Newberg graphic., August 28, 1891, Image 2

O It BOON IAN RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
North.
April 1, m i.
South.
X v . Newberg, 7:55 a. ra | Lv. Portlan d , 9:10 a m
Ar. Portland, 9.30 a. m. | Ar. Newberg 12:15 p.m.
Lv. Newberg 12.45 p.m. Lv. l ’orllaud, 4:30 p.m .
Ar. Portland, 3:20 p.m. ( Ar. Newberg, «1.06 p in.
Passenger and F reig h t K ates to a ll points,
can be obtained from
C. B. K K ISSELL .
Agent Newberg.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
1HUID EVEBY FBI DA Y HORNING.
E D IT O R S A N D P f B I - l B H E R R :
K. H.
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oodw ard
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s ik k y
F R ID A Y , AUGUST 28, 1891.
Entered me .ecoud ria». metter el tbe poet
once at Kewber*. Oreeou.
I k , as (be Orrgonian says, “ an ailjutant
is merely a typewriter, which the com­
mander uses or not just as it pleases
him ,” let’s stop his pay, anti thus abolish
the office.
P ortland ’» public building site will be
selected at once. Henry C. McLean, of
Washington, D. C., is on l.is way to that
city for the pnr|>ose above mentioned.
T he Sheridan Courier, edited by a wo­
man, Mrs. E . A. Clark, is one of the best
local papers we get. There are any num­
ber of man-editors in this stato w ho might
profitably get some pointers from Mrs.
Clark as to how a paper should be con­
ducted.
tSSZT___
1 . U-U»
C an it b e possible thero is an official on
this coast who is so mean as to use his offi­
cial influence to boom his own reul estate?
Y et this is what Captain Hymens is ac­
cused with. If the charges are true, he
should h e fired, and an honest man put
in biH placo.
T he Oregonian says it is interested in
the welfare of the producers of Oregon.
I t appears rather to have gotten a notion
that it is general director of the entire
■tate, and some of its rebukes savor a good
deal of abuse, which may in time lead the
people to think that its interest in their
welfare is not altogether unselfish.
R ussia is a very warlike nation, on pa- j panion of the morning without any
per, and there is never any dearth of war trouble.
Glancing over his paiera. the Governor
news from that benighted land. But it
si ems that the real nature of this much said, "H u —m, yes; you want me to ap­
talked of people U that of cowardice and point yon to so-and-so. If I should, I
treachery, their warlike projiensities being might as well write my own resignation
exercised against a lot of poor defenseless at the same tim e.”
“ Wh—y why so?” stammered the
Jews. However if it were not for these
same Russians the Chicago grain gam­ young fellow.
“ Because I saw you pay for a street ear
blers might Is) at a loss sometimes to ac­
count for their actions, and some daily pa­ ride this morning, and you took the plat­
pers would find mighty thin picking in form of the car. You bought a sandwich
ttie news field, so perhaps Russia is a and spoiled ttie plateful. You paid for a
seat in the train, and took mine, too, and
necessary evil after all.
if I should givo you this place, how do
“ H pectaci ’LAB politics” is the way the I know that you would not take the
Oregonian refers to the reciprocity plan. whol e administration ?”
y o u
Seems to us this is about the only breed
W an t to buy either a large or small
The Oregonian saye:
“ Dr. William
of polities the jteople have known of late.
Honesty and decency and fairness in jiol- McLean, the well known veterinary sur­ farm , you can save both tim e and mon­
¡tics mainly belongs to the past, so that geon, who was spending a few weeks at
now about all we have in this lino, while Foley Springs with his wife, recently ey by calling on its.
seeming all right on the outHido, is full of covered himself with glory by killing a
deceit and corruption and fraud. Polities largo conger ttiat measured ten feet from
And wish to obtain any inform ation
lias Itecome a gigantic feat of legerdemain, the end of bis nose to the tip of his tail.
The conger had been committing depre­
a sort of hocus jiocus now-you see-it-and- dations in the vicinity for several months about Real Estate, or the C ountry In
now vou-don’t arrangement, which, while and linaly a party of gentlemen organized
G eneral, or Newberg and v icin ity,
no doubt interesting to those connected a conger hunt. Dr. McLean was among
with it, is nevertheless Itccom’ng fatiguing them, and it fell to his good lot to secure
in particular, W rite, to us—W e will
tlie prize. He shot the conger through
to the people generally.
ttie front shoulder and he will bring ttie gladly give the desired inform ation.
skin hack with him as a trophy of the
The secretary of the Oregon State Hor­ chase. F'oley Springs are located in the
ticultural Society asks that all members Cascade mountains, about sixty miles
and others interested, and desirous or from Eugene, and a great many Port­
willing to make an exhibit of flowers or landers sojourn there during the heated
summer months.
fruits at the October meeting of the socie­
ty, will notify him at an early date. Any
PRO FESSIO N AL C'A RDS.
one unable to attend the meeting hut hav­
ing fruits or flowers for the exhibit may
B U R T MOORE,
send the Bame to the secretary, at No. 7 J
Htark street, Portland, by October 10. All
—: PH YSIC IA N A SU R G E O N ,:—
Iruita or (lowers received by the secretary
Ottico
and R e sid e n ce One b lo c k South o t Post
not later than the atove date, will he
REPAIRING FINE WATCHES
OUI ce.
.
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OrtKUON. N E W B E llG
properly placed on exhibit at the meeting, N k w iik ro ,
which will lie held in Dallas, October
11! 14, and due credit given the exhibitor. ] j i W. CARMAN, M. D.,
— Fruit» anil Flower».
IN T C O IIP O H A T E D .
O . C . W R I G H T , S e c r e ta r y ,
J - M . W R I G H T , P re s id e n t.
C iV P IT L V L S T O C K , $ 2 0 ,OOO.OO.
I f
PRINCIPAL OFFICES AT
N EW BERG .
L
I
4
y y i . H AVE ON
j.
!
OUR LIST
y
'*/
AH grades o f R ealty, from an unfeneed lot to th e very Rest Im-
X
B
u rg eo n to
S. P. R
a il w a y
/In i/o r M u ht Units P rom p tly Anew ereit.
N EW BERG ,
B ought and .Sold, and Sold on Com-
mission.
For Low Prices and F u tu re A dvance­
W e Defy Competition.
;;;
L ong Tim e on Deferred Paym ents,
y j
In any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres.
X
j
&
W e have for sale some o f th e F in e st
X ! (suburban F io p erty to be found in the
Ì
Stute, nt very low prices.
Office on M ain S tre e t, N e a r D ep o t.
JO S E P H
CLOCKS A SPECIALTY.
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W IL S O N ,
D EA LER IN
OREGON
Grrooeries, Provisions.
WI1S1 t
,
^ Clean, Well-beleeted Stock of Staple ami Fancy Groceries and Confectionery, Al-
ways on Hand. Qneensware, Glassware, Wooden ware
and Best Brands of Flour.
THE NEW BERG SAW MILL,
.
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and Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyers,
X*
X
Watch maker and Jeweler.
pa n y
a n d s
m ent in Values,
proved C ity Property, and
F.H. Howard,
C o m
O REG O N
•>
If you are a Non-resident,
HIS OPINION OK OREGON.
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Pacific ® College!
OREGON.
The following letter to Dr. J . It. Card-
o n e s , c o rn e r F irs t aud M ain Streets.
well, of Portland, was published in Fruit» N EW IIEK G ,
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-
OKEOON.
an d Flower» for August, and is a candid
expression of opinion in regard to cur
w . M c C o n n e l l , m . d .
state and its wonderful possibilities in the V L •
PH YSICIA N A SURGEO N.
future:
N EW BE R G ,
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OREGON.
C h ic a g o , July 24, 1891.
L a t e s t reports from the lake in the
Office on F irst S treet.
Dear S ir :— During the winter of 1889-90
desert in Sont hero California, state that while in Portland, I hail the pleasure of All ca lls prom ptly «U ten de.I to day or night.
Disease« o f women am i ch ild ren a sp ecialty.
the water is rapidly receding, anil it is making your acquaintance, and probably
thought it will have disappeared before you remember me. 1 have felt ever since
next spring’s flood. It is probable, how­ that, I missed the npiiortunity of my life | } I t . HAROLD C l A R K ,
ever, that it will again (ill up in the spring. by not remaining in Oregon ami engaging
Z D IE U S T T IS T .
I t is said to be working a radical change in some pursuit within my scope. Every
N EW K ER O ,
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OREGON
in the climate of parts of southom Califor­ thing (srrtuining to your state is of inter­
T H E N EW CA TA LO G UE
Gold fillint? a sp ecialty. Gas or V italized Air
nia.
est to me, as I hope some day to settle
in
d
o
w
ram
es
and
ouldings
l
a
b
g iven In e x tra ctin g teeth . A ll work
w arranted. Olttee on C en ter street, opposite
G iving lull inform ation regarding the opening o f Pacific College is now out and
somewhere within her boundaries.
the Post Otiice.
T he Diepntch is now the official papor
Knowing you to lie a prominent fruit
ood
h
e
a
p
ready for distribution. Send for one.
Of tbe city of Portland.
Whatever else grower, perhapB my observations concern
T I I O S . N E W I .I N ,
th is may show it proves Tony’s shrewd­ mg Oregon products in this part of the
ness as a schemer. He will now no doubt country will interest you. in making in
Newberg, Oregon.
President.
tone down his strictures on the uctions of quiry among fruit dealers, I find that
the council that was elected in spile of none ot them acknowledge dealing in Or-
him, and no one, probably, will work egon products; hut lay great stress upon May be found at a ll tim es r fu ll assortm ent
G eo . L. S t a b l e r .
C. J . E d w a r d s .
harder for their reclcetion when the tiiue the fact that the orchards and vineyards
o f good m a rk eta b le
cornea.
of California contribute largely to their
stock. I strongly suspect that the greater
T he Port Townsend Leader calls it a part of the prunes sold in this market as
“ boom,” when two circuses and Sara grown in California, were in reality raised
Bernhardt visit that stale within sixty in thu best fruit country I know of—Oro AH orders promptly attended to and Sat­
isfaction Guaranteed.
day*. Yes. it’s a Washington boom, anil gon. It seems to me it would he to the
like all other booms in that state it will advantage of vour stute to have an exhib­ One door west of Morris, Miles A Co.’s
now store, on First Street.
prove transitory and an ultimato injury. it here of Oregon products eucii as Cali­
O
®v-
J . S. B A K E R A SONS.
Give us a boom that booms slowly and fornia has. To the general run of people
f
Bh
brings in dollars in preference to one that in this locality, Oregon is un unknown
revolutionir.es things for sixty days and land. Her resources, advantages and gen­
(T he E. II. W o o d w a r d F a r m .)
W. a. P owell .
J. J, S hipley .
eral prosperity few know of. 1 am afraid
then runs off with all the cusli.
P
O
W
K
h
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A
S
I
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Y
,
much of this ignorance on tho part of
W h a t k v e u else is done to advertise to eastern people is due to the people of
and D ealers In
the world the wonder« of Oregon, let us Oregon. It was with a feeling of shame
G R O C E R IE S FLOU R F E E D IIA Y amt
not follow California’s plan of furnishing that I read of the refusal of your legisla­
GRAIN.
wine glasses through winch our exhibit ture to make an appropriation lor the
gsO, Cor. F ro n t A Jeffe rsm . Sts.
may ho seen. If California was ever ad­ proper exposition of Oregon merits during
PORTLAN D, OREGON.
vertised by exhibit w ithout, a lavish use (lie World’s Fair, and trust your public
of wine, we have yet to hear of the in­ spirited citizens w ill raise, on their own
stance. We will put Oregon fruit against account., a handsome stint for the purpose.
rk
California grane juice, and lake chances You peoplt are hiding your light under a
bushel, and in justice to yourselves you
with her every day in tlie week.
should let eastern people seeking new
homes know thut California is not tlie
I r t h e Oregon hoard of railroad coin-
only statu on the Pacific Coast tit to live
iniaaioners have not the authority to reg
and prosper in. I think it would pay I t C o n t a in s 1 0 , 2 0 a n d 4 0 A c r e L o t s ,
elate freight rates, let it 1st aliateti as a
your horticultural association to establish
N ic e ly P la t t o d w ith S t r e e t s .
nuisance. To investigate, regulate ami
an agency in this city for the sale of fresh 675 acres in ull. 400 acres under cultiva­
etpialixe such matters ia ull the purpose
tion.
that coltiti have actuated the authorizing and preserved Olegun fruits. Had I the
R
means, I would like to go into such a ven­ Lie* sightly and rolling, 3, tni'e from It.
of their appointment, the remuneration
It. station. .’I miles from Newiierg.
ture, as I think a profitable trade could he
or pcripiiaitim Iteing comparatively insig­
Wo take this plan to inform the public that we are better than ever prepared to sup- JE S S E EDW ARDS,.
established. I am very truly yours,
.......... Preaident.
nificant. The Southern Pacific ia u big
j ». C. M IL E S ,..........
X
.
ply tho trade this Fall in tho line of a
Price*
range
from
125
to
140
per
aero.
. Vice-President.
concern, but the Irnard of railroad cotn-
MOSES VOTAW,
Terms,
cash, balance .’! years time.
...............Cashier.
miasionent, hacked by I he state of Oregon
Miztli aa Well Itralgn.
should he considered a bigger.
The moral of this story ia not hard to
DIRECTORS:
To lie cut to npplv on pavnient.
Parties desiring to set orchards this Full will make money by calling on or correa- | .1 E S S E
find, ami we cordially cotumjnd It to the
EDW ARDS,
B. C. M IL E S,
F. A. M O R R IS.
I t is saitl that them are aome discrep­
young person who has not yet icarnod a
ponding with ns before placing their orders.
J . C . COLCORD
E . II. WOODWARD.
ancies in the work of the various assessors
N EW BERG ,
:
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OREGON.
throughout the state. Homo plan should decent regard for the right» of other* :
One
day
a
smart
young
fellow
with
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand.--------•------Exchange bought and
Ite adopted, preferably thiough the state
\
O . W IIIT K M A N ,
i l l
W. A JA M E S CUMMINS,
Itoard of equalization, to systematize ami shiny shoes, a new hat and checker-board ] )
sold.
(iood notes discounted.------------ Deposits received subject to check at
>ight and a general banking business transacted. ------------- Collections made on all
simplify as much as may be, this neces­ trousers boarded a street car in a West­
ern city, and *top|Kil to the front plat­
accessable points in the United States and Canada.
sarily intricate business. All property in
NKWHBHIW)KK(K)S.
MIDDLETON,
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OREGON.
all parts of the state should ho assessed at form. He pulled out a twist of paper and
MIDDLETON,
lighted it, and began putring s concentrat­ Gull on us If you want a good w ell at a rea- j
j Correspondents i:\ll. )/> $ Tl LT, 0 ') } Portland,
its full vsluation. ami any deviation from
M at tonal P a rk B ank , New Y o rk .
sonable 4gure. H aving had long e x p e rie n c e i I aid prepared to «lo Plastering. Cem enting and Chim ney Building, All Woik Guar '
this on the part of any assessor should eti essence of vile odors into the faces of we Kti&i.oiice good work. P r ic e for boring an ‘ 1
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iinteed. * Cm rcspondenc*»
-i-..«.. . --
solicited.
i. *•••**
j
Strangers
visiting
the
City
are invited to rail at the Bank for information concern
1st deemed a violation of his obligation to those who were obliged to ride upon the putting in w all, 3 0 ce n ts per foot.
4*24tf
platform, if they rode at all.
One, a
faithfudy and fairly |s>rform the dutiea of
I
ing the City.
plain old farmer, couldn't stand it, ami
\
C. CO X,
his position.
From T E R M I N A L or I N T E R I ­
stepped off to wait for the next car.
O R P O I N T S the
When he reached the station, the
T he Bay City Tribune favors farming
D o Y o n W a n t a Ho u s e n u i l t ?
KKWBKIU«,
OREGON.
out the state printing and nlx>ji»hing the young fellow was there before him, ar«l it
If you do. c a ll on
state printing office. Wo cannot sec any happened that tlie two met at tlie restau­
If you want a «rood well at a re a so n a b le figure.
e w b e r g
l o u r i n g
i l l s
rant
counter.
G
ive
nie
h
trial.
H
svin
g
th
e
host
o
f
new
m
a­
good reason for such a move. It is proper
ch in ery , l guarantee first cla ss work.
“
Got
any
sandwiches?”
called
the
KA1LROAP
and right for tlie state to have it* own
You can no\> vet » in ch tile for w ells, i .i any
TARRANT St SON, P r o p r ie to r s .
q u a n tities.
Is th e lin e to ta k e
printing otfleo, and run it too. It is not young man to the waiter. “ Here, gimme
one,”
and
lie
tossed
out
a
nick
le,
and
JTe
ha
re
rem
odeled our M IL L a n d ra n now vian-
right, however, to keep it in the hand* of
Shop one door west of post otiice,
any drunken scalawag for political pur­ proceeded to pick up and pull apart every­
ufact
lire
FLO
UR
o f the best ¿ru de, by the F U L L
M. BA LLS,
It
th e DINING V U t KO I' I K It ru n *
G,
N EW BERG,
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OREGON.
rhro’igh
T IM I.K!> I' It A INS
pose* at any time. It »hnnhl lie placed one of the half a dozen sandwiches on
ROL
KR PROCESS.
KV KKY
AY iti th e year to
in charge of an honeet, competent printer the plate Udore tie found one to suit him.
X tA .F l'F I' " I U . I F i.ROl'XlP EVE|;v - VTt'RDVV f p f
The
farmer,
who
had
U
n ii waiting for
who should lie p rd a reasonable salary
j is prepared t.> do all kind« of work in b is lin e
Finally,
iu 8 w i rk m m ilik e m an n er. M ik in g of
and hi* tenure of |m*ition should la* made his '.urn, drew hack in disgust.
WE OVAIt VNTKE SATISFACTION TO OUR CUSTOMERS.-------- CALL ANP SEE U8.
(NO MANOR OF E%Rs>
Koots and Shoe« to ord* u a S p e cia lty .
R e p a ir­
he
found
something
w
hich
the
fingers
of
to depend on the faithful performance at
ing neatly and prom ptly done.
O>mpo*e,f
o
f
Join
in
g
Orr.«
t
’nsu
•"passed.
O re go n .
another had not fouled, and presently fol­
| F irst d*H*r west of Rank b u ild in g on F irs t St.
lin i'S K and MC.N PAINTER
hi* duty.
¡'till •«•!»* i > ,iu t ‘i;/ Rihuu S.t
N KW BEK O.
OREGON.
lowed the loud young man to the car
O f L ot e at E qu ip m en t.
H ouses painted iu the la test TIN TS.
Pap er j
H anging, d ra in in g . S ta in in g and H ard o il
lie found every seat occupied, including
T he catalogue for the Portland exposi
(lu ish .
the half of one on w hich were piled the
• ion i* at hand. It is fine as silk in ap
best that ra ti W co n stru cted and in whfteh
young m a n * * grip sack a n d overcoat.
done by D A Y or CONTRACT.
aopom m o'latlnn!' a re for hohlera o f FlrM
si or
pearsnee, hnt a clow inspection reveals
; S h o p o o Main S treet,
D ealer in
Secou d -claas T icket».
" I s this seal taken'’’’ he ventured to
much that is tiresome. In fact, some of '
N ew berg, Oregon.
impure.
the trash In eonnortiou wi'h the an­
MK*at’s engaged.” was the curt answer, and E U R O P E ean be p u rrh aaed at any
nouncement of “ special day*,” ia situ ply-
with a look that meant to *pi«leh the old Ofllre of thi» Vom p iny.
DR. YOUNG,
idiotic, and i* * poor thing to send out as
K’ill in fo -a t oli .mneerning rat««, lime t*f P r t r t m i t &
T b ÌLTÌ rf Q P fl TI A
farmer, who went into the smoking ear.
min«. r."V» * .1 .»th,.r dmaiU furiiiahed . mi * ^ 1 k l
Ot A - u i l l U S U c i p t ?
an Oregon production.
However every- ;
V
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N A H V rii R O E O N .
That afternoon the same voting man ap p licatio n to any agcnt. or
• hing promise* favorable for the greatest
A.
P.
CU
VRI.TON,
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y V IR A C IS T .
walked into the office «»f the Governor of
S A W E D AN D S P L I T S H I N G L E S . L A T H , L I M E , P L A S T E R .
exposition in Portland this fall that has
Ass’t Basa. Agl.,
the state, armed with recommendations
The treatment of horse* a specialty.
CEMEN r AND H A IR .
Portrait*
enlarg'd
to
lifo
»Ize
and
tìni.hed
ever heen held on the Northwest coast.
No.
121
First
Street,
Cor.
W
irh
.,
and endorsements, an applicant for a p«v
in Untrem India Ink or Water Color»,
It will surely prove a grand »neves* and a '
NAILS,
LOCKS.
SASH
WEIGHTS. PULLEYS AND CORD. AND
Portland,
Or.
Calls attended with promptness.
sition under the State government.
Ho
R oom ove « M uore B ko »., D arò fMonn
prize winner for Oregon, in *pite of the wiih eon fronted by the same plain old far- i !\ IT.W O O PW XK P, Agent,
catalogue.
,’ mer who rtv»*gni/ed Ir* traveling c m*
NtnnrRu..
O x ig o s .
M U R E R Ò . OREGON.
New! erg, Oregon.
Y a r d At Depot.
NEW BERC. CRCCON.
H a v e in sto ck a n d fo r sale
Rough and Dressed Lum ber
P O R T L A N D F IN IS H IN G L U M B E R ,
HARDWOOD LUMBER, CEDAR POSTS, SHINGLES
Uoors, Windows,
W
F
M
W
.At T h o
C
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S
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DORRANCE BROS.
esimi m ? MARKET
Something New.
Something New.^kL. "
Fresh Meats. Newberg P ack in g Company
fR U R A I H OM E?
W ill biiy in season
E g g P lu m s
N
o .
S ilv er P ru n e s.
COMMISSION 0
M ERCH A N TS
The Best on the Market.
P e a c h e s and
B a r tle tt P e a rs.
SE E M ARIS
S O M O II.
W ill also
B U Y A L O T IN
fiHEHALEM
ORCHARD HOME
¿ Something New.
Something New. 6
F u rn is h boxes fo r h a n d lin g fru it.
BANK OF NEWBERG.
Newberg Nursery,
A. Jv. C O O P Ji
N EW B ER G , O REG O N .
Capital Staci, $30.0(10
& CO.
CHOICE FR U IT LANDS
3 , 0 0 0 Cords o f W ood
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
J. I. KNIGHT,
W ELL
BO RERS*
1J Insterei* «Sr Cernente!*,
SAY
W I L L
i m i PMC
J . ••• S . •• R E E S .
Tbe Contractor & Builder.
Practical
LM RIM
SAMUEL HOBSON
®g! Photographer
Tbrciitli Ticket! ’¡¿KRÌr’ri^L
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J. D.
Shoemaker.
and Chicago
Tonrist Sleeping Cars,
C orre spondenoe Invited.
BORER,
To AH Poinls E ast and Sonin.
St. Paul
YOU!
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