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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
REPEN LANCE ALMOST TOO LATE.

REPEN TANCE ALMOST TOO LATE.
CHICAGO, August 13-Daniel Dolan,
who thought he had nothing to live for,
being utterly unable to leave drink alone,
walked into the North Side water works
at O'Clock yesterday morning, stepped
under the crank rod of one of the mighty
pumps and waited for it to come down
and crush him with it's ponderous weight.
The Waterman, engineerand fireman were
in the boiler ROOM His courage seemed
to fail him at the last moment, and he
made an effort to get out OF
the way of the descending rod. He
only partially succeeded. for the rod
caught him, crowded him down and
crushed his left arm and left leg between
it and the steel bed on the level Of the
floor, which it clears by few inches. The
rod arose again as the fly wheel turned,
leaving Dolan on the floor directly in its
path. He called for help and the watch
man rushed out, grasped Dolan by the
shoulders and pulled him out of his peril
Gus position. The wounded man was taken
TO the hospital. He was conscious and
talked freely with the officers during the
ride to the hospital. He said he had moth
ing to live for and wanted to die, and that
was the reason why he walked under the
crank shaft. He is single man, IS years
of age and had been living with his
mother The physicians at the hospital
said it would be necessary to amputate
Dolan's leg and arm, but expressed the
belief that he would recover
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
cOlLOMs FoRGERlES GIGANTIC.

NINNFAPoLIs. Mimi, August 13.-Up to
n late hour tonight j. Frank Collom, the
young attorney accused OF forgery, was
still in the county jail, his friends having
failed to raise the necessary S5o,OO0 re
CURED as bail The grand jury does not
meet until September 10 and consequently
if bail is not furnished 1t means a months
confinement for COLON. Ii is said tonight
that there Is much more of the COLON pa
ner afioat and that his attorneys have re
ceived Geographic advices from New York
and other eastern cities announcing pro-
tests of Collom's papers. COLON stated
in his confession S22S, 600 was cut but At
tornev Farnum stated this evening that hs
would not be surprised if $4,000 Of the
paper turned up.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14

bow rutalesly rsde sorns pespie ara IN the
matter ct ioserTurttng cuavsrsaoons One
may b entoying q TcrT interesting tzlk,
when one Of these vii rdsn In With, "oh, /
I want % ir.roducs Ir. Sc-erd-Se;s or Il
am dying to hear what the true Story Is
about the Th:asani-A' Once On q tine
there was al understanding that happy
moment was 70 be waited fr before inter
ruptious of this I'D: be: DOW every enc
seems 50 eager, 80 burial, % unreposeful,
that they poCnce upoa onA tie very urHen;
that II oncurs 70 them - 6n so-Lcndo1
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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
KILLED HIS SISTER.

COLUMBUS, O., August 13.-At Ostran-
der, Delaware county, this afternoon,
son of George Long was handling win
chester rifle, which went off accidentally,
nd killed his sister Jennie, aged about
II years. The ball struck the little
girl in the head, near the right ear. She
lived about three hours
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
NORTH DAKOTA,S CAPITAL.

BISMARCK, n. D., August 13.-The larg
est crowd since the convention began occu-
pied the convention hall today. The ques-
ton was the location of public institu-
tions. Several indignation com mittee
had come in force with money to defeat
the action of the convention. On the other
hand, equally as large delegations were on
hand to sustain the action of the conven-
ton. 1t is now pretty sure that the con-
vention will stand firm in their locations,
leaving the capital at Bismarck.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
Festhers Growing Gray.

Mr. u n. Haais lad pair Of geese
Matched n tie sprrag Of is4L lie goose Eu
kl.d by uaiEk ascut ten days ago TIE
gzader Is now living Er. Hollis showed -
. piece Of hcze made hard soap tlst was
made IN .be s,-ase os 49, By lbs no.her.
". 2 A Lzueu rsports that Le has hea
.fsseea Years Cd, AID de iays every day
Tia, ksn kss bcsrs zacH s-u;t
Ar. william Adams, Tie Cd bachelor. has
. peacock sShrey-avs y.&rs Cd .hst has .a.sd
With TURKEY tsa-Talbc:-ca Ga Ssw
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14

" Zscbe1, : Il ths sco.eh uss q % -ors.
raszl-s anything ss.sa via a. article = fsod
% sfys = a rslsxE. Sch e. bitter xi.b sTezA,
or rziik vita potatoes, q cHsess wfsh crack
en-
a Sco-chzaaa o1ce azx5t = pocr bssS
neigtbc- Wis; food - gave 70 his ehlAersa
Potatoes, Answered Pa
Az; -. VITA: k1.cssezs ths rsCta.o~zf al
tcs Scot
"Ocai' replied TIE I-lEhrssa. ~ora rs
roe2ztaZ q shs 9cx4 VA ssste e3-A-, ~
rzAks ,ke il;1ls r<s.aes sitossa "a - Co.
Youth Czzupza1oz
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
The Bargain House of Wichita.
THE"ARCADE" DRY GOODS CO.

uruae OF jim crow lace, anu sang ana
danced IN imitation of his sable companion,
a perfect miniature likeness of that long, I'M
calmly, grotesGue and exceedingly droI
comedian Laurence Hutton in Harpe-is
Mnua-ino
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
LETTER BOXES GO WITH LAMP
POSTS

KANSAS CITY, No., August 13-The gas
company today informed Postmaster Ad-
kins that las lamp posts to which were at
tached mail boxes were about to be re
moved. This will decrease the number Of
boxes to such an extent as to cause great
inconvenience to letter writers in the dis
tricts where the posts are removed, mas
much as the department makes no appro-
priation for posts. The postmaster says
the only relief will be in the erection of
posts by private subscription.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
BASE BALL
AT INDIANAPOLIS.


indianapolis. s110oo
Base hits-Indianapoli Is, Washington IS
Errors-Indianapoli 4, Washington g.
Pitchers-Boyle and Haddock.
AT PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg ............-1 l 2 0 o.
Boston. .........0 900 90 0 o. 0
Base Hits--Pittsburg 9, Boston 5.
Errors-Pittsburg O; Boston 4.
Pitchers-Galvin and Daily.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland .............1 0 l 0 00o2 %
New York a OIL 3 0 2 0-13
Base Hits-Clevelaud 9; New York II.
Errors-Cleveland 8; New York 2.
Pitchers-Beatin and Crane.
AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. ........0 0 10000 o.
Base hits-Kansas City 5, Brooklyn 5.
Errors-Kansas City O. Brooklyn 2.
Pitchers-SwartZela and Terry.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st Louis. ..........0 2 3 "a 90 1-12
Columbus ......0 0 O 0 2 0 l.
Base hits-St. Louis r. Columbus s.
Errors-St. Louis 2, Columbus 5.
Pitchers-Stivetts and GabSright.
Al LII Lille.
Louisville. .........0 | 0 0 o o O. l
Baltimore ...0 0 2 3 0 l 0 o.
Base Hits-Louisville s, Baltimore 15.
Errors-Louisville l, Baltimore O.
Pitchers-Hecker and kilrOy.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati .........1 0 0 0 o.
Athletics -. .........4 y y 3 U 8 O-l0
Base Hits--Cincinnati 5, Athletics 10.
Errors-Cincinnatl 3. Athletics l.
Pitchers-Viau and weighing.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago ......0 0 2 0 1 o.
Philadelphia. ..........1 900 g. 6
Base Hits-Chicago 3; Phiiadeinhia II.
Errors-Chicago 3, Philadelphia 2
Pitchers-Dwyer and Sanders.
LACYGNE, Kan, August 13.-The Fort
Scott Browns beat the LaCygne Black
Diamonds today in a well contested game,
the score was to in favor of the Browns.
The batteries were Wickhiser and john
son for the home team, and Perkins and
Ashby for the Browns.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
MANY BUSINESS HOUSES BURNED.

TIUCKEE, Cal, August "a disastrous
fire occurred here at 4:30 o'clock Yesterday
burning all east of bridge creek
and north of the railroad to the round
house The American hotel, Twins livery
stable, the Methodist and Catholic
two school houses, Ellen's lum-
Der, the Good Templars hall and thirty
dwellings were burned, rendering many
families homeless. The loss is about
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
HARRISON AND PARTY.

BAR HARHoR, Me-, August 1S.-Very
soon after arriving at Bar Harbor today
President Harrison lunched with Mr.
Howard. whose cottage stands directly OPP
posite the Stauwood The driving floral
narade called for attention. The party
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
SPEEDY JUSTICE IN TEXAS.

ORANGE, Tex, August lS.-Jim Brooks,
colored, was arrested yesterday Ter out
raging n white woman nearly 50 years old.
He was taken from the guards this morn
ing BY mob of 500 men, who hanged him
70 tree and then riddled his body wiki
bullets.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE CLUBS.

SARATOGA, n. Y, August 13.-The exec
tive committee of Republican clubs met
here today. Representation at the ma
tional convention was increased to 1000
1t was decided to hold convention March
4, 1890, at some place to be named here
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
NEGROES CRAzED BY RELIGION.

BIRMINGHAM Ala, August ia most
remarkable religious craze pervades the ne
groes near Bessemer and the country inter-
mediate between that rapidly growing
place and Birmingham.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14

Ayers Ague Cure never fails to cure
fever and ague and malarial disorders.
Warranted.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14

Ayers Sarsaparrilla meyer before equal
ed it's present daily record of marvellous
pureS
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-14
LAST CALL
"ARCADE,"

during GQlS WEEK We pIOpOSO TO OF.
fer summer goods at prices never
before heard Of.
Read the. list Of a few bargains,
then come in during the week and
see the goods.
An elegant line Of white aprons
regular price 25c and SOC. last call
18C and CSC.
One lot narrow embroideries worth
sc, last call &c.
A few pieces Of Val lace left at 1c
a yard.
Our CSC corset we will let go this
week at 4OC. Come in and see this.
Ladies' fast black balbriggan hose,
regular price 4Oc, at 25c.
54-inch Turkey red damask worth
400 for CSC.
Ladies' Isle vests, regular price 65c
take them at 4OC.
$1,000, 1900, $4,000 parasols at
$500. How is this?
Black lawns and OrgandieS at
prices that will SurQriS0 YOU.
The state herald., 1889-11-29
Our Self Reliant Power.

Champion aedEnE the s,ss
mn nhs suddenly
created quickly
becomes scarcely pcrcec
hon having within herself all the
Ing entirely her abroad
make her The milling manufacturing and business
no very distant day Interesting
from from u. semen, to the present day that pleasant task must b M as
while
growth and possessing knowledge Of
t Of deeper interest the os
chnnl merchant and
surprise that In this region apparently
place exhibiting such
M power and farming resources Invariably results tho feeling
one OF enthusiasm and confidence bright
CITY,, Nature never gave to man for h utilization sndss
Champion and that with solid
The very heart OF the Champion valley rich
light Of
best equipped mills
Shortly will
river within city limits and manufacturing
within tho center the residence the
beautiful body Of clear sparkling spring bundng
apart Tor The Lake Side pk hen Mn a'd shrb Will
will
attractive summer resort few s1pssd
IN population
beautiful lake and which build
manufacturing and business Ia u
Intelligence
eak Of the Little 0Iant Cy," -
The state herald., 1889-11-29

SENATOR EvARTs has returned
from Europe and is trying to help New
York secure the worlds fair. Mr.. Ev-
arts should he careful how he takes
sides In this affail. Several years ago
he announced that he proposed to run
for Presient In 1907 ms the candidate Of
the Christopher Columbus party. Ii
Mr.. Evarts wants to be candidate for
President lie should move West, for II
is the West that furnishes the most ell
tlusiasm over Christopher Columbus,
the most money for worlds fair, and
will furnish both Presidential candid.
ates In 1892.
The state herald., 1889-11-29

The following report Of the board OF
visitors to Wet Point Military acade.
my will contain paper read by Gen
eral Lew Wallace, president Of tn,
board, In which he suggested that the
system Of military education In vogue
vt West Point he extended to the who'll,
army by converting every fixed post In
the country into military academ,
with company officer and an instruc-
tor. He recommends the selection Of
300 to 500 enlisted men, according to
their standing vt the end Of their four.
III year. tn be transferred 10 Wes,
Point for final Instr iction through thp
nth year. Ills idea Is that commiss
ions should he issued 10 those men nc
cording to their standing at the com
pletion Of their final year ut West Point,
and that all other modes Of origina
appointment to the army be abolished.
All Of the enlisted men chosen for the
nnal course ut the academy should le
dischart ed at the end Of their fourth,
year. General Wallace thus sums up
the results Of this system. lie propos.
es giving three officers to each com.
pany Of 100 men, and, calculating upon
the hypothesis Of the annual discharge
Of 8 900 soldiers, there can be easily
made u supply OF commissioned oflicers
furnished by the new system and In q
msrvelously short period there would
he officers ready made for 1000 ,OOt
men.
The state herald., 1889-11-29
FAIRFIELD CLIPPINGS.

II has been quite while since I last saw
Items from this Vicinity. 10 I will din my
pm IN tho Ink " try aud wrltc you few
occasionally.
Homer Au'cn WAS visiting tho folks a,
home last Sunday.
Henry Boxgs Ia putting up a stable. II
will bc par. dug-oui.
John Stone has moved 10 his farm At the
wind MILL. so a " bc close 10 water this
winter.
John Norsccn Of l,eechvilic, has been
helping Mr.. Anderson IN husk corn the pas,
few weeks.
Our school Is progressing nicely under
the management OF Mr. Peter OF Beach Vi liz
There are twelve scholars enrolled.
Our friend WIN. Bosgs seems 10 like the
Prairie Dale country pretty we'll How Is
WILL
psrslsAvnlLrt
The state herald., 1889-11-29

Since the State Of Pennsylvania stopp
cd the work ut Johnstown, the citizens
have subscribed money to 60 OIL clear
ing up the debris. They have spent
A,37s and recovered twelve bodies.
This shows that there Is still work t.
be done In the Conemaugh Valley, and
that the dead have not all been recov-
cred and given Christian burial. The
number who persisted In the Johns.
town flood will never be known, but II
Is heroic for the citizens Of that little
city to take up the work dropped by the
State authorities, that none Of Their
old neiglibors may remain in the debris
for lack Of determind effort to recOv-
or the bodies.
The state herald., 1889-11-29
wAKEMAN NEWS.

Special correspondence to tho HERALD.
Weather somewhat c!,angeable at this
writing.
As l have not seen any news from
Wakeman for some tinc, thought would
send In few items.
George Greenwood has large herd of
cattle TO herd this winter. Dick Is good
herder.
Omer Auten has taken claim on Section
81.
james Jefferson has gone to Denver oil
business. We are afraid we will loose Mr..
j.. as he is thinking Of moving up to Dem
yer.
It will notbe long until Uncle Mike and
his wife will Join hands the second time. as
he expects 10 start for Kansas TO meet her
In few days. What happy meeting that
will be, as they have not met for three
years. We welcome Mrs. Cunningham In
our midst, rs ladies' are scarce In this neigh
borhood. We are sorry Uncle Mike got de.
featcd, for we wanted HIN to represent
precinct I. Some people will not vote for
n man that cannot be bought. There was
not money enough In Phillips county to
buy Uncle Mike,
Curt has completed his cage and Is now
ready for the bird.
T. S. Watson was In this nelghborhOOd
last week, collecting taxes Of 's7. People
ought to bc puncutal in paying their taxes
tor they soon double.
Alice Ballcntine has been spending few
weeks In liolyoke.
Mrs rnllock was visiting In this neigh
bOrhOOd Inst week. welcome her bright
smiles among us again.
A. l.. Burdette has built new barn. II
seems as II everybody had taken the notion
Of Improving their farms In this vicinity
this fall.
Joseph Kiider is expected home In few
days from Nebraska, where lie has been
gathering corn.
We learn that ID. Gilmore and wife are
coming back soon to view the Colorado
lands again.
Ton TnuMB.
The state herald., 1889-11-29

Mr.. BnIcE is said to have two irons
In the fire down in Ohio. lie is not
only laying the wires to capture the
seat now held down by Senator Payne,
but lie is also trying to capture Cover
nor Elect Campbell for the tail to II
Whitney Presidential kite, Ex-Presi-
dent Cleyeland's b friends are also watch
ing the Governor Elect and holding out
inducements of II like nature. The re-
suit will be to make Ohio men think
that they have the bulge on the offices
again, and that Ohio is the center Of
the universe.
The state herald., 1889-11-29
Champlon's Great Futurs.

there In Nebaka city san ae
nude believe that place -
best farming enierprsng farming =
pushing people, and water certainly uexhausbs vy n
backs us up assertion that Champion destined
small magnitude and that 100 at distant day. Champion t
yet her swaddng clothes recognized Of the leading
points In southwestern Nebraska to-day And what will
moef Let the head the Frenhman
miles west Of Champion aud follow the
winding and twisting conceivable direction like
psnt receiving here and there M nsvss
failing springs beside the gathers cranky waWs ~
oushy convinced the grand future this
We do not believe that equal that
supply Of never failing varying water with solid M
tom 10 to found at other point Nebraska
1t can be easily controlled right here
TO Champion the Frenchman
and here rushes down the ncnatons poetic
forming stated water that
valley the North Frenchman parent
rocky walls with the northern precpous Fsnchnas
low where its hitherto deep lowing waters play
sand bed Its waters here on beneath the prominent
hitherto grand and rarely beautiful Fsncman river
Republican at Culbertson IL
ut Champion Here At Champion have
pushing class people aad numbers
Ing augmented by enterprIng
work. being built tovps vhe
others still being repaired Our citizens happy peese
and Champion has the foundation build
The state herald., 1889-11-29
Editorial.

South Africa is threatened with fam.
inc, caused by a continued drought.
Provisions in the regions Of the diam
nn.l field bave risen to almost famine
prices and tl'e drought has made the
pasturage 40 short that 1t IL difficult to
secure sufficient forage for the teams
that bring supplies, which tends to
add to the scarcity Of food.
The state herald., 1889-11-29
BEACHvlLLE ITEMS.

peclal Corr isp 'ndsacs 10 the NGatLp.
Fine weather the past week.
Corn is about oil gathered.
Phil Peter returned 10 Denver last Tues
day, where he goes to work the coming
winter.
Frank Burkhaiter was the guest Of Mrs.
i'cicr and family last Sunday.
OtcI Troutmsn and Mary and Sophie
Peter were visiting friends east Of iiolyok.
Saturday and Sunday.
Israel Crater proved up on hls claim las,
Saturday.
ON Missuy,
The state herald., 1889-11-29
T1E
Rocky Mountain News
Ton 'TmuMB.
EsTAeLnhEo 1859

The Daily News, of iifty-six columns, has
capasity for reading matter equal TO the,
large eastern papers. II aims TO furnish al
If the news Of the day, bomplete IN detail
yet concise In form. 1t Is devoted to West
ern, and esdecially TO Colorado interests.
Our Special telegraph service Is superb
to that Of any other journal west Of
Lonis. The News employs more agen
and pays more money for special dispatc, 4
than all other western journals combine,
The News Is issued every day In the u il
The Weekly News furnishes compe h.
mn Of every notable event, ut haE hd
abroad, with liberal supplvH A1k or
iginal and selected aEts< dopt-
al to family eRt~s r. .tion
1t Is the. .hE &<er In
me J. s sS1
: - Weekly
b = ~ 3. prtance
e E'3tf ,f mar
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s0& OF I1aK been ie-
6scd III men Of the state.
The state herald., 1889-11-29
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The state herald., 1889-11-29
CHAM MPION!
GREAT SALE ofTowNLoTs
In the Gre attest Water Power in III
Nebraska.
THE LITTLE GIANT CITY--ITs BEAUTIFUL LOCATION
UNLIMITED WATER POWER--A HAPPY
PROSPEROUS PEOPLE.

100 Choice Lots will be sold at SIS each, $1o down : M
balance years time, in the town of hampton, Nc
Sale will commence ept !: "a, IS and 26. Rs
ONE to the ounty Fair and oldiers Reunion Sec
the products OF hase ty Invest in lot one
of the best OF Kearney. hampton has large
mineral springs 65-barre roller MILL six splendid
ter powers within the corporate limits of the town. rock
bottom, pure fresh water be obtained feet any
where the town site splendid race course and fair
grounds hampton lake covering 80 acres filled with
trout and other fish, will become the avoe resort for the
whole of Northeastern oorado and western Nebraska.
Nowhere you invest small an amount and reap
large amount the investment. Wcwant you in
terestcd is the why the lots sold at low
price, After the sale air lots will be doubled in price. We
have purchased 400 town lots in this beautiful town.
Large paper Mills brewery brick works. pottery and sugar
works will be erected in the spring The townan be il
Illuminated with electric light at very small expenses Pure
spring water will be running down each before spring
opens the place during the fair and soldiers
reunion and Judge for yourself urrounded by the st
farming country eah drouth and failure of crops afc
unknown.
Champion southeast quarter Of section twsyons
township
The geographical BY
Ing country fertility
fruit growing that portion Chase
suOu' Champion fast taking position localities
state great number Of farmers thrifty
and small fruits their claims usually
the result with young Unp
Corn wheat OATS barley and fact all the uxuany
and owing to the surface
Where arc rightly planted and properly cultivated such thing M
ure be
And the location upon plateau overlooking "
famous Frenhman vp
lake and public will paess
ta. state to reside But aside from it, picturesque
attractive features
veest business locations
energetic and thorough their dealing.
Every indument that could 10 asked held
Of homes spheres Of activity for within
has been deposited awaiting the
ler the mechanic the merchant the artisan all p
ions necessary for The successful develpuent and material
Don't forget the daes Sept -, %. 1859.
lC T. AcFHkRsoN Manager n. RIDER 4 CO. \
The state herald., 1889-11-29

A woman oft herself will hurt, ard
weep and moan all day; but she can't
fall down in Miller skirt: they are no
built that way. No more short steps
she will have to take, to stride she has
chance; no more with weight they'll.
make her ache, they're cut too much
like pants. The dress reform Is grow.
ing bolder; most women now endOre il
they swing their dress from the should.
er and throw away the corset. NJ,
more when In the waltz-Quadrille.
with lacing will they tangle; no NOR.
when the boys embrace them wig
their backs fe'l like shing!e. VS.
more when Cupid's flies, when loves
hot and reeking, will the corset, 81,
ed by maidens s'ghs, embarass f$k
by squesking. Quite free, he'll W.!
l!. n..:.s s.alssut,-..:t It -eaee iHsIov tale
own, aud reach her tender heart with.
out journey through whalebones.
Just how this dress reform will end, to
say We sre not able, 1t gives the WON
en- room to bend, and make them com
Portable. Good bye. tight dress, We
think you'll have to hustle; and side by
side are laid away the corset and tie
hustle.
The state herald., 1889-11-29
COUNTY orvicERs,

County Cisrk-.C. X. NcPherson.
,sheri1.-L. q. wihsrtes.
Judgs-J. %. raIassr.
'1roesorsr-h. A. Haskina,
.eape. - eehee's-.OssaP Tsses.
Assaaser-c. ~. PinkBat.
-sssveysrCJ. ". whlpp1e.
scsootss'rsrs y. Z. MasAssss. r. .. Rsy.
sssAs AsA {. ". wsiss. -w
F1]l Issc,xc or,.c,n Sc,
~ he :l1eg geR seRl i. MEOW.
l;sssssaass-Gss rsssI - Ia Ossar Aiiert.
tl~aA sspesvisos-J. a. Daesy.
The state herald., 1889-11-29
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
sssidsst-Beaj. Hrrrison.
terasi1sas u seaasc-IAvi r. Morssa.
Chief Juseies-Meiviils W. Fuller.
yoesrssary Of State-James q. Blaine.
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