Evening capital journal., May 01, 1889, Image 3

THE CAPITAL EVENING- JOUKNAL.
tlmo. t sat thoro a few seconds foebly
wondering which room tho ticr was in.
Then I got up with a sudden alacrity, took
lv6m its caso a largo revolver, and turned
into tho passago again. In a ininutoor so
I was in Godfrey's room. Ho was half
dressed. "What's tho matter!" ho demand
ed, with startled eyes. When I had told
him ho took my hand and wrung It. "You
may thank God that you aro allvo, old fel
low." Then ho dressed hurriedly, took a
heavy nflo from a rack, filled his pock
ets with cartridges. "Coma along; Btay,
let mo go first; your nerves are a bit shaky
yet."
Wo crept out and awakened tho punkah
wallah, an old and faithful Hindu, whom my
brother onco nursed during a dangerous
illness a brave, rehablo nnd trustworthy
' man, who would havo laid his life down for
Godfrey.
"It is tho man-eater 1" said tho Hindu,
fter my recital. "Will tho sahib let his
servant adviso him!"
"Yes, Rameo; tell mo your plan."
As tho Hindu rapidly unrolded it my
brother smiled dubiously at tho strange
idea.
"Cunning must bo mot with cunning,"
said tho Hindu.
"It'll tako three hours to arrange," I re
marked. " Threo hours will bring tho dawn; now,
who can seo in tho dark; not the Sahib, but
yes, tho tiger."
"Very well," said Godfrey. Lot's set
about it at once." From tho gardener's
outhouse wo brought a roll of wire netting
that had been put thero for fencing in a
paddock a few days previously. Together
wo collected armsful of shavings tho work
mon had not cleared away, quantities of
dried leaves, rags, every thing wo could
find soft and pliable; and having cut tho
wiro into threo square lengths firmly lashed
them togother, ono over tho other. When
completed it was the shape, but rather
larger than tho window in the room in
which tho tiger lay hidden and tho doors of
which had been locked. Our operations so
far had beon conducted upon the verandah
outside, near the gardener's room; wo then
rolled up tho wiro netting and carried it
round tho corner of tho house to within a
few yards of the big window; here it was
unrolled again and flattened out, then upon
its surface wo poured all the shavings,
rags, leaves and tho refuse we had
collected, and upon this mass smeared
and spread a quantity of limo loft by
the workmen for tho morrow. This we
smoothed down as well as wo wero able till
the whole mass assumed some consistency
and clung to tho interstices of the netting.
Ramee next took somo stout twino and im
provised a rough kind of needle from a
bamboo cane. With this implement ho
sewed all over the mass of stuff, thus mak
ing a string netting that helped to keep tho
composition in its place. Bo far, so
good; tho most difficult operation yet re
mained. "Take my gun," said Godfrey to me,
"and give me the revolver."
He pushed the revolver in his belt, laid
hold of one end of the netting, and threw
off bis shoes. With slow and noiseless step
tho netting, looking very like a large mat
tress, was 'carried exactly opposito the
window and laid gently down ; then both
retired as silently as they had advanced.
Rameo then brought from the outhouse a
ladder, and with a- gesture of entroaty
signed to my brother to stand aside and
take his riflo in his hand. With bare feet
the Hindu crept up to the window again
and reared the ladder against tho wall.
Taking a coil of rope from his neck, he
deftly fastened it to the highest wall staple of
tho outsido shutter. Descending, he quick
ly enlaced tho short strand in the netting,
placed the ladder on tho other side, and ran
the thong through tho other staple. For
the first time he made a noise, but it was
unavoidable, and was caused by the net
ting being drawn upward till it hung like a
great curtain covering tho shutter and hid
ing tho window from us.
Godfrey and I stood ready to fire.
1 The Hindu, perspiring at every pore, de
scended tho ladder, which he lowered and
placed horizontally on the window sill, and
lashed it to the bottom of tho netting, and
again fastened that to the two lower staples
on either side.
Tho thing was done; far away In tho east
tho dawn was breaking, above which the
morning star was slowly paling his silver
fire.
"But, Ramee, the shutters are still fast
ened!" "Sahib, I unfastened them; they are
open as tho breadth of a man's hand;
presently the light will stream through."
"Quick I fetch another rifle 1"
When he returned I took the gun and gave
him my revolver. v
A light breath of wind passed murmuring
through the feathery crowns of tho slender
cocoa palms, two great spears of light shot
up in tho sky, somewhere in the garden a
bird sang; the sun had risen. "Walt the
signal," whispered my brother; "now,
Ramee." Tho Hindu knelt down and Imi
tated tho bleating of a kid that had lost its
mothor. At tho instant Ramee sprang to
his feet the silence was rent by a sundering
crash and a sudden terrific roar; tho shut
ters wero torn from their sockets; a great
mass hurled itself precipitately through the
window, and the tiger with its head and
shoulders burled in tho limo-covered debris,
was grappl.ng in maddened fury with an
enemy he could not see nor make much im
pression upon.
Our guns were at our shoulders.
' The animal was twenty feet from us,
tearing up tho graveled path and coiling It
self in inextricable confusion in tho broken
netting and splintered ladder. Ramee ut
tered a loud cry. The animal had freed its
head, and stood with its bieedingmouth in an
enforced and listeuing attitude. It was the
moment Godfrey had waited, for, and he
fired. The tiger, evidently not seeing him,
sprang at tho window again, but missed
the opening, hurling himself against the
wall and falling on the broken shutters.
At tho minute it alighted I aimed at the
spot behind thq shoulder and fired; it gave
a convulsive leap and turned its bloodshot
eyes in our direction. Then Godfrey fired
again and told me to do the same.
"Uackl backl" cried Ramee.
The animal had gathered itself together
and sprang forward with one mighty bound,
and rolled over with a scream of dying
rage.
When we came to measure the bruto
afterward we found it was fifteen feet
lrom the nose to the tip of the tall Charles
LUIIe, in Fall Mall Gazette.
Bow to 8 moke m Clgmr.
' An old smoker ssys that to give some per
sons good cigars is like casting pearls be
fore swine, because they do not know how
to light them. The best " Havana" that is
"imported" from Florida or Connecticut
will yield but a vile, unsatisfactory smoke
If lighted so as not to burn a clear ring all
around and evenly. Tho outside or wrap
per Is of the best tobacco; tho next, the
"binder," Is of a poorer grade while the
bulk of the cigar, the -filler," is tho poor
est. They are assorted with the intent that
they be burned together. When this is
done the result is a delicate and gratifying
smoke. The full benefit of a cigar is only
secured when it is lit thoroughly and the
cinder kept moderately close to that It will
not fall o right at toe fire. "
B1
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No. 211 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
ARE TI-I12 LEADERS IN
foe
Ladies'
tab Fine Dross S
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vnrles. A marvel of
purity, strength nnd wliolesoniencss. More
economical thnn the ordinary 1'Inds, nnd
cannot be sold In competition with the
multitude of low test, short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold only In can.
Hoyal Baking l'oviL:itCo..llXIYv"nll.N Y.
IMMIGRANTS LOOK HERE!
Also si largo line of Ladies', Mines' and Clilldrons' canvas shoes for
summer. Remember they will make It an object for yon to call on them
and they will show you the best lines of goods in the city. This firm is
wen Known io an tne cu.7c1.901 fcaiem, una surrounding count rv, ns a
firm that handles nothing but reliable j;oods. Take the people's word for
It and call on these gentlemen when In want of foot-wear.
Their Spring Slock is Unsurpassed in Quality 'and Prices,
LOOK - OUT !
Something is Going to Drop at
"BODWELLS NEW SHOE STORE,
95 State Street,
Salem.
Having farmed in this country for over
half a century, which gives us a thorough
knowledge ot the country, we now oner our
fccrvlccs to you In
SECURING HOMES
nnd take pleasure In announcing that wo
iiiivu u very line nsi 01 properly lrom
which to select, embracing home ot tho
best
Grain, Stock and Fruit Farms
In Marlon mid lilnucounttes.nt nrlepatlint.
cannot tie -duplicated in the Willamette
vnney. otnor valuable property of vuri,
ous kinds ollerednt "bed rock" prices.
Conic and Sec and You Will lie Convinced
that wo are offering all that we here claim
Come by Narrow Gauge railway, or to
Turner and take stage, (four miles).
Descriptive price list of farms and other
property sent on application. Locating
two or more families near each othera spe
cialty. H. C. & J. H. PORTER,
Heal Estate Agents.
Aumsville, Marlon county Or. 4-MO
$50. HORSES. $50.
One hundred head of brood mares and
young horses for sale. Forty or Jltty
colts expected in the spring Two line
horses, Clyde and Peroheon stock, weight
sixteen and .Seventeen hundred; have been
with the band for tho past three years.
Original stock from tho best quality ol
marex. i-or particulars nuaress orsee
W. H. KYARS,
wit. Balem. Or.
For the Public Good.
It Is an indisputable fact that the hand
somest vestibule trains that aro now run
on the American continent nro those on
tholiurlington route, leaving from Union
depot in Denver, nlso Kt. Paul, Immediate
ly on arrival of all through trains from the
west. The first and second class coaches
are magnificent, the reclining chair cars
suburb, the Pullman sleepers extremely
luxuriant, and ns for tho meals that arc
served in those palace Uurlington dining
errs yum yum., The next time you go
east to Kansas City, Chicago or Kt. Louis,
if you mention to the ticket agent that you
want your ticket to lead from Denver or
St. Paul over tho Uurlington route, you
will gel it, nnd you will always be glad of
If you go via the Northern or Canadian
Pacific, the elegant vestibule trains of
Tho Uurlington itoute, between at. Paul
and Chicago, or St. Louis, will carry you
along tho eustern shore of the Mississippi
river for a distance of 350 miles, amidst
scenery tluit cannot be surpassed; or, if you
?o via the Oregon Short Line or Southern
'aclflc, nnd your ticket reads via Tho
Burlington Itoute from Cheyenno or Den-
Wo contemplate.! chango nrbusincss soon, nnd will therefore make Sweeping lte
duct lons-in eeitnln line ol Hoots nnd Shoes In order to roduceour stock to a minimum.
WO Want Moilcvl Oil need Hoots nml Simp. rVimn mill nviimlnn irriniU tun! iiHnn
nnd sco If It will not pay you to lay In one or two years supply at the price-! we offer
GOODS MARKED lT PLAIN FIGURES !
A child can buy as cheap as a manual our store. We moan business,! and If you wear
shoes look us up. YOUUS POU "KOLI) KOIN;"
BAILEY F. BODWELL,
E
fly Capital Joiirna
Has Been. Enlarged
Ini Greatly Improved ami Now Is Tlio
CflEAPSST NEWSPAPER IN OREGON !
mi m
I BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
m
!
FOUND!
Succchs in Business requires preparation ! Therefore, thorotigbly muster
Commercial Arithmetic, Business Penmanship anil Business .Correspon
dence, Book-keeping by born Single anil Double Entry, tho nature ami
correct use of Commercial I'apeiv, Commercial Law and Business practice.
Lea,rn. also, Shorthand and Type-writing, Manifold, and Dictation work.
All these tiro needed in business, and are thoroughly taught by exper
ienced teachers at the SALEM BUSINESS COLLEGE
Griswold's Block, Salem, Oregon.
IN MARION COUNTY
'
i - .
ver, you will paR3 through all tho thriving
cities and towns located in what is pomi-
larly known ns tho Heart or the Continent,
For further Information
Sheldon, General Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
Wr
to A. C.
rat street.
-MDditwt!
OBEGONUN RAILWAY CO.
(Limited Line.)
CHAS. X SCOTT, - - Receiver.
On and after Feb. 18 18?t.nnduntllfurthcr
notice tralns.wlll run dally (except Sun
day) as follews:
- EAST SIDE,
Coburg Mall
From l'ort-laud
Lv.ll.3u am
Ar. I0.W
Lv. 2.15 pm
2.a
3.18
3:31
ll.W
3.53
VU
UU
J.S5
1.39
1.47
5.b0
Ar
fiW
11.1 1
6.21
MS
7JO
8.-OI
8:37
10:15
P m
l'ortl'd Mall
STATIONS.
Tow'rd Port
land
l-OKTI.ANUl'.iVt'V
FootofJefson. St
Itny'suuiaing,
Kt. Paul's,
Woodburn,
Towuhcnd,
McKce,
Mt, Angel,
Dowh'b,
Hllverton.
Johnston' Mill'
Hwllzerland,
KastKtdeJunct.,
Mucleay,
Aumsville,
West Htuyion
O 1' Crowing,
Wat Bclo,
Crahtree,
Hpleei,
Tullmun,
l'lalnvlew.
Ilrownbvllle,
ltowland, ,
Ar. J.40.pui.
Ar
Coburg.
Alt
J.V
rytimnutlon
mile ou naleji
Connection
Tickets at two
at stations hav
l.v
l.W
12.17
12.00
11.40
11.40
11.21
0.14
11.00.
10.20
10.1U
10.07
IU0
0.18
8.50
8.10
8.28
8.00
7,'ll
C-18
0.13
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WM. BROWN k CO.
K
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IIKAJ.KI1H IN-
Leather and Findings
CASH PAID fob
Hides, Pell? arid Fuis
231 Commercial St.
Saletn, 0'
3:
THE BEST STOCK OF' STOVES
IN THE CITY IS AT
R. M. WADE & CO'S
282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM.
cent per
ing agent.
ut IUy'K and Kulqtiart
iiniinruith fcttiimer "CUv of Hull-in
UllAS. N. BOOTT, Ilcoelvcr.
General Office, N W Cor. First and Pine,
Portland, Oron.
Gai'laiiil Stoves,
Charier. Oak Stoves,
Brighton Range
AND MANY OTHER LEADING STYLES.
Also a Gonile.e Stotk ol llanlvare acd Faiiu Mittey, Wagons sod Carriage
Read Our Reduced Terms!
WEEKLY, one year, Ui0. WEEKLY, six months,. -R75
Now Head Our Discount for Cash!
WEEKLY, one year, $1.00. WEEKLY, hIx iuoiiUih,. 0.r,fS,
WAS THERE EVEH ANYTHING EQUAL TO IT? NOW llOLL
IN THE NAMES, AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
ONE-'"IIIRD OKF FOR CASH.
Our Old Subscribers
Now hi arrears nro urged to take ladvantngo of our big dlwonnt, hy let
tlliiK old iiccoiiiitH and joining the grand throng, of one dollar Hiiliscrilx ix
THIS IS NOT A SPECIAL OFFER
, Hut u boild, jK-ruiaiujiit rediictlo'.i. Wo have come to tay
TO ONE AND ALL
We wiy, Bend uh your naiiu'H. If yon want to take advantage of our "ono
third oil' for aiHh," and are not where you can get ixwlul iioU-h of other
convenient method of rcinltllng, wind im your inline and Htato that you
will remit at Mint opportunity. TIiIh will oumiru your lielng placed on tho
dollar liHt."
0TOrca 0,000,000 i"1,8 'f.11,'" 'ittLli
w- w.wwx.www tMt i Heed
erf ttM)Ujgtum4wtriia.lW.tadtWn
Ferry's Seeds
V. 41, rEUUI UU. u
tv ickiuwlM to L lb
Largest Seedtmtn
In the world.
D M.FzxiTAOO'f
UluttrtUd.DMcrip
Mt tad WloM
SEED ANNUM,
For IBM I
WUILamtllAdrtrt
In aJl ftrifi)lftf.tfl. nA
to Ut rears euwtnar
ltiuwt tailmtinm it. Jmu.
uu CMUut i aSS&fiyK?ssas
D.M.FEHIIY&CO.,DtrH,IIJli. i
JT STr. w- Tl.
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mrniirm
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TKANSPOltTATIOX.
TH.E YAOUINA ROUTE.
Tho BUYEnsj.OUIDHU
Uiusd Mrcb"and Sept.,
eaph year. Jtt li Rti enoy
clcpudia qf unoful Infor
mation ior an who pur
cbeo the luxuries or tho
nedeislttei of life. We
oin olotbe you qd furniah you with
mil tha neoeiiery and unnoceviary
ppllaneet to ride, walk, danco, sleep,
eat, flah, huntv Work, ro to cliuich,
or atay at hopis, Hnil In varloua alzea,
atylea and nuantltlei, Juat llguro out
what la required lb do all theia thiiiRU
COMFORTAULT, and Wou can make a fnir
eatlmateS? the val& of tho J1UYEKU'
OUIDB which wUl be aont upon
reeelptof 10 cent to py pontaito
MONTCOMERYWARD & CO.
1U-114 Xlohiiaa jLvollue, OJUao,iU.
OH PACIFIC RAILROAD
And OroKnn Dovcloinnont company'a
stoatnslilii lino, an miles aliorlcr, U) licniiu
les"t time tlniti by imy otiici loute. First
class tlimiiKh ivis-vnecr imil fielKlit lino
frouil'orllniul and nil iolnts in HioWll.
latnotln vallcv to and from Han l-'mtiuUni
TIME SCHEDUtE, (Kxcont snndnyR):
IjOiivc Albany 1:00 1' il
IeavoCorallls - - 1:10 I'M
Anivo Yacnilna fi.-oDI'.M
l.oavo Ynqulim ...... .(l:rAM
Leave Corvallls llWttAM
Anlso Albany 11:10AM
O. it O. trains cnunrct at Albany and
Corvallls.
TlioatioMi t.iitns rofincct at YAQUINA
with thr Orosn Doveloiuni'iit t'o'H I.lno
irsteaMslilps between a(Ulna and tan
l-'nnel-eo.
SAIM.Nd IIATKS.
SI'KAMIlltS. ntOM VAQUISA.
Wlllaiuctto Vallev.... Simdav -Apr. 2S
Wllliiincttn Valle.x-. Monday,. May (I
Willamette. Valley, Tuesday " 1 1
STIlAMKItS, VltOM SAN F11ANC1SCO
Will.iinetto Valley Tliui'Mluy, May "'
Wlllametto V.illcy Krlday " lo
Wllluiuettc Valley Hutimluy, " IS
Tills eoinpany reseives the riglit to
clmnire salllnu dates w ltliout notlee.
N. 11. I'lissctiKcrH lrom I'm I land and nil
Itlnmettu Valley points ean mnl:o eloso
eonneetlon with tho trains of tho
YAOUINA MOUTH at Albany oi-Corvallln,
and If destined to SSjiu 1'raneNeo, Nliouhl
ni niiiRo to arrive at Yiuiuiiiu tho urcnlng
before d'de of sailing.
l'.isoiiKfr ami Crrlcht Ilalos Alwnvs the
l.nnrst. For infornmtlon apply to Mewsra
HU1..MAN .t r Kroluht and Tlcliet
AKentMlWandLVJ Kiont ht., rortliinil.Ur.
or to
U.C. IIOOUK, Ae't den'l Fit. A
riis.ARt.,Urreou I'aclllell. It. Co.
Corvallls, Or.
(J II.HASWKLIi.Jr. Oen'l Frt; A
I'avj. Agt. Oregon Dovclopincnt
Co., .'Ml Montgomery St.;
San Fianclseo. Cal"
TIMi: TAUliK RIVKU DIVISION.
Thoelcsantly equipped steamboats ,'Wm
M. HoiiK, Capl. (leo. Itaiibe; llin N. H.
Ilentley, .'apt. .1 .:i'. Coulter; the Threo
Sixtcrd, Capt. W. I'. Shnrl; me in servlee
lor passeiiKcrniul trcluht tialllo between
Coi'Mdllsand L'ortlitiid and Interniedlatii
points, making tlneo round tilps each
week as follewx:
NOU'I'II IIOUN'D f,caves Corvallls Moi..
day, Wednof-ilay and Friday at 8 a. lm.
Arrives at Salem Mondayf ednedaynnd
Friday at :i p. in. I.e.ivVs Salem Tuesday
TlitirMlny andSatuidavat 0a.m. Arrlxea
at I'ortliind Tuesday, TluiiMlay and Sntur
day st :i:"iil n. in.
SOUTH IlOUND-Leavcs l'oitlaud jfon
day, Wedne.Mlay and Filday at i a. in.
Arrives at Salem Monday, Wednedavand
Fildnvat":15 p. in. Leaves Salem 'lues
day, Tliui'Mluy and Saturday at 11 a. in.
Arrives at Corvallls Tuesday, Thuisday
Saturday al IKWii. m.
For lielphl and passeiu'er rates apply to
the captains and pmseiHoftho icspeetti
boats, or to V. M. DiuliiiK, iiuent, LU) and
ai-JFiont htieot. l'oitlaud; Ullbeit Itios.
nj;outN, Salem; I. M, Adair, agent, Allmnv
C.-A. .Miller, atieiil, Corvallls; or totlie gen
eral ftclL'ht ami passenger intent. Cm walls.
(). A .!. iralus einneet at Albany and
Corvallls
, F. AV. i:0'i:.V, Superintendent.
Win. IIOAO, (Jenenil Jlannger.
JIW
inn
-VIA
v
Soullifii'ii Pacific Company's Lino.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
Time lirtni'rii Salrni ami Snu Fnini'lMo
llllll)-hl IIuiiih,
OAI.U'OHNIA llXI'ltr.SS THAIN HUN DAIM
iiirrwiais roun.Arn akiih. r.
South. I
l:0illi.iu. l.v. 1'ortland Ar.
0:1 1 p. in. I l.v. Salem l,v,
7:lria. in. I Ar. San Fran. I .v.
"Nmili."
"I0:l,-ni. in.
7:,rl a. m,
7:00 p. in.
local i'Assi:.s(ii:u tkain ( haii.y r.x-
c'r.i-r HiwiiAY).
l'oillaiul Ar. !l:i."i p.m.
Salem l.v. K-.ra p. m.
Kimi'im l.v. 0:01) a. m.
8:(KI a. in.
11:10 n. m
a io p. in.
l.v.
l.v
Ar.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLFMRS.
TOURIST SLEEPINGCARS
For neeommoitiitlou ol second elaSN
luiHheiiKir allai'lied to orprutH Inilns,
TluiS. 1'. eomimiiy's (ciry inaltes con
neetlnn wlthII thu icgiuar trains ou th
ICiiHt Kiiio Division Iniiii loolol F slice
I'ortliind.
tYcsl Side Division, Ilclwccn Portland
and Cervallls:
1IA I I.Y (KXCIilT Hl'NDAY).
7iiW7i. m. I nvTTiHtlmiil Ar."
WSiy. in. ) Ar. Corvallls Uv.
l:'.l) p. in.
i:.io p. in.
At AlTiany ami Corwiins conncet wTlh
tnilnsol Oiegini l'aellle Hulliuad.
Tliifiuuli tlcKetMto all points south and
east via Cnllloinla
i:.i'iius.s-iii,iN ( i ia'ii.v Kxcm-rmiNi iav.)
T:."Sl"p7im "iTvrlronnrnil Ar. 0.-00n.iit.
K:K) p. in. Ar..MeMlnnvlllol.v. fclfm. in.
Through Tickets-
To all polutrt
SOUTH ami KAST
-VIA-
C AL1FORN I A. .
I'or lull inloimatioii reuardini; rules,
main. utaAiiiiily to thu ConiDauv'M iiL-eut.
Kali'in, Oicgou.
K. r. lll)(li:its, Atwt.U. F.nnd I'asM.Ai;'!.
It. KOICIII.KIt, Milliliter.
Oregon Railway and Navigation
COMPANY,
Columbia River Route.'
VI)
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TrultiH for tho ciihI Uau Portland al7:i5
u m and K p in diJIy, Tin Hh to and lrom
principal iioiuu fii tin United tjtnlou.Ca
iidiiiind l.uroive.
ELEGANT TULMANN PAL'.C CARS
Kiiilunmt Sleeping Cum run ttirouv "oil
uxpreux tu Ins tu
OMAHA
COUNOII. W.ll-'P
II 111 fil. 1'AUI
Free uf Charge and it uu Change.
Connections at I'ortlanil fort'iin I'nu
eikcoiiml 1-iiL'ct Sound polnlk.
Forlurthcr iKiitlLiilam linni io ot I. A
AIuiiiiIiib, agent or thu company, vlt
Coiiiiuerelal tlcet, Sulem v ii'i;on. ol
A. U Maxwell, U. 1'. & r. Pen. and
Oregon,
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