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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23
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His tSinclair's> attempt to make the purchase
price OF binding Irvine II lien on the farmers
property. while Il member of the lower house
in lssa. will give it to him where the rooster got
the ax.-Ieader.
The above is taken from Hast
week $ issue Of the Leader and as
sumes to be Il portion Of an Inter
view of Dick Reedy of Beresford.
An examination Of the Journal of
the house and senate docsnot reveal
even the introduction of Il bill Of
the character. Certainly, Mr.. Sim
clair never voted for such measure
aud he positively did not introduce
such a bill. The only bin he intro
duced during the session was Il
measure to increase the tax on ex-
press companies-a very worthy
measure. 1t ia but another addi-
ton to the long list Of falsehoods
made by the editor OF the Leader.
He knew he n lying when the
article was written and we wish to
emphasize the matter by stating
that the charge is manufactured out
of whole cloth and that not a scin-
tilla Of the statement is true in any
particular.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23

the Young Peoples Union, who got
the social up.
Mr.. Suipmerville Of Elk Point was
up this way last week introducing
a cholera medicine for poultry and
hogs which lie has compounded
and patented.
A new threshing outfit steamed
into our community last week with
a full crew aud are working Tor the
same price as other rigs. 1t was n
new feature for our farmers and
several are giving them work. We
are saving our job for the machine
that will give u premium and a
chrome.
Miss Hannah Sellberg is visiting
with friends at Hawarden this week
Mrs NJ S. Reeves and son Mario,
of South Sioux City r visiting fol
a few days with T. J. Reeves.
Squire Reeves spoke the words
Monday that made Albert A. Sum
merville aud Miss Lucy Fountain
Of Jefferson one The weddln.
took place at the office of the justice
at 1 O'Clock p. IN. and the brida
party left Immediately for tllei
home in the southern part OF TIL
county. May happiness ever atten'
them in the rough journey Of life.
DOEsTICk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23
~HOUCHTON'S REPLY.
A Few Remarks Made by Geo. l..
Houghton.

Houghton.
Elk PoINT, S. d., Aug. ls.-Editor
COURIER: In your issue of the 10th
instant is an item on the recent de-
cision OF the supreme court OF this
state in the case of I'm re Houghton,'
in which are several errors which
place me in Il false position and attri-
butte to me statements concerning the
supreme court which l have never
made. You quote me as saying: 1.-The
supreme court has had my ease before
them for five years; they dare not give
a decision" l have never made any
such expression or charge against the
supreme court, though it is the fact, l
believe, that something similar to your
statement has been afloat in the South
Dakota political arena. You say that
"Houghton has stumped the state
time and again for the populists, and
the burden of his song invariably was
the crime of 1889" / have spoken in
public something over seventy times
since the peoples party was started in
this state, always on the economic
questions, and have never alluded to
"the crime Of 1885, directly or indi-
rectly, OF the stump Or in print.
Heretofore / have carefully avoided
this, because the matter has been be.
fore the court; but l have often told
the story to persons who seemed to be
Interested, and / hope to have Il COM
plete history before the public soon.
Your article disclOses the fact that the
decision does not touch the merits OF
my ease, but only n technical point
as to making an appeal. There is
another remedy open to me now before
the supreme court, not available prior
to the late decision, Of which / shall
avail myself at once, and until all
questions are there disposed OF l have
no wish to enter into the details OF the
matter in the press. One or two points
will suffice: IN tho so-called trial al
evidence was ignored and l was re-
fused the right to reply to my adver.
saries. Accept my thanks for YOU
allusion to the proposed book concern.
ing this matter, though you have no
named the correct title. The book
will give the history Of a number Of
crimes besides that Of 1889. Advance
sheets will be furnished to members
81 the bar and to editors desiring them
Yours, etc, GEO. j.. HoUoAToN-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23
Bathing in Typhoid Fever.

In note in the Medical Record,
by DR.: William B. Noyes Of New
York, he says:
Every new ms4liqiIh,lh ttsSt e s'at,. and
iestifying to the brilliant results fol-
lowing the use of cold baths in
typhoid fever. The hospitals in
which this method is chiefly carried
on are almost, without exception,
showing a higher percentage of re-
coveries than ever before under any
other plan Of treatment.
Why is it, then, that this method
is not universally adopted and car
ried out in private practice? The
answer is simple. Easy as it is in II
hospital with an abundance of
skilled assistance there is no method
of treatment in use SO difficult to
carry out properly as Tubing in
typhoid fever in private families.
1t is a very easy thing to slip a
rubber blanket under the patient,
and raise the two sides aud the ends
at the foot and head Of the bed,
nine or ten inches. by n row Of pill
lows, holsters, sand bags or simple
| boards. ,~
The rubber blanket ought to be
Of double thickness, us large as can
be purchased, and special care
must be given to the arranging Of
the When this is done
| you have the patient at the bottom
of an immense hathtub, into which
you can poor water at any desired
temperature, and in sufficient guam
tity to partially or entirely cover
the body.
Only two inches OF water would be
enough to give Il cool sponge bath
ten times as ~eilicacinus rs the GIN
gerly s%ponging possible under orli-
nary circumstances, and it thu sides
and corners are FIRMLY fixed You can
easily make this tub hold all the
water you desire. The water may
be run form the nearest faucet by Il
rubber tube. | have found it Il
simpler and equally successful
method to carry it in pals and pour
it over the patient, starting with
tepid and gradually cooling it down
to the desired temperature.
The neatest method, l have found
by experiment. is to use n large
watering pot with a sprinkler,
such as is II cd for watering plants,
This is a method which will not
commend itself to those who dislike
humble and commonplace methods
to accomplish something tia! more
complicated and more Impressive
methods might do.
I believe that this kind Of bath
will always be grateful to the
patient, and ii it is .ound necessary
to use water at Il decidedly low
temperature, would give ri>e to less
shock than Il sudden plunge into a
tub filled with very cold water.
The effect on the temperature is
the same as it would be nnder the
other method with a satisfactory
tub
The water can be removed. with
out spilling a drop on the bed, by
%siphoning with a rubber tube, OF
dipping with a small pitcher or cup
or sponging. Then the blanket car
be dried and left in place, covered
by a clean sheet, or better yet, re.
moved and dried in the sun,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23
tFirst publication August 2. iset.l
Proposed Amendments to
the Constitution OF the
state III so Dakota.

To THE ELHcroHs OF THE STATE OF sour'I
DAKOTA:
The third legislature OF the state of South Da.
kota proposed the following an-IdiHtit 10 The
CONSTITUTION ~ The state. by u Joint resolution
rn..tlrd, IA joInt resolution proposing an
a,,,rit,iu,eii Ui section live. article nl'ic OF 'tie
constitution. relating to the superintendent VI
seiioo!s."
u. The state OF South Dakota, the senate con-
currilg:- a.,
section l. Question submitted. That ut the
general election To he held In the state OF Snh'h
Dakota ON the iii st Tuesday after the lirst Mol.
dan In November. 1884. there shall be submitted
to II vote Of the qualified electors oil me s.Ae
the f%oliawing question: shall section hNt,
article nine OF the constitution be amended 10y
Inserting the wart,s land the superintendent OF
schools after the word court in line seven
Of said section. so rs 10 make the silptfihlehd
enl of schools cl'giblnio hold said C'hce Tor more
than four years III succession. a..
Section 2. Form oil ballot. Thu form nl ballot
to be used on said question shall he as loiiows:
shall section five, article nine ~ the eonst'tt-
tIon be amended so as to make the siiperlnteitd-
tint of schools eligible to ho'd saiu once Ior
more than four wears III succ' ss'oh?.. Yes.
No" All electors voting in favor 81 such
amendment. making Tie. snpcrintihteh, OF
schools eligible 10 hold said office for more IMAM
four years shall erase tae word no and az
deserving to vote against said amendment Shall
erase the word yes"
section 8. Canvassinging of votes, The
votes upon such proposition shall be coiihted.
/ returned ana t.llNISStt III i'Nt VI 60 Wv
yOt rs for said officers. and ii it shall appear
from such returns ard canvass OF all The votes
east AT such election that IL majority OF Inc eltc'
tors voted against said amendment. SAID see.
ton five. article nine of the constitution sinai
remain unchanged. but II II shall appear t'lai \
majority ot 1.-THE clec ors voted III iAVor OF shcn
proposition. then section five. article nine ol
Of the constitution shall be :tnendfG so as W.
read as follows: SECTION ., In each organized
county at the first general election heid alfe'
the admission of The state of South Dakota intc
the union. and every two years thereafter there
shall be elected II clerk OF the court. Shfrili
county auditor. register of deeds. treasurer
states attorney, surveyor. coroner and %StiIIerin
t-ndent ot schools whose term OF ONCE reSper.
tive shall be two years ami except clerk OF
court and. s.antr 1tT more Than four years in
succession to any of the above named offices. ;
This afore said amendment is to he v0tet
upon at the general election 10 he held on The
first Tuesday after the first Monday in Novcm
Der A, %. 1894.
Dated This 30th day Of .lnly. A. y. 1894.
THOMAS THoRSON.
Secretary pf Sfntp
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23

lie has more money to get from ACT
ing than from fighting. Jackson
has no such inducements to keep
out Of the ring as Corbett has. So,
in Judging the real feeling Q! these
giants, we must resort to the record,
which shows that Jackson ut the
natural elimination Of his powers,
WHEN somewhat out Of condition,
could only fight a draw with Cor,
bett, who was green and inexperi-
enced, and in about the same poor
training as Jackson. To-day we
believe it would be odds on Corbett
and that on the bona ide merits OIL
an actual trial between the men il
is Jackson who is fighting shy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23

Secretary Carlisle has written .
to Senator Harris, acting chair
man Of the finance committee. He
reviews thecoEditiOn OF the treasury
und estimates the revenues for
the fiscal year. 1t shows that un-
der the tariff bin just sent to the
president the revenues will exceed
the expenditures for the year ending
June 30. 1895, by sl5,00O,0OO. He
places the revenue from the sugar at
100000. II the house bills put
ting these articles on the free list
are passed, lie says, there will be a
deficiency next year Of s29,000,O0O
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23
Enrt,att.JncI. CON

The Corheu-J Jackson CONVEX
sazione may tend to make people
think that they are both afraid; that
Cerbett dIeads the ~scarecrpw in
England called the British
referee, and that Jackson is
afraid that somebody might
shoot him down south. Cor
be,t won't fight in England and
jackson won't fight in Dixie. "I'il
fight you down in my street." said
the 5oolblack to the newslmy.
mo-" replied the young gentleman
Of letters, ...come into my alley"
mot mnch." said the sinner, "you
want your mother 10 catch me-"
The fact is that our champion is
4 lighter, but l,c is also an actor.
IN l,as ~: the championship and
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23

It's strange that in looking up the
record Of the alliance leaders the
Sioux Falls Press has failed to as
certain that Don G. Needham was AZ
one time secretary Of the state alli.
ance and left the Office short on
funds aud has never since found it
convenient to make the shortage
good. II Don G. were only Il popu-
list now, wouldn't Cal impale hum
on his spit, hold him over the fur
mace until lie was done to that "ricl
brown" for which Calls roasts are
noted? But rs Don isa good, "loil"
republican, "for q only" his
alliance record is sacred.-Mitchell
Gazette.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23
REPUBLICAN TICKET,
Fox STATE SENATOR:
JOHN + SINCLAIR.
(of Prairic.)
Fox REPRESENTATIVES,:
JOEL WEBER
(of Brnlc.)
A.. w. JOHNSON
(of Sioux Valley.)

The farmers of Iowa reckon their
loss from the hot winds at 1925 ,O00.-
900. This is Il large item, though
nothing to compare with the dam
age from the wind that has been
blowing from every quarter to no.
where IN Washington during the
year.-Ex.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23
First Publication August %.
Notice to Take Dispositions

State OF South Dakota. %,
First Judicial Circuit.
In Circuit Court within ml Tor UNion county.
Jessie y. SawteiIe. Plaintiff,
VERSUS
Henry G. SaWlrilp. Defendant.
Notice TO take deposition Of Lula Il. Hunt.
To the defendant above banned:
You will take toslcc that tIlr I"lain'itf above
nam Il will take the deposition al lltla X Hunt
ut the office Of [ j. +. King, on Fali street, in
tGc city OF Niagara falls. Erie countl, state #
New York. before Ii +. King. a notary pub
lie. or some other retsoi authorized by ltw to
take dcpo~iiilis. on The i1ih hay Of ST ptruui,cr,
4 u. 1891, 1T lie huur oil 10 u'cIoch u m. that
the taking OF 81 Il d. position Nl lie continued
ant, adjourned from day 10 day untii fully taken
and completed, anh thai tie ii position Sotaken
viii be read in evidence Hinn the tIitl ufthr
above entitled action on ilr p;lrt of the pIaiutin
\ liuti.hM aud
T.. ". kElsEy.
Sep - Ait,rHcys iOr riaHliE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23

A Kansas man has left the popu-
list party on the ground that sit is
run by lawyers without clients, by
doctors without patients, preachers
without pupils, women without hus.
bands, %financicrs without finaucp,
educators without education aud
by statesmen out OF a Job"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23
State of south pakotn,,
County at Un!on. "
In Circui Court. First Judicial Circuit

State Of South Dakota, -
County at tli!on.
In Circui toiri First JEGicial Circuit.
NJ. G.. Davis. llaiLlin,
VERSUS
+. X. Smith. Nugie + Smith ID \ Williams.
Lizzie II. Williams, the tMEun Loan aid Iru>i
COMPANY. ii corporation nigiiIii%fd under the
laws ct Iowa. ana j.. IL. iiGll,ard, aSsisu,e of
the Union l.ban and Trust company, Defend
atS.
Notice is hereby gwen That by virtue OF Il
judgment and Il decree oT 70 ~eclosure and sale
IN The above entitled action. rendered on The
2ist day III August, lsHI. aid ly NiItG" OF an eN-
ccuttoi issued Thereon Vui Of the Office nf the
CLERK OF said court ana under tive seal thereof.
the subscriber as sheriff Of Onion county. South
Dakota, Tor that purpose appointed. VIII sell at
public atctio m for cash. al the from! door of III.
court house, in The city Of Xix FONT. 5. nth la
knia, on Saturday the och day Of September.
1891. nj one O'Clock p. M, OF said day. lot one in
one, and lots three and four IL section twenty
two. All in township ninety OF range fortv-sight,
containing 1856 IA acres according to the govern
meiit survey, being the premises described. or
SO much thereof rs may be sufficient to raise tire
amount Of tel, thousand aud thirty seven dollars
and ffiy.lH0 cents tSln.GS1 52b with int -eSt
from date Of said Judgment and all nc, ru, ny
cost OF sale.
Dated mt Elk Toint, South Dakota, this aand
day OF August 1894.
e. W. DEANE.
Sheriff.
i {. EEiDsuN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23

Prof. Kirker. populist candidate
for congress in the Twenty-iinh
Pennsylvania district, has followed
the show business all his life as
magician and ventriloquist. He has
a family Of boys and has organized
n brass band among them, which
will play at all populist meetings.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23

James ID. Holden, II prominent
Kansas populist, writes that the
populist party is a failure aud criti-
cises the Omaha platform. The
consolation this affords sensible
people is marred by the fact he M
nounces that still another third
party" is to be found.-Sioux City
~Innrno1
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23

The comptroller Of the currency has
made public the following statement
concerning thirty-six South Dakota
national banks: Loans and dis
counts, S3,S49,Ol6OS; gold coin
s294.S77; total resources s. ,453, $780,
33; individual deposits, $500. 5S2.-
90; average reserve held, 26.43 per
cent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-23

1t is recommend, d That delegates present
east votes for delegations aud that no proxies
be allowed.
The delegates from the Third commissioners
district will meet 1T the same place immediately
after adjournment Of said convention, and place
in nomination one candidate for commissioner
for the Third commissioner district.
It is further recommended that the cnuc,ises
for the several townships be held Oh Friday,
| Se,,tsinl,er I, 1894, o +. REID,
s.t,.i.,.,,., 20 (,,, rstn
The Washington bee., 1894-01-06

rs ROOM BOARD, first class at
III. Eth W. Terms reason
The Washington bee., 1894-01-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,
Latest Quotations From the Leading
Trade Centres.


Latest Quotations From the Leading
Trade Centres.
, NEW YORK.-Markets have continued dull,
accompanied with decline in some articles. we
quote:
GRAIN-Wheat, No. ? red, 6614c at 67lSc: No
l. Northern, 4l94c; rye No. 2, soc at SIC; corn
No. z, 45l4c at 400; oats. No white, 35c at
36c; ungraded mixed 34c at 35lsc; barley No.
63c at 64c. Buckwheat. s5c.
HoPs-State; 15c at 23c.
CoFToN-sc.
PRov1sroNs-Lard pure leaf, Sc 94c; Tai.
low, ,514c 5ssc; Butter. State and PENNSYLVANIA
dairy, 1ec 26c; creamery. 27c: Cheese, full
cream, 1134c; good to fair. lie q 11Ac: Skins
&c 91sc; Eggs, fresh State, 24c a 2ec west
ern 24c 200; Pork, new mess. $3.50 a SIG so;
dressed hogs, INC 71sc; dressed beef. &c slsc
HAF-75c 90c per 100 lbs.
FEED-Bran, SOC Soc; middlings, ,S5c
rye, 75c 90c.
LIVE STocK-steers, common to extra, So 20 a
$500; COWS, ana oulis, So 90 S3.75; calves So
$3.50; sheep,Si.25 81 rs: lambs. So. 80 So
90; hogs, $3.50 5000.
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls &c; chickens. 9 a 1oc:
spring ducks 75c 81 90 Der pr; turkeys. 12c
13c; geese Ice.
DRESSED POULTRY State, fresh fowls, lie;
chickens. lie a 13o per ID; ducks. l2c 14c; tur-
keys. lac 16c; geese, 13c l4c
} WooL-F1ne unwasneo, l2c; medium coarse un-
washed. 14c loc; nne washed, 15c: medium
and coarse washed 1Sc 2Oc; choice fine scour.
ed. $40 SIC.
The historical elm tree at Fordham.
New York, under which Washington
tied his horse after the battle of Har-
lem Heights, has been cut down. 1t
was large tree in l776.
The st. Nicholas Bank of New York
has been closed by State Bank Super
Intendent Preston. The bank lost heav-
ly by the Madison Square Bank fail
ure, and it's capital is impaired. A re-
ceiver will be appointed.
John J. Vail, cashier of the ll-fated
Commercial Bank Of BROOKLYN, is in
the Raymond Street Jail. He was ar
rested on a bench warrant isshed by
Judge Moore, Of the Court of Sdssions,
on an indictment charging hiul with
perjury. :.
The Washington bee., 1894-01-06
SATURDAY, JAN. 9th, 1893 s


Read the advertisements in the BEE
and when YOU want first class goods for
January don't fail TO patroniZe them.
Doran Bros, I'D 7th st. N. W., Can
dies from 10 cents TO go cents per ID.
Now is the time 10 buy your candies.
Don't fail to send in your names for
the BEE.
Subscribe to and advertise III
the BEE.
OF the city. Cars pass the door
922-11 st u W.
IF YOU want f1rSt-class goods at a
low price doa't fail to call on the adver-
tiserS in this paper and tell them you
saw their advertisement in The BEE
and they will be sure to give you first
class goods for little money.
A lady who has spent the best part Of
her life in educating and trying to
amelorate the condition of the colOred
race aud who Was turned out of the
Land Office last june, aSEs pecuniary
aid from the colored people. Send to
the Office Of the Bee for Miss Piper.
The patrons OF the BEE mus
pay fcr all advertisements, in the
way OF eotices, deaths, marriages
&c. No matter Of a persona
nature will be inserted unless it
paid for.
One Beautiful furnished room for
Rent 1743 I street n. W.
The Capital Savings Bank and the
Industrial Building Association are two
Of the most reliable institutions in the
city.
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Call and Examine for Yourselves!
No Trouble to Show Goods!


Note The Following Prices Below:
lfalts Shoes 25c., Ladies' Goat
~;l-'u slippers 2Sc., Children's Dongo-
mt Tip, Spring Heel, Button soc.
ISIS Dongola, Patent Tip, Spring
ace 75c., Mems Solid Leather, Work.
ing Shoes CSC, Ladies Dongola, Patient
Tip Button 9Sc., Ladies Dongola, Pae-
tent Tip, Button Sl.25, Ladies Dongola,
Common Sense s1.25, Ladies' Dongola.
Patent Tip, Lace s1.25, Boys and
Youths Y Calf, Lace and Button only
81 25, Mems Buff, Congress and Lace
s1.25, Ladies' Dongola, Patent Tip,
Bluchers $1.5O, Ladies' Dongola, Patent
Tip and Common Sense Button S1.50,
Uur Famous Crest LADIES' Shoes, all
Styles and Sizes $500, Ladies' Patent
Tip Bluchers $500, Ladies Hand Welt,
Common Sense and Patent Tip $3.50,
Mems U. S. Mail, Lace $3.50, Mems
Cork Soles, Hands wed, Lace $500,
Mems French Calf, ,Hand-SeWed, Cork
Soles. Congress $3.50, Mems Patent
Leather Blouchers, only $500, Mems
Patent Leather Pumps s1.25.
Many other lines ands styles too
numerous to mention, at prices rang
ing correspondingly low. All goods
Guaranteed as Represented.
1000 double headed presents for chill
dren given away Saturday Dec. 16.
MORGAN, VIOLET { COMPANY,
, L St., N. W.
Washington D. g.
The Washington bee., 1894-01-06

Read the advertisements in the BEE
and when you want first class goods for
January don't fail to patrOnize them.
The Washington bee., 1894-01-06
Nicaragua and the Canal

Managua, Nicaragua, Dec 2O.-The
news OF the reorganization of the canal
company greatly pleases the merchants
mere. They say that the completion
OF the canal is the only salvation, pecu-
nlarlly, for the country. An American
syndicate has offered the Government
$1,0Oo,oOO for a railway, steamboat
and land concession.
The Washington bee., 1894-01-06
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p. ) ewart, .52 3ennss lv mia Ave. n. W.
NEW YORK CITY.
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I'M. Objectionable advertisements will not
- inserted at any price. Ali ren-ittances
should be made by draft, postal money order
,,~.e. --4rr rs+oree? lattar Nn..a cr-alrded
o way, is at the sender's risk. In
s,,ling Money the amount and what it lis fol
,,ould be distinctly stated.
an etters, ETC., should Ss addressed
BEE PUBLISHING. co.
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D -lfT ISaED EVERY SATURDAY A.
fl0q I ST. n. w. WASH. D C.