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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-01-21

The door soueaked this time. and the
Young wife started in her sleep, aWoAe'
and half-rose in her bed.
Donaghue, at the same time, heard
the shuttle OF feet in the room below.
He nausea and listened at the top OF
the stairs.
Even though the man had heard the
door squeak he had not left the BACK
room.
Donashue tripped down the stairs as
softlv nc n cat. He had been in tight
fix before. and he was never cie'erei
than when he knew that he was IN
| danger.
But luck was against him. There
was a fur rug at the foot Of the stairs
The floor beneath was polished. dc
slipped and fell, and in spite OF MIN
GOLF he uttered an exclamation that wa
nrofane enough to be unmistaKaoi!
Masculine He heard the man rusi
from the library. and how IL All nap
nerea he hardly knew, but some wa
or other he managed to dash INTO ~
dark parlor, to throw open the "inoo 7"
and jump out.
/ He expected to fall at least eight Q
ten feet. He did not tai TWO ne a =.
summed out on a porch, evidently 70
, he eou,a see the railing in the moor
light There was one thing 70 90
hide directly beneath the WINDOW
the shadow and wait. He knew d
pursuer would be there IN q momen
He knew there would be hue ana CT
r stnl. there was chance :,
, True enough. the man cane 70 y
!. v,ndor-su,, TO the .nassss saspss
1 Al peuasaus. 10 gsas - es'sss' 8
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-01-21

MAJOR RUSSELL B. HARRISON.
the enterprise prospered greatly, but
IN the period Of depression following
1893 Mr.. Harrison's interests suffered
considerably. and when the Spanish
American war broke out he entered the
army with a majors commission Ma
,or Harrison is really man OF nne
qualities. and is popular-in spite OF
the latent antipathy which his. fire.
ouent public mention awakened while
his father was president.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-01-21
.snox,r MENTION IT." ANSWERED DONAGHuE.

into the back parlor, or library, which
ever It was. Perhaps the man had been
out on business and would stop there
for a minute or two at his desk. Per-
hans there was, after all, chance ior
escape. He was cool and careful. he
dropped the jewels on the bed. 1t would
not do to be caught with them about
him. And'he went out.
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HIS Business.

1da-who is that man we saw IN
front OF the cave?
Maybe takes tourists unoef-
ground.
dertaker.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-01-21

paaaers Becoming More Numerous.
There are now published in Paris
. ss5 periodicals, nearly 100 more than
wsrs ..srsa at the corresponding as's
lssi ysss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-09
MARINE NEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND Arrived Oct 7, an yosem-
tie. from kahaIrf
s;nAYs HARnoR-- Sailed. Oct {. sehr KsElna.
for Nruaea.
PORT ANGELEs-Ciesred. OCT. :. sh A. J..
Fuller. for Chemsinn&
FORT Arrived Oct. !. schr NJ.
weathevwax from Honcluis. schg q. W. Watson.
from Port Townsend.
San PfDRo-Arivsd. Oct I. hktn Northwest
from Tacoma.
ASTORIA Sailed Oct r. str Rrsrmcs, for Yokc-
hama. ST. Eva for Hcnekcugs N Eliza. for Queens
town. Aniysd. Oet. 7. sh Europe, from Gftnshy
ftcsu Yckohama.
FORT TOWNSEND Sailed, Oct I, h caronde.
let. from TAroma for Valparaiso. IL SuiitenA. for
Chile.
SAN FuANciAcu-Ausvd. Oct. 1. sris Heuish.
fssm wniapa barber; bk Gessia e. Tcbes. from
CcsAcr; hksN Tan o. ahsnter. ffun Columbia ris-
ss scas O. X Merchant, from Gsaya hsftut: str
Miuecls, from TseurpA: srAr Rspest. frna Columbia
river Asied. ctr Imsiiis. Tor Victoria: ar Gsufss
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L.. q. No. -: loose Musr.seas, s1saskc pr n;
eediess Mscstels g.; seedlss suitanss HKq1Sc
ssdss ass ~ e sss' d :s' p ar s se sss
tsrines. lsc per ID
Lumber and Bualafns Materials.
L1sE.sgpsriss sss,iiy =, No A: sss1;
P,r NJ - sses; spruce log 40. cedar sbiusis bolts.
Iunssr-Fi... rough. -: sAses aus.h. surfaced.
lengths to s.ss: p ssi.i l isssss, s'ss pss
extra; oneinch fnish Si3sis. ali vertical grain, 81
psr extra, floo,iss. D,ss.sa aad MATCHED; ~
Pinch. slsals. Fsncins-So. 4, or sinch anish.
y; 70. : 81 o. channel Iustis. Or drop sidins:
& WIFI '' NE al "a Z ~ IS s'
nas 'nts ~ & . s.dsss : :sing ss @ lsss
=: ssdsr scas's'. !. and y feet. s'saa; pisi-
s:s ''s 4 .f Z J. : r, ]: s s'-' s g.
III. Line, Essh. H,rpor. no. s.r Juan. so: I.-
Plaster Hsir-wsshed. $50 per sses; unw.hed.
u 70 per sack
sEATTLE WHEAT MARkET.
Wheat Fer e1pors-Ns. / club -: Nc. hiue-
stem, SC, F~ usiiIus-No. / club sc; Ne. !
~---~'r'--t
q y q
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
hlnsssen. &c; club. Nc. iss sspat
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKEr.
PORTLAND. Or. OCT a-whess !. steady. With
sssnsss PAID 70. wan. wslIs and " %. slos-
Rccordins to The immediate necds Of the buyer
san FRANCIsCO MARKETS.
Breaaatu1s.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct s-whsst ana nar,sy-
Futures. wesk. Spot wheat. quiet. Spot harley.
Oafs-ssroue
Spot quotations wer,
,, wnsat, sh.gpin, ~. J. s.csH choice. u-aH;
Harisy- Ysd. sos1k: bsrvins uMeuHe
49, ss': ..s $3.50 z ss1s 'ssi ''' 's'd nss
Flour. quarter saehs. s,sn: orseea. an; wheat,
eentais N.71 hssisy oentzis. nsn; oets. csnsais,
80; Oregon no; beans. .acis 1.sss; potatoes.
.s: .ss III a. s sss.' toni: a. D', sss sss: s
hides, nunsber ~
Ppoduce, Fruits, Etc.
Miilstufs Middlnp. sisa21; bran, NseT PER ton.
Hay~-Wheat. 1@1; wheat and cat. y s1e1ii. =;
hest barley. 81 slfAlfa, Q8e 50; compressed wheat
= .so@i2 80. stpw. per bale. 19toc.
roRoes- River fuvhanh Soseoc; Salinas Bur
bankE 7sctael. 10: sweet. f1c0el. g.
vceetablrs Cscrmhen, as3Sc green pess. ii4o
se string bsans. lsilic; tomatoes. yeioc Aspas-
asus. Tsctds5N.
Ffuit--Arrles, cholee, SIS: common, sc; Mssi.
can lines. ttti %: common California lemons q IS
az rs choice California ismons e. s0@2 rs; bananaa
taa2. -; pineeppiex. s3a3.
Butter Fancy creamery aaane; seconds. No
znc: ssncy dairy. 2sA2sizc; seccpds. in821c
Cheese-Sew California Hats 0@ioisc; Young
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per ID. 1542Hc: Costa Kica. choice prr N nv
@ls'z 6. Roasted Arbuckiss. IN ioclb eAsss per
eye; sachs. ssszc: Alden Mocha. sc: cssseo Ia
Iiss ss aSA a g. a asssss s.' d, Iss
Butter, Cheese. Esss and Poultry.
Ranch is9ise m; fancy dairy Ia squares.
49, eashlngfon csesmesies. tib and 2lb prints.
nr 49,. Es ~ts1 c.c.nery B@re
cite; half-skip cheese. Sisse
EsTs- strictly fresh ranch. nsue: Eastern. =
Comb Honey California comb. isHelsc; strained.
arss:s ,ss, s q, <: s IL, y: .us, nj
Wslnuts. pes h. ssclp. i3aisc. Esstrru hlses val
nut: scs pecans ~; nibts. Hhe: Rrsxils. Izc;.
peanuts sizcs pine isr hickory los eoeoasuts pr
90. sc; ehessnass. ": Italians. hi popcorn. &
Hay, Grain ana Feed.
insios timothy sisais; alfalfa. -; ~. ''' "'''
9sts-fg Ton 81
com-whoie. sss CRACKED. s.; feed meal per
s d, .. ,sE .ss e.; . .ss, e I %s
sisgir; dairy chopped feed. ~.
Poultry Food.
Grsnals,ed oyster shells. ~ per non: rrsnastsd
sr.nu,.ssa t.rs ~ w ncne mss. y. Per 'on
&c. Sc per ton: beef meal ipcs M rer ten. besf
srrsis. ys. so PER ton: beef Straps l0s $si per
ton mica cryxtsI crit, so per ton
~s..s. ,,-.s-..- -. -.
ana risn.
rrssa Mss,. Cow beet. + per ~ steer sssi Sne
10 real. large. o per Nj snsii D. per rs
Frosi<ions- Hams. large. l7c small i2ixe: break
fast bacon. Bssmiir; dr. sslted sides eGl0Hc
Lara Tiercr basis. Coin rreeiaI. SIC: White
Star. SIC; F.sR. 20. m,.c: Wild Rose sAc:
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1000 in 6cld&~

~ BE stroHg, be manly If yon have INDUCED in
81 the evil effects Of such folly Free yourselves
Of exhausng drains impotency, arophy, wasting
agans lost manhood weak, aching back frequent painful
md sediment in urine pimpes slcepessnes
Ay, stupidity, loss Of ambition similar symptoms Of phys
h and sexual weakness which render you unable enjoy
3XN keencst pleasures of life You viii find DOCTOR
- will be your best friend He has had experience and
mcss in tho of such diseases than any other
y the American continent He will ft you for study,
and marriage and send you into the world with life
80 WOMEN. If mans glory his strength, woman's pride
eauy Beauty is impossible without health. If you want
empexion rosy checks sparkling glossy hair must
mw1f Of all such debtang ailments falling dplace
Ct The womb painful Irregular scanty profuse
x headaches cucorrhca and hyscra DO
@ % suffer and sink Lay aside feelings of decacy for
nn and in sacred confidence tell everything DOCTOR
SES who would build up your brokenown constitution and
10 yen your natural health, strength and beauty
I'D NE OF CATARRM. II had catarrh for long time 1t
&a and throat and there growths my DR.
- new treatment is splendid tried anything that did
|e huch good recommending it "a all my friends
cM oE CURED AT NOME. If any person living dis
and unable cali this office win WRITE TO him their troubles
n and candd their words he viii then understand their
and give such advice may be necessary their
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n them effect positive and No ncnrabe
aiken Correspondence strictly confidential.
CRtD NE OF DEAFNESS. My deafness on about
sgo with bad ringing noises in the head, which troubled
eonveraton had ask people rae their voices when
me- and around the table could only hear the sound Of
o'or Reeves hear good, and the ringing
- havc entirely stopped
OED MI STOMACH Before consulted Doctor Reeves my
was very bad The pains helchng boaiing and
VERY awful lost pounds less than year. thank God
~ ~ fortune e so 70 this great doctcS, who cured me-
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mcx Sailed, OCT :. str rssna. scr Nsnsise: -
REboNpo- Arrived. DC. $ sssr sssmAea. from
PoRr HApLocK-Arived os. 7. .<hr y ".
son. from kshniai; os< s ettn John Palmes. fsem
TscoMa-sarsa. oct !, m n Howard y.
Reansid frcn pert Rixkeley,
VICTORIA, Il. c-ssiira. str waiis wans.
f Srs san ns sacse 81 ss.,ss &. = ~sss N m.
Inward, 81 Yosemite ~ a m. trur Hcneiuin for
Fost Townsend. IN TOW q tug; hstn john Palmer.
Il frs srhf otanosar. ~ p M frpm Hi,a fOr
Pert Gamble, IN tow 81 tnx; SIR NsteaNAn. 80
swe Meme steamers: SIR rofssns, nom seattle fsr
cisco, * csscndsl<s irsm Ped Ladis- fsr Val
FORT TOWNSEND :. inward am.nr nssAs.
saAr Lnilpw, from san Pedro for Pert Ritkslay.
= m. frem San rSsressse isr seattle. Arrived.
schr Mara y smith. frcn San fssneiscc; cha *
sulitsima. from Pert slsssisy Ger West coast. n
VICTORIA. n c.--Arissa. oct ! m .ss Oaks
q fife from Hcussons for fsconss schr ucsan
UNION Rxy-Ans,ed. Oct 8. str Tees. ircm
roRF TowSsFSp-oe. 4. rs~ed IN. ar.sns
snaiori Arrived. N Yosemite. fioaa Hcnosalu;
.chr oksnnssr, FROM Hho, and sased y m. fez
Port lpsiu~ Inward. schr Marta T. Smith. II -
a. m. frum san Frsnsisce fssr pvt Lsaiow
MEAN BAy-psssrd IN. oct q Isf str Carlisle
CITY ~ n m from san frAncis>n fcr seattle
FORT LUDiow-srffvea. OF g. srhr uk4nsxsn.
frum Hilo; schr Maria u smith, from San Fran
<ssrp.
NEAH RAY-ort 5 clear. west wssds one nagi~.
rNert in. N STANDARD " a M srum fcndcn fer
Tacoma in tow Of tug. rxssxd out. ship In tow
II ting
san FRANCISCO Arrived, oct. a str Minsssia.
from Nansino
HootfAN-A Arrived, SEPT & srh- Ia Gsrcn1e
from san Francisco for Aberdeen: schr San BnenA-
ventura. from san Franeisre fm Aberdeen ~ts
Grace Dollar from san Francisco far Heluissn.
Sailed schr Gem. fspsn Aberdeen fv San frsnsfsro,
schr Ksiiaa fsusa Abefdccn fer Ncnrnee Australia,
her mztfsn tfp. carrying 40 go feet ~ unfer Ar
rived schr Lsibcnne. FROM San Francisco tor Ah<r~
deen.
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LIVERPOOL Oct. s--Wheat--etesdy: Va
STANDARD califorrts q 81 Wheat in Psyss, quiss.
flnur "a Par,s ssrsiy steady fseneh coansry mar
kess, quiet Weather IN England. h;,e add warw.
LONDON. Oct s-whsAs--Causes on rssssfs.
huvers in1.1crnt opsfa es; taNs~s Ma. tsndesd
inporss into the United Ksnssem sss.08 qosr-
ters irapcfts Of n ar inse tina Cntscd kinetom.
"a png barrels Wheat and flour passHs Ia the
Iius,rd K,,,rdon .issSoe Wheat end flour "a
massage 70 the esrsieess no ~. Indian ship
meats Of ~hest to the United Kiasd,m AMI ccn,r
Wheat Close SPOT, No. rod weweu winter
steady e I'd: Ia. northern srrine. hrm. G No;
No. I Caii.ocs.s. ,uist. Il "a. fntrses du't. De
csuhcr ca sd: February. g M.
Corn-~spot American missd. nsw. dFm, q "a az.
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rrlDrHAsIxc PRICES.

- Are bring offered to the pro
"A - dra'ers fas t-iirery w rcnnd ioss
VI \ Ite ear at sssttlss
q II b brsn, 81 shorts, w.
s~'si Slis53: Eastern washington
.S~if, 70 - frr ton.
"A. 1rs-h fs.ch. sRd3ic.
-.orb. sxdf6r, creamery. Z@Nc.
9s.s ,sirt<nt. ii@lsc; live TURKEYS: lie;
49,. H.. dufk>, lgsl2c per 10
1890 bs-f cattle. cows. sk45%e:
-: !. rsnI<~ ssesp, sskff4c: good hogs.
y ii jt,ss.rd, 7e rnsvr,. dressed. lsTe. g.;
)s1x M. tGsc.
=, &st HEAVY snund saiteJ steers.
~ 1.lIuln. pound p~r ID, sMe;
II NJ. fhe; oous. soand. az
1'S1. !nslh and oven. use. saltcd
* ~ ~ ii, Sc, green liida. v less
~ {13n1. ~ ID. iinc; dry culls, ones
q a. p<r -, 2aa7ot: winter deer.
sSs'su deer. iaai6c; dry eIk. sgier;
y 10 psltx, s5uasl q shearlingr.
1rkjuetnn wool. 10iic: Western
n; dirty Or timber burned. Is
= q -
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LIVE STOCK MARKET. y


CHICAGO. Oct a-Csttle-Hercirts isnc head.
and strong butchers stock, stross Westerns. about
steady: Texans. shade higher. Nstives-Bcst on
sale to-day, four carloads. At "; god 70 prime
"a feeders slow. ST. 1901 80 miscd stcekerS. weak.
s. Sos IS. cows sis3si -; hsises, N7F@t.oo: can
steady. sjkss Texans Receipt w. Best on sale
today onc csrload at $50; fed steers. 81. nss ss
grass stecrs s. MOI. bulls, s. sNs3.S-
Uors--Itteript. ts<lsy Is 90 head; tumorruw esti
mated z oN lett over soec sfrers and active
Ton, s. ssis MIXED and batchess. si@0s 20: good
10 choice heavy :, n<ss 81 rough hcavy. s.S9
IN: LIGHT. s, seas ssK be'k OF sales. IS icfs 70.
shee.-.I.sceipts. le.Ve heed sheep. stronger:
lambs lcssl5c higher, Gocf 20 chSce wethcrs. -
81 sadI; Texas s,eep. s. s1aJ,y: aatiye hmns. SIS
as Western .smbs SL.s&J.B
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rhs Marine Exchange reports the follovjne,
axATfLE-- Stated. nct. g. tr Portland. for
SauMs: IT. CITY a Puebis. for Ban frsnriscu: str
jakn l. E4mbaii, FIR Nome; IT. Aliascs. for san
lrenc3sca: hhtn uenAcia for San Ernnrtxrc: Oct 4.
81 Iucais fcr -saa Frsnrasco Arrived. Oek I. str
Waila WaIla. 0om San Fssniscc.
IAN FRANCt6G0~A Arrived. Oct Z. ST. jeanne.
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1tS1tgH to-day were A. follows:
80 Fleer ami f'oMee.
S1. {. IL mis-. s:sssse extra E. n bbis.
dr,<e: dry srsrulatcd. 6Uhc;
8 ~ ~: c,she. 6.s7tze; spnt cash prices.
{s~tsnnid rest Nf: Patent Ex-
s1sslsl. o.xl Hessity a. 81 Csi.
N: k1en meal yellow $l.t5 per lnn
- ~: r1sn mesi, white. tl50 per
- 49,. bnekwhaat fiolr, p,,re. $50
~ META. cracked wheat. S2,l5 l,cr
- teeks, fasiha Yz.es per 100 Ih<.
,<5! 6jjaa i J,sr ~ iir, W sih sacks;
i'5 40 Nh ~ hbl. IN sIb sacks. cnyn
= IN pr bill, IN mIb sacks: corn
y NJ bill. IN @sb s4ekx. huek.
~. No pet mi. Ia soih sacks:
1.1 4 ~ M, IN Mlh sscte, sscel.cnt
~ 81. ~ Nih ssets; graham flour.
IN sarks. whole wheat f1nsr, s.
n aA<te; rye meal. t3i5 rev hbi. 10
- agos, n rer hti; fancy snlIed mats.
I'D; fanfy rolled osts. sib sacks.
u G11( oats. per raw. s..@; rice. do
~. csfeIfns. $50
SiSskA. pr ID. ssM@JiMc. lava.
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ens living away from the city, who cannot conveniently call
ona' consultation describe their troubles BY letter and
cpes them free observation part Of the
~ least Office hours m. p m.
ele afflicted with disease Whatsoever should write TO Or
Vs'a' Morn Block Seattle
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Ioral Rerort--Maxiuum Temperature O. degrees:
MINIMUM, IS; mean =. No rain. clear warm and
very pleasant WINDS mostly Hight. reesinx from east
10 ncysh
C.. SALISBURY
Section p;rectcr
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Canh QuOtatfohh
Flcur-Steady.
whsa,-No sprins. .sns1ne: Nc. red ra
7eLe
Cora-xo. .. R&aflizc; No~a yellow. s.auHc
oats-Nc 2 @1ttm1Ac; No. white. &Asshe:
No. white. 3iES2c.
Rye-Na 2 ST.
Barley Fair 10 choice mating fa&ssc-
fiarseet- No / H-ss; No. Northwestern. sissa
les
Timothy secd-Prims, 81 l17f -.
Mess Pork Per barrel. SIS nEM
Isrd-rer 100 rosnds E.Th.
short Ribs Sides loose SSas 3.
shoulders Dry salted bowed sAet&e.
short sides-clear boxed. s. asefe.n.
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FORECAST FOR TUESDAY
Portland. Or. Oct. I, fso.
Ccnfinued fAr. stssioDsrs temperature.
Seattle urt 4 fs,a
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= ,o<sr With 4 large business.
y - 800 a ia immediate PREDECESSOR.
I . ssrs9iesspoBdins eons'aoat'Hn /" M"
-. x..trr on Western sssHne was
l115 - "a ~rsis which cane 10 satur-
n & 1,..sa M Ire grape supply. shieh
- 4 raj q Eastern ccncord.
- T.stsr Washington siso 1dfcd
~ n .ssrsln A. last quoted ~ these
f ! I'M and vrsetai.'- products;
~ ' VA rsnitry rsaftets sontin1e
"a Eax{ern eggs are Quoted ~
= =. sdsanccd price. Viz, xz41c
=. q ~ nnshsnsea in quotations or
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT. OF AsRI-
cULTURE-wEATHER RrREAu.
DAILY BrLLkTiS.
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rae WEATHER.

nominal Futures quiet: November. Is "; De
eereer. b sisd; January. = nkd
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THINK Of "! Seventy miles for oo.
Rosaiie daily for Victoria. Fare. soa
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OnIy 5000 to SPOKANE and Return
Via the Northern Pacific, the only line
running two daily trains 20 spokane. Take
your choice. Leave Seattle at ssss a. m. or
80 n. M on October eth. for the fruit fair.
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Dairy Products.
on-the produce exchange today the tssiser market
vas firm. creamery, lsseoc: dsifI. l3sisr
Cheese Firm: MaeuAe.
Exgs-Fim; fresh. i6c
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Or. Powell Reeves,


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