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KILLED BY A RIVAL.


JoLfEr, III. Jan. 2.--Iohn Schater, of
Mokeana, was lodged in jail here charged
With poisoning the family OF J. Dahl, with
whom he worked on q farm near here.
The Mokeana family consisted Of Dahl, his
mother, aged 20, girl named Minna
Schneck and hired man named Sehatek.
on New Years day the girl prepared din
ner, and when the coffee was served and
tasted each member OF the family noticed a
bitter taste. Il was throw away and new
lot made. This also was bitter, but not
enough so as 70 prevent the family partak-
ing freely Soon after dinner all became
alarmIngly sick. The hired man and the
girl at once drank quantity of milk,
which caused vomitings and saved their
lives. Dahl and his mother died in few
hours.
4 white powder was found in the coffee
pot, and Schafer. who was rival suitor
with Dahl for the hand OF the Schneck
girl, was at once suspected. When the
sheriff arrested him this morning he tried
to commit suicide with q razor.
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WEATHER RErRosrEcr.
An Unusual FAN OF Rain Except whers
It IL Usual.

WAsHTSeroS CITY, Jan. 2--The weather
crop bulletin for tue month Of December
says the month of December was unusu-
ally warm in all districts east OF the Rocky
mountains. while nominal temperature
prevailed on the California coast and it
was slightly cooler than usual on tse
North Pacific coast There has been an
excess OF precipitation generally through
out the lake region, Minnesota. Eastern
Dakota, Northern New England. and in
CeIIIornia, Southern Oregon and over The
plsteau regions.
The rainfall fer the menth has been
mcst unusual for California. over eighteen
inches having falteE At San Francisco. hf-
teen inches ~ Los Angeles and nearly
eight inches az san Diego, which was from
ghree 10 i've times more than the usual
amount for the month. Throughout the
entire country south OF the lake region
and from Massachusetts, sonthwerd to
Florida. less than the normal precipitation
ssrr-arfRs{
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SEIZURE or AMERICAS snrPs.
Apparent Evasion of CaIombinn Custo m
Laws the Cause.

Apparent Evasion of CeIombinn Custo m
Laws the Cause.
WAsHISeToN CfFY. Jan. 2-Assistant
Secretary of State Wharton was today
questioned in regard to the unauthorized
seizure and detention, by officials OF the
government Of the United STATES Of Colom-
bia. of three trading schooners belonging
70 New York merchants. Wharton
says some days ago q letter vas
received a. the stats depastnsega from Fos-
ter & Co., ct New York, complaining Of
detention of one OF their schooners. The
department immediasely telegraphed the
American consul at Carthagena for an ex-
PLANTATION In reply they received a
message stating that il was necessary for
all trading vessels TO clear from the port Of
CarthageDa.
The situation is not fully understood.
owing partly 10 the brevity and haxiness OF
the consul's message. The case will not be
fully known nor any official action taken
until the consn.'s dispatches in full, which
are in all probability on their way now, are
received st the department
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total. $s3a, IS as. Debt on which interest
has ceased since maturity Of the principal
and interest. 81 .a's Sss: debt bessingno in
terest. s6A6 .5S6 sos. Total debt Principal.
81 so 32s .6ss: interest. a.ea0, IA; total.
81 fst1 .5as.0S4.
Total debt: Less svai1able cash items.
s1.eHsi. 54s e5s: net cash in treasury. So
SO, lis; debt less cash in treasury Decem-
Der 4. 1889. SOS SIS. los.
Decrease of debt during month, ssfeS,.
O9a: decrease of debt since June 80, lssa
s2s6S. 10.
Total cash IN treasury as shown by treas.
urer's general accounts, S6l3 7ess GIL.
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ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN 4 Co.,
WEST SEATTLE
Land and improvement Company
South side Cherry Street, between Front Second
South side Cherry Street. between Front and Second
We the Choicest Property in all City
which will pleased show Intending Purchasers


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sI.AsHED Across THE THROAT.


PHfEApKEFHtA. Jsn. : - Two sisters
nsmed Sarah Kelly, agea 81. and Ann
Kelly. aged =, bad their threats cut last
night by some one unknown. The women
lvesi IN little frame dwelling al ~ First
street. and we're awakened hy "a intruder
after they had retired last night
The man demanded money, and when
they declared there vas none in fhe house
he slashe1 each Of them scross the throat
With knife. The women we're sent today
70 fhs hospital and nav reenver.
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LExfSeros. Ky, Jan. - be great trot-
ting stallion, Sir y ilton. by George Wilkes,
dam Allie, by Risdick's Hamhlesonsan.
jointly uwned heretofore by =. C. France
and Bowerman, was Sold yesterday 70 the
latter. The price is private. bas 1t Is said
to he the largest for which any stallion has
ever been So IN America
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EEFoEM TaE rRInARY.
Governor Braekeff Advises Adoption of
the Australian Ballet

Gover1ar Braekett Advises Adoption of
the Australian Ballet
BosTos. Jan. 2-Governor B-ackett sent
his frs1 message 10 the Massachusetts, leg
islature today on the subject IL ballot re-
form. He says: The first elections under
what IS popularity known as the Australian
system recently held demonstrated the
great advantages Of the new method Of
vosing.
In view OF lis success and the impor-
tance OF the primary meemngs in infiu.
enesng our elections. suggest that you
consider the adyisability OF legislation ap.
plying the new method. as FAR as practical
Bile, TO such rneetinusa
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DESPERATE HuSaAEIASs.


PrxsArAwxKr. Pa. Jan. . The BaHaio.
Rochester aud PsFtsbuTg Company were
not successful in thsEr effort % eieet the
striking miners from their houses toaay.
sheriff Ssffer refused 10 act in tbe masteF
a. she conpsny desired. sapsTia tenaeni
Haskell declares be wiil oFan the fainss on
Monaav ns any cost. ard that the company
x.il i.reak she strike il Il costs then
ns5sEaon dallaFz.
Any attempt 20 pot new nen on next
Monday wsa BE resisfsd and bloo1shea
n,Av result, ~ the HnngAriAns are desper.
Nka
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sax DsEso. Jan. e--@ff il reported this
evenlng that Governor Waterman. throagh
4 T. Spencer. the president of TIE los
Angeles National bank, has sold the rele-
braiei sioaesaii mine. ia this county % 8
syndicate OF Eagliaa capitalists for $40
90. alskoagh The price nanasd II consider
abr less than its Supposed y&iae.
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rHE RATIRoAD srR1KR.
Committees Sent e several Points To
Kxsenf ne.

EyAssvllIE. Ind. Jan. IL telegram
Was received sgpm Tern Haute lass night
hy the strike committee notifying them
tlass orders had baen sent to Nattecn. H..
taT Peoria and Evansville employees to be
ready TO join the strikers today. and in
stvncting the committee here 20 make the
same arrangements with the Louisville.
Evansville & Sc Louis Air line employes
Representatives have been sent from here
70 Msstoon, Ill. and HuniinEhnrg. Ind. so
see that the orders 50 into effect.
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Xxx YoRK. Jan. 1The arrival - an
noance.s sf sae Farne-sa froEa utasrows
ard * SoatAArapsa the Lahns lFuza NeM
Yark
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rHE moNrANA LEGISLATURES.
The Court Gives Qualified Deciaion in
Roberts Favor.

HELExA, Mont, Jan. About two
hours after Power was selected by the Re-
publican joint conveation for second sena-
tor, Judge Hunt, Of the district court. gave
bis decision in the case Of Representative
Roberts. OF SILVER Bow county. who had
applied for q writ to compel the state audi
tor TO pay him salary and mileage a. q
member of the legislature
II was thought that the court would de-
eide the invalidity Of the rival House. bEt
the decision was 70 the effect that II Rob
erts was member OF the legislature he
was entitled to bis per diem and mileage.
The question Of the legality Of the two
Houses Is therefore still undecided.
The Democrats again met in joint con-
veniion and took one ballot. but theEs be-
ing no quorum. the iody adjourned.
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THE BRAzrIIAN nRaaIrA.
Dosn Peare's Property Has Not Been
ConEseaEed.

ConEseaFed.
WAsHTNeroS CfrY. Jar. 2--The Rrsziliaa
minister aas received Rio Janeiro papers
% neeerater 5. in which are given details
Of the inventory recently taken Of the i'm
persal property. TIE crown jewels. as well
as those he.onging 10 The emperor, empress
and other nasrnters Of the IMPERIAL house
bold, were deposited in the trsayary vaults
so isea - the orders Of the emperor.
MlnlsssF N4lente expressed surprise that
some American newspapers seem to bc
stlii under the irapeession that the provis-
ional government coafscated the property
ef The enanernr.
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ELEcrRIc-LIGHr WORKS BURNED.
Eighteen Thousand Ineandescent Lights
Extinguished.

NEw YoRK, Jan. The down town
shops OF the Edison Electric Illuminating
Company, on Pearl street. we're burned
this morning. The current generated upon
the dynamos in the shops supplies Is GOO
inrandescent lights in the downtown dis
trict. most OF which bura all day in the
banks and Offices below Fulton street. All
went out at 6:l5 o'clock. BY shifting some
OF the supply Superintendent Smith hoped
TO have them all relighted before noon.
The building was entirely gutted, and the
loss will be at Ieast SInoo00
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aInrrlsa ) AYenllhy elrl.

PHIIADELFHlA. Jan 2Grveu B. Raunl,
IT,. son of Pension Commissioner Green y
Eaum. was married this evening % Miss
Annie o'Reilly Rogers. daughter Of the
late William D Rogers. 3 wealthy car
builder OF this cifs.
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rowEns ELKcTEp.


AhUsEas
HRIExA. Mont. Jan. 2.-rhe Heyel8 tel
egraphs that a. the ioins session OF the
legislature today on the 6rst bsli0t Powers
received Is votes. Mantle n. Hslshfesd 3.
Richards and Thomas /. On the second
ballot Powers received IS and Mantle ;.
The president announred the election Of
Hon. 7 G Powers ~ United states sen
aior. Powers IL wealthy merchant, and
Was the late candidate for governor on the
Republican ticket. bat xAs defeated by
Teks8@
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sr1Na TmE sueAn Tnusr.
An Action TO Procure It's Summary Dis
solution

ISOLATION.
New YoRK. Jan. 2.-Notice OF action in
the supreme court for the dissolution OF the
sugar trust and asking for the appointment
oi 3 receiver. was aled az Brooklyn late on
Tuesday afternoon by the North River
sugar Refining Company. member OF
the truss, through Henry Wiathrop Gray,
the receiver. says the partnership trust
was entered into on August l, 1857. The
APPOINTMENT of receiver Is asked for 20
take possession of 81 the property OF the
trust Many millions are involved
The court Is asked to restrain defendants
from isspos;nT Of any Of the property Of
the trust and from paying out any further
noney or otherwise dispo-tDg OF the assets.
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A HuBBKR TRUsT.
Prfces 90 ne Regulated by British Syn
dseate.

TnFxrov. n j., Jan. 2.~-It = stated that
negotiations Mnich have been ia progress
for some time with = yisw 60 the establish
rnent Of a rubber trust are about COM
psetsd British capitalists, Il Is said, are
10 take an interest amounting 20 $500 90
and push the stock in England and sect
land. While the identity oi tie capitalists
i not disclosed they are belieyed % re the
same who bought ap nnmber Of AMER
ican breNeries recently.
The trust via rot take The acsaal maa.
Aeesnent of the properties, but viii dictate
4 poiicy of unity Of action in kA business
sse2i5nRs
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PHpcoTT A. T.. Jas. 2.--J@Enss Lss has
been brought in iFota Apache eoanty
where he was arrested ~ the sheriff Vt thAs
counfy for stage robbery. Ire = noied
desperate hoaa seveFaI sheriff. have beer
trg5fg - seeafe Tor : I0ar sIne.
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MRS. soUTHwoRrH DYING.
The slayer OF Pettas said to BE Danger.
ously Iii.

ousIy III.
NEW YosK, Jan. "A writ of habeas
corpus Was secured today from the su-
prsme court by Mrs Mary Martin, mother
OF Hannah B. Southworth, who recently
killed Stephen b. Pettus. The writ re-
quired production in court OF the appli-
cant's unfortunate daughter. The writ
was procured in an effort TO have Mrs.
Southworth removed to a hospital.
Mrs. Martin says her daughter Is AZ
fiicted BY complication of diseases. aud
is slowly dying.
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JoLlEr. III, Jan. John A. Bauereisen,
the lynamster, was released from the pen
itsutiarv today on pardon from Governor
FlfeY. His companion. Frederick, who
was sentenced for ore year. vii be oEt n
April
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WRECK IN ARKANSAS.
An Engineer killed and Several Passea-
gers Injured.

LfTTLE Rock. Ark. Jan. "a passenger
train was wrecked last night at Wahbaxees,
fifteen miles north Of Pine Bluff, on the
Cotton Belt road. Engineer Apperson was
killed and several passengers were injured.
Three coaches, tbs baggage car and engine
were thrown down . twenty-foot hank.
The wires are down. and there is no further
information.
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wlt1asxs, Czl Jsn. aE D. Astheson.
who was sh0s 10 asasonu heFe ssstsrsiag By
Joseph Casey. died isis morning. shs
eosoner's Jury today chafgrd Casey vith
wfsfal fuaFGer
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Ar ola Ftrsn Axmixns.

BE1rxgosrx, Pa. Jan 2.-The iron frm
Of Curfsss 4 Co, os Reading, u this coansy.
has assigned. The liabilities are aAons
Ssgo 0ca. The works we're established about
fSsu
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SAs FKAscaseo. jan 2-i Mixe Wallace
ssAsv ssnlefea decis0a ustAsning Tire
validity . ri aes Of the leessaga E esfsb-
listing ths oEsce Of sppftme cours e1na-
,.st.akfsfefa
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s.x DsKso. Jan. 2-The Aszs sEaia IN
sexsa d4ys from Los Angeles axrved this
usnrning The bgSzgs Al Eiysers has bern
repaired and trains plI ran Esgxlaliy alter
tcnaoTrsw.
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NarAsoEs $50 eowMEs.
More rraaasle In Sew M@xies Over Rang
anm Cattle.

Drsvxn. Ccg.. 3Aa. "a special from
ssuta Fs SAYS that IN Southern san Iuan
coanty en- sanday : NAEejo Iadlaa was ae-
rasea Is Cox BE0a- 81 klliing Essir eAisse-
The IFsalzn cred upoa tbs party. Mhea ,
r.ssse II TN whiIes ore4sssKe1 an3 p4rssisa
he band of Irsdsans. who nsei into sheir
uursness fr0n ambnAh. Eoue affy shots
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WASHINGTON rosTMAsTERs.
several CIaEena selected 20 Serve on,
@s4xap2

@sAt1fsNs
wAsHTxeTas CtrY. jar. The follow-
fnx pe.s3mAsseFs hare h%en Appointed II
a NAshiagtous Ms. Eln0va Nshef. Bar
City. CAeA2Iis esaniys A :. Fasqaharson,
Hot SprsnSs ksg eoantv: A. Prenwuter.
Pgos~es. Ysksaae eouatv: = T. Dixon.
gigzrsa. Co.arslha& eouaty :. aacks PyShl,
CAal1znl caHntw
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PAYNE's SUCCESSOR.
he Ohio Candidates Agreed Upon an

The Ohio Candidates Agreed Upon an
Armed Truce.
COLUMBUS. o., Jan. 2-The senatorial
contest is pretty much at a standstill today
as aIi candidates have agreed not to pres.
their claims before members until the Sem
been held.
Brice and Thomas claim they are taking
no hand in the speakership contest. but
the impression prevails that the friends OF
both are making use of ell their influence
TO secure the election of reliable friend.
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Burrx. Jan. 2--Snperiutsnaent Ccneh
today eonapasted the purchase for The kos-
ton and Montana Company Of The Badger
state usne. fr this district. FER 5000.
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PHIIAsELsasA. Ia. JAn. 2--Hon. George
II. BAKER. ex-nainisses - Turkey aEd
Russia. died a8 his residesice here tbs
rnQgning.
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SHOT AS A BURGLAR.
An Old Man Killed for MIsfakiRg His
Door in the Dark.

Door IN The Dark
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2-Edward Sherman, q
macainist, was awakened early this morn
ing BY the sound Of someone working at
the lock Of the door OF his room. Thinking
il WAS a burglar. he fired through the panel
and upon opening the deor found he had
moTtally shot w. L. Philips, a real estate
agent, eyed IS. who occupied an adjoining
room and had gone 20 Sherman's door by
mistake
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WAsHISsros CTTr. Jan. IA postofice
was today established At Columbia City,
Ore, With Moses MeCrew as postmaster.
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- 3s1sYTTH r. g. KILBOUREE
: - JAMES LFDDY.
/ H. GRIFFITH &CO
No. l,2l2 Second St.
GREEN LAKE /!
KiIbourne's Division OF Green
Lake Addition.

= hare decided 20 place npon ste rnsrke
Easssatlal trAet Of aishty aeres. consisting
i - boeks
hAhish. dry aad slightly. and for beauty
sssson Il eannoi b exceiled by any other spo
slbt ssssnI.y oI Seattle.
ahhsleSe proximity 20 the coming Elsetrlc
Enes llas. shloh makes Il extremely desirable.
aasssair saues' throw os Woodland PARK.
aesedsokz the placid waters OF Green Lake.
slnFtothe great demand for this class os
anpfy i view ot The contemplated Improve.
fsaB between now ard ne.t spriug, onIy =
anitsd nanheF Of blocks viii he sold At present
ssstsl only By the block a. prices ranging
hm sa 70 f2.ooo psr block. according 10 loea-
-. spon easy terms
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MorST CkgMKI, Pa Jan 1--lossg gFess-
uan seons ooitiesy - Kasaasd ofeFAtAofss
tossay. throwing oug 90 Esfn.
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delicious PROM Ia GRIPPE.
The Epidemic Causes a Woman to Com
NIT Suicfae.

NEW YaRK. Jan. Ellen Carroll, 3s
years old. and the mother Of four children.
flung herself from thsro.story window
this morning while aelirious from violent
attack OF Ia grippe and was instantly
ai4tas4
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WAsHiseToS CFrr. Ian. s.-commanaer
Wm. sparr Dana. e. s. N, is dead OF
pneumonia
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EzeAzsioa tsekess % al pPsnts - kasgE1 50
EnR &is4 sass1 As asshvEa f&t4aE tx&e& cA1e@
Va 81 S1coaa stress. Eossaa bsoek-
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THK rEAsuT yEvDKR's LOVE.
ne shoots A Girl neeauas she Deserts
H3ss.

SAY FKANcase0. Jan. 2 --NAteo Desanti.
sn Italian frgit Vendss, early this morning
attempted 10 murder Rosa MedicA because
she refused 10 Tvs with him any longer.
He fired ~ her with rsyolvsg. bus she
turned saddenly and TIE bullet passed
throush bsr arm, breaking the bone.
Desantl escaped ard has not been cap
kufca up 60 a iase hour.
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we're exchanged One ef the Navaioes Was
Killed, bat the eowmen were compelled 90
rstreat atixens fear th.s an encounter
NAV lead 10 more serious results.
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AN AMERICAN sHor.
The Mexiean Government Punish TraIu
kahber.

WAsHgSeTox CRY, Jan. 2-The state
department has been officially informed ny
tee Inise1 States u1iassteF 20 Mexaeo, OF
the execution al tiaaymas. Mexico. on De-
cembeF 8. If j. J.. Taylor, 81 TalAoar, who
rohaed 8 Soaora rAiiNay tram near the
Arizena frontier n May. isss. killing Cen
eiuctoE Atkinson and Fireman Forces.
The execution Wss By shooting.
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rHK NArIoN.s RooKs.
Sfaseuaens showIng EsssEnsIe Sara stansss
FaaAne nesAf8y.

wAsaEssrog. Jan. 2-A pnsiie statement
= 5S>nel toasg gr.ng ia.osmattea - .
ahe conditions of sAa interest," -h@zrinE debt !:
prsucspas. Ss2. ~ So; lnterezs. 81 as>s AZ !
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vERDrs "oTHELLo."

Magnificent Production of she Masters
New Opera.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2.-Verdi's opera. "0thello.
was produced tonight for the first time in
America at the Auditorium. The stage
setting was magnificent TO degree rarely
equaled. The production Of this opera has
been postponed twice on account OF the ILL
ness of the great tenor Tanagno. but he
was on hand tonight. having finally tri-
ulnphea In bis struggle with la grippe.
Madame Alhani appeared as Desdemonia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-03
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-01

CAPT. w. A. ABBETT, who has
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Brokers, Des Moins, Iowa, and is
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