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AbTORIA, OREGON:
SUNDAY .... HAY :3, 18R2
ISSUED EVEEY MORNING.
(Monday Excepted).
J. F. HALLOBAN & COMPANY,
Funusiiriu and lEoi-niTon..
-Istaritm Buitding, Cass Street.
Terms of Subscription :
erred by Carrier, per weok........2j Ccnu
snt by mail, four months S3 DO
"seat by tcall, one year 9 M
Free of Postaao to Subscribers.
Advortu emenu insertod by tho yen r a:
the rate of SI GO ver i auare per month.
rransient advertising, by tho day or wock,
shycents per sqaaro for oach insertion.
THECIT.
The Daily astoutan trill be tent b
mallatTSecnU amonth.frceof postage. Read
er icfto contemplate absence from the city can
liaec Tnu Astoria.- fallow them. Daily
or Wceki.y edition to any pot-o$c6 with
out additional crpente. AdOrtiiu maybe
inarmed as often a nc(red. Vtaee ftrder at
Vie. counting room.
The Fectwood coincs down from
Portland this afternoon.
Tho General Canby is off for tho
forts and Iltvaco on an excursion at
ten this morning.
At a fishery five, miles above The
Dalles, Indians are employed with
dip nets to catch salmon.
Exclusive of the coolie steamers
thoro are 38,741 tons of shipping on
tho way to the Columbia.
A500,000 fire swept away tho
business portion of Tutnbstone, Ari
zona, last Friday afternoon.
George Gustinand Iver Tuftecau
each learn something to their interest
by calling on I. W. Case.
Tho Stale of California is due
from San Francisco this morning
uho has 457 passengers on board
Presbyterian church preaching
by tho pastor thi3 morning at the
usual hour. Sunday school at noon.
Tho American ship Ivy has finally
succeeded in getting a crow and clear
ed yesterday. Sho has 04,176" bushols
of wheat aboard, which is worth ?C2,
500. At a meoting of tho A. O. U. V.
last Friday evening, Jas. W. Welch
was appointed a delegate to tho nest
meeting of tho "Grand Lodge at
Olympia.
-Miss Ivora Wilson, ono of our
well known pianists, leaves to-day by
tho Oregon, for San Francisco. Wo
understand sho goes to continue her
musical studies.
Messrs. J. O. Bozorth, ami T.
B. Bridwcll announce themselves as
candidates for Justico of the Peace
and Constable, respectively, at tho
coming election.
Tho Gospel meeting at tho Y. 31.
C. A. Hall, this afternoon at a quarter
to three o'clock, will bo hold by Dr.
J. W. Watts, of Oregon city. Cor
dial invitation extended to all.
Tho celebrated pre3tidigitateur,
Prof. Willio, will givo an entertain
ment at Liberty Hall to-morrow oven
im;. At tho close of the performance
104 presents will be- distributed among
tho audience.
Dr. J. W. Watts ill preach in
iho Congregitional church this
Cannot Drink of tho Cup of the Lord
evening" at 7:30. Text: 1 Cor. x. 20.
There will be no evening services in
tho Presbyterian and 31. K. churches,
that all may hear Dr. Walts.
Tho passengor lino3 runniug from
hero to fjppertown aro accommodat
ing and are deservedly enjoying a
good run of custom. They stop any
where to pick up a passenger and aro
bo carefully managed that wo havo yet
the first accident to chronicle.
A 75,000 fire in Portland last
Friday night burned tho block sur
rounded by 2nd, 3d, E. and F. streets,
and the Eagle hotol. The insurance
is about half that amount. Tho
evening was calm, and tho firo was
proventod from spreading to adjacent
property
The new Knights of Pythia3 hall
was lighted up for tho first tirao a few
eTonings ago and presents a fine ap
pearance. It will be dedicated on tho
flth pros, with most elaborate cere
mony, tho exercises being participated
in by many visiting members from
various parts of tho state.
At a meeting of the Republican
precinct committee at noon yesterday,
T. B. Bndwell was placed in nomina
tion for constable of this precinct. It
was,in tho discretion of tho committee,
doemed best to make no nomination
for justico of the peace, and tho com
mittea adjourned to meet at tho call
of the chairman,
Democratic Rally.
Wheu C. H. Stockton, the chair
mau of tho meeting, introduced Hon.
W. T. Burnoy last evening it was to a
fairly filled house. 3Ir. Burney was
listened to for forty-fivo minutes, and
was followed by Sir. V. K.
Strode, who began by allusion to tho
present campaign and his pleasuro at
meeting interested audiences at every
point, and thought that tho statemeut
of his Republican friends, that tho
Democratic party was a dead or dying
party, was not warranted by what ho
believed to be the facts. In support
of this, he cited Ihc fact that in 1876
Samuel J. Tilden received 4,235,992
votes, being a majority of the popular
voteof 145,911, and that in 1880 Han
cock got 4,444,952 vote3, being within
9,404 votes of the number Garfield re
ceived. He thought that a part' that
could make such a showing as that was
not dead, not even sleeping, and
hoped that on tho 5th of June Oregon
would givo evidence of vitality in tho
Democratic rank.
On tho Chineso question 3Ir.
Strode gave utterancu io the opinion
that tho general attitude of the Re
publicans on that question was to bo
considered, and whilo conceding that
the Republicans of litis coast wero
unanimous against further immigra
tion, ho. claimed that as n national
organization tho Republican party was
not in lino with tho popular thought.
Ho proceeded to say some compli
mentary things in regard to our local
industries, our advantageous position,
etc., and aftor some personal rofer
onco to himself and tho position ho
occupied on tho ticket, ho bade the
audience good-night. His manner and
appearance on tho platform entitles
him to tho respectful consideration of
all. He was followod by 3Ir.
Cleveland, who used tho arguments
in favor of Democracy that are un
derlying the principles and theory of
the party, and wero consistent in their
enunciations of their political faith
At the close a round of cheers for tho
ticket was in order and tho audience
ose.
A Little "Singular."
ltaafctenks and roasts and such like
luxuries havo recently "riz" in price
here. The reason alleged is that the
eastern buyers have bought up such
enormous numbers of beef cattle and
driven them over the mountains that
tho supply can by no means equal 4ho
demand. This ia probably true, and
yet tho Cheney Sentinel is moved to
say: "This is an illustration of a
siugular condition of trade that scorns
at entiro variance witli every rnlo and
law of commerce. These beef cattle
are first driven ovor a weary and ex
pensive trail to tho Mississippi valley
or tho "plains of Kansas or Xebra3ka,
where they are butchered and retail
ed from 10 to 12i centfe a pound.
Thousands of them aro shipped by
rail to tho ports of tho Atlantic, and
from thcro to the continental countries.
A recent price current states that
American beef sells in tho London
market for 10 cents per pound; and it
will puzzle the profoimdest political
economist to logically account for tho
fact that high transportation can bo
paid "for n distance of 10,080 miles
and yet permit tho product to lie &old
at four cents a pound cheaper than it
brings in the very country whore it'is
produced.
CLIPPED AND CONDEHSEO.
Captain 3Iyera, of Vancouver, a
miner and steamboatman, who is well
acquainted with tho waters of the
tippgr Columbia, having brought tho
steimer Chelan down from Lake Che
lan, has organized a company to mine
tho bars of tho Columbia abovo Preist's
Rapids. Thero is, no doubt, good
paying claims on thoso bars as large
amounts havo been takon from thoso
furtherdown.
Tho schooner Ester Cobos, says the
PortOrford Post, is going into the
wrecking business. She will receive
by the next trip of the Hume a com
plete outfit and her work will bo de
voted to the long lost ste.uner Brother
Jonathan. The Cobos deserves credit
for trving to obtain tho rich prize that
lies twenty fathoms down in the briny
deep. Tho Jonathan was wrecked
S3venteeu years ago and is known to
have had much treasure on board.
ThoTacOauv Lsdgcr siy3 that tho
majority of stock of the Tucoma Land
Co. is owned by tho Northern Pacific
railroad company and individual fctoek
holders of that corporation, and it nat
urally concludes that the city of New
Tacoma will liecomo tho terminus, tc.j
of the Northern Pacific.
The Unitod Stute3 havo listed to tho
italo of Oregon 20,000 acros of land
knonti as Iho Chownucan in i rah, i"
Lake countv. As soon tts the other
swamp land selections aro approved, it
is exnoctod that thov will bo listed
also.
A Knnsas woman, learning that her
husband was about to disinherit his
son, took a revolver, killed tho old
man aud then shot herself in order
that tho boy might enjoy the proper!
Thero is no abatement in tho flood
on tho Red River of the -North and
its tributaries, in Dakota and 3Iani
toba. 3Inch of tho city of Winuipeg
is submerged, and thero is great diss
tress.
There has been left in Umatila coun
ty this spring between 400,000 and
8500,090 by tho different buyers of
cattle, sheep aud horses. It is esti
mated 100,000 havo been driven out
of the county. Tho prices paid for
those sheep ucre fiom 81 50 to2 25
each. It is thought 500 lioad of
horses have boon sold at the average
price of 812 50 por head. From ?20,
000 to $30,000 cattle have beon sold,
at 820 to 30 per aninnl.
Dr. La' Fo -ce. Dentist,
Guarantees all his work r to give satis
faction. Rooms over 1. V . Cases store.
Kottcc.
Ico cream, Ice cream, at Koscotfs , re
freshment saloon, Saturday and bun
day evenings. Occident block.
Take Xottcc.
On after this date an additional 11)
cents per cord will bo charged on all
orders for sawed wood not accompanied
by the cash, at Gray, wood yard. -July
lSt, 1831. --
AVood for Sale.
1 have about six hundred and lifty
cords of dry hemlock, which I will sell
for ca3D at S3.7 J per coru. i. m ucu ci
tho woou to my customer.
R. R. 31 aeion-,
'A tiling of beauty is a joy forever."
So says everyone who sees and admires
thoso baby carriages at Adler's.
Another of those fins A. XJ, Chaao
organs at the City Book Store.
You want to get some of Roscoe'3 loo
cream 'to-day: fresh made and nicely
flavored.
Three scow loads of dry fir, spruce
limbs, and bark, just received and for
sale at Gray's dock.
Incredulity exists, but nobody has
been, heard to denv the wholesomeness
and purifying effects of Glenn's Sox
pituk Soap.
.Ittontli'it I'isliPrnuMi.
r!s. Sicliola'h Balm of Gileaii oil for
fore or chapni-d hand-., for sale b.v Jofi
G. Charters. Tide tables lree to in.
For tlie linesi Dams in tue uuj so w
the Orient bathing looms, opposite
Holileii's auction More.
Jei: G. CnAitTEiw, Pi op.
lou't Die in the HoUhO
Ask druggist for "lioiiiihon Kat.'" It
clears out rah, mice, bedbugs, loaches
t ermin. lbcs, ants, Ihsi cts. ir per box.
MUlniiy 3Sei.
WolN Health Iier.owcr. Absolute
cure fornerwms Uebilit and weakne-ts
of tin-generative functions. 51, at drug
gists. Oregon Depot, DAVlh & CO.,
Portland, Or.
JSHP.!iiailin,"
New, quick complete ctitt- 1 da-,
urlunrv affect loin, smarting, trequeut
or difllcult urination, kiilnoj dkcasi,.
SI. at druggists. Oregon Depot, DAVIS
& CO., Portland. Or.
Go to Roscocs aud try tlu Ko-iton
Crjstal Ice Cream. Occident Ulock.
Those vt ritmg desks at the City book
stoie are the bc-t in the city. They are
something nice and durable, and just
what most young ladies would appreci
ate from the giver.
r'or lamo Back, Side or Chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 05 cents.
For sale bv.W. E. Dement.
No matter what the mouth's disease
How foul the breath or teeth's decay
WithSOZODONT on all we seize,
And swlftlv sweep It far array.
Leaving the gums pure, firm and bright,
And the dull teeth as ivory white:
Citairh cured, health and sweet
breath sjtured by blnMi's Catarrh Item
ed . I'riee r,o cents Masai Injector free
For --alp by V. K. Dement.
The largest slock and newest styk3
of feott and Miff Bats, at Melntosh's
Clothing Store.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clocks in endless stylo and Infinite
variety at Adler's.
Call and examine those baby wagons
at the City book store.
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron
chitis immediately rehevedby Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by . E. Dement.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold bv us ou guarantee. It
cures consumption. Sold by W. E. De
ment. lirace up the w'hole system villi IClng
of the I.lood. See Advertisement.
Will vou suffer with DisDcosia and
Liter Complaint'.' Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you.
Dement.
Sold bv W. K.
Domestic Espcrts.
The roccipt' in San Francisco, of cer
tain articles of Oregon produce fiom
January 1st, 1S82, to May 17th. inclusive,
have been as follews:
Flour, nr sits .. 53,573
Wheat, ctls "O.OSi
Oats, ctls .104.13S
baimon, ddis ..... . . tia
III 1)1)13 40
CS 7,7
pkgs .-. . ... 82
Apples. rlpe.bxs .. ... 7..19
Butter, pkgs ... a
l'ork. bills...... 21
rotatoes, sks . .lCS,tC0
Wool, bales Ml
Hides. No 10.201
Tallow, pkgs 1.110
Becl.bbls KD
llecf. canned, cs
Fruit, dried, pkgs I.9S3
Leather, pkgs 137
Lard.cs
Uacon, cs 10
ileal, sks :M)
Hops, bales 1C9
1 1 ains, pkgs .,
Hran. sks ..
Cliees", cs
Flax Seed, sks
Canned goods, cs ,
liarlcv. ctls
.Short s. sks
Corn.ctl'. .
Steven- & Son hate their .store
crowded Willi new goods, all marked in
plain liguie
-Ice for ale at the Occident Hotel.
Freshest and line-d. cakes, lruit and
candy at tiie Astotia candy laeiory.
1 Le largest stock ot
Blank Boohs and Stationery
or every description.
.nhm-i! MaaIt. TOi'rta fVvMi.r1
Lv3 Works. Albums and
Gold Fens,
i;e.iilei a full and complete
tock ot everything usually
Uopt lu a "oil regulated Book
Store. Also, news depot and agency for
every paper aud pcrlodlefdlpuMIslicd.
Carl AdIer'clIGusiclStore
C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
This space is reserved for the
I VI. STORE.
Which has Removed to the
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING,
13S59
$m
mmm
o
Piauos and Organs
Of all makes coustantlv on hand. Also a
full stock ot
VIOLINS, GUITARS, BANJOS, AC-
COIIDEONS, CONCERTINAS,
HARMONICAS, FLUTES,
Also a largo stock of the best of
VIOLIN AND OUITAR STRINGS,
SHEET MUSIC.
AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
As well as tvervthlntf elso belonging to a
First Class Music Store.
Too Busy to Write Advertisement,
Which will Appear in a Few Days.
c. H. COOPER,
Astoria, Or., May 24th, 1882.
I'aitics wishinsr er
ions or merchandise of t
roeenos, psovls-
anvdesciiiilion.
should leave their orders" with A. Van
Dusen cs Co. as they are prepared io de
liver goods in any part of Hie city on
the .shoitcst notice.
lieautilul stationery
variety at Carl Adler's.
in endless
That Hacking Cough can oo so
quickly cured by Shiloh't. Cure.. Wo
guarantee it. Sold by V. V. Dement.
Clias. Stevens and Son have a stock
of mniildinn-s and moulders tools which
cau be bought cheap for cash to close
out that branch or the misinoss.
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Police Court.
May. -2G.
Thos. Rjaii, Jas. Hording, disor
derly, by resisting an iflicerj fiii.'d
oach 100 or '20 days in city jail. .
E. Vas., disordeily; &3 dop'jait
forfeited.
John .McClellnn, fighting; 3 de
posit forfeited. '
M. Flynn, fighting; S3 or two days
in city jail.
Jno, Miller, disorderly; J55 deposit
forfeited.
Wm. Cliford, disorderly; fined 20
or ten days in city jail.
Jno. O'Neil, drunk; S2 or ono day
in city jail.
-Hon. V. 1C Strode favored us
with a rail estcnlay. lfe is 'an old
newspaper man .'.ml a pletsant and
fiitcrt.iit.iug gent h, man.
ASTORIA BREWERY. .
M. MEYER -------- Proprietor.
ASTORIA,
OREGON.
I'ianos and Ortpuw sold ou tue montuly.ln
stallmciit plan, or fur rent.
CAKL ADLER'SVARIETY STORE
GC? WatchtM, Clocks and Jewelry.
p$ZC l'ocl-.el and Table Cutlery,
ir 'VS Yankee Notions and Tojs,
it 3K Picture Frames and Cltromos.
'vUAM8e5Ua!y Carriages, a complete
ds2SSSSSj1)rtmCnt.
Sew goods by rvory steamer. Tho public
aro United to examine my stock and prices.
CUES AMI'S ST., - ASTORIA. OREGON.
Slecple-s Nights, made i inferable
,... ,i.A ...... :k ......nli cMti.k'c I'm... .-
Uy HUM tl-lliUlC iuu;. niiinm iv.un i.
the remedy ior yon. Sold by W i;. !)e
menl
I'liVMCiaus attest: 'Coui..'- Liu
bio's Liquid 15kcf is particular use
ful in Diphtlit ria. Fever, aud evciy de
pressing disease."'.
Fre-.li icecream every day at Finnic
Taiire'.s. Families supplied in 'any
quantity by teaxliig outer. Also the
iim-l lA-ters citokfd to older. Flank
rl'abii.,sbtviaatiil tee ot emirate known
ketywhero as p.'.r eu:'ienr:
SPECIAL ABTBrOTTlPJOraaEEir'g.
REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES.
$7 50 PER BA.RRELOF 30 GALLONS.
IUARQF. ORDERS IN UKE PROPORTION.
LossJQuantltles, - . - 30 Cents per Cailoi
Bottled Beer, - - - 81 50 per Doxeijt
aS"3pecIal attention paid to orders from Public Houses and Famule."W i
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
LA
Tom Moore, indecent act;
840 or 20 days m city jail.
fined
Temperance Lecture.
The Congregational church as lit
up last .evening, the occasion being a
lecture bv J. W. Watts, of Oregon
City, mi "Temperance." The gentlo
man has spoken hero several times
before, and his fervid powers of ora
tory and masterly portrayal of the
evils resulting from indulgence in the
flowing bowl must certainly prove of
surpassing aid in the work that he is
called to do. .
-Ui'iti I'.laifchard has about tinish
od his eoniraet for driving piles iu
upper Astoria. The site will be ued
for net racks thii season, nod next
year tho Columbia cannery will by re
moved from Fisheiton tothat pi-ice.
Tiie stesiner Yaqnina, which was
burned at Portland last Wednesday,
was bought last Tuesday by John
Leary, of Seattle, for 37.000, and
was to havo bean deliverod on tho 1st
of June. Leary has a half interest
in tho Alaska mail contract, and tho
Yaquina was intoudod by him for that
service. If the host can bo put in
as good condition as before, or better,
alio will bo taken as first contempla
ted, bnt if not another will bo ob
tained. Fire at-Rainier.
List Friday" evening the Dobbin's
farm house, owned by Mr. George T.
Myers was toUlly destroyed by file.
A family living there think it caught
from a defective flue. The loss on
house will be about 81,200. Furniture,-
bolonging to Mr. Barns, was
almost altogether lost, tho family
having barely time to got out.
Chenamus Street
N'Oi'lCR IS llKUKUY GIVEN that
the assessment made by Ordinance No.
-Jill, for the impiovemcnt and repair of
Clumaiiiu-, street, between the west side
of Cass strct and the east side of Jack
son .street, In MrCIure's Aatoria. in the
manner provided by Ordinance Xo. 4G.'!,
on each of the following described lots
fronting upon that part or Chenamus
street from the west side ot Cass street
to the east side ol" Jackson street. Is now
due and pavable at the ofUce of the City
Trcas'.ner.ln ..lideJtv. in United fstates
gold 'ind silver coin, and unless paid
vrithln fire dm from the exoiratlon ot
this notice, Vi7.: June 1'.', 1832. the. Coni
i num Conned .ill older warrauts issued
I'reih -.iris at Mts. LoeUV in i fur the collection thers-r. Llie assess-
eiry stlr. All who appriviate ;i go-mi intnt is a- follow
IS SUPERIOR TO SIOST. AND IS EXCELLED BY NONEJ ON TUB COAKT
JOHK HAELN, - - PROPRIETOR,
CHENAP1US STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
eB-Orders leH .at the (JKRMANIA BEER'.nAI.L will be promptly attended to.-
L-w iirpaiiroaitslioiililc.ill. E
trough Geo. I.ovcSl's tailor shop.
it
threu:
EiUMne.
.Mr. .lohii lloger.sof tho Central il.n
ket. has made uiraiigcmeuN to keep fll
he fliiCbt Iri-sh IKii. etc.. i't thuir .east) n
Transient and day !io.tidi;i-.e:ui l)e
accouiodntcd at Jlrs. Lovett's coffee and
chop house, on Main street. ifejK l."
cent-, upwards. Day board 6-1X0 per
week. Kvervthiiig clean and comfortable.
Shiloh's Vitalizeris what jounced
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz
ziness and all symptom-, of Dyspasia.
Price 10 and 73 cents per bottle. Sold
by W. E. Dement,
Chas. Stevens & Son have for Mile
and aro agents for the new Singci -sew
ing machines;
A complete stock of boys' and chil
dren's suits Just received at Mi-lnto-di's
clothing store.
--The -'Always hand' stuvepipy
shelves at John A. Aiomgomery s.
if ou want ice cream tli.n K Irr.
cr?am, go to Frank rabre's.
Those lMby carriages al Adler'.s aie
meeting with ready i-aie.
Prof. Fred Mayer is meeting with
marked sueces- in Ins musical in-.;ruc-tions.
.More advanced pi'pi!- cut be ac
cointnodated with lisor.sat their own
houses at the monthly rate ol '.
NAiiKtjrowxi.it
or LOT.
C lioclling
O DoelliiiK
Cltoelling
J xv (lenrlnrt. ..
Hli I'arki-r
Georce Hill
11 Bergman and
Uerry
I IJergman and
Berry
Progressive lu&ii Asso
ciation
T A Ilyland....
Cltohr
(ill Elliott
HrsCLP.uker.
ilrs C ii Parker
A W
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JamcsUybcc. . .
Jamo-.el.ybe...
Wanted
A cook and waiter; apply at the Cen
tennial UotcL
Tho Bradley trial is still in pro
gress in Portland. Tho prosecution
hasmadoa very strong caso against
the defendants.
Xotice.
Members ot the Astoria Kink Club
are requested to meet at the rink on
Monday evening, .May 29. at 8 r. m.
sharp. A full attendance is desired as
thcro is business of lmpornnce to trans
act By order of tho Presidext.
Anew stock of stoves of the latest
gtyle3 at John A. Montgomery's,
at
The liite't and trcliet timvls
Adler's.
For the genuine J. 11. Culler "id
Bourbon, and the bet ot nines, l.t.:orf
and San Franeisci) beer, call nl the U.'iu
opposite the boll tower, a'nd sop Cunii
beii. P. J. Goodman, on Chcnamii) .;.eot.
has just received the" latest an-i most
fashionable stylo of gents aim ladies
boots, shoes, etc. Agent iu Astoiia for
the famous Morrow shoes.
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Jacob Karam
Jacob Kainiii ......
Gebrge Davidsbu.,
George Davidson.
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Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
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Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and MoHMiRgs,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES
Complete In ever; branch.
By order of the Comiaon.Councll. .
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Auditor and Cleric
Astorlu, Or., May 20, ISSa.
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