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Dally Capital Journal
BY HOFH5R BROTHKRS
TUESDAY, MAItCII 31, 1890.
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DAILY LINE TO PORTLAND.
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Altona and RamonaJ
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Salem, 745 "
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PERSONAL.
SOCIETY CHRONICLE,
Mrs. U.K. McCully left, after a few
days visit here, for narrisburg, where
she will visit relatives, returning to
her homo In Portland from there.
Y. M. C. A. SOCIAL.
The young people of the Congregn
tlonol church will give an entertain
ment and social at the Y. M. C. A.
tonight at 8 o'clock. An Interesting
nrogirm has been arranged. All
members and their friends are Invited
to attend. Admission free.
UNTKItTAINMENT AND SOCIAL.
The fallowing program Is to be ren
drrcd at the Y. M. C. A. rooms this
evening by the young people of the
Congregational church:
Piano solo ':1'Tlmr ".'. i
Ilccltatlon
vocal solo
Decide to
J, A. Carson hint Portland,
(leo. Will went to Turner today on
business
Fred. II. Dayton of Portland re
turned today.
Mrs. Chas. Gray Is nt Portland, on a
vlBlt to her mother.
F. Levy, tho hop merchant, wns a
business visitor to Portland today.
J.-J. Peed Is at Portland. Mrs.
Reed Is stopping at Mrs. Woodruff".
Suimtor Dawson, of Linn county,
returned homo on tho morning train.
W. A. Irwin, tho popular young
groceryman, takes a position wmi
Branson & Co.
L. Halb of Umatilla, and Maud
Jones of Josephine county, wcro com
mitted to tho asylum today.
Mrs. "W. P. Anderson and daughter
Magglo went to Portland this morning
to spend a week with friends.
V. K. Lovcll, auditing clerk of tho
state department, wont to Portland
on tho morning train on business.
President Chapman wont to Port;
hind today. Mrs. Chapman Is ablo to
sit up and attributes hor recovery to
the aid of Dr. Davidson, of this city.
' W. II. Osborn has wild out his opera
house grocery stock, bulls evidently
doyoted to that line of buslncss.for ho
will open up tomorrow at that favorite
stand at 100 Court street.
Mrs. Joslo Hoyt and little daughter,
or Arbanu, III., arrived in tho city
yesterday and surprised her sister,
Mrs. 0. T. Doty. Thoy will remain
for tho season for tho benetlt of Mrs.
Iloyt's health.
.1. M. Wallace returned this morn
ing from Ban Francisco, where ho had
been for a week on business, Ho was
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. 0.
A. Park, who has spent soveral
months at Santa Barbara.
Albert Savngo, a well known citizen
of this county, and tho father or
Deputy ARscssorSavage.dlcd suddenly
at his homo Sunday morning at tho
ago of 76 years. Ho lived about seven
miles cast of Lebanon, Ho was born
In Augusta, Maine, and wasnt 0110
tlmo chlcr or police In Chicago.
.Blanche Knntner
.L.cta irwin
. m -mw rill. I 1
Kccltatlou. . ....... iMnlo fiuartot
InBixuiiiciitfil duct.. Misses Breyman
and Stapleton
Hhort Drama "Hetty's Papa"
All members and their fi lends 1110 In
vited to attend. Admission Free.
AMONO THE KIIUKDB.
On Friday evening or this week The
Ucv. St. Pierre, ror many years a mis
sionary to Armenia, will deliver his
celebrated lecture "Through Khurd
IrtJiii," at tho First Presbyterian
church or this city. Mr. St. Pierre
while among them made a carerul
study of the peculiar habits, customs
and warlike nature or tne iumrus,
who have exceeded any savagery ever
known In history In those terrible
Armenian massacres. Tho lecture Is
given under the nusplces of the Men's
League. Admission, adults, IGe, or
two ror 25c; children, 10c, or 3 ror
25 cents.
Murray nnd Mack's farce comedy,
"Flnnlgan's Ball," comes to Salem
Thursday, April 2. Tho skit Is
or tho funniest of Its hilarious kind,
replete with good specialties, catchy
medleys, up to date parodies, side
splitting dialogue and situations, and
brightened by half a score of pretty
young women who add dash and chic
performance. Tho company is ncaucu
by Murray and Mack, tho well-known
Pip..nirlc, Irish comedians, who havo
long boon favorlties In tho vaudeville
world. They are supported by a clever
company numbering fully twenty
people, Including George 11. ismcricic
tho author or tho farce; Bert Leslie,
Clayton 13. White, Charles Lumb,
Vincent Mlnnclll, Grade Cunmlng,
tho Lorlng sisters, Edith "Newtown,
Lonnlo Dcanc, Winifred Stewart,
and Clara Burgess. Tho piece Is elab
orately staged and handsomely cos
tumed, nnd all In all, tho attraction
Is one of the best specimens of farce
comedy 011 tho road. Tickets at Dear
bom's book store.
Anbwkus Fiiii:n. In department
No. 1 of tho circuit court, answer was
mado Monday In tho case or Henry II.
Slovers vs. Samuel B. Brown, a suit
ror the recovery or 8875 duo as a bal-
anco upon an alleged non-performanco
or contract under a bond for a deed.
The answer was mado through Holmes
Si Kellogg, nttornoys for tho defendant very satisfactory conclusions,
ant. Mitchell, Tanner & Mitchell of!
Portland will appear In behalf of tho
plalntllT. Answer wns also mado In
department No. 2, In tho samo case,
wherein tho recovery or 27G Is sought,
duo as alleged In tho caso In depart
ment No 1. In both cases the answers
muko the usual denial and pray ror a
dismissal or tho caso.
Call .Their County Conven
tion April S
There was a conference of tho Dem
ocratic county central commltleo In
Salem Monday evening, and It was de
cided to issue following call for a
COUNTY DEMOCItATIO CONVENTION.
Tho Marlon county democratic con
vention Is hereby re-called to meet at
Salem, Wednesday, April 16, MM, nt
11 a. m. ror tho purpose of nominal
Ing a county ticket In full.
s J. 11. Fairbanks.
Chairman of the convention.
Salem, March 30, 1890. J 31 td
WHAT THE LKADEItS SAY.
Chairman Ilcndcrshott of tho
county central committee was up
from Buttovllle, as wcro also some
other members of the county, besides
whom Geo. S. Downing, F. N. Derby
nnd other prominent leaders of tho
party In this vicinity wero present.
Asa result or tho conference, It was
concluded to cxcrclso the prerogative
allowed by the late convention and to
again call the delegates together for
the purpose of placing In nomination
n complete county ticket. Tho talk Is
that the woik of tho Republican con
vention has given them an opening
and they believe that by a proper
selection of candidates they stand a
fair chance or several olllccs. Tho
leaders attending declared that prob
able candidates were not discussed
nnd that there was no slate made.
POSSIBLE CANDIDATES.
Talks with Democrats from city and
country show that the probable plan
or the Democrats Is to make a light
ror tho olllces or sheriff nnd county
Judge, and one or two places on the
legislative ticket. That wns the line
of battle two years ago. No one Is
mentioned for tho latter places, but
for Judge the contest will Ho between
Gcorgo S. Downing and T. L. David
son. For sheriff, W. G. Wcstncott,
Frank Durbin and A. B. Iluddlcsonof
Jefferson arc mentioned as candidates.
Thcro Is no disposition among the
Democrats to make a light against
L. V". Elilen ror clerk, or Jap Mlnto
ror treasurer. The legislative ticket
will probably bo conceded to tho
Populists. That Is the talk today.
Tho managers nre reeling tho public
pulse carefully, and will, as of yore,
attack the Republican ticket wher
ever thcro Is a show to win.
PROST AND SNOW.
Fruit Slightly Damaged But the Crops
Are Safe.
The light snow on Monday morning
was followed this morning by what at
first appeared to bo a sovcrc and de
structive frost. Tho ground through
out tho yalley was this morning cov
ered with a heavy whlto frost, but
fortunately for budding vegetation
and blossoming fruit trees, it was ac
companied by a thick fog. This kept
tho sun off frost-bitten trees Tor n row
hours, and wns 110 doubt tho means or
saving thousands or dollars to the
fruit men of tho valley. Llko tho
effects of most frosts, the first reports
will probably bo over-estimated.
Reports ftom the country come In
very slowly, as It Is difficult to arrive
but
FROSTBITES.
BY A BYSTANDER.
Ills MoKinlcy against the
bosses.
allied
BOARD
EMIGRATION.
Citizens' Mass
well
Trttltt, or Alaska,
the next congressman
Whnt Was Done nt the
Meeting.
n,innnl . fri n.lll tlierO WaB
attended meeting or citizens nt the
,t -1 un i.iot. nvptilinr 'for ino
..' t. -nniintV. COllUCIl ihii" """".- ,..,
uaiicu duck uioawihw"" , iorgnnlzation or a board 01 cnngm,...
convention. Iq f;toiz Wns mado chairman. Mr.
' ji'oir.scoretary of the former meeting,
ULfhi. nonnln nf OrClTOtl against I , ,,,,n,nonf tllO HP! SCSlOtl,
the $800,000 Portland boss. I nnd P. S. Knight fully set forth thoj
. . .. ...:,.... wnrmn objects of the work.
it is wmspereci unit " '"- 1 lt , , Mlft ..nnmilttce on or-
lamostiiKciytuuu -;w - -.,.,, hv n.
from Oregon! ganiziiwoii "' .
' Marsh, to the effect that the commlt-'4-iwit.incnitf
looked the field over
. ! .. HO IIIIU Viuv.j
Tho $800,000 Portlanu noss "".nnd found, by the canvass, tiint 1110
stockholder In at least two of tllc movemcnt was meeting with general
national bank candidates ror congress. fftVor ti,0 committee not only palcl
I close attention and did active work in
Tim s1p,ii hoard or Immigration nmWlnff thorough canvas- of the
will bo a good thing. So will tho sec- dty( but nmUC n selection or five rc
retaryship, if thorc is a salary attach j sponsible business men of tho city to
act as mu uimiu. .. ---
been selected for their knowledge or
such work and their adaptability.
The report recommended the following
named persens: John Brooks, C. P.
Bishop, W. T. Rlgdon, Lot L. Pcarcc
and John Molr.
The report was adopted, and tho
board was given to understand that It
should proceed In a manner as it saw
cd
.
Tho Oregon cougrcssmanshlp Is not
wnrt.li nnvMilmr. except for too nine
ago in railroad passscs
fortune in that.
There's a
Salem ought to havo a board of Im
migration, by all" means. A salaried
secretary would boa good thing, too,
If tho immigrants will pay the salary.
.TODKS?
Curtains,
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Our immense now nno 01 lace curuunr in Nottlnnlmm v ,
D'Esprlt nnd Irish Point, all at reduced prices' fifiS?
TOCK
Phone 112,
257 Commercial street
Tho nolltlclans In the Republican
nartv who both blindly and selfishly.
Ignore the causo of tho common peo
ple will reap the harvest they deserve
mud
ft N?W
Track
Tub State Skweu. Tho stnto
board of capltol commissioners met
today and decided to begin operations
on tho state sower In two weeks.
Engineer Burr's plans aro meeting
with great favor with tho board and
the work will be pushed right
through. Wages or laborers wore
fixed by tho board nt $1.80 for ten
hours, a little higher than averugo
wages, as the excavations aro deep,
TllH FAIR lor bargains, a-5-cod
The V. S. Gov't Reports
Aw Royal Baking Pew&C
1 oqMrfer to oiktrs.
A Runaway. Tho butchor team or
Chas. Wolz, one of the proprietors of
tho Wolz Si Mleschko market on Com
mercial street, took a little excursion
Monday afternoon, throwing out Mr.
Wolz, Win. Hamburg and James
Magulrc, But hurting nono seriously.
Tho rig nor tho team was hurt much.
Charley Wolz was bruised up somo
but tho lat, Jolly, sturdy German
butcher Is allrlght, Tho runaway
Illustrates tho old saying that you
can't kill a Dutchman or a Christian,
and Charley Is loth.
1 1
Fink Remitted. Tho tlno by Im
prisonment or 13. II. Barker, or Yam
hill county ror Illegal liquor selling
was remitted today by Governor
Lord. Ho paid a cash tine, but as tho
liquor was sold by his barkeeper 1n a
hotel, It was hold by District attor
ney and others that ho should not bo
Imprisoned lor tho act or another.
The governor so hold.
ft GOOD fOHBlHnTlOH !
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Three grand stocks of groceries have brcn combiner! In
one, at a price below anything ever before known, and they
now constitute the Branson L Co. stock at the old Van Eaton
corner. TWs Is why our prices are now the lowest in town.
TTT
Z2E
H. M. BRANSON &
At the old J. A. Van Eaton store,
CO.
most observers feel dubious as to tho
results.
F. A. Jones, who lives ten miles
east or Salem, came In this morning
and says ho thinks fruit was badly
injured by frost. Tho trees seemed to
be coated with leo nnd tho sun roso
clear, there being no fog' to take off
tho killing effect of tho cold.
II. L. Rces, of Aurora, camo up this
morning and reports that leo fornjed
In that neighborhood thicker than
any tlmo this season except one.
Fruit Is much damaged, and even
grain Is said to bo 6omowhat Injured.
Tho rog raised too early to save any
thing. E.M. Walto's lino Chlnebo magnolia,
which was in full bloom, Is burnt to
a crisp so far as the (lowers aro con
cerned. Hon. David Craig came down Iroin
Maclcay and rears great damage to
fruit thorc as tho sun was out a short
tlmo before tho fog.
Wonl from tho big Wallace pear
orchard at 2 o'clock reported that no
signs of damage could bo discovered
ut that time. However, tlmo may
develop a different conditions or
things, notwithstanding tho apparent
good stnto or affairs now.
AT DENVER.
Denver, Col , March 31, Over six
Inches or biiqw roll throughout tho
Greater part or Colorado last night.
Tho storm continued today with In
creasing severity.
m 1
A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison, or Worthlngton,
lnd., "Sun," writes: "You havo u
valuable prescription In Electric Bit
ters, nnd lean cheerfully recommend
it for Constipation and Sick Headiip.iin.
mid as a general system tonlolthas no
equal." Mrs. Annie Stehle, 2025 Cot
tage Grove. Ave, Chicago, was all run
down, could not eat nor digest food,
had a backacho which nover left her
and felt tired and weary, but six bot
tles of Electrlo Blttera restored her
Uerth.nna renewed her strength.
Prices 50 cents and $1.00. Got a Bottle
at Fred A. Legg's Drug Store.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Snow under the Portland ring can
didates for legislative olllccs In the
Republican county convention, and
save tho people a disagreeable Job
afterwards.
Albany Demecrat: Tho Republi
cans will have a big contest In this
city over the selection of delegates, to
tho state convention. It will bo
Herman vs. Ford.
Before Harry Miller left town Mon
day night he was walking with tho
proud step or a turkey cock. Ills eyo
snapped. lie had 50 votes lor con
gressman in sight. He went away
happy.
It Is generally conceded that Jap
Mlnto won tho hardest fought battle
In the county convention, ngalnst the
strongest machine combinations, and
that ho won by clean methods, and
without abandoning his friends.
The Bystander will bet a hot cookie
that tho follow kicking at tho Repub
lican ticket in tho Statesman, signed
"Republican" Is an office holder and
Jo. Simon's cuckoo. Conio out where
wc can see your face, old boy.
In Eastern Orcgonlt Is tho bankers
and ring politicians ngalnst Ellis.
Tho people regardless or party should
unite ngalnst tho Portland gang.
They want old man Caples, or any
mnn thoy can handle but not Ellis.
New York Mall and Express, rep.,
on Piatt's conventien: "Tho sober
truth might as well bo told. This Is
not a convention or tho people, nor a
or a party, nor oven or tho politicians,
but rather or a factional machine
dominated and directed by ono man.
Channcoy M. Dcpow, Thomas C.
Piatt, Edward Lautorbach and Wnr-
ner Miller aro tho big four who will
present Levi P. Morton's nnmo to tho
national convention. There Is ono
man of character among them
Miller.
0
often leads to the best results, If
you haven't been in Dearborn's
book store lately you hardly know
how many surprises and bargains
he has for you, Drop in and see,
After DiNNEit-Nothin
...... . .... uuusc SUCIUwnli
nsn good cup of coffee, afun'
.., uuu ouiiiiumaun keepjiliL
grades at his State street tto
yvwiiin 11 I, .
IReed's Opera H
One Night
Thursday
r.
Dearborn
s
FRY'S SQUIRREL POISON
IMPKOVKD-CONCENTRATED.
The Original 25-c rit Squirrel Poison
That's a sharp trick of Harry
Miller's, keeping the namos of his
congressional delegates out of print.
What business have tho peoplo of
this district to know who their dele
gates are, so long as thoy aro for
Miller? Isn't thnt enough!
In 1 .pound cans. GuaranteJ. Thousand
of farmers from all over this state have
learned that FRY'S SQUIRREL POISON
at 25 cents Is as good or better than more
expensive foreign brands ol uncertain
strength. Fry's li the genuine nnd most re
liable poison. Use no oilier. For sale by
Geo. L. Uaskelt, Fred A. Legg, G. W.
Putnam, nnd Steiner Drug Co., druggists, Salem.
tj -
lit, to gain tho desired ends. They
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
the office or "W. T. Rlgdon, ror con
sultation. A committee will bo set nt
work soon, raising subscriptions for
this work.
Important to Farmers.
Wnkelco's Squirrel Exterminator
the original and only article of it,
kind giving complete satisfaction.
Now reduced from 50 to 30 cents per
can. For salo by Stciner Drug Co.
Lunn & Brooks and G. "W. Putman,
Salein.Orcgon 3-1-lm
The Albany
fully: There
To the Poor Farm.
County Judge Hubbard today sent
to tho county poor farm a Mrs. Kel
logg, aged about 45 years, a friendless
woman, who wns brought to him by
Dr. Rowland and a Mrs. Davis, who
keeps a lodging house in the Berry
house, on nigh street.
Mrs. Kellogg has been about Salem
for about six months. She was nt tho
asylum for about a month, but has no
relatives or friends In this part of
Oregon.
LETTER LIST.
Tho following letters remain In
tho Salem post office uncalled for.
persons calling for the same, please
say "advertised."
Bush Geo. Lake E R
Cunningham MrsLano E C
Clark Bollo Mrs Miller F M Mrs
Camnbell J J
Campbell A O
Campbell A II
DusbyEva Mrs
Daniels R G Mrs
Democrat says, doubt
is overy reason to
lwllovn Mm TJflmrv'riitln Piinvnntlnn
...w. M-i.i in ,. 1 , . 1 Gotrantush Mr
ucau i muj u ue a luiiiuuiuuus ill- , Qn0 RoS() Jf ,
fair. There Is an excellent feeling Huffman JnoF
now among tho candidates with only Horner Silas
open, fair work being done.
Mooro J A
Merzback Gus E
Mnrs O
Owens Edith Miss
Perkins Elold
Porter II D Mrs
Simpson Jas
Sommers A II
Smith Ciias
Wo Intended naming our roostor
after Col. Ilofer, but recent develop-!
mentshavo convinced us that thero is .
no similarity between our bird nnd I
tho colonel, and eo ho must wall until !
wo get a now one. Salem Post. It Is
ovidout, as tho returns begin to come
In, wo mado no mlstako In naming
our prizo roostor arter Governor
Fletcher.
Hnnsen Frank MrsSchmldt Paulino
HardwlckFlorenceSmith Fred
Hammond JnoU Trulsen Hnns
King Jake Tcel Mary A Mrs
B. F. Bonham, P. M.
Condensed Testimony. '
Chas. 1). Hood, Broker aud Manufacturer's
A rent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies that Dr. '
King's New Discovery has no equal as a
Cough remsdy. J. D. Drown, Prop of St. '
lames Hotel, Vt. Wayue, lnd., testsUes that I
he was cured of a Cough of two years stand, j
ng, caueed by La Grippe, by Dr. King's New '
Discovery. B, F. Merrill, Baldwrnsville. '
Mass., says that be has used and reccomendad
it and never knew it to fail and would rather
have it than any doctor, because it alway
cures. Mr Hemming, an E. 23th St.,'
Chicago, always keps it at hand and has no I
fearofCroup, because It Instantly relieves.
Eree Trial Bottles at Fred A. Legg'a Druj?!
Store.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Aledal, Midwinter Fair.
DHL;
" CREAM
BAKING
iMost Perfect Made.
40 Yeara the SUcdard.
THE
Maroh
MARKETS.
3 1, Wheat, cash 620,
Chicago,
ft!.. !.
may jy
New York, March 3r. Silyer,66Xc; lead,
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, March 31. Wheat, 1.07
Wool.. Oregon, choice, (igloo; interior 3
jc, valley, 9lic.
Hops yw
58
notable at 3(2Kc.
Potatoes 60 to 90c per sack.
Oats Milling, 7S82.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, March 3!. Wheats valley,
59! wana waiia, ssaso.
Flour Portland, $3.15; Benton county.
3,15; graham, $2,65; superfine, $2.25 per bbl,
Oats White, 2426cj grey, 2223;
In bags, $4.2SS.2S, barrels, 4.5o7.9o;
cases, 3.75.
Potatoes . , New Oregon, i53oc per sack.
Hay.. Good, 58.So per ton.
Wool.. Valley, oioc; Eastern Oregon,
68c.
Millstuffs..Bran, $M.5oi3oo; shorts,$i2
Apples.. 40c.
Poultry.. liens, 5c; rocsters, 1.80 per doz;
ana not wanted; uucks, j. 50(444.50 per uoz..
turkeys, live 8oc.
t - . . . - ..
rimes, .cieen. salted 00 lbs cc:
700.
under
60 lbs 44ic; sheep pelts. viGtn
Hops, .Oregon, 4 to 6c, according to qual.
ity.
Butter. .Oregon fancy creamery,
fancy dairy, 30; fair to good,
common, 17&C
Cheese .Oregon full cream, I4I5,
Eggs. .Oregon, oc per dor.
Beef. .Topsteers, 3.0003.25 per lb;
3SC
I5G
4;
2o;
fair
to good steers. 2V2 3-Sc; cows, 2ji2jc;
dressed beef, 45C
Mutton.. Best beef, 2,oo25; choice
ewos, 1.25; dressed, 4J5c.
Hogs. .Choice, heavy, 3.253.jo; light
and feeders; 2.75; dressed, 34C Per ".
Veal,, Small, choice, 56c; large. 34c
per lb.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat. .53c per bu,, market firm.
Oats .17c.
Hay.. Baled, cheat, $4.Sos.oo; timothy,
o.5.
Hour., In wholesale lots, 3.00; retail,
3.20; bran, bulk 11.00; sacked," 12.00;
shorts, 12.0013.00; chop feed, 11.00
12.00.
Poultry,. Chickens, 3.03.50 per doz;
ducks, $3.504 50; geese, 4.oo6.oo; tur
keys, oioc; dressed, Ill2ic.
VeaL.Dressed, 4. '
Hogs Dressed.3.
Live Cattle.. 22,
Sheep.. Live, 2.50.
Wool.. Best, 12&C.
Hopi..Best,45o.
Eggs.. Cash. 8c. '
Butter.. Best dairy, 15c; fancy creamery,
Cheese .rtV.fawc.
1 r t- l '
rarra Smoked Meats,
lxo; snouiders, 5c.
Ioutocs..i5cpcrbu.
Onions,, 1 Jc. .. .
Bacon, 7c; hams
The Twentieth Centori
wiiiuiiam,
Moway-.
X.
Presenting that whlrliiajJ
insniun
VJ " " " w ...,
jJHNNEGj
w tlk S ' T W S
The Barnum orJ)J
rarcc Comedies.
" DotciJhTK fievoi femliS
A coterie of clever comedluj
A contingent of daullc;uia
A bunch of lolly seubrttta:
And fun from start to falsi!
Scats on salo at DearM
store.
You'll meet
new peoob".
see new ciuer-ojij
periencn wi fcJ
nuimtea wra k
of rallroiditr. ifr
Burlington to GmIi
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