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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
WIFE DESCRIBES MURDERED
MAN As WORTHLESS DRt Ma

Auburn. n. ". Jan. ll-Mrs Sarah
.T. Browning. wife ~ Gideon Brown
ing. talked OF her life and OF her
dead husband to q representative OF
the Associated Press tonight and
said
Il married Gideon Browning IN
West Bloomfield, n. y. February IL.
1924. He was born In Richmond
Ontario county. After our marriage
wc lived there for q year and then
moved 70 Adair. Michigan. We stayed
there but a short time when we NOV
ed back TO West Bloomfield. We had
a son, Willie. We stayed az West
Bloomfield until three years ago when
Gideon began to drink and abuse me
He would not work and compelled
me 70 go "a washing. Then we NOV
ed 10 C~anadalgua. whore ii was the
same old story. / stood his treatment
as long as | could. until September
4. 1907. when / left him and came
here to Auburn to live with my aunt.
Gideon was not able to find me al
irst but he came here February 10, a
year ago, and asked me TO come back
with him. | said SO. / won't go
bHAEs tRA nANt AitVNfA't W.
there IN Michigan. He said that was
a lie and kept on denying IL. Then
he tried to scare me and swore ne
would Kill me II / did not come back.
| was a little afraid as he went away.
for when he was mao he acted like
he was razy. Soon after he said he
was going to sell me out"
Mrs. Browning described the sale Of
her effects at Canandaigua and how
her husband had disposed of all their
property and had given her nothing.
"A few days later she continued,
The took all the money from the sale
of u little garden spot and house
hold effects and went back to Mich
igan. He would not write to me and
would not let Willie write but ] heard
about him from my relatives and
through his sister. Mrs. Frank Smith
Of Adair. Mich. / knew of his do
ings and got a letter December IS
that told me about MIN.
Mrs. Browning said She never knew
Carmichael. She said her husband
had made her the beneficiary ia a
$1,000 insurance policy in the knights
OF the Macabees ana that she had
paid premiums on the Insurance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
MRS. CARMICHAEL DENIES
KNOMIEpGE or HNp>pTISN

Adair. Mich Jan 1t-"Really.
really. have they really found him 2'
was Mrs Carmiohaels remark when
She was told that her husband was In
Carthage. IA
She TOOK the news calmly, la fact
seemed almost relieved 10 know tina,
the much sought after man had been
located.
"a know of NO reason why he should
have gone TO Carthage" she contin-
ued HE had no relatives there and
MO friends that | evcr knew Of
when told that her husband In his
letter said that he had committed the
hypnotic influence. Mrs Carmichael
declared she knew nothing Of hypnot-
ism. that her husband SO Far as she
know. was also ignorant Of a. and
that hlpnotism had never been dis
eussod iu their home.
Il never saw a person h%ypnotizcd.
She said sand know absolutely moth
ing about tho practice And Il my
husband made such a statement IN a
iotter. / can not imagine the cason
Tor g."
Mrs Carmichael insisted that She
had no relatives or friends in Car
thagr aud knew nothing of the place.
Mrs Carmichael continuing, said
70 would not think that Mr. Brown
ing either would ha7, known austhttE
.Hf htpuotism ! never spoke OF Nj.
Browning &C. my husband and my
husband uettr spoke e. me sc hluA
netsr said an, more than How DO you
fo Gee Nr Browning
never knew NJ Browning and
.my husband wrre tioso fricrds unit
this camv out t cant understand Il.
IL Mr. Carmichael ever dld any
thing 20 All browning nay husband
must have been crazy. Why, he did
mot have an enemy re never struck
Ia man OF was lu a Tight He could
not haN, heen aroused over ans action
~ the people here. Tor every hoaS wa-
kind 20 US from the start 1 have Oft
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

they win decline pardon by President
Roosevelt if he should take such ac-
ton.
4 million dollar defense fund can
be raised If necessary, it is declared.
President Gompers favors making
an appeal to labor and its friends for
necessary funds to prosecute an APP
peal from Judge Wright's decision in
the contempt case. or of abandoning
il altogether.
I'm view Of the industrial depFcs-
sion it is most improper for us 70 levy
unnecessary assessments said Mr..
Gompers today. I'VE should either
make appeal to All labor and our
friends for such voluntary financial
contributions as they can make to the
enormous expense Of the legal defense
of our case or should authorize the
abandonment OF any attempt at de-
Tense and appeal
This decision was made known to-
night by Mr.. Gompers to the exccu-
tive council Of the American Fedora
ton of Labor. which assembled here
to consider the subject. Mr. Gompcrs
declared the federation had practi-
cally exhausted all of its available
funds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

goes. see that's no dream and / felt
my hand raise without any effort on
my part. Then he said, If I say. let
yoir hand down. down it goes, and
felt Il going down IN a singular man
uer ~ this time | was So alarmed
,hat ! was In a cold sweat. | then
leaned over 10 gee II anyone might
be on The road when he began TO
laugh again ana ! saw that he was
holding a weapon ~ some sort ana
asked him what he meant to do with
that. lie said. lIi show YOU, and
from his oycrcoat pocket drew u a
knife III each hand Ht ann 1T me
striking with both hands Will,
backed across the church down the
side aisle and across the front but
did not dare 10 turn about 20 open
Tho door. Thou / drew the Ratchet
and struck him ana ne fell. Then
tried 10 open the door when he grab
bed me hy the leg ana threw me down
ana my hands came down upo the
haichot There VAS a desperate strug-
gle IN which ! used the Ratchet until
he laid quiet and stiil
- Fan not ten an that happened at
ter that. / wax Wild TO dispose of the
body. was in "a horrible terror, 10
I began pulling nff his garments that
/ might drag the body away some
where and hide II. Then, when my
eyes fen upon one Of those knives !
flew into q rage and began 20 cut him.
when he woke up ana grabbed m"
again Then for a while ] used that
hatrhct until ! was sure he was dead.
I saw that the fire was hot enough TO
make the stove pipe req nearly 70 the
so I grabbed him by the fect
and dragged him down there ami CIT
him to pieces putting IN each pau g.
Ii was dismcmbered, Then ! began.
To put the garments into the front
stove. when ] remembered That it nnd
Il draft and things might not burr o..
| saw that mS clothing was t'rl
ana bloody, while some of his were
Vet whole. and ] exchanged. and then
took all but % few of mine and piled
them ia along with tho body. ! then.
went ur nearly to Tunnel station,
whore turned my rig about and
IL on TIE back track My big
coat hid my torn and bloody garments
! got 10 Chicago. whore ! pur-
chased others.
II am tired OF trying to hide.
/ have succeeded In eluding
detectives so far Ii y)u got this
while | am yet alive. come and get
mo ! shall not he far from Car
Ill., tsigned)
-, n CARMICHAEL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
CONTRIBUTIONS POUR IN
FOR EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

Washington. Jan 1.-THE total
contributions for the Italian EARTH
quake sufferers through the American
Rcd Cross society aggregates S6fo.oo0
of which about $50. 0o0 came in toda,
The amounts sent 10 Italy up to iute
aggregate $4,000.
The state department has not SUE
cecded in locating a number OF Aner-
leans thought to nave been in the
c%a.lhquake district. concerning whon
inquiries have been made. Amous
them are James NJ. Cockens. Los An
geles. and Herman Jauns and wife,
san Francisco.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

az train tima to get his suit case the
inndlady hunted for him a mail car
rler was hailed ana ne aided in The
search. Bot Carmichael already by
his oAn hand, 50 far as ne was able.
had explated HE crime IN q shed back
Of the hOuse he had est his throat
with a poeketknife The dying man
was carried into the house but hf
nfNrr recovered consciousness and
died scott, after noon.
Ills clothing and suit case were
searched and two letters were found.
ono addressed to his wife ~ Battle
Run which was scaled and remained
unopened. THE other WIS a eeHfca-
sion which was addressed 20 the shef-
ln at Port Huron, Mich. There was
aiso found IN his pocket a memoran-
dunn directing that his clothing and
money be- sent 10 mig wife. The
maneY consisted 9f q small amount Of
change Carmichael when he arrived
here Inquired FOR d boarding house
aud was directed 10 that managed by
Miss Hughes
Going carefully about the town he
Inspected possible sites for his pro-
posed factory His keen interest in
Cartilage aroused interest In his pro-
ject Even ~ 10 the moment when
be- suddenly said he had 10 leave town,
there was ma token of any mental per-
ple1ltY no might have been suffering.
The statement hi his confession that
b. ce~natantly dreaded being captured
By the detectives was not borne out
az an IN hts conduct He did not act
life one in fear
~ the inquest tonight the coronor's
Jury returned "a verdict finding that
came 10 bis death by his
own hand ana exposure % the cold
Late tonight the sheriff opened Car
michaofs letter 10 his wife and found
that n was practically . duplicate OF
The confession He saidi
"Dcnr wife" ana mentioned his
three children by name.
Doctors attending Carmichael said
death was caused by exposure to the
II would APPEAR that Carmichael
have been lying IN the shed in
the cold with his tbroat cut for over
three hours In the preachers pocket
WIS found a scrap Of paper on which
Was written Tho money IN my night
shirt Il 20 20 to my wife John H.
Carmichael, alias John Elder
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
JAPANESE RESENT
HOSTILE LAWS IN
CALIFORNIA
Indignant Protests in Island
Newspapers Against Pro-
posed E%nactments Discrimi-
! mating Against Nipponese,

Toxic, Jan il Following the 70.
ceint ~ special dispatches from rar
FRANCHISE relative to matters nos
pending before the california hgisla
tuf@ Japanese newspapers hers today
elaborate upon the danger OF strained
fehations that inAy arise through the
passage az bills and enactment 81 laws
f0rbldding the owncfship 81 land, and
the attendance OF public schools by
Japanesr residents 81 the state.
4 majority 81 the paDefs assume
Tho passage OF the bills rs "a probabil-
ity. and protest against them ~ an In
Justice 20 The japanese nov living in
California.
Tna Aashi the il il and The Niehi
Nichi express surprise M what is
termed an evidence OF u-nffiendliness
after the sincere effort on Jopau's
part 70 prove her friendship toward
thr people Of the United states.
The extreme opposition papers, in
Guiding The Hoehi aud others. assail
the Japanese government FOR falling
into the arms ~ d nation which az the
firef opportunity not only shows It's
%nnfriendiy spirit. but even denies
equal opportunity 10 the Japanese
Newspapers published IA English,
representing British and Gefman i'm
~tertsts, are making much of the Cali
fofnia legislatures action, and are
pointing out that America. while rec
Gently e~ndeHYofing TO create an Inn
preston OF friendlin,ss toward Japan.
w reality wac n%nfriendiy
The situation is seriously embaf-
rnrHiuR 10 American residents In ia
pan, especially no na the Incident fol-
lows 80 closely ths creation Of an ex-
celient Feeling through The Visit Of the
Atlantic fleet tho commission 40 Tho
Japanese exposition and the excursion
81 business men from the Pacific
rOnHf.
Thr foreign office IS ~endtaVurinp to
convince the protesting newspapers
that the action " the california lrgls
iature does not represent general
American sentiment. bHt tho special
editions continue 20 be extremely pcs-
Tlmistie in their tone and some OF the
editorials ~ the opposition pfese he-
coming aimoat violent Hre liabie tom
petafiiy 10 infiamp popular opinion
and seriously hamper the oxerflsr of
American influence ~ Japan lot many
years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
RECOMMENDED
TODD FOLKS
WHO SUFFER
Tells How the Kidneys Weaken
With Age and Gives Simple
Prescription for Relief,

This is Il simple home recipe now
being made known In all the Target
cities through the newspapers. II ID
Intended 10 check the many cases 81
Rheumatism, kidney ana bladder trou-
bel which have made SO many cripples
and inyaIids and weakilngs Of some
Of our brightest ana strongest people.
The druggists mere have been noti-
fed to supply themselves with the in
|grediorts. ana the sufferer will have
no trouble 10 obtain them. The pre-
scription is as follows. Fluid Extract
Dandelion, one-half ounce Compound
Kargon. one ounce. and Compound
syrup of Sarsaparilla. three ounces
Mix by shaking wen In a bottle. The
dose II one t%easpoonful after each
meal and at bedtime.
Recent experiments prove this sim-
pie mixture effective in Rheuma-
tlsm. because 81 it's positive action
upon he eliminatiye tissues Of the
Kidneys II compcis these most vitei
organs 10 hitter from the blood aud
system the waste impurities ana uric
acid which are the cause Of rheu-
matiam. IT clcanscs the kidneys.
strengthens them and removes quick
~ such symptoms as baekache. blood
disorders. bladder weakness. frequent
%urinatlon. painful scalding and dis
colored urine. II acts az a powerful
stimulant to the entire kidney and
bladder structure.
Those who suffer and are accus-
toned to purchase - bottle Of medi-
cine should not let n little incon-
venience interfere with making this
up,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
DEATH CLEARS MYSTERIOUS
MICHIGAN TRAGEDY


tcon'inncd from rogc d column 81
With knives. he. Carmichael. defended
himself with q hatchrt After kiIlng
his victim With ihr hatchet. H. said.
the ted hot stove 100 the church aue
ee.ttd itself aH ihc bert method ct dis
posing ~ the body Before putting
me body in tin stove. however. hr rN.
chnn2ed Soma ~ the deed mans cloth
inE fnf his nNu nhIeh haI bfcomc
bespattefed with blood
fafmicharln death wins almost uh
sensational af thAt nf his Victim Whe,
he arrived OF che Hughes boarding
house De- eufr the namr nf John
tider AND as be- sald ht Was "a wood.
Workcf nnd had conn. hsr, io start a
factory, uH suspicion uts attached 10
iua p~ttfUufc onra ht went Zoo :.
Catholic prfl and Ietiafine himself
"a Catholic a.ked ths lnnuence in
helping hinI BOO husineaa Ha nhtr no
indications off %tfaoiinr over the muir
DER. although ai This tImr he must
harf Thought Rhnnt 10 almost constant
lN fuf the written confession had boon
prepared ana NH- concealed ln Die
room Although eo far as ht know.
he was 5000 hfeand usa roach or dos
t'rtites fhs erie.s ram, t0da, when
ahnuf $3.50 a'1f0,k Nhen De- Informed
Aiiss tiuenos that aa na satisfactory
.iir faf hh- factory could he found he
Intended Go He Goo Bowen lN
thInt Q 500 pna o. better site
there boz raid in fskt tht 9 90 .io.k
train
Saying Nhls ht went Hat info the
back safd AZ hr driaf.l rHurnInr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
kORisANs IIAR JAPANESE
40 10 AItnl CT lsAIftIgIln

Scout Jan ~ THE visit ~ the
emperor of koroa. accompanied bt
Prince ITO. "a Fu san. about 200 miles
from the capital has created the inn
precision thar ITO d tndsaYorinE rs
Hmnegie the emperor aboard Il war
ship and have him inken 10 Japan
~ this better vtudfufa along thr
route taken by INC superor ANA
prince mado hostile demonstrations.
neeessitating their dispersal by the
police
The emperor 81 iApan then ordered
a egusdron sen 90 1tu San te mako
q demonstration in honor Of the en-
prtof 20 Korea who went aboard the
flagship amid tho firms az stlutef.
ana received a cabi,gram OF oongrat-
Hiations from the %Jnpanesr emperor
GO which hc replied m rordiai terms
He afterwards visited this other
vessels 81 the squadron
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
THROUGH SERVICE
ON The CUTOFF
JANUARY IS
.BELEN TERMINAL OF
FOUR DIVISIONS
Reported Thirty Crews viii Be
Located at Town and East
ern Railway viii Be Principal
Through Freight Line,

III is planned now to establish rcgu
lar through service over the complot
ed Belen cut-on on the eighteenth of
the present month, said a local rail-
road man yesterday. who is N touch
with the situation.
From an l can learn Belen is to
DE the terminal of four divisions-to
Las Vegas on the north, I'll Paso ON
the south. Gallup ON the west and Clo-
Wis on the east. My Information is
that at least thirty freight crews viii
have their headquarters at Beien "a
that TO start with "a force of seventy
men win be employed in the shops
there under Will Bean. son Of Me-
chanical superintendent : L. Bean OF
the Coast lines, 0s master mechanic
1 understand tina the new line is 10
become the great transcontinental
freight artery OF the santa Fe system
with two freights each way daily. two
3s's and i've 3t's"
~ the new short line Is operated
by this plan il VIII make Belen n
of an. most important railroad points
ON the system. IL is rumored that the
present headquarters uf the Rio.
Grand. division win Dee moved from
san Alarcial to Bcien. ~ the line be-
tween El Paso and Las Vegas Is made
two divisions with Belcn as the ter
mInal the north end VIII he 1871 miles
in length Tho distance from Bclcn
To- Gallup ON the west will hc fifteen
miles shorter than the present first
district az thu Albuquerque division
From pcirn to san Marciai is only
ntT.1 Frum Eafsn TO III raSn.
which. according tn report Viii he
tho new Rio f---nie division. is q dis
tsnce of about .-a miles
A. Gar as can hc learned the pres
ent passenger business through Albu-
aueroue win remain practically unaf-l
frctsd Dos thu change
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
BIDS WANTED.

Bids VIII be received by the clerk
OF the board of county commissioners
OF Bcrnalillo county W 10 saturday,
January 30th 1909. for the furnishing
OF a street sprinkler to said county.
Said bids viii bc opened on Monday,
February list 1903. The commission
ers reserve the right TO reject any CT
al bids.
BY order OF the board.
\ T. WALKER. Clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
CARMICHAEL COM EsSioN
REMARK ABLE DOCUMENT

Carthage, IN. Jan. II The confess
sion If Res. J. II. Carmichael was as
follows
Carthage, H.. Jan o. 1868 no
MT WaggonsteiI, Port Huron, Mich
Honufed siri ! write THIS letter 10
explain some things in connection
with the columbus church tragedy. J.
am guilty oniy becauec / am a coward.
The man had such "a hypnotic infiu-
rner over me that I fclt that some
thing must be- done folt greatly
aahaned that il man sail to bc short
minded should Dc able 10 compel me-
a. yieid 10 his Alil but / said nothing
about il AZ first he said. It's AN
right Elder don't he afraid" then
hr began 20 talk about now we TWO
could got rich Three times he came
60 the rear OF my barn ANA talked TO
me- through tho auura hole. twice
~ wars at the river when went to
water ms stock. aud each time I felt
that ife WIS doing something that he
Mrs proud off once when WAS no
INK out to Columbus he was on tho
pike uear the PINK school house.
Nhcn overlook him he asked me To-
roe ANA | could not refuse lie
asked me if ever | had driven up the
pike to Port i%luron. TO which | an
NWfred, no Then he said Come.
iftH drive up and I guaitnnQ
letH dfiNc 40 tU which dissented.
but ne kopt on untl ne persuaded mo
To- sp lAe got out ana stood at tho
corner while / went to the barn with
The rig Then after we had been I'd
tho restaurant for food. for which he
paid, aud also for the horse. ha envc
me g haif dollar and said he Mauted
me go 20 across there aud buy 4 small
hatchet for his boy to play with !
began 90 trli him 10 60 and do his own
buying when he set his eyes upon mo
~ tho quevrest sort ~ 4 look some.
thing likc the look OF g snakn'4 eyes
in'n tclt his Influence tightening
ms grip on my mind so ! went. Ina
tending 10 go into the store and ont
tlr back way. 60 get the horse and
rush off for home When ! turned
20 CLOSE the door ne stood LOOKING
nnoh me through The window. ana +
just bought the hatchct aud came ont
again but 10y hat time ha had dissap.
pcared 20 went Go the barn. got m,
ana started for home When +
a.. turn AMI, AIln.r,
al th. corner T., 90 h.,
on
vb,t. VIZ e'u'h PARK
t,,t 81, ~. ~ ''NN 'N' ear 70
month";. "."' H'ul ~ said
'.'"N "hNthlus ol
'"' ~. n"hk' once ni
7" N"Nn ID" came out of
p" gus s'''' sleeves aud as
n. '''" l'lns rue I" walk the
"''i' l'h n7 small as
n''N'h Whvn hc arranged
""'"' tH' W"uulu he snid
"'"i" s' g." Fori huron and meet
'nf ROAD between that place
'"N '"f 'l"lNh Thought he really
''"N' /" t'l married when ht en-
S"A'u nay services hut when we mot.
pa 'N' i""H Nna h' WIS alone ! be-
=" tfel uneasy hut b, said it was
iN right the others would come Zoo
p rhffi"ee When we went into tho.
huron wanted Co light % lamp to
hirh lfe dissrntrd saying so. Elder
lisht unless they should come. but
hc said Maybe you had bot.
hayf ID little nrr and Z went out
and uasspd wood through tho window
Whom i had mt in what Thought
SOS rnough Do said Vow Elder. the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
AN Old IDEA.
shown 10 BE Absolutely False by Mod
cru Science,


People used to think that b0ldnes-
was one of those things which are
handed down f.nm generation 20 gea-
Grafton. from father to son-just like
a family heirloom.
Science has shown the faiscnoss OF
this belief by proving that badness
Itself is not a constitutional disease.
but the result OF a germ invasion OF
which only Herpieidc can effectively
rid the scalp.
Washing only cleans the scalp OF
Dandrun. Il doesn't kill the germs.
Destroy the cause. you remove the
effect.
Nowbro's Herpicide viii do this in
every case. 10 is also "A delightful
dressing
sold by leading druggists. send Toe
In stamps Tor sample TO The Herpicide
Co. Detroit. Mich. Two sizes. soc
and $f.00. b "A. Briggs ana Co..
special agents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
MILLION TO SAVE
LABOR CHIEFS
FROM JAIL
Enormous Defense Fund May
Be Raised to Garry 6omperS
Case to Highest Court FEEDER
alton Council in Session,
iy Morning journal special Leased wireI

nv NnrnlnE JournaI SpfrfaI Ieasfd NircI
Washington. Jan ll-At the scs-
sion of the executive council of the
American Federation of Labor which
began here today. OF the most inn
portant matters TO be taken up will
be thu sentence imposed by Justice
Wright on samuel Gompers. John
Mitchell and Frank Morrison. am of
whom are Officers OF the federation.
II is said that the sentence VIII be-
fought by the three officers, and that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

on FRIDAY the 18th day ~ January
ises. al 10 O'Clock a m in front oi
the city all. on North Second street.
! viii spil the following animals toe
Wit one rosn mare. about 3 years
old. viii weigh abnut zoe pounds one
Jersey heifcr. about : years old.
THoS MNiLLiN.
city Marshal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

EVERYONE is TALKING ABOUT
OUR FLAT WORK. If YOU HAVE
NOT GIVEN Us YOURS, DO so
NOW. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY BACK
OF POSTOETTt E.
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OUR DOMESTIC FINISH Is JUST
THE THING AND SATISFIES OUR
PATRONS. If YOU WANT TO BE
UP To DATE HAVE YOUR IAUN.
DRY DONE BIZ THE IMPERIAL
LAUNDRY. BACK OF POSroFFfCE
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WINDOW sHApE

In stock and made 10 order. Lowest
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed Flu
trelle Furniture &c.
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en- been afraid that the gatherings in
husbands ears would cause his
death or make him Insane