2.
THE COIiDOi! CLODL
THUR8DAV7
DECEMBER B, teTOS:
NOTICK,
The jrMrly mbwrlptloii to th. Qlo.s 1 fl.SO,
If paid In advanco. II not paid In d ratio 92
will be charged, K panoll murk ground thli
nolle Indium that your itibtoripUon baa
plred. Ptwaiwnufw promptly.
I .
LOCAL NEWS.
V. J. Edwirtli wit ovur from May
villa Bntufdny.
Bri Wella la building ft new cellar at
the Condon I lute).
II. Q. Jordan hag moved Into lita new
building on Main atrwt.
The mercury registered 18 drgree
hove tero Monday morning.
Head 9. B. Barker'! new ad and con
ault him alioot holiday goode.
Frank Wood, a drummer for a Chicago
hoe house, wae In town Kill week.
Win, Dunlap turned out a flue wool
rack lor tl. V. Blrlokland tlila week.
3. W, Kumll and (guilty have moved
to their new home, the Bprlngaiun ranch.
O. W. Barr returned laet Thnreday
!rom trip to Portland and The Dalle.
Don't (ail to eee "The Dote Peanut
Roeiter" at Complon & Ueorge'e, Ar
lington, Or.
JT. K. Fliiwater came In front hi.
eheep ranch Monday, lie report! the
floeke doing well.
' Be utre and fall at Complon 4 GeorgeV
nd get eome fruit roasted peanatc
when In Arlington.
It Is reported that one or more new
business enterprises will be launched In
Condon In the spring.
The pupils of the public echool will
give an entertainment Friday evening,
Deo. 10th. All should attend.
Closure your property agalnat lose by
fire In the Flreman'e Fund Insurance
Co. Agenoy in Uie Uuibk uffice.
Merrlt Frlitell wae In from the Lost
Valley country this week, lie report!
pretty cold weather over that way.
Prof. Paul epent Sunday here, being
on his way from Fowl I to Heppner,
where he goes to give term of writing
lessout.
A big revival meeting Is ronnlngat
Foisil, and much Interest la being mani
fested. About SO profession! of religion
have been made,
A land contest cae between Charlie
Nelson and i. A. Richmond, both of
Ferry Canyon, was on at Clerk Fraaer'a
office for a few days Jest wek.
tieorge Angell wae called to Fossil
Monday morning by the serious illness
of hie little eon Lloyd, who live! with
hi! grandmother, Mrs. Metteer, at that
place.
K. M.Shutt, of the Ilepnner Times,
nniiaiima Lint will euun launch a
new paper at lone, to be calM the lone
Herald. The Tiluea will be continued
i before.
Harry Ualatead, a sawmill man, of
Ollllaut county, called at thle office the
80th alt. He le looking over tirant
Bounty with view of putting In a saw
m ill plant. Long Creek Eagle.
Subscriptions taken at the? poetofflce)
for the Ladles Home Journal, the Hu
Francisco Ksaminar, and alt other lead
Ing periodicals, Stock up yonr reading
.jJlst for im. Mr!. J. F. Kelsacher.
Don't overtook the net ad of Tobey
Dros'of Ulei, which appears In thle
Issue, Thle well-known Arm has pur
chased the stock of L. O. Kalaton at that
place and are prepared to make every
word of their advertisement good.
Ao undertaker In an Idaho town re
cently received the following letter t
"Stir, my wife ie ded and want! to be
berried tomorrer at wonner clok ; yo no
whurtodigthe hoal bl the aide of my
other wife let it be depe."
Arthur 0. Thornton, special agent of
the Fireman'! Fund Insurance Co., waa
In town Saturday and Sunday visiting
the local agency and looking over the
town In the Interest! of hii company
He went from here to FimmII.
T.J. Jordan le having the building
adjoining hie restaurant on the south,
formerly occupied by 11. U. Jordan, the
butcher, fitted up for a parlor and bed
room for the accounuodallou of his pa'
troni.
Dr F. Nott, the well-known dentist
of .-until, Is now in town and will
main two or three weeks to atti nd to
' the want! of his nnmerone patrons here
In the dental line. Oillce at hi old
land In Hendricks' law office building
Uive hiin a call.
' Dr. L. P. Mollinnli, the eminent
physician and surgeon, with hie aaaUt
ant, will tie at the Maddock Hotel, Con
don, Dee. 14th, 15th and Itith; Mayvllle
Hotel, Mayvllle, Dec, 17ih and 18ih;
McKenile Hotel, Fossil, Dec. 19th, 20ih
and 2Ut. Consultation Tree to all.
Our e i pert measurer will be with us
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Decem
ber 10, II and 12, when we will have on
display a full line nf the famous Salem
Woolen Mill fahrlos made of Oregon
wool.. Call and have your measure ta
ken for a suit whether you want loonier
at this time or not. No charge for
measuring, Millib The Ukoulator,
Arlington, Oregon,
Our esteemed neiichhor, the Arlington
Record, takei us to taak for an item
which appeared In thin column two
. week! ago In regard to the "mail route
' aVr-" The Item had reference to
another Eastern party who, so It was
reported In these part, had secured the
contract, and waa written before It wai
known here that Mr. Jackson Hae to
nave anything to do with the route.
Mr.' Jack-on Is a Western man and l
don lit less well acquainted with the
taglng hoxiness In this country, and h
starts out in a wav that shows that he
Intends to give the people a satisfactory
Our Lone Kock correspondence came
too late for thli Issue.
If you want Xtn.i Presents, Toys,
Chfffa Weref tool Is, etc., call at Complon
it Ueorge'e, Arlington, Or.
M. E. W'eatherford, of Otei , stands
at the head of the tiLoec'a roll of honor,
tile subscription being paid np until
April 4, 1901.
A prominent citizen, the other day,
after vainly trying to tap a rich "pock
et," was heard to remark that "if the
Lord could make a mat) ae well able to
take care of himself ai the modern
nlckel-ln-tlie-slot machine la, he (the
man) would be a crackerjack and a daisy
to boot."
The report that Condon le the most
indy place on earth le unfounded.
Charlie Fit hae been chopping barley
by horse power this week, for the ilin
e reason that there li not enough wind
to drive hla big wind engine that ordi
narily furnishes motive power for his
establishment.
An ordinance was Introduced In the
Ity council, at their meeting Monday
night, providing for a license of 12.50
per day on all traveling and advertislne
loctors who practice their profession In
the city. A similar ordinance imposes
ataion traveling show, concert com
panies, et'. The recorder waa also In
structed to draft a dog tas ordinance t
he considered at the next meeting.
Lee Shannon's pony took mean
treak the other evening when Lee
started home front school, and, when
near D. 8. Brown's house, on south
Main street, went to "bucking." Lee
kept his seat like a cowboy ontil the
pony turned handspring, en to apeak,
tlirongh the wire netting fence, and
then of course he took a tnnible. Fort
nnalely be wae not eerlousy Injured
Condon Camp. No. 88, Woodmen nf
the World, held an election of officers
n Thnredav evening of last week, ami
he follow I ii if olncers were elect l lor
he ramlnc term : 8. A. Patilson, Con
nl Commander; J. F. Reiaacher, Ad
viser Lieutenant; Ed Nelson, Hanker;
R. Freeer, Clerk; Knmlie fainter.
Kscort; James Cameron, Watchman;
W. L. WIIcol and W. A. Darling, Man-
airers.
Sheriff Wilcox and Clerk Fraier. a
custodians of ronnty propertr, have In
their piweeeslon a family ol 10 or w nne
voting raninee of an excellent varletv
which lliev might he Indm-ed to part
with on reasonable terms. The pnpplee
are quartered nnder the county olBete,
and the olTMglg fear that when their
howling apparatus becomes full? devel
oped they wtll have a do-gmed sight
more does on inelr nanus man iney win
need In their business. Call early and
avoid the rush.
Time for Purchasing Railroad
Forfeited Lands Expires ,
January t, 1899.
Parties having lately handed County
Clerk Fraaer a tetter, signed by the offi
cials of the U. 8. Land Office at The
Dalles, dated Jan. 10, 1898, wherein It
was stated that claimant! were entitled
to purchase, nmier the Forfeiture Act, at
any time before Dec. 81, 18W.
Mr. Fraxer forwsrded the letter to
the Dalles Land Office, and asked for an
explanation and their opinion as to the
expiration of time within whbh settlers
could purchase their lands; and the
following reply was received :
"Umitko Status Land Orricc,
The Dalles, Ore., Den. 6, 1808.
M. 11. N. FaAzea, County Clerk,
Condon. Oregon.
Dxab Sib:
In renly to vour favor of the 2d Inst..
I will say;
The Act of Congress, approved Febru
ary 18. 1897, provides that the lands
forfeited by Act of September 29, 1890.
mav he pnrchaaed at any timt prior h
January , 1S99, page 63", U. 8.
ihe enclosed letter is in error.
Very Trnly,
J at P. Lucas,
Register."
So, It appears that there Is no doubt
about the end of the present year being
the limit within which R. R. forfeited
and! can be purchased.
Msnlev Downing'! slx-horee learn In
dulged In a livelv rnnawe.v the other
evening. They start! on Oregon street
near llenl-lck' law omce, turned down
Spring street to Main, and then turned
north. Jnstahnve Earhart A Moot's
saloon tliev got too close to the water
main ditch and three of the horses pi kit
no In It. Manlev was nn the "saddle
horse" all the time and lumped Inst In
time to save himself from frning into the
ditch with the horses. Nnhody wa
hnrt, and the damage waa trifling.
The new Masonic bolldlng le rapldlv
nearing completion. The building is a
neat and handsome slrnctnre and is a
credit to the town. The first floor mn
tains two handsome and roin modi 001
store rooms, one nf w hich will tie oorn
pled bv Dr. J. II. Hudson's drug eiore.
sod the other by J. F. ReUacher'e har
ness shop and sales-room. The postoltlrv
will also revnpv a portion or the nott,
l.tanl ll. nmm hntlilinif. with enlrr ,
n 8ummlt street. The secimd floor wi I
he entirely oceunled as the hxlge home
of th" Masonic fraternity, and will en
tain two ante-rooms, a eominndlons
Mm mnm and also a large banquet
hall. If the weather Is at all favorahle
the hnilding will he completed and oc
cupied alwot the first of the new year
Dyer-Edwards.
On Tuesday. Dec 61 h a merry rmwd
nf invited guests assembled at the home
of W. J. Edwards to witness the mar
riage of Mr. James W. Over and Miss
Emma B. Edward. Rev. Hnrr, of Uon
don. performing the marriage ceremony
in very impressive manner, inese
yonng people have a hot of friends
ho w h them a lone ami nappy me.
Thle was also the 24th annlvernerv of
Mr. and Mra. W. J. Edwards' wedding.
and both events were celebrated In one
After eonnatnlatlons were ottered,
were Invited to partake of sumptuous
repast which had been prepared by the
hostess, to m men an out enipie lnsiu-e
The hannv con rile were made the re-
ripientaof many beant'ful and valuable
present, of which the '"Mowing II a list
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Edwards. One
Jersey milch cow: Mr. and Mrs. A. J
Mheltiin, eel nf sauce dishes j Mr. and
Mr. I. A. Henderson, ma; Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. S'lnchfield. eet of gobUte
W. . Keys and wife and Win. Keys
and wife.' fine hamting lamp; Ml use
Alice and Marv Keys, decorated water
set; Mr. and Mra. John McDonnell, put
linen towe-ls; Ira Carter, eet of silver
onvenlr spoons; (leo. B. Dnkek, set ol
silver knlvea and forks; Mr. and Mrs,
At MiOonnell. glass water pitcher; Mm
Ella Rinehart. mantle lamnreqmn
Mrs. Sadie . decorated China frnit
dlh! Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Livingston.
majolica bread plate; Mrs. Nettle Ander
son, set of glass saui-e dishes; Miss Mat-s-ie
Vsjlson, pair of linen towels; Laura
Simmons, silver snnp ladle; Frank Sim-
nions. ' 5 Charlie liver, eet ol deco
rated sauce dishes; Maude Uanklns,
salt and pepper shakes.
Mr, and Mra. fc.il warn! receiver sev
eral handsome present as follows;
Mra. Simmon. Pair of vae; .
calendar for 1K90; Mrs. Ella Rinehart,
tinted cracker jar.
MUIST.
in
FOSSIL.
Georice DnUek. of Mavville, was
town baturday and Humlay.
The ground wae barely covered with
now ami the thermometer registered
10 above aero on Tuerday.
Mr. Milton Scott, of Fossil, has sold
me of his line lacks to Mr. Sloan, of Loot
Valley, for the sum uf 1300.
George Angell, who has been running
Lonis Karker'e eheep the past summer,
while in the mountains, la in town for
few days.
J. W. (iilman will winter some 300 or
400 head of cattle on Mavville Flat,
here he has bought straw lioin a unm-
lr of rancher!.
The new mail contractor ltween here
and Arlington seems to I well pleased
with toe route, ami. so lar, lias maite
good time, considering the bad condi
tion ol the roads.
Mrs. Frank Watson, of npper finite
Creek, who has been confined to her
tied fur the pest lew months wim mus-
ular rhenmatlsm, la, we are pleased to
av, soiuowiiat improvei and is, at
his writing, able to sit op little at
timet.
Mr. C. E. Miller, who hat been a reel-
lent of Fossil and vlciiilu for the past
10 or )i years, and who waa known by
all to he 'a hard working, npriglit, honor
able man In every reei-t. Mi last week
lor the Bound mnntry, in vt ash., to loin
his wile and daughter. Mr, Miller thinks
he will not etav In that country long,
but will visit the Colville country In the
spring, as lie thinks there is a great
imng In that country lor a hard work
ng man.
ARLINGTON.
of the season fell
CONDON MEAT MARKET.
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal of first quality. Chickens,
Eggs, Butter, Fruit and Vegetables bought and sold. We handle
only first-class meats and our prices are reasonable. No credit giv-
It takes money to buy fat beeves.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited,
The first good rain
here last week.
The weather baa been foggy
the past few days, the flit of the season
to amount to anything.
R. S. Robineon, of Lone Rock, was in
town the first of the week attending to
his Interest in the water company
The Arlington bowling team howled
the Uoldendale team here last Satur
day, getting defeated bv 24 pins. The
lioldendale laiva now have alaiut 90
10 us the beet of nor hnvs, but there are
two mure games to roll off yet. The last
game stood 630 to 664.
R. M. Johnson and wife, of Ime
Rock, were Arlington visitors last week.
Mr. Johnson spent several dava killing
geese while iiere. He only got about
20. hut save il was not his fault that he
didn't gel more. The goose season ie
bunt over, a the greater part ol them
have gone south.
It I not generally known that Gilliam
conntv l-aa a grove of walnut trees, but
such fs the cwee. Seven miles soul I of
Arlington, near the Junction House,
there is aNrnt 100 walnut trees thai bore
aUmt AO bushels of nuts last year end
Quite a hit litis year. The trees grow
thriitiy and witnoni irrigation, proving
that walnuts will do well In this part of
the state. There it also a tew hickory
trees that are doing Hue in the same
gmve.
Preparations are bei ng made to have
a flue Chrlntnias tree here by the two
Hii nda v schools nulling and having one
tree. There la also some talk of having
a shooting match and other attractions
Santa Claus has been around and left
lots of pretty things at the different I
stores. We suppose he Intends for flaw
kids tobnv their own presents this year,
as times are good, and he is getting along
in vears anyway and feela as though he
had already done hi share by leaving
his stock of Christmas goods with the
kind-hearted merchants who have never
vet forgotten the good little boys ami
girls on Christmas.
A donkey stepped into a store nne
dav and asked for the proprietor, who
walked out of his private office to meet
him. but was surprised to see a donkey
in hie store. "Why are you here?" be
asked. "Yon know that this la no pi aire
for a donkey." "1 am here." said th
loiikey, "because I saw your advertise
ment on the fence that surrounds 111 v
pasture, I kne that yon, too, must be
a donkey or von would have placed th
adverlleement In a live newspaper
where it won Id be read by people, not
lonkeve. lining loneaome to-dav, I
thought I would lie neighborly and call
on von."
"Above The Clouds."
An Interesting drama, hearing the
ahove title, wilt tie presented in Armory
hall nn Friday evening. December ZHrd
hv a home talent company. The play
it as-Mid nne and nn trouble or time
will tie spared hv the company to pm
dnce It In a flrst-claa manner. The
characters are widely diversified, some
grave, some gay. some foolish, some
fickle, some love-t ck. end some laugh
able. Any taste can be suited and
evervbodv should turn out and see It.
Arrangements have been made with one
of the bst negro impersonators in gist
em Oregon to Introduce a number of
sneeialtiea during the evening.
Following the drama a grand ball
will be given, at which flrMilsst music
and other accessories will be provided
The proceeds nf the evening will he
need (or painting and otherwise Improv
Ing our public school building which
being most worthy ohject should entl
tie the oompany to the largest audience
inmtffmmttmmnwmtmmmmf?
IWanted:
Every person In Gilliam County to know that
St"" they can buy DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, 35
St: FURNISHINGS, BI10ES, HARDWARE and IS
am (
g GROCERIES in Olex, at Arling.on prices. g
g- We have purchased the stock of L, 0. Ralston,
SL- and can and will sell you all goods as cheap as Jjj
g- in Arlington g
Give us a trial, and be convinced. g
Tobey Bros.
SIT (SUCCESSORS TO L 0. RALSTON.) 3
EE OLEX, OREGON. 3
fiaiiiiiaaimaiuiiiiaiiaiaaaaiumt?
CHniSTMA"X GOODS.
Sa sta Clai' 8 M ybttd was so
heavy that I left il at J. P.. Earker't-
F-iftore. lie is my autiionzta ngcni
1 Si' 'i nd carries a complete line of Holi-
s; ' Inv cn torts with tlhinh to inntn th.
children hajipy."
Don't forget that each 20 casl.
purchase entitlea you to an elegant
enlarged portrait FREE.
S.B. BARKER
General
Merchandise.
J, F. REISACHER,
Saddler see Harnessmaker
CONDON, OREGON.
ALL KINDS OF LEATHER COGDS MADE TO ORDER.
Carrlee a Complete and Well-ewlectwd Stock of
8A00LES, HARNESS, WHIPS, SPURS, BLANKETS
And everything usually found
In first-class harness shop.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Give me a call.
In the building on the corner, opposite Barker' store.
en
T.
G. JOHNSON,
.PROPRIETOR OP.
H.G.JORDAN, Propr.
"A SWEET TOOTH."
f you are troubled with one call around at tny place and treat it with
THE FINEST CANDY ,
the only kind I keep. I also carry a full line of
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes,
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas Etc.
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
JOHN JACKSON.
ONE DOOR SOUTH CONDON HOTEL, CONDON, ORECON.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
Large New Bam on North Main Street,
Condon, - Oregon.
HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
CMAROEH VBBY BEAMON ABLE.
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
MILLER "THE REGULATOR."
THAT'S THE PLACE TO TRADE.
We have constantly on hand a full and complete line of GRO
CERIES. We call particular attention to our line of GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS which is the most complete line in
Arlington. We are also agents for the celebrated SALEM
WOOLEN MILLS. Call and get prices. We are now located
at the old Coflin corner.
THE OLD RELIABLE RECULATOR.
GEO. MILLER, : : ARLINGTON, OR.
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
MRS. S. A. MADDOCK,
This popular hostelry has been
thoroughly renovated and is now
prepared to cater to the wants of
the traveling, publMJ in an op-tpj.
date manner.
Commercial travelers, and others.
desiring the comforts of a first-class
hotel, will find this house suited to
their wants.
Proprietor.
P.
L. H AM,
LONE ROCK, ORE.,
'DEALER IN-
MOODY'S
WAREHOUSE.
-Fire-Proof Brick Buildings-
Arlington and
The Dalles.
Highest Market Price
Paid For All Kinds
of -Grain.
Crain Sacks For Sale.....
See Us Before Disposing of Your Crop.
General Merchandise
-MAT SUCH LOWs-
PRICES THAT4VILL ASTONISH YOU.
CET MY PRICES BEFORE C01NC TO THE RAILROAD. IT WILl PAY YOU.
DUNN BROS.
Have again increased their stock of Clothing, Overcoats, Mack
intoshes', Caps, Gloves, Overshoes, Socks, Underwear, Blan
kets, and Winter Goods of all kinds.
The ladies have not been forgotten; we bare the finest line of
Winter Dress Goods in town. Call and see them. v
At the
Old Stand,
Condon,
Dealers in
i
(General Merchandise.
South of
Condon Hotel.
Oregon.
HARRY HALSTEAD,
rpi rn im
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
S.G. HAWSON,
Arlington Agent
When price is low, the
chances are quality is low
too. The prices of Schil
ling's. Best
bxkinf powder
flavoring extracts
nd tpices
are not low they are fair.
The quality is high, tin
For sale by
Dunn Brothers.
tea
coffee
soda
NOTICE.
There Iihs ben In my fmntnre, In
Liil vlly, Ore., for Mhnnt one year,
nn hrAwn mure, mpiKweil to he unlirnke
unil Mhoni s or 4 rr mil. wpiirm miii
lOoOorllOO lbt lirHiuleil JK. (nnim lHil)
on ton win. 0inrmn nave name iiv
niiviiitf i-ohI i( keepliiu, mid lutylnir 1t
iIiIn nniliir, othcrwlw (ho miiiiml will
be noattHl and sold amortting to law.
PEACE HAS BEEN DECLARED,
AL. HENSHAW-
Finds he has a complete stock of the following goods on hand and
more coming on every train.
Furniture, Hardware, Carpenter's Tools, Puints.
Blankets, Gloves, Wall Paper, House Lining.
Stoves, Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Crockery.
Trunks, Hand bags, Undertaker's Goods.
Remember! He will order anything, not kept in stock, on short notice.
I offer a complete stock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting of
flooring, ceiling, rustic, ship-lap and all kinds of rough Lum
ber. Careful attention given to b:lls of special sizes and
dimension stuff.
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST-OFFICE,
LOST VALLEY. ------- OREGON
ARLINGTON SALOON,
JEAII LEBOUS, PROP.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars.
Billiard aijd pool Sables.
First-class Goods Our Pride.
Fresh, Cool, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught,
Main St., Condon, Oregon.
T. C. Earhart.
8. V. Moor.
ACTIVE SOLICITOUS WANTED EVKKV
where lor " he story ol the rhlllipliii"
by Mtuat Hlii'rt. roininlulniwl by thctiov
ernmeiitM Ofllrlal Hltorln In th. W.r Ihs
Mrtinnt. Th. book w w ritu-n In armv ,'iim)i.
l Hhii Kmiii'lwo, on III P.K'iHll Willi (MII
Merrltt. In the hollitla t Honolulu, In Hour
Koiik. Ill th. A in art. mi tninohi-i t MhiiIIh. In
the iimirvenl i ni lih AihiIiinIiIo, nn the
dvrkol the olymiU with Dvwcyj .nil In the
nr o( twtilw at the lll nf MulilU. ilon.iiM lor
airentii, Brlmlul ol oiIkIiihI lctutvii t-iken bv
Svtrnmnl photoRrnibera on the aimt, Li rue
ixk. Low prU-va. Bl prorita. FrvKIH pxlil.
t'rwllt given. Iirop all Ir.nhv unoBIlal war
booka. OultUtrw. Anitivat, K. T. Barber. Kw'y.,
Star linuram-e Bld(., Chicago, 111.
tANTKlK-HEVERAI.TIl STWtKTHY PEK-
VV aona In tbu ttate to manaK. our bttxlnt'iiK
in inflr own aim nxarny comillfa. r la inalniv
ottW work rontliictv,! at homo. Snlury atr.ilKut
IW0 a year and exi-nm'i ilehnlle, buiiafl'l, no
more, no ltwa aulary. Monthlv f 7fv Kefi-ivort a.
Kiii'lone Mli-a(Mreaml atainpiil envelope, Her
bert E. Ileaa, Freak, Dept. M, Chicago, III.
A"TED AOKNTO COR 'OI.ADsTOSE. HIS
Uie entl rnbllo wrviwa, " bvTboa. ,
llaiiainm. A woiuierfnl atory ol BlorloiiH fa
reer. Over .ViO luive, raillant paxea. ItiU Krb,
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