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PERSONAL NOTES.

George E. Faw, Gonzales merchant, is
at the Occidental
George Russell. who owns large ranch in
Nevada, is at the Lick.
A. G. Gassen, the San Diego capitalist, is
staying al the Occidental.
p. c. Plat, fruit-buyer of Los Angeles,
is autographed at the Grand.
John Markley, a rancher from Geyser-
vile, is a guest of the Grand.
d. y. Carithers, prominent merchant Of
Santa Rosa, and Mrs. Carithers, have apart
mentS at the Lick.
Gillente Allen and William n. Church, of
New Bedford, Mass, are registered at the
Hotel PeasantCn.
Rev. A. c. Hirst. DID, President of the
University Of the Pacific OF San Jose, is
stopping at the Palace
DR.. Ii. Latham, proprietor Of the Mad
rome Vineyard, is in the CITY and is making
his headquarters at the Grand.
Theodore j. Chaloner, prominent farmer
of San Joaquin County, father of E. l..
Chaoner OF the customs service, is lying
very i'll at the ldtter's residence on San Jose
avenue.
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FOR THE SENATORSHIP.
Charles N. FELTON, Opens Headquarters in
This CITY.

Charles N. FELTON, Opens Headquarters in
This City.
Charles n. FELTON, is occupying a suite O
rooms in the Montgomery wing of
the Palace, where he has established tem-
porary headquarters for the reception of
his friends. The entrance to the apart
ments is guarded by vigilant eolored boy.
who carefully inspects the cards of all
visitors.
Mr.. FELTON, last night frankly stated that
he was an aspirant for the vacant Senator
ship. He has not been at Sacramento as
yet, but will probably go to that city on
Monday. Continuing, he said that he could
give no numerical estimate of his strength
in the Legislature, not having made per-
sonal canvass of its members. His friends
had been at the Capitol. however, in his
interest, and their report of his chances had
influenced him to formally declare his
candidacy.
Now that am in the race" concluded
Mr.. FELTON,, " want to win, of course, and
l shall employ every honorable means to
procure my election. l shall make clean,
square fight, and, if | cannot win honorably,
do not want to win at all.
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DIED IN THE WAGON.

An Unknown Man Removed From the
street to the Morgue.
The patrol wagon was called up yesterday
afternoon about ) o'clock to bring in man
found lying sick on the corner of Stockton
and Vallejo streets to the Receiving Hospi-
tai. On the way To that institution the man
died and the body was taken to the Morgue
where it awaits Identification. The deceased
was very tall, about A. yeaaS Of age, poorly
dressed and had the appearance of baker
On the body were found a French medal
of the celebration Of 1889, two cheap watch
chains, a nickel watch and 80 cents
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had not legal capacity to sue. being part
nership with fictitious name and having
sued under that name. Exceptions have
been filed to the account OF the receiver ar
pointed, because, as it is alleged, he is in
terested in the case and has taken advantage
of his position to forward his own interests,
and because his charge of $50 for services
is eYorbitaut
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The cable for the new JOnes-Street Rail
road was placed in position yesterday, forty
horses being employed to haul the coil of
wire through the channel aud over the line
of the road.
The California and Hyde Street cable road
will be in operation in about two weeks.
The routes are from Market and VFarrell
streets to Jones, to Pine, to Hyde, and
along that thoroughfare to North Beach.
The Jones-street line will tranfer on the
corner of OFarrell and Jones the passen-
gers intending to go downtown: Transfers
to the California street and Union street
roads will also be issued, so that for one
fare ride to the Park, to the Preside or to
North Beach can be had.
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Town Trustees, but action will probably be
deferred until after the annual town election
in April.
Thomas r. Hendry of the Oakland The0-
logical Seminary VIII have charge OF the
new Congregational Sunday-sohool. which
has been organized in North Berkeley. Tie
school will meet every Sunday afternoon.
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ARBEIrER zEITUNG.

The Demurrer Disposed OF and an
Answer Is in Order.
The demurrer interposed in the case of
the San Jose Brewers and Maltsters' Union
against the San francisco Arbeiter Zeitung
TO procure its dissolution for alleged devia-
tion from its original ana proper purposes
has been overruled by Judge Sanderson and
other technical objections to the COMPLAINT
the Defendant contended that the plaintiff
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Mails Used by Lottery.

Moses Solomon, representing the Ger
man-Austrian Premium Bond Exchange"
was arrested yesterday afternoon by the
United States Marshal for depositing in the
mails circular advertising lottery. Salo-
mon was released on $500 cash bail. He
was indicted by the Grand Jury on several
counts and his is the first prosecution un-
der the new anti-lottery law.
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It.
CAUGHT BY A CITIZEN.

He was pursued by passer-by. who
caught him when he was half way across
Market street and after a severe struggle,
held him until Officer p. p. Mahoney came
up and placed him under arrest. Buchanan
fell on the sidewalk and lay there for a
moment or two, struggling in agony. Then
his brother, Albert E. Buchanan, came out
of the Nevada stables and assisted the
wounded man into hack and had him
taken to the Receiving Hospital.
To mystify matters as much as possible,
Albert Buchanan gave his brothers name as
j. p. Downing, and did his best to Withhold
any information from the reporters, refus-
ing TO say anything about the shooting. The
Police Surgeon examined Buckman's in
juries and found they consisted of one flesh
wound in the right thigh, the bullet entering
from behind and passing out in front, caus-
ing q painful but not serious injury. The
other wound, however, is quite dangerous
one. the bullet entering the small Of the
pack and lodged deep in the spine. Owing
to Buckman's weak condition it was not
considered advisable to extract it.
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Stamping Chinatovn,s Opium

Inspector Noyes has been delegated by
the CustOm-hOuse 10 take charge of the
stamping of opium in Chinatown, and he
will commence his work to-day This is in
compliance with department decision.
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A PROBABLE MURDER
J. III. Daily Shoots Fillmore S. S.
Buchanan in the Back.
a Mysterious ARRAY on Market Street, Near
Seventh-Buckman's Spinal Column
Fractured by Bullet.

Fillmore S. S. Buchanan, street contrac-
tor, having an Office at 302 Montgomery
street, was shot twice last night about AS
o'clock on Market street. opposite Seventh,
by J. NJ. DAILY. He is dangerously injured
and will probably die from the wound in
fcted by one of the bullets that now lies
imbedded in his spine.
Owing to the refusal of both Buchanan and
DAILY to say anything concerning the shoot
ing, and the extreme anxiety of Buckman's
friends 10 hush the matter up as much as
possible, The motive of the shooting is as yet
Il mystery. According to the statement of
an eyewitness, Buchanan drove up in his
buggy to the Nevada stables, 1886 Market
street, shortly after 80 O'clock, and leaving
the vehicle there, was walking down Market
street, when DAILY jumped out of doorway
at 1882 and fred two shots at Buckman's
back and then started to run over to Seventh
street.
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OLYMPIAN CLUB SKATING RINK.

Ball-Bearing Skates Reduced:
Gentlemens, per pair, IS; Ladies' per nair 81
10 Let-Ladies'. 25c; Gentiemen's S5c
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS EACH EVENING
Pacific Skating Club and Bay City Wheolmon win
occupy the Rink every Monday evening
Public admitted as spectators only
Admission, 50c-on this occasion
ONCE, Room =, Floou Building ,s2a
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0SA%A% AN4$G ~ Il -
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, cal.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. f'eiv york. N.Y.
ise2 TbSaTutr - IT
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potraro-ayanua roz

The. Omnibus Railroad Ccmpany's extern
sion on Potrero avenue is now in full work
ing order, cars having been running regu-
larly since w ednesday last.
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CYCLORAMA SIEGE OF PARIS!

New and Marvellous Effects Never Befors
Attempted.
Full Military Band, Brilliant Lectures. Musical
Interpretations, Cannonading and Musketry Firing
Paris Seen by Lightning Flashes. The Great Storm
Thunder, Lightning and Rain.
This marvellous presentation at $3.50, 400 $3.50
and 9 80 p. NJ. No words can describe the match-
less grandeur of the scene Open 10 A NJ to 10 p NJ
Admission. soc; Children, 25c.
MASON AND EDDY STREETS II
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sAMuEL GnNIPERS.

escort saluted and departed to complete the
celebration of the sixth anniversary OF The
organization OF the seamen.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
= ood's

sarsapariiIa is carefully prepared from sarsa-
parilla, DandeIion, Mandrake, Dock, Juniper Ber-
ries and other well known vegetable remedies,
every ingredient being carefully selected and every
step of preparation being carefully watched to OBJ
tain the best possible result.
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SarsapariIIa speedily overcomes that tired feel
Ing whether caused by change of season. climate or
life, and gives great bodily, mental and di-
gestive strength. 1t may truly be said of Hoods
sarsaparilla that it "makes the weak strong" Try
1t this season.
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Harvey R. Taylor returned yesterday
from Saigents, in San Mateo County.
where he was engaged in the study of
ornthOlogy.
The Alameda Brass Band has elected as
officers: President. john Rev; Secretary
and Treasurer. Henry Levison; Librarian,
Henry Won Kaplf; Manager, Emil Kauf
mann.
The Secretary of the Improvement Asso-
citation has been instructed to request the
railroad company to place lights in the
wal,ing-rooms at Mastek and Bay stations,
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A DANGEROUS WOUND,

Buchanan was very much exhausted, and
complained OF feeling cold in his lower ex-
tremities, which was considered very
dangerous sign by the Police Surgeon. he
refused to say anything at all about The
shooting, except that he knew he had been
shot.
Daily was brought in the hospital TO be
Identified by Buchanan, but all the latter
cared to say was: "What did [ ever do to
you? Did | ever see you be1ore?" Buck
man was then placed in the patrol wagon,
and accompanied by Police Surgeon Will
Jams was taken to his residence on the south
west corner of Pierce and Oak streets.
DAILY was charged with assault to murder
at the Central Station, and the pistol with
which he shot buchanan examined. 1t was
of IS cali6er and all the chambers but two
were loaded. The two discharged chambers
had an empty shell in each. Some letters
addressed 10 J. NJ. DAILY, Yosemite House,
Market street, San Francisco. were also
found in his posses ion. Like Buchanan,
DAILY refused to talk about the affair.
SUDDENLY SILENT.
He told Detectives Hanley and Seymour,
who were detailed on the case, that now
that they bad got him, they could torture
him as they pleased" He then lapSed into
silence and when locked up in a cell, lay
down on bench and pretended to be asleep.
DAILY is short, heavy-Set man, about %
years of age. BE has been rooming at
the Yosemite House for the past two
months, only giving up his room few days
ago, when he said he was working as
teamSter on some grading near the park,
and was going to sleep i'll the barn out there
for the future. Yesterday morning he came
back to the house, and after sleeping there
for few hours left, taking with him two
letters that had been delivered there TO his
address since he left to sleep out at the park.
At the Yosemite House he bore good char
acter for sObriety and was very quiet and
well behaved. 1t is stated that he drove
team for a contractor near the Oak-street
engne-house.
The general opinion concerning the cause
of the shooting was that Buchanan owed
Daily some money for work performed by
him which ne refused to pay.
Fillmore Buchanan came to this city from
San Buenaventura about three years ago.
While there he was engaged as principal in
one of the public schools, and was interested
in fruit-raising lie came here with his
wife and daughter aged about IS years, and
obtained position as teacher in the School
Department. but left that vocation six
months ago to continue the business of
street contractor, in which he had become
interested about year ago.
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Berkeley.

Professors Gayley and Bacon will attend
the convention of the State Educational
Association, which opens at San Diego to-
day.
Rev. I. Fl. Woodward, Charles Cunning
and Miss j. Marston left on Thursday
Tor San Jose as delegates to the Epwortb
League Convention from the Methodist
Church.
The Newbury annexation election ones
ton Will come up at the next meeting Of the
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Hoods

Sarsaparilla gives such excellent satisfaction
that druggists say whenever they sell bottle to
new customer they reasonably sure to see him
back soon after more-a certain indication that tho
medicine proven beneficial. To realize its merits
try a bottle yourSelf
The morning call., 1891-03-07

sarsaparii1a demonstrates its peculiar merit In
the scrofuous and impure blood made rich aud
pure. in the relief it gives from the itching and
burning of salt rheum in the satisfaction at meals
experienced by the former sufferer from dyspepsia
and Indigestion
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! Hoods

Sarsaparilla will cure, when in the power OF
medicine ScrofuIa. Salt Rheum. Scaldhead. Sores,
Boils Pimples, all Humors, Dyspepsia, Biliousness.
Sick Headache, Indigestion, General Debility, Ca
tarrh, Malaria Rheumatism. Kidney and Liver
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r Gods

Sarsapariila is the best medicine to take in the
spring Possessing just those powers to purify the
blood, create appetite and build up the system,
which nearly everybody needs Hoods sarsapa rilla
is the ideal spring medicine BE sure TO get Hoods,
and nnIy UDo6,s
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Moon further said that he preferred TO eat
his supper than TO hear a repu bilcsn
speech
Mr.. Lindemuth then subsidized and Mr..
Morris OF Henry continued the republican
harangue.
Mr.. Peters said much was said about
democratic gerrymander but il the other
side OF the house would study the repub-
lican gerrymander of New York, Connect
cut and other states they would not have
so much to say about the Indiana gerry
mander
Mr.. Peters said that he had lived in
Iowa, a state that had disiranchised dem
ocrats for years. That state, in spite of
shoe tring districts, had elected demo-
Gratis in the majority of the districts. The
state had elected a democratic governor
and he predicted that the republicans
would never elect another governor in
Iowa.
Mr.. Sleeper was opposed to the Curtis
bill because the democratic party was OPP
posed tn temperance lpgis alton.
Mr.. Troy -"In explanation of my vote
l will say that L am a democrat. l vote
ave
Mr. Work-"This epportionment is so
fair that it must be disappointing to the
republicans OF this body. No doubt they
would ike for Us to initiate their stair
steps and Jacobs ladders of 1873. Their
proclaimed fairness at this time is not
borne out by the remembrance OF that
infamy. | vote ave
The house then adjourned.
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Kennedy, Ellison, Griffith, Hudson, Byrd,
Hayden, Howard, Magee SSandI Thomp-
son. Messrs. Hays, Boyd and Var
yam submitted a minority report in
favor of bill which differed
very materially from the measure pro-
posed by the majority members The
bill upon which the minority submitted a
favorable report contemplated the creation
of a district out of the counties of Marion
and Hamilton, and would give the repub-
licans a surety on seven congressman out
of the thirteen, being based on the vote
OF 1888.
Mr.. Shocknev moved 10 adopt the mi
noritv report but his motion was lost by a
strict party vote. In speaking against the
majority report the member from Ran
dolph referred 10 the bill az a grand lar
ceny. He said that it was in the nature
of an attempt to steal from 10000 voters
their right TO the franchise.
The bill was read the second time and
ordered engrossed. 1t is here given:
First District-Posey, Gibson, Vanderburgh.
Warrick. Pike, Spencer and Perry.
Second District-KuoX. Greene, Davies,
Martin Dubois, Lawrence, Orange and Craw.
ford.
Third Decentralization, washingto n. Jack
son. Jennings, Scott, Clark and Floyd.
Fourth Distrlct-Jetierson, Ripley, Decatur,
Union, Franklin, Dearborn, Ohio and Switzer-
land.
Fifth District-Owen, Putnam, Hendricks,
Morgan. Monroe. Brown. Johnson, Bartholo-
NEW aud Shelby.
Sixth District-Henry. Delaware, Randolph,
Wayne, Fayette and Rush.
Seventh DIstrict-MArion, Madison and Han.
cock.
Eighth District-Sullivan, Vigo. Clay, Parke,
Yermllion, Fountain and Montgomery.
Ninth District-Boons, TippecanOe, Clinton,
Upton, Hamilton. Howard, Benton and War
rem.
Tenth Dis.rict-Csrroll. Cass, White, Fulton,
Pulaski Newton, Jasper. Lake and Porter.
Eleventh District-Grant, Miami. Wabash,
Huntington, Wells, Adams Jay and Black.
ford.
Twelfth District-Allen, Whitley, Noble, De-
Kalh, L&Grange and Sieuben.
Thirteenth D.strict-S.arke, Laporte, St Jo-
seph, Marshall Elkhart and Kcsciusco.
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Tho Parent of InsomnIa.

The parent Of insomnia or wakefuness Is In uire
cases out OF ten dyspepte stomach. Good eises-
ton gives sound sleep, indigestion intrrerss With H.
The brain and stomach sympathizes One OF tho
prominent symptoms OF a weak state Of the gastric
organs Is sturbAnee Of the great nerve entrepct,
the brain. InVigorste the stomach aud you restore
equilibrium 10 the great center. most relis-
bic medicine for the purpose Is Hostetter's omach
Bitters. which is far preferable to mineral sedaiiTes
and powerful narcotics which, though they may for
time exert soooridc influence upon the brain, soon
cease act aud invariably injure the tone of tho
stomach. The Bitters, the contrary. restore
activity TO the operations of that all important
gan, aad their bene6cent influence is reflected In
sound sep and tranquil state OF the sys-
tenn A wholesome impetus Is lkewis given to tho
action OF the liver and bowels by its use.
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be elected by the alumni; appropriating
Sl,lll.4S to pay William Moellering of
Fort Wayne for interest on money ad-
vanced in the construction of the feeble
minded institution.
Also house bills amending the Aus
traiian election law; amending the gravel
road act Of 1885; amending the drainage
act relating to bitches established by court
commissioners; appropriating SI55.30 to
pay for cases To display the Indiana battle
flags in the state museum; making the
first Monday in September, labor day,
legal holiday; amending the drainage act;
providing that all foreign insurance COM
panies shall report to the state auditor all
risks taken in the state, reports TO be
made through state agents; amending the
charter OF the city of Evansville.
The following senate bills passed:
BY Senator McGregor-Prov that
three out OF the eight trustees OF the State
university shall be elected BY the a umni.
By Senator HAYDEN - Appropriating
Sl,1ll.4S TO pay William Moellering of
Fort Wayne interest on money advanced
to construct the predetermined home for
children.
BY Senator Ewing-Reorganizing the
state board OF agriculture and creating
state lgricu tural and industrial board, com
posed OF fifteen members, to be appointed
by the governor. secretary and auditor of
state. Not more than eight Of the men,
bers shall belong to the same political
party. The fifteen members of the board
shall be chosen from the following inter
ests: Three from the agricultural, three
from the mechanical, three from the art,
three from the commercial and three from
the stock-breeders' interests OF the state.
BY Senator MISUNDERSTANDING sub
urban street railroad companies TO use the
tracks of other street railroads in order to
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What is

Castoria Is DR.. Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children. II contains neither Opium, Morphine
substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Parcgoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil.
1t is Pleasant guarantee is thirty years by
Millions Castora destroys Worms and aIIays
feverishncss. Castora prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea Wind Collie Castoria relieves
tecthing troubles, constipation and 1atulency.
assmilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels. giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
toria is tho Chlrens Panacea-thc Mothers Friend.
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CONGRESSIONAL APPoRTIoNMErr.
New Districts as Agreed Upon by tho SEM

nfn.
One of the most important measures that
came up for consideration In the senate
Wednesday was the congressional appor-
tionment bill as prepared by the majority
OF the committee on congressional appor-
tionmeDt. The bill is substantially the
same as that introduced by MIR. Byrd some
days ago. The report recommending its
passage was signed by Messrs- French,
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IN THE HOUSE.

Spencer NfbIaok BTings the Memb crs Down
to work.
In the house Friday senate bills
passed 10 authorize suburban street rail-
way companies to reach the business parts
OF indianapolis by using the tracks of the
Citizens street railroad company, after
paying the latter company proper dam
ages recognizing the state board of agri-
culture; providing that three out OF the
eight trustees of the state university shall
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers for their children, while teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie. and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Sold by druggists in every part
of the world. % cents a bottle.
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Castoria,.

"Castoria IS so well adapted TO children THAI
recommend 1t as superior oany prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. z.
sour physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria.
and although NO only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products. yet ve are free 10 confess that the
merits OF Castoria has won US TO look with
favor upon it,
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPxSsARY,
Boston. Mas
ALLKS @. SMITH, Pres,
array Street, New York City.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER

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Of
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