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VOL. 2.
SALEM, OREGON. TnUBSDAY, JANTUAltY 30. 1890.
NO. 285.
4 ftABhsVMfiAttfe-,
What is
i Ha
SALEM
HAS THE BOTrOM DROPPED OUT ?
Ono would think to rend tho ndvertiscniontfl of some of tho merchants
that this is a very poor place to do business in. They aro continually
BELLING OUT AT COST. How do tho keep up? Are they supported
by charity, or nro they and their advertisements frmidu?
Hear the Truth !
Balem is a prosperous and growing city, and nil its merchants aro doing
well and making money, and any right-minded man knows that wuen a
a merchant ndvertises to sell "at cest," that it is always nt what it "costs
the buyer." Men do not go into business for fun or for their health, but
to nmko money.
rn
Capitol Adventure Coup;
lie
nerer advertise to sell off at coat, yet we aro constantly 20 to 30 per cent,
lower than any other house in Balem. Why? Because we buy from first
hands and for cash, aud get our goods cheaper. Now during tho months
of January ar.d February only wo propose to rcduco our prices on all good
aud show tho people of Salem and tho surrounding country how wo can
SELL GOODS and not
"Sell at Cost"
Either, but actually mako money at
follews:
Clark's Coats', Kerr's or
Brook's spool cotton, wliite
and black, per spool 2 cts
All kinds, 100 yds, silk,
perspool ' Gets
Carpet tacks 2o pe rpackago
A large lino ladies', Misses
and Chlldrens' gloves lOcts
A largo hue of corsets worth
$1.25 reduced to 50 cts
Good lead pencils, per doa. 10 cts
A good Scrubbing Brush- 10 cts
Good Steel and Silver
Thimbles, each 1 ct
All kinds needles, per pa.. 3 cts
All kinds ot Silk Button
Hole Twist, each 1 ct
All kinds of Dress Buttons,
some that are actually worth
$1.00 perdoz; per riozeji 5 cts
All colors Zephers, single,
per oz 3 cts
Good Spring Clothes Pin per
doz 3 cts
Good Lunch Busket,small. iu cts
Good Pick Handles 10 cts
Good Axe Handles 10 cts
Nice China Matting, good. 12 cts
7 Pes. Pepper and Salt
goods, worth 40 cts. per yd 20 cts
Good Ladies' Morocco
Purses 25 cts
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Come Early and
OF THESE
BARGAINS
BO-Thvy are offered for only sixty days, and stock will not bo re
plenished until the first of March. All goods In tho store will bo sold at
ft corresponding reduction.
CAPITOL ADWW
Opera House Corner,
saiem
ter
Hi
tho low prices given. Read what
All colors Worsted Brnid,
former price 10 cts
5 cts
'I'ollof. unarm worth 2C to
50e. per box 10 cts
imutes' Arctics o :i
Children s Arctics 35 cts
Children's Rubbers 20 i-ts
Cabot A muslin, 13 yds for$ 1 00
Cabot W muslin, 14 yds for 1 00
Frultofloom muslin 11 vds 100
Lonsdale muslin 11 yds 1 00
Boss of Road overalls, U.
S., per pair 50 cts
Bossof Road overalls, X.Y,
per pair CO cts
Wo oiler a line of worsted
goods, all styles and colors,
former price, 15 to 25c, 12 yds? 1 00
We otter u large line of rib
bons, nil colors and widths,
from No. 2 to No. 10, per yd 5 cts
Good currycombs 10 els
Good horse brushes 25 cts
a liinrf. linn of men and
bov's wool hats 25 cts
Assorted stvles and widths
of laces, per yd 2 cts
A largo line of girl's wool
hoods, each 25 cts
vinvon (inzpn rcilrs men's
and hoys' wool mittens, per
pair
10 cts
Get Your Pick
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OREGON,
COMPANY,
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Till! 1I.OODS.
A 1'ow HpccluU C'u ii u I' t From tlio
Crip
pltd Wires.
AT A Ml A NY.
Special to tlio Capital Journal.)
Albany, Or., Juii., 30, 12 M.
Water sixteen feet three inches
above low water.
mills closed.
Special to the CupltnlJournal.)
Oregon City, Or., Jan. 30. 1 p.
m. The Oregon City woolen mills
have closed down to-day on account
of the high water In the Willamette.
CALIFORNIA FLOODS.
(Special to tho Capital JoumalJ.
Portland. Or., Jan. 30, 2:30 p. m
Latest news from Southern Pacific
Hoods In Sacramento vallley are that
tho river is still rising rapidly and
threatens to surpufcs any previous
record for hluli water. No trains
running to-duy south or north from
Sau Francisco.
PREFERS to hi: shot.
Special to tho Capital Joirnnl.
Portland, Or. Jan. 30. Pclllo,
tlio Indian recently convicted of
murder in the first degree in the
United States circuit court, for kill
ing Agnes Saisson on tho night of
May 20, near Pendleton, was
sentenced by Judge Salmi this morn
ing to bo hanged on June 0th. Pcl
llo declares that ho was innocent and
requested to be exeuted at Pendle
ton, and also that lie bo shot instead
of hanged.
PITHY PIMM'S OF NEWS.
Water has been struck at a Walla
Walla ranch at 112 feet.
The Lucklamute, In Polk county
has risen above Its banks.
A big wind storm at Centralis.
III., blew down a new building.
At Colfax, Col., the hotel Is reach
ed by a thirty foot tunnel thro' the
snow.
California vinoyurds nnd farms
have suffered greatly from tho
storms.
The Tacomn exposition will not
bo held until 181)1, for tightness of
money.
Tho new Republic of Brazil has
been officially recognized at Wash
ington. Troops arc called for tosettlo a
neighbLiliood quarrel in Harlem
county, Ky.
A nil! to regulate Interstate tele
graph busiucbs is reported favor
ably in tho senate.
JohnCoughlin, a telegraph opera
tor at a lonely mountain station in
California died at Cisco.
The Baldwin Laud Co. who have
30,00'J sheep at I'r-lnevllle, pay they
will get oil' without loss.
Z.iratc, the Mexican midgot, and
smallest human being alivo, died
ut Truckce, Cal of gastric lover.
Tho market quotations at Port
land are practically unchanged.
Eggs are down to 40 and 15 cents.
A bill has been Introduced at
Olympla to establish a soldier's
home for the State of Washington.
NO DANQlilt IN OUKdON
Of n Spreiul
ot the Dreaded Cattle
Disease.
Dr. Wythecomb In a card says:
I feur tho article in yestcrdty's
Oregonlup, relative to Mr. W. S.
Ladd's cuttle, will create unneces
sary alarm among the stock men of
this state. There is but little dan
ger of the disease spreading among
other herds. It might seem as
though sucli a wholesale slaughter
of fine cattle is unnecessary; but
when wo consider tho nature of
"Bovine Tuberculosis," aud how
liable it Is to be transferred to human
beings In tho form of "Phthisis
Pulmonalls" (consumption) tho
necessity for such action becomes
apparent.
A post-mortem revealed the fact
that in the thirty-four head slaught
ered last Monday, there was not a
healthv animal In the lot. 'lhoso.
were the animals selected from the
herd which exhibited, more or less,
positive symptoms of tho disease.
Tuberculoma is a very insidious
disease, und tho form known us
"Tubes Mesentericu" cannot be de
tected wllii any degree of certainty
in the living animals; heuco tho
gre.it danger in using the milk nnd
butter from a herd known to bequito
extensively affected with tho disease
It is very unfortunate botli for Mr.
L,addund thotbtle,
sqcli a finely bred
to tinvu to line
ti..r.i i.i ifittU.;
i...i. ti... lumlt i lift iuu t
.,....,. i i,i iw. i.ri.t..(!t.d. reuurdlcMi
of pecuniary loupes. '
HA SALEM. TO THE SEA
Eastern Oregon, Salem
Astoria ltoilrond.
and
SALEM A CITY BOUND TO 0I10W !
A Political, Corrnnprcinl, Social Center
Population Kanidly Increasing
The Center to llcacli.
Of courso neither Salem or Al
bany want to have either gel any
advantage. That is natural Wliv
not unite and agree on a Y? Let it
be agreed that tuuroad, when built,
shall branch, one arm running into
Salem, the other into Albany, tliut
putling cacti city on uu equal foot
ing, to lar us u itillroad outlet to Or
egon's seaport Is concerned.
lu iniiiiM is strength. Astoria
means business. Our city would be
glad to tee uuioit'prevuil und have
balem and Albany both unite upon
some such proposition. Astotiau.
The above is just what tho Jouit
Nal has advocated. While Salem
Is getting ahead fust, Stilem is nol
trying to get an unfair advantage oi
auy oilier town. The money men
of tills city realize tliut a railroad, to
have business, must run sume
where. It cm not do a very profit
able business by starting In a mud
hole and eudlug.iu u melon-patch.
A railroad franchise without some
eities of importance on its line oi
route Is not dodrab'.e as an Invest
ment. Wo believe such eities as
Salem and Albany have a common
Interest in u good Hunk Hue to tin
sea. It Is a matter ot sonic impori
uueo to any railroad to tap a elti
that Is certain to have a population
of 15.000 people before the end ol
two years; a city that Is the capital
of a growing state, and a county
scat that lias a live set, or business,
men, who aro putting out every el
fort to bring hundreds of people to
this city and county uvery vek; u
great center oftiudonnd tho great
est producing city in the central
valley; a city nuinned by as Intelli
gent a crew of pushing citizens iu
are to bo found on the coast.
There aro a good many towns
promising Immense bonuses ami
subscriptions to secure railroads that
aro never paid. That is not tin
kind of town Salem is. That is not
the stylo of our leading businessmen
and capitalists. While they realize
that they huve a city with a splendid
future before It, uuJ a city with an
assured rapid growth, they are not
easily led Into promises which Uifej
cannot afterwards promptly mid
fully meet to tho last cent. So far
as thev go they prefer solvency to
wild-cat booms and humbugs.
It niu-a never bo forgotten that n
road from Eastern Oregon to As
toilu via Sulem Is tho most direct,
easily built and deslrablo lino to the
sea. It would bo a roau sapping sue
richest lumber regions of the Cas
cades and connecting with the
capital of tho state. It would be
Uho most prolltabio road und no
through line to the sea that would
go by fcJulem would amount
to much. Let so much be under
stood. Albnuy has already a
sea-port connection anil Astoria peo
ple must realize that their strong
point of being a great sea-port town
will not be made more important
by a division of sea-going tratllc
witli Yaqnlna. The natural line of
connect Ion with Eastern Oregon ttr
from Astoria to Salem. Thai would
bo u prolltabio road as noon as
built, und become a basis for
extensions eastward that would
grow moro tempting to capitalists
with each additional mile that was
finished. Astoila husu greater Inter
est lu u connection with Salem, in
the heart of the richest ugilculturul
region of America, than it has with
Portland, nccuiibo AHlorla by all in
dications will become a greater port
of eutry than Portland. The latter
city, witli its gieat capital and rail
.road Interests bus never hud any
love tor a pobslble rival to Its ship
ping und commerce. Tho geograph
ical and business situation of tills
state is such that a road must ulti
mately bo built fiom Eastern Ore
gon to Astoria via Salem,
Biunciinu 'Em Back. This
motuliig Geo. W. Enmrt, wlih u
force of workmen uvgun to raft some
12 or 15.00J feet of U& together
that floated loose front the L'upltul
Lumber Mills and ilmted lu mo as
fur down tho rlvur as North Mill
crunk. As soon us they ure rurtotl
Uilnuul ivr I ley win uuiuwuu uiuk 10
the, mills uud oonwlwi into luin-
' er.
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
Tin: Moron Whist Oluii. Tills
club met at tlio resldenco ot Mr.
Win. England last evening, it bo
ing tlio birth-day of Mrs. England
nnd Mrs. I. N. Gilbert, both mem
bers of the club. Each oftheso lady
members were tho recipient of sev
eral beautiful boqucts of cut flowers,
presented by members of tho club.
A most enjoynblo evening was hud,
in the pleasaut game of whist, and
it closed with a bountiful lunch and
a half hour of pleusnut soclnl con
verse. These occasions tend to
brighten the gloomy days of winter,"
and are greatly enjoyed by nil the
numbers of the club. The attend
ance was very good last evening,
only three members being absent.
Articles ok Incorporation.
The following urticles or incorpora
tion were filed to-day with tho sec
retary of state: Tho Independence
Water and Electric Light company;
capital stock, $40,000; H. Hersch
berg, A.J. Goodman, 11. H. Jasper
son, A. Nelson and J. Dorseslfe, as
Incorporators. Tho Security Build
ing and Louu nssociation, of Min
neapolis, Minn; Huns Muttson, A.
C. Hugun, S. A. March, r A. Smith,
M. Luuuowund otlferas incorpor
ators; capital stock, $10,00.),003. Al
so the Dorrauce Lumbeiing and
Manufacturing company, or Hud
son, filed supplementary urticles
Increasing the capital -stock from
J40.000 to $00,000.
a
Sudden Death. Mr. John TCII
ingsworth, of Dayton, Washington,
lied very suddenly last Saturday
evening. Mr. Killings worth Is well
mil favorably known throughout
Oregon und Washington, having
come to Oregon in 1853, nud was
for 15 years engaged in nicrclinn
llslng lu Eugene City. Ho leaves n
wife, two daughters and one son,
Mrs. D. C. Fclch, of Colfax, Wash
ington, Mrs. 11. M. Robertson, ot
Kugene City, and Mr. W. M. Kit
Ihigsworth of Portland.
'
Loos Safe Enough. A Jour
nal reporter wns shown a telegram
from Sam Friendly, who had 4,000,
KtO feet or logs break loose lu tho
Mnkonzto, yesterday, and It Btntcd
that tho logs wero all sate above
Corvallls. Tills will bo glad nows
to Mr. Fricndly's friends, as ho suf
fered a great loss In 18S0 by tlio high
water.
Fine Singers. If you would
hearsonio good singing don't fall to
attend the W. O. T. U. parlors this
evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Pnlley,
evangelistic singers, arrived from
Poitluud this niorliing and will
conduct the exercises. They ure
highly spoken of throughout tho
country. All Invited to bo present
and onjoy the exorcises.
It KAL ESTATK TI1A.NSKERS.
Tho following is a correct list of
I ho real estate transactions filed ut
theollicoof tlio county recorder to-
ilUV
EinJI Voss to MlkoWnldes
L'hl.lotl InblkftO, in North
pel
Salem;
200
Supremo Court.
Salkm, Jan. 30, '00.
State of Oregon, resp. vs. Clinton
Peiliington, upp.; uppcal from Baker
county; argued und submitted.
Win. Kaiser att'y for resp.; G. G.
Ulughtim utt'y for upp.
Notakius public The governor
to-day appointed W. P. Swopeand
V. It. Strodo of Portland, notaries
public and Conrad Tomtclroy of
Seattle, Wash., us commissioner for
Oregon.
E. P. McCorimck went down to
Poitltindon business this morning,
lie expects to return to-ulght.
Tlio gentle chiuouk bus not for
gotten us, und almost before wo
Kimw It ilm hills will b covered
wlili verdure. Oregon weather will
compute favorably with that of any
section of tho world. Wasco Colin
iv Sun.
Mrs. Fannie B. Wurd has started
on a trip us news cnm-Hpondciii
ilir.iin.il Ki mill Aimirlfui. Tho
journey will occupy u yeur, uud will
cXU'iiu uimugii every uivwiuu ui
that country.
Mrs. Custer, widow of tlio gallant
general, is suld to be a woman ubbo
itilcly without tear. Sue used to
accompany her husband wherever
In, wiinlfl allow ln-r lii io iluriiiL' hU
campaigns uud her foudhctut foroul
ufdiMir Hie has never left her.
The rumor comes from the court
ut Potsdam that the Prlucttn Muud,
youugvMt daughter of llo 1'rluve of
Wales, U shortly to be betrothed to
ptiku KrmM UuuthroftheSchle-wlg.HtUtclii-S!Udurhurg-Augutou-1)H
rg. The Uuku in iheonly br.aher
of the Uermuti umpri-M und Is 3J
ytura old.
The Empress ofGermnny has sent
a number of magnificent dolls, with
complete trousseaux in silks, satins
und cloth of gold, all of the most ex
pensive and elaborate description, to
the Princess Huliy, 0 years old, nud
fuvorlto daughter of the Sultan or
Turkey. The cost of theso toyB was
upwards of $0000.
The Chief Rrnacu for WO KTtXt n
tcss ot Hood's Sarsaparllla ts found In tM
article Itself. It ts merit that wins, and M
tact that Hood's SarsaparllU actually a
eompllshes what Is claimed tor It, la wfcac1
has glvon to this medlclno a popularity a&4
lalo greater than that ot any other aaraap
niAUi4- A!nn rllla or blood port
IVierlT. VVlnS fler before the pubtt
Hooda Sarsnpartlla cures Scrofula, Salt
Rheum nnd all Humors, Dyspepsia, Blek
doadaehe, Biliousness, overcomes Thai
tired Feeling, creates an Appetlto, itrengtfc
ins the Nerve, builds up tho Whole Systea
Hood's Nnmnpnrllln Is told b all dr09
tints. Jljslxfores. Prepared by C 1. Ho
i Co.. Apothecaries. LownU.
JOHN HUGHES,
Denier in Groceries, Fnitita, Oils
nnd Window Glnss, Wnll Va
ner and Border, Artists' Ma
lorinls, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Food nnd Fenco
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
N15W AUVBIITISBMBNTS.
ADDISON SMITH,
1IA1IKV MCHANNON,
"The Favorite
j
Cigar and Peel Rooms!
SMITH A MCHANNON, PKOPtl,
A well selected stock of clgnrs. Tobacco,
both chowlng nnd smoklug nlwnys on
bund; nli-o the li tctit perlodlculs, dully
papeiH, lokH und all goods kept In n tint
class nows stnnd on sale.
Hpend nn hour plciunntly In our well
kept BILLIARD AND POOL ROOMS
which ure run In connection with tho
above establishment.
EAST SALEM
MEAT MARKET!
11. A. DOZIEU.-Propr.
AH kinds of meats of the best quality
nhvuVH on Imnd. Shop located nn Center
street, bulwcen l'Jth nnd 13th streets.
rontons living In this vlclntty will
find It to their Interest to trmlu hcrt All
meats delivered on short notice. 1-00-lm
WANTBO.
WAN t'KD situ illou as clerk: can give
good refuruuecs. O. M. lhuUr. 141
FuurlcenthNlreot. 10 Bt
WANT1.D Active young man to tuko
MMltlon us Bollrltor, collectorkiid re
porter, Jouiinai. ottlco.
THE GLOBE
Employmonl and General In
telligence Office,
NO, 292 COMMERCIAL STREET.
HELP WANTED.
(Ilrls to do general homework.
Exchange three blooded stallion for
city or omintry property. Win uy differ,
enca Will trad ono or nil, Flu mock
uniflvo yn.ru old.
$G0
Mjtlitry, IW expense in ndvnnea
ullowml raeh inotilli. Uttudv em
ployment t homo or truvrllng No sollo
lllug. Doth deloerlug unit making isd
loolioiu. No iunUI car da. Addr with
.uiup, HAKKUACO, nqusy.Oblo,
Mk No Mistake,
If you have msde up your mind to buy
llisHtsHiraMtrllUdo nol tot Indiirrd to
lake any otMr Hod' rtarsapurtlU I
ixsjullur uiettleliw, ieutiig,by It rvu.
Urioinbliiulkin, pniorllin aud prrpar.
llon.tHjrulli iHiwrr iinerior to sny ullier
nrUvUof ln kind hfr llm oid, Fur
all Mlccilon. rUlu from luiput lixt or l
low ktut of lit yum It U unHuIUd. Its I
ur ltt lli.1.
Phillips &Shive,
Real Estate and Collecting Agency.
NO. 200 COMMERCIAL STRICT.
' KOIt SALE.
Choice bargain? In farm nnd city prop
erty." Wo will post Ixxiks, make out bills nnd
do collecting, llitnlnwa tnen rcpeciftilly
solicited. Wo nlxo nmko u npuululty ot
renting bonnes and collecting rent. Ifyt
ryou
hnve n vncnnt luniHO list II wltu us.
WANTED.
A position by n competent engineer.
Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given Hint tlio firm
her toforo known iih Olbton tbsltigto
ton Is this diiy dissolved by mutual con
sent, II K. Gibson having sold hU Intoiest
to Dr. J. C. Smith. Alt nccountsdur the
old firm will be p lyiihlo nt once to either
members of the old linn.
II F. OtnsoK.
11 A.BINOLETOS.
Snlein, Or., Jan. 22, 181)0.
Having disposed nf my Intcrcrcstof the
Rod Co ner IJrug Htoro in Dr. J. V. Smith, I
tko pIcnKttro In commending tlio now
firm of Singleton A Co. to our mnny
patrons. InlsowNh to extend my l"cora
tbnnks to the kind publlo lor tho must
llbornl pntromigo extended to us during
i ho pnul two years. I remain yours frn
ternnliy, II. F. Oinsox,
dnilnttrntor's Notlco r tho Flllnjr. of
Hi Final Account.
VTOTICE Is hereby given to whom It may
ll concern that tho uudertdgned admin
istrator or the estate of It. A. llcsncr, de
ceased, has riled his flniilnccoiintwltli sitld
tMtatoin tlio county lourt of tlio stalo ol
Oregon, fbr the county of Marlon, nud that
monday. January o, iboo,
at tho 10 o'clock a. in., In tho county court
room of suld county, has, been llxcd by
said court as the time and place for hear
ing objections to Mild Until account and tho
aotilcmeut thoreof.
ALONZO OUHNER,
Administrator ot tho ealatoof R. A. ucs-
nor, deceiiHcd
J. J. MURPHY, Admr's Atty.
Nov. 10th, 18811. 11-10-ltW
c
URE AND PREVENTIVE WITH
out medicine For Information con
cerning Dr. A WILKORD HALL'S
ueailli rumpuici, can on or uuurea
B L,. rvIOOlibi, Local Agt.,
University Jiuliduitr, tfuloni, ( iregun.
Tax Tayors Tako Notice.
THKTAX ROLL for Marion county for
tho yoar 18$) bus been placed In my
bunds for collection. Tax-payers will
plcuxocoino forward and pay their taxes
ns soon ns iosslblo as tho tax roll lias been
delayed und the county 1 out of funds.
K. M.CROI8AN,
Hhorlirand tnx-rollector Marlon Co.
Dated Jan. 15. IStM.
P. II. EASTON'S
Salem Music Store
Headquarters for Chlokcrlng A Son's,
Slelr.way. Hanloton, Colby uud Emerson
'lanoH, Wilcox iW'hlto Organ.'. Cash or
Installments
94 State Street, Patton's Block.
Call and See-
T. J. CRONISE,
Salem's Popular Job Printer, .
AT HIK NEW QUAIITKR8 IN THE
Htnto Insurance llulldlng, Tor. Cum
morclal and Chemokote streets '0-ltt
New Fish Market.
Allen Rhodes hnscstabllshcd n now Fish
Market on Rtntostrect. nud ho Ucopsn good
supply of llsh, poultry uud game.
Ulvu him audi and your order will bo
promptly nttcndod to. 8-as-lm
WANTKD.-Agents, Mn o and KiMiialc,
" In every City, Town aud Village.
Outfit free. No Capital whatever required.
Btock. Plan and Terms tho Ilwt This Is a
splendid opportunity to mako money.
Write uioiufi for Particulars.
P. F. COLLI ER, 05 Warren au.New York
PATRONIZE Home Industry, nnd uso
Mountain llul in Cough Cure. Guar
anteed to glo rollet or iiioucy refunded.
Manufactured lly 11,11 cniKS.e'alem, Ore
gon. AskyourdruggUtforli. l-otlm
S1TLER, PHELPS & EVANS,
REAL ESTATE
ANI
COLLUCTION AQ13NCY.
Office Up-Staiis ill New Dank Block
Choice Country
AN
CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
We nlso have a notary publlo nnd no
cnuntunllnnurotllre. If jou wish bss
ne ttntemcuts written up, Ixxiks ponied,
copying, rerd work, or oonvoyuticlng
done, call and seo us.
McCrow & Willard,
New Salem Market,
KXOHANC1K 1II.OCK.
OpiUe Omdy Kitchen, ammwoal Ht
KVKUTIIINn
NEW AND CLEAN
Only the t-l m4l kt-l, U'I dfllwrrd
frviitnll nn' (iti Hi).
Fine Watch Repairing
UT
C. A. BURBANIv
No. 3I7 Commercial Street.
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