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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-13

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
A Peaked Affair.

The Peak Sisters appeared at the Mac
cabee hall last evening under the auspic.
90 Of Manzinlta Circle, w. OF w, and
we're given 6ne reception. Preceding
their advent song was heard on Wo
mans Rights, besuliful pantomime
presented by Mrs. MastoD, recitation
by Miss orsh harknsss and a vocal
solo BY Miss Orpha Brown. The
Peak Sisters fresh from the hills OF
Alaska looked very lovely In their
peaked caps and tasty costumes, each
with bandbox, and were appreciated ct
once by the audience. The parts were
taken by Miss Lillian Farrell, a splendid
leader, Mines Knox, Van Winkle, Holt.
Nell, and Markhart and Misses Yiereck
Olson, Markhart and Cameron, all OF
whom did exceedingly we'll. Among the
classical things presented by The talent.
ed troup were the" Muffin Man.. ."Wbo
Killed Cock Robin. an erndite recitation
by Mrs. vanWinkle as the Boston girl,
and one by Mrs. Holt on "The Tenden-
cies o! the Times," Poor Old Maid, !" a
lovely comb orchestra, the little pig, IL Q
partAking oi . sumptuoue repast OF can.
dy, "Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party, eel
ection from the "Bohemian Girl" BY
Miss Farrell, and Mothers favorite air
Down on the Alaska River" The Sic
ters departed amid loud pIaudits. Re.
ireehments and sociabilily closed the
pleasant entertain nsent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
TUESDAY. T '
Shedd Notes.

Feb. ii.
Mr. and Mrs. T. g. SprengeY celebrpt.
cd their twenty-tifth anniversary or eli.
yer wedding today, by inyiiing few Of
their friends and relatives 10 to take
dinner with them. After dinner all
Ioined In singing number OF beautiful
songs. come o. which were sung twenty
i've years ago when this couple we're
united by marriage. Rev. Corner read
chapter from the scriptures and offered
prayer, alter which, the guests departed
TO their homes. Some oil the young folks
on seeing the preacher leave, and have
been expecting one OF the girls 10 get
married any time, got their cana and
pans ready and cbarivaried the family.
Alter enjoying lhemselvta with the nolse
awhile they were invited In TO partake Of
the evening lunch. Thee present at
the dinner were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. b.
spFenger and family, MF. and Mrs. II.
b. spre lgeF and family, Mr.. and MIS-.
w. ]. Fisher. and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
n. b sprengeF and family, Mrs. j. W.
Ellison and Claude Ellison and Rev.
Corner aud FANNY.
A cdbweb party was given at the home
Of Frank Porter Friday evening, Feb. ID.
The plays coHan6enccd By ansiIidiug tue
cobweb 70 get o partner. Several inter-
esling plays we're plaged and con. eet Of
cracker eating was had which was best
OF all.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
JURYLIST.

fa4- al.a J. laHal@ ~
Following fs the list Of jurymen drawn
today for the eircuIt couvt which will
meet In the new court house March IL.
Albany--E ThTali, Y Troutmsn, Per.
~ Conn, II d Cusick, Edwin Tryon, Jas
Dickson, r q Powers. pr
Lacomb-E l. Piummer.
Lebanop-W A BARLEY, A P Black.
burn.
Plainvlew Snyder, W d Andrews.
HarF'sbuTg--W II Cunningham George
Afford.
Larwood.-Jas Hassler.
Halaey--J b Ramsey, 8 8 Leeper, Jas
M ryan, A A Potter.
inkstnn-J v FoIlis.
Brownsville--C II Standish.
Hollsy.-G Splawn, CO Rice.
Gates--T Henness.
Sweet Home--A J Mcclure.
Prlce.--C r Glover.
scio--M q Games, J q Griffin,
Org0tFee-Henry Cyrus.
Crswiordsville--John Cocheli.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23

Mr.. A. II. McCulIey has six hens that
are all right. In thirty days they laid
l2OIegga. Whose hens can beat that.
VIM. D. johnson, recently returned
from the sumpter mining district 10 Wis
u his family In Grants Pass, and was
taken down with the smallpox and died
two or three days ago.
The only chance Of your life 70 sec the
Peak sisters at Maccabec hall 8 D. m. to-
night. Sister Keziah, Sophia, Betsy and
Dority greatest star oi Peak Sisters swill
20 there. Come out and hear them.
Admission 10 cts., lunch included.
IL was found necessary to perform
anoi her operation on n. W. White, and
his leg was amputated for the second
time further up near the hip. Mortif-
cation had set In. This case is serious
one for Mr.. White.
A lodge Of Odd Fellows was organised
at Mill City last week, which starts out
with excellent prospects. The new ollie.
crs are " A. Thompson Jast grand,
Ihos. Cockefel N. g., w. II. Rambo v.
H.,J. A. Shaw sec., and A. o. Camp
treasurer. Several members were Initi-
lated and o fine time had.
Icsterdny afternoon at the corner oi
First and Ellsworth streets dispute be-
tween Frank Spaght and Charles Far
rell ended by Spaght attacking Farrell.
A ground fight followed with Farrell on
top, and Spaght's face pretty well COW
cred with blood. Marshal Coates ar
rived on the scene and escorted Mr..
spaght 70 the city Jail. Too much liquor
was evidently the cause Of the trouble.
Charles Wood, 9 Columbia river fish,
erman, suddenly disappeared several
yesTs ago. He was Lost Immediately
alter having sold his interest In can.
merry for 1900, and II was generally
feared that he had been murdered for
his money. II. Winters, q former ac-
quaintancc and friend OF Woods, claims
70 have recently heard from the latter,
and states that Woods is now a majorlin
the Boer Welcome.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
An Unlucky Boat.

Tie Portland Telegram oflast evening,
contained the following chapter on the
Eugepes troubles:
1.-THE steamer City of Eugene was TAX.
en- in charge THE morning by United
States Marshal Houser. Tho boet was
libeled by Isaac GGay ct al, who seek to
collect their wages, amounting In all 10
tlS79.74. Gray acted as puFeeF of the
boat and Captain Smith, the chief and
assittant engineers, steward, cook and
'..sailors" are parties 10 the suit. Lib
elapts pray for q judgment for their
wages and ask that the boat be cold to
iatIsiy their clans. 4
The City of Eugene il owned by q syn.
dicate Of merchants Of Eugene. For
some time past she has been losing mon.
ey. Saturday morning Gray wired for
money, but the owners Jailed to reepond.
She was tied ur TO the Pine-street dock
this morning and Marshal Houser took
charge OF her.
The boat hasshad q streak OF hard luck.
Some time ago she went ON q bar above
Salem during the night. The water fell
and left her high and dry. She stayed
for several weeks there until the water
got high enough to float her. Severa;
months ago she sank above Albany.
She Was repaired at cost OF over $1,000.
II 10 alleged that Gray paid the money
out OF his own pocket, and since has
been unable 10 collect from the owners.
Gray's claim for that amount doee not
appear In the complaint, however.
The boat will probably lbe sold under
The hammer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
iRERlFFSALE

bY plras.. .! an execution aud ordsr of
sac Issued out OF the circUit court of the
state OF Oregon. for the countv Of Linn 10
me duly directed, delivered ana 6a.sS
the 18th day of February. 1900, in a Ger
tain suit In said court wherein S v Own
bay was plaintiff and NJ 6 Brink and Rov.
Brink were defendants, in which said sn;f
the said S V 0wnbey as pisintiff recovarsJ
q judgment against the SAID defendant IN
\ BrinK, on the 10th day of November
1899, for the sum of $4s7 OO with intarsst
theron at III rate Of 10 per cent per arnnn,
from the da'e Of said iudgmen. together
with the costs and disbursements taxed AZ
$40 o. ord rll< sdiu lei 2 aud deer e,n~
that the rra prop rty d. scribed in pla,n.
tins NOR g 'ge and complaint towit:
Block NO Two (2l 10 Biackmane ad IL
tion to the citl of Aibany 10 Linn countv
Oregon. be sod to satisfy said iud ,m.nt
and costs
: And as comm, nded therein will on
Saturday the oath day OF March I901 ~
The hour Of One o'c'ock p. m. Of said da1
1t thu from d, or of the court hopsa - ,hs
,ity nf tlhan Linn county, UreSon ssaI
It rubic auel on, to the highest biider tor
ash III h,nd, subject to redemp ION sc-
orjins I" law. the above described real
stats to sitl'fy sall judgment and ali
,osts. e az
Dated This 10th day of February. 1860
| A MUSKrRs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
An Editorial Jaunt.

A cN wd Of editors and their wIvcs and
daughters and friends mostly a'l but the
editors, passed through Albany saturIa,
night for New 0rleaI 10 attend the An.
nuai National Editorial Association
meeting 10 convene there. They were
Daniel !. Asbury and wife, Reporter,
McAIlnnville.
+. A. Binford. North wee. Pacific Farm.
er, Portland.
Arthur Conklin, Oregon Mining Jour
nal, Grants Pass. f
Miss Rosc d. Mlchell, Daily Chronicle,
The Dallcs.
Miss Myrtle Mitchell, Daily Chronicle,
The Dalles.
Miss AADie oslesby, Daily Register.
Eugene. y
Carl Roe aud wife. ohieitain, Enter.
prise.
WIN q. Steel. Faiive Son Portland.
Miss Evelyn Steel, Medical Sentinel,
Portland.
Albert Tozier, secretary Oregon Press
Association. Portland.
Miss Nellie Tozler, Portland.
Mrs. Isaac Stern, Hebaew News, Port.
land.
Miss Rose Brown, Hebrew News,
Portland.
Mrs. Edyth Weatherred, The Evening
Telegram, Portland.
F. D. Schnebly and daughter, Local.
lxer, EllensburH, Wash.
Mrs. L. Davidson, Cayitol. Ellensburg,
Wash.
=. l.. Alexander, Free Preas. Cheney,
Wash.
Mrs. Nels W. Durham, Spokesman
Review, spokane, Wash,
Miss J. Devis. Press. Kalan a, Wash.
Misc Jennie Moore, Columbia River
Portland.
I. w. Rees, Democratic Times, No.
low. Idaho.
Of the number only very few are act.
ially running newspapers Themselves.
Besides the above Tony Noltncr, b. +.
Alley, Geo. Peasely and A. w. Cheney,
will attend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
BIG MINING SALE.

Mr.. w. d. Lawler, who has been iden,
tiled with the santlam mines Tor sew
oral years, In which he has invested for
himself and others large sums Of money
has boughta group Of mines, at Ely,
White Pine county. Nevada, and will
move there 10 Snperinlend them person.
ally. Mr.. Lawler Will leave this country
with good record. Ho has met his
obligations fully and shown that no Ii q
square man. The White Pine News says
oi the purchase:
During tho past week sale of mining
property In Gold Canyon, district has
been quietly contaminated, surpassinR
IN magnitude any transactions Of the
sort that b's taken place In the county
Tor tho phbt three years, Tho Joanna
group oi \ ii mines located In the above
district has been bonded by the owners,
william Watson OF al, 10 w. u. Law.
ler, representing Oregon capitalists, for
tho sum Of e37 900 Of which very sub
ptantial payment has beep Eade down
The balance 10 10 be made in two INSTALL
ments, Of which the last falls due April
!, 1901. The pui chaseig futher agree to
prospsct the mines TO the depth Of 200
feet by means OF u cross cut tunnel,
which viii bv pushed forward at once.
The mincs we're located only last April,
like 30 many Of tho big DonanzaS, they
were discovered on ground over which
men had walked for twenty five years,
without suspecting the presence OF gold.
The richness Of the rock at once caused
an eYcitkment and large number OF
claims have Since bven located Ia the Vi
clnity.
Ga tho Joanna group there are Ave
distinct parallel veins OF white quartz
varying Ia width from six inches 70
icet, oil carrying free gold visible 10 the
naked eye. A mill test on thirteen tons
OF tie oar yioled coz per ton and car
load recently sent 10 SeIby K Co gave re-
turns Of $40 ton. The yeins. have been
proapected ~ several places 70 a'depth o
iorty ieet without any signs Of pinching
OF diminuition In value. In fact every.
thing indicates that with the advent Of
deep mining bonanza Eivaling the great
Dlamar mine will be developed.
Dir. Iawler, who negotiated the above
sale 10 well and .fayorably known In this
county. having successfully worked and
sold mines Al Ruby Hill district many
years ago. 0l lste.yeare he has been en-
gagged in the development. Of mining pro.
pertics in Oregon for British and French
capitalists. We congratulate the mine
owners Of gold canyon in securing the
attention 10 their properties OF 80 ener
gctir and capable mine manager, who
represents capital 10 push the work.
Should Mr.. Lawler conclude 10 take
charge OF vtfairs there, We assure him
cordial welcome from his many old time
acquaintance and ir ends.
The work OF the development OF the
Santiam mlnea vial also be continued.
Through Mr.. Lawler $500. 900 has been
Invested in these mines and nj Blue Riv-
or and the work will not be stopped.
Dir. Lawlsr has iust returned from
Nevada, and will be here and at Indepen.
tence about two months settling up al.
fairs here b'tors returning 10 take
charge Of the new properties.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
An Afflicted County.

From the Guard.
In 1895 Z took only $50. .6S5.sS to pay
the expenses OF Lane county, while IN
1880 |. took tss, ,52O.0e.
The county in 1896 he'd ID mill levy.
In 1899 Il has 23.5 mill levy.
On Sept. 30. 1895, the Indebtedness ol
Lane county was So, 1908; now il ID
about tli8 900.
Since July /, 1895, the Board has been
soldidly republican. Before then under
. democratic Judge.
Since publication OF the amount OF ar
chitect fees charged for the pans and
specifications Of the Linn county court
house. 5000, numerous taxpayers have
wanted Us to publish what the Lane
county architect. ID. ID. Neer, received
on the court house, and alec Il he charg.
ed commission on the 1880 tower
clock.
Mr.. Neer was paid $3,276.Sl for. his
services. 3 per cent on the cost OF the
building. The clock paid fees the came
as the rest OF the structure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
Prohibition Banquet.

Following is the program itr the pro-
hibition banquet to be held in the W. @,
7. U. kall next Thursday:
II a. m.-Meeting Of Club for election
OF officers. Music by quartet. Prayer.
1880 p. m.-Banquet.
80 y m.-Address OF Welcome by re-
firing president, W. P. Elmore.
40 p. m.- Response by by State
Chairman l. II. Amos. Music by quar-
tet.
900 p. m.--Ten minutes speeches.
Music. IS
Evening session Music. Address by
President IL. L. Boardman, of Nc Mimi
vile college, and l. II !. Amos, cLairn. an
of State Central committe OF che Prohi
bition party. Music by quartet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
A Heavy Fine.

Frank Spaght, who was yes terday sem
fenced to pay a fine Of $50 or 25 days in
jail for being drunk and disorderly and
engaging 10 fight with Charles Farrell,
will probably serve his time, though he
has been given by Recorder Van Winkls
the alternative Of leaving the city. Re-
corder VanWinkle proposes to do justice
in cases Of this character, and certainly
has made good start. Farrell was also
taken before the recorder but the eyi.
dence, showed that Spaghe was the ag-
gressor though coming out on The bot
tom.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
MARRIED.

HACKLEMAN- McKINNoN.--0n Sum
day evening, Feb. IL, 1900, at the res
idence OF the groom 10 Albany, by Rov.
Holmes Of the Christian church, MIR.
A. Hackleman, OF this city and Mrs.
Mary McKinnon OF Waterloo.
The groom Is one OF the founders oi
ALBANY, where he has large interests, and
Is as well one OF the leading stock men OF
Crook county. The bride is the widow
OF William McKinuon and IL an old res
ident OF the county.
The weddipg was attended by relatives
OF the cpn,raeting parties and few
friends and was followed by fine wed
ding repast.
Mr.. and Mrs. HackIemam have the
best wishes OF many.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23

and had difieulty In purnuading her
that there was even q chance that har
eyes were the cause, and now hear hers
Before being fttod with glasses by
Dr. A. T. Roberts, / had q constant.
severe headache, and could not bear a
strong light on my eyes. nv whole
nervous system was overtaxed by tSs
strain made on my eyes in order X, sec.
since wearing the glasses which he fit.
ted, l have had no headaches. nv vIa-
lon by aid OF the glasses Ia apparentIv
perfect; / am no longer troubled with
nerves" and have continually gained
In weight and general health.
MRS. NELLIE Il. MERRY.
Teacher In the Public School. San
Diego, Cal.
The next is a case where the Rentla-
man, DIR. Watts. a most thorough dem
tist, now owning and managing one OF
me nnest suite Of dental Darlors on the
western Coast, had for years been
totally unable because Of nervousness
TO DO any kind Of dental work or other
business. In fact DR.. Watts was total
nervous wreck.
When l asked him IL he had ever
had an expert examination Of his eyes.
he laughed rather sarcasticalIy and
said: II have studied anatomy all NV
life and ! know there Ia nothing wrong
with my eyes. Whyi / can see better
than anyone / ever met" This was
true SO far as vision was concerned,
but he got this good vision at the ex.
pense OF his nervous system and thus
his eyes were his ruin. Hear what he
says after five years:
San Diego, Cal, July %, 1899.
Mr.. A. T. Roberts-Dear Doctor. In
answer to your favor OF recent date.
VIII say that there Is no doubt in INV
plind that the correction Of the astfg.
matism BY the glasses you fitted for
me nearly i've years ago have entirely
cured the nervous disorders which Won
attributed to that cause, and am glad
70 state In addition to the above that
tnere has been marked improvement
In my general health, which retro
grades Immediately upon my leaving
on my glasses. Yours truly,
L. w. WATTS, ID. d. s.
l have In my possession thousands
OF testimonials from persons, who like
the foregoing, thought their cases
hopeless. have not gathered these to-
gether so much for advertising pur-
poses, as to prove to the public that
the eye has much more to do with the
general health than they give 1t credit
for believe that 90 OF every 100
cases OF chronic sick headachs are be-
cause OF a constant strain on the part
OF the person. to overcome some un-
suspected defect OF vision; in fact, have
never yet made an examination of such
a persons eyes, and found them per-
feet
am always glad TO make a FREE
examination, and give clear and sim
pie explanation in plain English. 10
any one interested In the subject.
Respectfully yours,
A. T. ROBERTS.
Scientific Optician.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
Disturbed A Meeting.

"kev. Doug. Hamilton arrived in Al.
bany today with blood In his eyes.
While holding meeting at the Caliavan
school house Sunday John Doe, whose
name will be Rivon when arrested.
smoked pipe, threw rocks at the haT-
anger and declared that Il was public
place and he would do as be please i.
A warrant was issued by Justice Freerk-
sen and constrble vent after man who
will answer tomorros morning for the
offenee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
MONDAY.
By the Christian Church

Arrangements are being made for the
purchase OF tho loo ~ the corner OF
Fouith aud Broadalbin streets, on the
block In front OF the court h.use, for the
erection Of new church, the plans for
which show nice structure u will
probably DO consummatcd. Mr.. l.. o..
Marshall recently bought Of Judge Finn
the adj lining lot north 0i tnc corner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23

DEATH OF FosfRR RussELL = Foster
Russell died at Tucsont Arizona, on ian.
81, OF consumption, at the age Of about
forty.fve yeare. The deceased was a
native OF Linn county, spending his 30,
hood in this city where he received his
education. He was relative OF DR., G.
w. Grey. On account OF contracting the
asthma he was obliged to leave the valley
going to Eastern Oregon and Washington
About year ago he went from near La.
Grande to Tucson, but his condition was
such that hs vas Obliged 20 70 into the
hospital where he graduslv failed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23
Probate Court;
9TH account Gled In estate OF RC Find.

ffobAte Contti
9TH account llod In estate OF RC Find.
Icy.
Let account Gled In estate Of Wilheml-
ma Burmsstsr and Henry Durmester.
Mrs y Irvine was appointed admlnis-
traitor In the estate al II. A. Irvine.
Bonds placed at $4,000. The value OF
the estate 10 estimated at tl6, 900.
Deeds fled,
+ NJ H,nlinc TO JoSophIte schInd-
leF, 30 acres cs........,.......aD 200
Frank Winklcr 10 w y Purdin,
~ hcfeHs I.,......t..t,,,..s. UUU
w II Kirk 10 Alex Kirk, 3 ~ acres,
Brownsville. ....,....,,......... 7h
Mary Ward 10 Emma Kline, l03
acres. .......,.....,... 300
II Bryant 20 y T Carey, 40 acres
near Albany y........,,,........ 200
+ II Marlay 20 Moses Frank IN 4
lots, bl 1913 HIS nd I" Albany. !
Moses Franklin 10 u Il A Bauer. 4
lots bl i2s H's ad ad.....a...... 700
Mortgage for 1900.
Mortgage foi $3.50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-23


WCodmen dance at the Maccatte Hal
tomorrow night.
J. a. Roberts holds the bowling record
on the present alleys, 65.
The democrats and republicans will
ooth meet In Portland on April ~ TO
make nominations for etate officers.
Y. Q. Parker has rented the Fox build.
Ing recently occupied BY G.. B. MiIIoy
ana VIII open O store there, selling gen.
erai me chandise
The burning out OF chimney at the
home OF Mr.. Hayns lasy Saturday even
ing caused damage TO lbe roof OF two
or three dollars, xhlch has been attend
ed 10 ny the insurance company.
Irene encampmens 100 F No ~ was
Instituted in Florence last Tuesday even.
ing oy W. Z. Gillet OF Albany, WHO has
Deen commiss oned as special DEPUTY
grand patriarch for that work. Or. w.
Strange and E. g. d. Holden were pres-
ent and assisssed him-Guard.
Alter big rise in the price az oil he
ioilowing ls not surprising: The rumor
from New York that John d. kockeleIler
Viii soon give another g. 500, 600 10 the
Onicago University really means that he
VA'@ A-~NO 2o01 tAtC OAcT ulAs1H several
years ago OF giving 81 COO. 900 If a ike
sum were raised by Jan. 1900.
The football rage that spent its forca
several months ago, has just struck Her.
ner and few other eastern OREGON
towns with foil force. Hepner and
Pendleton win soon have agame. Pan
McAllister, an old CJrvallis PLAYER E
center for HI pner.
New patents are: J. s. Allison. PORT
land, Oregon, Paddle wheel; S.B A.
derson, Hartford, WASH, Rail, anchor.
A. a. Gabriel and E. Nj Atkinson. Port
land, Greg Parcel res and reat annex
for bicycles; C r. Hazaltins. Creston
WASH, Mechanism for raising or lower.
buggy tops; w. Kretzer, Baker Citv.
Greg, Potato digger and sacker: 3. HI
Schrsder, Seattle, WASH, Garmert form.
+: Z. SquIres, Seattle, Wash. Framing
joint; Z Wormald and J. W.rmald'
Spokane, Wash., Heating stove or fur
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