Daily Eugene guard., December 13, 1898, Image 4

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DAILY EUGENE GUARD.
TUESJAY,
DECEMBER 13
Try a
JACKSON SQUARE
5c Cigar
a t
Julius Goldsmith's
All Poiulr Brands
Of Cigars fur eule.
A BUSINESS PROPOSITION
A holiday advertisement In the
DAILY and WEEKLY GUARD
would be a good Investment for
any business man. It Is the
paper that the people of E ugene
and Lane county read first for
their news.
H' v'e.
Looks like snow, i
Overton's wall puper sale.
The weather bureuu predicts snow.
Large Eastern oysters at the Ban
quet. Fine large Eastern oysters nl Chicago
Bakery.
Delicious new oream caiuly t the
Banquet.
Cabinets photos $1.60 per di z-n, Eu
gene Photo Co.
Turkish Nougute, a moxl dellciius
candy , at the HntiqUbt.
Fresh CrlMpettes at .the. Banquet.
A toothsome dainty.
C D Combs at P O Grocery will
tupllcaU) any prices made by any
Kroner In Lane countj
$5.00 Platlno Cabinets for the holi
days $3.50 pr doz at the Eugone Photo
Btudlo.
Everything must be sold this mouth.
Conio early nnd avoid the rush.
t'oOI.lIHIK.
Special low prices for the holidays,
see samples at the Eugene Phuto
Btudlo.
Those perfumes
In bottle or bulk
At Yeriuglon's.
The ladles of the Christian church
will hold their annual fair next
Thursday aud Friday, 15th aud 10th.
Remember the time and place, Voung's
block.
Those perfumes
One In a box 25a
One In a box BOo
One In a box 75o
One In a box $1 00
At Yerlngton's.
J 0 Hart .ell, Bishop of Africa
'Chaplain Lozler's euterlalnment was
a benediction to me. Its sentiments
of lofty patriotism, holy love, aud
heart devotion to mother, were horn in
heaven." This gifted man will Bpenk
and sing at the M E churoh, Monthly
eve, Deo 10th. Tlokots on sale at
Vincent's Corner Drug Store.
There Is a queer bilk coming north
from California. This la the game.
The fellow oalls on a party and rep
resents himself as being a relative aud
request) a lonn of $5. CO. He usually
gets It. It seems that the swindler
always selects GermatiB for his victims
and he has some peculiar ways for
learning the neoessary fucts for enabl
ing him to play his part properly.
fains In the chest when a person
has a cold indloate a tendency towatd
pneumonia. Apiece of flannel damp
ened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bouud on to the chest over the seat
of palu will promptly relieve the palu
and prevent tho threatened attack of
pneumonia. - This same treatment will
cure a lame back in a few hours. 8 ld
by Osburn & De Lnuo.
Albany Democrat: The treaty of
peace he ween the United State and
Bpalu was signed Saturday evening,
Deo. 10, 1808, at 8:45 o'clock, and peace
now exists for a fac so far as pen aud
Ink can secure It. Our government
will now tackle the problems' the war
has presented for our solution and we
will have our hands full In doing so.
There will always be a dllterence of
oplnlou as to the answer.
Cove Ledgor: "Earl Hteve'is, now
of the celebrated Alhanibra orchestral
Chicago, has received a tempting offer
to Join Brook's marine baud as flist
cornet player. He Is a brother of our
fellow townsman, Jasper O Bteveus.
Brook's baud Is preparing to make a
tour of the ' large eastern cities and
Europe next year." Mr Hteveus at
tended the State Uulvorslty a year or
two ago.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Lee Walton of Ualsey, Is visiting In
this city.
Geo T Hall sr, made a trip down the
valley today.
Miss Mabel Bean, arrived up today
to visit friends.
Senator B F Mulkey, of Polk county
arrived up today.
L E Bean, of Maplelon arrived here
on last night's stage
Cashier 8 B Eakln of the' First
National bank, went to Salem today,
Dr W W Oglesby and daughter, Mlsg
Anna of Junction, were In Eugene to
day. Major Forest and wife have gone to
Leaburg on the MeKenzle to spend a
few weeks.
Miss Edith Hoffman bus been ill for
a week, but is now improving, ber
friends will be glad to learn.
I B Cushman, of Acme, is a Eugene
visitor today. He has Just arrived
from a business trip to San Francisco,
II E Ankeny and E J McClauahan
went down the river to Harrishurg In
a small boat this morniug on a duok
hunt.
Mr and Mrs A Yerlngton went to
Portland today. Mr Yerlngton goes
to attend a meeting of the state board
of pharmacy, of wbiob US Is a member.
Attorney E R Sklpworlh went to
Salem today to represent the city In
the case of H C Huddleston et al vs the
City of Eugene. This question Involves
the improvement of Blair street rrom
8th to Jefferson, there being seven
separate caHes. Attorneys Walton and
Ililyeu will represent the appellant.
Thanksgiving Jubilee Service.
A service of thanksgiving because of
the prosneiity of the Eugene Divinity
School will be held In the Cowles
Memorial Chapel tomorrow at 2:30 p
in.
Short addresses will be glveu by
Dean Sanderson, Rev Win F Cowden,
of Taooma, Supt of Christian Missions
In the Northwest and others. Muslo
in charge of the Divlnlly School choir.
The publio cordially invited.
"Tattlers ' is the sermon toplo in the
revival tonight al the Christian
church.
Santa
Claus
ha established headquarters
for Mens, Women and Child-
reus Hni'KS and Si.U'l'Kits at
Yoran's Shoe Store.
See display of X MAS presents
In their shoe wlndj.
Five Miles tip m the Air.
Two daring London toronauts
ascended live miles above the earth In
a balloon and nearly froze to death
The temperature at that height was 01
deurees below zero. The men went in
the Interest of science, and while the
actual beuelit of their trip to humanity
at large was considered, it will not
begin to equal the great good aecom
pllshed by the medical scientist who
gave the world Hostetter's Stomach
Bitter. Nothing to equal this remedy
has ever been discovered lor ailments
of the stomach, liver, bowels aud kid
neyn. The Bitters are the best remedy
for indigestion, biliousness, coattd
tongue, bad breath, sleeplessness and
nervousness. They strengthen the
brain, the body, the nerves. 'Ihey
brace up the despondent and cheer the
invalid.
A Special Clearance.
' Milking room for uewest purohase
clearing out the line whoso sale I
restricted after Jau 1st, causes us to
offer "clean-sweep" prices on the
following. They'll groove right In
with your holiday buying as well-
they'lj make useful presents, and the
price dip far nnd away under their
real worth.
Items: Men's aud boy's clothing,
boots and shoes, overcoats, maklu
toshes, furnishing goods and notions.
Racket Stokk, opposite Barker'
Piano Lessons.
W Glflord Nash, four years lu Leip
slo Germany.
Mr Nash has a tow vacant hours on
Mondays and Saturdays, and owing to
tho numerous applications for 50 cent
lessons.he will take two pupils together
under the age of 18, aud of any grade
for $1.00 per lesson,
What Is Billion?
A crunil nlil remfitlv !for Coutrh. Cohls and
Consumption; used through the world for half
a century. 1ms cured innumerable canes or in
cipient oonsumpttnu anil relieved many in sd
vAi.nAil stain,. If von sre not satisfied with
the results we will refund your money. Trice
25 ct , 50 ott., and Sl.uu. Hold by wumns
& Linn.
VEVKttANS ASSOCIATION.
The Old Soldier of Lane County Are
Organizing.
The old soldiers of Lane county, are
holding a meeting at the GAR Hall,
In this city for the purpose of orgs lilt
ing a Lane County Veteran Reunion
Association. The object of this asso-
olatlou I to give a reunion of three or
Ave day duration each summer.
Tho call for this meeting was Issued
about one mouth since, and Grand
Army men are present from all parts
of the county.
It Is expected to etl'ecl permauenl
organization tomorrow morning, elect
oflleers aud attend to such other mat
ter as may be necessary at this time.
F E Dunn has a good new thing
In mens garters velvet lined
velvet grip.
Will Meet In Portland Oregon Will
Be Aii"iti-tU
The committee appoiuted by Mayor
Mason, of Portland, a few days ago to
arrange for enterlaiiiliig the members
of the Nati onal Editorial AiwmlMtioii,
which meets ill l'ortlaud u x summer,
is to hold a joint meetiug lo'iight in
the Clumber of Commerce looms.
it is the purpose of these oommitlees,
one from the Chamber of Commerce,
and the other composed of representa
tive citizens, to inaugurate plans for
entertaining Ibe editors in a manner
that will eclipse any effort made by
any point at which the body has met
before.
Here is what a gentleman living in
Portland, wba hs given the subject of
advertising considerable thought,
thinks about this matter:
"The citizens of Portland might
spend $25,000 and it would not pur
chase the amount of space In the ad
vertising columns of the paper of the
East that this gathering of editors
from all over the country will give us.
The space we get from them will not
be In the advertising columns, either,
but in choicest position, with reading
matter above and below and on either
aide.
' In addition to this, many articles
written about l'ortlaud aud the coast
will be copied all over the East, and
there Is really no way of estimating
the' good we can get out of this gather
lug of scribes, II we only handle them
in the proper way.
"While few of them have been to
the Paolflo coast, nearly all of them
have been about, and know good treat
ment. Some of them go to the meet
ing of the National Association every
year, and arn accustomed to being en
tertained on a grand scale; therefore,
the only tblug for Portland to do Is to
entertain them in a way that they
haven t been accustomed to heretofore
"We have a country aud a climate
out here that will be a revelation to
many of them, and we have a city that
can put on a good bit of airs when Bhe
Is so minded, and there has not been
such an opportunity offered her in this
way before In many years.
"There are hundreds of eyes in the
East that eugerly read everything they
see about the West, and within the
next few years thousands of people are
comlug out this way, and it is to be
hoped that the committee having this
matter In charge will arrange for the
reception of the editor on a scale
whloh will be worthy of the occasion."
THE BRANTON CASE.
Bill or Exceptions to Be Settled by
Judge Hamilton.
Attorney W O Hale went to Rose
burg today taking with bim the bill
of exception In the Claud Branton
case, prepared by his attorneys.
It Is anticipated by Brauton's attor
ney that HiIb will be so settled by
Judge Hamilton that, an appeal can be
made. At any rate every effort possi
ble will be made to have their chant's
life lengthened.
Politeness Brings a $3,000 Legacy.
A young lady In a department Btore
has Just fallen heir to $5,000. The
motley was left her by an eccentrio old
lady who was treated with great polite
ness by the young woman when
shoppiug. Her joy was as great aB her
surprise when the money was given
her. Surpiise aud joy will be the lot
of many other people if they take Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters when suffering
from malarial 'fever, ague, loss of
strength and appetite. The Bitters
make the weak strong, tone up the
stomach and assist digestion. In bad
eases of dyspepaia, the cures it effecti
are truly remarkable. It is a palatable
medicine, If ou feel "out of sorts"
try a few doses'of this famous Bitters.
Superb Values.
Just because the prices are right and
the items are newest and most ' correct
right on the topmost wave of popu
larity, is why they are such pronounc
ed values. You'll probably have to
step lively If you get the proper selec
tion, for they'll be ploked up quickly.
Of especial iuterest to Holiday buyers.
Items: Capes, jacket, clothing,
shoes, rubber goods, maklntoshes
notions.
Rackkt Store, opposite Rarker's.
Those perfumes
Delicate, Fragrant, Lasting
Seeleys The great American perfumer.
There are others we have theni
At Yerlngton's.
Tommy la your grandpa, who Is
visiting you, your father' papa or
your mother's papa?
Willie Why, he' mother' papa, of
course, Can't you see he' smoking
his pipe In the parlor?
UNABLE TO SEE
FROM
I untTerM with Kcroma of tho roret kind,
my face mid neck down to my shoulders wer
one Inflammation, was not ablo to see out of
my ea for quite while, anil vns unablo
to sleep for wwVs, on account of thonorer
pain, which nearly drove me insane. My face
and neck were swollen and made me look
hideous. Had three doctor at different times,
and not one of them could relievo mo of my
pain, swelling, and blotches. I used three
bottles of Cimci'RA llrsoLVKXT, fourbosea
CVnoiHA (ointment), three cakes of Cm.
ci'iu Soap, and my friends and one of the
doctors aru surprised, and naked, " Who cured
you?" and I tell them qulcktr, "Cutictiu.
Rrvicmni.1 J. V. KAFKA,
March 4. 1997. S3 Schol St., Brooklyn, N. T.
VM thrauhmit tt wivHa. Port O. bO. Coir,
VwrruTKJ3ofcm. -iVm aflCmrt Hkim DUwm." fm
Resume or Meetings, Reoepliou anil
Parties.
Tbe ttett.on IS On.
LADIKS OV TUB MACCABEES.
The ladies of the Maccabees enter
tained the Knights and friends at their
hall last evening. A program was
presented, every number of which re
ceived the praise it merited. An ex
cellent lunoh was served and received
with pleasure. This is one of the
meat hospitable orders in the city, and
the expectations of their friends in no
way received a disappointment at this
event.
HELMET AMUSEMENT CLUB.
Friday night Helmet Amusement
Club will give a parly at Armory Hall.
Dauclng will be the program. The
members are taking a pardonable pride
in these entertainments given for their
lady friends, and enjoy the flattering
comment with which their efforts are
received. This Is the second party
they will have given this seasou.
"TWO MAHUIKB MBN."
Manager Christian of The Parker lias
secured only ilrs:-cluss plays for the
Eugene theat'e-golug publio during tbe
present season. "Two Married Men."
Saturday night proved to be one of the
brightest farce comedies on the road.
and was greeted by a crowded house
'!To moke you laugh" was their motto
and they lived up to it.
CAMP FIRE.
Tonight at Armory Hall, the old
soldiers of Lane county and their fami
lies will hold a genuine "camp fire"
and indulge anew those remineseence
dear to old soldier hearts. An enjoy
able evening is confidently expected.
SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
Meets at 7:30 this evening with Mrs
Minnie Washburn. Bring your Haru
let. By older of the president.
E O Potter, Seo.
BLOO
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"SlSE auiilS - s'Sffi Laurcll. T.uu.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
A
TSADf MAS "lTV
iMmc nriNSTIPATION. ...
bit";, n.-.a, iwpwjwJ!2!2?tf "
EUrilMg mv
jit tn BIS gold and ittiarnnteed br all drug
llO"TO"BC gliulo CUKE Tobacco Ha""-
TheDiscovery of tlie ly.
Aug J Bogel, the leading druggist of
Bieveport, La, Bays: "Dr King's New
Discovery Is the only thing that cures
any cnuh, and it is the best seller I
have." J F Campbell, merchant of
Hallord, Arz, writes: "Dr mug's JNew
Discovery Is all that is claimed for it
it never fails, and is a sure cure for
Consumption, Coughs aud Colds. I
cannot say enough for Its merits." Dr
King's New Discovery for Consumpt
ion, Coughs and Colds Is not an experi
ment. It has been tried for a quarter
of a century, and today staudB at Ibe
head. It never disappoints. Free
bottle at wilKias et, Linn's urug store.
Uucklen'8 aiuu-ji salve.
the best salve in the world for outs
br nines, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sol en, tetter, chappc 3 bands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and
positively cure piles, or no pay re
quired It is guaranteed to give per-
leot satisfaction or money reiunuea
ThoBe perfumes
In elegant cases
From 25c up
At Yerlngton's.
Btill Unsolved. A Harrisburg
correspondent wri'es: "There are
several parties in the mountains who
.m.tlll nrnsecu tl I L' the search for Mr
Bucknum. As yet there is no due to
his whereabouts. It is an unusual
case In that no track or other sign of
his presence has been found after a
critical examination or lue region
wliere he was last Been. Many theories
in regard to tbe oourse he wos likely to
take have been indulgeO in ana uis
hut none of them have proved
nrnrw avail, and it Ib generally no
mltted now that unless the body Is
found the mystery of his disappear
ance will never be unfolded."
A linriT- hops Ed C Herren.oftbe
Arm of Herren & Levy, gives some lm
pnrtant general average ngures on ine
hon situation. He pays that there ore
left In Oregon 8500 bales of hops of all
grades, ranking from poor to stricuy
prime, which are still in the hands of
growers. In Washington there are
anon hnloa .mnn in Yakima and 0 KX) on
Pugek sound. Washington growers
are holding tor lo to n cenis, ureguu
irrnnrn lfi to 18 cents. In Oregon,
huvers and ir rowers are within a naif-
cent of each otber, ana in wasniugiuu
there is a difference or one cent.
Rake Old Kelics. MrsC J How
ard of this city, has received from her
grandmother, Mrs F 8 Bullard of
Coldwater, Mich, a number of inter
esting relics of revolutionary times.
Chief among these' are five gold
buttons, engraved aud lettered, that
were worn on a ooat by Mrs Bullard'
great-grandfather, at the second in
auguration ceremonies of George
Washington as president of tbe United
States.
For Sale. An Ideal home with 22
acres of land 1J miles from Eugene on
the river road. Good house and barn.
About 8 acres of fine apple orchard; all
kinds or small fruits, etc Price $1700;
onh down $1175, with balance on 7
years or less time, at option of pur
chaser, with Interest at the rate of 6
per cent. Inquire or addresB Guaud
office.
Holiday Books-
All Standard Works
All the Latest Books
Examine our Stock.
ALBUMS
Fancy Goods- All New
:Qnmes for Eyerybody:
Bibles
Genuine "Oxford" Bibles
Tcstimenti from oo up
Devotional Works
AT-
E. SehmaFzsehild's
.'.BOOKSTORE..
JEJr'Gold and Fountain Pens
Bulletin No 65. We have re
ceived from tbe chemical department,
Oregon Agricultural Experiment Bta
tion, Coryallia, Oregon, "Chemical
Btudles on Oregon Fruits Cherries,"
by G W Bhaw, A M. Tbe bulletins
are sent free to all residents of Oregon
who request them.
Oil Paintings. Several oil paint
ings of fair merit are displayed in
Prtston & Hales show windows, and
are oflered for sale at bargain prices.
They repiesent years of work to the
painter, and are only placed on sale as a
matter of necessity.
Order Now. I. ,u want a fat
turkey, goose or ohicken for Christmas
place your order with Hill at his
fish and poultry market on Willamette
street between 9th and 10th.
To Salem. Sherill Withers aud
Deputy FUk today took Fred Millei,
iasaue, to Salem, when he will be
turned over to Supt Paine.
Wanted. One or two boarders.
Inquire at corner Twelfth and Char,
nelton streets, or at Guard office.
Dressmaking Will sew by day or
week at residence. Inquire at Mrs
Sarah Durant's, Tenth street.
CLOAK SALE !!!
GREAT
REDUCTION
ON
Ladies ,nd
Children's
Cloaks
What we havelleft.
Must go at a pries.
... If Wi Pan
T
1 I i I i wl f rcrti tef nrt1 C 1
combination. Prices for 1809 patterns?"!?
range from 25 per cent to 50 per cent hiel
than this year, "er
We have a few
good patterns of
1898 In
Paners....
3
1397 patterns
at Half Price.
Call and s
them....
Which we will sell at sligMly reduced prices to
make room for our new spring stock.
Griffin Hardware Co
OUR GREAT
r '
You are saving from 40 to 65 ots on
every dollar Bpent, Woods going tast
L. A- OVERTON, Eighth st, Eugene.
... ..sJOB LOT WALL PAPER
, :. .- SALJ IS STILL GOING OH
Goods going fast; uon't Hiss It.
: SdoorswesloffoeitB,,
Educational Committee Mayor
Kuykendall went to Ashland Mouday
expecting to meet the educational
committee which was appointed by
the last legislature to visit all state
educational institutions, and of which
he is a member. He returned here
this morning but found no committee.
Senator Mulkey, of Monmouth, a
member of tbe committee arrived on
this afternoon's tram. He says the
remainder ot the corumillca will be
here tomorrow.
Funeral Bekviofs. The funeral
of the lute Mrs Minnie A Bond, wife
of IS A Bond, occurred at Irving at 2
p m, yesterday. Eav Bell conducted
the s?rv ices, which were held In the
church at that place. A large number
were present, not all being able to
gain admittance to the building. Eu
gene Circle No IB, Woodmen of the
Woild, of which deceaicd was a mem
ber, being insured for $2,CJI), attended
In a body. The interment wos made
in the Luper cemetery.
Growing Wheat. We And quite
a difference of opinion among our
farmers as to tbe Injury to growing
wheat from the freezing wheatber.
Most of them think that no injury has
resulted yet, while a few think that
some injury has oocurred. All are
wanting snow which tbey say will
take out f f the ground all the frost so
the wheat will be uninjured.
Lost. A black ribbon be't with
steel buckle and slides, between
Charneltou ai:d Pearl on Ninth street
Finder will please leave at etore of F E
Dunn.
The Only Place To get frc:h
Olympia oysters in Eugene is at the
Banquet
Our Gallows. See new prices to
day. C'OOLIDCIE.
Wanted. A girl to do general
house-worn, apply at 8 H Friendly 'a,
Found. A linen pattern with silk
for working Bame. At this office.
Notice.
All outstanding City Warrauts reg
istered prior to Nov 9, 1807, will be
paid on presentation at my office on or
before Deo 20th, 1808. Interest will
cease after that data.
Doted Dec 13, 1898.
Geo F Craw,
City Treasurer.
Young Mothers
Croup ia the terror cf thousands of young
mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing
ana irequently fatal Shiloh's Cough and
Consumption Cure acts like magio in cases of
Croup. It has never been known to fail. The
worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25
cts, 50 cts. and $1.00. Sold by Wilklns S Linn
dancink academy.
Davis Bros Are Meeltng Will
Davis Brothers have met with j,l
terlng success iu the .rmrtn. ., .. .
dancing academy H,i, Ma01
Ulm week a goodly crowd hs
been in attendance mt i
the whirls of the inszy wallz Dd
lascinaiing dances.
This week sessions will i i.u
Wednesday and Saturdsy nlghliU,
oaiuruay night dance will nureifi
orchestra. Friends and patronioM,
academy are especially assured aplai.
oris ume on tnat evening.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bougbl
Bears the
Signature o
To i iiro --.n;Biinr,it(in vorrm.
'-.'nit'. CiiscartiU iui.lv Ciithartli 10eiir8(
It C O. V r.-iil lo'wuu.di-inri.-istsroliii't'M&BG
Lost. A K P walch charm, rlods
pleasa relurn to this ofllce.
Judge Aaron E. Wait, died ll hi
home in Clackamas county, yesterday,
aged 85 years.
AX EU:
IS HERE TO STAY.
Our Regular Prises k
1 p&fi Matrlo Yet Jj
1 larvfbox JUson or Peerless PUH
Snlsodtt pur lb. S
1 lb Tea J
1 lb Krecn or roust coffee
6 lb Arm Jc Hammer SoU 3
The Best Ladies' Hose in Ton hi
5n Large Assortment of Cj
C Ladies' Handerchiefs'
AX BILLEY
Art in Photography
Piauo LesBous.
Mrs Rose M Hollenhenk will rpneive
pupils at any time. Residence first
door eH8t o p.uptiet church.
un'l luto. ,Sp-, f. )k0 lo-.rl.lle Ansr.
'r.. n..t. . ..,.. . ..
- . ... easily anu rorcver. borons'
nctlc. tuil or i:io, r.cno aLit vlcor, take Ko-T-
BllE.Uin,nn.W, 1. ...
....uutl UUIRri inut maKcs wenit meg
sitting. All drucelsts, EOcortl. Cure gu&ran-
leea UOoklct ami K-.mnl. fra., A HHm.B
Hemeiii c'a. calcaco or New York,
Schilling's Best
'la Ko,,.i. fresh-roasted.
Spice -fravrant. annMiri'mr
Extracts delicate, delicious, aromatic
t-oliee -exquisitely fine and delicate.
akmB Powder-strong, well-made,
boda-somewhat better than others.
Money-back. ,OT
rr ult by
X U. am ft g,,.
Many a Lover
Has turned u-ith .1i'n..t f.
lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's
viover oot lea punhe the breath by its ac-
...... .... mi unweis, etc., aa nothing else will.
sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price
uu ..V t-wi. ooia oy wukins a jjinn.
WillametStreet
Central Market,
PROPRETORS-
Will keep constantly onW1
BEEF MUTTON.
PORK and VE
italrrecfftJs
Wewillpaytheblghat""
for Fat Cattle,
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