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THE DUO JDURH&L
Member Northwest Afternoon Newspaper
Leatue,
BY HOFEK BROTHERS.
Monday, tea 21, 1002.
Dally One YearT S-t.00 In Advance.
Daily Three Months $1,00 In Advance,
Dally by Carrier 50 cent9 Per Month
Weekly One Year $1.00 In Advacce.
THE SATURDAY DOUBLE JOURNAL,
It was tlio latest and best tlnlly paper
over printed as an ord nary week-day
edition in this city.
A numbor ol advcrllsomonts liad to be
refuaod on nccount of getting in too luto.
Two of tlio boat ad, compositors In tlio
nltv worn emnlovod Friday afternoon
and ovening and Hnturday, cettiiiK nI
vortlfomrnta. Thoro was a complete and lull page of
live odltorlrtls not written from refer
ence books nnd encyclopedias but hot
off the bat, keg drawn not, storage res
ervoir stuff that can bo printed this year
or next.
There were columns ol matter about
Salem bb tlio urowing capital city oftho
Btato a place whoio business is doing
nnd, whore people want to po to live and
to dobuslnoss.
Bevoral hundred coplos have boon sent
east by livo real ostato inon to poreons
with whom tiny wore In correBponuenco
tho paBt week to bring moro people to
tialem.
Tako your copy of the Saturday Jouie
wax, and mark what you think will Inter
est your eastern fr!ond, wrlto your
namo on tlio papor and sond it to some
one you know wants to cotno to Oregon.
Next Saturday's Journal will bo just
as good. It will contain notes of all the
Improvements and deals In dirt nnd
prospects of new buildings and develop
ment of enterprises.
It will do your heart good nnd jour
business good to bo in that papor If you
are not In tho regular dolly nnd weekly
edition.
Tho Saturday Jouiinal will bo a week
ly Push number. It bellovoa In devoting
one whole iasue each week to Pushing
this town.
THE IDIOTIC REGISTRATION LAW
While it is tho only registration law
we havo and ought to ho rospoctud, still
it dosorves to bo hold up to scorn to pro
vent over enacting another ouch a piece
of legislation,
Its operation this year will probably
mako It so unpopular that-It will bo re
pealed and a bano law onacted. One
third of the voters will never bo got to
tho polls under its workings.
Tho wrltor wus out two years ago for
two weeks getting voters roistered, and
knows what he Is talking about when he
w,rft.rnrakP",teoWl,iJi.nfl8
right to vote.
It is especially sovore on forolgn-born
eitizons, and those of foroigu parentago
who aro slow to get out and vote nt nl'
tlmos. Thoy will not lake tho trouble
to registor, and submit ropoatod proofs
of citizenship.
Tho result will bo that only mHi will
be registered as tho political nuinagura
and parly managers drum up and get
registered at their own oxpeneo. Poll
tics Is thus to bo corrupted at tho start.
It was as hasty, ill-digested, raw and
uncooked a piece of lawmaking as Ore
gon has ever boon cursed with, and illus
trates the pronenois of wnuld-bo law
makers to rush through sotaething for
which thoy think tluiro Is a clamor.
Thu Australian ballot provided n regis
tration system that Is not an obstacle to
getting out tho vole. A registration
olllcor is appointed by a court oi record
for eaoh precinct who makes up a roll of
voters.
It Is cheaper and 'more rational for
one olllulal to make up thu roll in tho
precinct whero ho lives ami knows
overyono than for eaoh voter to have to
go and hunt up tho oflloer and register
hltuielf.
Wo; pay a man to enroll tho school
children in each school district, hut wo
expect tho voter to go and hunt up tho
registry ofllcer. It Is a slight estlmato
wo put on tho value of a votor.
Tho farcical registration law should bo
amended by tho Australian plan.
LET THE ALLEYS DE CLEANED.
Tho city council should enact a simple
and efllolcut ordluance to compel tho
cloanlug of tho alloys at least once a
year. This Is tho time of tho year when
it should be done.
Tha'.ordluanco should provide fur an
oillclal inspection, a condemnation by
publication, a notice by publication to
th owners of tho abutting property
that the alloy shall be made clean and
wholesome,
II thu owners do not make thu alloy
correspond to the ulty'a minli amenta of
cleanliness within the prescribed time,
the alley should be forthwith put In
order nt expense of tho property umler
city direction.
Many of the alloys iutheeitjr have
.never been graded and draluod ami are
standing luudpuddloa and diainago
ditches for stable manure and residence
and barnyard refuse. They are a utonaio
to gco-l sanitation.
The oidlnauce should provide for tho
grading and drainage of the alloys. They
should bo made dry and clean and
passable and kept so, as much as tike
streets. If not by the abutting owners,
then by the city.
The alleys are as uiuoh the property
ol tho people as the streets and the
people have a right to have clean atrwU
and alleys. Filthy ooudltioivs lead to
diseases that carry off thu unfortunate
and it U then cal.ed an ot of Providence.
The first rights of tho people in any
city is to have clean streets, alleys, and
good sanitation. Next water and light
EDITORIAL
DO NOT SUFFER
any longer from stomach, livorand bow,
el complaint, when Hostetter's Stom
ach bitters will cure you. Get a bottle1
today and bo convinced. It Kill bring
health to ovory sufferer. Try it for
dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation
nervousness or insomnia, and you win
not be dtsapointed. Thu genuine must
have our private Stamp over the neck of
tho bottlu.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
should bo futiilBbed to all at cost. But
that Is another matter.
Iho first duty of this city Is to havo
tho alloys cleaned, gradud, drained,
filth hauled off, rubbish burned If wo
aroaUhristtan community lot us at least
asplro to public official cleanliness of
premieop.
JOURNAL X RAYS.
Don't ask your neighbor if ho is clvll
l.id. Ank liirn if ho reads a livo papor
llkuTiii: JouitNAt..
e tt ft '
Tip Humphrey, of tho Jefferson Re
view, says ho Isn't afraid a saloon will
bo oponed In his town,
& 'tk c
Clean up tho alleys and citizens
should rako up any old rubbish In front
of their premises and burn it.
A ft
Tho Salem Woman's club is to havo an
nfllcial membership in tho civic lcoguo of
the stnto to work for cleaner cities.
Isthoronowny to remove old man
Tillman of South Carolina? HaBn't he
mado about trouble enough in this
world?
f.
Itought to dawn on some pcoplo that
what a colleuo needs to Biicceed in this
ago of tlio world is less preaching und
moro buelnoHS.
i S
A man subscribed for UiIb paper yes
terday for l.o other reason hat that It
had opinions of Its own and sometimes
tried to express them.
m
Uy a now discovery n person who is
too norvotiB can havo his nerves removed
by electricity. It seems to work tho
other way on the managers of light corn-
panlos.
tea
Tho senatorial question should Lo set
tled beforo tho leglBlaturo over assom
bloB, or thu people will pay dearly for the
privilogo of having political representa
tion in the upper chamber at Washing
ton. A
Tho Kugeno Register says, nnent tho
proposition by n Mitchell paper to knife
Moody for congrcfa If ho can't ho defeat
ed for tho nomination, that thotimo line
cotno for tho knifing process to end In
Oregon politics.
ft
Tho Geer administration would bo far
innre attractive with somo eo-culled He-
like thu Davis defalcation, or dad loaned
public money to somo rotten banks, or
kept Kddiu Giltnor in a position to pass
around traya of $2 oO pourl-hondled pon
knives, A
A flaloin Republican papor makes
war on tho Geer trlbo, There scorn to
iiavo been three .or four generations of
them, und scattord nil over thu stnto.
They bcoui to have been continually
multiplying and spreading Into other old
androspcotublo families. Thoro seems
to ho no way to stop it. Thoy aro to
d d numerous.
n t: &
Thu other day on the train tho X-ray
man pasted a camp of whlto men along
tho railroad track near Junction, lying
half tukod around a tiro, doing their
rags and cooking food they had begged
or stolen. Near them wore working n
gang of Japauotu coolies nnd rt-ulion
hands. v,ull fed, well clothed but getting
eoollo wages. Mint ouUhu Chinese, is
a good pro, coition. Hut what consist
ency is thoro In letting tho big corpora
tions shut out the nhlto laborer on thu
very corporations that get tl elr franchises
by nis ballots, and in time of revolution
have to bo guarded bv tho whlto man's
bullets nud bitjonots? lher,o is a great
irauu iumng ihick oi tlio loud mouttiut
nnti-t'liinoec agitation that organized
labor seems to bo blind about.
Is only one of mauy distressing symp
toms which point to the presence of
womanly diseases. If women thoroughly
understood the relation of the local wom
anly health to the general health, they
wouui uuuemami mat
backache, headache,
ucrvousucM. wilenclie,
tltMiues, fulutuem and
kimilar feminine nil
menU, cannot be cured
until the womanly
hetdth la etatiluhrd
Dr. Pierce's l'axonte
Prik'rittioii cures dis
ease jxfculUr to wont
en. It etUlilnhcii reg
ularity, dries the drains
which weaken women,
heals iuAainiuatuu aud
lUcerattou, ami turca
female weakueks Iu
curing tlitfse Kxal diS"
etw. it cures the ail
uients w liic li they
mtwe; backache, head
ache, suleache, ilitt
iicm. faintneM, ncn'
ouwiwM. and other ills
peculiarly fctuiuiue
I wiotc rou tar lvk
HrUiiMiy 4tu. ij6 ntr
Ml. Loiut llalttcad uf
CUrtMturc. CbxvVtt Nt
(iff ' ?Lj
Iu4 Tjr "t wa tkiue with piu front the
lack of my hmil iluwn to my hl. 1UJ litowr
ttwitc (iK rcki t t time nJ wi uutblc to tt
up far tea mteittM t tune Vuujrr4 my
teller, JtU;4 wctuMyourvluhte mcJWiHc.
vtt . Or lHi Pevwme tTTcrtHial 'OoMtu
M(4kl ntweovery,' 4ud ' Mttxtut frHtti, 1m
tvcJtci about luJlo, bthtu4 diet Ta
lay tiuiMtM; in (uur mmt rnwt (he time I be
Ka your treatutut 1 wai well wonvau auU
hate sot hJ the baakacbe aliKe. bh4 bk 1 put
Iu atitean Iwuiatt Jay at harU. wwt"
Weak and sick women are invited to
consult I)f. Pierce by letter fit. Ad
dra Dr. H. V. Pitree, lluffalo. N. V.
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
loo3 ugai, it tjtR away. Seud ai one
cent stampa, the expense ol midttug vuly,
for the book iu paper co-or, or Ji stampu
for the volume bound in cloth. Address
Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buflalo, N. Y.
-.VAtQ
Funeral of
Paul Klingele
A largo number of friendti and rela
tives of tho late Paul Kllngelo attended
his fnnaral Sunday at 2 p. m. It waB
held from tho resldonco of bis wife's
paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Amsler, on
South Liberty street.
Frlenda of the departed brought many
beautiful floral gifts, and ho was remem
bered as a man who was beloved by all
who knew him.
Doceasod was born in Baden, Germany,
August 20, 1850, came to tlio United
Statcain 1884, locating in Wisconsin.
Ho came to Oregon in 188o, ana was
united In marriage with Miss Louisa
Amsler at Salem In 1888. Two years
ago ho wont Into business at Glendaie,
Oro with II. G. Sonncroan cf this city.
After prayer, Rov. Kopley, ol the Ger
man Evangelical church, read tho 15th
nimntnrnf 1st Corinthians, In his fu
neral discourse ho roforred in most feol
lug terms to tho aad circumstances of Mb
death in his prime of manhood, nttor it
brief illness of only fifteen hours. Ho
leaves a son and widow to mourn his un
timely death.
A largo delegation of the Foresters of
America assembled at their court room
and marched in funoral regalia to tho
Amslor resldonco on South Liberty
street, taking chargo of tho funoral from
the house to the cemetery, whero Chief
Ranger Hamilton conducted the burial
service.
Tho Foresters wero Joined by a large
delegation of Woodmen of America, who
Witu ttlO torcsiors lurnuuuu uiu (mn
boarors. The remains wero laid at rest
In Rural Comotory.
CASVOXiZuO..
Btxit tee
Blgnatsrt
.he Kind "on Hats Alwas Bought
&
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Card of Thanks,
The Sisters of the Holy Nnmos dcslro
to extend thoir heartfelt thanks to their
many frlonds who havo so generously
donated tho boautiful flag which waB
ralsod for tho first timo on Saturday
amid tho strains of "Tho Star Spangled
Uannor."
IC0UGH SYRUP,
euros Ilncldnp Couchs,
Soro Lungs, Bronchitis.
Grippe, Pneumonia nnu
nit Bovcro luncrnfTcctiono.
Why then risk consump
tion, u slow. Httro death ?
Tnko warning I A"b nt
oncol Buy a botllo of
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
,-v doctor'a proscription,
used over GO yenra. Price,
only 25 conts. Insist on
having it. Don't bo im
posed upon. RoAtao tho
donlor's Bubatltulo ; it is
not na good ns Dr. Bull'n.
Snlvntlon Oil cures Rhcumatlim
Arlira and I'aliuu 1 .1 6c 23 CM.
H.
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303 Commercial Street.
SORES AMD
Sores and Ulcers never become chronic
unless the blood is in poor condition is
oltiKHisli, weak and unable to throw oft
the jwisons that accumulate in it. The
system must be relieved of the unhealthy
matter through the sore, and great danger
to life would follow 6hould it heal before
the blood has been made pure and healthy
and nllimpurities eliminated from the sys
tem. S.S.S. begins thocurcby firstclcans
ing and invigorating the blood, building
up the general health nnd removing from
the system A QONSTANT DRAIN
all morbid, ..mu -rue evcrrM.
cfTetcmattcr. "'"" ',,,",,,
When this ha9 been accomplished the dis
charpc gradually ceases, and the 6ore or
ulcer heals. It is the tendency of these old
indolent sores to grow worse and worse,
and eventually to destroy the twncs. Local
applications, while soothing nnd to 6otne
extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the scat
of the trouble. S. S. S. does, and no matter
how apparently hopeless your condition,
even though your constitution has broken
down, it will bring relief when nothing
else can It supplies the rich, pure blood
necessary to heal the sore and nourish
the debilitated, diseased body. .
. t n f n1lw..t T.rx-1: llni xK.U'lnorm. MlM..
gays: "Sir year noo my lee from the knee to
the foot was one iolfit sore. Several physicians
treated me and I made two trips to Hot Springs,
but t mud no relief. I was Induced to try 8. S.3 ,
nnd It made n complete cure. I have been a per
rtt.. .vll ntan ,r lnce.H
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IS llic uuiy imi veg
etable blood purifier
known contains no
poisonous minerals to
ruin the digestion nnd
add to, rather than relieve your suiter
ings. If your flesh docs not heal readily
when scratched, bruised or cut, your blood
is in bad condition, and any ordinary sore
is apt to become chronic.
Send for our free book and write our
physicians about your case. We make no
charge for this service. ..... .,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. 0A.
Jake Gaudaur, tlio champion oars
man has so fractured hia ahouldor that
he will never row again.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contains Mercury
bb mercury will surely destroy tho soubo of
smell and completely dernngo tho wliolf
system when entering it through tlio
mucouB suffaccs. Such articles should
nevor lw used excopt on proBcriptloi.a
from roputablo physicians, ns tho dam
ago thoy will do la ten fold to tho good
you can possibly derlvo from thorn. Hnll's
Catarrh Curo, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0 contains no
mercury, and is tnken intormtlly, acting
directly upon tho blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Hall's
Catarrh Curo bo sure you get the genuine
It is taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testlmo
uiala free.
Sold by Druggists, prico 75c. por bottlo.
Hall's Family Pills aro tho bcH.
Terrible Terry McGovorn knocked out
Davo Sullivan nt I.oulbvillo nfter fifteen
round of hard lighting on Saturd y
night.
The St. Elmo
Rostaurant has tho best meal eorvico in
tho city. Glvo them a call.
Secretaries Long and Hitchcock will
retiro from the Cablnot In tho near
future.
OAI3TOIT.IA.
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MOTHER
We have chosen to fit the boys and girls for ONE
DOLLAR. A low price to be sure, but many stores ask
$1.50 for no better. You will be surprised to see how
well these
One .Dollar Shoes
Look. They are made in all sizes and widths from good
durable stock. Just the thing for children who are hard
on shoes Try a pair and you will find you have all and
more than you will expect in a DOLLAR SHOE.
...CASH SHOE STORE...
- Opposite
ja js. . fll fit t. o tm n r i rim
Market Quotations Today
X "Make Sslcra a Good Home Market" a
Whest. Oats, Etc
Wheat -53c.
Oata 31c
Barley $17 per ton.
Flax-Cash, Northwest, V (0.
Hop Market.
HopB-14l-JB'c
Stiictly choice 13c.
Liverpool, Dec. 5 -Hops at London
-Pacific Coast steady, 3 6s. to i.
Live Stock Market.
Btcore 44c.
Cows-3H,4c.
Sheep-3.50groesto$3.6
Dressed veal 0c
Hogs, alive i) .
Hoks, dressed tic.
Flour, Hav. Peed, Etc.
Baled cheat J7.50 to $8.
Clovor-7.00.
Feed barley (21 per ton,
Iiran-(17M.
Shorts-(19.50.
Flour, wholesale (2.65.
Potatoes Apples, Etc.
Potatoes 55c. to W)
Apples 40 G0c por box.
Fancy packed $1 00.
OnlonB, $1.60 to (2 50 por 109 lbs.
Dried Frutts.
Dried apples 67c. ,,,,..
Italian prunes 40a to 60 3 to 3tf
Petite Prunes 40s to 60s. 3i.4c,
Wood Fence Posts, Etc,
Big flr-(3 60.
Second growth (3.00.
Ash-(3 50.
Body oak-$1.00.
Polo oak (4 00.
Codar poBte 8 to 10c.
Dairy and Creamery Preducts.
Dairy butter 16020c.
Creamery 2530c.
More 15c.
First-class country, per roll 35c.
Cream at creamery, pan skimmed
23c.
Separator skimmed 25c.
Efts and Poultry.
Eggs-10
Turkeys, livo 10c per pound.
Geeae (0 per dozen.
DuckB (4 to $4 Kpei" dozen.
Wool and Mobalr.
Goareo wool 13c.
Medium 14c.
Fine 14c.
Mohair 20 to 21c.
Hides. Pelts sndFurs.
Green hides, No. 1 6c.
Green hides, No. 2 4c.
Calf skins 45c.
Sheep 75c.
Gout sklnB-25c to (1.00.
Gray fox 25 to 50c.
Coon 10 to 40c.
Mink 26c to (1.25.
Otter-(l to (5.
fkunk 10 to 26c.
Muakrat 1 to 5c.
WIldcat-10to25c.
Stclner's Market,
Chick enB 7 to He.
Eggs por dozen, cash 10.
Port and Market.
Poktlind, Fob 20. - Wheat Walla
Walla, 05 05.
Flour Portland, best trades (2.800
(3.40. Graham (2 50 (2 80
Oata Choice White (1,15c O (1.25.
Uarloy (10 (10.50 per ton.
MillBtuH Rran, (10.
Hay Timothy (12(13 per ton.
Onlona (1.50 02.00.
Potatoes 1.10 (1.35 por cental.
Buttor Beat dairy, 1820; fancy
creamery ,2527c jStoro 13 15itt
Eggs-Oregon, ranch 25 25
Poultry Chickens, mixed $4.00
(4 25; hens (i; tnrkoys, live 12 0 13c.
Mutton Gross, 4c
Hogs Gross 5?c.
Beet-Gross 3.75(4.00
Veal-Gross, 8c 8c .
rtOps 1 iu m, uy nfjn
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the Post Office.
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EDUCATIONAL
...Northwest Normal College...
Corner State and Commercial its., uaicm, ureiron.
r mrseflof Study: Classic, Scientific, Normal, High School, Business, M,,8IC
am nd KhKOtlon. The laloct nnd tho best In Book keeping, IVpowrltlng. m'u8 f '
A ' Tho most extonBlvo lino of oDlcea for Commorua' Wor I , ,"
Kfd.t .t Kwnl irBcIiooI on Monday nnd Friday evpnlnga. b.nKt
H av evening .iWoureefl to uraduatlon. elllior In Voice culture, PaT08
V oE.0rcbaVin?tr,une,aB,I armo
ste,'.
ai...i..,.ia mnv mi tor at any
A.J. GARLAND, AM.
President.
MrMBT iC "RANGE
That Cargo lias arrived and several are
already in use. They were a long time
on the way, but those who waited for
them arc more than pleased with their
GOOD QUALITIES
R.
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THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALEM. OREGON.
A first-class piivate hospital for tho treatment of chronic and ourgical
crtees. Built thepoat year espooially for tho purpose for which It is
used. Couvenentlv located within four blocks of tlio buainoes part
of tho city. Tho "moat modern furnishings nnd latest apnliancos
throughout tho building. Hoatod by holswater tind lightod by gas
and olocticity Here tho sick can havo tho .comforta of nn elegant
private homo, combined with all the ndvantagoa of a general hoaplui
without tlio nolao, confusion, nnd publicity attending ono. Outslds
nhysciaua bringing caaoa iu troated with tho greatest coartoay, and
asaistod in oporationa if rcquostod. For torma nnd farther informa
tionwrito or apply personally.
R. CARTWRiGHT, M. D. SUPT,
VISITOH3 WBLCOMCD DETWEEN 2 AHD 4 P. M
Have You Cold Feet?
room. Get ono of our small GAS HKATEHS nnd at small cxponBO havo a warn
bedroom for risinc nnd rotirinu. Tho turn of a koy nnd tho touch of a match ii
all that is nooded to start tho flro.
4CtiemcketaSt. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. Telephone 563.
...BARR 4
-AND-
Hot Air, Hot Water, and Steam Heating
a Specialty.
SALEM,
A GOOD DINNER
There was a time when it meant no dinner. It's not so
now. Just phone to Harrit & Lawrence and get your din
ner ready prepared in cans We have everything necessaiy
tor a nice meal.
HAHRITT & LAOaRBNOB
A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
0rura" chops' veil :cutioBtf.or 'K
Our meats are all cut;from the fattost
and ortmsst cattle,:and we can sunniv
your table with l?e.h, nntriUouawS
wholesome meats at bed rock prices.
E. C. CROSS SALEM ORE
Phon 291
unne'e &oit6 prae
-WE HAVE THEM...
CALL AND GET PRICES,
Con Drawl
. n. PAR.V1N, Mus. Doc
Director of Collctre of Mu
ofMusic
WADE & CO.
If so it may havo boon earned
by getting out of bod this mora
ine on a cold floor in a coU
PETZEL...
OREGON.
DRY!
Ij"i!h and dropped lumber, laths i
ihi itfles about overy kiud you're apt to
nl excellent as to material, mano
facti re, sotsonlng aud all that (joes to
mako yood build ng nnd frneine mater
ials don't require- an hour's search to
find if you linto rend this Tlio nama
fmd tiudroPH of tho proprietor of tha
lumbor .yard aro to be found immedi
ately following.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near S. P. Pasa'r. depot. Fhtvo C51.
A Good "Front"
brinpa many a deserving man inert'!,
who, ill-clad, might fall. Our share la
making your apparel what it ought to M
consists in keeping your linen and other
wearablea in tine shape, so far as wain
ing and ironing thorn is concerned
Ever tried our work, our atyle, or
prices?
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONEL J OLM8TKD, FKOPWTOI.
DOKOCO D. OLMbTBD, XdK ,
Phone -111 320 Liberty 8tr
SAYAGB & RBID
SALEM. OREC0"
SEEDMEN,
irwci