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The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30

How woman Hobbeo we Areesury'
During the incum bsncy Of the Office Of
United Stntes treasurer BY Mr. Hyatt OF
Connecticut n woman employed In the re-
demptioD division was discovered In .
very Ingenious scheme for making for
tune at the expense Of the United States.
Az IL we'll known, the department re-
deems ut full face value any portion Of
bill, provided no more than one-third Is
missing. This woman would take pack
age Of e20 bills, say, and would tear .
fraction, perhaps three. q Iartsrs Of an inch
long, from one Of them. She would 80
crete this portion and In short time
would take another bill Of like denomina-
ton and tear OF piece twice as long,
substituting the smaller piece from the
first bill so as to bring the note up to the
limit Of length required. Proceeding In
this way, she would in course of a few
hours secure for herself one extra bill.
Just how much the woman stole was
never ascertained, but she succeeded in
saving enough money out Of q salary Of
5000 year to build beautiful house In
sem shiona BILE quarter Of the city and to
supply herself with valuable brio-a brac
and even horse and carriage. 1t was the
fact that she generally drove to the depart
ment every morning in this vehicle that
attracted attention to her mode Of living
and eventually led to the discovery Of her
method of population. She was indicted
by the grand jury, but was never tried, as
she died from cancer before the day set for
trial.
The amount of money which this thrifty
"oouptess" secured was estimated at all
the way from s1o, 900 to $50, 900, but there
is absolutely no means Of discovering just
how much sne did secure from her dishon-
est practices. -Rocbester Post-Express.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
KEN Long and His Physicians.

There used to be related II curious anec
dote of old KEN Long, emperor OF China
lie was inquiring of Sir George Staunton
the manner in which physicians were paid
In England. When after some difficulty
his majesty was made to comprehend the
system, he exclaimed;
lis any man well in England that can
afford TO be illi Now will inform you, +"
said he, ''how / manage my physicians.
l have four, to whom the care OF my
health is committed. A weekly salary is
allowed them. but the moment am i'll
the salary stops till / am well again. II
ueed not inform you that my illnesses are
Usually short. "-Harper's Round Table,
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is al least one dreaded disease
that science has been able TO cure In all Its
Cure Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being consttu-
tional disease. reduires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving he patient
strength by building up the constitution and
prietors have SO much faith IN its curative
powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars
Tor amy case that il falls TO cure. Send for list
OF testimonials.
: Address. +. j. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo, o.
SOLD by druggists. 7je.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
Helping Out the Legitimate.

"Our folks is early retirers. Yes, sir.
We never had no luck at our opry house
with five ack plays, not until las year.
Then a comply come up from Moo York
and played Hamlet. Our managers a
cute one. He knew he couldn't hold the
people to the end Of the play without some
thin additional attractive. What do you
s'pose he didf"
"Give 1t up"
He put on . pie eatin contest right
after the fencin scene In the lest ack. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
IN OLDEN TIMES.

People overlooked the Importance of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
that it is generally known that Syrup of
Figs will permanently overcome habitual
consti patton, we'll informed people will
not buy other laxatives, which act for a
time, but finally injure the system. Buy
the genuine, made by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
SKATING RECORD BROKEN.

Montreal, january IS John 5. John
son broke the worlds skating record for
"A mile here today. he race took place
at the Montreal Amateur associations
open air rink. which is four laps to the
mile. johnson was paced by Harley
Davidson, W. Thomson and G. G. Lement.
The start was flying one and johnson
only came on with speed in the last lap.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
REV. MR.. LEFFINGwELL RESIGNS.

Bar Harbor. No, January s8.-Rev. g.
r. LeIfingwell. rector Of st. Savior's
Episcopal church for the last twenty years
has resigned and will leave next week for
the South with Mrs. Leffingwell. whose
failing health has made the change
necessary. Mr.. Leffingwell came to bar
Harbor in 1871 from Gardiner, Me where
he had succeeded Bishop Burgess as rec.
tor of Christ church. The Rev. william
o. Eaker. son of Rev. Alfred h. Baker
Of Princeton, n. j., who for the last two
years has been curate, will succeed Mr.
Leffin 1weli as rector of st. Savior's.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
oUAY's TRIAL BEGINS FEB. 80

Philadelphia, January e. The District
Attorney today notified counsel for
United States Senator Quay, his son
Richard Quay and ex-State Treasurer
Hayward that he has fixed Monday.
February 20. as the date for the trial of
the three defendants on the charge of con-
spiracy In the misuse of the money of
the state on deposit in the Peoples bank.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
OLD ELLIS SONS,

New York, January sS. old Eli's team
of hockey players from Yale university
proved too much for the University Of
Pennsy lvania team in the ST. Nicholas
skating rink tonight Before good
sized crowd the wearers of the blue scored
four times to once for the Quakers.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
TO SUCCEED MR. DINGLEY.

Washington. January 2s-Representa'
tive So~eno Payne of New York has been
appointed member of the Canadian
commission to I'LL the vacancy caused by
the death of MIR. Dingley.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
s3s, 900 FOR A SEAT.

New York, January 2S-Tne sale OF n
seat on the stock exchange for saS, 600
was reported in Wall street today. This
beats the record.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30

It's folly to suffer from that horrible
plague of the night, itching piles,
Doans Ointment cures quickly and per-
manently. AT any drug store 80 cents.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
MoNTAN AS SENATOR.
Clark, Democrat, Elected After
Seventeen Ballsts.

Helena, Mont, January 2S.-On the
18th ballot taken today the Montana leg
islature elected william Clarke, Demo-
crat of Butte, u. s. senator. TO succ~ed
Hon. Lee Mantle. The vote was "a for
Clarke, for Conrad, 81; for Marshall, 4;
scattering, L. Eleven Republicans voted
for Clarke. The election Of Clarke was
made certain when the grand jury, which
Investigated the sensational charges
made by State Senator Whitehead, re-
ported that II had heard no evidence on
which to found an Indictment for illegal
use of money, thus indicating Mr..
Clarke.
Mr.. Clarke Is the largest individual
owner Of copper mines and shelters In
the world, his principal properties being
in Butte, Mont, and jerome. Ariz. He
has extensive beet sugar interests In
California and q large copper wire works
at Elixabethport,N N. J. He has . planta.
ton Of SO, 0o0 acres in Mexico devoted TO
growing coffee, tee, tobacco and rubber
HI, net inoome for 1893 was not fur from
$40, 900. 600.
IN CALIFORNIA.
Sacramento, Gala, January % To-day
Chairman Cosper of the investigation
committee filed q supplementary report
setting forth that Howard X. Wright had
promised to vote for Robert A. Bulla
for United States senator In the event
of wright's election to the assembly, over
year ago. Tho report OF the committee
30 n NiaI
order. II went over until Monday, how
ever when both reports will DO oonsid-
cred.
Today just before the vote for senator
was taken. thei majority, IL not all, the
members who were voting for U. 5.
Grant, Jr, received the following tele-
gram from his mother, Julia ID. Grant.
In Washington: ~ thank you for your
loyal support Of my son, Ulysses $. Grant. !"
One ballot was taken. There was no
choice
FOUR BALLOTS IN UTAH.
Salt Lake, Utah. January 2s.-Four
ballots were taken for Unitsd States sen
ator today without change excepting that
the Republicans voted for Mccarthy.
The last vote was: King, Democrat. IA;
McCune, Democrat, ~; Cannon, 4; Nc
Carthy, Republican, /; absent, I.
ONE IN WASHINGTON.
Olympia. Wash, January 2S-ons
ballot for United States senator was
taken today as follows: Foster, "a; Will
son, 26; Hume. 49,; Ankeny. ID; Lewis.
| 81; Bridges, /.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
"HYOMEI"


thus enabling this
baci which Catarrhal Deafness Asthma
n
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30

the members recsiving medals were cate
chissd upon different subjects and each
made to perform some speciality.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
FOUR BALLOTS IN UTAH.
ONE IN WASHINGTON.

Olympia. Wash, January 2S.-One
ballot for United States senator was
taken today as follows: Foster, "a; Will
son. 20. Hume. 10; Ankeny. ID; Lewis.
81; Bridges |.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
IT CURES BY INHALATION.

method of treating these diseases ever
endorsed Medical Profession.
remedy carried all parts of the head throat and lungs by
the
REFUNDED If IT FAILS TO RELIEVE
"Hyomet' inhaler OUTFIT 81 90 Extra Bot,
Balm, n wonderful healer csc.
Can be druggist Once, by mai Pamph
c of "HyOmei"
Mailed FREE
DYsPE STA CURE, the guaranteed remedy for
by NATL soc Folder mailed o"
THE r. T. BOOTH Co ISL STREET,
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
A Lesson in
Physiology.
Every one Should learn--It Shows the Only Meth.
Cd by Which Diseases Of the Respiratory Or
gans Can be Reached and Cured.
Earaehsau
Tube.

me.
Closed by irritaG
ing Sprays, Douch4
Atom l Sers ana
Vapon. causing
Deafness.
Dry air only can
enter the Bronchial
Tubes and Lungs.
Through 1t along
can Disc ases Oh
ID csc Organs b
reached and cured
LUNG.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-30
PLAYED JOKES ON DEPEw.

The swearing in of Chauncey NJ.
Depew furnished another phase OF
gridiron roast that was appreciated by
everybody present and by no one more
than MIR. Depew himself, A member OF
the club personating Senator Platt in
sisted on Mr.. Depew's heing sworn in
and representation Of large book
labelled "DepeW's Jokes" stalksd In and
after some objections and debate the oath
of Office was administered and the book
was directed to be conducted to the Sen
ate restaurant A little later 1t was In
sisted that the proceedings were irregular
and that the other part of Mr. Depew
should have something to say and this
was agreed upon. curtain was swept
aside and "a phonogr aph in full view
began to grind out some OF Mr.. Depew's
stories
The corferring of ten year medals af-
forded another opportunity for sharp fun.
but In this instance the members Of the
club were put upon the gridiron. civil
service examination was instituted and
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-01-27

AccSrreSpaN.sssaeeissbesiqsg p@pSlskssd
inttse FlingcsoAut tteesstOssstod 'HresS5h
Hee3iiag uwurd Hnsissj@eas' - AMIR,
J1S5esau hszswttteau too thatt napssr too
eeattttSdt0tt0 01&suleee@ttjya al sspa,eaSt
we&dtoNttOtt hissWoGytoo napb&5yyiHsstt
84eatt Bsiitii&, AesaalD0v IIwesstIjsstfcsr
se1ase YEARS se5l00dl uHarf$s II wass
theau kit&selfbSrbeang am Hn4disAmRni
after Iwr&s transferred too al ssaV0blin
HnadAlet. Nsissee Il Iws l5,tkse, for hsatug
"a EreaaiinGN. QoSanseNtt iSs punS&ees
sgrsy--IlQaa,lm nn,h
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-01-27
.pi,tms 4ain, llllia B,dImmss

III ttiu pr1fhssiuaiI Ftluui at 0liniss
MmimE, tile 1liusttrb naWtlb STATUES
ttinh 4piiinrS liuNe nmw tn slim ffur ttie'
Dniuttu 1ff ttim hmlhms wtiiuih ara ussen
I'm 4Gianttiim ami military raAHalwiiu,s
The IpiiieIig arn g;Tnlugtl In duEems bH-
hIra "a raai., wtiiulh witthllruv4 tile dtilt
cattn tiirmuitB one saiithr Gam giNg q
tairanIf tHium ttventT tn f1uIfW wrrtH IN
length altm wtiiuin nmnmnnunus III IL
raleaHg,i. nlla tiiraalth ara Uff pihiiiHi
nuu.. anIu ara waHnmb tn rmnuug ttle
sttuRw #IIrfgnH lGEelr. Hlaitt ttlraais
nuvqs tiD ne uunBnpi. uiH resulting thEs
mira IS much liliifnr ,tlam ordinary silk
qtf taie 4anu DuiR., anu Struil. Gmrts fYT
military BailbGna uam nm dDIhrt ha Gil'
tilnesll IN ttiiH why
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-01-27
Dn unrrinsz Pinos,, o1f business.

Dr uaIrrn Canu bse Co5aSi,edd at 2sa5
Morrison sStrest Beatl3uoa fru0lu ITO TOO IL
p TOO 81; n too S. Hte trrStSs ALL c@rrtbta
c5gyuMieg apt,ee au5d nSttuaea Diseases. with
s}fettiGa,ly aaasd ssAtn,i;5GC nassieai trrStt-
rnsssts sS,g5ll ass Elgge HtigtaInsatssso AsShusa
Gc@s0npat3su, ClaIGrrfl9 Dyss'a D>s3l mad
gEestt1,l iSEutriIa aat6,Veet1usess Q9sat
pgeEs, Sexual Diseases, u2sst AAGpuQ@aJ NAp.-
l3Ii3a Urinary rrpo,uijes, R,l3ss our AMY
oItseFrC rCtirteuite disease LOW charges with
intteernsUtl Oafaill co5nthradd with rtlee bseS
mediaei s3itill A fritfndIy ttih, uaaay sshr,
vo',r tt0NssroJse 0ff dollars 0Sr ysrps os s''t-
feTftsap alru patfsGpSs yyaNrr ligee Noi,ua-
ruittatit-2le6 oEr Odd rngsu ssste1fna frpslNttsg
effects of fcdlltes aasd eacessSss rte$oSrad 70
peefeett hsaitt3 nldlt1QGod aC.d VE1pay EioS1
visitor sSesu pYrfv.te}lS aased all codrtn,s't'
cctt41lSs rFgettVad in ss.vrred ccNiWGtsVes
QNItatttoovyu p3dits9,ss CEN write tosT qnlsss
tto1u bAarlNsz angd cdtrt,iRrss free BY THAI
rnsan$s many may 1ee ss,lyed thse eaope&'sS
of "a yrfD O. He6tianaG
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4, p,r,ni,r offHiailt,,ing,

atroea uff lightning Enss hasan ttie
-a,,a al an alstnmrHnAr% artdianpQau,.
" \ 'Tagr,arw lin WHturm. nlie llgttt.
y ..,,r qtrnnB, am dlT pna traa wiiimh
Ins le,,ar ia summit df "a hill, ann ttie
Drr r,ar al tie prop@tw mtitraeh ttie tsas
Brv,r Wfiam tti@ wm5smmn dagan
- y #n NJ ttin uNda ttiay unGartti@t a
nniffogntt ElruASam paH@ Ut om
-iss'pH % al 81 4paoims muh s,pp0rtmH by
s',,, s,r iiiinmans4 piilhrs. All armnb tia
,.a,m vma lmgn mnrdiH tthithss, ami
,garq riimn wmn urnSs pihuatIim niu!iaes
rITa un.uum negrnp6is mmaslr@u 81
s,aT IN Itnl.t3n ami 40 ihatt in wiittsh
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-01-27
#I0rs7E IN w#nGTH #IE HAAS GINEM

ciatnsH ara SiD enrttrav unfamiliar ttU mg
nuv ttiutt ii wmlilil dae llEe beginning life
anew n 1uUe heem branded as N lbnan
wtmm all my ffhlnv hahgs liuEVe Iiesn
wIrilustl tn Siium My mmu Luss hHGgnnU
u DUwmYi. my alleged aftluttm slo we'll
gnuw tiintt II wmlilil liH iinnussihiB tu
mlittwIrn amuInintunues angw Iff o
were given my wllbgrtW u wmrltl 1te with
mltt hume, wtttimIrt f1rbnltH amb unailih
tn RmIrr annibNnmlt. IEt is hBsFtt ttiafj
Z stay wtiHlH q am unttllmWanI Gumess'.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-01-27
rtvv 4,rug,vss PomYp Iga,sIs

Ap0wytbar Ito tise s5isttean intUU ttiee sSi0Ses,
iSsSasSGny yrtlrr teest ttGal ssVydltiG neir-
vouss emit uncomfortable If yrdu liGBaa
ssnarttng ft@st on ttgfitt s5iNses trsy AltGiss
Rc0st .lGsse. Tttrpeyss anSG O0nni6rtsi nlaseeE
Nsaktuggeasssy Gt,re2ssycnlbfrEmstLssN
feet. hiiSSerrs an,d oadlbnss spGtss Relieves
ugrnss sssn,tl dNniunss0tf aillnSamantilssao@gr
tt.iin ouree ffur QlnhiAinsS 9jyazttila damp
urffussestttea. W6hGyad adUaTttnrtgytt
sanltlte@simmiaiss ntpy II te1,tggy SsdtdtiN
ailldtrlrarSSsssnlusstu usstuGGttruettn1.- .-SSc. DttEi
sseet. .l0cIoyv N "
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-01-27

I'm YCa,Esu. can#a1e.r TN Uiig caI,H az Jlle
arrsiGririns dt uilg Dum4tmlHa3 anu d
Rqrrs,p WIS araurHt 1lr his #i-llH iastilllle'
Sirr1ut-4u in rilr uanuai dii u nHlrHttftll
ff4iiH 1la nparust building uD III 0HillG
rIn4 bnl,n Of die DGuriimlHa. u MIN nllii'
uvuv. wirn % big BHrg rTum r1lG 1illiill;
NINA qfF whirir aanHist9 ut1 u mute d'nllil'
ar qitl 4rawa.. amt a u'aug'r inrip wlill
niH mulH Ira dumped MIltgSd1l LII
seven lung Eaarg nus llMat i-'lle!'
Fed s-urn "A rruugih.
S,rre rlie f.ur AnImegm ruuit M liH
,T,,f4 i,1 1n.H house nU dttigr 1lllnul
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,uv,e,vr,rr.rs sIs1raufu,tt tsJ EaaI,ss s.s,I.

uH is ganaIrIilN aiuumsWtI ttlGtt ttin tHne--
writing mnGlihu ~ Iuiiu n mmthrm lnf-
vuufium nuu ttinna 81 a nsG,uru IN tile
grqniwas ID taiH Dnlalkih pntHntt mfire
grr uT1lg Of an application aur a nnunn
faIr, such a munninm Hzarti@ nAD Naans'
n,-rr ttia ilrm utt Bam ~. W'tgilt aunilmb
Hr. q #nilnr gram Int rthe uulstmln.
,4nn 1ti rlieiif munlhg aifntRsh a 1nsis
riu7 enn1imH a Nlr. 0hnn1mr az Wui-
oastar tn Improve din sNstmn. III ttih
vau-r tgyJ1 a nrgnnlman nnlnmt Hulmll
gBr.Itne,r N Mngilsir lnranr hn1 a very
.1ranluusIg gmGmwe,h wriisng naniiima
w6,e,r was 4huv1 IN ttln siieitt githlir
t4on 1e -iie 4a.nm vaar uni G,aatmb NJ
/ 3nulI ianEat1uin
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n,einr has crusHaI r-f dlL'tsii'i'l' - -,,I,
ri,,. prrlwaF 5llnu fIrineriE riln o8 me
g,,or au4 dsiBuDuearg,l trgm lniif On ui''i''
-, - ma o,nr mas gone l1silitH 11e nalua.
1Irr,., NM. lt.apers, who cll'rE Jila D'ilu un
s,.nr ,ng dumped IN inrD tiG 1iiulsh
T,tt harrHe Is dissgih1an triei1' 1lia s'1i'''' @
1-,rI,-1,l IN rruyvs nilrI anll uie iin'l-n l'a'i
1,- ri,p flnd aG rle 4raDs Ifii'ilns 11p uii
,,-,il, - d,pu #IraipI dur irrf bHnriias ~
s.s. ~, r,It.rr qf wlI,ui1g 10 hian HWiH'
- s,,nnr 1,,or WIS newer duGn. WHEN
scr ria uI-a,raI DUGr hut d'iaiisdu .,.l ~
s.,sJt rit,. fresh alr 1f wan1 dln o8 Ile
.,,ar G,or whlrh lH rgraieii bB 1iiit
sl.rh srsuR G1 tile taW df wliah lA
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-01-27

W n tsI6 very 1iudil s'so"'N
tct VIII ahI,s t0 0Gc1nrs;trIY all my OWL
w1rt Tcnuhis1ur,s,! the use 6f c'i1' rii's-4-
cine. md feel ttsil5 Z owe my r'.'i'oVsI'l' O''
T2,E 1cpnmot tIisplItY 1uerouEii for Yaur
ADVICE and FDrIu worraer1JII nle'--c'll's'.
Any cue G,urhti1I;F my s5steTa'silO nl'bF
wra14 t1 me and Will EiaAtlF answer
ali l1guirissa. Mrs. NELL, HGa.s'us De'slp-
wIdsr,, Mo-
Let1erx Like the s9reg1iasEr e'r''
s1rralT being rsrsiivsra, enutriburte nc1
a .5ddIs ul9 the sa5i,ss.sc5fnu felt by Mrs.
PInIthanu that her rIsr5iGills and e'3rii'''sI
ars a.iiliIs5f1zg women to bear tiieslr a'siI' y
tUrIsrR.
Mrs. Pfr-ltharr aC dress ls L VIM, Ai l'iia
A-l suffering women are riVl0s'1 fal. "'
VIRTUE tr9 her far advice, which Will Hs
TTrsr without Charge. Do IA an e1
perieuc,s1s vvoulans = advice t1vou1en-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-01-27

-1-fIls1isfNIi'. IhttllI NIilll}S WIFI
sMmpu-tlw f2n, t1e Dnrhnrniss ttaatinmu
1f DruNf'Is AMI Ills ishnrim an DHvil's
lBnlul tlmrg las lusn Within a ftev
miles III FhlntGiuhim a human Inning
ieuriwmt III His ibmtyv. III aasHiRrtm
with his thlulv men,, u,garn.u llkgu will
Denst. AMI 1urimt III u living JmniG
In al tilnsg YEARS lie 1us nun tmluiiustl
tllu lullt uf n human being nm iinart
q vuiua 4gHn ttlrr uGaisimuil Iilmlt1 uft Ctlu
pgrsgn nuHsing Ills nr'sGm AS n Ggmr-
#mluunGa uf his isuiHlium he llua gryUvnl
tn 1H muni ~ u R,ywgH ttium a human
lHinic
AllterHn. wtim Is ahmlr +iD veaIrs III
aga. il q mgululiu Far wears he was
emuiuUe.t IN Rlnnili s. 4inuTaIrt. 40 llluS-
uar Almu seven YEARS IgIn lu waa
U;ilian ill IN lis 1mrting 1mIsa with a
peGIiiur muimiE wiiiuil t-lG atrglItanr
DnNgiuiuI WIS N u luHH I'd dtiugmsig
AluuiGr lily#Giun vas Gailtat H. wiim
IN uIru summoned WtlurS anu aftrT i
gansIita1mn pronounced anderson a
IeDgr UlG authorities wer,n nur1iiutt
alli iInmmtiu-a #Eals ra!iam rmpihug hin
in solitary confinement, 4tH waH takel
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DisSiimrr,fnlsg Bcsrrs su,U ubssinres,
LInrrsa.

Deg parrr:g;: Sssva1yvaTss aacoycsl ttea1--
eed ruse tosr d53ehaCr3tr4e ears AMID d9a6f
Caess 08fl15 years ss0ag55crss III vguss -osta,i1
5aaat Yoaal c,1gedl rsase i'm IA s5Q6t ltease i
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sarngI fn intnmm mr assimNm
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a. 4tatuao Of tlie nmmJ wdimstt, OLE
Bull dassngat by Bhrn SinIings, al
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in ltess than o&,qe rrqo2,tg BsseFr ANY oasst
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wrstn III Dubv,n .

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Latte Aussrniinma,ttJuas rnGsTtt a wiilh
"russii" tn ttim nav dinmm,U mines
iisSnarasH att Nulilmn@, in tti@ Nnntsi,-
wasSnGn pMrtt uii Western Ansrniim.
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nina aras nun rmds oif m@ s!n'H m
anmsian Uerr ttin Hirmesef hot5vason
Hfanua and Spain, Init md@ ttiree oii
ttiessp ara nassssiib iunl Garningass.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-01-27

Niphulsaiiuitiao il otmpib wtsimittia nttt-
tibdffttiaffmuus,I IessSr Annre Wllts'esy. III
ils 81 purra and wiim6sSuna stinIuent Ir7s''-
mmmiiesH in all pii&amials. 1hnu l"-
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