Thursday, November 11, 1CCX
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THE ASHEVULE GAZETTE-ITEW3.
A MAD REVENGE
zn.
Ai ore Opera Singers A rrive
J
Mjr name la Morgan Grenoble, and
today I bare reached ibe turning point
of inj I bin let U year. People any (bat
I look odd with alinoat anow bite
balr and wonder how It came to be
thua to one no young.
Eight j ears a so uu the 2!wti of this
rerjr month I Mood at tbe altnr with
Laura Oomtock.
I waa telegraph operator and waa
stationed' nt Wayhurr, a atntUm twon
tj mllra from Htwktnn.
' Returning from our honeymoon. 1 left
my wife at Stockton and proceeded to
Wayburgv The endue; t on the "up"
train waa Mark Moore, a rather hnnd
aome young fellow, who hud tieen my
rival.
AYbcn the train alopr. at More !
lami a I alighted from the paengrr i
coach and walked, forward to the ctt- t
fine. M.itk waa huHy riigtigcd oIMiik
the. machinery.
'l!or are you- Morrnnr' lie ald a
be cplcd nie and hold cut lil hand, j
lll tllsappuliiliiH-nt ecci-icd to have :
left hint. "Doing to Wavlmrcy" i
"Ye." j
"JuM Kit In with me, llien." he aald.
I rrjitli'd that I wuuM di an. and '
whta tin- train moved nwny I wn ,
omijijlni; a w.it In the citrine.
One- hardly notice tin- am-tit, Imt ;
the ili-nul la an entirely different t
thine. " iwld Mark. "I wa thinking, i
Morrxn, what n terrible thins It would i
be If sin engine with full power on
were t.t tecoiue nuir.nnnp-nHe nt tin
ton of the (jrnde and duali wajr.
Tlie following night nun dark and
teniKs!uoiin, and I alone occupied the
station. That day a new pnelne had
arrived, Hitd Mark Moore had Im-ii
t l:i (ha.-fe of It. lrom '.' ,,: ,mV:
In the tifteriioon to I caw him mov
ing niiont the ensliMV t'ntll ;o I
watched. Then M.irU otH'tird the door
and rtei Into (lie Miinli :ipnr: ici-it.
"Ay- von rrnvh Ins u dNpnteh, M.r
Sl;" he nkiil.
.Vo. M;irk. Why ! .-u akr
"llei-nnae If ymt are not I wish joii
would leave the ilM.em n hit and
come and ! k nt my lt.il Itird by tan
tern light. I nm going to run down
praijo to t'hnlmcr, reverse Hie niglm
and run lim . The train will nm In
due here for nn hour, and I ran c to
Chalmera and rrtuni within twenty
minium "
We walked Into the ureal temporary
abed where the now engine Mood.
"I dare not In- no long nliscnt from
niy pot at hour. Mark."
lie (ml hlx lantern on the ground find
tbn Kprnu' eni't.
"You hnll. Morn tirennhle!" heerlel,
ad U'f'.re I roiilil aiiMNor him he
dabrd me to the earth and planted his
knee on my Im-aM.
"Not a word out of you. Morg," he
aald (len-ely. pinioning my arm and
leg with n roM-. i ll tell jou what
I'm sa ins to do. You know hp were
dlM'tlts-Ing the roUM'ilioiioeM nlteiKllns,
the riirh , f a maddened engine ihn
the crude. I rvkon I won't go to
i'baltuera, hut will m-inl you rlcnr to
the U'tfotu of the grade."
"Mark Moore, you are mad," I said.
"Wmdil you murder iim In mid lilo-wl
nd other who are coining up ou the,
1! in pamn-nger?"
"Ye,- he ai ooldly.
"Tlii'rer Im- nald at lat a he rlo.-d
the fnrna. e ihN.r. " Kverj thing I ready
for Jour ride. V.u ll g. rlht through
8ti ktoii. hut I re kou you won't have
time to utop to kK-nk In loving l-utira.
tiMKlhy, M4irg."
Tlie eugliiH waa moving, and be
IraH-d t.ff.
'May In a i n have merry on your
ml. Mark Moore r I ahoiitrd after
him.
Tlie grade ielwii-n Wayhurg and
Chalmers wu ipilie alei, and U-fore
rearln-d the little town the vd of the
Hed Ihrd and ila lender M-emed to rl
Tal that of the telegraph.
The manner iu whku I wan bound
permitted nie t look out of the win
dow. I did n, and Stockton, the home of
nJ wife, greeted me with lta many
lignt.
Ahead I aaw many eoplo walling
lor the 11. hi paM-iiger.
Tbe neit moment 1 wa carried pat
Uieui.
There waa one hoie for me -Just
one.
Terhapa the oprntor nt ttn ktou bad
telegraplM-d down the grade, aud, thua
.warned, tbe coming traiu would w itch
nd aave lta paaaeugera from death.
Ix'klug mil, 1 mw far uhead the
glaring headlight of the aouthern train
To me It looked aa though It atood
o my track. KvUleiitly the train bad
Hot been warned.
PuiJd-nly I heard man about.
"Stand lckr atM thru cnmb-all waa
dark!
"I be tnjure.1 rourbln aomebudy
ftaked.
' (tympathlzlnir fare bent over me,
Mod Burgeon waa examining my
wound.
The Ilea Mopped tbe eng Int." Mid
tbe aurgeoo. "We recelred tele
gram from Utorkton Informing na that
, tbe new engine waa ruahlng down
tbe grade. The aoutlierti train waa
wltrbed off uhiU lta arrival here, aud
we art to work to pile Innumerable
tie on tbe tra k, Whl-' thank bear
n. rberked your nuid . -er."
j "Telegraph t.i Kto. kt.nv" I aakl, "to
ijny wne.
, It ewined aa though- very lone In
ltny body waa broken, and I ran not
.tell bow I ever aurvlved ihmngn Ibe
(iroatratlon that followed.
i But t did, to lnd my Kair Hvaliag
the pot leu purity of tbe enow and
;crow'i feet OB niy yootbnil fore bead
( My rlral waa neTer tried, for tbe
4blrd day following bla arreet be waa
eooveyed to an aaylom bopekM Bia
lilac.
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Utile Johnny Say, m later,
Mlater Well? ,
IJitle Johnny Wb4 crnaeag year
eyea Inatead of dotting them? Puck.
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4. VUWS AMI 1'I.AYMIS. j
Whom the io! l.ve,'' ly Paul
ArtimlroiiK. Vill hiivc 1111 earl produc
tion In New York.
Mr. 'art r recently made the Mate
nient in um.ih.i. that ahe would noon
h.iw- .1 ihenter or her own In New
York.
"The Machine'' l the title of a new
pohti.-iii play ! Wtlllnm C. IvMtlle.
whi'h l Mn to he produced hy Im-
til r.ci.ico.
(..troln Wi ll ha tried tier hand
at playwritlng, having reled "Th
Uettirn of y.w" for the ue of I'.i ith.i
liiill.ind this e;iH-n.
Mir Kdna Hruna. who if I ran-in
il.-'il l.a.lHiK upport In liie low
rom.'dy. "The I'.io hi lor ltt." I
tlo comedian' niece.
f.iiillne Krcdrrlik tui wrmni 11
10 --a play.cHll.d "-iiinpad..iir. which
1 11 oll to tie- l.i i.cr comp.in
1 (or curly proilm tlon tlili ' -,1011.
1 "liarl rrohman u III prodin "Tlie
I'.ntii rfty." 11 l'arli.n "ii'o'f"1 .in l.mi-
iloo. ami later in I t .- count r. ".!.
i-vril Mnii.il- In tli. ! a.llin: rol.
I Miu Jennie Mllln-ird h.i I" -ti rn-
gav-.d a li-iiilltiE ..iiiin f'.r Xriiold
Pali, who will hh..itli appear in New
j Yelk In 11 new pin la Paul ll lM.ol
j '-milled ' Know TM - It
i Willi I'. Swriitn.ini has l 11 rn-
K-1B- d t'V la w la I IcI.Ih and lh Slm
j tori for ' Sweet Kit ti, ' 11 pla'. with
liiinlc l.y Victor tlirhirt and loorgc
; v. Itolmrt. to iirodiiird coon
In "The ia.tler.' the in-w ron!'-d
l;t JoIiiikoIi. wliiili llo- Mm
Upei I Ijl prod 11 1 111 a (1
.latin H'-n lo l'iniic will pl.i
rl of n New York in pa.i r
ri-iiorti-r
hi In I JolniM-n. lion- npp. -iiriiig In
Tlie I lid Town.'' In n 1 hi- i.i ariel.
having l--en lirn on the North Side
lw. tit v -three a am UK". Her fiitle r
tth ;i cuplitlli 011 tlo- uic.it lake f-.r
forty-hM eiir-i.
Next Mm11l.1v t icmne The Cim
mnndlng uitlcrr." a n w lay of
Atiierh in mllltar) III.- I- Tlu-mlnr--Hint
Kiire, will open ill tin- Hiudel
kir Tin aler. hn ..o I'lii e M i'i i.
n.l Imila-l Irving will pla tin- leniiine
role.
I'harlr liann Kciuo ih ' "The Ser
vant in the Mom..-.' ,li nam to cin -cecl
"The lin-at Inmli ' in U-mloti.
and hi Icelandic tr,m-ed. Tin- Win
ter i-Vat, " in ntiiioiiiocd for per form -nce
ttil winter at the l-lng thea
ter In ivrllu.
CeorK- Arli I aiipearlng thl
.-non In a ilramatlxatlon of KM win J.
Lir kl' I IKiVrl. "rteptllllll.'' riUldo t'V
rhllllp l.ltirrll. The ator I an Id t"
nnd the role unlike miwl of tne l:i
which he hud hitherto appeared, hut
dlHtnttty aereentde.
ieorge Itarnuin, who I now )diuln
inm t'ocn In "Such a l-ltth
Quern," wn nt one time n prominent
IlKiire In I'm llh- ciihI baarti.ilt affiilr,
an I a prominent candidate for the
proldeti. y of the National league
oiTie )car ago.
Alfred Hutro, the noted KngHsb
pltivrlht and nothor of "The Wall
of Jerli hri"nnd oilier pl,i. wa o
tniich tnlien with the work of lioe
Htrhl In "The t'horti IjuIv." when ahe
w fdaylnrr in limlon lat (M-on.
that he wrote ,1 one-net piece for her.
Hir Arthur 1'nnnn lioyle'a lateat play.
"The Ktrea of I "Hie," to lie produced
!v I'harlca Krohman In New Y'ork In
Decent ler. ha been phiced In r-her-ciil
Mr Krobman alo plan oon to
lieKln reh'-nrBl of "The Uram I'.ot
He." the new comedy by F. Anatey.
,'s- -CiSi V-'A' 4 it
See Our Goods, Get Our Prices and
; You Will Be Delighted -
WRl -iiURWllU.RL
BEA
CO.
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"The Home of Furniture Values
27 S. MAIN STRE.ET. ASHEVILLE, N. C.
ko. txjfcAcjero.cruaj-ticwT
New York. Nov. II. When the
tu luted Sitvole, of the French line,
'ai raivl nt Harxe ho brought in thu
alnet ra neccsxiiry to fill the Matihuttan
ip, r. compai.y. together w ith n cho
; rn- of ."id oc which will he heard
in the prei-entatlon of opera comlqiie
'which HnniiiieriUi In Im pnnuliu-d for
the iis.ni, There were aliout ;4
pri-i. Ipali- lin Iiidiug neveral new one.
1 Tin 11 tlore na a -.mgt-r for the Met
! ropolitan 1 ip,-ra eo-npany. Kdmond
; lc-io el, 11 tenor, who for 19 year? ha
I - n - Inirlni; In 1 1 upciii Comlipir in
; 1'a 1 i.
' .Mr, t't.i'oiit. who w jo accompanied
t.i Mi- iM-oo'iil. will make Inn Anor
Ic.it. ip I ut in the New Tloat-r en
- . ,-i n. t week :i tlo- revival of
Mr M.tKuriM-t'K 1 rther." in w hlch h;
' ml! -mi; tin- till.- ro- He mild that.
Ilk, en other itr ,-irllsl lore, hi
ll p.-I 'i, noiiid piia,- i,i Atn-rlcan
.iii'ii ih . k, an-l d'Hiitc hti year 011
Ih- -1 nn- he fell ;i little nervou aliiiul
; II. - tl I ol.lca!.
I Mine. fiirttien-Mi tlx, nn llalian
jdr.iiiiallc Mpr.nii, who ha sun In
(Hi op'-l.i li.nl-o. in NhuIc. Vcaice,
) l;.iiin . '.ic-a ind 1 iilersa for live
Mai - led tin Hew WollO . 1 who Will he
-..I Hi till- M'tllh.llt.'ltl. Ill r repertoire
1 uu I11I ' ten h,"
. "I.ikl-I. .' She s
! It ll a llO 1 i.f hii
Wit 'I j' t l.lai k hail
i . . aiirond.
BED ROOM FURNITURE.
In huitoH or 01M iiow nitulv
in plain oak, iiarterttl oak,
nalio";any, n1i. birds oyt
tiiaiIo, C'ircaH-ian walnut, etc.
No trouble to jret suitetl here. .
EVERYONE WANTS A
GOOD BED
Wo handle tlie celebrated
san itarj, iron beds, National
Sprinfjs, Stearns and Foster
felt "niatresses, etc. NotliiD?;
better. The quality will please
you, likewise the price.
PARLOR FURNITURE.
Five and three piece suites,
couches, and davenports, and
foldinir lounges, Morris chairs,
etc. tlood values. These are
all, well made goods that are
artistic in design and built for
looks as well as wear.
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Kitchen cabinets, safes, ta
bles aud dishes. Always a
pleasure to show you our goods
for we handle the right kind
and buy them in such a manner
that we can sell them at unu
sually low prices and still make
a fair living profit.
RUGS, MATTINGS, ART
SQUARES
IVautiful patterns ami
pleasing as-ortment Also
wool blankets comforts, ior
tiers, shades and lace curtains
in great variety.. If you are in
need of anything of the kind
we can save mmi money.
SEWING MACHINES.
We can suit any lady with
the Free, Standard, New Home
or White let us show you
where you can. save money on
any of these high grade ma
chines, by purchasing through
us. Our sales plan is nn at
tractive one and we invite a
call.
ROCKING CHAIRS.
. The prettiest line Wv. have
ever had, made in golden oak,
' weathered oak, mahogany and
reed. Don't fail to see them.
We are offering some special
values this week in this class
of furniture and we' want you
to call and look them over. E;
THE PROGRESS LINE.
Cook stoves, ranges, and
heating stoves, money back if
they don't tlo the work. We
have handled this line for
a long time and we have
yet to find anything in this
line to prove unsatisfacto
ry, this is saying a great deal
but nevertheless, is plain facts. ,
DINING ROOM SETS. ,
Made in natural' or golden
oiik. Side boards, China clos
cts.dining tables and chairs all
at tempting prices. You will
have no trouble in finding just
what you want at this estab
lishment. We are showing
some new arrivals in this line ,
ami we: invite your inspection.
"Travlata." mid
oiiii'ir. Iian.-.nie,
lime Italian lp-.
and ha loo!
Hlle-
The Doctor's
Question
Viine dylcr g li-t Hie I
l!ni-,li lliruiitltc nml
I'hfli.
of
Mll MHI K II IX IIISTOHV.
1. l'llk'Hm elected Johj) Carver
uovrrnor of the new colony.
ITS! Maniun de Ijifayitte rn-aped
from prUon at ulniiitt
m harlr Wheeler trnlaon, au
thor, born In New U.ndon, tt.
lard there, Nov. II, lll.
I I William Y. Atklnaon. thirty-
rvmlh governor of Georgia,
l-.rn. inert Auk. I. ll.
B,. Waahluaton territory admitted
to Ulrhood by proclamation of
tt president.
l'tS John A. ln, Jr.. killed In
! tile In tha Phlllpplnei.
lfa fit IteV. ThollmH V, lhlVle,
rroteatnnt rplaeopul Idnhofi of
, Michigan, died in lietmlt. I tor a
at Kulrtleld, Conn., AuRUit II.
1131.
I JOS Heli;naHon of the Drakla mln
itry in Auntnttla.
The tlianne.
Iji t year aha deftly made the tea
And drove lb I -all with aklll and
uraee:
A eplePdld maid and lithe waa ahe.
With pretty aunhorned arma and
fare.
Thla year ahe at 111 la waking tea
With eatnl, thumb, Innteaj of
She trtea tt drta tha bawl. but. aee.
Tla JiK a rattle In her band.
, New Trk Time.
A doct, r firsi iii....,n whi n con-
Hlllt d l.v a plillelll In, "Are iimr how-
rls r ifiilat V He known that Js per
c-M of iUne'i- if ntteuded with inac
t've howeld ind lorpl.l ller. Tula eon.
dltion piiisonii tin- cv-t, 111 with wa'e
itieitcr ell. I caiim in-i iiniulation
ia.-, which riiudt P.- rtuiocd throiiKh
tli howrln lefoif health can be re-to-.d.
Hil'. ordlnnrv pllln nnd cathartics
may l.e tmh likened to dynamite.
Throush their haich, Irritatina an-tlon
they Tore a pa'Miae llironch the
bowel, caulni: pain ami damage to
Hie delicnii- liitcslltinl mrui lure which
wen),! ut the whole ev-lem, and nt bei
only piod'iciH temporary r.ln-r. The
repeated nix- of uch trviilmeiitii cnuae
chronic Initdtlon of the otomach anj
iMittrlx, 1I1I1 a und hard.-lw ihir tlmuea,
dealen, ih.lr nirvia, ntlffena their
ii.iia and a nernllv brings attout an
tbiiri'iua linl.it which h.. no timet haa
almtwt. If not fatal r.-uultx.
'..We haxc a pleanunt and ante rrine.ly
for coniliom and bowrl dleordert
in prnrrnl. We ore an certain tif It
gr, at curiitive alue that we promluc
to lelurn the e.iri-hacr money in
cv. ry cuae where it fall to produce
t nt r.- iwtl.faclli.ii. Thia r. invily ix
t-ai'til llevall Orderllea. We urge
)tm to trv them at our entire rink.
I:'ta iir l. rlle. re eaten like ran
dy, they aiH iiiiet)y nnd have a eooth
ln, airengthenlng. heullug. regulative
Htiliience on the entire inteettnal tract
Tin y do not purge, gripe, can.- niu
ea. Iliilulenee, cfciaUe looeeneoa,
diurrhoea or ntln r annoying effect
and they may be taken at any time
without Inconvenience.
Kenan ur li rllm overcome the drug
gint, habit and aafely remedy conMl
lat.on anil anciHie allmenta, whether
acme or chronic, except in aurglrnl
cr a .They are repreially good for
children, wmk M-raona or old folka.
I'rlce, 3 tulilt u ;h cenla, and 11 tab
bia ! mil, lit member you ran ob
tain ltel Itemwllea in Anhevllle at
our More, the Jtexgii atore, Sinllh'n
drtur alore. on l ack aquare. oppualta
I'ut.ttc Uhrary.
THE EVENING PAPER
Is universally tegarded the Great Home Newspa
per, and in consequence the ONE BEST Advertising
Medium.
The above applies to Asheville just the same as it
does to New York where the New York Evening
Journal carries the large bulk of the local advertis
ing. It applies to Asheville just the same as it does
in Chicago where the Chicago Evening News car
ries the large bulk of the local advertising.
In Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Washington, Cleve
land and in fact, all of the large cities the condi
tions are just the same, the Evening Paper is recog
nized as the one best advertising medium because it
is issued at a time when every member of the fam
ily has the opportunity of reading and at that
time of the day the mind is in its most receptive
state. As a result the advertising is more carfully
read and makes the impression on the mind of the
reader intended for it Tomorrow's issue of The
Gazette-News will carry attractive announcements
of the large majority of this city's leading mer
chants.. It will pay all consumers of merchandise
to read these money saving offerings in Friday's
Gazette-News. .
) your advrrtiartnent are uaed to draw
j ira ile. lloth arc neceaaary to your
' aurceaa. Of the two your advertlne
j ment la the. moet Important btt-auae
lta Influence la greater. It remhea
the people not when they are hur
rlng pnat your alore on the oppoaltc
aide of the atreet, nut la their lclur
momenta, when they ara given to good
aola-r thought, and It la your unit
fault If you cannot at auch a time pre
arnt your bualneaa In auch a man
ner aa to make a U.tlng Imprraalnn
on them. Yet, very few man ara con
vlnced by tha flrat appeal. It la like
the goapel of grace . a tnuat be "pre
cept upon precept, line upon Una. hert
a little and there a llllle. It la In thia
way buyera are won. -Rxchang.
. About Adiertb4ng
In three day 1 of progreaa tha man
who Would auceeed muat advertlae.
Thia la an eatahllahrd fact, and It la
altt a well known fact that the moat,
ut erf ul bmlneea men not only In
thla town but throughout the coun
try are largo adreniaera. Now ' oe
raainnally wa find merchant who.
doea not believe In advertlalng at all.
Me tried a amall ad for a month per
b and thro alnped It. Thought It
did not nay. I Hd ha take down that
lag aign oter hla tore front at the
earn lime? Oh. no. Now, then, what
I the I'lTci-ence? I'.oth your alien and
THIH IS MY 47T11 BIRTH lf.Y.
lUtdwip ItraUn.
Rt- Kev. Theodore Du floae. Ilrat
ton, Troteatant Kplaiopal biahop of
Mlwlaalppl. waa born at Wlnnaborn,
K ('., November II, Hit, and waa
educated at tha t'nlverelty of the
eouth. Ila waa ordained a prleat of
tha Kplaroiial church - In latl by
Uiahop Capera. After II yeara of ac
tive work In tha mlnletry he became
rector of ft. klurj'a ar htnd at KMelgh.
rontlnuing there until ll when Hi
became biahop of MiaalMlppk He
: . t-7 , - . . . . !
Wkj -
iTTiU'iuui 1
aa ronaecrated by lllahopa Weed,
LHidley. Nelann, H"ckwlth. tlallor and
Johnaton. HI nee hla conaeeratlnn
Itlahop Itratton haa rralded In the
city or Jarkeon. where he haa taken
an active In tercet In educational and
public afTalra In addition to hla work
aa a churchman. Ila la the author of
at-veral txtoka dealing with rellgloua
and educational prohlcma.
Tlie ewiapcr.
The putillher of a newapaper haa
one thing to aril and one to rent He
haa the newapaper to aell and . the
apare In hla columna to rent Con
anyone tell ua why ha ahould be ex
pected to give away either tha one or
tha other? Ile ran If he chonaea, and
doea aa matter of fact, furniah a
great deal ef apace rent free. Hut W
doea not follow, that he ought to be
expected to i ec u ought Id be
recognlaed aa would ba tha giving of
ingnr or coffe by tha grocer. Hut
atarnga to Bay, It la not looked upon
In that light at all. and yet everybody
knowa that tha aglatenca of a pewa
paper depend! udob tha eent r.t n.
taca and tha aale of paper. J6t
me earn aa a nterrhanfa aucreat de.
Denda on arlllne hla rwula i..
giving them away. Kxchanga.
-
-op!" .
"Tea. my eon."
"Wnnt la an ultimate conaumer?"
"Oh. the ultimata conaumer, my
y. la the ona that geta tha hanh."
Tonkera Ittateaman.
"he Thafg the Mlaa Hrown whom
Sargent haa Juat painted.
He Really Tou know. I wal
)ut wondering If her beautiful color
In could . natural, Ufa,
jLK jijl
Offering Money
Xow isn't this sense T A m. a,.t:. ii t
to buy something, isJikely to le pretty r;ager, even if he
has to .ay a guod price.. And if tlie thing he wants to buy
is nictlimg you have, then it really means that the edver
tisor . OI FKRIXO XIOXKY TO YOU. - And if anybody is
out with an offer to pay money for something that you ore
willing to jmrt with, surely you want to - know about it,
don t youf How will yon ever know about it, if you don't
Jook through the Market-place of the Munniniakcrs every
iViy;Vl0,hvVnter,)risinR BnaPPy offers that are made in
the little olassified ads in the Gazette-News! ,
.... . 1 . : ;
Dear Mr. Munnimaker, - ,
Care The Gazette-News Classifietl Columns. '
Through a little Munnimaker Classified Ad. . ,
in the Gazette-News, I closed out my Grocery .
block. , . Yours truly, , '. . il
- . . . . . J. P. S.
w rite Mr. Munnimaker, oaro of the Gazette News,
V'rone him,-No. 202, whenever you want anything. ''
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