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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
4 Nsud derfui story,

The IN, sleFy surrounding the finding OF
the bodies OF twenty Chlaese In Snake
liver. wallowA county, Or. In 1887 has
been selved. The bodies al, bore gunkhot
wounds, showing they had been murdered.
The Chinese consul Inslituled an Invcsti-
CATION. but was then unable 10 find who
committed the crimes. Coasul Bee now
makes public The following statement
"I,Hugh Mcmillan. now Of waila Walla.
Wash, hu, formerly ni fmBaha, wallowa
county. Or make the following statement
TO the end that justice may be done the
inicretted pat,Ies. make this statement
from a statement made me by my kon,
Robert, aged IL. just prlcr to his death,
and by ms inen reduced 10 writing In
the latter part Of April. 1857, ny son and
Bruce Evans. J T Caniield. Max LArue.
frank Vaughn, IIham Maynard and Carl
Hughes were stopping In cattle camp,
four miles from Snake liver. My Son ana
Evans. Garfield. Larue and Vaughn went
TO q Chinese camp on Snake river. Can.
field and taEue went above the camp, and
Evans and Vaughn remained below The
whole party sas armed with repeating
rifles and revolyers. There were thirteen
Chinese In the car p, and they were fred
on by the party above the camp The
unarmed Chinese retreatsd, when they
we're fred upon by those below the camp.
Twelve Chinese wee instantly killed. and
one other caught afterwards and his biaiEs
beaten out. The patty got that evening
Sssoo In gold dust. The next day eight
more Chinese came To the campin boat.
They were fired on and all kilied,an their
bodies. with the others, thrown into the
river. The rarty then took the boat and
vent to another Chinese camp, about four
miles distant. WHERE thirteen Chinese were
working on the river bar These were all'
shot and Killed, and the bodies thrown
into The river. The camp was robbed,snd
10000 In gold secured. My son was
present only she frs, day, but was ae-
quainted with the facts, as they were
talked over by the parties in his presence.
The circumstances hcie detailed, occurred
on the Oregon side Of the Snake river In
Wallowa county, near the northeast cor
ner of the state. tiuuH MCMILLAN.
"W NJ CLARKE. witness.
"Dated Walla Walla, August 81, IS0I."
II Is probable the murdercrs will he
prosecuted.
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while Deer s,uusias

ASTORIA, Or. Sept, 3o.--Another hunting
accident. happened yesterday at Mishwauka,
on The lower Nehalem. by which John Gron-
nell los. his life. Ills brother came Ia today
and gave the particulars. The unfortunate
nan was going on a visit 10 his fathers house
short distance from his own, aud while on
his way thither, saw two deer lettering on the
outside Of some slaShing. lie hurried 10 the
house aud procured his fathers wincheste,
and returned 10 the spot where he had seen
the deer rIariy Olsen saw him making for
;he brush. and asked him what he was afler.
Gronnell told him there were two deer close by
lie disappeared in the thieket and Olsen,
waiting Tor him to return. heard two shots
some moments after. GTonnell did not re-
turn as soon as Olsed thought he should. lie
shouted for him. but received m answer.
Fearing some accident had happened. Olsen
w.nt in search Of him. lie proceeded TO the
spot where he SOW the smoke Ilse last, and
found Gronnell lying dead in the brush. with
a bullet hole in his forehead. he having shot
himself aecidently.
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thoroughly ELECTIVE Iasect Bowd.r upon
the sarks'. aud is mancfactared so!eiysby
the Bun .ch rroducirg snd Manu-, cturing
Company. OF Ssocktcn, C-iifcrniA.
The wo'd 'Bahach," /, mais part Of
the trade mark of said C, npany. aid ALL
DEALERS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
SELLING ANY OTHER INSECT row.
DER, UNDER THE NAME OF Bu-
HACd.
PersHns, who order Bahach from ..their
dealers and receive insect powder that is not
an effective inaecticide, WILL CONFER A
FAVOR BY REPORTING TIE FACT
TO THE BUHACH PRODUCING AND
MANUFACTISG COMPANY. IN Or
DER THAT ALI PARTIES GUILTY
OF SUCH PRACTICES MAY BE Ex-
POSED AND PROSECUTED.
II your dealers don't keep Bphach, don't
let them cheat you by selling yon an inferior
and worthless Insect powder. bat con-
ATNIcATE DIRECTLY w1Tq THE
BUHACH PRODU,ING AND MANU-
FEATURING CO., STOCKTON. CAL.
WHO WILL FILL YOUR ORDERS
By MAIL OR OTHERWISE AND :
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

To TEA DkINKERs.-- Probably
three fourths uf the teas consumed
are "Green Teas Unpleasant
as the face may be, the bright,
shiny green so familiar to us all
is not the natural color, but Is due
10 the facing or glazing of the tea
with Prussian blue. Indigo and
ether mineral colors.
That coloring hides the effects
Of poor teas Is undoubted; but Is
1t healthful, and does 1t not call
loudly for the importation of 4
brand of pure, nncolored, amman
ipulated tear
1t was this condition of Affairs
that prompted the placing of
Beech's Tea before the publle.
Being the absolutely pure, un-
colored leaf 1t Is different In color
from any you ever used. II draws
canary color of delightful
fragrance that IL revelation to
tea drinkers. and Its purity makes
1t more economical than the arti-
fetal teas, less oft being required
per cup. Sold only In packages.
So cents per pouId. Ask for
Beech's Tea, pure as childhood,
fol sale by Allen Bres., Finn
blsck, Albany.
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Weather

Summary OF Meteorology for ssp.., 1891,
from observations taken at Albany, Linn 60,
Oregon, by John Briggs. vol. observer for
the SigI,l iervice, u. s. Armv.
Highest barometer on the %. 3027.
L1wsst b.rometcr on the 2, 20.7S
Mean barometer for tho u onih. 1902.
Highest daily average Of har.. 30 80.
Lowest d. ly average Of b r., 20 81.
Highest to aperature on the 2, 90.
Lowest temperature ON the 2S. o, So.
Mesn for he moth, IS Is.
Highest Il Ill range OF II or. on the ], 43.
Lowest daily range of Ther. on the 80, o.
Mean temperature at a. m. daily SO
Mean temperature at p. NJ, daily 90 46.
Mean ten peiature at 9p. m.daily $50.
Prevailing directions Of wind, N
Max Velocity or force, ..
Total rainfall or melted snow, 2.i9.
Depth pf snow ut end OF month, 0.
Number Of days on which 0l inch or more
rain fell, 10.
Number of days OF cloudiness average
scale Of 10. 7.
0f30 davs observations 10 were clear, 7
cloudy. l3 tair, 6f,ggy mornings, 0 rain,
hazy. 0 overcast.
Frost on the morning OF the 90 ard 26.
Temp.-l.80 on average of IL years.
Rainfall.-0 10 on average Of IL years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

A very large and appreciative audience
gathered at the 0pera House last FRI
day 10 hear Congressman Bynum. OF In
dianapolls, discuss political issues.
Many ladies were present and numerous
republicans also. Mr. Bynum 10 plcas-
ant speaker, and he speaks with great
force and effect. lie started out with q
very complimentary reference to Oregon
by saying that heretofore he has said that
he lived In the West, but since coming 10
the Pacific Coast he secs bis mistake and
now pays lac lives In the East. He said
the tariff question Is the ono great issue
affecting the interests Of oil. The repnb-
lican party has changed It's course on the
tariff question. In 1876 S0.8t IL declared
for tariff reform, but In 1883 1t .vcered
around aud declared for protection or
practical prohibition Of importa, In
1880 that party elected president who
was member ol tho Cobden Club and
who declared that he was in favor Of that
Kind of protection that leads 10 Tree
trade. Mr. Bynum illustrated the differ
ence between paying direct tax as q
city or county tax and an indirect or
tariff tax by saying that when men pay
their city or county taxes most all grum.
BILE and complain when they have to pay
rom $3.50 10 SO 90 on the hundred,
whercas every man or woman who buys
imported dutlable goods pays an average
of kg0 on the 800 worth. This tax he
pays without knowing how much he pays.
lie made forcible illustrations Of the
fallany OF the home market scheme as
urged by Mckinley, by showing that
when a man manufactured products In
this country, shipped them to Australia,
exchanged them Tor wool, shipped the
wool back 10 this country, that man 10
lust aa much n producer oil wool as the
man who herds his sheep on government
lands free. lie showed that q large ml-
iority OF the labor people ot the United
States are engaged In non-protected oc-
cupations and that wages In these occu-
pations are higher than In the protected
Industries. lie showed that skilled Ia
borers In this country, In consequence of
the greater amount Of products turned
out per day. actually receive less wages
than those Of England. This was proved
by the fact that the value Of the product
oil the American laborer In 1880 was 1880,
while that of the English laborer was
only 1867. lie showed that notwith-
STANDING the cry mas anyways pecn Ihat
protection secured good wages, yet pro
tccted manufacturers, Immediately after
the pa sage OF the Mckinley bill, began
10 reduce wages, and this at all times and
circumstances will be the case when the
supply Of labor Is greater than the de-
mand.
The speaker WAS closely followed by
all his auditors, aud when lie declared
that he was not here 10 abuse republic
eans, believing that the mass Of republi-
cans were neither less nor more honest
than democrats, but he was here feeling
that every republican was as much in
terested In the question AZ he, and that
he sought TO induce them 10 think and
reason only, his remarks made q deep
impression on his hearers. II IL safe 10
say that much good seed was sown and
that some Of II fell upon good ground.
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An Answer.
INSTITUTES foR TlIg BLIND,
SALEM, Or. Sept. 2Sih, 1891.

INSTITUTE foR TlIE BItxD,
SALEM, Or. Sept. 2sih. 1891.
Editors Democrat
win you kindly give us space for
brief reply to the article, ''The Bind TX.
hibit," which appeared In your paper n
few days slnee2 It was seen, and read TO
Us. by friend. perhaps, In justice to
all, II should be said tha. the friend re-
ierred TO is In no way connected with our
school. No doubt the writer was prompt
ed oy feelings of the warmcst sympathy: !:
but seeing that In his kindness Of heart
he has failed To comprehend the real
state ot the case, We beg leave 10 make
the corrections which are due our insti-
tuition and to Miss Capwell rs It's super
intendent.
We did not in the least consider that
We we're on exhibition at the State fair.
We were there TO help show the work of
the school, both in the industrial and
literary departments. This we felt TO
be perfectly right and honorable, being
only just 10 our school and due recog-
milton OF the generosity Of our fair state.
As 10 unpleasant remarks, we were not
annoyed by them. We may be sensitive,
but We certainly cannot expect TO be
n"Ht away iIolu NttIgthHs uupltasaul
in the world, and il Is better that we
should be governed by good common
sense. AZ the fair. We found the people
as whole most courteous and kind aud
the weeks work was really one Of great
interest TO Va in many ways.
The average time spent by the children
OF our school Mt the fair did not exceed
three hours day, and they went only
four entire days, but 1t was ot our own
free will.
No one need fear that Miss Capwell
will impose upon the pupils, for kinder,
trner, nobler woman could not be found.
In her hands the school IL prospering as
never before, and, as she deserves, she
possesses the esteem and love Of the
pupils. PuprL.
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,rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
naulnnser l.ead.

DRussELs, Sept so.--A little before noon
today, General Boulange. accompanied by an
attendant, visited the last resting place OF
Madam dc Bonnemain, his late mIstress.
Sending the attendant to a respectful distance
to await him, noulangar stood alone for some
time by the grave OF Madam dc Bonnemain,
appearing to be affected by The most sorrowful
reflections. Ahou, noon the attendant was
startled by shary rcroa,, and filled with
grave apprehensions, hurried TO the spot from
whence the repor, had emanated. The man
WA shocked to find Boulanger lying dead
upon the ground wit n revolver elenched Ia
bis right hand,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
The Gnutema,an war.

CRY or MEXICO, Oct 2.-The revolution
lists in Gauiemsla fsally 'ucceeded Wednes-
day in drawing BariIlat' simy into fight, and
The government troops were badly used Up,
retreaiing TO Gautema;a City, forty mile, from
the scene OF the fght. There was rrea,
secret rejoicing in the city when tie news
reacbe.l there Of the defeat Of the govern
ment troops. President Ezeta, Of Salvador,
declares Guatemala is ripe for plan Of con :
solidating all Central America into one re-
public. and he will not lose the opportunity
TO bring about this result. Adyices from Sal
vador are TO the effect that President Ezeia,
with over 1000 troops, Is on the Gauiemalan
frontier.
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Money all Around.

PORTLAND. Oct a.-From sialemexts by
saven banks in this ciiy II Is learned that the
am'unt OF money sent out by banks here 10
banks in the country since harvest beeanis
f3.IS5,ooo. This sun in clean cash distrib-
uted among the wheat growers should Lave
tendency TO relax the financial Hringsney in
The wheat growing sections.
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WORTH coxsaDEaIxa

=. u. French keeps railroad time.
Bay your groceries OF Parker Bros
New cream cheese inst received at Conrad
Meyers.
Smoke thu celebrated Havana filed 5 cent
sigar at Julius Joseph's.
large stock OF wall paper. with late de-
signs. At Fcrtmiller b Irving 8, just received.
Have you seen those parlor sui.a that T
Brink has just rcceivedi They are nice.
J w Bentley. best boot aud shoe maker in
city. three doors north Of DEnocRAT office.
EW Achison & Co hardle tue celebrated
Portland cement walls for cemetery lots.
These walls can be furnished at half the cost
OF any other aud are far superior.
DR. NJ II Ellis, physician and surgeon,
Albany, Oregon. Calls made Ia cit, or
country.
Ladies' can do their shopping ia San Fran
cisco without visiting the city. and without
extra commission. Miss Il j Barrow, 2 3
ch,s;ng agent. 1852 Grove st, Oakland,
Patroniks hcme industry and buy hand
m,do hsrness. warranted, from o G Nc
Fail nd, at Dabrailles old stand.
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August Al
Flower

Mr.. Lorenzo r. Sleeper Is very
well known to the citizens of Apple
ton, Me-, and neighborhood. He
says: Eight years ago Twas taken
sick, and suffered as no one bat a
:" dyspeptic can. ! then began tax
ing August Flower. At that time
!" / was a great sufferer. Every
thing ate distressed me so that I
had to throw it up. Then in
few moments that horrid distress
would conc on and I would have
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1 u N B e e..
SMMMlMS.

In tie Cpcaa Court Of tie STATE Of ere
S0S, for Linn CoHniy.
ALFRED DITTBENSER
rls'Hur
Bei herdln0 Diubenner,
Defendar {.
To Berherdino Dittbsnner, the above
namsd defendant.
THE NAME or THs STATE OF
Il Oregon, you nre hereby required 10
sppo&r and answer the ogfnplslnt nlsd
sgair st y,u. In the above entitled SUIT by
Octsber 26th. 1871, that beiDy the first day
OF the term Of this court following this ex
piration OF tho time prescribed In the
order for publication, and II you fail so t.
answer Tor want thereof tho plaintiff will
apply to tho court for the relief demanded
IL his complaint. viz: That the bonds OF
rnatrimony existing between pisintiff fad
defendant ba forsver dissolved. and for
sne e,,ts and disbuss sssnents OF this salt
to bs taxed.
This sun,s1ons Is published by order
Of don. r. T. Bsiee jdtge Of said oourt,
and ma,ic snd dated tho oh day OF
September, 1891.
J.K. WEATHERFORD,
! rell,d'v) Attorney for Pin.
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Traia wrcek.

AKRON, o. Sept 3o..--Eary this morning
collision occurred n lew miles east Of Kent, on
the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio. be-
q freight ana passenger train. Three were
killed aud twenty injured, several fatally, The
passenger train was the Michigan section,
which contained the Olin Family excursion,
the members Of which nnl many ftienJs we've
going to a national r:unien Of their kindred a,
Bennington VI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
HONE ANN ABROAD
THURSDAY.

AGuN ACCIDENT. Last evening while
out hunting, WIN Mcculoch, Of the
Herald, was shot through one Of bis feet.
lie was restihg the muzzle Of Ills "a cali
bre rifle on his foot, when It went off, that
IL the load IN the gun, causing n paloful
accident. DR. Davis dressed the wound.
KILLED ny AN AcciDeaTe--Mr Mont
gomery received dispatch from La
6rande this morniig, stating that her son
Jenks Montgomery had been killed by a
wcII--whieh he was digging caying In
on him. Miss May Montgomery left on
the noon train Tor that city 10 order to be
present NJ his funeral.
To SAN FRANCISCO Mr. Bays, of Bays
Jeffdcs q Co came up from Portland, last
evening. ,9d ffoin bin # was learned that
Mr. Chas y conie}, who died from
eiranguiallon, yesterday morning, had a
mother and sister residing In san Fran
cisco. In response 10 a Dispatch from
San Francisco the body will be shipped 10
1919 Mission street on tonights overland
for burial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

TURNER.--At his residence six miles
south west of this city, on Saturday morn
ing Oct3, 1891 at O'Clock, EphraimT Turner.
Mr. Turner was bora in Howard county,
Missouri, August 18th 1891 and was there
fore 10 years month and IS days old.
He moved to Oregon In in 1866 and settled
on the farm where he died and has resided
the ever since. He was hard working
honest citizen and leaves large family
Of grown sons and daughters to mourn his
death.
STRITELL.-On Thursday Oct I, 1891,
at her home in the southern suburbs Of
Albany, Mrs Jacob StritelI, aged about az.
The deceased leaves husband child and
many friends to mourn her death
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1t gives Julius Gradwohl gres. satisfac.
tion in selline.his fnea eaGolden Rule tesssand
baking powder. with elegant prizes or with
out them, that his customers who haye
purchased invariably return aud say they
are we'll pleased. that the tea Is No. and
the baking powder is as good as the best.
All his teas and baking powder bears the
name Of Julius Gradwohl's Golden Rule
Bazaar, aud are expressly put mp for his
business. and he stil. continues TO give with
each pound Of tea or baking powder an ele-
CANT piece Of glassware.
NorIcE. Mr. julius Gradwo informs
the DEMocEAT that his Golden Rule Bazsar
will be known hersafteras Julius Gradwohl'a
Bazaar.
Dated Albany, Sept. 2sth.
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TURNER. AT his residence six miles

DIED.
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"peared, and since that time I
haze never had the first sign of it.
" | can eat anything without the
" least fear Of distress. wish all
that are afflicted with that terrible
disease or the troubles caused by
it would try August Flower, as I
am satisfied there is no medicine
equal to it." G.
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MRS. GRAHAM'S
Bleach

Cures tse worst eAses OF rreckics, sunhurn, Sal.
lowue,s, Moth patches Pimpcs aud ali skin hlemshe.
Priee al,oo, Harmless and effective ho sample
can Be sent Lady agents wanted.
Tn6 DFugg'SC Sia Of my prsparasicns pST raj S, viii
have hs name added 20 this advertisement,
Nv preparations are ter sNlo by wholesale drug.
gis,s In chioagoAnd every city west ofJt
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HEALTH Is WEALTH +!

DIR. h. O. VESTS Nerve aud Brain Treatmen
guaranteed specific for Hysteris, Dixnnsss, Convu
slons, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Eervou
Rxostration eaused by the Of alcohol or tobacco.
nraiH, resulting in insanity and leading to misery,
ass sud deash, premature old age, barrenness loss
q r., ~ caused hy oxer-exertion OF the fraln
Bach Ae sontains one months treatment, u box
sr six bc for ss, sent by mail prepaid receipt
price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES TO CURE ANY
case. With each order received by us for six boxes,
accompanied with Is, will send the purchaser our
written guarantee to refund the money if the treat
ment doee not effect care. Guarantees itsued onl
pg y A, cnmEninz, Drpggist, soils agent. Albany Of
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Replying TO the query OF young school
teacher. VIC answer that the amount OF
surplus money In the treasury Of the United
States a, lheclose OF Cleveland's admins
traiion was 81 90. .6o7, ,26S II while The ayalla
bic surplus now is Si,6S6.o4a 81. THERE'S
a whole volume Ia thai simple unvarnished
stAtcc1cnt
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nR. J. l.. HILL,
PhysslaA and Sargesa, 0FPIca-ces.sr First an
Ferry strests Albany, Oregon,
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lss;'zzz6ek2lAz ;'z
leading Photographers A .a.y Oregon.

We have boug thenegativ smade by
L w Clark and w H Green wood up to Nov
10Th, 1889. Duplicates can be had from
hem only of as at reduced iates. We haye
also about $4,000 negatives made by our
selves, from which duplicates can be had ut
like rasss. We carry the on " full line Of
iowei rates for first class work. We shall be
klsck, nextdsor to Masonic Temple.
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mo other combination Of numbers will
produce the same results. docs not this
show the imperial mu,iipo,en:. numeral 7
aud its divinity"
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One or two little villages In the valley
feel very badly because the democratic
orators did not yisit them. Here IL n
wall from republican paper at the
hamlet around the state capitol: "Salem
democrats are trying TO learn what train
the eastern democratic orators will go
through Salem. AZ they oratc at Al
bany and Eugene, small towns mp the
valley, tho Salem democracy hope mt
least TO be allowed to set on the fence
and see them 20 by. They could see twice
as many people In Salem M they will ut
both above places put together"
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When Baby was hsk. we gave her sassosia.
wAsa she was Child, shs cried for Castoria-
when she bssems Niss. she slung to castssta-
when sas had Children, she gave thern cassuzdaA
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Speaking OF fearlessnesa here Is the
best example yet seen. II 10 from q Sa.-
lem paper: aThe Journal has declared
war on the cinch element, and II is a
large element In Oregon
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The reports OF the two National banks
show fine business for the banks, and
as well epeak for Albany and vicinity.
Add the deposits In the other hank and
we have sum approaching 5000, 900, not
much ofan indication Of very hard times.
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WnERETe GET THKM.--When wanting
sn organ or piana call on 6 L Blackmar
~kses ysu can select frsm q arst class
teLN.
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Cotton z ods have not been q, chsap sines
the war ~ tnsy are now. Call and ses what
baTe,;as W RssA has.