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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
YOIi. 3.
SALEM, OHEGCXN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21. 1890.
KO. 07.
a
GOING
The Goods t i hi; Graud
Are going off
I'.jrto Adventure Company.
Call e.-t: ly end secure tho Bargains.
f i. i a
ouse
IS UUP
l- -r-&
u
-. WWTIR-- MTt-
C. BOOTH,
1)9 State street,
Real Estate Broker,
Insurance and loans,
and prices.
Some tine city
Call and pee me,
James Ait
Grange
SO. 12G STATE STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
-O-
gSTA full line of Crockery and
kent in a first-class establishment.
Staii and Fancy Groceries !
o
Our aim is to cive entire satisfaction to every customer. All market
able produce bought at full cash prices.
THE NEW STORE
ff. E. CONRAD,
Trie Clothier,
HaS
A New Store,
New Goods,
.And although
old at
people
NEW DEAL
Prices Right,
And every body Is invited to call and see. Goods not nearly
all in yet, lot more are constantly arriving.
257 Commercial St.
.1 . TVJ.I- AL-lr
Nil Oil I me MUSU dUl UU. lem and all lands In Marion
county. Office at -s uommerciui
A England's batik.
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THE SECOND HAND STORE,
MOORE & OSBORNE ,
Dealer. In Furniture, Xntinua. Queensw;ure, GInssw-are, Cigars. Tobaqop, j
Candies and Nuts. All kinds of second hand goods bought uud sold.
Ooods sold ou i-oMiuiia-lon. Cor. Stule and Llburty bt.
FAST!!
Clearance Gale of the
Willi a Rush.
Nnl - m Oregon.
property. Also farms of all sizes
it will cost you nothing.
Store,
Glassware and everything usually
a.
New Building,
the business
of Salera a
offers the
co
COMPLETE abstracts of Ka-
streei, luriucny w.-vuj.cu .-j
Williams
Block.
ken
GENERALLY
Put Your Money
where It will
A Real Estate Investment
pays better Interest than any other adventure. Those who got
in first have the best chances of improvement.
Eight houses approaching completion in
Hiflilani Pari Addition,
nud coutracts for Ten more left.
Lots in North Pacific addition to Astoria steadily increasing In value.
A few more small fruit farms at Suunyside still on the market.
The Oregon Land Co.,
with its main office in Salem, and branch offices in Portland, Astoria and
Albany, Ore., buy-, and sells Stock, Grain and Fruit Farms, and has a
choice lot of city and suburban property.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
James Denliam tf To.
118 State Street,
Salem,
-WKc.Miiiv
LADIES', MISSES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES,
-OXFORDS AND SLIP1 KW PRICES THAT WILL SUIT.
Our 8.00 Sloe, I
For BUSINESS MEN. BUTTON,
LACE and CONGRESS in CALF;
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED,
Keep Your Eye on 118 State Street.
Repairing neatly mid cheaply done. 5-10
F. S. DEARBORN,
(Sin - r to 1.
Has Just Removed to
At 263 Commercial Street
And now offers a full and complete
Books, Sheet Music,
Remember
Big Book Sign.
J. H. LUNN
--ha" u fine
Dress Goods, Emliroidries,
Parasols and Sim Shades,
Boys Jersey Suits,
Gents Piarriisliirig Goods.
239 Commercial St. Opposite Bush's Bank.
THE
Estate,
leal
292 Commercial
Hah a large list of choice farms and city property for sulo on
c.ty terms. Homestead located,
MONEY tO LOAN
On
improved farm- at d city
tgy-We Imve nlsoln connection with our real estute business, an FM
fr nvMi.'N'Tm ..I fiKK KRAI. IXTKLLIQHXCK Iliireau. where all
orders for help will be promptly attended to, und situations also obtained
for the unemployed.
-m-i miwmmmmmmmmtmmmmMmmmmvmmtammmmmMammimmiwiMM mill
A -'l "Vf 1 "TV
ii i rvix jl iui i
We have farms, large and small,
In all parts of the city. We dou commilon IxiMnet exclusively. Jfyou
wish to sell, list your property with
Geo. G. Van Wagner,
Has Jin-t reeelvttd a fine stock of
Paper and Picture Mouldings, Loungas and Mattresses
Wall
Prluture framing done with curitatid n train cm.
PrloMt. uu Low uw ttw Lowl,
do most good.
Our S2.00 Calf Shoes.
rri.i, LINE OK-
Our $4.00 Shoe
)
HAND SEWED CALF and KAN
JGAROO Shoes are uusurpassed for
IJUHL'Cl IIIUI1K UIWBJ uji-iuiui;u,
1(. Starr.
His New Quarters
ji
line of Rooks, Stationery, Blank
Tissue Paper, Etc.
the Place ,
SrMuiI orders a specialty
line of-
Ladies W
Ladies and Misses Blouses,
Trunks and
GLOBE
n n
oaii a mmw.
b'
St., Salem, Or.
property ut low rate oNntcre.
T T" T f IVT l
lots from WO up, nud houses and lots'
us. huburbun tracts u sjieelalty.
PAVXK & imiDCKOKI),
jwr
frilR 1 1 1)111 1 1 TilI1I)ATIT
llSIJ VJllllilli tHrlilllillh ,
PUiUiISHKnDAIUV.EXCKlTHUNDAY,
BY THK
Canital Journal Publishing Company
(Incorporated."
i uiirorpomico
in r o Ihiildlne
at Hniem,or.,iis
. uinoe.i-omincrciniaircci,
Kntered nt tho postonico
econd-clas mntter,
HOFER BROTHERS.
Editors.
A MB
To
Properly Advertise
Willamette Valley.
the'
WHAT THE BOARD OF TRADE IS AT
Tho Garden Spot or the United
States is to bo Made Known
in tho East. T
Below is given the report of tho j
conference eomniltteo appointed to i
meet u similar committee from At-1
bany, for perfecting arrangements
to better advertise the Willamette
Valley.
To tlc Board of Trade, farmers, me-
ehiinies and business men of the
Willamette Valley:
GuKTi.KMK.v: We, the under
signed committee, appointed by the
Boards of Trade of the cities of Sa
and Albany respectively, to formu
late aapmuior me luiviTiisemeni,
mil fnth purpose of advertising
pnrnosc ot advertising
i lie l
ittfjfiMfMif the Wlllamotte val-
ley,
rajpeuully submit the follow
ing:?
.VAMK l'ltorOSIID.
That we propose tho organization
of an association to bo known as
'The Willamette Valley Develop
ment Av-oeiation, of the State of
Oregon."
OHJKOT.
The object of this association is to
advttNe the great resources and
natural advantages of the Willam
ette valley, and in develop its agri
cultural, iii'iuufaciuring and min
ing Industrie i.
MKjri!i:nsHii
That all cities, towns and boards
of trade, of cities situated in the
Willamette valley, and particularly
in rtie counties of Linn, Marlon,
Laity, Beiitou, Yamhill. Clackamas
ami Polk, and fiom which eouetles
it Is proposed that the revenues to
be derived to operate this ornardza
tlon is expected to come, shall be
entitled to membership.
CIOVUUNMKXT.
This association is proposed to bo
governed by a board of managers,
to consist tf seven members; or one
from each cour.ty Joining tho asso
ciation. Tho manner and mode of
election of such members to bo reg
ulated by the towns in e.ich county
respectively.
dutii:s or lioAitn or ma.vaukus.
It shall be the duty of such board
of managers elected, to meet to
gether, and to them is delegated the
power, and it shall be their duty to
carry out the object and purpose of
this association. It is fuither pro
vided that to entitle any county to
representation l this association,
there must be a monthly cash in
come from surh county to ihls as
sociation of not less than the sum
of ouo hundred dollars, and the
total monthly Income of the associa
tion, before entering upon tho prose
cution of the objects herein set forth,
to be at least one thousand dollars.
CIKKKItAI. OKFICKItS.
Tho General olllcers of this associ
ation shall consist of president,
vice-president, secretary and treas
urer, all of which olllcers shall bo
chosen from the members of said
board of manageis. Tho olllcers of
said board shall servo without pay
except such as the respective
counties may choose to pay them.
KI.KCTIONH.
Tho boa id of managers shall be
elected annually, and are to be elect
ed Immediately after tho minimum
sum of one tnoiis.iud dollars month
ly Income fiom the said comities (or
of those subscribiim hereto; shall be
guaranteed; and the members and
officers of such board shall hold
I heir respective offices for one year
unless romoved for cause, or by
death or resignation, whereupon, lu
such event, the remaining members
of said board may fill the vacancy
by election thereto of some subset I
hers to thoas-oclatlon from the coun
ty where the vacancy occurs.
ADVUIITISIIMKNTH.
Iii the folderH and circulars to by
Issued by this association each coun
ty shall be entitled to a space there-
I in according to tue amount or lis
I subscription. It Is proposed by this
' association to keep ul least three
! men employed to circulate advertls-
! lug matter, and work for the success
1 of tho objects of this association
at leant three places, namely, ul
Sun Francisco or Hucremento, Cal.,
Portland, Or., and Seattle, Wush..
and more to be employed by bald
board, If in their Judgment It Is
deemed necessary, and the funds
will udmlt.
JIV LAWS.
Six. 1. It shall he the duly of
the president to preside at ull meet
ings of the board of managers,
countersign all orders drawn on
I the treasurer and shall have the trcii-
crul direction of the u Hairs of tho
association.
Sue. 2, lu case of u vacancy In
,,e 0nco 0f nresldcnt. or when the
president is ubscnt, the vlcc-mi-sl-
,enj fcnuJ )ave 1111(1 CXercUe III I tllM
i powers, uud perforin ull the duties
l"r l"L I'fefcident
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ff
Hue. 3. It shall Imj the duty of tholSueh article should never Imj used
i fcccretury to keep u reeord of the pro -
' I'l'i'dlfii' nf nil tilt- mi-illfli'W tit I lot
niunuger, attend to ull eorreon.
dunce, ktep the LKsikscf the usoelu-
tlou utul boanl, draw ull warrants
on the treasurer for u (counts ul
lowed, audited und approved by the
board of muuugers, uud perform
suoh other dutlus as may fiom time
to time he preeiilel by the hoard.
bkc. 4 .it stiaiii 1st the duty 01
the insurer lo receive uud keep all
momus Ulot.glug to thUorgnla4-iTol.Hlo,OI. .yPJ Ufteiiuy & Co.
lltm. nn.l IU.V II out ni.lv on wiir.iRil.l l.v nnnrifUlu. nrl( 1tu. twr
nnlH, drawn by the secretary and'
countersigned by the president.
Keep i proper nccountof the receipts
mm disbursements, and deiivci nil
monies and papers, books and prop
erty over to tils successor. Tiie
treasurer shall trlvo bonds for tho
8um twenty-fivo hundred dollars,
Skc. 5. Four members of the board
snail compose n quorum ior mo
transaction of business. Tho first
nutting of the board ot managers
shall be held at the council chambers
In Albany. Oregon.
Skc. 0. The president shall ap
point a financial committee, consist
Ing of three members of tho board.
Skc. 7. No e.cnso shall be In
curred, except the money Is first
raised to meet it.
Si:c. 8. The president may call a
i meotinij ot the board of managers
i at sunh times as he may deem advis
able nutl necessary.
'I hese by-laws may bo nmended at
any time by a i ajorlly of the board
of managers.
Committee for Salem: W. F.
Seaver, E. L. Mlnton, F.I.. Frost.
Committee for Albanv: Geo. W.
Wrluht. J. R. Hill. T. L. Wallace.
Papers in the counties herein iu
, teix'sted, please copy.
CKOr-WEATIIEK BULLETIN'.
The Koiurt of tln Oregon Nrntlier
llurenu, Co-Operating With Hip
I'. S. Siirniil Service.
The Central office. Portland, Ore
gon, sends out the following for tho
week ending Saturday May 1th,
18!)0.
vi:atih:u.
The tenmerature iomj again tho
foiepart oftho week and fell In tho
latter pait. Temperatures of from
80 to 8S degress, occurred in all parts
oftho state. For the week it has
been above the normal. Fiosts oc
curred In sections of Wasco, Sher
man, Gilliam, Morrow, Crook,
Grant, Harney, Malheur, Lake and
Klamath counties on the 8th, Oth,
and 10th, deim: damage to vegeta
tion and tciiil.T plants. Rainfall
fell in thcwtc.ii dlstiicts of East
ern Oregon, in Southern Oregon
and aloug the coast on the "111 and
10th, doing great good to all vege
tation, except in sections of Wasco,
Sherman nud western Gilliam
counties, where, as lu the Will
amette valley, tho rain was very
light. In these latter sections rain
is badly needed. The mornings
have been more cool and cloudy,
and these features have helped
crops along.
OHOWINO VIXllJTATION.
Fall and early spring sown wheat
aro growing finely. Late spring
wheat will not germinate propel ly
without more rain. Oats, barley,
rye and corn aro doing very well.
Vegetables are becoming very plen
tiful, but for nil ral" is needed, es
pecially In the Willamette valley.
Fruit prospects continue good.
Grns is growing nicely, the peach
crop is the only one that Is now
sure to be shoi t. If the codliu moth
is controlled, the apple and pear
crop will be good. From most every
correspondent comes the desire for
ruin. In Washington county every
thing Is hi owing rapidly. Cut
worms are injuring tho onion crop.
In Clackamas county eheirlesaud
peaclies promise large yields. In
Vanihlll, the wheat crop will bo
good, without more rain, and fruit
will be abundant, lu Marlon the
dry weather Is Injuring tho crops.
Fruit will be plentiful In Polk, wheat
is doing fairly well. Hop crop will
beau average one. In Ltuu, fall
wheat looks fine. Spring wheat
is uncertain. Fruit plentiful ex
cept peaches. Gardens doing well.
In Benton, wheat on loose, moder.
ately well drained, soil, growing
well. On low undmlucd land wheat
has made but little growth and needs
rain. In Luue some rain fell
on tho 10th, which was very benefi
cial, grass growing rapidly and crops
fine. In Douglas, rain of past 10
days has been very beneficial. Crops
very premising. In Jackson, larmers
are preparing to mow alfalfa, fruit
has escaped frosts and danger from
them Is now past. All crops promis
ing. In Wasco, more rain Is badly
needed, but crops promising. Grass
good. Ruin on 10th, moistened soil
tw . iucheHileep. In Sherman and
01 Ham crops doing well, stock fat
tening up. In Morrow prospects
were never bettor for crops. Thun
der on 7th. Hull! wus very benell
clul. In Umatilla and Union the
rain was very beneficial. Crops
growing finely, excellent prospects.
Fruit plentiful. In Crook, Grunt
and Interior counties rain fell lust
we!;, frostH did some damage. Hay
uud grain crops Haltering and fruit
will bo very plentiful.
Portland Telegram; Halu was
needed in Oregon to Insure uhiuid
ant crops, and, us usuul, It cumo Just
when wanted. Probably there Is
no country in the world so favored
us Is Oregon.
lletMiruof IlinlriifUtN for Catarrh Hint
Cuntuln Murrury.
us muretiry will surely destroy the
hull mo of smell and oompletely de
range the whole system when enter
Iiil' it through the muuous surfaces.
, except on prescription from reputu-
I lit., i.livkli.luiiu. hu tint tliinniii lluiv'
will do Is ten fold to the good you
can siMtlbly derive
Hull's C'uturrh C'tiru,
(rum mom.
iimuufucuirud
by V. J. Cheney d- Co., Toledo, O
contains no imircury, nud Is tuken
Internally. Hiidueu directly on the
bl.ssl and mtieouH surruces of the
system. In buying Hull's Catarrh
Cure 1st sura you go
nr.. Iu.nr. .',.11 fr... III.. fAnlltm.
It is taken tiiKtriiriiy, uud made In
j. .,w nvtflM,.t.,
made In
bottle.
CAPITAL JOURNAL JOTS.
Ill-temper Is tho vice of tho
tuous.
vir-
The end of linger Is the beginning
of regret.
Once more tho "newsies" scream:
"All about tho ball game!"
The democratic parly In congress
Ic bound to oppose everything
even to free sugar.
Dr. Lyman Abbott, tho now
theology man, Is strongly lu favor of
tho eight hour movement.
Work out your own exnniple.boys
nnd girls; don't expect too chnlk,
and the black board to do It.
If you piny with flro lu any form
you nrc npt to be burnt. This Is
truo oven of llre-wnter.
For every man who Is overtaxed,
there aro several fellows who nrc
getting oil" very easily.
Tho campaign mud-sliugcr Is In
his glory and thorn Is plenty of rnw
material for him to work up.
Om: man. So Putnam's dead is
he? Did ho leavonny thing?
A.NOTitmt. Yes, yes! left every
thing. An anti-fat ought to be patented
applicable to political arguments,
according to the recent refiectlousof
Dana.
A rival exchange accuses another
paper ot warping the truth. If he
only warps It he Is quite a conscien
tious editor.
"I have lived In this valley thirty
years and I've never seen It go a
begging or a starving yet, for want
of crops," Lays nn Oiegonlan.
How ninny of our "Isms" nro
towers of Babel, foutidatloulcss
structures that would scheme to tho
sky and causing only confusions of
tongue!
Tho democratic state central eom
niltteo Is publishing a showing of
tho state finances from tho demo
cratic standpoint In nearly all the
democratic papers.
The Louisiana lottery oilers $25,
000,000 for a renewed charter for 25
years. It Is n big steal and as usual
nil the uewspapors hi Louisiana aro
fiUstalniifgtho schomo.-
Tho Methoilisl general conference
South lu K'H Ion at St. Louis adop
ted a series ol' rcso titlous upon tho
Sabbath, denouiich g excursions on
Sunday, Sunday iiowspnp. ra and
the like.
"The (Ireatest Thing lu tho
World," by Henry Drumniond,
author of the "Natural Law In the
Spirit World," Is making a great
stir In cultured circles. Itisnclasslu
among sermons.
It's n positive sin to Hympathlzo
with such as htivo never known
what It Is to "get up and dust" their
old cobwebby conditions, or oven
tho hrlc-n-brnu In the front cham
bers of their mind.
It is reported that a Plymouth
Hock hen at Goldendale laid three
eggs ono day last week, uud that
they were presented to tho editor of
tho Sentinel. This beats killing
two blids with ouestoiie.
An Fustern womuu writes, that
from the columns of the Jouunai.
she should Judge tho social atmos
phere out here Is filled with a lia
bility toward and u respect for wom
en that would be delightful to live
In and breathe by a self helper.
Coiiiu and see.
1 low many of us find as wo look
bucK upon our lives that the mo
ments that stand out strongest, the
moments when wo have really
lived, are tho moments when we
have done things In u spirit of love
and self forgetfulness.
The Albany Herald and some
other republican papers continue to
muku tho grave mistake of printing
the 8th plunk of the icpublicuu
platform to read that the parly is lu
favor of taxing all property "not
now exempted by law." This is
senseless, contradictory, ridiculous
and docs the party a good deal of
harm. These (tapers Illumine that,
because they neither think nor read,
their readers do not. This Is a mis
taken supposition,
W(st Union, lu., Glu.ette: For
Introducing n hill lu congress provl.
ding for tho exclusion from tho
mal's of "any pamphlet, mugu.lue,
iiewspaier, story pajsir or uuy other
paer devoted to tho publication or
principally mude up of criminal
news, (Killce reports or accounts of
criminal deeds or pictures uud sto
ries of Immoral deeds, lusts or
crime." the Duhuquu Telegraph, lu
Its (Nil for tho "downtrodden and
.,,,,..,1 .. lv(w nti u.vv i..,
opiirojwoa, glvurt tol. Hwoiiu) tiw
tet of u half column criticism,
Theuntl-Hweney advocate ot Charles
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i-iiv. (luiiiL lii irmiv Liiu luiuuruim
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, may kllOW wllftt U terrible fellOW
Mr. Hweney In.
Canlafa of tho Haymakers.
UNIVERSITY GIIAPBL.
Wednesday Evening, Xay 21,
BY THE
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Lending characters will bo taken by
Miss Harris,
Mt9 Bclinfer,
.MISS iMIIICr,
Atr. Knlcy, Mr.
uinn, sir.
l'firrv. 1'ror. lMrvlii nhu others,
Cliorus of SO Voices.
Adml'glon 2 cents." Tickets on snlot
I'fttton's ami f)Wwmlofc. stores nna
Elision's muslo stofca. :
THE COLORED JENNY LIND!
MISS FLORA BATSON,
Tho Greatest Colored Blngcr in the World,
nt the
M. E. Church, Wednesday Eve., Junc4.
Tho 1'ecrlcss Meno-Soprnno. New York
Tho Colored Jenny Unit. Now York
World. . . . ,
A ineKO-soprnno of wonderful range,
8nu Kmnclsro Kxamlner.
Has aimed tho nunooOjelnathpgrcntcst
colored singer In tho world. Vlclcuburg
(Miss.) I'ost.
Tho nwcetcst volco that over charmed a
Vlnrlnln audience. Lynchhurg(Va ) .Dally
Advance.
Alt her , numbers were nunc without
effort nsflho birds sing. Mobllo (Ala.)
Dally ItrclRtcr.
A highly .cultivated niczro-soprnno, 01
great sweetness.
B8. liowor. and cotnpnes, and
ol dmnmtlo quality. Charleston (8. r.j
Nnwuiintl .'mlHpr.
Her vocal register has a wonderAit sweep,
from low est contralto notes to soprano
heights. MiAnge1o(Cn1.) Kve. Express.
llernriteiilatlon Is so perfect her rendi
tion seem lllco recitations get to music.
Kansas City IMsnntcli.
Tickets 50 cts; Childrou 25 els.
Kcsened without oxtrn cost on nnd after
May alh, at Dearborn's book store, td
MK1
1NBUUANCB
Company,
l'lro nnd Miv
rlne. JOH. AI.llKltT. Agent.
Hnlnm. Oregon
A Bargain !
A desirable lot or lands In lots to suit,
hewn mtlch southwest of Bnlcm, within
eighty rods of steamboat landing, tho best
onk wood nnd some tlr timber enough to
pity tor tho laud and It la uood soil for
fruit, Willi springs ant meadow land.
Would tutto a good small lot of Salem
pn.per.Mn.rade. AiWie- p nnNNH
Raima, .March 18, 1MH). ( latf
Farms I Farms!!
Of ull slcs and prices. Fruit nnd
Hop Airman specialty. Ton, Twen
ty and Forty ucro tracts on railroad
nt low prices. Also
Gity Property
In and about tho (own of Hubbard.
Cull and bo shown my unrivalled
bargains, or send 'or circulars.
qilAS. P. STIIAIN, Aoknt.
fi:Md-w2in
Insiiro in Your Home Company 1
"The State,"
Which Iiiih forthoiuist six years
PAID MORE TAXAS.
Issued More Policies,
Received Moro Premiums
And Paid More Losses
Upon properly located In Oregon or Wash
Ingtou than any other company.
It was tiro First Company to Pay
all Losses in Full and in Cash
lly tho threo great contlngrntlons of Seattle,
KtlcuHburguud Hpolcano Fulls.
GEO. M. UEELEIl,
CltyAgeul
And Special Agent for Marlon County.
Ollleo in tlio company's bullulnfc.
Founded 1SGS,
Oldmtand largest Hanking house between
Kaernmento and I'ortlnnd,
LADD & BUSH,
Bankers,
Iron liulldlntc, 8lom Oregon. '
KxiimiiKfi on every part of tho world.
Isiiiglit nud sold, lirnfuof 1'nslcrn bunUs
mlii'ii ul pur Accounts of bunks und
Individuals snlnited Collections mude
ihioiiuhiiiit Hid United states and HrltUh
America. Wo oiler our patron every no
coiiiiiiiiiliitlnu cousUtonlwlth conkervctlve
bim'diiif. ludlm
H0NG-SING-L0NG-KEE,
Oriental Laundry,
1 10 Statu STimirr.
Cheapest ami Host Chinese Laundry
In tho City.
J. MACY,
Livery, Feed anil Salo Stable
Comer Htatound KroutHUHolem.
(Jood uecomiiiodatlons und itood xa.
Iluvo u (imntlty of gopd buy forwile,
3 flm J MAOV.
ItLACKSMITJIING,
Wagon and Carriage Making and llcpairiug
llomMlioelnta BMClultv. All work truar
aiittMl. JOilN IIOIM,
Corner of Comincretnlnndliieiuvlceta U
riaiflin, urnjon
EMORY
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