Daily Democrat
Weflneslay Evening, July 24,1889
Publiabs.. every day In the week.
Bundsys excepted.)
IIITK XVTTIXM, Eilllurs end Publl .
SUBSC'Kil'TION KATES.
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aH seooml-cloas mail matter.
LOCAL jlECORD.
Work Stopi"K1. The Salem .Smtsmait
in mentioning the fact that work had been
Hepped on the O. P. Extension with the
xception of a few Chinamen, tllus plainly
aye: " That the obstruction to progress
in building the road at the present time in
caueed by the attachment which aic
hanging over a large amount sf property
aid supplies which belong to contractors
There eeems te be an unfortunate fatality
in the way of that road being built with
any degree of rapidity. Every year some
thing occurs whereby half the best work
ing season is wasted, and then just aliout
the time a good force of men is secured,
the contractors fail, lawsuits are com
menced, the men thrown out of employ
ment, and there Is Jesse to pay all around.
Everybody in the valley has a warm side
for the O. P. railroad In a business way,
and it it really unfortunate that its com
pletion across the mountains should be re
tarded by so many untoward circum
stances." The W.I. R. Co. Recently the Demo
crat published an item from the East
Ortgonian in which that paper said that
several young men representing the
Wrought Iron Range Co. were doing Uma
tilla county, and that they were sharpers
and swindlers. The Democrat asked for
a report from some hore who had bought
ranges when the young men were in the
Valley, and Mr T II Bowman, of Benton
county answers the request and desires us
to state that he bought one of the ra ig
paying $73 for it, that he considers it the
finest thing he ever saw, and though the
price was high, his wifi says she wouldn't
part with it for twice the money ; that the
young men were honorable in all their
dealings with him. The Dkmocrat is
same like the E. O. It likes to get a chance
to pitch Into itinerants who take trade
from home merchants ; but we try to be
honest and gladly give Mr. Bowman's
view of the matter, which In fairness the E.
). might well publish.
One Veiw Or It. The Corvallis
Titnes man who was in the city vhen the
O'Delt Cameron race was run, figures It
out as follows, by the way not correctly,
for there was no forfeit made, we are in
formed: A number of Corvatllsltes drove
to Albany to sec the foot race between
Cameron and C,Dcll. It was tame. The
latter come out about 15 feet ahead in the
race, but the former pocketed the money.
O'Dell was satisfied with the fine oppor -tunity
to show his shape and Cameron
seemed to be satisfied with the forfeit.
Specimens Mr. D D Prettyman the
well known wheat collector hat been 1 n
the city getting cereals. Any thing left
at the Oregon Land Company office wilt
be taken care of and sent where it will do
good. Our farmers should come to the
front in this matter. Linn is a great
county and should be represented.
New Mining Co. Articles of incorpor
ation were filed with the secretary of state
The Golden mining company of Albany,
Or., capital stock $1,000,000, divided into
one million shares of the value of $1.00
each. Incorporators arc E. R. Barkor, H.
II. Giddings and B. II. Barker.
Hay and Oats Wanted. Mr L Sen
ders,of this city will buy all the clean tim
othy hay brought to him in tightly comp-
essed bales, for which the market price in
cash will be paid. He also wants to buy
oats. Sacks furnished. Deliver at stables.
Painting Cheap. Between this and
Thursday, July 35'h, I will sell some fine
paintings at low figures. Call at my studio
in Minn's block,
M ik ma Parker.
ROCIAIi AND PERSONAL.
Mr H F Merrill went to Portland to-oay
on business.
District Attorney Hewitt and Hon W I
oilyeu were in Salem J ueterrtay.
Judge Strshan retu mod last evening from
a rusticating trip to Portland.
The fsmtlr of R F Ashby havn moved
from Harrisburg to Albany.
Marshal Hoffman went to Eugene City on
oat evening a train on baunes.
Mr T H Cone, of Ashland, arrived in tn
city thie mnruiog on his way to ruriuLU.
Mr E L Power left this noon for Tseoma
his future home. Mrs 1'ower will go after
awhile. The store here is tn charge of li
father and goods are going at cost.
ABSlanmaand wife, of th foil in
Origmian, are in the city on the r way h me
from the Bay. where they have bran having
remarkably ttno ens brerirol a time, r.trr
thing i- racked full cf seoole.
Capt O H Irvine. Serjeant T J Overman,
Corporal F M French and Mr Geo K Fish
leave to morrow morning for Fisb Lake, and
win besiege the trout and "rub lu that m
oaniy.
Jaa t Pnn11. Wall M.mti ith and J
Maber Iiftto.Lv for the Cland Mansfield
ranch bevnnd (ttvi!lf. where the hot
prince ahom.il Mr.M.ek Mnnteith. Claud
Manaheld and Fred Ross are already there,
having boil 'another cabin.
UBA KSTATb HALES.
O & C R It Co to S I) Keenev, S
half S VV qr Sec 19, T 14 S R 1
E, 80 acres c 3o0
O & C K K Co to S D Keeney, 8 W
qrof S E qr Sec 39, Tp 14, s R
1 E, 40 acres 10o
O & C R R Co to S D Keeney.S ,V
1' "' lr "eg jj, ip 14, S K,
I t, 40 acres , ,2
0 k C It R Co to S D Keeney, E
half of S W qr and S W qr of
S W qr. Sec. 33, Tp 14, S K 1 E
110 acres 3,0
United States to james'J'Cary.N W
qr Sec. 31, Tp 14 S It 1 E, 1O0
cr patent
MC lumpuit) Lora E liav,
acres, llarrisburg Sheriff's deed
United Slates to Caidwell Clark.iafl
acres, Tp 11, S It 1, E patent
C 11 Lewis to John McNeil, blk 1,
ll's A, Uulsev 350
T McClary to Sarah Smith, S E
qr of N E cir Sec 36, Tp 9, S It
23, 40 acres 100
J II Mullanto K u i.nnjjdon, S W
qr blk 129, li s A, Albany Soo
Martha M Lines to ; V Ruddrick,
lot and frac. of lot in blk, 15, E
A, Albany 2000
1 M Mover to Eueene E Cioff.nart of
lot In blk 1 W A, Albany oo
An..nf If T. 1-1... !..!- -.
t.iiuu 1 ii.h l-l JVIlll OVUllIC, lOlb
1 and 3 in blk 2, li s A, Albany 225
J M Ralston to E (Join, lots 1, 2, 3',
4, Sand 6, blk 21, It's A, Leb
anon .-.7 500
1 uurston l.avton to David Lewis,
A interest in N half of D L U
ofJnoLayton 400
John W Geary to M A Porter, lots
3 and 4, blk 10, Halsey 1
Anna M llouck to P E Allen, lot 1
blk 1, H's A, Albany 125
S D Ewing to Wm Rilea, tract in
Tp 12, S R 1 V 100
J S Ames to A F Hamilton, small
tract in Sec 31, Tp 13, S R E 15
Total.
In Trouiile One John Quinlan, who
worked on the street railway from July
Oth to July lth. has been arrested In Se
attle on a charge of committing a rob
bery in that city on July 3d. He writes to
Mr. W. E. Kelley who had the contract
for the street railway work, asking a writ
ten statement as to the fact of his work
ing here during that time. Mr. Ke'.ley
has furnished the statement, but it does
not account or Quinlan s whereabouts on
the day the robbery was committed.
Five Tramps. Yesterday five tramps
ere seen hovering around the residence
of Thos. Montictli, Jr. One of tliem
finally tried to effect an entrance into the
house finding no one was at home, when
Marshall Hoffman, who was notified, ap
peared and arrested him, as well as four
other who centered at the same place
about that time. The first mentioned, who
gave his name as Gogen, was sentenced tc
the caliboose for three days, while the
others were given leg hail, and fled the
ctty. uogen has just served another sen
tence ox live days.
Leave Their Footprints. A troupe
35 dogs or rather 30 dogs and 5 pea-
pie came in on Saturday evening's train
and gave an exhibition of canine abilities
at the hall that evening. The show was
very good, but the audience was very
small, simply because there was no adver
tising done ahead of the show. Ashland
listings.
A Rushing Ice Business. The Al
bany Ice Company shipped 10,000 pounds
of tee to Eugene to-day. The manager
inforrrs us that he finds it Impossible to
meet all the demands for Ice. All the
towns on the railroad r.s far north as Can-
by, and as far south as Ashland, are mak
ing orders almost daily.
Anotiibr Church. Mr. Ashby Pierce ,
Who gave a couple of lots to the Univer.
ealist General Conycntion some time ago,
Invited Dr. Deere of Riverside, .al. to
nend his vacation in Albany and super
intend the building of a church edifice, and
he is now in the city for that purpose.
In Lane County. M. P. Burnett
Herbert Kittridne and Elmer Cameron
started on Friday morning for the Bel
knap springs, in Linn county, where they
will remain a tew wks minting ana nsn-
na. Times. Lane county, though, has
the honor of possessing these fine springs.
Also Arrested. The man who had
the fight with Tite Marshal, an account of
which was given in the Democrat, who
refused to give his name, was aiso arresita
and fined $5 and costs.
At Cost. My entire stock of harness,
saddles, etc. Call early. Next to dksio
crat office, Albany, Or.
E L Power.
Babies. The finest line of baby carr
ages in the VaHy just n celved at Stewart
& Sox's. Prycs are remarkably cneap con.
superior quality 01 in
carri
ages.
Orr for the Mountains A barrel of
dried beef, some fine cheese and a large in
voice of choice lunch goods just received
at BrowiKil & btanard s. t-.el some.
Biooest Vet. 10,000 rolla of wall pa
per, latest varieties, finest decorations just
receive it FortmillerAt Irving's.
A Sharp Item. The finest line of cut
lerv and shears In the city at Stewart it
Sox's. Their goods are the very best and
will stand the test.
Letter List.
rollortne Is the list ol letteis remilnlw in the P.t
uh.nv. Linn county, urecon. 7
Persons calling- for these Icttel mint i.e the dsie o
trhlch tlioT re advertised 1
Arp John
Bennett J A
Jm Rev I) H
Leo A i
11.11 f
j,nlihMiMiJne, i
KrsirerMniOri.S
Williams Ceo
Hardest? It
Jonee t' 11
Med Ion U It
H'ronhsrt M
Tvnsn F. P
Wilson Mi" Mottle
WitdxiseBell
B. THOMrSOS. P.H.
Died Suddenly. Hermann Dierks, the
restaurant man, died at 4 o'clock to-day of
heart disease, after a short illness.
a
council riiocLF.ntNeK,
I resent Recorder and Councilmen,
Gradwohl, Parker, Uurkhart, Tabler and
French.
In absence of Mayor Councilman Grad
wonl elected chairman.
The following bil's were ordered paid :
G R Savage, .50 ; K O Coats, $3.20 ; G W
Hughes, $2.00 i V liendell, $Soo ; F E
Ailen, $9 50 ; Train & Whitney, $21.00 ;
P W Pinks $94 .09 ; Frank Soutcr, $3.00
Deroe& P..bn, $62 60 ; Santiam Lum
beringCo., $87 93 ; M Hoffman, $33.00 ;
John Chlswell, J13.00 j N J llenton,
$34.15 : W X Miller, $7000 ;John Jones,
$70.00 ; C V Watt., $13.20 ; II Power,
$t2.o-j ; Jas Orion, $13.00 ; John Kees,
$8.50 ; Henry Dole, $7.00 , Frit Brent
ncr, $i3.oo ; John ilehlner, S,5o ; John
Chlswell, $33.00 j F M Westfall. $5-oo.
Bill of J N Hoffman tor $16.30 allowed
and lien against the property of Frank
Wood ordered taken .
Committee on Health and Police repott
ed stagnant pools, dish water, etc, in al
ley In rear of lot 6, block 3. City Mar
shal was ordered to notify parties concern
ed to abate the nuisance.
Committee on Fire and Water reported
that it had been Impossible to organize a
company for hand engine and recommeni
ed that the engine be sold and a chemical
engine lie purchased with tiie proceeds. A
like report was read from the Board of Fre
Delegates.
Matter of Masonic Temple clock continu
ed. License to sell liquors was granted Join
Giblin and bond approved.
Time of collecting taxes was extended
until next meeting, on the 10th sf Aug.
The following bids for building 18 fe;t
of sewer into Baker street were read : Gto
W Hughes, 08 cents : Tames Laurent, 3o
cents. Contrnct let to James Laurent. To
be done in 20 dayR.
Committee on Street and Public Pro.i
erty was instructed to buy nails and hard
ware at lowest price to be obtained.
Recorder was directed to advertice for
bids for sewer across Washington strrct
between 4th and 5th streets.
City Surveyor W2s directed to pl.te
grade stokes in front of Mrs Thos Molt'
tcilh'&for sidewalk.
Property owners on First street ordeied
to place street on grade within 20 days.
Lily Marshal was directed roopen Wash
ington street west of block too to lity
limits.
City Marshal was directed to abate nuis
ance in lot 2, block 2, E A.
LY0NSV11.I.B.
Weather hot.
Time flies were gone.
Harvest in full blast.
Our hotel has changed proprietors, W
J. Macker retiring and Mrs. Abel taking
charge.
Miss Canles of Columbia City, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Wharton of this place.
The Mehama hotel is continually crowd
ed with pleasure seekers.
Trains are to run three times a week to
the front instead of twice as formerly.
lohn Robertson of Spokane, Is sojourn
ing in this vicinity for the.present.
The china ean at the front has been
called in, and the work of surfacing track
suspended. ,
Sunday was the last day oi campmeet-
inr at Mill oitv. conducted by the Rev
Jones, and Yaquina is to be the next place
ot holding another. .
T. D. Hiatt & Co have moved their saw
mill to near Mehama, and now propose
sawing clear lumber for the valley market
Ths work of getting out engino wood
along the line of the O. P has been sus
pended, presumably on account 01 a sur
plus. "
The school exhibition recently given in
the Fox vallev school house under the
sunervlsion of D. D Coffer, was a success,
The Drama of "Punkin Ridge" being the
crowning feature.
Struck Oil At $1.2; per 5 gallon can
best Standard r ' oil, at the Willatnettt
backing Co. s store.
Belting. A fine line of rubber and
leather belting kept constantly on hand at
Stewart ec Sox's. All requires sixes
stock.
To lei, en oar stock of canned goods we
Will sell I ' inglin that line at remarkably
low prices.
3aoiv7r4.L 4X OIAAIII'
Doo't fai o oximine M -Ilwain'e carpets
Von will ti thtnn from 10 to 15 usr een
cheeper tha any other nlace in town, taking
neons. tiers on the quinty.
F L Kenton has a supply of tine mixed
nicklss put up io pure cidar vinegar. Try
tbsss
Hotel Arrivals.
Revere House. I M Ralston, Le
banon: A Brizes. Stavton: C. F. Belman,
Portland; John Burnett, Corvallis; v II
Smith, Halsey; G Page, City; A J Col
lins Lebnnnon: 1 A Cary, Sclo: Wm
Collins. Ohio, A C Velllers and wife,
New York! Fred Metzger, Portland;
Reener, Jackson, S B Aiken, Jr., Eugene
H Harris. Minneapolis: R F Prael. Port
land. R M Ronavan, Portland; A T Ar-
muth, S F; L McKeniie, Portland
Russ Ho'-se. F Connagh : A S Work
- Mrs H E Thomason . F A Miller
1- k-,,H.on! B Arlon : W Lame ; I W
Rrntvnson : T Grier ; S 'Aorkma.! : I
tiath Alsea : 1 R Hunt, Indianopoli
H Witt and family, Mi'l Cilv ; RM Stede.
u-mMimwi 'itv: C II lloberg : A 1'
ttnnn I kt Mcll'argue, N" B Standlsh,
t. n)r. I Schultz. Brownsville ; A M
Annis ; A (i Hutchinson ; J J Graham.
Millers : U Cisable : W King ; 1. ti hick
ford ; S Brown and ton, San Joe , D Mc
Rac.
HOME AND ABROAD 1
Bugsr is enormously high.
Corvailis is baving a great time about tha
purchase, of a bote cart.
The Eitt Portland KiWiV-oier tried loan
at a d lily fur a weekly and stopped.
Mr J J Dnrris kaa beeun tha work of
miiu an abstract oftliedeedsiotho t'.erk'l
once, a joag job.
Mr Autouelle the contractor, is in Sin
Francboo. On bis return, we are informed,
more men will be put to work.
The Modoc continues to navigate the
v uiameiie ana noes not propose to be out
done by the "Three Sisters."
3.r 1 no Aiptiine, the sago of Millers,ssya
look out for ni-xt winter ; but we promised
o"v in pin. 11 in me democrat and ot co-irs
i!) not.
In nnotliv.r coloran will bo found tha nro-
fditirnal oard of J J Dorris, abstractor and
conyoyancer. Mr Dorris toliuits the patron
age of those who have business in his line.
A one armed man has been in tha city
givioi; a street eaiiihition with trained ca
nsries. The birds are remarkably eftioient,
s-jil do some very intelligent tricks, as cute
as some of the peif ormances of dogs.
Mr William McKinnon, now in tl.eoity
reports another tiud of good conl near his
shop 011 the Ijebanon wagon road. There is
no douiitat all that the foothills and ir.onn
talus are fall of coal that someday will bs
a crest bonanza to thi, country.
tVhcat, 60 cents,
15 cent eluviuz at Viereck's.
8 ticket for ?1 at Vior-ick'f .
New dress goods at Mcllwaiu'e.
Befrigeratorsjat Stewart k Sox's
Ice cream freezers at Stewart & Sox's.
New invoice cf fine gold rings at French
New cream cheese just received atCot.rad
Aleyers.
For sale, cheap, second hand organ, Mrs,
Hymen's.
3 chairs runuing steady at Viereck'a sha
log parlors.
Best roast coffee in the city at Conrad
Meyers.
I W StJrr, physician and surgeon, Albany,
uregon.
Good cooking stove only $10 at Hops.! a k
saitmarsn a.
The best watch in the world for the money
at t Mr reuch s.
Side saddles and ladies riding mircinglca at
X hompsnn & Overman s .
Thompson k Overman, agents for the great
L'yuainite buggy whip.
For a number one gunlity of knives fotki
and apoona call at r M Jrencn a.
Tubbs'a pure manilla birding twine in
largo quantities at Stewart K Sox e.
the choicest line of tsble luxuries can be
fouud at Brownell & SLtnard's.
J W Bentley. best boot and shoe tr.aker io
city, opposite rortmilter of Irving a.
A large aud fine hoe of window ehades
just received at Ftrttniller k Irving's
Money can't buy better oots and shoes
than Mcllwain is selling, bocanse batter
goods are not manufactured.
Some fine California cheese, a barrel of
golden drip syrup aod some tine comb honey
just received at Brownell k Stanard's.
Go to Hibler k Paisley for yonr job print
lug. i hey do any and all kinde of work in
the paelishing and job prluting line. Quick
work and lew pnees.
Call and examine Z. T. Wright's stock of
lubricating oila. - Also steam goods of all
kinds. Keep thu celebrated Powell Sight-
feed Lubncatore aod oil onps, oenstantlv on
hand. Also Trahern, Lift and Foroe pnmpe.
Iron pipe especially. Branch House one
blook aboyeAlbany IronWorke.
J. J. DORRIS,
Abstractor and Conveyancer,
tl9"Ofllc6 at the Court House,
TCOfl 8A I.E. Four yoke and a heir of
J goof were; uxen, together wun yokes
and obaina; are well broke cattle, aud
will be sold at a bargain for casb, being a
part o, the estate of John Robinett, de
ceased. AppKto John W. Pngh. Admin.
isirator or ice Kaiate at sneau, Oregon .
(jEALhiU rMM. Bids will be reco.ved
O at t lia orB -o or Bnrkhart t Koeney
oppoiste Kevere Iloaae. for clearinK the
small brush out from 100 acres of II r
timber north of the O P K It switch in
lwnton oounty.
Geo, H. Keeney,
WAM I H.O. a girl to do house work
in a "mall faullv. Inauiro of Mrs.
Ii, C. Hiintiar.l on Third street, one door
west or corunr 01 Washington and Third
292S
REPOnT OF TIIE COXDITION
OF TBI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT ALBANY, IS THE STATE OF OREGON
At tlie elites st business, July 12tb 1&&I,
Resources t
Losnssnd ili-eiunt. $lS4.306.es
OTenlnilli,M'eiirMl sua unsecured. ..... l.OM ts
U. S. ti m-lM 10 wf-ure circulation SUCOU.ee
Otlir stork . r.iitls, sntl ninruraaes 3,157. OS
Due Iroio a.-r.ive-l reserve stents -..l'2,flO.M
btietruiu ' htr Nstional llsnks l$,e47.&7
Duo (r.:i K'.Me lunk. Slid tmiikers 2,b8s.0t
Resl.lsU;, itirniluie, slid llxtures 16,000.01)
rtirrrnt eXeiiMcs sml tuxvs paid 99.S0
Premiums iaiil 3S32.D0
Checks sucl other eahit9uis U10.78
Hkllsnf other Itsiiks hfiO.OO
Fractional parcurreiiev, nlcklessnd cents 12.es
Specie M,;o.se
Legal tender notes 1,000,00
nouempuon luim win o . o. ireasurer ,ne
per eeut of circulation.) eos.OO
Tola)
Liabilities I
t,n7,n
Cspitst stivk paid lit loeoo.Sf
Hurplii fund H SOf 00
I'ndlvldiNl prorlt. ... lSr2.7e
Natloiisl llsnk notes out-teiidinir.... . liimo.eo
Indivtitusl iIoihmu suti)t to clieok lw,07S.;e
lleinnml -erliRnte.f tKiK,it........ . .46.4tf0.t9
line to nther N'inal ltaok 00.00
One to Ktate lUnkf end bsnkers 126.6?
Tjl.l..
..tMt,M
STATS Of OSBOOS, C'OVSTT or LlXS, SS
I, K. w. Ui.rd'n, Chler of the store asss
ed hank 6v solemnly swe.r tus. the above ststeaienl
Is tnie to the best uf mv kinir!edeend eellef.
i.. . I.ANODON, Chler
Sulncrlbed snd sworn to ttfore me thls2tnl 4uj ef
Julv. iseo. II. RRTANT,
(i- a ) Xourj Puslle.
t'osRsx-r- Attert :
SAMI EI.E TnfNO)
K w. I.ANulluX, r Directors.
L. I LIN.t, )
Attention.
We have justreceived a fine assortmci.t
of parlor furniture direct from the East
We have the latest designs in mahogany
frame, marble, silk crush and silk plush
upholstered, and In walnut suits, assorted
upholstering. All at prices that command
attention. VVe ask tha' you call and ex
amine for vourself. It Is no trouble to show
goods. e also exoect bv the last of the
week or first of next a car "load of bed room
suits in walnut, oak and antique. Dining
suits, center tables, extension tables, secre
taries, wardrobes and evertything else that
is kept in a fiit-class furniture store.
Aldany Furniture Co.
I
Very Nic e. Don't cook thi.-. hot weath i
. Drop in and gel some of our lunch 1
delicacies. We have just received a fresh
supply of cream cheese, Llmburger cheese, I
smoked beef chipped to order, etc.
WILLAMETTE PACKING Co. ,
To New Comers. We would fay that
we have no baits to give you, but we do
guarantee good values for wmr mor.ey
and we kindly solicit your pa ronage.
1SR0WNELL o. I ANAKD,
FOSHAY .& MASON,
W.'blS AMD ftBTAIl
If racists and Hixiks'Slers,
Agents for John R. Aldtm's unhlii-atlone,
which we. soil at obiiaher'ti prie9 with
aostagoatldad.
ALBANI, OKKUON.
THE LEADER.
G,W.
AL3A3SIY
"Superior," "Argarad," "Garland".
STOVES AND RANGES.
Fire Backs.
Warran ted
for
15 years, All
sizes an
styles,
Roofing", Job Work, Plumbing,
Eave Trough. Range Boilers
Conductor Pumps.
F.
DEALEB
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES
Choice Candy,
CIGARS AND
NEA--ITHE POST OFFICE: ALBANY, OREGON
Carry a first
Stoves, Tinware,Hardware,Etc,
Which lliey ire selling at retnarkalby low price.
JOB WORK
carefully and promptly done at reasonable prlooi.
Hopkins &
STOVES; TIN WARE. SHEET IRON, C0PPR WARE.
ETC., ETC.
A genU for "On Time" Bulne nml nonk.ntt Mi vm.
promptly ntttn .? Ui.
CHEAPEST AND BEiT PLACE IN THE CITY.
OLD IRON - Fifty ton of old Iron
tttiiryo. in nv iiurnt;tv. wanted
iiiiinediati-l. 1 llin AR-any Jrcu Works.
A re iLN U. 'A Stird.ir 3-ti.n tcalo,
ouly ?; It-iv4 i 'i ,.t , L-r ;.-.-:est rail
rotd fctt'n.u trwui ,'ieijii'on liiirty daya
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