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The Lamar register., 1901-05-29

MRS. ]. l. BONNIE.
(Woman who confesses to having
killed James S. Ayres at Wash
ingtonD
The story she told to Major sylves-
is as follows:
II knew Mr.. Ayres rather well. but
never had any relations with him
other than those of a fellow-boarder.
He made a confidnnt of me in many
particulars. and, being older than he.
/ felt justified in reproving him about
March for drinking too much. He
resented my interference to that ex-
tent and quarreled with me. From
that time until the night Of the shoot
ing we scarcely spoke.
II had retired on Tuesday night
when a knock came to the door after
l O'Clock. ! arose and found Mr.. Ayrei
with an overcoat thrown about him.
He told me that he had baen taken
Ill and had a chill. He asked me to
get him medicine or do something for
him. invited him to step inside unit
/ could look for box of brpmo-laxa.
tive tablets, but they were not to be
found.
He then said he was going back tc
his room. and besought me to follow
him there. as he wished to have talh
that would explain our differences be-
fore. he, left the hotel for good the next
day. agreed to this. and put on some
clothes, stockings. and wrapper.
II reached Mr.. Ayres' room almost
as soon as he did. and he drew me In
and quickly locked the door behind
him.
"Ayres caught me, and then I dis.
covered pistol in his right hand. HI
pointed the weapon at me and said he
would make me listen to him. In my
fright 1 caught hold of the pistol with
one hand over the other and in the
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Houote ASb...
~ Hall ~
BY MARGARET BLovNr.

X i: X X i: \: X X
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CHAPTER VII.-(Continued.)
Rats. Mr.. Magnum. Do you pre-
tend to be wiser than the whole coun-
try side?"
by no means. my love"
well, every one says the place is
full of ghosts!"
Yes. my dear"
What every one says must be
true"
Mr.. Magnum did not dare to say
And so the place is haunted" re-
piled his better half, triumphantly.
ugh! / would not live in that old
house for the whole world" said Kitty.
struggling her shoulders.
Does Mr.. Cowley like it," asked
Mrs. Magnum.
'No-I think not"
Then why does sne stay?"
Mr.. Magnum coughed and looked
embarrassed.
MY dear, Mr.. Cowley is very pc
culiar man-very. I am afraid he gen.
orally does what he likes, without con-
sulting his wife,
Magnum, shutting her lips, viciously.
II am afraid she does"
well. IL women will be fools, they
must. But l only wish l was Mrs. Cow
ley! Do you feel tired, Miss Marjorie?
You don't look quite well.
Il am rather tired" replied the gov
erness, very quietly.
Then pray don't sit up longer than
you like"
Miss Marjorie took the hint, put
away her work, said goodnight. and
left the room. Two pairs of eyes fol-
lowed her with anything but loving
looks.
NASTY. proud thing! hate her!"
said Kitty, in low tone.
And so do l." replied her mother.
with emphasis. But she Will be 60
ing next month. so we need not trouble
ourselves about her."
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JAMES S. AYRES.

struggle between us for its possession
1t went of; how many times 1 don't
know All l know is that | realized
Mr.. Ayres, had been shot, because the
blood ran down his arm and on to
the pistol, covering my hands and his
Then he fell over on me. and. being
a foot and a half taller than I, bore
me to the floor with his weight. This
fall saturated my wrapper with his
blood and, after crying for help, ]
stepped on to the fire escape and
reached my room. There 1 washed
my hands and blood stained wrapper
and waited for the morning.
The police learned that the woman
had been receiving the attention oi
Ayres for months, and. knowing he
was going away, went to his room and
after quarrel shot him. There is
evidence that there was struggle FOL
the possession Of the pistol.
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Denver Directory.
BROWN PALACE HOTEL 4: ::s /;

u,uE COLORADO TENT 4 AWNING CO. Robert
i :. Gutshall, Pres. Largest manufacturer In the
West Write for catlg. 1911 % Lawrenoo st, Denver
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voice plainly say in the darknese
Cousin Rose!-Cousin Rose!' It was
the voice had been hungering and
thirsting to hear for three long and
weary years. Now you know the
whole. Were you thinking about
Rose?"
YES"
You will like her dearly. She is
good little thing, and will make sis
ter of you the moment / tell her your
story. Will you go there with me to-
morrow"
will they welcome me?"
"Of course they will. you goose! Oh.
Marjorie! My own Marjorie! they
will love you for my sake. even as I.
love you for your own you wicked. fas-
cinating. cruel little monster"
He! he! he! That's prime." ex-
claimed a boyish voice In the shrub
berry; and Marjorie started from her
lovers arms.
Julius. Is that you?" she cried.
Il should rather think it was!" tho
promising youth replied. standing out
upon the gravel path. i've been
watching you for ten minutes at the
least. and haven't you been going on
kissing and hugging! oh, my! won't
mother go into tantrum when she
hears of it.. l shan't have to learn
any more Latin lessons! You'll have
to pack. Miss Marjorie, as sure as eggs
is eggs! Heigho, JENNY. and rig
dunn"
His exulting dance was speedily
brought to an end. Mr.. Cowley. who
had kept silent SO far from sheer as
tonishment, now grasped him firmly
by the collar.
You young scoundrel!" he exclaim-
ed. how dare you speak in that man
ner to Miss Marjorie?'
She's my governess; I'll say what
like to herr" was the impertinent re-
ply.
And she is my wife. And II you
dare to say word about her-to look
at her insolently-to insult her in the
smallest way-I'll give you such
fiogging that you will never want to
utter a lady's name as long as you
live! Do you hear, sir?" and he shook
him in the air as a terrier shakes a
rat.
"Oh. my! let me go! I'll call my IA
ther!" said the frightened boy.
Hold your tongue. you whelp!
''ln the hall, SIR
Go and get it-and don't let anyone
see you! Be quick!"
Julius, thoroughly subdued, ran up
the steps, and In a moment reappeared
with the key.
What are you going to do. .Charles?"
inquired Miss Marjorie, wonderingly.
as he opened the gate and held out
his hand to her.
II am going TO take you away with
re-"
Impossible"
81 don't know what that word
means!"
"But have not even got on my bon
net"
Never mind. your cloak will protect
you, and we have not far to go. Into
that house you shall never step again,
after the specimen of your treatment
l have Just seen."
He drew her out upon the footpath,
and turned to the boy. who stood with
open mouth at the gate.
Lock it, and go in" he said.
But what am to say to mother?"
"Tell her that Miss Marjorie has
gone away with her husabnd," was the
laughing reply. Come. my love, draw
your cloak well round you. never
ran away with lady before; but. upon
my word. this eloping with ones wife
is very pleasant business!"
And SO. while Julius ran in with his
wonderful news, and sent Mrs. Mag
mum into a fit of screaming Mysteries,
the strangely reunited pair walked on
arm in arm right through the dark
ness towards the haunted house.
(To be. continued)
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WASHINGTON TRAGEDY.

The mystery surrounding the killing
Of James 5. Ayres, the government
census clerk. in his room at the Ken
more Hotel in Washington on May 10,
was cleared up last week by the con-
fession of Mrs. Lola I. Bonine that she
was the woman who was seen to leave
the room by way of the fire escape af-
ter the shooting. She declares the
shooting occurred In struggle for pos
session of the revolver.
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King Edward will hereafter celebrate
his birthday six months ahead OF date.
What is sauce for the gander ought to
be snuce for the goose. hence his woman
subjects may take the hint and postpone
theirs for six years.
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Don't spoil the appearance of your
washing by using poor blue. use Russ
Bleaching Blue. the famous bag blue.
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Ex-Presidcnt Cleveland Is having
poor luck fishing mt Middle Bass,
Ohio. Gets absent minded. perhaps,
and lets the hum of the mosquitoes re-
mind him of the clamor of office-seek-
ers when he was IT at Washington
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1t is very hard for a man to get into
the push unless he has pull.
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He that would have fine guests. let
him have fine wife.-Ben johnson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-23

The few supporters Of the Kansas
joint smashar and her crusade bitterly
lament the united adverse criticism Of
the press upon their heroine and ask
why the jojntists who violate the law
in carrying on their business in a pro-
hibition state are not equally derided.
There are many reasons for the att-
tude of the press. The principal one
probably is that the jointists have no
defenders and hence are unworthy Of
attack The paragrapher has for years
found no such easy prey for his shafts
of ridicule as the petticoated whirlwind
OF the Kansas prairies. Both the joint
ist and the joint smasher are lawbreak-
ers. The former sins against the state.
the latter against the state and also
against the personal rights of the in
diyidual. The person who can endorse
atbe wanton destruction of the property
OF another by the hand Of his neigh
Dor is himself just object of suspic-
ion. One would naturally feel that it
would be safer to have another kind
Of a neighbor. for, carrying his ideas
to their logical conclusion, such dan
gerous crank would be expected to des-
troy whatever belonged to his neigh
Dor which in his judgment, which might
be good or bad, would be detrimental
to his own or the public welfare. In
such a course as that adopted by Mrs
Nation, the sacred rights of the indi-
Yidual are oyerthrown and anarchy pre-
rro;Ig
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution n ID on,or
Of sale issued out Of the circrJt. .Sour
OF the State OF Oregon for the CoI nv
Of ClutsOp, on the 18th day OF Ma ~ ~
l9Oi upon Judgment and dec/ee Sen, SSr
dered therein on the Goth day Of @oohn.
ruary, 1901, In favor Of Leon pahs s
plaintiff, and against Iver Tror aOn, 'w,,,
lendant. for the sum Of $43S tOgSt ~
with interest thereon, and tho )net h% hhor
sum Of $500 the costs and dlsDNhao,
ments Of this suit and the cosia OF a nd
upon this writ commanding and CeQbinr,
ing me to make sale Of the goDo&,ppe
described real property, to-wlt. "p
The southwest quarter OF the noN,n>
west quarter, the west half D., sGSe G
southwest quarter and the nofhe ent 4
quarter OF the southwest qua <ter "I
section in township north II reh W
west Of the Willamette MerfdJap, erHB'
tninlng 1SS acres in Clatsop CooNItTg.
Oregon. W
Notice ls hereby given that IN -
Monday, the 9Th day of April 1OOl. opt
the hour Of 10 o'clock in the s1Ceho ~ ~
Uf said day, In front Of and at M Co..
house door In the City OF Asto, II'
ClatsoD County. Oregon, sell NJ pb6 NO. no.
auction to the highest bidder soC "a ~
the above-described real proneCty, Ss, ~
satisfy the judgment, intere~t, Co ~
and all accruing costs. 7Sv
m bfTHoS,l LINVILLE. sberiH
ClatsoD County, OfeeS,
Astoria, Oregon. March 9, 1901 W.
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NOTICE TO coNTRAcr0RS

Sealed proposals ADDRESSED TO he
County Clerk OF Clatsop CounV orr
gon, will be received until ! ,, " n,,
April 3. 1901, by the County Goh LIZ
sloners' Court OF Clatsop CounYs Sre>
gon for the construction or 96rS> >tso
miles OF road, or any part thfe0r' 'lG
ClatsOp County oregon, viz:
The Astoria. olney. Jewell ga Ves>
per wagon road No. n.
Bids must be IN compllance N,np
plans and specifications nov on 'Gle
with the County Clerk.
All bids must be accompanIed b., O
certified check OF the value ~ & S,er
cent OF the amount OF said bId A..
Copies OF plans can be seen. a6d Shoc>
lhcatlons Will be furnished on Gph hIcS>
tlon 10 the undersigned. 70
The court reserves the right 10 ~
J'ct any or all bids.
By order OF the County ComGIlssNloa>
ers Court. II. j. WHEGlCW''
( County elerp
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eIllo,,IrPs SALE.


AZ ylruoor al execution and order Of
ss.!le lis'ncd out Of the circuit court Of The
HtAO, or Ortgoh. for the County of Cat.
sol on The iSt day Of March, 1901. upon
~ I1dgMent ahd decree rendered there
uh-In The sith day of February, 1901,
N fafor Of j, u, naumgurlnrr, plain.
Maude E Linton, dcfrndpplH, for the
anh' ~ Moo, Win Interest thereon AZ tho
late ~ POI. cvnt per nt,nufn. from tho
day u repfhary. 1901, for the further
dlshuiFnmrhW Df this suit taxed hi
~ 10 anu IhlNrcBt ON Htld Judgment ht
ne lfgAl ra'r until paid and the coda
~ ard 'lhun This writ commanding and
rcq,Iflhs ne tu make salo OF the I'D.
loNU,ns dcscrlbod rcel property. to.wli.
Lots lOh Qpl and eleven un, In block
iva -, In EeSt wafreuton. M laid obt
fha r'NOrdtd 6y T., G, WRrron. aaiho
ptlha nov biG VI the incorporated
city ~ Warrcut0n, together with the
tcheulehts. hcrtditamrnIS nnd appuf.
tchan6rs thcrcunto belonging or In any
wISc GpberIalNns In Ihr County pf
thts1p Orspn.
Noliee IA hercby given thai viii On
Moedsy, tbr Mn day Of NprIl. 1901. ht
Inc hpar u 10 O'Clock IN tho forenoon
81 S,lj day, IN front of and At the court
hV1Ar door, ~ the City ~ Astoria, Chat.
Soh C1oAty Oregon, sell at public aur-
ION ~ The h'shrst bidder for cash, tho
hhVvd'oes,rIp u real property 10 sttk.
w tpf bdgmcni Interest. costs ADD
all areruug e0sth.
THpS. LlNylLl.E. sheriff.
Claluup County, Oregon
AN0flH' orcEoh March hIh. 1901
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PITY THE EMPEROR.

New York Tribune
Those pessimistic persons who have
found in President Hadleys misunder-
stood remarks a text for mournful mus
mgs on the drift Of the American people
toward despotism should take heart.
The situation may not appear so seri-
Gus as they suppose if they will
only beg, borrow or steal a trihe Of
that sense of humor which it is well
recognized they do not themselves pos
sess. When that impending shape of
empire is illumined by single flash Of
humorous insight, such as that display
ed by Sir Henry NJ Stanley, it is seen
to be only thin mist. Asked in Lon
don what he thought of the prospects
of setting up this predicted emperor the
great explorer said: II pity the en-
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NoTtcE or SALE

10 tho Coupty cour, In and for Jack.
son CoNHty Oregon. IN The matter Of
me cr'Sto OK Thaddcus W. barclay,
pcceGsCd
Souce 10 hereby given thar under and
% Virtue Of an order OF taie made by
inc lIon' county Court Of Jackson
COMFY orrsoh, dated January 7th,
ifOi, ara recorded In volume l2 OF the
PROBATE recorda of said county on page
lso, viii on and after April ist,
1901 procccd 70 sell at private gaie'
f0r cash lots q ana u in block s. OF
the TON of F1aycl center, Clataop
Coe9ty, Oregon ana the y. T.. u Of
sccnIlon 10. !n twp. 6 ~. ~ range W.
Of W. b' IN @la Clatsop County.
dERTRuDE RARCLAY.
= Admnn,ttNhS OF ealAte OF Thaddcus
'" PpnSlay.e Deceased. Ashland. ore.
-. .. pttGds. Atty
Ashlaho ore.
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ApnlNrsrRAroRs NOTICE.

Nouce Is hcreby given that the under.
signed hamlnstra tor OF the the rgtate
OF Jobn L. 1cll, deccas,d. by virtue ana
ablaorliy and IN pursuance OF an order
mp9le b. The County Court OF the state
~ oregoh, f9r Multnomah county. on
the Sth. d9y Of jOppory. 1901. autGorix.
Inf aud Hccnsnihg the said adminlsira-
tOr 70 scll at admlnls,rator,s
salc tn9 Following dSscdibcd are real /
propcrV bclons Ing to the estate Of the
snjd JON II. rclls DECEASED altuatsd
and being ~. The county Of Ciatsob'
In The stote Of OREGON to-wlr.
The northTest quarter OF the north
west qbhrtcr OF section thirty.slx tssl
t0whnshlp nine ,l9 north. range seven (ij
weAt Of the Wlname meridian cad.
tnnlhg forty (io) acpcs w.
! VIII as spch admInlstrator. on the
23d Dag OF Narch. 1901, nt 2 o'clock ..
IN. ,ot sDid day. az the courthouse door
of Clats9p county. Oregon. In Astoria
In sud cOpntS, scll the nbovc
Oud toregong descrlbed tract OF Iand
ot aHcpoIe u, the highest bidder for
cash. suplcct to the approval OF said
coJrt,
JOHN RoMETscH,
Adnlhlstrntor OF sald Estate
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NoTtcE ron PUBLICATION,

U1ltea states Land Once, at Oregon
CITY, Or,eson, Peb. /, 1901 ~ Wv"
Noti,e Is hereby given that tho ,oi =.
owns gnnta9ed settler has filed notice Of
sugport OF he. claim and said proof
VII De Ga.tde per9re the register and re-
!cciyGGr OF The United States Land offlce
AZ ,1oSee011o CM oregon, on Monday,
= MRs. ANA sAMUELsoN
Sister ana beir> at-law OF Charlea n
ROnell, deeeased, who made homestead
application No. llg94, for lot g. sec "a,
twp, I, H"R, S0W, lots /, 2 and SHE
NBh sec: Q. t~p. g NJ, range 4 w Jfs
uated In Tlamook ana Clatgop coun.
tles, state of 0rekon
Sbe hgnies tbe following Witnesses 10
brOVe bIs conhnuous residence mon
aud SultlyatloD OF sald land. viz:
j. Il, Wherry, OF elsie Clatsop coun-
". Ore; Daniel ReIerson, Of VInemSnIe
nlatsoh countg Ore. Louis Enduest OF
JeWell. Clatsop Comfy. ore: c. ]. Lin
dell, OF Vesper ,Clatsop county, Ore
Fprthef ard special notice is
Ss[SSSsS he [%sSS eSysa Sysa 's%t sste, the he, above s
at-IGw. lntends 10 make her in
dlvidual 1nal proof In SUPPORT OF her
Claim aDdi that her said proof will be
Ma1e by her for the above described
land bef0re the, county clerk OF The
eounty Of RocB Island, at Rock Island,
n the st1@te Of nlinoIs, on Monday,
apr Gas 8. MooREs. Register.
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Mr.. ]. W. Patterson, night police at
Nashua. Ia, says: In January l had
very bad cold on my lungs, and used
half dozen different cough medicines
and prescriptions from two doctors, but
grew worse all the time finally
bought a bottle OF Foley's Honey and
Tar and after using twO-thirds of 1t,
was entirely cured" CHAS. ROC
ERS. Druggist.
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NorIcG For PUBLICATION.

u0,tcd States Land once. al oregon
Slty Oregon, pee, %. 1900:
,Nouto rs hcrcby given that In con.
pIahec Win the PROVISIONS ot tho act
o. .cOpgf fcss Of .Lune J. 1873, enllllsd AN
ae' rOr The sale " timber landa in the
Flahs or CALIFORNIA, OVgOn. Nevada
ana Vaashingtnn Territory" ~ oxtcnd-
ed 10 hll tho Public Land Stalea by art
- Ausast T. lSg2. Christian Peterson,
~ Nlnfy, county or clathOp. Stat OF
Orceop. has lhls day Med In this Office
nlH swoTn hatpmen, No, $3.50. for the
Pnrrhgs0 VI the M. quarter ot section
20 g. IN ,toWnhhip No, G north.
rahIr No, ! west aud win otfsr
pioot 20 show ina, the land sought Is
nov EaluaDlc Tor lm timber or stose
thaA f3r agheHltural PURPOSES. and to
rp'Rbllsh his claim 10 said land before
tho refslor nhd receiver uf this ONCE
~ OrcgoN CITY, Oregon on Thursday.
Ib,S. s6ih day VI AprIl. 1901.
lie pniNca aa witHcahca, dcorgr Nc
fhrlaDd;, GuS'. AJolph. Alexander Nor
uia6d, Frederlck Normand, all OF Ol-
n'y Cla'sop eHouniy, oregon
Any aHd on persons claiming ad.
yctsciy he ab0ye-dcscribcd lands are
reauested 70 .hlc their claims Ia this
Aprn 1901
= citAs. Il. MooREs. Register.
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THE MILW AUKEE. y

a familiar name for the Chicago.
Milwaukee K ST. Paul Railway. known
all over the Union as the Great Railway
running the Pioneer Limited" trains
every day and night between st. Paul
and Chicago. and Omaha and Chicago.
The only perfect train In the world"
Understand: Connections are made
With all transcontlnental lines. securing
to passengers the best service known.
Luxurious coaches. electric light, steam
heat, Of a verify eqpaled by no othe.
lIle.
See that your ticket reads via THE
Milwaukee" when going to any point
In the United States or Canada. All
ticket agents sell them. l
For rates, pamphlets or other infor-
nation, address.
]. W. CASEY. c. ]. EDDY,
Trav. Pass Agt.. Gen. Agt.,
Portland. Oregon. Portland. ore.
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or,,.r.,., ~, ,.u, how, T., eradicate the
nr,,,,pi,o America, hpror and irrev.
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n,,, - f,,a NOT armed i,surN,tions hut
nrrs.frsinsa ,auebs As Sir Henry NJ
/ Stanley saws 4, already REQUIRES cour-
as. - II. nrAs,5srt II d simnle we'll
hehs,.,, ysn,Is,nan IN that ,fics can
-, rs,. io,rnav IN , nr,vate car
~ ,,,o ,.iaa in opist dignity in the
onsr s,rs,t u,tbou, avery incident of
HE goiny and cominv heing made the
,ax, fo,. ths funny mans cartoons what
cbono. would bs with ambitions for
valva, roha bav, n try m that gar
men, hafors ~ was ,apgbea off the
s+a,sq 1mosir, ,rssi5art returning
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,.ranrb,ioar oo,,r,., Il h. vsra ~ spg-
gas, to those about him the adoption
~ Tho ,,,rti,a observed in the bouseho,5
~ tho Frarcn president whose nowars
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-23
STRIKES A RICH FIND.

II was troubled for several years with
chronic indig estion and nervous debil-
ity,' writes F. ]. Green. o(iIancaster
y. H., "No remedy helped me until /
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-23
1T DAZzLEs THE WORLD.

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Discovery Tor Consumption It's sever
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-23
BLOWN TO ATOMS.

The old idea that the body sometimes
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has been exploded; for DR.. Kings New
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