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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Resolutions o, Rospoct.

CANTON, o., Sept. 81, 1888,
Az q regular review OF the Canton
Tent No, II X. o. Il. NJ, the following
resolutions OF coincidence were adopted,
WHEREAS, II has pleased the Great
Supreme commander TO remove from
our midst our beloved brother, Sir
Knight Frank u. Thompson; There
fore be II
RESOLVED, that our charter be drap.
cd In mourning for six days,
RESOLVED, that In the death Of our
worthy brother. We have lost u faithful
member, and society an honOred citi.
zen, aud that we extend b. his widow
our heartfelt sympathy In this, her sad
bereayment
RESOLVED, that these resolutions be
entered upon the record of this tent,
aud that they may be published In the
Beehive, and two of the city papers;
also copy shall be sent TO the widow
OF the deceased Brother.
CuAs, A. ELMER,
j. B. HERSHEY,
GEo. :. Latimef,
Committee.
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geney In 1885, appronrlatlng t77, $50 10 pay
the State OF South Carolina iOT rent OF tho
Citadel Academy ~ Charleston, n, O., from
1861 10 1882 apprOprlaIlng 1882 10 pay
William Cramp 4 s0ns for wharfage and
care Of the monitor Terror approprlatlng
tM, e02 and f0D, $50 20 reimburse Chiekasaw
funds for monys improperly dis
buFsed therefrOm increasing the item
for official fees Of United States DIsthe-
Attorneys from $4,000 10 t27a07i appFo'
priatlng $4,000 IN further aid Of the indust
trial Christian Home Association Of Utahi
approprlatlng $4,000 for the fifteen days
annual leave Of the employees Of the gov
ernment printing office, inserting numer.
Gus Items 70 pay for elelma allowed by tho
accounting officers Of the various depart
menhi approprIatlng NIO3s Tor eompen'
mtlOn OF pohtmaslers under act Of March 8,
1885, approprlating ss,7l5 ior the widow OF
Tie late Chief Justice Waite, the balance
Of his years salary.
The following amendments we're offered
aud adopted by Mr. Plumb, extending
pll the criminal laws Of the United States
over the public land strip, and attaching 10
the judicial district otsouthern Kansas by
Mr. Hiroook, appToprlatng tili,Oi2 for the
New York Central Railway Company
being the amount Of a finding Of the Court
OF Claiming, by Mr., Chandler, approprlat.
ING $1,000 for repairs 10 tile public building
Al Concord New HampShlrei by Mr.,
Dolph, 10 appropriate sll,125 TO ro'
imburse certain States Tor expenses In
CURED In aupprosslng Indian hoatllltlesi
by Mr., Call, approprlatlng for the widow
Of an Internal Revenue officer who died NJ
Jacksonville Of yellow fever, the amount
Of ha years salary also approprlatlng
900 for the purchase of q steam launch
for the use Of the Collector NJ Key Weat,
Florida, 20 enforce tho quarantine laws and
70 prevent smuggling, Mr Plumb offered
several Items OF 90 amendments and gave
notice that ho would offer o. amendments
At different times all Items In the list Of es'
Inmates which had been omitted from tho
bill,
Aftor some discussion an amendment was
agreed 10 inserting each OF the Items con-
tained In the book OF estimates but omitted
from the bill except the Items for the
Pacific Railroad Company, An amendment
OF Mr. Fuller apWopratlng $4,000 for
Indemnity for Chinese 0utragcs IN the Ter
rtorlos was agreed 10, Anumbcr OF small
amendments having been agreed 10 the bill
was passed and the Senate at 5i5 ad.
journod,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
HOWE TIIInl

We offer One Huuurou Dollars re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh tlat eau
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure.
Il. j CmNEY n Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known Il,
j. Cheney for the last 10 years, aud be.
lIeye him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions, aud financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by their firm,
West y Truax, Wholesale Drugglsts,
Toledo, Ohio,
Waldlng, Klnnan ~ Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio,
II. II. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo Ma
tlonal Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Ia taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
micus surfaces of the system, Price,
zoe. per bottle. Sold nv MI Druggists,
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Value OF Cayenne Pepper.

WEsr Union, September 20,-Mr. Potcr
Mowcrya prominent farmer OF this county,
recovered 5000 damages OF Rufus Emmons,
for throwing cayenne pepper In his eyes
last May. II was developed by tho tostI.
mony that Mr.. Mowory was paying atten.
tiou TO one Of Mr., Emmons' daughters, 10
which Emmons objected, While at church
In Manchester last May, Mr. Mowcry At.
tempted 10 escort Miss Emmons homo,
when her father threw handful OF cayenne
peppor In his eyea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
DAVIS, DROP
Into Eternity ut the Hands of Missouri
Lynchors.

Into Eternity Mt the Hands OF Missouri
Lynchors.
CunA, Mo-, September 25.-Lewis Davis,
who for six months has been confined In
the st. Louis Jail on the charge Of murder
ing David Miller and who was brought
here last Tuesday for trial, was taken from
the Jail by a mob and hanged, Early Sun.
day morning, runner informed the sher
IN that there was mob coming. The
sheriff sent Dunlap, deputy sheriff, to in
form Judge Bland, who was stopping at
the hotel, and get some advice as TO what
to do, but the deputy only gota short dis
tanco whom he met about forty masked
men, who marched him back to the Jail.
The lynchers procured cold chiscs and
hammers and cut the Jail door down, Only
one guard was on duty at the Jail and he
was soon mastered, Davis fought dcspor.
ately with piece Of heavy bcdstcad In his
cell, but he was ovcrpoworcd and led with
rope around his neck about half mile
north Of StoHyille, on the Cuba road, and
hanged 10 the limb Of M oak tree, immcdi-
atoly over the grave Of Pat Wallace, who
was lynched October 4, 1856 for the murder
of the Logan family. Judge Bland has or.
dercd q special grand jury. composed Of
the rrr,rsentativc men of the county, TO
Inc 10 the matter. lie says all yio.
lNtol ae law must be punished 10 It's
full extent.
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NO Nnanona NEED Apply.

aprngaeld's Republican Club too mxolu.
aive 70 Admit the ooiored MAJ.
Especial Telegram 10 the Pittsburgh plsp pol,,l
SpRINGFIELD, o, Septomb ,r 20, For
a long time cOlOred Republicans have
been attempting 10 gain memberahlp
to the Republican Buckeye Club, 10
night fair teat was made by present
ing w. =. Nowberry u member Of the
bar here and q highly respected, by all
The black balls Ia the ballot box,
The affair created considerable p0lltl'
cal commept. COlored people declare
II is tho only club In the stats reject
Ing colored voters. II IN feared by the
Republicans that II will weaken the
LlekNt this fall.
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A Big Con ,octiout Floppsr.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. g6,-Hon,
Frederick A. Benjamin, of Stratford,
Conn, a Republican Of prominence In
Connecticut, who was q Republican
Presidential elector In 1864, has written
q letter declaring against Harrison and
In favor Of Cleveland on the tarlll Issue.
He closes his letter as follows;
"And now lot me say that q cause
which appeals to the plainest dictates of
common sense and eternal justice must
prevail, and the prestige Of a name,
however glorious, that has been assum-
sumed by u party that denies and op.
poses this appeal, should not prevent
us from giving our support TO the able
leader Of reform who now occupies the
Presidential chair.
FREDERICK A. BENJAMIN"
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FIghtInr on Rio Grande.

WAauSoroN, September 25--Actlng
Secretary Thompson has received u tolo.
gram from the Collector Of Customs at Rio
Gmndo City, Tex, saying that number
Of Moxicans came into the city Sunday
morning and domaudcd the surrender Of q
customs officer, who In the discharge ID his
duties, had killed u Mexican, A fight
took place, aud the authorities became
alarmed, The collector therefore asks for
assistance IN supprcssing the outbreak.
Acting Secretary Thompson asked for
further information before taking decisive
dotlou.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Note From u Balloon,

LIpEnry, Va, Sept 25,--The following
note was pickhd up by J. j. Elliott, on
Main street supposed to have been drop
ped by balloonst. There were two keys
attached to IL. II created great excite
ment, and was read by more than hun
dred phople, This is true copy
"If this should chance to fall into tho
hands Of anyone, tell my wife, Mary
Brooks, 204 Grum street, Cleveland, Ohio,
that am high in the skies with my bal
loon and IL is unmanageable, dashing
along at fearful rate. ! think | am NOV.
ing eastward. The sun has been in view
for more than an hour.
(Signed) "CHARLEs BRooKs'
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mnsbnnd In the renItentlnrr.

AKRON, September GA sensational d.
yorco case was filed here, IN which LottIo
Vordcrman, pTays for u divorce from
Charles Vordorman, Tho couple were
married May %, 1887 II subsequently
transpIrod that Vorderman had stolen some
cattle from a Medina farmer aud for this
oflensc was sent 10 the renltentIary, on
which ground the young wife brings suit
for divorce, and asks 10 bo restored 10 her
maiden name, Miss Lottlo Orwlg.
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That Exnrnhn Cnan.

Sr. LOUIS September 26--In the United
States District Court, Judge Thayer heard
argument upon the motion for new trial
Of the famous damage case OF David Foth.
oringham against the Adams Express Com
pany, which grew out Of the robbery in
which Fred Wittrock, alias Jim Cummings,
played a leading part. Fotheringham sued
the company for unlawful arrest and deten-
tion and obtained verdict for 500, 900 dam
ages. Judge Thayer decided that Tother-
ingham must within five days remit Ss,OO0
OF the amount Of the Judgment ora mos
ton for q new hiel will be granted.
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Of terror exists everywhere. A bloody
riot 10 feared at any moment,

riot IL feared At any moment,
JACKSONVILLE, Hept, 70, Special l.
10 O'oLooR-New cases 10 date, 49,
deaths 2,
LONDON, Sept 90,-All the telegraph
operators on the fr'neh Government
lines arc out on strike The land and
cable business II nearly paralyzed,
Nav YoRN, Sept, 29,- Special +
Edison has been experimenting 10 iind
q specific for yellow fever, llebelleyea
no has found u, Tho receipt ID 10 Gov
er houses and dry places with gasoline
aud wet places with ealatlc soda,
NRwARE, N. j., Sept ~, special. /
There IL great excitement here over tho
news that Wm, Lansing, prominent
citizen OF this city, while attempting 10
pass through quarantine at ~, Angus
line, Florida, was attacked and no brut-
ally assaulted that he has died.
ST, PETERsnuRl. Sept, s6,-The gov,
ernment has aubaldized a line OF steam
e'h between Russian ports aud COfea,
j ipan and Chlnfae ports, with the un.
dorhtandlng that In case OF war tho
government shall have fall control OF
them.
NKw YoaH, Sept. 20,-rI6peclall lone
OF the bost Known newspaper women
about town wis Mamie DOugherty,
She In myateroualy missing Last week
ahe went with q party OF friends 10 SEQ
q newspaper man Of'aome prominence
of 10 Europe, Some think ahe llnger'
ed too long on the vessel and " " taken
OFT. Lettora and other things found in
dicate AN el0poment, The au .hOrItiea
on the other side have been nltlaed 10
stop the lady,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Flvs Thousand Dollar Iobbery.

EAroS, September 20.-fhe residence or
John 0ler, wealthy farmer living seven
miles northwest Of here, near Weatervills
station, on the +, @, 4 st H. railroad, was
entered by burglars, who took money,
10 yolry and promssory notes 10 tho value
" 5000 Officer Track arrested three
strangers here, who gave thelr names TO bs
oliver Story Charles WhIteand Charles
Brown, ON auaplOlOn,
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Did Not oyerloeL a. Zoo.

soUTH CHARLEuoS, September 20,-Whils
the family were AZ the church, thieves
broke into the house Of Edward Merritt a
farmer living one nile north Of town, aud
stole one gold and one silver watch, and
other jewelry mot overlooking fifteen dol.
lars In caah) TO the amount Of three hun.
dred dollars Mr., MERIT offers one hun
dred dollars for the arrest Of the thieves
and return OF the property, Supposed 10
have been the work Of tramps
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27

SHARON, Pa, Sept. l24.--A stallion
race for $1,000 is being arranged by
Richard Barkley, Of Hubbard and Il.
Myers, Of Youngstown, owners Of Gen,
Garfield and Algiers, two Eve year olds
sired by Mohak Gift and Atlantic re-
spectively, The match will probably be
trotted at the Sharon driving park
races next Thursday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27

AT Philadelphia yesterday RaJah by
Sultan won the $3.50 trot. II was six
heat race Hornet took second money,
aud Grace d. third; best time 2;21.
The 2.30 pacing race was won by Billy
Stewart, Willard M. second and Emma
third; best time 2l0H. The 2.24 class
trottlng was unfinished; Jack won the
first heat In 1926.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
LIQUORS
ConHscated in kansas Undor It's Prohibi-
tory Inv.


WICHITA, LAS, September 26.-Attor-
ney General Hallowell has brought an ac-
ton in the District Court to have the fne
and costs in the noted Stewart whisky case
made lien upon the Timmermeyer block,
in which the liquor was sold. Stewart was
sent to the county jail a year ago for over
seventeen years for selling 2Ds glasses Of
beer in violation Of the Murray law. At
the tirne no further penalties in the case
were enforced but now the action is again
renewed. The fine amounts 10 800, 800 and
the costs to over $4,000 ell OF which, II Is
claimed by .Hollowell, can, according to
the law, be collected from tho property.
The Timmermeyer block is one Of tho
principal blocks in the city, and The amount
can easily be realized from its sale. This
is but the first Of the "conhsca as
they are called, TO be undertaken under
the new law eight OF which, il is said, are
already prepared to be made this week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27

Rheumatism is caused by a poison
ous acid In the blood and yields TO
Ayers Pills. Many cases which seem
ed chronic and hopeless, have been com
pletely cured by this medicine. II will
cost but little TO try what effect the
Pills may have In your case. We pre-
dict success. ..-.- As.a.t. H.. Il
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Too MuoI, Liver.

XESIA, September CA singular case
pi poisoning from eating liver occurred In
tho family Of Mr. Henry Buck, who resides
on Charles street Tho family, consisting
OF father and mother and six children, par.
took freely Of liyor at their dinner Monday,
and all were taken sick during the after.
noon. PhyscOns were with them during
the night, and yesterday all were better eT-
cept the mother and one daughter, both Of
whom are aorIouAly sIck Aa YeL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Ooiorsd Iiigamist nounoed.

LEBANON, September 20,-John w, Mar
we'll, q eolored barber Of Franklin, who
had skipped over 10 Xenla, was arrested
there and brought here and lodged In jail,
on the charge Of blgamy lie was married
al Marion, this State In 1895, 10 Mary
Banks, who caused his arrest On the "a
OF last July ho married Ida M, Sidney, OF
Franklin,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Handed s4oo TO a Policeman.

JERsEy Cry, MI, September 25--Louis
Hamm, aged about forty years, from New
port KY, arrived here on a Pennsylvania
train from the west, and as he left the cars
he handed $40O to . policeman, and st-
tempted to cross the ferry to New York
He seemed to be insane. lie was detained
by the police, who could lear nothing
from him except that he isan expert watch
case engraver lie refused to eat, drink or
talk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
A WOMAN
Got Divorce, Put Hubby In 40. r." ant
Thon Rcmnrried HIM.

ooN biNoToci iuN tuoDy III 'aOs E'' Uuu
Then Remarked HIM.
YOUNGSTOWN, September 25.-Another
chapter has been added to peculiar story.
On June o. 1886, +, II, Hardesty and Miss
Mary 0bendorfcr were united In marriage
at Niles, o., by Rev. D. II, Evans, Prcsby-
terian minister Of this city, They at once
removed to Chattanooga, Tenn, whore
Hardesty obtained employment They
had been there less than month when
Mrs. lIordesty discovered that her husband
at the time Of their marriage, already had
wife from whom he had been separated
sor scvc n years, but from whom he had
never been divorced, She at once returned
TO Youngstown, whore her parents live
and obtained divorce. She then caused
Hardesty's arrest on the charge OF bigalny,
and he was sent to the penitentiary for a
year While yet serving his term he be-
gan correspondence with his divorced
wife, and upon his release sought her out
and endeavored to induce her TO marry
him again. In this he was successful, Jus
tice Resener performing the ceremony
which made them man and wife for the
second time, II is said that Mrs. Hardesty
No has never obtained divorce.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Tho Sherman Rouolution.-.Tno Rotalia-
tion bill,

WASHINGTON, Sept, 20.-ISpecial. +
The Senate has reported In favor Of the
Sherman resolution for the appoint
ment of commission to Investigate
our relations with Canada,
The retaliation bill not yet acted
upon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
BLAINE
INTERVIEWED ON THE RECENTLY
PUBLISHED ooNkLlNo LETTER

Interesting Historical Facts - Points
About the feuds netween These Two
Great statesmen-New Light Thrown
on Old Political aud Personal squad.
hIes
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frightened BY y Talling Meteor. :

YoUEanowS, September 20 While con-
duetor Owens aud crew were working In
tho Lake Shore yard at midnight, large
meteor fell almost In their midst, nearly
frightening the life out Of them, Whsn
tho light disappeared search was made, but
no trace discovered Of tho meteor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
THE HOME STRETCH.
SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES,
PUTTING NTHElR bEsT Llcka

FoF Political hanoembe-fhs Peoples
inteFeap suhordiaeted 10 Party
sayre's Con Turned oH oannon-siO'
900 Monument for nurgoyne's SUR
render,
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$3.50 PER YEAR.
OHIO NEWS.
Interesting Items Gathered From pasn.
eY0 TOEuk

CIHoIHHATI September 6,-Judss ehEod,
or has granted the motion W dlsiulaa the
suit against Ives and etayner The prose
tion failed % make out case, The suit u
TO be carried TO tho Supreme Court "a
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JACKSONVILLE, Sept, "a, Special. l.
10 O'oLooR-New cases 10 date, 49,
deaths 2,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-30
An Enjoyable Outing.

An 1n'oyapAo Out1ng.
How many times the desire il ex-
pressedto drive clear around evilsIAke
on Z tour Of exploration. and how sel.
"a. = =. Ia. 81.
v". = :. uou pu' 49, W secota
Wnere " mas oeen accomplished, and
recently too, and by ladies unaccompan-
led BY the supposed necessary escort
~ man Hr.. a = w;r,h;n .rd M.
C.I-M ~ su1 m n,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-30
PROBATE noTlcE.

TE1Rl10lY OF DAx0fA-ooUHTY OF RAN.
Il sf1ssas, ooarth.sa IL "a sr r..,,y o,...y.
q. tie Tsszitoy q Daketa, q o. oaas q . Jsasrss
Of Prohstst n ths CITY q Dsvig Ieks - ~ eoss.
Won ths 18th day q Jsns AID Isl.
L. s 8: ss...e s z 1so,i 80 5. = s' e & e ssfs ssss.... 4.
oz s; s' saFTIis siis;;e ion r.osArs OF w1LI.
oehss 1repS.sdias g. pssass rls< 1ssporssas .
b u tast WIN md q A. teaspssss, isss
q 1.nesy sosnsy, DakoeAdsesassd.s stting Asti ~
personal sstets and naninS ~ hstn q NV ga nsxt
ths exscatoss e go l.s:sssdss lsayiAs DIS "a
t.stansnt q ~ nd Abs SsAeStnA 61osaso1, ga
thAs lsttses teseaa lsetlxy thsyalen $50 % - q.
sestc1 nansd II IA ~ vni aa1taAaAet "a
duly appoinssd. - rs. 5 sitaeioa tsss . tSs IS.
scsthlng vitnsnss 70 nidl st win aad tstaAsak n
qulIin5 them % aPpssr and tssafy e relation % ~
notics b. gvsa The hstis q NV, nsxt Of lin and IN
perDons fnterssted IN nd seta&e II the tine ~ paeee
efheaEing oGssia 2ssttoe. y hsrssy csdsssA thas
ossrs Of "a RAnssy ooeaty, a. rssuisr tssn 1t "a
court TO BE- hsld ct kk once In tbs city q Dsvib IAke.
n ths sid county, on MONDAY, ths In dAy q Jsly,A
s!d peahoa ana rs peos.as q "a Win.
Il 2 felthse oedsrsd that no4es b eivsa b ~
-
this order fur 1 saoesaavs vesis, 80 r 90 ~.
prior 70 sstd hearing, in the IHris0c.An. 5 lswspspsr
psst I'D f I'D eosnty. ~ ~ eesss:os 81 ersst
deceased. rsids.s In this territory . tAsif plsos q
rssidsnes. and dspesitsa in ths poseoecs, VIII ths
po.tssss thsFson Raspsaa by - lseiasonie. 1t iAss
Dad q Dstfs Lake, Dakoaa, thh iatA ~ Of ysss
az 'A. 's.'.. y. .oo,..,,
1ndgs sf Prosste.
John ". MAKER Attorney. l116
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-30

staff correspondent Of the Pho.
5nesr Press autographed his paper from
Chicago q follows:
OF course the Dakota delegation is
pretty we'll satisfied with the result. The
sterritofyis representatives have achieved
distinction for themselves. New York,
Vermont and Dakota were the only dele.
cations voting solid for Harrison on all
sbAllots, and some claim the t~erritory's
fealty 70 Harrison made his nomination
possible by inspiring others to stick.
Occurring ten delegates, getting an en-
phatio home rule plank In the platform
and then helping to make the band
wagon has made Dakota no incopspicE-
Gus figure inthis convention.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-30

National Educational Association, Meet
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