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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
CHuaGINa WICHITA HARD.
Filings That Are More In Fur Than In
Acrimony.

/ From the WELLINGTON Mail.
| Mattox's escape was doubtless hindered
! by the Wichita EAGLE. He was a copy on
the train and was meditaring over coming
| back after their wood cut artist when a,
| man who knew him gave him away.
From the Winfield Courier.
Tie Wichita maiden can once moro fall
| on her knees aud breathe prayer. Her
| friend is again safe in the bosom OF his
| family. She can now say: Clyde is
| gone."
| From the Cripple Creek (COo) Journal.
Private advices from Wichita, Kan. are
TO the effect that rents are very cheap, the
| fronts of the buildings are all broken in,
| windows filled up with pillows and paper,
| aud the Inhabitants do nothing but talk
about war.
| From the Kansas City Star.
An LAS You Like II" cllb has been
formed in Wichita. The motto OF the
club will probably be, "Same here"
From the Toreka Journal.
JEFF Davis was married in Wichita last
week. but there wasn't much fuss made
over the wedding.
From the Kansas City STAR
This warm weather must make Marsh
Murdock wish he hadn't taken his boom
to the cellar during the November cold
snap.
rum Tue Ststtc
Wichita's pride in being wicked has
been again gratlfed by the finding of
thirteen white lime" men there. Nv bite
lime men" are alcohol drinkers.
From the Kansas City Star.
BeIva Lockwood is breeding a suit for
trespass by coming into Kansas to lee
ture. Mrs. Lease is not to be tIifed
with.
From the Minneapolis Messenger.
Marriage in Wichita is only one-third OF
a failure. There is only one divorce out
of every three marriages.
From the Ottawa Republican.
Only a bushel of poker chips were found
in one building in Topeka. and on Sunday,
too No wonder Mrs. Lease has moved 10
Wichita.
From the Blackwell Eagle.
Wichita has secured a freight rate, and
the EAGLE Of that city turns loose IL
''phat" pen CT roast hog on Kansas City.
From the Wellington Mail.
And now Wichita has a we'll developed
ghost, that enters church and pumps un-
earthly music from the big organ at mid
night. If all of Wichita's boom victims
possessed this same spirit of revenge, night
in the Beerless Princess would be one
hideous dream.
From the Lawrence Journal
Clyde Mattox, four times tried for MUIR
der committed IN the territory, WAS con- |
victed yesterday At Wichita. and short
time afterward cut bar out of the Jail |
window and escaped. Wichita must have |
some mighty shrewd officers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
CAN YOU READ2
Many Books OF Value at the Public School
Library.

People shonld patronize the city library.
| 1t is an institution worthy of tue money
which is being spent on it.
Libraries are centers OF thought. Il IS
the place where are stored the picked
| thought aud bright sayings OF all ages.
The library here has many of these
bright gems, and it is pity that they are
read so little AS the librarian states.
Fiction seems TO carry off The banner
f! for the greatest number of readers. This
is partly due to what the librarian states,
that some people re,l books to make
| them laugh, Others 10 make thsm cry, and
some resd them just to fits! out il the VII
lain got his just dues, and 1t ends Ia a
happy welded life
Fiction is also read because people talk
| more about books of fiction and thus
cause others to read, and then many peo-
pie have weightier books at home and use
the library for their fiction reading. Fic-
tlon Is read so quickly and SO seldom
twice through that it does not pay TO buy
aDy but the standard books OF fiction.
r. Z. Roe's works claims the greatest
number OF readers, aud Mrs. Nisher's
translatious from the German claim the
next.
Some very good books can be found in
this center of thought. The poets are
especially well represented from Chancer
10 w hitler. Among them may also be
found Goethe, Schiller aud Heine, Dante,
and others in still other tongues.
Among the Historians GibboD, Mac
cauley, Bancroft and others of classic re-
nown offer their voluminous contents al
most bursting with the wisdom
of the past and warning for the
present. Morley's biographies of
the writer's of England hold out
ind uccments to the reader to first learn
the life of the author, and SO understand
his book the more.
Teachers might spend somewhat more
time than they do among the excellent
books On their profession. Science aud
philosophy are also represented by master
writer's.
Some queer people come into library
aud ask tor books you would least expect
them to ask for. The librarian says:
For instance about three months ago
young gentleman rather commonly
dressed, aud with anything but Daniel
Webster head on his shoulders, called at
the library and purchased a ticket and
after receiving the same he at once en-
quired for heavy scientific works and
seemed to think we had made quite mis-
take in not stocking the library with
heavy reading. exclusive to fiction etc.
Well he finally decided to take Ruskin's s
Modern Painters but brought 1t back in
the course OF II week and has ever since
been reading Bunyans Pilgrims Progress
aud Bakers Saints Rest.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

Busy Week Among he Four Hundred o.
The Peerless Princess.
Miss Geneva Jorcelyn entertained at tea
Tuesday.
The Coronado club will give reception,
Tuesday evening.
Misses Della and Hannah Goldberg are
visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. w. +. Whitaker entertains next
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. f. Heck gives luncheon next
Tuesday for Mrs. T. b. Garst
Mrs. W. c. Little entertained the Tues.
uay Afternoon club this week
Mrs. W. w. Pearce entertained the
Ladies Whist club "Wednesday.
Mrs. Victor Murdoch and Miss Mabel
Peek are visiting In Arkansas City
Miss Gertie Lauck entertains the Sw eet
Sixteen club next Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. b. Churchward snter.
tanned the Coldwater club last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Vail entertain the
Duplicate " hist club tomorrow evening
Mrs. Rhamees gave a luncheon Monday
afternoon Tor Miss Beattie of Woodward
Miss Lillian Lewis will entertain the
AS Iou Like IL" club next Friday even
ing.
The Wichita Musical club will give the
cantafa king Rene," at the Crawford
Jan. 80
The Ceromic club met in the Lewis
academy, Friday and discussed Royal
Worcester
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Anderson will cele-
hr''te tbeir wooden wedding anniversary
Tuesday evening.
Next Wednesday the Ladies' Afternoon
" hist club will play at "A match game AT
the nome OF Mrs. & j. Fletcher
Miss Jessie Cox and Mayor 7, NJ Gov
carried off the prizes at the meeting of the
Waco Avenue Whist club this week.
Invitations are out announcing the r-sd.
ding cf Miss Ida ID. Ragan to Mr. Ir. n
Straddlipg on January 81 at Sedgwiek
City.
Sunday Mirror; One young man in the
city who poses as an authority on matters
social. says several "upstartsr have broken
into the select circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts entertained the
Columbian Whist club Friday evening
Inc players were Messrs. and Mesdames
Charles We'll. Allen, Warreu. knoblauch.
Mrs. sumption and Misses Blanche Grove
Clara Gehriug, Messrs. Huttmann, Burns
and Genring.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Wall entertained the
Duplicate Whist club Monday evening.
Mr.. Wall and Mrs. Smyth won the prizes.
The players were Messrs AID Mesdames
L. Z. Bleckley, II. T. Kramer. f. a Wall.
ace, Fred Smythe. Ed Vail, Charles
Smythe and W. c. Little
Miss Ica Richter entertained Wednesday
afternoon at whist Tie guests were
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
PROFESSOR j. NJ. NAYLOR SPEAKS.

The following from ths pen of one of the
foremost educators of this section of the
country. Professor j. NJ. Naylor, principal
of our own Lewis Academy. relative to DR..
James Hedley, of Cleveland, O.. who is to
deliver his famous lecture. THE Sunny
Side of Life" in the Y. p. S. c. E. lecture
course at the First Presbyterian church,
on Monday evening, is we'll worth your
careful perusal:
'Dr. James Hedley was one of the
lecturers in the regular course at the Win
field Chautauqua two years ago. His
lecture on The Sunny Side of Life was
considered by the audience as one of the
best of the whole course. ANY person who
will attend this lecture will certainly be
led to have better opinion of himself, his
neighbors and mankind generally than he
ever has had. The pessimist should hear
him. that he may be led to happier frame
of mind, while the optimist should not
stay away, for he will be strengthened in
his happy views of life and will be en-
abled TO more constantly look fo- the
Silver lining to every lowering cloud.
81. NJ. NAYLoR,
w. p. Winfield Chautauqua."
This is the fourth entertainment in the
Y. P. S. c. E. lecture course. Remember
the place and date-First Presbyterian
church, on Monday evening next, Jan.
22nd. Single admission, so cents. Re-
served seats without extra charge at
Charles Lawrence's drug store.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
M'KENNA ACQUITTED.

The case of the state OF Kansas VS.. j. A.
Mckenna, was the title of the case that
occupied two days of the district court
during the past week. The case was hotly
contested on both sides. County Attorney
Boone, for the state, and Adams & Adams
for the defendant. The defendant W. ;
charged with the crime of grand iarc. ny,
alleged to have been committed dur!l &
last October, by taking 100 bushels of
wheat in Summer county and bringing the
same to Cheney, Kansas. and selling it
there under the name Of Baum. The
jury, after being out some twenty hours,
returned verdict yesterday of not guilty.
Mr.. Mckenna is a young farmer, about 20
years of age, who lives near Andale with
his parents, aud had heretofore borne a
good reputation.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

fat except when they hit me. With Z
handkerchief in each hand, / explained
to the doctor that. as had cold
''Come around TO Thirteenth and
Coffin Streets" said he. perhaps this
doesn't exactly suit you. III show you
what you want"
followed my medical adviser. We
reached an imposing structure at last,
and climbed many stairs. We passed
a tenor, a domestic difficulty, piano.
bull fiddle, baby and boiled din
,ner, and on the seventh Hoor we halt
ed. Through scuttle above our heads
/ could see that the heavens were di-
rectly over us, but. though substan-
TALLY ready both in body and spirit, |
decided to pause before ascending
further
This top fat is vacant" said the
doctor, "and you'll like it. The rent
is forty-seven dollars, but you don't
have to pay it the first of the month.
You can pay it the last of the month
before. if you want. The landlord is
an easy man. What's this? Door
locked? Well, well, I'll have to run
around to Sharkey street and get the
key. Sit right here and wait for me- "
He left me sitting on the top step.
The snow filtered through the scuttle
and fell soft and moist around me,
while the boiled dinner came up from
below and turned the pure snow flakes
green around their edges. l was ire
sistibly reminded of my own contact
with the world.
The next thing I remember is sitting
in the doctors office.
AS | understand it," he was saving,
you've decided to take Thirteenth
street fiat, and"
Doctor" said I, weakly, "T'll take
some of your medicine first, and if that
doesn't kill me III try one of your
fats. I should like prescription
written by the author of Called Back
and the louder the call the better, for
I'm pretty well along"
He was touched. BE wrote me this
prescription:
Quininae Sulph. gr K
Spts- Erumenti quan. suf.
?. s. Look at the flats over the
drugstore. You may like them.
''Will you have these separately or
together" asked the obsequious drug
gist.
what does the prescription call for,
Whisky and quinine."
do you mean to say that that medi.
Gated sugar-coated real estate agent
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
MH!N N$@4/
(UWAznAI@<
1o3 and 127 n. Main.

Special
Sale
Wire Door Mats
Tomorrow.
We will sell 6 dozen at
So cents each, worth Sl.5o.
Save your carpets: keep out
the mud. Displayed III
north window.
Domestic
Goods,
Features
That
Should interest you:
All the best prints, &c.
Fine Ginghams, 5c.
Fine yard wide Sheeting,
) cents.
Good Shirtings, sc.
And
A
Lower
Range
Of
Prices
Throughout.
Another
Special
Sale
Tomorrow.
II dozen popular hair
curriers', two handles; worth
10 cents, at 3 cents.
Dress Making:
Now is the time to get
very low prices for very ar
tistic Dress Making.
Half Price:
In the Cloak Department
from $500 to $1,000 will
now buy from $1,000 to
$4,000 Coats.
New
Embroideries and Laces
now on sale.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
EXCELLENT VENTILATION.

ION for that sort Of thing comes rou, ID
again. I'll sell it to you for dollar
because I'm just a little short to-day u
Well, it looked reasonable, and the
publisher went down into that vest
pocket. He came up, with that dollar,
and the elderly man quickly retired.
Then the publisher detained me with
honeyed words till lunch time. He
had a pretty good business head, too,
and, as the dollar happened to be the
only one he had, he invited me to
lunch, and ] settled the bill But the
point is, that when we emerged from
the building where the publishers of
fee is located, we found man on the
edge of the curb selling books. He had
only one work but his barrow was full
of copies. 1t was the Dialect Diction-
airy, and he was selling it for FIVE cents.
The elderly man had bought a copy on
his way in.
Now, that's what / call business all
around, for when 1 had got little
wine into the publisher ] sold him
story of sea bathing on the Jersey
middle of December, and when he had
sobered up he simply changed the
scene to the Sandwich islands. robbed
my characters Of half the little cloth
ing l had bestowed upon them, and
made good thing out of the story
The public paid for the dictionary, the
lunch and the story, and why shouldn't
it?
II tips like the above can help peo.
pie along in these hard times, say
that it's mans duty to give them. I
get hold Of lots of those games here in
New York, and I'm too charitable 20
keep them to myself Some of them
are played on me and others come to
me in the night watches. There's no
time SO good for thinking of business.
Nothing in this world can make man
feel so mean as lying awake at night. |
I've been kept awake by cold lately. |
Speaking of that cold reminds me of
another business scheme which dis I
covered recently. When times are dull |
it's the man of single trade who suf
fers. The man who sells frewood and |
fans is busy the year round.
Well, went TO see a doctor about /
this cold. He asked me where ! was
living. and told him the truth, for
really meant TO pay his bill But
see how the question properly
bore upon the state Of my health.
Then he asked me how many rooms
had in my fat.
One room, one closet. two cuddies
and e niche, replied. .-but what has
that got TO do with"
What rent do you pay?" he in.
9uired.
Forty dollars \ month
tits too much"
II agree with ron. but as TO IN.
state OF ny health"
Look here" he said "you'u mover
De well IN such place as that Now
Tou just come with me around 20 the
'orler Of Ash barrel avenue and Nude
treet. and I'll show yon some fats ta2f
vii make Toar eges stick out"
He clappee on his hat; grabbed ne |
y the arm. and hurried avav. when
sc reached the aats, we found shz. .he !
voTkDen had not yet pu. IN the doors
nd windows The plastering on the
rails was not dry. and dida': seen TO
e making any reasonable effor. IL
hat direction Il was q discourAging
az for drying-one Of those days ~ hen
SHOWS pe-pendiculsrly. II you DONE
AIRY sn umbrella. and horizontally. !:
ou do.
. Islk. about sanitary coaaissoass- he
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

The weli-known and reliable real estate
firm of Clement e. Thomas of this city
have just issued through this Office their
annual little book of information about
"Kansas, Southern Kansas. Sedwick coun-
ty and Wichita The book was prepared
by ex-Mayor Clement, than whom no one
is better qualified to clearly present to the
public, the resources and advantages Of
southern Kansas and the merits and claims
of Wichita This is no boom publication.
but a plain and simple setting forth Of
facts. The little book is valuable, because
it gives information that is reliable, and
the nomeseeker and investor will find upon
investigation to be true
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
IN PROBATE COURT.

Albert c. Law of WIlmett, Ills, was
married to Carrie /. Robinson of Ness
City, Kan The probate judge perform. d
the ceremony They were well matched
aud nice looking couple. Mr.. Law is an
electrician.
Martin L. Foster and Eva NJ. Colds
brough, both Of Cheney, had marriage
license issued to them and are doubtless
married by this time.
William Cochran was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of James p Estes
and letters were issued,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
WHITAKER SIZED.

A dispatch from St. Louis last night,
says:
Two suits for S5o, 900, due on a note. were
brought today against John Whitaker
and Michael McEnnis, former partners in
the pork packing business. Tie first suit
was instituted by the National Bank OF
Com merce, of Kansas City, No. aud is for
$4,000 due on u note dated Feb 3 The
second suit was instituted By jerome Ber
ryman, who received the above note from
the bank, bearing the banks Endorsement
The courts In Kansas recently released An
attachment which the plaintiffs had Sc
cured against the pork house and properly
of Francis Whitaker & Sons, al Wichita.
at the time the firm failed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

All member of the Young Peoples
chapter are requested to be present at the
O'Clock meeting today, as serves Of i'm
portsBce will be rendered The qu~stioa
TO be discussed IN tie "Dida'ic Fictiou
Theory" a. applied to the book of Jonah.
Miss Josie VsnBsrd opens the debate. fol-
lowed by Rev. J. Z. WOO Herrlich aud Z.
Biglow. All come.
DE- MARY GAGE DAY, Pres.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

The Christian Endeavor society Of the
German Evangelical church will give an
entertainment on Tuesday evening at the
church on South Market street. The pro-
gram will consist of musica! and literary
numbers Of merit This is the ouly Ger
man Christian Endeavor society IN .he
city and il is desired that all Germans at
tend and take an interest in the meetings
q. this society
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

The Columbian Whist club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, corner
Gilbert street and Topeka avenue on Fri
day evening and were most pleasantly
entertained. Five games of whist aud
followed by palatable lunch and later
conversation was the program of the even
ing. Those present were Mcssrs and Mes
danes J. F. knoblaucb, C. We'll, Roberts,
Allen, Sumption. Warren, G. Gehrlnc
Blanche Groves, l.. Burns and II. ". HUT
mann.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
81 PERKINS.

Si Perkins showed at the Crawford last
night to good house considering the at
traction that preceded it. The company
includes two very strong characters, vic:
Sam j. Burton as ST Perkins and Miss
Lille Coleman as Zana. The band and
orchestra were very good and add mater
tally to the value of the company and the
entertainment
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

Plymouth Congregational church. coY-
rer Lawreoce avenue and SseozSa street
Serves a. Its4j a. va and 10 D IA.
preaching by x H. TsooeA, principal 81
Fai-Tn Mt institute. Sunday ehooi a. Y
n J. 9 S,ssfsg, sHpsri3srnaent. i y
&. r. 81 CD .. IL All are cosdlally IN
TIiesl
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

All persons VINO have taken on. applies-
ton blanks for she evil s~ryios exsnsisa.
ton 70 he ss.d r. 81. 10. is9s. for TIE gr@.iss
~ clark aud carrier ana fse post1f.ic<.
should f,e them .ifh ;hs secretary t--
fore the close Of business On J4a. e I&ss
o. 4 EcgLE. sec.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

The Perics held "A very interesting meet
ing las, night. 4 crowded house greeted
the performers and speakers. and very
pleasant evening passed. The society is
increasing in mem bership and popularity
every week
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
EYIGnTs OF THE wAccABrKs.

Attention Sir knights a called meet
ing will be held Tuesday evening, J.a. ..
II ia the duty Of every SIR kpiglt .o AZ.
tend this meeting, ss the business 70 bs
acted upoa Is OF ipportancs 70 every Sir
Knight JEssE LKLAzp
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

Mr.. c. H. Pinkley, representing the
Evening Democrat of Perry. o. T.. IS
spending Sunday in the city with friends
and relatives. Mr Pinkley Is on his way
south in the interest OF the Dsnocrat.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

The Woman's Mission c4reis % the
First Baptist church viii hold work
meeting with Mrs. broadway, l55 Sorts.
Emporis avenue, Wednesday aftsrpooa.
Jau. 24.h, at o'clock
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS


To members of Jaunst. Council No. p
We are requested - meet with TIE Red
Men At their hall oa Mooday sreninz,
Jsp. p. TO transact business pertaining 10
cur Council Let sTery roemb~T interested
in the council De present Ey orsssr Of
EVA REsT.
Great Chief Pocshonia. of h4as.x
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
HARD TIMES BALL.

The First German Ladies' society of this
city will give hard times ball in Red
Mems hall, ZIG North Main street. on
Thursday evening, Jan. 25, beginning at
s o'clock. Prizes will be given to persons
wearing the most appropriate costumes,
aud good time is insured to all.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

This Equal Suffrage society will meet
With Mrs. Il. M Packer. 385 Klyervssw.
Wednesday at 80 p ~. Subject. "Ctlvsi-
~" There will DC a review Of the iast
lesson
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

Miss Annie s.. Clair Of Cheney is spend
ing few days n the city. She IS oonten-
plating tip to Aichison in the near
future.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

The Hypatis club ~liI bold i.s rsgaisr
monthly hnsinsss useesisS Gonaay after
uooa at 2.3g O'Clock.
8Es L. ". MIsEE, sSo'Y.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

Probst & Fowler Of Conway Springs
shipped car load Of hogs into Wichits
yesterday. They were sold az tie stock
-rrdS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
MINED CHnRrs

Any lady or gentleman Can become n
member OF the Russell Mixed Chorus by
Calling upon me, snd upon payment II 81
receive membership which will entitIs
member to instruction given on eyerr Fri
day evening from Jan. 26 until March |.
One dollar each month, ia advance. after
February.
Further particulars can be obtained by
calling AZ my residence aay afternoon or
evening. excepting Jan. 90 aud -
Strangers must give reference.
Mrs. CATHAEISE RUSSELL.
Southwest corner South Emporia avsute
and Williams street. ct12t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

Emporia Avenue ~ 2 ehsrrh-- Rscsp-
fsoo .. mem befs tp tie rs8oraluz. ESssVAi
ssrsic-. IN tks evening. All Waters uazsis
welcome
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
FOUR BAD MEN.
Will Way was attacked last night,

VIII Way was attacked last night.
While coming up South Topeka avenue
three or four men sprang upon him, knock
ed him down aud kicked him in the face
He tried to make cry but eo1ld not al
first, until finally he succeed in attracting
the attention OF passerby aud the men
dispersed.
He says be can rscosnizs his assailants i;
he sees them agaiu-
j; is not certain whether robbery WAS
contemplated or merely malice or revenge.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21
ArTKxTror NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- a--~ 80 %@9'' '--~-7--A-
u TAI meeting of he zsnSfal sEx.astTs
committees of he y iehfss f>ocAl ausDs 10
desired &C .acsg&y afss uo-su ~ 80 e'cls1x <
sharp. c. g. PIEEEEfoxE Pres.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

Frank Albright, one o. The Old UsSs
gs,herers OF wichirs. arrived from New
York yesterday aud VIII resume n9stliog :
here.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

Ethel VI Woolard the twelve wear ola
daughter of Mrs Georgia Moline. died at
SSs east Douglas avenue. of typhoid fever
day before yesterday. Funeral today st
/. q.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

z T. u. Cochran gcss % forf Worth to-
day 10 :sk. p1-iE4oa o. tks g sz@<ss.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

se.sli viii be fsp~as-sa ls ab01: ssa ssrs
for the bsosat os soEs cts.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-21

Any lady desirou< of becoming n men,
ber OF the Russell L.alies' Chorus eau pro-
cure membership card BY the payment of
one dolla-. The card entities membeFs to
instruction ,yery "Wednesday eveui-s
from date uut / March Is. Gard G., b
obtained by calling at my residence an
afternoon or evening. excepting NO Ga
evening. Jan. 20
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