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VOL. 2.
SALEM, OTtEGOX WEDNESDAY, JTU2fE 12, 1889.
NO. 88.
DIRECT
hi New York anil Cia 2
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THE FINEST GOODS IS THE CITY.
DRESS
And trimminsrs of nil kinds to match In Persian trin
mlngs, Plaid, Stripe and
RIBBONS, KID GLOVES AND GLOVES OF ALL KINDS
SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS,
Full and Complete ics of Embroideries and
Laces in
OQ Beaded Shoulder Wraps and latest Novek hH
- x ties in Scarfs. JJ
FllM LINK. OF DRY
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Curtains, 1
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fiST"A' full nnd complete
Goods,
f Tft 0Qu-Pn....ni. Cliln
nv. tot? v-uimi until
M LUNN &
PIANOS!!
THE
::- BEST IN THE MARKET -::-
For sale cheap for cash or upon
tho installment plan. Also a go:d
piano to rent. Call upon
WM. S. ARNOLD,
No. 307 Winter Sfreet, Salem, OrfgOD.
DAVID T. WILLIAMS,
1 Proprietor of
Salem Steam Laundry.
SALEM, OREGON.
S-Ordern left at Stelner's grocery store
will receive prompt attention
George If. Hnyes has been appointed
special agent lor the above laundry nnd
any washing left with him will be prompt
ly attended to.
3-Prlccs reasonable nnd work guaran
teod.
J. J. CULVER,
County Surveyor,
JAMES WALTON,
Topographer, j
W. H.IBYARS. '
Civil Engineer. :
Byars, Culver k Walton '
Surveyor 4 Topographers,
Surveys, drafts, plats
maps and dcserlptlous
nMtmHa Intt nlntk. nnd
..lu rilfnllptt. tl CCtM.
sewers, alleys, etc. etc.,
made and furnished at
rCaSOUUUlU Jiin;n. v...
uwir sola ihahi. cornern uuu iiuL-n iittw
.il(. ourut tabllshcd from original
hot, . t. Held notes.
Grades for ditches, ronds. streets or sew
era, with estlmntes furnished on appl ca
tion. AddrcssCounty Surveyors oftleo.
Selein, Oregon.
K.TAIIL1SIIED 11V NATIONAL AUTJIOIIITV
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SALEM - - - OREGON.
Capilal Paid up,
. $75,000
10,000
Surplus,
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It, 8. WALUACE, - - President.
W. W. MARTIN, - Vice-President.
J. H. ALBERT, r Cashier.
DIRLCTORSi
W.T.Gray, W.W. Martin,
J. M. Martin, K.S. "Wallace.
J'r. W. A.Cusick, J. II. Aert.
T. McF. Patton.
LOANS MADE
To farmers on wheat and other market
able produce, consigned or m store,
either In private graBarics or
.nubile warehoutcv
Slate and County Warrants Bought at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafls
drawn direct on New York, Chicago, Han
VranpiteQ, Portland. London. Faris-Herlln,
oiKorandCltlt.
CAR
TheCapital National Bank
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GOODS
plain Surahs. Braids, Plushes.
All IVidtK
(I00DS AND NOTIONS.
ui
PETS, o
r'oles, Por tiers.
stock of Moo'r Furnishing
.mil fnmiHnimiM 0(.,nn
aim iuiiiiiiuuui oniric1. . .
BROWN.' ZJ
First National Bank
SALEM, OREGON.
WM. N. JiADUK, Il'ieHident.
DR. J. ilKYNOIdlK, - Vice President.
IIIIIS MOIIt, Cashier.
GENERAL BANKING.
' Exchange on Portland, Han Francisco,
Now York, London nnd Hong Kong
I bought nnd bold. State, County nnd City
: vvurrnnts bought. Farmers are cordially
I Invited to deposit tmd transicl business
with us. Liberal advances made on
wheat, wool, hops nnd other property ni
reasonable rates. Insurance on such (se
curity can be obtained at tho bnnk In
most reliable, companies.
-HEW LIVERY STABLE.
Gaines Fisher, Proprietor.
Comer Ferry and Liberty streets, N. E. eor
from Chemekcte hotel, Salem, Or.
Good accommodations for commercial
travelers. First-class rigs always on hand
Charges reasonable.
C M. L0CKW00D,
SALEM, - - - - OREGON
Hindquarters for tho Willamctto Valley
forth celebrated Columbia bicycles nnd
trie ties; Tho Columbia me well known,
nre Hie best made, and have valuable Im
provements for tho year. Those wanting
machines will do well to call on or cones
pond with me before purchasing. Office
ut Gilbert Urns.' bank, l7 Commercial st.,
Salem. .
DO YOU EAT?
If you do, call at the
W. C. T.'U. RESTAURANT
in the opera house block, where you. can
get 11 good clean meal at any time of day or
evening,
rfi.i.. unti.nnxit Id utiilor npu ninnntre.
ment and satisfaction is guaranteed. hv-J
erything Is In Jlrst-class Biiapo.
Mr.nnd.Mrs.B.K HOWAIU),
The New Managers.
THE HOME RESTAURANT,
TTaving been furnished for the especial
H. accommodation of the Piftiv-niS?
rui te the attention of the the HUNOm
and sleepy ones to "Our Home" beds, new
and clean; good Home" meals served reg
ularly three times a day. No Chinese In
the kitchen. Give us a call and see for
yourself.
B. M. LAW, Proprietor
Cor. Court and High Ht., Salem, Or.
DR. H. SMITH, DENTIST,
Hasu new process by which he can fit
Kof artfltclal teeth m ! ttal
onecan eat with them well the . pint da
thej "re inserted. Thcc wearing loose
iUite" rattling around Hi tho moutfi while
siting, to the great annojunce of tli- n-
iS&w"M atrtVa
iSSfffitfaSSSK
' Salem, Oregon. n"nl
Always in
Everybody knows that, without any exception, The Cap
ital 'Adventure Company have the most complete, general
stock In Salem nnd we guarantee to undersell any of our com
petitors. We have the lirgeat nnd best assortment of Clothing,
, Hats' Boots nnd Shoes for gentlemen, nnd can please any one
either in quality or price.
People who Iinvo to lnbor nnd want tho mo'.t for their
money will find it to their advantage to trade with iw. We
always give full weight nnd good measure Wo make a spe
cialty of country trade", and farmers will Unci our prices (qual
ity and weight being taken into consideration) lower than the
lowest. Wo handle country produce nnd pay the highest
CASH price for wool. Wo have plenty of room for all, and
can make everybody feel at homo in our store. We offer you
no baits, expecting to mnkeit up on something else, but innrk
our goods at a uniform low price.
These are facts in the case, nnd by calling at the Opera
House Corner we will show you goods for prices that will
prove all we say to bo. true.
Capital Adventure Company,
Salem,
A. E. STRANG,
No. iKU Commercial Street, (
SALEM, - - OREGON.
DKAI.Kll IN
STOVES and RANGES
Plumbing Gas and Steam Filling
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty.
3-Agent for tho RICHARDSON
BOYNTON OOMl'ANY'H Furnace. Ks
tablislied In IMt
New Butcher Shop
AT
NO. llO STATE ST.
ANOEVINE & IIANSOMB.
Have opened up a first-class butcher shop
at the above location, where they will bo
pleased to serve the people with the
CHOICEST AND REST MEATS
of all kinds that the market afTords.
Give them n call and be co Inced of tho
superiority of their meats.
5-Goo(ls delleredfree.
Prouosuls for Wood.
Ci:aLKI J'HOI'OSALS will be received' nt'l"
J theomu'o! tnesccn'uiry orsuuo until
12 mof Ju 0 luth, lO, for the delivery on '
the capitoltrroundsonor before August 1st, I
IKJJi. of nllor.iny pait of i! cords of 0.1k
andiWcordsoi nrwistd coided closely,
Oak imi.t be mmiihI ldy tlmuyr ,ut
mini tbrilly trt-esanil not nnro th ,;,x
moiithscut.
Fir must bo cut from largollo tree
All wood must bo four feet long, r ma
bly straight and notless than iiya htcn s In
diameter. , . .
Separate bids will be rccel H.l" ame
tlmo nnd placu for cutting o ljireo 1
lengths the above wood and stoi'ng the I
same In the capltol building; storage to be ;
completed by September 15th, lbssi. '
All .bids will be opened at tho above
otlice at 2 p.m. June 5 IM. I
5.10-tf Secretary of Stat,
THE OLD RELIABLE
lllacksniltli and Wagon maker, John
Knight Is now fully established at his new
quarters on Liberty Street. Ho uses nil
the new method In his art and makes a
specialty of diseases of horse's feet.
Frank I-ynch has charge of the wagon
department and does a general repairing
busluess. These gentlemen are too well
known for us to try and recnminend them
Mr. Knight has been hern forlS years.
ATTENTION
FARMERS!
Hlg, little, new, old, wcond-hand, rolling,
fiat.linprmed, unimproved, and In fact all
kinds or
Farm's for Sale.
vrwwi r.irtn rtipfln and cron thrown In
I Come bndsce us before ycu buy.
THOMAS & PA xNli I
H7 STATU ST, KALKM
the Lead!!
Oregon,
Oregon House!
Corner Mill and Summer Sts.,
Three Blocks West of'Dqiot, Salem, Or.
PLEASANT ROOMS
AND GOOD TABLE.
Board and Lodging Per Day, $1,
Free trmiMxirtntlou of nassenirciH and
I baggage to mid lrom depot.
11, .1. siiAlti', t'lopnoior.
A. SEDGWICK,
NO. OE) STATU STREET,
IIAIli CITTING AM) SHAVING !
All kinds of hair woik, hair charms, gold
chin ms, switches, pulls, hangs, anything
you may delro In his line.
Hair Work Always on Hand.
He has everything In tho hair Hue for,
ladles, Gle him a call and he .vlll till'
your order.
a imij Mie.
J. Mucey has lately purchasul the Liv
ery and Feed Stablo formerly owned by
WngnerA German, and now conducts
A FIRST-CLASS STABLE!
Helms some of the best rigs In tho city.
Give him a mil and It will be tilled with
great promptness.
Farm for hale.
imyi acres, 7 miles southwest of Salem,
ncur Prospect Hill, all fenced and crops
fenced. Ill in cultivation, 10 seeded to
grass, balance timber, plenty good spring
water, good D-room house ull finished
near a seven hundred dollar s hoot-house,
lair barn and other out buildings. Good
grain, grass and fruit lands. Hluhtly mid
healthy location, good neighborhood and
good road to Salem. Qui bo divided Into
smaller fruit farms with pure spring watci
nu each. Don't monkey with tho real cs
tate agent's bur -suw.lmt come right to the
lnriii (It will cxMt you nothing to slay all
night), see my neighbors, get the tiulntiated
facts and wive fees, l'rice ) per acre.
'I'erms reasonable. For istrllculnrx see
Charlie Kobertsou, Grange store, Salem.
.I.IIIV I. llOIIHUTHON.
S-9-dlm
GEORGE WILKINS'
NEW nUTOHBR SHOP
On Lllierty street, across the bridge In
North Halim. All kinds of meats kept on
hand. i-UMf
hOCIITTV NOTIUKri.
0MVKlOIKJKVo. 18, I. O. O..K., meets
In Odd Fellows' Hall upstairs. Cornet
Commercial and Ferry stntts, every SaU
siren, every ra
JAH. WALTON,
N.
uruayai '-'jy.iu.
J.T.GItKtJG.
Secrttary.
G.
A. It. Htdgwick Fiwt. No. 10, Dtpart-
ment of Ornion. meets eviry Monday
evenimcatthe Iwill over the On von liiid
1 :""..,. ...... ...... ...,
crdlally Invited Uiultind.
A. W. Dkayoku. Fiwt Gum milder.
II I foi'TllwirK, Adjula it.
CQXDKXSKD DISPATCHES.
Jiutilttiiirlst meetings were hii
pivsL'tl by the jioliee In Paris.
Ft i rrpHrtod that -100 natives
veiv klilotl nt Soodlnn, Africa.
An ni'.sute tlnin U reported at
Salem, N. V., anil people Ih'Iow nre
moving out of their linucs.
A pvotes-t lias boon reei'iveil frxmi
Chili ngniuxt the nppoiiitmont of
.Minister Eagen to that country.
A fcM,O0) bank robbery at Atchl
non, Kan., wliicli occuncd lust Sep
tember hasjust Ix-en made public.
The Now York fund for tho relief
of the .lohnto n tltKxl sullerers has
reached a tjuartcr million dollars.
It. .1. Pepper of Frankfort, Ivy.,
lias sold1 Ids bay stallion, Acolyte to
J. S. Coxey of Mussillon, Oliio, for
40,000.
K.-Senator P.M. Salun of St.
Paul, Minn., lias begun proceedings
for divorce against IiIb wife for the
excessive ue of murpliiiiennd Intox
icating liquors.
A I'ecnlar Pardon.
S.vonAJti:xTo, June 11. At Si.n
Quentlu penitentiary, a prNouer
named William Nensou, who had
been seiitcnced for fifteen years for
a burglary committed at S in Piego,
saw u man lull into the nay. The
prisoner gavo tho alarm nnd tho
drowning man was saved.
lie rewarded tho prisoner by giv
ing him a $20 piece. Neuson con
tributed the money to the JoIiiih
town Mitlerers. Hearing ot this
Governor Waterman granted a par
don to Nc.mon. Ho had three years
moie to crve.
A Trille llt'llicosc.
Hnni.ix, Juno 11. The govern
ment bus uotilled tlie Swiss author
ities that it cannot agree to 'the pro
posals made for the settlement of
questions arising from the expul
sion from Switzerland of Herrllohl
gemub, German police Inspector.
It has also informed them that Ger
many reserves the right to take ac
t'ou. 7a&&
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The fhlet neniM for tno great tus
cess of 'Hood's Sarsaparilla Is found In th
article Itself. It Is merit that wins, and the
fact that Hood's 8arsaparllU actually ac
complishes what is claimed for It, Is what
baa given to this medicine a popularity and
sale greater than that of any other sarsapa-
.ii iii rllla or Wood purl
YleNT. WlnS fler before the public,
nood's Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, Salt
Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick
Ileadache, Biliousness, overcomes That
Tired Feeling, creates an Appctlto, strength
ens tho Nerves, builds up the Whole System.
Hood's NantiiparllU Is sold by alt drug
gists. l; sir forts. rreparedbyO. I. Hood
li Co., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mats.
MA.TUI).
WANTHD A situation by a boy H years
old, on farm or stock ranche. A (l
worker, uin plow or tend stock. Call at the
olllceof tho L'AriTAl. .Iuuknai. for" I)."
WitfWl
WANTHD A gentleman ofilvo j tins ex
perlenrn It commission business wauls
a position Indoors where he call put In all
his time. Has had somitexperlcnte In real
citato unci liisilluni-e; Is n good hundluii
Hiirelmuw; Is a good mathematician nnd
on keep books anil make himself general
Ij useful nnd Is not ofrald or work. Ilt-d
of n-utjcnies given. Addicns "It.," Jouit
NAl. (Jfl'lt'l. 4-Hlf
l-OIl Itl'AT.
IX) H HK.N'IV la n line locality, several
' nlrely fuiiilsbed roonm, ellher wllhor
wltlioiitWird. (or particulars cull ii"iu
in H. Arnold, Srj Winter strt t.
K)lt HAI.K
Fit hTT.TJ. A ii7TumimliiinuTw
xl.VJ ftet, oil high ground In Bouth
Haleiu, house rent for 87 er mouth ouly
r.V). S. D.Jones.Halem, Oregon.
noTTiiALH-A KaiiM OK'aao AClil
l ull under fence and cultivation. In tho
best range country of Kastcrn Oregon.
Tho best chance ever offered for u man to
enguge in stiKic raising. Kor purtlculiirs
call on or address
W.H. VAHS,rliilem, Oregon,
l'llOr"KS.SIO.VAJ. CAItUH.
T J. llAV,uwnnoy ut (iiw.Miileiii.Oro
' gou, Olnce up-tulr In the I'atton
block,
T J.-JfiS'.S'I.S'flrt I. !.' R-iiK.S'tlHt-J
Otlice lii the New Hank lllock. ()in
mercial street, Hulem. Wgn of the big
tooin. dw
on vKciAN'MHB.Tm: r. n; jrtc-ov
l physlchiii and surgeon, Inu located
uud taken rooms over MiiIih I'arrur's
grocery store. Chroiilu dlseuws spto
1 ihii 1 i.noiiiiiMin irw, i--iiw
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
The Truth About Seattle.
Skattlk, June 11. A careful
canvass reveals the situation In this
city to bens follews: The business
men uro almost entirely without
store rooms, but are putting up
tetds in which they will be able to
dispose of their wares until more
suitable quarters can be erected.
This element of our citizens are
abundantly ible to care for them
selves. Thero are a large number of peo
ple In this city, including elerks,
etc., with and without families, who
have lost their all, and a large num
ber of persons also who are destitute
and without food or shelter, excopt
what Is given them. These peoplo
are being cared for the liest way pos
sible, but as it will lie some mouths
before they can bo supplied with
houses, auy contribution in tho
shape of bedding, food and house
hold goods of all kinds will be most
acceptable.
Quite an amount of funds will bo
required to tide us over, but liberal
donations of money, which nre
being gratefully received, will on
able us to relieve tho most needy.
J. 11. Lkwis,
Chairman Relief Commltttee.
The Valley of Death.
Johnstown, Pa., June ll. Tit Is
Is the last day for clearing away the
otlectsof the Hood by the civil au
thorities. To-morrow tho state takes
hold of the stupendous work.
Tho horror of the situation is not
diminished, but rather grows. The
search for the dead continues, and
in all sections and directions dead
are being found. A number of bodies
arc now coming to tho surface of the
waters, and competent Judges say
that as many more bodies as have
been found are lving somewhere.
In many unexpected places bodies
aro hourly found. Where this will
end, no human mind can guess.
Alexnndcr Sullivan Arrested.
Chicago, Juno 11. Immediately
nftcr tho coroner'sjury liad reported,
It was decided to arrest Alexander
Sullivan, and oftlcers were sent to
his residence.
Mr. Sullivan's arrest was effected
without the slightest trouble He-
fore the verdict was rendered to the
public, Coroner Hertz emerged for a
moment from tho room in which
tho Jury was in session. Ho beck
oned to an olllcer, and handed him
a mittimus. Tho officer with a
comrade hurriedly left tho ball and
jumped Into a carriage and drove
straight to the residence of Mr. Sul
Ilvan on Oak street.
Mm. Cleveland Hays the Fiddle.
New Yoiik, June 11. Miss Lou
isa Hood of Newark, N. J., has been
making llttleexcurslons twice a week
for some time past to this city and
causing her friends auy amount of
curiosity in consequence. Now
their curlodty has been pntlsllcd,
they having learned the object of her
visits, and are happy. Miss Hood
Is a violinist, and her little trips to
this city were to give lessons to Mrs.
Grover Cleveland. Miss Hood says
tho ex-mistress of tho White llotiso
has been making rapid progress and
is now quite pretlcien: with the "lid
die and thoibow."
Ill I III . - !
They Don't Like Mormons.
TuhCAN, 111., Juno 11. Tho peo
plo of Hiudsboro gathered together
last night and drove the Pentecost
batid, which has been holding meet
ings there, out of the town, and de
molished their large canvas taber
nacle. Tho baud Is supposed to Imi
milking converts to Mormoulsm and
tho eoplo were determined to rid
themselves of traveling proselyters,
(ilndxtone and Confcderary.
New Yoiik, Juno U. Henry
Clews bus received a letter from
Gladstone, in which tho latter says
that the Palmerston cabinet never
dealt witli the subject of recognition
of the Southern Confederacy, except
of promptly and unanimously reject
ing overtures of lnils NujMileon
looking for such recognition,
U. A. It. Kate.
Mii.wahkkk, June 11. Word has
leen received hero that tho West
ern Btaten Passenger Association,
at Its sew.lon this week, took up the
matter of reduction of rates to O. A.
H. veterans who wish to attend the
national encampment here.
This flxex the rate ut one furo for
tho round trip, which Is IJ cent a
mile.
Wright's Ilhickberry Cordiul an infull
ble remedy for the most obstluute cases ol
Dlarrhutt and Dysrntary, Mold by all
drugs-loin.
ADDITIONAIi LOCAL XBWS.
ITKKLY 1'EKSOXAL.,
Harvey Illnkle left this morn
lug for The Dalles.
Mrs. Crane came up from Port
land, on a visit this moining.
Key. Peebles came down an the
nlorning train lrom Medford.
II. II. Gllfrey of Washington
City, is spending a few days in tills
city with old friends.
Marshal Iloss took the morning
train for Portland to attend the
Grand Lodge In that city.
A. Grant returned homo to-day,
from his Seattle trip, and says that
city Is In ruins. The buildings arc
still smoking. Ho says that they
aro now busy making ready to build
up tho city.
Cook Patton, who ims been at
tending Ulshop Scott's Grammar
school, .returned home to-day, until
next term. His brother Hal will
arrive soon, as ho will come over
land on his bicycle.
LOCAL SUMM HY,
The old church In South Salem
is rcceivlngn new coat of point which
will make the old building look
much better.
For your meat go to'Lafosre'
to-day on State street. tf
Joe. Evans, Jr., tho boy who had
tho misfortune to Ireak his leg by
his horse falling on linn, is improv
ing nicely.
J. C. McCourtland, tho boy who
fell and broko his arm tho first of
this week, Is Improving nicely, un
der the cai c of Pr. Itlehardson.
Magic silver and glass polish is
mado by Sam'l Rainier In this city.
Persons buyiug It will bo satisfied,
as It Is good for any kind of plated
ware.
PalnTeas dental operatlonsat Pr.
T O. Smith's, 02 State street.
Don't you forget that the Hon
Ton restaurant is tho only placo you
can get a good sqtiaio meal for tho
small sum of twenty-flvo cents.
Peter Provost, onco a resident of
this county but now n lesldent of
Montreal, Is hero on a visit. PIo Is
traveling and writing for the Mon
ti eal papers.
John T. rjinlth of Harney coun
ty, Geo. W, Wright of Albany and
N.J. Arnold of Portland weio ap
pointed notorles public by the
governor to-day.
The sharper who is trying to get
rltl of a lino looking gold watch lor
$:t0 or W that cost twice us much,
has reached Albany. lie will bo In
Salem next.
The Hiildo Jewelry man has gone.
Tho Lest way Is always to putronlre
homo talent. Never behovo any
one-who tells you that you can get
dollar ovcIry for twenty-tlvo cents.
Alban y Democrat.
0
All kinds of fruits and vegeta
bles in season and tho best and
choicest groceries can always bo
found at tho old reliable comer
grocery. Squire l-'armr it Co, keep
everything in their line and goods
aro always fiesli midline. Go and
buy yourself ilcli.
In speaking of creameries the
Democrat says: The McMinnvllle
creamery has shut down for the
present. Cause low price of but
ter, and that gives an Idea In ref
erence to creameries. They sail
high when butter Is, but when It Is
down, down goes tho creamery.
I'olk County Insulted,
(t'orrsMindem-onr the Capital Journal.)
We would like a small space in
your Jol'unai, In which to show
our appreciation of tho would-be in-'
tended good advice to I'olk county
people in a morning pa per of this day.
Wo feef very grateful to tho editor
of that shoot for the favor shown, and
would like to suggest that wo aro all
prepared to pay for. our meals and
although tho weather Is quite warm
wo have not yet discussed taking oil'
our shirts to any great length. Wo
oxiect that paper's Polk county sub
scription list to double within thirty
days. Crri.KN.
Salem, Juno 12; 18M).
Tho new pu..le, "Pigs in Clover,"
Is being utilized by a Minneapolis
clothing store In 11 novel way.Theio
is a jsui arranged In the show win
dow and In it are four live pigs,
v, hlch a Utile negro boy tries to poke
about until tho puzilu Is solved.
A pleco of redwool bark brought
to Vlsallu, Cal., a few days ago wn,
three fwt thick,
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