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BREVITIES.
JIM WARD.
BY FRANK H* BROOKS.
Jim was tbe only bllDd.man wbo en
listed in the civil war as far as la
known.
rops
He came out of tbe mountainous re
Tor Infants and Children.
gion of Kentucky. When be was a
boy, he fell Into a fire, and his bands
forever after were de* rmed. He was
slow of speix'b; bis « >ice ran to song,
lie was a fum<»us 1- idler in bls coun
try, and he was :i whistler ns well
I
Tbe notes of every bird be btxtrd were
AWgcbblc Preparation fur A«
Imitated by him.
He went to Missouri and lived with
Siflula I mi} IhuFûtXl «inti Refluía
luig the Stoiaucte and Bowels of
bis brother In law. a Mr. i'reel, on the
latter's farm, - ’ e miles out from Rt.
Joseph. lie traveled the road on horse
!>F fan is /C hildren
(
back or in driving a team between tbe
I
farm and town
I l-ack with neve: a
Promotes Di^eationJCheerfuP
uilsbap. He hail been told the topog
nessandRest.Contains neither
raphy of the road when he first went
Opium.Morplune nor Minerai
over it. Ills memory forgot nothing.
Nor N arcotic .
He met peopla on these trips w Lo
knew him W hen they spoke to him
he knew them by their voic«?a and call
ed each by name.
At oue time in his career tbe brotber-
ln-law of Jim Ward was appointed
i
jailer of th«- county. The structure
i
was not warrant««! to liohl any prison
er who bad a feeling of unrest The
jailer was froiuently away fr >m his
¡Kist, and at such times Ills wife and
A pof« rl Remedy forConstipa-
daughter acted as cust«xlians. Then
lion.Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
Jim Warl was Jailer.
Worms,< onvulsions,Feverish
He was acting In the capacity of
ness mid Loss or S leep .
guardian on tbe <x*casi<>n of an at
tempted outbmak. He was alone In
Facsimile Signature or
I
he house- the Jailer’s house and pris
on being under one roof. An old fash-
NEW york .
lon««l jassageway se[.arat««l the two.
Jim Wgrd had taken the prisoners'
frxxl to them at noon. Wie n he open
ed the outer door, the prisoners made
their «lash. They ha«l saw d off some
of tbe bars of the Inner door, They os
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
caped io the jailyard instead of going
through the Jailer's house, A high
SOI
fence Inclosed tbe grounds.
Cl
With a blind man's quick intuition
Jim Ward closed the door leading to
ru
the jailyard and barred It. This con-
fiutsl tiie jailbirds within the inclosure.
It gave Jim Ward an opportunity to
OWN MICH OF THE EARTH.
FEEDING THEIR DEAD.
corral the birds, provided they did not
s«-ali.' the fence.
The firm o'Miller & Lux, Cali Chinese Colony ot Portland Giving
With tb«‘ same quick actl««n which
fornia, own 14,530,000 acres of
promptixl him to lock his prisoners out
Departed Spirits Their Regu
Jim Ward ran to his room on the sec
land, nearly all of it unimproved
lar Allowance.
ond floor and seised a musket. Then
and used for grazing. A consider
he threw up a window sash and fire«l
able portion of the land is located
in th«- nir. II«* quickly reloadtxl and
Turtlsud Telegram, August 26.
finxl again. The two rt-ports gave the
For three days, commencing yester
in eastern and southeastern Oregon.
alarm, and officials In the courthouse
Their holdings are equal to the area day, the Chlneae will be busy looking
across
the str«*et scampered out, led by
after the welfare ot their departed
of New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
the sberlfiT, who forgot Ills jury.
"cousins’ ’’ spirits, ax prescribe«! by the
The prisoners ha«l not succeeded In
Rhode Island and Connecticut to law of tlielr religious belief. This y«*ar
scaling the fence, but were buddling iu
gether. It is half the size of New being a prosperous one with tbe Chi
a corner. Th«» sheriff and Ills posse
York and three times the size of nese as well as with tbe general popu
went lu through the gate and cover«!
the prisoners until Jim Ward returned
New Jersey; shout the size of West lation, more liberal offerings can be
ami unbarreil the door.
afforded the dead, and this was made
Virginia and au eighth of the entire
Oue of the prisoners was a highway
quite evident by the many loads of
are i of California. It is as large at flood, clothing and money carted out of l SIUSLAW ROAD CONTROVERSY man atul a murderer. This act of Jim
Ward, blind as he was, with bauds as
Greece, four times the size of Alsace Chinatown to the Chinese graveyard
gnarled as knots on a tree, was the
aud Lorraine, and but little smaller on the east side yesterday. Tbe oc- , L. P. Tallman et al. vs. The Glen- talk of the community for some time.
Rut the county newspaper simply
than Ireland, and one-third the casion is known as “Haug Ching," !
ada and Wildcat Road.
which translated means “go visit tbe
chronicled the fact that an attempted
s ze of England and Wales together.
grave and feed the apirit.”
break for liberty had been frustrated.
GLRNADA, August 12, 1901.
There is only one thing tba'
Tlu> civil war found Jim Ward a reb
Nicely roasted pigs—front a Chinese
E ditor G uard : I can appreciate el. II«» cotibl never enlist ns a soldier.
Heniy Miller, the surviving mem point of view - delicacies of all kind*
friend Tallman's objections. If I was
ber of the firm of Miller & Lux, be and dear to tbe Chinese, were left on | in bls place I wouht kick long and That was what they told him. It was
what lie knew himself. But tin- fi 1-
comes nervous over, and that ih I tbe graves there to serve as food for the hard, for if the new road ie put through low's determination lielp«l him oat in
spirits and IneideutaUy for hordes of
this situation, as it had la others.
discussion of the size of his holdings.
hungry dogs lurking around in the i —and it will Insure as death and an
There were a number of things a
nual a-st «»ments—the old route will
neighoorbood and who from years of'
INDIAN LANDS.
go to destruction, besldts being de blind soldier could do. He figure«! cut
experience have cultivated a strong
i some of them, aud in the regiment
funct, extinct and^obaolete, in tact It I which was recruited about the town
appetite for roust pig and chickens.
will be dead except tor local use, and in th«* county Jim Ward's name
Three hundred and fifty measly
To save the wandering spirits frouo
Indians occupy, or rather holt traveling around like weary "Willi«*,’ «imply because the new route is from I was on the roster. He was assigned to
18 to 20 miles shorter, a better grade, the kitchen brigade nt the colonel's
from occupation, two hundred thou clothing and money, both made of lese rock and can tn kept in repair in«*ss. He hail Ills gun and fid.lie. The
j
Chinese
yegetuble
paper,
are
placed
on
rand acres of laud twenty-five ini lei.
former was for use In case « f any sud
with lees expense.
the grave ami sent up in smoke, thui
northeast of the city of bpokane.
To tlnse facte the present county den attack iqxin th«* nies«. The latter
placltig it within easy reach of th« i
suveyor who laid out the grade could was used, as occasion permitted, iu tlic
This is nearly six huudred acres l<> ' spirit.
evening for th«* amusement of tbe colo
and probably would testify,
the Indian. A considerable riot
“Hang Ching” comes twice » year
nel anil his staff.
The new route would allow people
Jim Ward was ‘‘present" nt tin* bat
mineral belt lies within the reserve, and “poor" and “rich" «[.frits have t< to drive direct to the coast Independent
tle of Li^ingtoli, Mo. II«' v.as with
’ion end an effort will be made t<> gauge their appetites according to th< of the river aud Ixiats, and open up a the sick and wounded In the hospital.
supply provided them by kind and
open the land for mineral locations. thoughllul friends on earth.
lot of g«xxl new country that Is now As they were brought In J i Ward
asktxl them about the tiring llr.e. When
almost inaccessible.
It w >uld be chea|>er to sell the land i
We have been monkeyed with and Colonel Mulligan surrender«' 1 to (o n-
t public auction and board th »
swindled long enough to introduce tbe <*ral I’rle«', Jim War«l took , s fidJle
A Reliable Success.
Indians at some first-class hotel.
subject and make uh acquainted with and nerenaded the victor.
Tbe command to which J’ta Ward
Then the development of th *
opposition We know who and where
Ttie Oregon Eire lieliet Aoxoclatloi«
was attached, like all coninmnds on
country would not be retarded has been a suece—fu) Institution ever it hurts.
that sld«'. Ix'cam«' decimated by th*»
The road will not cost 110,000 nor c«>ntllct and disease liutll f«-«v uerc
through the lying idle of a tract of sines It begun busineH« In January ’96
land nearly twenty miles square. anil is now growing tauter than eve. half of It. There han been money and left. That few got Into Vicksburg.
labor enough squandered on the old Jim Wnrd was one of them.
It is another case illustrative of tiefore. It liae issued 3048 oertltleate» route to make a macadamized road for
As Grant drew bls lines more closely
of
inauranoe
from
February
1
to
Aug
lie folly of our governmental policy
that d Islam's, and it cau nevtr be a alniut th«' belenguertxl city and Pem
ust 1, 1901, of which 761 were Issued it.
berton began feeling the pressure some
of troating with Indians as if they the month of July. It la a strletly g«xxl road as every laxly can testify.
The fact that $750 has been appro Information was wanted by the latter.
>wn, or have possessory rights in mutual association which furnlebe«
Only a spy «>ul«l get it. J,in War.I
priated
and squandered has nothing to asktxl |x>rnilssion to go. H«> was c« m-
the land over which they roam.
the beat of
do with the feasibility or the ultimate plliueuted for his pluck, but was told
FIHK INBURANl’K AT COST.
tienetlt of the road to tbe people.
that b«' could lx* of no service.
One of the big New York ocean
Its member* have secured tlielr in-
The county has been squandering
A few days later.I ni Wanl was m --
linen has inaugurated a new scheme surniiee for less than oue-half the rate money on the old route for years. It «1 from th«' colotKl's mess. He was
in telephone«. They are placed at charge«! by standard insurance ootu- may be considered necessary to use gone ten days. When lie returned. Io*
brought aonie Information which only
d th reat places in the veeeel and an naulea. it does not accept any mer that section tielween Mapleton and "a blind cripple” «mid pick up in the
cantile risks an J carries more than Florence as a skin graft for political
soon ae the landing is made coo- one-ninth of the in-iirance In the state.
enemy's lines. But a blind cripple as
perverts, but in the meantime tlie peo a peddler, especially one as distln« tly
neotiou is made with the shore s t It baa tuoro than N 1NE AND ONE ple want roads.
marktxl as Jim War,!. arous«*d no ■ is-
morning and outgoing passenger? HALF MILLIONS of Insurance In
The Glenada and Wildcat road is a plclon, tin«! men wen* not careful w at
may communicate with friends or force and more than 15,000 memitera.
th«'y said within his hearing.
sure thing.
For further particular« apply to A C
Unfortunately for Pemlx-rton. Ws I
C. K. H arwood .
business associates at once and
Chandler at McMinnville, Ore, or 8 K
was t«x> late In returning to Vlcksbu t
without leaving the vessel, A very George, agent, Eugene, Oregon.
lie got back «in the night of July ...
simple thing, The only wonder ie
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Vicksburg fi'll the next «lay.
K'lxxly kuows what Ixx-ame of .' m
that It had not been thought of
That Contain Mercury
Wnrd. th«* blind hero. After the ».ir-
before.
rendi-r of Vlcksburg he Marted 1 r
Astounded the Editor.
A« mercury will surely destroy the Richmond, He was still loyal to the
sense of small and completely derange cause atul said after he was [«ruled
Prince Chun, brother of the
Editor H A Brown, of Bennettavllle,
that he wanted to be at the Confed« r
emperor of China, is on bis way to H C, »•’ ouce immensely »urprleed. the whole system when entering it Rt«' capital when It fell. But nobody
through ths mncoM surfaces. Much
Berlin to apologize for the assassi •'Through long sunering from dyspep articles should never be used except on knows whether he was or not.—Chics
nation of the German minister sia," he writes, “niy wife was greatly prescriptions from reputable physi go Tribune.
run down. Bhe bad no strength or
Tronble Xot Friendly.
cians. as Ibe damage they will do 1«
Baron Von Ketteler at Pekin, ie
vigor and «uttered great di* tress from
’s g«*«xl philosophy from Brother
ill at Basle, Switzerland* That ie her stomach, but «lie tried Electric ten fold to the gvxxl you can [xwelbly D Here
i key. He said yesterday to a tin ui-
derive from them. Hall'« Catarrh
ill in his mind, for fresh complica Bitters which helped tierat «n.», ami Cure,
manufactured by F J Cheney A bet of bls flock who had got into diffi
tions over the signing of the treity after using four l*>tllee, »be 1« entirely Co. Tolnlo. O, contains n<* mer.-ury, culties, "A uian should always take
Is taken Internally, acting directly consideration er trouble befo’ he gita
between China and the powers well, can eat anything. It'« a grand and
tonic, and 11« gentle lailtlve qualitir« upon the blood and mucous «urfaos of Into trouble, kaie after trouble gits you
Hall's Catarrh
Cal
make any apology at thia time are splendid f«jr torpi«! liver." For In the system. In buying Hall'«
be ain't got no consideration fer you.”
t*e sure you get the genuine, . Il —Atlanta Conatitutlca.
digestion, !<•* <>fappetite, stomach and Cure
premature.
la
taken
Internally,
and
made
In
Tole
liver trouble« it’« a positive, guaran •
Ohio, by F J Cheney A Co Twtl-
cure. Ouly 5ue at W L De I «no's do,
moulsls free.
Ii ie told of a preacher that rais teed
drug «tore.
Hemlock Bark Wanted.
Hold by druggists, prl«*» VSc per tx>t-
ing his eyee from his desk in tbf
tle.
middle of his sermon, be was para*
Hall's Family Pills are the beat.
Wanted, ¿00 coni« of bemieck bark,
♦ Id per ««r<1
Enquire at the tan
lyisd with amassment to see hie lit
A B aruair .—64eif acre««rf land; 10»»
A G«x»n B ur . —H|evens A Armitage nery.
tie son in the gallery pelting th* cree In cultlvatl<m;rt«i m open |>ralrb ,
W VV H ainks A Co.
finished an 18 days* mu of actual
bearers below with horse cbeenul« we.l see«l«d down ; plenty of ruñóle*
threshing with their machine Monday
But while the good man was prepar water year around; limber ahondan evening. Tbe large-t day's threshing
9-moni bouse, and l>*rn that bolds luí
Oats Stored and Bought.
ing a frown of reproof, the youof tone ot hay; place 2 mi le« fmm depoi' done by tbe m «chine this year wa«
hopeful cried on : “You ’tend l< l«*t<'ffi<e and |ro<>-l publle «chao!; 2400 bushel«. We are informed by an
Oats stored al my w*r»biH>»e, E j-
your preachiug oadd«; 1’11 kee[ |l.' M per acre, fo ti rther partícula » employ« of the company tbat they did I»-», an<1 III« highest market yr e
ioqQirv of 1 I* t «nptiell. G uaro [ not thresh a single poor crop during paid therefor.
H H F rirxdly . i
'em awake*”
ibe Ik day*’ run.
9 oo D
]
tears the
ugnature
In
Use
(
For Over
Thirty Years
Time N Hegar will alert up bis pack
ing establishment Monday.
Orville Gilstrap baa res'gued bis po
sition at F E Dunn’s store.
The Hotel Eugene saloon 1« having
the dirt excavated tor a cellar.
H H Friendly tiu had a warm Job
weighing out 100.000 lbs of wool.
Kola Nel« predict* that new bops
will «tart up at 10 cents per pound.
H R Williams’ family will retorn
from Heal Rocks the la«t of the week.
A marriage license has been issued
to J J Wilkinson and Mies Daisy Bell.
The annex to Friendly's store is now
ready for the plasterers the roof being
on.
A chattel mortgage for 1300 was filed
In the clerk’s office today and a mort-
gage for $3'.O releas d.
W Manders is loading a car of chit
lim ba*k at the depot which will be
shipped to London, England.
Chas Hayes and Geo Nichols, who
received broken limb« at the Wendling
mill, were discharged from the Eugene
hospital today as cured.
Albany Democrat: A new suit be
gun In tbe circuit court is Cecil E
Robertson against, Lafayette Wilson
and wife. Foreclosure rt mortgage.
Mr Wilson is In Alaska. K R Hklp-
worth ie attorney for the plaintiff.
Ashland Tidings. Aug. 26: "Clyde
Paine returned from Berkeley, Satur
day morning, where he went to enter
tbeCalifornlaHlate University. Owing
to the crowded condition of that school
he has decided to resume hie studies at
tbe University of Oregon.”
A D Hylai.d, of Fall Creek, owner of
17,000 acres of land in Lane county,
is in Eugene. He lias large interests
also lu Fall Creek mines, and thinks
they will prove record I reakers. He
has had men mining tunnels In them
forover a year past. Mr Hyland will
commencj picking 40 acres of hops
Monday.
A fisherman from a neighboring
town in Lane county, wbo was enjoy
ing great sport fishing, telephoned bis
wife: “I've got one. Weighs seven
[rounds, A beauty." He nearly lost
his breath when tbe following reply,
from bis wife, came back to him: “Ho
have I. Weighs eleven pounds. He
1s a beauty. Looks like you." The
G uard has promised to mention no
names.
Some Reasons Why You Should Buy the
FALL CREEK NEWS.
Osborne Bindr
Tilii Section Full oí Prospecto!s
for Mines.
U nit y . Aug 27.
|a , .«k i- I-log visited by many
mi...............
for the golden j
un mi, si««i the indi<«tioiis sre exc«ed*l
iDgiy bright
Nickerson A Gray, of
Eu.' o«, i" «*’ e party at work; Mr Di-
moinl, < f E iz-ne, and Mr N«**dhaui
aud wi e, of l’hur«tori. pi»-ed here oo
' the roa«i to tbe mining regions yester
day. AU think th, prospeets good.
G W Edwards, of North Carolina,
and Dr Arthur, of Baltimore, M«l, ar
i ere vi-iting with re a'ives and iiuut-
rig They < Xpect I«» leave for their I
re«|«ec ive h< u.*s in » few d )»
R L Edw»r lsand wife visited R C
Ed «ard» over Monday.
The R C Edwards i«*g drive, which
1st« be delivered at Harrisburg, is
i b«>ut on« -half in the Wiilaniette rlyer.
i’be bilaiice w ill I«* in the river tiy tbe
Iasi of the week. Tbe entire ««rive has
6000 logs in It.
C'»B.
Land for Sale.
It Is The Lightest Running, Tbe Most Durable, Tbe Neatest In a
pearance. Aud rt Is an Osborne, which of Itself is a suffi„,Ap’
guarsut« «* of the excellence of tbe machine.
mci»«
A full line of ex'ras for these Binders, Mowers and Rake« k.n.
band « m-tantly by the Agent at Eugene, W. H. MOON. ’ pl
MOON’S Feed Store, 9th St
Sixty acres of land, 10 a< res cleared ¡
balance in pa ture. Go'»d truw**, out-
buildings a»'<i fence, also 160 » ere roil
ing brush ai d timber land
Land lies near Pleasant Hi I. Call
• in vV’rn Wo<
Pleasam Hill, or ad
dress 1 A Crane, Wendling.
To Cut Prices
We h»ve ii «<1»sharp kt#,,.
spared nothing i,
For Sale.
80 sere tri ct of laml 15 mile« west of
Eugei e In Nmi valley. Psrtly im
proved. G«>odspring water good sol
«nd gixid timber. Nur soboo). Friel
♦275 cash < r 4325 on easy terms
Address H F L amjekour , Kiowa
Colorado.
HIGH GRADE BICYCLES
Ths seasot. ha« arr
f„r * generil
ea ij ustnient atul to convert wheeli
into cash we take off a large uar „1
our profits.
‘ 01
Oats Stored and Bought.
Oats stored at my warehouse, Eu
gene, and the bigheat market price
paid therefor.
H H F riendly .
Who’s Your Tailor?
Ed V’ Price A L’omi any, of Cliic-ago
Up stairs room 7, next to Lane County
Bank.
J M H owe , A* nt.
...WE JELL SIE11S...
Barker Gun Works, %
MONUMENTS ARRIVED
Direct from quarries in New England.
Two more cars on the way.
None furnish better work.
None in the valllej handle in larger quantities,
Hence our prices are right .
Write for booklet.
Goats for Sale.
Twenty-ti ve goats, Ito <5 ye r old
for sale. Inquire or adiireae
t! M B tefhens , Eng ,.e.
F«* r S ale .—Heed oa », feed
baled bay.
A B ond A S on , Irv
u's and
• Or.
EUGENE GRANITE AND flUARBIiE WORRS
W W MARTIN, Proprietor
BICYCLE
FREE "
A Mail’s Heart
—AT
I h locked pretty close to his digestive apparatus, and closely connected with
it throughout« T<» reach that organ aud gain his undyiug fidelity, he must not be W
tlp..nfo.dbeit,rFound
Qutter<
Julius Goldsmith
UT of the fresh, palatable, healthful kind. Such as can nowhere be found in
finer quality or greater variety, than right here cons;stiDg of Greet. Dry and C m -
net! i’ruits, i’auued Meats and Vegetables, Smoked Hamsand Bacon. Kekhipsaid
Pepper-sauce. Condiments and Appetizers, always in stock
B
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
AT
w. b . M c K inneys
Cures IinpiHcncy. Night Emlsslo.. ■
'va-- n./ di cajsa, all effects m
t «buse, cr excess ard
« reti in. Alte*" e toni* ...
WF'jr *| blood builder. Erii._
• »
I'i.ik glow lo pale cheek « an
1 'c.res the n:e cf youth
\» By mall SOe pér he»; C> axe
for .S'2.50; wic * writton giiaran
tee to cur ' « ■ refttud the money
NER «
LOAD • • • •
• • ••A CAR
1 MEDICAL CO.
A Solid oak sideboard for $14.00, $16.00 and IltN.
Extension table for $4.00.
Dining chairs, cane seat, 75 cents.
V.! ito.-’ A Ja«.M^on its., CHICAGO. IM
For Sal» by Linn Crup Co
Nurse Rocker for $1.50.
Top Mattress for $2.00.
Spring Mattress for $1.50.
HIGH GRADE NURSERY STOCK
Warranted in every respect. Official
Govern Hunt Certificate attached to
every package shipped
DAY & HENDRSON,
See our new line of China
Closets and Buffets.
FRUIT ANO
ORNAMENTAL TREES
Vines, Flowering an I Fruit-bearing
Shrubbery- Plants. Ihwes, Etc.
Grown an«l for sale by the First
National Nurseries, Rochester, N Y
lyon ’ s
O. J. FOSS,
Box »03, Eugene, Oregon"* f*r
ARMORY BLOCK-
French Periodical Droin
nr<iDVc«ei72-'V.>o'J>’rfectI-V harmless, sure to accompli»!»
LSIRED RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy.
CAUTION
*"d '“'»»tlon*, The genuine la pul up only In
a-xt K cir^ ij ™
For Sale bv Linn Drug Cn
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¡TPTîfflTMs Famon* rteTi-il..-
T».W 19 Inervow* dip.*,.
-XZlU Headache, Wakeful net»«, ■«••• >•
_ 1-
”«<. evil dreams, impotence and wu-’
iVruihfulfrrort or rrrxsxs. Contains îi”
I und blood builder. Makesthepa
I Easily carried In ve«t porket Hl •
'
I pal<1. ^hawrttf.-n o>r<tnU
Rirdlrnl book. SO- 1 P’n
Iflnanc-«! •tandlrx, /
ttons. fo-MVorapsla,. e -r
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Some Reasons
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FUREKi HARNESS 01
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Shortest ano Qukist line
Ri-tklt rs hard leath« ■
jtspecully prefared.
Keeps out water.
A heavy bodied oil.
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H.Pm, vJLUTH. MUMtAPuLiS. CHICAGO
An al! potato East
Biivrittrst crraiiBB—
t»-.ug» «alase a»g Tesrlat Sl*»»«rt
0«»«»g •■« B,«,t sn,a,n( LiBrery Carr.
AheentAjuerh art
I
/■ i4fAi Akar.ridde laweai
. 1’AII YTRAISS. FAST TIME
th l.ANDSCENE Y UNEqUAlK
-eta t. [• into Fast ri» F. rtlaad and Oa
’.Î,’.‘‘‘JÍ'í.
H arness
A'l excellent pre-errxtire-
Reduces cost of your bx Ji*
■ever bum« the !ea'd>er*
Efficiency is increased.
Secures best sen ice.
S'-itches kept fr^u reakisf*
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