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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON", WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, J000.
VOL. 1'
NO. 3735
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New llliC wnru uuai
ColorJ, for fancy work and
moun,,nK50to19oa8hoot
New lino Semi-Po-cehdu
English
dishes In brown.
. Iilno, I'tv.cocu ami
J Imperial Green.
jl)..r) to 114.70 n sot
Spee'al!.j They're Here
m(1. iiiti! Card Hoard, plain and .
Bi CYCLES
. i.. ti rvin nfTar Hiirll ft
L'Ant line of hlpli grade (nd c,,t"ft,)
lii fa ti.
Cleveland
Imperl"!
SrauhlinR
Sytncuse
Ttlbunc
Festhertonc
Stearns
llarnes
Wheels from
$4 to $75.
.ii mi t l.iifinril
III W L'U S UIU HUH"""-"
I through the Reason.
Agent Weekly Kxmnlncr.
Our Superb line of
Ladies' Tailor-made
Suits.
Dress Skirts,
Jackets.
Petiicoats,
Silk Waists.
The mott important gathering of the kind ever shown in
Pendleton
Not n proiniscuotu medley of indifferent merchandise, but a
magnificent stock of car. fully selected garments of the very
first order.
You will find them strictly fitst-clnss
in workmanship up to the very
highest standard of fashion and ex
ceptional values.
They urn on exhibition Conic ami see tltein.
Alexander & Hexter
'ITfi
Boston Store
Ask to See Our New Dress Goods
Plaids
Again proclaimed uite the proper
idea, lor smart, up-to-date separate skirts.
They psnuit of a decided change in one's
apsai ance; they're serviceable; they
don't cost much.
38 inch Plaids of Cheviot or CameV
Hair, mixtd materials; the Spring
shades aie bright and pretty; splendid 7Art
nhofor Children's Dresses UtijQ-
40-ineli Heautiful Plaids, softly shaded,
lirelty and stylish UOC
4? inch to 54-inch Swell Plaids, used exclusive
ly for separate skirts These arc the high nrt
effect, end character i evident in every shading-
The prices vary from
$1.10 to $1.50
Golf Suitings
These fovrrites. in their new appear
ances will prove a leading iabric in this
year's selling. Just now they're new,
fresh and charming.
52- and 54-inch wide, with handsome Plaid
and Oheck backs, at
$2.00. 2.25 and
2.35.
Shirt Waists
We don't draw on your imagination in
the least when we say:
The Boston Store is show
ing the nobbiest line of
Shirt Waists ever seen in
Pendleton.
It would please us to be allowed to show
them to you.
Pendleton's Big Store.
Shingles
Posts'
Anf An Other Kind 0f
, bi stock of hard woods on
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SuSS l'ublUK Company.
ton-Ukiah Start a. 1 twm.
"onawe freight and pa..
Tillman & Co.'i drug
for Infants and Children.
Tio Itjnil You Hhvp Alvays Huught has lono tljo plerna
turi) pf Chns. II, Fletcher, and lcon made umlor tl
)prsoiml supervlsfon for over 30 years, Allow o QMO
to rtppolvo you In tills. Counterfeits, Imitations ana
JMHt-HS-tfood" ftro but lSxporiiuuuts, ami endanger tue
liealth of Okliareu Hxperieuco against Experiment.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
GENERAL NEWS.
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1 .mth. I.uliUHl omnium, wiiii iihh neon
critically Hick in Now York, in much
I hotter.
I (ii'rulillni!, the fmnotiH rnchiK innro,
linhlcr of the worhl'H record for half 11
mile in 40 pecondtt, is dond at
Sprecklo's N,n U'dif., farm.
Tlio miliar truct'H liiHt dividend vh
omIv oiie-lialf of one jiur cent, owinn to
the" light tlmt haw been carried on for
Minns inontliH with Arlinckle ltros.,
who started a rival rulhiory.
Mrn. Krancew M. Wolcott was
granted an abfolnto divorce from Sena
tor Hilward 0. Wolcott, on the ground
of decertlon t Denver Monday. Sena
tor Wolcott wiih not precent, and no
evidence was Introduced for the de
fense. Secretary Hitchcock liaa cent to con
urvM. witfi hi approval, a hill drawn
by CominlHidonor Hermann, of the gen
eral land olllce, to authorize and regu
late tlio sale and m-e of timber on the
unappropriated and unreserved public
latulR.
Senator DaviH of Minnesota Iihh
offered an amendment in the fcnato to
the Puerto Hi run hill. It Ih in effect
to havo the tariff of tlio United State
until led to Puerto ltiro upon loreiun
ImportH, hut allow aliHolutu free trade
between tho United Staten and Puerto
lilco.
Itenrecontativo Do VrIon, of Call
forula. Iihh introduced a ioiut resold
tlon in the house for tho repeal of
duties, on white or printing paper and
the material from which it Ih mnde,
and direction tho attorney-pneral to
proceed under the anti-trust law
apilnst those niaiutaiuIiiK 11 monopoly
In Mich paper and material.
Lieutenant Kdpir V, Koehler, of the
nt 1 niantry, wan snot in the abdo
men and killed at a village six miles
north of Tarhie, in the Pliilipp!
where ho wont In nearch of some
hidden rilles. A l illpini). prouilHliiK
to nroduce tlio rules, leu nun nun an
ambush away from his command. Tho
soldiers, in revenue, burned tho
village, and killed 24 of tlio enemy.
THE BRITISH IN TRANSVAAL
WOOL GROWERS CONVENTION.
Is
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Prcndergast's Flying Column
Kruger's Territory,
Enters
BOERS WILL CONTEST GLENCOE PASS
Buller Pushing Ills Forces Toward llarrysmltli. of Corvaiiis, or., 'president of tfi
Lord Morn RmIm IIU AHmiim V'.illtio" ' w.: 1Jllu.v "f V01
Upon Blocmfontelo.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NliWS.
Hon. II. W. Wilson, lor no yearn
county clerk 01 llentou county, died
Sunday at Corvaiiis.
Mrs. (ieoriro Mel.auLMiliu. at lluena
Vista, while haudlini; a lmiii used to
shoot gophers, shot part of her right
Hand oil.
Seha Norton, a well known farmer of
Now hra, near uregon Ulty. died .Mon
day night at his home, aged iVt. Ho
was maiiu a .Mason 111 inwa -0 yearn
ago.
.loliu Wilson died in Albany at the
advanced age of 112 years. Ho was horn
Michigan, and
from that statu in
March (I. 1K0S, in
came to I. inn county
l.r)L'.
Louis, hlmnson, aged IK), who was
found in a shack at Westminster. II.
('., with his throat cut, is said to leave
a widow and family at Astoria. Ihe
coronor'H Jury returned a verdict of
suicide.
Mrs. Jano Kces. who died near
Lebanon, Linn county, a few days ago,
left an estite valued at about flL'0.000,
inostlv In monev. She left no child
ren, and thu money goes to hor
brothers and sisters.
John I toli.-oii, of Albany, llled a
netitlon in lmnkruntcv in Portland
lio is a salesman. His liabilities
amount to f.ri"00, due a sewing ma
ehino company, ami his assets aro ex
pressed in cipiiers.
Jacob S. Itincarson, a pioneer of
184H. aued 811, died at Oregon Olty
Monday night. Accompanied by his
lirotlier. no semen in v.iiucKaiuas
conntv. after crosslnu tho plains, in
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ln-W, HIS nroiuer dying suverai years
"KO.
Duclaw Costollo, a rronch wrestler
and bahituo of tho Tenderloin, in
Seattlo. was stabbed to dentil by ic
tor no Mnruouett. his mistress, Sunday
morning. Costollo died two hours
later. Tho woman is in
charged with murder.
John. Charles and Kmnia, aged
respectively 5, 7 and 1), children of
Charles Wenuer. livinir 11 miles from
Olympia, Wash., were burned to death
.Saturday nmnt. ine parents were no-
sent from homo attending a dance and
an elder sister aged lli was left in
eharuu nf thu house and children. She
London, March ".A dispatch from
Durban says: A living column of
llritlsh from Hululund has entered the
I ransvaal and has been daily skirm
isliiiiL' with small part es of Doers
I lie force consists of mounted in
fantry. Natal scouts and art 1 erv.
commanded ny .Major rrendergast.
Tho rtotront from Ludysiulth.
liner ('amp, lllggersberg, Saturday.
1 ue lederais nave laiien back on
lllggersberg chain that crosses Natal
south of Dundee. The retreat from
Ladysinith was duo to tho mistake of a
certain commandant in ordering bis
men to retire from tlio key to the
position without a reason for tho move
incut. On receipt of bad news from
Modtier river Wednesday It was re
solved to send the wagons to Diggers
berg.
Will Contest Oloncoo Pass
London, March 7. It is reported
that Puller has pushed forward bis
force along the Harry Smith lino of
railroad toward Van Keenau's pass. It
appears thu Doers Intend to take up a
strong position in tho lllggersberg
range and contest tho (tlencoe pass, al
though it hardly seems likely that
llullur will attempt to forco these for
tho present.
The Times contains a dispatch from
Capo Town which says thorn Is crying
need for an explicit statement by the
Ili it ish ministry that nothing short of
annexation is intended, "in order to
dampen tho mischievous agitation
going on under tlio pretext of a tie
maud for peace."
Dullor's Cnjunltloj.
A list of casualties sustained by
Pullers force from lebrnary M to
Kohruarv '27 shows: Killed 1L'I.
wounded "fill, missing ft I. This makes
thu total cost to the rank and llle in
thu final relief of Ladysinith 18.?,)
men.
Advnnclittf Upon Dloomfontoln.
London. March 7. Lord Roberts
telegraphs from Osfontolu: "Advance
March 7. Kuemy in full retreat, fol
owed by our troops. Casualties few."
Boers rtotroatlnK Dotoro Roberts.
London. March 7. Lord Huberts
telegraiilied as ioiiowh: usiontein.
Operations today promise to ho a great
success. The enemy occupied a posi
tion four miles north and eleven miles
south of Moddcr ltiver. I placed (ieu
eral Colvllle's division on the north
hank and Kelly-Kenny's and Tucker's
divisions with cavalry on tlio souiii
bank. 'The cavalry division succeeded
in turning tho enemy's left flank.
opening tho road for the sixth division
wnlcli is advancing wltliout being
obliged to llro a snot up to the present
time. Iliu enemy is in lull retreat
towards tho north and east, closely
followed by cavalry, horse artillery
and mounted infantry, while Tucker's
division, Colvllle's division and tho
Assomblod In Bolso City and Thoro
LnrRO Attondanco.
. llolso City, Idaho, March 7. Tho
I'acillc Northwest Wool Growers' asso
elation met in convention at 10 this
morning in Sonna's opera bouse. The
lirst session was devoted to welcoming
oi mo delegates and to other formal!
ties.
A number of del emit cm to the mm-en
tlon arrived last night and others will
come in today. Among last evening
arrivals were Dr. James Witbvconibe
le asso
Portland
the secretary. Thev are euests at the
Overland. Other arrivals are J. W
iiiiiko ami wife of reudleton. who arc
at the Capital, Professor II. T. French
of the Moscow university, J. I'. Van
Ilouten and 0. A. Van Houten of Port
land, Unley Mekinzle of Caldwc
W. Ct. Ayre of linker Citv. A. 0. Hut
terllehl of Welser, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hrlco of Caldwell and J. Turnhull of
Ncnntor, Or., Charles Cunningham
oi I'ciidicion,
President Wltbvcombe comes
lloise for the lirst time. He has heard
a great ileal of this part of Idaho and
ho says be is very much pleased with
it. In the course of an interview last
evening he said:
"This section has a great future be
fore it. w aro going to hear from
these broad acres and from these ma
jestie mountains. They will make this
art m iiiano lamoiis. Tho country Is
but in its infancy now, but it. has been
started in the right way. I like the
Idea that prevails hero of iliversllled
Interests. The more tlio better. One
or two or three t h nus w ill not. il
Ihe production must bo varied."
Dr. Williveoinhe savs Ori'i-nti
enjoying her 'share of the general pros
perltv of the country. The mildness o
tho winter lias been a boon to the stock
men. Ihe wool men wil not nnlv se
cure a better price for tliolr output but
will have a heavier yield per head
than for some time.
Dr. Witbyconibo is director of the
agricultural experimental station at
Corvallls. lie was state veterinary for
several years and as such made manv
visits to I'.astern Oregon. There he got
prcuv well unmanned with iiinim
without having visited the state.
Thu folIowiiiL' is the nroL'rani of
dav :
Wednesi av. 10 a. in. Address
welcome by Mayor J. II. Ulchards
Response by Dr. James Wlthvconibe,
president.
.Music.
Address. "Grasses for the Kiiiil-ii.
by Professor A. II. Leckunbv.
Discussion.
Music.
Wednesday, " n.
annual address.
Report of secretary.
Music.
Address. "Outlook
Northern Idaho," by
rroncn.
Discussion.
Music.
i -a Kir. "ino Lincoln Miceti as
Mutton and Wool Producer," by J.
rni TICK.
Discussion.
Music.
Wednesday. 8 n.' m. Reception
natatoriuiii by chamber of commerce
to
of
in. President's
for Sheep
Professor II.
as a
II.
at
PRUNE 0R0WKRS MEET.
nt Throo
Tho Attondanco Is I'lnood
llundrod.
Portland, Or., March 7. More than
.KM) prominent prune urowers from
Idaho, Oregon and Washington aro here
guard's brigade under I'ole-Carew are for tlie purpose of iirgaiil.ing an asso
making their way across tho rivor at ciatiou inroiign which prune growers
Poplar's Drift where I propose to place n ay market their crop, ihe work of
my Iieadiiuarters this oveulng. uur organization ocgius uxiny. ai tho same
casualties are few, as tho enemy was tune urn lanuers' congress will Imi or
unprepared for helm; attacked by
Hank and having their communications
with liloemfoutuln threatened.
GOEUEL'S MURDERER.
Harlan
Held on the
was badly burned hi attempting
rescue her brothers and sister.
Whlttaker Is
Charge.
Frankfort. Kv.. March 7. Tho court
thu city jail, house was packed today at the examin
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iiiu trim in iiiiiiiiii miiuivri iiii ihv1
charge of afsasslnatlug Governor
Goobel. The prosecutor was assisted
bv Colonel Camnbe II of New lork.
All the witnesses today were those
participating in Whlttaker's arrest,
nu'liidiiiL' the detectives.
Thu defensu did not cross-examine
any witnesses. At the conclusion of
Headache
Is often a warning that tlio liver Is
torpid or Inactive wore serious
troubles may follow. For a prompt,
clllclent euro of Jleauncho anil all
liver troubles, take
Hood's PSSSs
While they rouso tho liver, restore
full, regular action of tlio bowels,
thev ilo not crii or nalii. do nut
Irritate or Inltatr a tho Internal organs,
lint have a nosltlvo tonlo effect. 25c
at all drugL'tsts or by mall of
C. 1. IJooU A Co., Lowell, Mass.
to tho evidence of the state, Wlilttaker's
attorney submitted tho case, .imlgu
Monro ordered Whlttaker held to the
April grand jury wiinoiii nun,
A Small Vote Bxpeotod.
Portland. Oro,, March 7. It is
feared that owing to the registration
ganteed. Tlio prune men, after organiz
ing, win become members oi the farm
ers' congress, which Is composed of the
hop urowers' association, wool urowers'
association. dairviueu'H association
and other oragniatlous, Kach hodv
wi li keep up its iudividualitv hut all
will combine to form a farmers' con-
gress so that they may take advantage
of each other's eximrienco and work
together along morn practical lines.
These meetings, in the minds of
prominent horticulturists and agricul
turists, mark an important era in the
industrial life of the northwest. In
stead of strife, discord, suicidal com
petition and slipshod farming, it is
proponed to lay the foundation for an
intullluent co-operation hv which the
grower after having raised his product)
can llnd a market for It at a fair profit.
Wild Scones In a Convention.
Waco. Tex. .March 7. A serious Htillt
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occurred in uie repiiiiiican state con
vention today. McDonald had been
SOVEREIGN ON THE STAND
o
Labor Leader Tells of the Blowing Up
of Buuker Hill.
DENOUNCES THE MILITARY OFFICERS
Describes Conditions la tbe Bull Pen as -a
Repetition of tbe Horrors or Anderson
vllle Washington Notes.
Washington, March 7. James R.
Sovereign resumed bis testimony to
day at thu Coeur d'Alene investiga
tion. Ho was asked If there was anv
law requiring members of labor
organizations fo cancel the names of
criminals. Sovereign answered in thu
negative. Speaking of general condi
tions while the men were Imprisoned,
Sovereign denounced tho military
olllcers for "a reign of bread and wa
ter," describing It as a repetition of
the horrors of Andersonville. Mem
bers of the committee cross-examined
Sovereign. Representative Hull took
him over the assembling of the miners
on the morning the mill was blown
up. The witness said It was evident
there was preconcerted action. At
Hull's reuuest Sovereign read an
article in a paper edited bv him as to
Hunker Hill destroyed, headed "ono
thousand wreak vengeance on a scab
mine,"
The article said half tho men wero
masked and described the scones as
dynamite was placed under tho mine
concentrator and it was completely
wrecked.
To Ponston Lllluokalnnl.
Washinuton. March 7. The senate
committee on foreign relations au
thorized the report bur of an amend-
inent to the diplomatic hill appropriat
ing fL'0.000 to lie paiil ox-Wuecn
Liliuokalani. and Providian for an
annual donation of 10.000 so loin as
sbu may live.
miiiiviiii tillered a resolution that
"While the Filipinos cnnllnuu tho
present war no expression of intention
as to the future course of the United
States with respect to them should he
made by the senate."
.Mason gave notice that he would
enter a mot Ion that the committee on
foreign relations he discharged from
further consideration of his resolution
expressive of the senate's sympathy
law, which goes into operation for thu J put up for temporary chairman by the
iiii-i'ii iiiihiiiii nun rergusoii nv uie op
position. Hoth took tlio rostrum, One
of thu wildest scenes ever witnessed in
a Tuxas convention ensued. Fist lights
were numerous.
The Paper of the Peopl.
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MmmV r Kal JMX Wil lonumpllonl without a par- 111
mm saiaK. 'im. I IV allellalfiohUtoryormeUlclne. Ill
SSmmkmmtkW oeo. uakvuau, i-rep. .r
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KiSimjiBHr f?.l can stanJ. If you have u Mi
rr-JlMBMs W ln KKland U. W., at. 3d mid Yl
BUlHHiiHi lllk and aP.'lMn'ffrou, depot. 1 1 I SOLE PROPRIETORS iU
. fS.C.WELLS&Coj
Koom Kaie ouc, oc, i.uu w leroy, n.y. i,im
T i HAMILTON, CAN. JM
first time in Oregon, that the vote at
tho cominu election will bo liuht. The
executive committee of the republican
league of Oregon has taken up thu
matter of registration and lias ad
dressed circular letters to the republi
can clubs of Oregon asking them to
urge voters to register.
Street Railway Employes Discharged,
Tacoma, Wash.. March 7. Twelve
conductors and oiuhi motormen weru
discharged this morning from thu City
Mreei itaiiway service. It is believed
to he because thev are alleued leaders
of a movement to demand an increase
of wages.
All Hope Abandoned,
Charleston. W. Va.. March 7. -Hope
for thu rcfccuo allvo of tho eighty or
ninety miners still entombed in the
Red Ash mine bus been practically
abandoned. Governor Atkinson is still
on tliu ground directing relief operations.
For sale by lirockb McCuuiai, 1'euuietouV
An Advance In Wages.
Fittsburtf. March 7. AH employes
of the National Tube Works in the
United States will receive an advance
of 10 per cent in wages. Tlio men
affected number over 20,000.
Georgia Republicans.
Atlanta, March 7. The republican
statu convention met todav. Col.
Johnson of Atlanta was elected chair
man of tho central committee.
The Social Democrats,
IndiunnmliH. March 7. At today's
session of tho social democratic conven
tion tbe committee reports wero discussed.
Secretary Root at Havana,
Havana. March 7. Secretary Root
arrived this morning. He was re
Iceived with a salute from Cabanas
fortress.
Big Blazo In Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, March 7. A lire en
tailing an estimated loss of over 17(H).-
000 occurred today in thu retail dry
goods district. Thu prinepal losses
aro: Shoneinan Pros., Dry goods.
mn,,wni; .uarKs uros., ury goisis
f. '100,000 ; Myerboff Uros., women am
children's clothing, ami thu Philadel
phia Klectric Ivqiiipment Co., L'00,000.
Resembles Bubonlo Plague.
San Francisco, March 7. A case of
what is sujijMised to bo bubonic plague,
though the exact nature of the disease
Is uncurtain, lias been discovered In
Chinatown. Tho patient was imme
diately isolated and the wholo of
Chinatown placed under strict ipiaran
tinu. No fear is uppreheuded of a
spread of the disease.
What to Do Until the Doctor Arrives.
It is very hard to stand idly by and
see our dear ones suffer while uwaiting
thu arrival of thu doctor. An Albany
(N Y. ) dairyman called at a
store thoro for a doctor to come and sou
bis child, then very sick with croup.
Not finding tho doctor in, ho left word
for him to como at once on his return.
Ilo also iiought a bottlu of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, which be Imped
would givo sonio relief until tho doctor
should arrive. In a few hours he re
turned, saying thu doctor need not
como, as tbe child was much better.
Tho druggist, Mr. Qtt( Sehoiz, says thu
family lias siuco recommended Cham
berlani'tf Cough Remedy to their i
neighbors and friends until he lias a
constant demand for it from that part
of thu country. For salu by Tallmuu
a uo., Druggist.
with thu Hours, because he said it is
learly thu intention of the com
mittee to taku no action on the resolution.
Lodue till u addressed the senate on
the Philippine question.
To Savo tho Big Trees.
Washington, .March 7. At thu sen
ate's session Mr. Ilaiishroueh reported
a house joint resolution directing thu
secretary of the Interior to place under
Isind thu "Mammoth Tree Grovu" and
tbe South Park urovu of 1 I lt trees In
Calaveras and Tuolumne counties.
'aliforuia, the idea being that thu
government acquire thu groves. Thu
resolution was adopted.
Short Session or tho House.
Washington. March 7. Thu house
was hi session hut twenty-llvo minutes
today, adjourning out of respect to thu
memory of thu late Representative
liarmer of Pennsylvania. The vote
on thu Aldricli-Kohhius contest case
was postponed until tomorrow. Thu
iniereiicu report on the llnanclal bill
was presented to the house but no time
was fixed for calling it up.
Philippine Commission.
Washinuton. March 7. Professor
lleruanl Moses of Ihe Hnlvcrsltv of
California had a conferunco with thu
resident and Mr. MeKInlev tendered
ilin thu vacant nlai o on the nuw Phil
ippine commission and Mr. Moses ac
cepted it.
Ibis completes thu commission, of
which the personnel is as follows:
ludge Tuft, Ohio, president: Dean C.
Worcester, Michigan; Luku Wright,
lennessee: llenrv C. Ide. Vermont:
llurnard Moses, California.
Reduotlon In Sugar.
New York. Marcli 7. Thu American
Sugar Rellning company has reduced
the price of all Its sugars 10 cents per
hundred pounds. The usual reduction
is o cents at a time, I Ills douiilo re
luetlon brhiL's the price of standard
granulated sugar down from Ti.'JO too. 10
cents a pound.
Hume Re-Elected Mayor.
Seattle, Wash., March 7. Yester
day's city election resulted hi a sweep
ing victory for thu republicans.
Hume was re-elected mayor ami thu
entire republican ticket was successful.
The Plague at Port Townsend.
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of genuine bubonic pluguu op thu
steamship Nanyo Maru at Diamond
head, Port Townsend.
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