The Daily journal., March 07, 1900, Image 4

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Are Yoti Keeping flotise ?i
HAVE YOU PLENTV OF tABLE LINEN?
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED X A
An Elegant Line
of Damasks
in varied assort
ment! sucli as has
never been shown
for the prices we
ask for them.
TABLe 1
L1HEH
'WUSlSIRtJIMdXUiil!
How about Towels
too?
Our .line can't be
beat for quality or
price
CASH
STORE
25, -10, 50, 75c, 1.00, 51.25, 51-50.
51,75, 52.00 per yard, it will pay you
to look at our stock before buying.
I HOLVERSON'S
20(1 and OOOICOMMItROIAL 8T,
CASH
STORE
AN ILLINOIS PIONEER,
Who Was a Contemporary of Abe Lin
coln and Col. Ed Baker of Oregon
tie Was In Salem Few Yean Ago With
Vice-President Stevenson Lecture
at Salem Thursday Evening.
About
New Cottons
Tho filmy, fluffy, dainty cotton
beauties nro tumbling In day by
day, adding tliclr grace and
charm to tho collection.
Tlioy nro tumbling out, too, (or
forcslghtcd folks nro snapping
them up oagcrly.
A word of somo of the serts:
Bilk stripe rcphyrs, na 'dainty as
silks, and washablo too. A nlco
assortment of pattern. Color
Ings, plain, and fancy glnglinms.
8 1'3 to 50c a yard
Have
You
Seen the
New
Royal
Tailors
Samples?
They're
Beauties
J. J. DALRYMPLE &. COMPANY
Mr'
i5 1Ai$Mffl
Mf . -w- sri W-VMfVf
9BSuT3gYii ,. . .V-SJhIFI Mr flm
Sumpter "Mines,
Tickets to nil mlnlnc towns Bpokano,
Ilaker City, Moscow, Ban Francisco and
all otlior iiolntft. ltaggago checked
through saves mnnoy. Uny M, Power's
olllco foot Trade etrcut.
2-8 1m.
Granny's Glasses.
Granny's are magic glasses,
Make her smllo on all that jase.
Ther'ro the brightest o'er intended,
And their tiainu Is "bo contented."
When you grow up, little Annie,
Old ami gray, and tall like grnnny.
o content, nuatovcr passes.
Always look through HINaF.Hgli
asses.
Bpeclal attention paid to proorly od
ant na spectacles ami even
. - . - . . . .'.....
stunt, at prices consistent wmi tno iiuai
C-H.HINGJBS
KXI'KHT OPTICIAN.
WnlCOMMlCMUIAI. NT
Neil door to Ilolversou's
WBATHun niu'oirr.
To nlghtand Thursday rain.
JHOTEf ARmVAlSi
wiuunrrm.
W, It. rJmllh, Han Francisco.
Geo. K. llurton, Han Franolsoo
A. II, Wanner, Han Francisco.
J. J. Pelerkln, l'ortland.
0. K. Flank, Ban Francisco.
Mrs. B. A. Smith. Indoiiomleiife.
0. J. Quoding, tit. Paul. Or.
B. II, I-oowenlmrg, Portland.
6. I, Henderson, Cortallis.
Henry Lnjr, l'ortland.
amm m
Pendleton xcaU thu oetmta u give
Iter a population above WW.
PKRSONALB
.Mrs Mel Hamilton was a passenger
this morning for Corvultls
Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Cuilck were ias
aeiigern this morning for Albany, where
they will spend n few days visiting
J. . MoKinney, Supremo Master
Artisan, rainu up from Portland this
morning. A committee consisting of
Henry 8. Hullo, A. M. dough mid
TI109, II. Hubbard met him at tho train
and escorted htm to Hotel Wlllninette.
Mrs. (1. M. Unwed, who has been In
the city Isltlng at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac, Conkliu, returned to her
home In Drain this morning. Mr. and
Mrs. Ilusiett formerly lived In Balem,
where Mr. Ilassett was employed by thu
Houthnm I'lirillc nt tho freight deit.
FOK BALK -Twelve fresh mil), miws.
Apply o llrmvu A Son, fait Balem.
FOU BALK One horro, two mare,
weight Irom l.'AU to 330, warranted
sound, ago U toR. Imiulro at -iW
Center street. 3 7 jm.
"I use.) Kodol l)yvpla Cure In my
family with wumUrful rnmlta. It give
JromedUUt rellrf, I pleasant to lake ami
! truly Hits d)spvpiV best friends,"
jay K, lUrlgoiliwk, OwkivJ, Mlrji.
Digest what jon rat. Cannot fall t
to cure, titones Drug bre.
cincuiTcounr.
Dcjiatlmsnl No. s Qilmla Out Home Mote
Decisions.
Most of Judge I lolso'i time Tuesday as
taken up with thu rnso of Uu Willis, In
solvent, M. I. Chamberlain, assignee,
certain claims against tho estate being
contested.
Following docket entries have lieen
madflt
Mary M. Mothom vs. Mattlo A. Par
rlsh, confirmation; eonllrmed.
J. II. Ilrower vs. Henry W. Hencke,
foreelosunw default and decree of fort"
elosure,
Salem lluildlug ami Until Association
vs. (1, W. Harris el al., ftnvlosiiro do
murrer overruled ; no further answer.
fialem lluildlug and Umn Association
vs. W. A. Alderson et al. , default as to
all defendants and decree of hireoloture.
W. T. Slater leeelver, vs. V M. Tal
hotl, eoullnnattau; confirmed.
the Kllte Ktudlo make a specialty
unit
nt
(lut-elsM work. Recent additions to
aptratus BiiaM.sms to still further lin
prove our grade el prevloitsly itrst elsss
work, t(
OABTOIIIA.
ItMrstk ,y m Wl Yw Hik slam BagM
'VCGam
t&ftu
Exon's Best Family Flour
Zson'i Pest Whole Wheat Hour. 50 lb. sack:,
only 05 cents.
Ten Pound Sacks, 25 cenb.
Ij Bulk, 2 cents a pound.
.'PUR BEST" Collius Mills Rqiji. made ftom
od wheat, everysack guaranteed, or monw re
funded if npt satisfactory. TryU,
Judgo Wm. 0. Ewlng Is what tho
Hrltlsh would call ono of those "bloom
In Yankees" with n smooth shrewd
physiognomy, a flno forehead and fea
tures that remind ono of "Pap" Walte
and Abraham Lincoln, both pretty good
Americans of incred memory He ar
rived In tho city this morning and I tho
guest of Christian Bclenco friends, fi r
whom ho Is hilled to lecture nt Heeds'
opera house Thursday evening this week.
Ho was called on by a number of
newspaper men and chatted freely
about his present trip. Ho was on tho
coast In 1893 ns ono of Vice-President
Stevenson's party and passed through
fialcm early ono morning. His oldest
brother was for thirty years a law part
ner of tho late Vice-President nnd was
appointed Minister to Ilrussols.
"Our family resided In Dloomlngton
and I lived thero until I uns a young
man when I removed to Chicago," said
Judgo Ewlng, " where I havo lived ever
since. My father was a lawyer nnd our
homo wnsn kind e( headquarters for nil
tho lawyers when Abraham Lincoln was
prncttclng. Lincoln mndo his home 'al
our houeo 'nnd I knew him intimately
from tho time I was a boy until ho was
elected president. My father was n
'lorofoco' in politics nnd Lincoln ulwnys
said he would make a whig of ono of his
boys. Bo for a starter ho gavo me the
nlckuamoof'Whlg'aiid It stuck to mo
a great many years. I knew Col, I-M.
Ilakorof SprlngfloH, alterwnrds IT. B.
Senator from Oregon, as well as I know
my father. Also tho man who licrnmo
17, B. Collator Jni. McDougal of Califor
nia." Ono has to look at Judge Lwlng twice
to rcallto that hewas a contoutornry of
a generation that Is past nnd gone. His
bright eyu and fresh complexion would
fndlotto n man of aliout llfty, ns mortals
count tlmu and ns notes run nttho bank.
Asked how Christian Beleutists 'treat
ed' such n matter as tho Booth African
War, he mid they had nothing to do
with It excopt to hopo Hint It would
soon ttop. Asked how he reconciled
Christian Bclenco with iolltics, ho mid
tho question wns how to reconcilo poli
tics with any religious belief. Asked ns
to what practical advantage Christian
Bclenco claimed over ntiy of the other
many Christian forms of belief, he
said ;
"I claim great pruetlcnl ndvautuges will
How to any Individual, nnd enKolilly to
tho head of a family. Every Christian
Bcleutlit may lie assured of constant
health mid every one may In his
own physician and bo free from tho loss
of tlmo ami interruption of business
caused by Illness, to say nothing of tho
nctual cash expenses thnt are 1h.h.mI
Uhiii n family, whluh in the ease of a
hiUirlng limn kometlincs results in the
I owi of employment uud loss of home. I
was healed nluiit fifteen years ago. My
wife wasan active scientist In-fore I was.
Iteforo wo investigated Science medical
and drug bills were one- third ol tho cost
of our living. Since then our exeuse
In that line has not been tlfleou cents in
llfteeu years.
Thu Judgo had n grout many eulleis
today, among them n number of the pro
fessional men of the elty. Attorney
Clins. A. Park found him to bo his old
law professor at Michigan University,
where he was tho one ttaslterall the
boys liked, He has been buy most of
the day with a stenographer clearing up
correspondence, w hloh Is very large, as he
Is one of the national board of lecturers.
recommended tho employment of W.
II. Sell wood as hoseman In place of'A.
T. Krueo, resigned.
Chief Duncan asked for 800 feet of
Maltese cross rubber hose; also reported
that the flro department team is getting
the worse for wear; also that the Sllsby
engine needs njnew boiler. Referred to
committee on fire and water.
A motion of Alderman Grlswold that
tho chief of the fire department be
sworn In os a special policeman without
pay, was adopted.
A motion was adopted that of the
f 10,000 Insurance to be placed on the
city hall and contents, 10 per cent bo
placed on tho contents and 00 per cent
on the building.
Tho recorder was instructed to allow
certain credits to Jefferson Myers upon
amount due on street Improvements.
Tho matter of putting in tho hydrant
some tlmo ago granted to tho Salem
Woolen Mill was referred to tho com
mlttco on streets and public property.
The recorder announced the mayor's
appointment of n committee on revision
of ordinances, ns follows; Aldermen
Walker, Durrows and Allen
Certain suggestions from Mrs. Van-
dervoort, president of tho W. C. T. U.,
communicated to tho council by Recor
der Judab, relating to curfew ordinance
wcro referred to tho committee on health
and police
IIIM.H OHDKIIKII IMIII.
Dairy tuple A Miller
Salem Truck A Dray Co
Geo. F. Itodgers (
Fletcher A Guild.
Ilofer Bros
sriJ
4
4 25
2 00
10 00
1 20
2 00
fediiuary nnporrr
Of City Kecoider N. J. Judah to the City
Council for February.
City Recorder Judah submits his re
port for tho month of February, 1000,
showing the business dono in tho olllco
and courts undor.hlschargei. . - .
iiKconncit s count.
City vs. Welch, climbing on trains,
five days; euscmlcd cndlng good be
havior. City vs. Smith, drunkenness, fined (5;
suspended (lending pnvnicnl.
uii; n iiuiiiirun, ill iiiinuillivnr , itjiii-
milted 10 days.
City vs. Hrietrke, drunkenness, fined
10; paid.
City vs. J. It. Watt, drunkcnneai, fined
fr; suspended,
juhticu's rounr.
Statu vs. McCormack, justice's
fees $
State v. McCormack. constable's
fes ....
Slnlo vs. Newman, justice's fees
State vs. Newman, constable's
fees . .
Catarrh
If there is a fire ta yourccllar you put it out
with water. If Uie names arc hi u v---
Shoes and Dry Goods at
Less Than Wholesale Cost
If the fire is located in
is the nirent to subdue
If in the attic, water is still your salva-
VOU use VViuei uuuiu. -- , ...
the second story? water is the agent to subdue
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tion. Fire is fire, and no maucr id
eated, water puts it out. . .
Your body is a house of many stones. It is
lined throughout with a marvelously sensitive
mucous membrane. Whenever this mem
brane becomes irritated or inflamed, the result
is Catarrh. When you catch cold, you have
Catarrh of the head, or eyes, or ear or nose.
Hronchitis is Catarrh of the bronchial tubes.
Pneumonia is Catarrh of the air cells of the
lungs. Consumption is Catarrh of the lungs.
Heartburn and Dyspepsia are Catarrh of the
stomach. Kidney troubles arc Catarrh of the
kidneys. Biliousness is Catarrh of the liver.
Leucorrhoea is Catarrh of the pelvic organs in
women. Almost everyone has Catarrh in
some form.
Pc-ru-na is the name of a medicine that
cures Catarrh in any part of the body, the same
as water extinguishes fire in every part of a
house. It is a long tried specific for Catarrh
in every complication nnd phase. It restores
the delicate pink membrane that lines the in
side of the body to a perfectly normal condi
tion, and thus makes the sick well. It is a
universal remedy for that universal disease
Catarrh. It is the only true Catarrh cure
known to medical science.
Closing out the stock formerly Willis Bros.
Auction sales Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 2 p. m.
Only a few days more in which you can buy goods at
your own price, for our license has nearly expired, and the
city couucil, acting upon the suggestion of jealous merchants,
refuses to issue me another or allow me to sell my own goods
at auction unless I pay 400 per year.
Now is the time to buy good, latest style goods for less
than wholesale cost. Fine silks, velvets, dress goods, corsets,
trloves, underwear, hosiery, laces and embroideries.
r. is
l
r 10
Total due from county . II) (15
otiiiiii cash ntx'KiiTS.
Ain't cnxli on hand Feb. 1.1HO0 t 287 25
It. II. Finch, street aicHsment
(Interest) . J. 44 fit
It. II, Flnc.li, stieet iisDcesmcnl
(Interest) 5 10
Frank Meredith, street acsess-
(Interest) 48 00
L. M. Kirk, rent, Jan., IlKX) . . 10 00
I). W. Gibson, dog licenses,
Jan., iihm ... . - J no
.1. niaiger, II. It. license It r,
miiicii mates 01 America (jKiat
olllco site)
Capital II. P. Co
P. II. Brout. insiiruncu lienim..
Gllliert llros., Insurance llconro
C. F. Martin. Insurance licence
C. I) GnbrleUon, ins. license
llenj Irving, Insurance license
N.J. Judah, J. P fees, Jan
II W. Gibson, conslublo's fens,
Jan ....
Marlmi county (smallpox)
N. J Jiulnh, J. P., fes, chll
I). W, Gibs hi, constable's fees,
eh II . .
Marlon county (bridges)
II. S.Gilo A Co., ins. license
John Molr, Insurance llceimi
Miss A. McCulloeh, ins. license
dipt. W. Lyon, nrinory rent
II. B Glle A Co., ins. Ilcousa
lloiorth llros.. insurance licence
C. Ilrietzke, fine . . .
Total receipts, fell.. WOO
Cash to Treasurer, Feb. 2, HKX)
Dr. to balance
Dr. to cash, Feb. I.IIHM
3870 00
It) 00
18 00
18 00
18 00
18 00
18 00
31 65
25 05
25 00
I 50
50
48 01
18 00
18 00
18 00
75 00
18 00
18 00
10 00
$1118 00
3875 00
f 51.1 00
2!)7 25
Total debit, Feb. 1, 1WX) I 8.10 25
Warrant oj(ondlturo, Feb.,ltHW uso 49
In presenting above report, Recorder
Judah explained that of tho (3.10.25 cash
on hand he had slnco deposited with the
city treasurer 800.
HOPS ARE MOLDING-
But Proper Treatment Will Yet Reduce
the Loss to a Minimum,
The Oregon Hop Growers Association
are occupying tho now double olfice,
though tho second room is not yet
fully furnished.
The olllcers roort thnt tho association
U flourishing and that the growers gen
erally recognize the fact that the 0. II.
G. A. is all that now stands between
them and tho utter collapse of thu mar
ket hero. Were the association not In
existence, the mold that Is making Its
apjienrance nn the baled hops would un
doubtedly provo tho last straw, and the
grower would be absolutely helpless.
No ono needs to be told how 'dealers
and buyers would tnko ndvantngo of
such nn excellent oxcuho for beating the
price down to nothing were growers, ns
usual, nt their mercy. Rut the associa
tion is in u position to still get for the
hops nil that they nro actually worth.
It is an undeniable, fact the blue mold
has done mid Is still doing n great deal
of damage to hops not stored in projierly
constmctcd warehouses. Owners of
hops are strongly urged to attend to
them with the utmmt vigilance, and
to get them into dry warehouses if not
already there.
Where the bales are already nuYctcd
tho burlap should bo removed and the
outsldo of the bale scaled off to the
depth that tho mold has penetrated.
The bale should then be dried thor
oughly and the burlaps replaced, after
being also dried to kill the fungi.
Energetic action will reduce the dam
age to a minimum uud certainly the
Oregon hop growers can not afford to
lose more than is alinolutely unavoidable
this year.
Secretary Rents says that the clean
ing process need not bo expensive; that
responsible jinnies havo offered to treat
tho association hops at 20 cents jer
bale.
OABTOllIA,
Bunas rt lln Kind Yw Hm Unn Bwttl
Of MMT.-VZ
K
Died In Albany.
M. I.. Wllmot received a message
yesterday from Albany Informing him
of tho death of Mrs. Alfred Powell.
Mrs. Powell was tho mother of Mrs.
Wllmot, nnd had been 111 for some time.
Mrs. Wllmot has been at her bedside
for tho past few weeks. The funeral
was In Albany this afternoon, Mr. WIN
mot attending.
An 13-ycnr-old Jap is attending the
jmbllc school nt Grass Volley.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids will lie received by the
boar of directors of School District No.
17, of Benton County, Oregon, until 3
o'clock p. in., of March 22. WOO, for tho
erection nnd completion of n four room
school building, according to the plans
and Hccification9 prepared by Chns. II. 1
Rurggraf, Architect, Albany, Oregon.
Tho board will consider bids ns follews:
I. Complete according to plans audi
specifications. 2, Complete except the
heating. Plans may be seen at theotllce
of the clerk, W. II. Roles, Philomath,
Uregon, also at tno architects olllco Al
bany, Oregon. Each bid to bo nccom
lanlod by a certified check for fifty dol
Isadore Greenbaum
1st Door South of the Post Office.
Our
66 Gream Freezer;
nm
Arrived
R. M. Wade &, Co. Hardware.
ars (f50) to be forfeited to tho district
1 ma is accented nmt tmiiicr talis to sicn
contract, nnd give satisfactury bonds for
Cash Premiums
That's what most jieojilo arc looking for, but seldom receive
However, there is n jilnce whero they nre
Paid Every Day
I11 tho form of sujierlor goods, full wolghts and low prteea
bitch is tho testimony of our oldest customers. Try us for
Uroceries of nil kinds nnd you will bo convinced.
IHanitt.& Lawrence.
1 ... .
OLD POSTOKFICR OKOCUIIY
the performance, of the same, otherwise
to bo returned to the bidder. The
board reserves the riulit to reject unr and
all bids. W. II. DoLK-.
Clerk
Philomath, Ore., March 5, WOO
WHITE HOUSE ItlSTAUItffi'
What was vou mvlni! about thoso
meals?
I said they wore the inxit I ever eat.
You will find them nt thu YVhitit Hnn-n
itestaurnnt, wtilcli Is ojicn all night nnd I
meals served nt all hours. Oysters u!
specialty.
.MCKILLOP A IIWIKIIAUT
Projectors, 1(M Stato St.
Ii i vV nP
'Jjup
I do Good Paper
Hanging, Decorate
v
J
mg and Painting as cheap as
you can have second-class
work done. Leave orders at
my shop, 153 Court St., or with
Buren & Hamilton, on Comc'l
Nate Jones,
HEEDS OPERA HOUSE
lUTTO.N Mt03..Uwnn!MirM.
c
iistaii
DKf
oClCO
TIIK HKLH)lu OK JRSCS CHHItr
VERY SOON
Wc will be conv
pletcly closed out,
Free Ux'ture under the auspices of the
t-alem Church of Christ Scientist by '
jirninjp
I J- P. RPQJ3RS.
WHOLESALE ANn RPTaii
IFiNE WlNEs, LlQOORb, ClGflRS
J 218 COMMERCIAL STREE'I,
160 STATE STREE'I,
" nnilptoMii. a. .. a.
w wmi fcuuua ironrmnnt n nil ai .1 1 ri -i 1 m - mM
1 ;;--;-"" fc mii l lines. "IUaC lA II I If I MlfhHI .
PMMMMUIMM
Jiidp 1 6. km L. M. KIRK,
M Slafe Street
OITY UUUNUIL
Wade Ttuuugli Koutlne Uuslneu
Needs of the ltj Dtpartiuenl.
At the regular meeting Mf thu oltv
tXKtMtl Teky nvwwing, all the ukler-
mwiweio prMUt. In the absence of
Majr lUslwp. ltwwder Jutlali m.
Tl... 1.... ,
iiv wiiiimivu uii tKiiintM) was
granted umiM time in UM to rvjwrt on
tho three tmllnm-,H in tU j,m 0( u,0
committee.
tVnnulltea wi streols ami jhiUIo
projwty rejirlnl Ndrelj' on tho
prt)oli tu jmt dnstlno n JUie rtof
of the jkiBw saHttt Ntnii nlw In rtpr
10 leasing ewtain html to H. s. Qjjt,,
that lira HimMl has m right to d w.
A ruwt frew the state fo.r the jwtvl.
legool jmitlng In a rurtwalklrv.
Owrt itrrtit, at Uhi nartheast rwrnerol
tin state pwjmrty ws acteil hjkmi
fawrebly,
IJnwjr 11iik.s wereonlsre.1 Imw.sI tn
r. Muranek, He N , s. i ,
Wufletary. 1
"rteu,rgvtioe4 therwrnler uat.ia'
fertalu mulmt ta i)im k.,.i. i!
lmw ddl4t was a4tU.
Tlie recorder Hatnttru.-t.i in ..!..,. I
ttie In the nkly pairfar )il,l. f, umI
tonls ol Urgtj ml or jellow fir to U d. I
erl by 1U lit ol September.
It won't take but a week or two inoro
llko thu ktit one to wind up the last of
our stwk of shoes, furnishing gxd, mv
lions ete. j kwjHm coming nnd yon will
find things you can use at oxsct cost
every time and In many cases less.
Some lielts nt less than cost.
Udlea' purses, some er ehokt) ones
jet Utsell.
A few very good ImmlUireliioU
Some nlbtim and totkt sets.
Udlim' linen ivllars.
Yarns ami mittens.
Knselnators, kxitees, ami IWV knit
MoqiltfS,
Ada lot ol HotfcNw, slw,i, ihlrli,
nweklHUwW u, at MMt ft)rt
Small feci 5 per cent, off,
As ijvolal Imluewnwit to lidfc jjh
text ttMl take elieS),' or umler. we will
Wow a hht eeut. Uss titan (t.
Wltat's your slioT
Sowe vr" fiHe gvls tu A.
The Iver Johnsons Arc Now in
S35.
THK THUIl'NKS Won't W nmvli
longer, we think this wi-ek will land
them. It's dlsapjiointiiig but we can't
help It. The weather isn't ivxnetly all
jou'd wish, but it's in our favor
WAIT for tho easiest running wine!
you ever saw. THK TlUHi'XK.
TIjc S25 Folks
Sen thoe out on display every day.
Kver see the ijualT I giiMs iwu
lUllaway crank hangers.
Tool stetd liearings.
Felt washers,
Sjialdlng jedals.
Indlanajiolis oliain.
ToKlel wood rims.
L'xcvlslor sjiokea.
What eln do you want
For S25
ItKKD'S Ol'BUA HOl'Si:.
I Grain Hay, FJ
04. 60. & 58
iiuneiioi
Thursday. AM
8 p. in.
HEED'S 01'EK A HOUSE
rrnw brq. u.ustw.
ONIC NIOHT ONLY.
MARCH 7
Hour, Mill Feed, Building MnieriaL
Ltme, Oment, Plaster ctcf
Grain,,Hayand Straw stored
V Promm..,. 1 ..-.i Wagon Scales .etc.
0 o'tl.ecitv. '"" "" Kfven to the delivery of goods to any pit
0--tl
si The Racycle
1 ne Kacvcle R,Vt,i-
u- a '. . 'w"-
1 ias n.rnved X
I'he Great White Czar
Of AH Fun Shows
Thml and tst Edition ol that
napuj, Itoarmg and Itoliek
- A, ROBERTS
aiate street Salem.
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01 Court Street.
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