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I'.trrytlilne l Fixed.
Tho Antorlan Bays the Astoria
ooaat railway company builds tlio
road. Tho 17fi,000 paid or pledged
byAntorlann Into ho paid In. the
Pnelflc construction uoinjmny 1".V
In $200,000 additional, and talus
that amount of stock In tho corn
pony. That $200,000 in stock Is to
bo placed In the hands of I). K.
Warren as trustee. Work is to be
pushed Willi nil possible diligence
ntul the road is to Imj completed u
rapidly as possible. The road Is lo
be run from the proposed present
terminus In the most direct route to
tho Nehalem and is to connect with
tho Oregon & California standard
gauge railway or the Portland and
Willamette Valley railway In Wash
ington or Yamhill, or In Washing
ton and Yamhlllcountles. The road
(which Is the Astoria and South
coast railroad right through) is to he
completed to such connection by
September lfi, 1801. This Is guaran
teed by the Pacific construction
company, an organization with one
hundred million dollars. Tho road
will Im about one hundred miles in
length. Win. Held was elected
president or thu company.
AnnllliT Itiillroud Scheme.
The following Is from tho Albany
Democrat. Color Is given to the
statement when It Is considered
that Receiver Scott of tho Narrow
Gauge, while in Salem Wednesday,
said that "maybe" tho Southern
Pacific had purchased his read:
Thursday Manager Hoag, Mr. Nash
and others of the Oregon Paelllc
went to Ulooductt Station and from
there took private conveyances for
Alrllu. Tliov are Investigating the
route with a view to buying the
NarroV Claugo lines and continuing
tho road frcm Alrllo to llloodgett
Btullon, thus getting lines that
would eventually take them Into
Portland on both sides of tho river.
That tho company have had their
eyes on the Narrow Claugo lines has
been known for homo time. In view
of tho fact that It is reported that
tho Southern Paclllu has purchased
the Narrow Claugo this Bounds pe
culiar. It Is now asserted that tho
iiuriiliiiHu lias not been consummated
and that tho O. P. will pralmbly get
the N. G. tracks.
No iiitiiiim.- I'liu'u.
Thorrrovo on Front street has been
Mint tin anil as this was tho place
where! tho farmers generally tied
their horses now there Is no placo
for them to tie. Tho city should seo
that r lot Is nrovided for them. If
they tie them lu the streets In tho
business part of town there would
bo ii groat kick, besides runaways
and other accidents would happen.
If the business men of this city
wish the fanners to como to Salem
to trade they should provide a suit
able pliico where a fanner will know
that when he ties his hoocs ill) that
he will not be trespassing on the
rights or others. This grove-shouiil
bo opeuedout again or another place
llxcd, l'eople and money will build
up any city, so treat the farmers
with respect and the city will build
A hiiiull Mini I'm ml,
Uocoiitly agents for foreign rubber
stamp manufactories have been pas
slug among the citizens of Salem
and vicinity soliciting orders for
goods Im their Hues. The jirdors in
nil discs were taken and paid for,
tho goods to bo inamifaotuivd and
sent by mall at once. This was
several months ago and tbo.-o whoso
orders were taken are still wonder
ing If their stamps will ever come.
A horlnui Charge.
HherlM" IniKmltliof Polk county
returned yesterday from Newport,
having In charge JoMph Uoso,
whom he had unvoted there uiyumhI
with having committed nw upon
tho elght-yearold daughter of Dr.
Wllxon of Alrllo, at the terminus of
tho narrow gauge, The preliminary
examination of ltoo Is being con
ducted In Dallas lo-day tieforv Jus
tlco l'utik.
halrm' Oiir t'arlnr).
Menur. CrvwaamtTonlo will sewn
have their cl;nr factory In good run
ning orxler, wliou they wlllphuvii
quantity ortltt-ola.vo.uuUlng good
ou tho market. Tholr factory is In
South Salem and they are now mak.
Inc n line Hue of cigar which can
not U oflVrvd for Ndeuntll the bused
rrlvo from Fan Vrnuclhoo, Tholr
nIiii wilt lx to supply n big trade
HAD ACCfDKNT AT TUIIXKR. I
AN Old Couple Thron 1'rora Thilr
Wagon mid Nearly Killed.
A Berious accident happened to
Mr. nnd Mm II. IJ. White near Tur
ner yesterday afternoon. Thonged
couple were In a wagon on their
way to the lecture and when within
a half mile of town they met a
drunken man who wasdrlviug reck
lessly at which It is supposed tho
team took frluiit nnd threw the oc
cupants to the ground, bruising tho
old lady about the face, rendering
her Insensible, In which Btato she
still rqmaliiB.
Theoldirentleman wasalso bruiseu
about the face, his nose being nearly
torn off. The result of tho accident
Is yet seriously In doubt, as the In-
lured ones are both In their seven
ties.
The accident occurring as It did
Just ou tho eve of tho lecture on Sec
ularism caused It to be aujourneu
till Tuesday night next. This is
tho fourth accident that has happen
ed within the week, making quite a
chapter of happenings.
The death of Mr. Ilenson lias al
ready been reported in these col
umns. m. White's boy was run
over by a bicycle and crippled, which
caused him U) be conlltfed to his bed.
Mrs. Jennie Addleman was outrid
ing when she met two men on bicy
cles, which scared her horse which
Jumped, throwing her from her
buggy but not seriously injuring her.
La'i'iiii: Tho cause of Mr. White's
accident as has slnco been ascer
tained was not u drunken man but
tho breaking of one of his buggy
shaHs, throwing him and his wife
on the fence, anil tho old gentleman
is much worm hurt than was at first
supposed. Ho has a long scalp
wound, cutting clear to tho bono,
one eye is nearly torn out, and his
nose and face are horribly mangled.
Hols as coinforta'lo as can bo ex
pected under tho circumstances, and
is expected to recover. Mrs. White
is still Insensible, and can scarcely
live. Tho latter Is quite fleshy and
has been eoniowhat feeble. They
lived on their farm, two miles north
west of this place. Hearing Mr.
White's cries for help, people were
soon on tho spot, and every assist
ance possible was rendered. Dra,
Smith and Hansom wcro soon on
hand, and tho Injured ones brought
Into town, whero they now are.
Tho Dallas Narrow (luui;.
The board of trade held an Inter
esting and enthusiastic special ses
sion bust night to consldortho project
or building a narrow gaugo rallro-id
from Salem through Dallas to Falls
City, thence through tho valuable
timber belts ot Lucklamuto valley
and ultimately to tho coast. J. J.
Daly, W. U. Urowu and L. Van
Meter of Dallas wero present and
addressed tho meeting. Tho scheme
was favorably considered, and n com
mittee consisting of J. II. Albert,
H. W. Cottle, 1'. M. Walte, J. 1$.
Putnam, and S. D. Gibson was ap
pointed to confer with tho Dallas
committee nnd devise the necessary
ways and means for tho early build
ing of the proposed lino. Tho two
committees will have a conference in
this city ou Tuesday of next week.
Accident lit Turner,
While 11. 11. Whlto and wlfo wero
returning from the lecturo given by
8. P. Putiuan at Turner yesterday
their horse became frightened at a
piuulug team uud ran away, throw
ing them out of tho buggy. Mr,
White was badly cut about the face
and his head was considerably bruis
ed. Mrs. Whlto is unconscious, and
a young man of Turner who called
ou them at tho hotel In Tumor this
morning, before ho eamo to this city
said that they wero not expected
to live. Mr. White Is about soveuty
six years old and it will go yery hard
with him. The old gentleman re
col veil a cut by the nose which Is so
deep that his throat can be seen Into
from it.
Had to Marry Her,
Samuel WIImui was arrested at
Muoim Vista yesterday on n warrant
proterrod by Mls Dellore, daughter
or the section bos at Parker Station.
Tho accusation Is broach or promise.
A rumor followed his arrest to tho
otlcct that Parker had married the
young lady yesterday, thus putting
an end to tho prwoodlnga In court.
Hut no sooner was he married, the
rumor goes ou to say, than ho loft
her, declining to live with her.
A Nttedcd Addition,
Mrs. Kdes contemplates tho early
construction of n long needed addi
tion to her hotel property, now
known n tho Cook houo. The
present ollhv, nwlor and dining
room will lo enlarged, and an addi
tion of thirty rooms will lo built to
tho building on the south lde. This
will add urcnlly to Its convenience
us an luii, and will bo n uleo Im
provement to the city.
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llr Klrrtlon Mumtity,
Monday the election, by tho dro
mon, of u chief of tho tlio depart
ment will Iw conducted. The Capi
tal have nominated T, A, Howard
and tho Tigers G. O, lllughaiii uud
there will bo considerable Interest
manlfcUl tit the election.
raie continned. !
The trial of George Manning, who
was arrested yesterday evening on,
complaint of Charles Stevenson for ;
assault, was postponed until seven
o'clock this evening.
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Two iloreTrlnuner.
Sheriff IJ. C. Agee of Douglas
county to-day brought George Case
to the penitentiary, convicteu oi
burclarv. for a term of five years,
and Joseph IJ. Tipton.on a charge of
rape, for twenty years.
The Town Rooming.
Falls City la the name of the new
town at Lucklamute falls, and it is
beginning to boom in a good way.
The farmers' mercantile association
of Independence have started a
branch of their general store there.
They freighted their goods over yes
terday, and will open up at once.
Ife Waived Examination
Raymond Gribblo was arraigned
before Justice Chase this morning,
on charge of stealing a horse at
Aurora ou April first. He waived
examination and waa returned to
jail to await the action of the grand
jury. His bonds were placeu at twu
but lie could not raise them.
Jupe Showers.
Yesterday, last night nnd to-day
this valley has been treated to gentle
showers and the earth haa been well
moistened. The raiahasdone much
irood. but there is a great deal of hay
cut throughout tho country and if
tho rain does not stop soon tho hay
season will be Bhort. A little wheat
la breaking down and it will be
hard to cut.
It I a Curloun Fact
That the body Is now moro susceptible to
benefit from medicine than at any other
season. Htnco tho Importance of taking
Hood's Sarsnpnrilla now, when it will do
you tho most good. It Is really wonderful
for purifying and enriching tho blood, cre
ating an nppctlto, and giving a healthy
toue to the whole system, lie sure to get
Hood's iSareoparllla, which Is peculiar to
lUoIf.
Tim Onmlnir Institute.
Thj teachers institute begins one
week from Monday. It will be con
ducted at tho East Salem school
building and promises to bo largely
attotided. It is tho duty of all
teachers in tho county to at
tend, and tho law compels them
to do so. Tho program of
exercises will consist of regular class
work. Already Superintendent
Yodcr has many inquirers and the
Institute will no doubt bo a great
BUCCCSS.
Articles ot Incorporation.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
with the secretary or state to-day as
rollews: The Methodist Eplsco
pal church or Jackson county;
also of thoDallas water company of
Dallas, Polk county, with J. W.
Crlder, J. F. Grooves and M.G. Ellis
Incorporators. Tho capital stock Is
$10,000 and tho amount oi each
share Is foO.
1'UKEIjY 1'EKSUNAL.
LcoStelnor went to Jefferson to
day. Sam. Critchlow Is in tho city on
a short visit.
Bailey F. Bodwoll of Portlaud
Is In tho city to-day.
Mr. Klein, of tho firm Krausse
& Klein or Albany, Is ln the city.
State Veterinarian James Withy
combo of Illllsboro was ln Salem
last evening. ,
i Henry Bamdrlck, formerly of
Salem, eamo down from Jefferson
this morning.
S. P. Rasmusson, late of Salt
Lake City, lias decided upon mak
ing his future luimo ln Salem.
Charles Barker, who has been
visiting ln this city for tho past few
days, returned to his homo iu Port
land this morning.
Tho family of Mr. James Den
ham arrived on tho morning train
from Roscburgaud are now at their
new homo which Mr. Denhan pur
chased from James Martin.
LUCAIi SUMMAUY.
From hero the Woodthorpes go
to Gervals and Woodburn.
For your meat go to Lafore's
to-day on State street. tf
Tlio Hilary of Salem's postmas
ter has by tho now adjustment been
lowered f 100 on the year.
Don't you forget that tho Bon
Ton restaurant is tho only place you
can get a gowl square meal for the
small sum of twenty-live cents.
Tho street car lino will bo
finished as far as Highland park by
tho Fourth of July if good weather
will permit them to work.
Chester, hou of Prof. Purvlu,
was thrown from a horse hut even
Ini:. His foot caught in tho stirrup
mm in num. tivMti mm in me
klCk Wltll both foot. It Was thought
ho was dangerously hurt but he has
i.... i. r.
only tome patifiil bruls-s.
We have elghty-slx acres in
good state of cultivation,
nill.iliiliii i
"J'"""t
the thriving town of Gcrvnlis at ftiO somewhere on this terrestrial hemis
i ier acre, or choice of forties at tho pbero. The subscription price for
same price. Thirty acres of timber the Star was $7 per auuum, or 4 for
t near by tit $30 per ncrw-u rare bar-' six months, a little better than tho
jraln. ni'NCAK A Booth. J pront rate of suhAoriptlou.
THE CAPITAL EVEl-TlKCr JOUByAL.
Painless dental operatlonsat Dr
t C. Smith's, 92 State street,
two small bovs who live In North
ga,em arc ln tLe hnblt 0f going into
pp',,.,, houses and taking whatever
they think will bo of any benefit to
tbnm. If this is not stopped, theso
young fellowfl will soon be lodged in
tho penitentiary, where tuey win oC
punished for their acts,
Varictv is the spice of life, out
for good live apices, pure coffee, A 1
tea. first-class groceries anu iruus
and vegetables in season the place to
go ia to the store of Squire iarrar a.
Co. Their dealings are honest and
fair, Farrar, fairest.
Wright's lied Cross Cure uW,,fd .."I
recent and chronic coughs and colds, ana
all Irritability of the air passages, cum
by all druggists
itr-tu.f. ?... rivtVi Rnnn mmeS Oil
conqueror every time you have a brush
Willi u. Try ii. Dom uj u
Wright's Blackberry Cordial an Infall
ble remedy for the most obstinate cases ot
Diarrhoea and DysenUry. Sold by all
druggists.
A GOOD CUP OK COFFEE.
Is a great attraction for a restaurant.
Tho coffee drawn from Hellenbrand's Pat
ent Coffee receptacle Is one of the many
Great Attractions of his eating parlors.
Thousands of cups of his excellent coffee
are sola every week. And as for oysters
and meals he cannot be equaled ln tho
state. r-
Mistaken Identity.
A remarkable case of mistaken
identity has cometo light in Raleigh
North Carolina, and will form a
topic of conversation for people in
England and Ireland aa well as in
this country.
Thirteen years ago, in Raleigh,
Scott Partin murdered hia wife and
child and succeeded in evading ar
rest. Recently a man bearing a strik
ing resemblance to Partin made hia
appearance in Raleigh, and was
promptly arrested for the crime.
The authorities did not doubt for a
moment that they had the' right
man, for not only waa he very
much like Partin in appearance,
but he had body marks similar to
which Partin had,' and aa in the
case of the latter, one of his fingers
had been cutoff
Matters looked very gloomy for
tho priaoner. He wrote to his sister
in England, telling of his arrest,
and evidence is said to have been
gathered which will show conclu
sively that he ia Robert Porter of
South Ireland who came to tbia
country in 1873. A part of the evi
dence to bo offered consiats of a let
ter written by Porter to a relative
in Irealud and dated from a town
several hundred miles from Raleigh,
on the day tho murder waa commit
ted. Euulish authorities have in
vestigated the matter very thor
oughly, and tho documents, which
have been posted to America will
probably cause Porter's release.
Cases of mistaken identity are
quite numerous, but it is not often
that a man comes as near being
hanged for the henlua crime of
murder as Porter.
Saved, by a Dream.
A man by tho namo or Joe Wil
liams had told a dream to his follow
soldiers, some of whom related it
months previous to tho occurrence,
He dreamed that ho crossed a river,
marched over a mountain and
camped near a church located in a
wood, near which a terrible battle
ensued, and in a charge just as he
crossed a raviuo ho was shot in tho
heart. On tho evcr-memorablo 7th
of December, 1801 (battle of Prairie
Grove, Northern Arkansas), as we
moved at double quick to take our
places in tho lino of battle, then
already hotly engaged we passed a
church then u small, frame building.
I was riding in the flank of the
command, opposite to Williams,
and wo eamo in front of tho house.
"That Is tho church I saw in my
dream," said he. I made uo reply,
and never thought of it until even
ing.
Wo had broken tho encmlo's lines
and wcro ln full pursuit, when we
canto to a dry ravine ln the wood,
and Williams said: "just on tho
other side of this ravine I was shot
in my dream, and I'll stick my hat
under my shirt." Suiting the action
to tho word, ho doubled up his hat
as ho rati aloug aud crammed it iu
his bosom. Scarcely had ho ad
justed it when a miuuio ball knocked
him out of lino. Jumping up quick
ly, he pulled out his hat, waved it
over his head, sheuting: "I'm all
right." Tho ball raised a black spot
about tho size of a man's hand just
over tho heart aud dropped into his
boot.
Aa Old Select.
Tho Sunday Mercury Is in posses
sion of a copy of tho "Western Star,"
of the date of November 28, 1850. It
was published at the city of Mil
vaukie, then a rival of tho village
of Portlaud. Lott Whitcomb waa
the publisher, aud J. O. Waterman
aml w D. Carter wer the priutejt,
!TI,nrln, .ra still llvln,, n.,.l In
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l a moderate Btato of preservation.
I Where the publisher is it cannot be
a stated at this wrltlinr. but he is bum-
ccd to bo building a steamboat
NOB
Tlnewplatjustputontben
in Salem for building lots. They l NP0 grubs, no
fine state of cultivation, seeded in clover v JJ " vlYof
mmmmM
and a number more have been optioned. If you want one , or more lots
call on JONES & WATSON, wh3 will show you the plat and the lots.
THE RELIABLE GROCERS,
KELLER & SONS,
r
Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem.
oilti- in
Fine Tea, and Coffee, Creamery
Butter, Cream Cheese, etc.
WE LEAD IN
Remember trie
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FOUND!
Success in Business requires preparation ! Therefore, thoroughly master
Commercial Arithmetic, Business Penmanship nnd Business Correspon
dence, Book-keeping by both Single and Double Entry, the nature and
correct use of Commercial Papers, Commercial Law andBusiness practice.
Learn, nlso, Shorthand and Typo-writing. Manifold, and Dictation work.
All these aro needed in business, and are thoroughly taught by exper
ienced teachers at tho SALEM BUSINESS COLLEGE
Griswold's Block, Salem, Oregon.
FRUIT
One Mile from Aumsville
Several fruit growers from tho
locate with us and there ia room for
From
more or less, high land gently rolling, deep rich red soil, all under plow,
sufficient fence. Price $40. Sample No. 2, 20 acres, more or less, partly
under plow, partly covered with willows, gently inclining and level land,
both red aud black soil. Price 2iV to $30.
Purchasers can pay 8 per cent, fnterest on half for five to seven years.
From Salem take train to Turner and thence to Aumsville on Thomas
Bros1, hack line, and call on the owner, Mr.
ot depot, or for fuither particulars address
J. J. HARDEN, Stayton, Oregon..
Fire! Fire!
Look out for lou, "by Fire durlnf tht hot
weather.
Insure Against Loss
lfJTH
ISAAC A. MANNING,
BANK BLOCK (UP-STAIRS.)
In the IclOeor rortland, Queen of Hv
rpool, Northern of London, the Qerma
nla or the lUmburr-Maedebunr Flr in.
""nf companies repmentmc million.
of dollars paid up capl
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prw
lal.
lllaare lable medicine for the renovation
pf the blood. Tone, and build, up thy
.mAfure,kln dU etc. Sold br U
. VUA,
...WX11 "P fInr and Chamomile
not Intnxloatiu ftoldby II. V. tV,
HILL,
Table Luxuries,
CANNED GOODS.
Place and Call.
FARMS,
and Ten Miles from Salem.
east have declared
their intention to
several more.
Samnln No. 1. 20 nnros
Wm. Shaw, one mile north
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
Graduates Students ln
Classical, Literary,
Normal, Business, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
It Is the oldest, largest and least expen
sive i Institution of learning in the North-
School opens first MondayJn September
bend for catalogue to
TIIOS. VAN SCOY,
it. . President.
" Salem, Oregon.
Farm for Sale.
163; acres, 7 miles southwest of 8alcm,
PLi'Pf1. UiUi aU fenoed anl crops
renced. IU in cultivation, 18 seededMo
grass, balance timber, plenty coodsprinr
water, good 9-room house all finished
near awiven hundred dollar kchool-house.
fair bam and other out bulldlnw. Good
grain, gnus and fruit lands, sightly and
healthy location, good neighborhood and
cood road to Ktlem. Cull be divided lntrk
smaller fruit farms with pure spring watet
on each. Don't monkey with The na ei
-.. v-vM. iu muuHc-j wiiu me real, es
tate agent s bus- w.but com right to the
iarmjUwIU cost you nothlne tt. star ill
tit will cot y
),ceiiiy neigh
nigui). kce my neighbors, gel tho unlnrfated
i .1 " . V T " - atu
iucis anu save lees. Prlt-e ca ner acre. I
lenni reasonable. Kor iviriirniir. IU
Charlie ttobertMin. Gruuze store. Kulpm
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Jdi
-..lis r. jwibi:rtson,
..U m)M) SCRIBERiPW,
Salem, Oregon, have received direct
Ten id Fort? Acres,
A FULL LINE
-OP-
Croctof ami Glassware!
Ytth specialties In
Valerian China Tea Sets,
French China Dinner Seti
RIDG WAY'S FAMOUS
Buckingham Pattern
-OF-
ROYAL
SEMI-PORCELAIN
Of which we constantly keep a full ih
and open stock, enabling us to make nJ
Dinner and Tea sets of any size, or sell kV
the single piece. Tho finest assortment '
CHAMBER SETS
Ever shown In Balem.-
A PULL STOCK
OI tholatcst.pnd handsomest patternita
S-Plcnse call and examine our stock.
WELLE R BROS,,
201 Commercial Street
Tho finest Lino of
CARRIAGES,
PHAETONS,
SPBING WAGONS,,
STAGE COACHES,
MOUNTAINWAG0NS
SKELETON WAGONS,
DOG CARTS and
OTHER VEHICLES
which will be sold at
Prices and Terms to Suit All!
ThaD.nnnile'ni'n flref-nlrma And SB UlSlf
stock is very argon person oan find irtjl
they may vr(sh. Their warehouse on Btotj
street is, completely filled, and they hiri
mother car load eu routo now. Loolcott
for them; something fine"
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Only Genuine System of Memory Training
Fosr Booki Learned In one reading.
Hind wandering .cured;
Pverv chllil and adult ereitlv lenitM
Great Inducements to corresponded
Prospectus, with opinions of Dr. Win. JL
Hammond, the world-famed SpeclslUUS
Wind DUeuses'Danlol .Grcenleaf ThoBj-
Knh8.fiiWH,i.Ji"AS55
" "'. B"'J,Ji.i". ."."..""7.;t. Horn
W. V. Astor, Judab P. Benjaman, aU
others, sent post free by ,
t 'T.Atmrr-rv.. 'ant Tlftr Ave H
a je-iw. d
PRINTING.
rvNEOKTHK LAIlGiaTISTAWJS
Wmenta In the Btaie. i" ",'"v7 u I
Portland. Largest stock Lcjal BgfA'fa
the State, a-ld biggest discount. SJM'
reynlblankV""7"MAim
Bteam Printer Salem Orefsf.
HORSESHOED
Have moved 'to 47 and st1fUAS
where they Are now read for TOm
our old patrons and friends orej invu
call and fee. usln our new lotion. W
ever having secured mor room. "
BLACKSM1THK0 and WIGOXMiD
IIOLM 4 GLOVER.THE OLDBELlAJJ
HBlacksmlths, nv removed toelrsw
the corner of Commercial nd,Cherojj
U., whero they are ready ..,Kf?1.tfcs
publlo, They are now prepared better "-J
ever to do all kinds of wagon a'fiS
milking and repaUiB;ftU "ln.d.vSI
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