca,
T. A. RhIA.
OCO. W. CoNt tf.
s. v. srCNCtR.
Prsslslsnt
Vie Prssldsn
Cashier
Ast't Caehlar
NURSERIES,
R. H. WEBER, Prop.
Grower and Dealer In
Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Treea,
Grfcpe Vines and Small Fruits.
Our Treea are Grown With
out Irrigation.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
WEEKLY J; I llv MONTHLY
utlooli
Published Every Saturday!
13 Astor Place New.York
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR EIGHT TO
THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD CASTORIA," AND
PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "CASTORIA," the same that
has borne and does now bear on every
the facsimile signature of G&&tf&fa wrapper.
This is the original "C ASTO R I A" which has been used in
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.:
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always bought -on the
,and has the signature of Outy&u wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which Chas. H.Fletcher is President.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), .the in
gredients of which even he does not know. '
"The Kind Ton Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF 1
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t , tms ecNTAun oommnv, tt aiunaav svmit, niwvouk em.
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its various editorial departments Tbe
Outlook gives a compact review of tbe
world's progress; it follows witb cere
ell (be important philanthropic end io
d oh trial movemeote of the day; bas a
complete department of religious news;
devotes mnob space to tbe interests of
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famishes cbeerfal table-talk aboot men
and things: and, In short, elms to give
freeh Information, original observation,
and reasonable entertainment.
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tbe paper will ass a me tbe regalsr niaga-
sine sire, wbioh will add greatly to ite
oonveuleooe sod attractiveness. Tbe
Ontlook is published every 8atnrday
fifty two iasnes a year. Tbe first issue
In eaob montb is an ID nitrated Magaiins
Nnmber, oontaiDing abont twice ae many
pages as tbe ordinary issaee, together
witb a large nnmber of pic tn res.
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Merchant Tailoring
Mr. Abrahamsick is the pioneer tailor of Hepp
ner. Kis work is always first class and satisfac
. tion guaranteed. '
IPAIJLc AND SEE . ME.? ON . MAY StRKET.,,
"When you hear dem bells T
YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT THE
HEPPNEK TRANSFER CO'S
Belled express is coming. Does delivery work
on short order, 10 cents and upwards. This
wagon is No. 4, and leave your , order with it,
or at "Central" telephone office.
WE MOVE ANYTHING !
WAR NEWS!
A telegram from Portland eaya that a Spanish man-of-war has
arrived at Jamaica, and reports that twelve American fighting ships
are gaardiog the entrance to the harbor of Santiago de Cuba, but that
Cervera bas been gone some days.
. Tbe report that the Baltimore was sauk in Manila harbor is a
mistake.
Telegraphic news is expected this afternoon. .
lnmi I Crunl Eiing hrntM.
EXCHANGE
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Bought and Sold.
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Wblls roe aaap ynnr snlisorlptlaa paid as fa
eaa kp roar brand la frssof ehart.
Borf . P. O., Httnr, Or-Horaas, PBu left
bnaliW; extla, aains os Uft hip.
Hn(t, Vmnr, Hat'piior. Or t'attle hrandsH
W H. co iMHitxl on i ha loft ml. Wadills on
aoaa. feaiua. Mrnw eounty.
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dar. CaHl,saiMoo nctit hint sav saaik Sijoan
nip off iaft sad split la rtsht.
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IB nsbi ar.
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riatrt Klpi aanMs I milk ba aadw urn ribt
iMMuaar.
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4Mttfi tuiraaa ft C i Ufl ahrmliUr,
BORN
SEPTEMBER
18,
1841.
For more than fifty-six years it has never failed
in its weekly visits to the homes of farmers
and villagers throughout the U. S.
IT HAM lulthdilly Wrl for tlielr Irt-r1tr and h'pln.
iutliHai ani hoina luufroaia, lor aa
fin I In linpmvainant of thatr
iiMllon, Inr the laiatloii of American manhood sod
trui. nmKiihniitl
IT HAH liildal tin Hrcalds, lutemtlnf snd liwtrurtlvs stories ol ths dolus o tds world, ths
nation and ataif.
IT HAS alvlMNlthalartiieraa to ths moat approved mrthrida ol rultlvalttif and harvaaUns his
vart
wruinlna Pi I
s century baa liel'l their eonflitencs and nim.
HONG KONG, May 28. The foreign residents of tbe Philippines
have petitioned to be allowed to move to Oavite. Gen. AguiDaldo, t
insurgent leader is preparing to attack Manila with 37,000 meu. Food
is scarce at Manila. Capt. Gridley, of the battleship Olvmpia. has
been sent home on account of sickness. .
. Commander Lambertson now commands the Olympia. Montejo
has not been sentenced to deatb.
KINGSTON, Jamanica, May 28. It is reliably reported here that
12 American warships are off Santiago. Cervera is inside.
(This is no doubt correct. These dispatohes come from the Laffan
bureau, through the Portland Tribune.)
KEY WEST, May 28. It is reported that the Marblehead de
stroyed the forts on the south side of Cienf uegos Bay, after a hot en
gagement. Many Spaniards are supposed to have been killed. No
Americans hurt
KEY; WEST, May 28. A dispctoh from Cienfuegos says the
British steamer, Adulab, has been released.
WASHINGTON, May 28. Gen. MileB formally reported to the
president tnis morning that the army numbering 160,000 men is ready
to move on Cuba, ; Porto Rioo and the Philippines, and says he can
put 80,000 men aboard transports inside of twenty-hours.
War with Austria is now a probability. The Austrian minister
will certainly be given his passports and our Vienna minister will be
recalled.' The state department has positive evidence that the Aus
trian minister is acting as a Spanish spy.
NEW YORK, May 28. The U. a auxiliary cruiser, Zafiro, has
arrived at Hong Koug with dispatches from Dewey. The situation is
unchanged. . ,
SAN ' FKANCI8CO, May 28,-The firBt regiment Montana
volunteers arrived here today,
' KEY WEST, May 29 In the Cienfuegos fight 200 Spaniards
were killed and a large quanity of. ammunition was safely landed for
the Cubans. The Marblehead . silenced the guns of the Spaniards in
just ten minutes, and then the insurgents drove them out The Cubans
are rBgged but game to the backbone. . ' .
WASHINGTON, May 29. Dewey, is preparing to take the Caro-
me islands, a dependency, of Spain. The Spanish are persecuting
American missionaries.
A Vienna dispatch says that tbe Spaniards are much scared over
the visit of Goshen, tbe head of the British admiralty to Gibraltar.
WASHINGTON, May 29. Schley secoud dispatch says positively
that Cervera is at Santiago. Tbe president today told a senator that
he did not think the army was ready for the invasion of Cuba. .
KINGSTON, Jamaica, May 29.-Capt Cotton, of the nrvard, says
as far as he knows Cervera is at Santiago, and up to noon yesterday
there had been no casualties among the Americana. The American
ships off Santiago are the Iowa, Texas, Marblehead, Indiana, Brooklyn,
Massachusetts, Vixen, St Paul, Minneapolis and Yale.
NEW YORK, May 29. A dispatch from Key West says that
Sampson is between Key West and Havana, and may remain there
during the preparations for the invasion of Cuba.
WA8UINGTON, May 29. An important cable has been received
rom Schley this afternoon and it is now being translated. Secretary
Long says that he hopes to make the contents public
LONDON, May 29. Tbe Spanish tcrpedo boat, Terror, has arrived
at San Juan, Porto Rioo.
KEY WEST, May 30. The Bpanish steamer, Restoroiel, was
brought in this morning, having been caught while trying to put into
Santiago de Cuba with coal.
IIAYTI, May 30. There is do longer any doubt that tbe Spanish
fleet is bottled up in the harbor of Santiago de Cuba,
KEY WEST, May 30. Commodore ScLley officially reports
having trapped tbe Spanub floot at Santiago. It is confidently expect
ed that a hard blow will be struck ia the text few days. There is do
reason now why our army should Lot invade Cuba at once.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Indiontious are that the U. a will move
to the I'hilipinpa permanently. A cable will be laid from Ban Fran
cisco by way of Honolulu to Manila. Twenty thousand soldiers will
be sent to Manila. Dewey is fortifying Manila harbor.
M
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
PRKS3 COMMENT.
rrona. ami lb i.rnwr Um to run
IT HAS let In all biiu i
i Ihnm Inin th larsrit poanlila amount of motif T.
ruining- to Ilia wrllarauf larmaia aitd villagers, and lor ovar a ball
IT I TXXXJ.
New York Weekly Tribune,
And we furnleh It with the GAZETTE, ene year far
$2.78, eesh In advance.
Addr-s ell Ordar. to THE GAZETTE.
Writ tour nm nd pvlflrt on ft foot. rrd tnd H UGo. W. IW, Tnbtin Office, flew
Tot 1417, tn nmpn copf 01 in iww 1 org tt wauj 1 nu'iin win u ewsiiiei w jm.
Co um!)
WHITE COLLAR LINE.
ia River and Tuget Sound Navigation Co
strom tancoNi', mu amurr and oms wivf.
Lesfiaa Al.Ur 8lrt IH-ek. rurtlaail, t Al'ria, tlvsen, lg iWwb, fWss
I'ark aol Nsbcetta,. Iirel sfineltna itb II soo staaesprs sod rail
road ; also at Tonon'e Ksr ltts Karhre Iteiiroed.
TULBrnOND
frsvas fortland 7 k. M. Iisllf, CKvpl (Nindaf. Lnvas .ia1 f. M. iMilr. staapt Vnndail
Uavas fortlMd IM rt!r. "v Hn4af. -iM.r BiM. II t M, fas iPUxIa De
ail MA. M . rpt s.i'; aid M'Mxtajr. NM) 'M, I t, M
Not Necessarily What the Gazette Thinks
hot ths Opluioa of Others.
Mr. Corbettis still ia tbe senatorial
figbt. 80 tbe taxpayers mny expect
another hold-np ot tbe leRialstare
unless Oorbett or Joe Simon oan be
elected senators. Tribune.
Hon. Tbos. H. Tongue, in the bouse
of representatives yeeterday, refuled the
foul slanders which have been oiroulated
by tbe demoo ratio ooDgressionftl oom
mittee in bia dietriol. It may be said to
the oredit of tbe committee that their
unjust aotion is now a sonroe of regtret.
With an nnfair enemy, and treason in
bis own party management, Mr. Tongue
neede the beet efforts of all friends to ,
inenre his election. Mr. Tongue ba(
voted right on all publio questions. He
should have tbe UDqaahfled support of
ell repnbhoans in hie dietriot. Tribune.
Mr. J. W. Morrow, tbe union-democratic
nominee for joint senator for the
23d senatorial diatnet, oomprlaing Mor.
row, Grant and Harney oonnties, arrived
by Heppner stage Thursday evening,
May 19th, and departed for Barns Fri
day morning. Mr. Morrow returned in
a tew daye and will make a eomewbat
extended oanvass of Grant county. Mr.
Morrow is a bright genial gentleman,
eminently well qualified for ' tbe po
litiou of joint aenator, and is thoroughly
acquainted witb tbe in teres Ir jf bia die
triot, and should be be eleoted the
public will be plaoed in good hands.
Granl County News.
Maloolm Moody, republican oandidate
tor oongresa in tbe second district, ar
rived in town lest week on his way to
Harney county. He came over tiotn
Ibere last Monday abd 'tbpn bnrried 00
tbrongb. Mr. Moody could not make
the acquaintance of all the voter, be
oanse be bas a large dietriot to cover in
his travels and tbe time of election is
rawiug near. Maloolm Moody dues not
weigh quite as much in avoirdupois a
some people imagine a congressman
should, bat that will out no ice witb
them when they go to vote. Hie intel
lect and tbe principles of sound finance
which be represents, will outweigh all
else in tbe opinion ot tbe msjorilyot
voters. Grant County Newi.
Henry J. Bean, oandidate for prose-
uting attorney 011 tbe republican ticket,
was a Milton visitor the first of tbe
week. Mr. Bean is another republican
thai will "win out" on the 6th ot June
by a large nnmber ot votes. His oppo
nent ia onr old frieod Joe Uiokle. Mil
ton Eagle.
Joe Simon It laid to be doing nothing
for the re-election of Thomas Tongue to
oongresa. Wby should be? His time it
tally occupied in eleotiog himself lo the
stele tousle. E. O.
Shew your appreciation of the Oregon
volunteers by voting against II. M. Yeecb,
wbo, while in tbe Oregon elate senate,
did all tbat wee In bit power by voioa
and vote to destroy aud do away witb
tbe Oregon National Oaarila. Itsrnem-
ber Ibtt Veaob tt tbe enemy of Ibe sol
dier, and M not worthy the conn lence ot
tbe people. Asbland Tidlnge.
WASHINGTON, May 81.-Tbe IdtssIoo of Cube bat began. Orders for troops
lo leave were Issoed early Monday morning. General Ml lee sad ttsff left on
a special train to join tbe iovadieg army. Himpeoe'e fleet baa been ttrengtbened
by tbe addition ot aevrrsl veeselt and will aoovey Ibe troop abipt to assist Bobley
la keepieg tbe Hpaeleb fleet battled al Santiago, Before tomorrow eight tbt
Atnerleso army '! be oo Cubso toil.
A Madrid dlspttob quotas tbe BpaoUb tnloleUr at ttln tbat bt eoald tot pro
long Ibe conflict.
Teeterdsy wae Ibe greatest Memorial Day ia las history of asy astloti, "Tbe
Bloe and Ibe Gray" Joined la deeoretlog soldiers' greves everywhere.
A Lotidoa dispatch from Hong Kosg a;t Ibtt Ibe email pri is killing eff
De)'t tneo. Tbe Insargaala are working Lard lo Lave tbe aallreeaselsl Dewey
Another tadrn die patch sate Hpaio bat ebendoaed tbe plea of teediog troops
to Manila.
A Madrid diepekbtajt Premier Hsgsste annonneee Ibet Ppaln doee Bot eipaet
Ibe aseistaaee of aey olbar fovsrnaeat.
Oee. Merrill bee taken formal eommsnd ef Ibe Iroopa going lo Msnila, Eight
regiments hare been ordered from Cblekeoteaga lo Tampa.
. kKfEtll AN M'KAKIX'i.
Una. Charles Toriaend, ef Ohio, will
addraae the videre ef Marrow eqiy el
tb opera booee, Ilappaer, Haltirdty,
Jans eih, at S p. , ai d el lone, late
h, elTA) p.m.
Erefvoee lvll Id liflt tat t1
k lM fl keMe MMk""1
A IIUI.V WAHillNQ.
Urate Baved Is Maeey lade.
To save lie grain eae Fry't Cuoeea
IraUd Rqeirrel poieoa. Tbte prepara-
IU a le Ibe ebeepewt and Ihost eeuttom
loal ivt the farmer. Oat grata kill
Ceald Nut W ear Hboes.
"I wee troubled wilb eorofula. I bad
eoree oo my feet to tbat I was nnable to
weariboee, I taw Hood's Sartaparilla
advertised aod read many loattmonUla
of euree of eernfala, and I procured two
botiiae. Jiy the Imie i im takeo them
my feel were well. " TlloMaa A. Cota-
mah, bsvldeoa, Oregon.
Hood't Pill enre all liver ills. Mailed
for li&e, by O. I. Hood A Co., Lowell'
Usee.
The Kaalera Waul Hllsatloa.
from Ua K. O.
E. Y. Jodd, a member of the Orm of
J odd A Boot, of liertfr.rd, Conn., wbo
recently arrived Is Pendleton from the
east, to coaimen ting oa Ibe wool market
of tbe eon a try say t thai tbe wer bee a
great effect oa Ibe markete at the pree
ent time. Tbe wer agitation bee a
Uedeeey to llghteo Ibe tnoeey mark el,
wbleb aeeeeeerily makee laveebire care
ful and consequently poelpoaee Ibe wool
bn?log seas oo.
Mr. Jadd Is of Ibe opinion Ibat oo
great ad fane lo tbe prk-e of wool will
occur, but rather tbe wool market will
be al a steadstill until lata io Ibe fell
ben a good prtce eaa be obtained,
Tbie ia doe to the large quantitl ot
wool now oa bead io Ibe big mille ot
tbe east aad the email demand tor
wnolta goods al tbe lime ef Die war.
Terr little, It ey, wool will be lata
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