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Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-15
les. Booths Dino

Mrs. Ballington Booth, in a lecture in Los Angeles recently, gave expre.- sion 10 the following very pointed and sensible remarks. Among other pe,- tinent things contained iu her lecture she said.
 "The revalting creature, gaudily at tired in mans clothing, posses ed of strange notions about hcme, wiiehood A. l motherhood, scorned and ,hunnei toy man, is not my idea of the new woman. The new woman. sccordiu F 10 ;he popular equation. sPe sks ui children ss 'brats.' She slys they tt.e and a"gravste her, and sp she u.s.ows all | we up'n on u iy Ii t. pug nosed d,g, which she ca ri-s la one ui her maui.h pockets. She i, also n man hner, and going forth tp seek -msncipa ion and world siie rule f,r h.r $ x. sic l". laras # tn he he ,.i->inu 'n Il .Nn sun h.l.rrl- him. A
 D r. li.i"r, II is Co, simple for h't r,ng min | Sh. is .u'ir ly id . D. nd~nt and fr.e ri in.,r.'
 Mrs. Booth has broad conception nf woman, ant is not at all narrow in her ideas of the sphere she should oc- cupy. She says
 "l believe in the advance ! woman believe she is us capable of making a good mother and wife as though she had never stepped upon the platform or b zen a iniitted to the bar. Let the educaiinn of woman go on, only while vo'i are training the head, do not for get to develop the heart
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-15

1T. Prics's Cream Baking Powder
 Wss:rsPsi hlsbsss Ms1si ed Disssoa
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-15

School tablets cheap at Naples. 1T
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-15

Silver ia quote1 st oIt today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-15

Daily except Su-day P,cih tive.
 !. FSEy. G '7 rd M,-ag~- !. 4 NAJ-LE l.. II ALBRIGHT Assis'U7t C neral Mlnlger Trlin Mast
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-15

The U. s. Govt Reports sbow Royal Baking Powder SRe0riof fo sN ofhefA
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-15
MARrcorA X PHoENIx R R.

C II HoN nE... Ge7. Snrt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-15

NEW MEXlco < AKIzov, R. X.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Several good properties In the southern
part Of Mohsve county are liable to
change hands in the course Of sixty days.
There are . number Of good copper
properties in that section as we'll ss gold
and there seems to be no reason why
they are not worked except the lack Of
necessary capital, which is nov 10th
coming.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Halsey & Lynch have disposed Of q
gasoline engine to r. J. HsIsey OF
Needles. Mr.. Hslsey will use the en-
sine in connection with his pumping
plant on the old McClslland ranch west
Of the town OF Needles.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Thomas Mcmahon is in from the G. o.
d. mine. He says that the leases held
by Clsck and Leonard and himself have
been consolidated and that they are tax
ing ont great deal Of high grade ore
They will have carload at the sampler
about The first OF next week.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

J. r. Hslsey has received this week
big carload Of lumber for the Temple
Bar mining company and it will he Tor
wsrded to the mine a. soon as possible
It will BE- used in building fumes, etc
on the Colorado river north Of White
Hills.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Now Is the time to 20 into the noun.
tains in search Of mineral. The heavy
rains has washed away the soil and ex.
posed many ledges heretofore covered
up. The river range is the best place
to prospect for gold, while the Cerba.
range Is the hest place in the world foI
mixed ores.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Parties who hold bond on the Cerbat
mine are expected here daily. Sickness
has prevented them from getting here on
January first. The mine is all right and
We understand the parties have the coin
to make the purchaee.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

We understand that X ,bert Paterson
has got on to q rich mining strike near
Dsggett, California. In this cass the
old saying nothing succeeds like sue.
cess, :" holds good
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The KirRmsn camping works shipped
q carload Of concentrates to the smelier
this week. The concentrating mills ol
Mohave county will soon be turning out
vast quantities OF ahis product.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Two large bars OF bullion from th
White Hills mill we're shipped to Denve
the first of the week.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The Arizona sampler this week re-
ceived small lot Of concentrates from
DAggeti and two tons from the Ark mill
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Many mining shafts were wrecked by
the heavy rains Of the past month and
the chances are many more win 90 in ~
soon ss the frost leaves the ground In
the mountains.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Dan H ,llowsy had several tons Of rich
ore worked at the Kinrmsn sampler the
first Of the week. Dams old friends are
glad to note that his lucky star 10 in the
ascendant.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

James w. Michael has taken lease
on the Dolphin mine from w. G. Bishop
and Sherman Page. The mine at one
time produced considerable rich ore and
II Mr.. Michael is lucky he may succeed
in getting on TO the rich chn'e.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The Kingman sampler this morning
is running through a carload Of ore from
the Blsckfoot mine for BY Collins.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The Samoan mine shipped anoths
batch of ore to the Kingmsn samplin
works this week.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

A carload Of ore is expected In fron
the Blackfoot mine todsy
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

There is no necessity for any man
who 10 willing to work being idle in
Mohave county. There are hundreds
Of mines that can be made pay by the
application of brains and muscle. Out
side Of quarts mining there are hundreds
of gulches where placer gold can be
psnned out in paying quantities. Espec.
tally is this the case IN the Chemehueva
mountains and along the Colorado river
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The Tuckshoe mill is making q run
on 100 tons Of Tennessee ore.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

The Kingman ssmpling works sampled
two tons of Connor ore for John Barry
yesterday. The ore was highgrsde
silver.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides at
Toledo, Washington, says she has never
been able to procure any medicine for
rheumatism that relieves the pain 30
quickly and effectually as Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and that she has also used
1t for lame back with great success. For
sale by
II. II. Watkins,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02
MINES AND MINING.

Silver. ............ : .59sS
Gopher. o 81
Lead. 8 021s
Mohave County miner., 1895-02-02

with each other that we have determined give them
additional circle Of readers
Here's what he says:
Let us forgive the old year for all its burdens and mis-
fortunes let strive forget the unpleasant things of the
past and only remember the lessons which have been
learned through them.
And now grding ourselves for greater efforts than ever
to certain conclusions before we start on the race
Perhaps may be put into the form Of creed
ills that man is heir to- and that bear my share
which will be increased except through my folly but
which may be diminished by intelligent cheerfuness
believe that most men are honest and that the great
ority of accounts my books will be paid believe that
all goods should be sold profit that less than is
trick closely related to dishonesty. I believe in just
weight and full measure only myself but by myself
to Others believe that in my neighborhood can
sell fair prices, Notwithstanding competition. believe
in all fair protection for trade but do not anything
for myself that would grant any other class be-
eve that the year 1895 will be better year than its pede
cessor, and by doing my part manfuly, intend
make beieve that the great dictionary of trade still
contains things which do not know and hope
learn few of them during the year believe that the
world improves and that may improve i-perhaps not
expect but just certainly if wait and watch and wok
II believe in insurance on life and stock; and lastly do
not and will not believe half the eu that reported to me
with regard to the world or my neighbors"
There's good working program for plain everyday busi
ness 1t will not be fault if don't live up to it,
IF YOU INTEND TO BUILD THIS SPRING N
Remembers:
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
ARIZONA LUMBER & timber co.
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|
NiNer Junction. deceased. The
amount OF the account and its COR
RICHNESS was not questioned. The
defence was payment. Defendant
ciaimed to have turned over to y. p.
Nelson, attorney for the admins
TRAITOR in payment of the account 4
note against one RiN, certain sum
OF money paid to Nelson on the
street, and Il balance of ten dollars
paid at defendants house. The last
payment was conceded, the first was
denied. and rs to the note it was
claimed Nelson had no authority to
'ahe anything but cash III payment
of the account, W. b. {. Stlcknev
for plaintiff, VIM. Stakeholder for
defendant.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14

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"''tn nc GUS "''eh''oh III 'h'S ISSUE
Among MS 'hus'V'' instruments are
some '''c @"''''' I'm" "'hJ"N' Nhlch
arc ''h"'nS Il ready sue ~ 10y m
pho'''on Is now eh'efta'hin" ms
Monday Patrons
For eleven years ''Icn," an old
mare belonging to George II. Day.
has pulled the sweep which furnish
cs the power for his carriage shop at
the head If High street. and she is
still in the harness. 'Ten" does her
work IN room IN the basement OF
one OF the two buildings III when
are the work shops OF the various
departments Oh inc BUSINESS ana III
N'''SH "'e N'"''' no Gnu VI ''''''"c''
carriages ana s'c'S'S' ONO P'"'S
around III Il -i''o"' 'I'o't u'''''e''o-
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14
ANNA FRENCH SUUIHGATE.

Last Sunday a little before mid
nighc Mrs. Southgatc, wife of Fred
crick &. Southgatc, passed peace
fully away after an illness of two
weeks.
Anna French Southgatc, dlugh-
ter OF Hon. ". e.. French, was born
in Sharon. v, April IS, 1851.
When three years OF age she came to
Woodstock with her parents. and
from that time Woodstock has been
her no She was Il graduate of
Our High School and also took Il
course of study at Nassar college.
She was married Oct. 81. lS77, to
Frederick {. Southgate. Two chill
drcn survive her.
To speak of Anna Southgatc now
is to bring TO us memories of one
beloved by all and whose name we
shall ever cherish in fondcst rcmcm-
brancc. Here she lived, here she
did her life work here it was. among
us in Woodstock. that her coming
and gong brought cheer and com
fort. Never weary in we'll doing, Il
sincere. practical, working christian,
she cXerted an influence for good
throughout 4 circle wider and larger
than she knew and the world is bet
ter, and we whose good fortune it
was to know her are better for her
having. lived. \ devoted wife and
mother. a stcaliast friend, has passed
to a higher life. and the reward is
hers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14
Esprit Of tie age,
Id toc1, VT, Dec Ia, 1895.
X. IL. Time Table

IL. Ie. Tim" Table.
4 following j. the running : ime OF the
4 over the Woodstock Railroad. com
ling Monday, Ortobrr2l, 1893.
l,IN. GoING E>sr. -. Mail, A. NJ.
Woodstock 10 30: Taft>vilI, 10 40;
= zee % -; Dcwcy's Will 10 81: tllart-
n 10; White River Junction II 20.
aINs GONG EAST. No. 4. Accom-. =
d,vc Woodstock , 20: Tuf,>vile > -:
y Nee ) 3G; DcwcyS Mills 3 10: Hartford
~ hlc River Junction -.
|4iNs GOING WEsr.-No. |, Accom-, A.
&hvc white River junction 30; tllnrl
II -; Dcwry's Wills 10; Qurclcc 20;
" lille : -: Woodstock -.
XINs GoING WEsr.-No >. Mail. Lcav
q River junction | -; Hartford / 40
:, Mil, 200; Qu"cicc : % ; TnftsNiIl
wv oud>tork : -
ftrnin- dajly--$uniny. Nrrpt'd
3ng station.
!. G.. PORTER, Sup't.
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At the Churches Tomorrow.

Observation-Disclosures service.
$50, preaching by the pastor, Rev.
=. Mcmillan. Sunday school after
morning service. Junior Endeavor
meeting at t o'clock. Evening SER
vice at $50 o'clock.
Christian-Scrylccs Il, usual at
1850 and I. Subject for morning
discourse. Patient continuance in
well-doing."
Alethodi>t--Usual services at 10. 80
and +.
Univer>alist-Prcaching by pastor
at 1880 subject. "Ihc saving power
OF christian faith Christian Union
Devotional meeting at 7 p. M, sub
jcct Loving Enemies
Rev. +. Simmons will preach
at South Woodstock at p. m.
st. James Sunday services as
usual.
Catholic-Rev. ]. y. Toupin will
celebrate low mass in Woodstock
at y.I5, during which five children
will make their first communion
ADV. Florence and Clcmcntinc.
daughters of jeff CATERS; Sophia,
daughter of Homer Picard, and
Joseph. SON of l.. AIorcau. Cate
chrsm and evening prayer at usual
time. In Barnard mass at HIS.
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What Can Be Done on a Vermont
Farm,

Peter BLckus, who lives on the
Fuller farm, raised the past season
on onc-tourth acre of ground: 20
bushcl, of potatoes, s bushels of
corn, |. bushels Of turnips, / bushels
of onions, 3 bushels of bcets, + BUSH
els of carrots, / bushels of parsnips,
5 bushels OF tomatoes. ) bushels of
cucumbcls, 200 head cabbage and
IS fine Hubbard squa>hes. Fro,,
one COW Mrs. Backus made 40
pounds, 10 ounces Of butter III the
month ending Nov. 20.
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So. ECs1lfr2t.

Sos rSsIttt Sls
At the Adams estate auction Mir.
Spaul,ling bought the wood-lot for
1915 and Capt. Bruce bought the
farm for $3.50.
As John Gibson was riding horse
back Thanksgiving day the horse
slipped and fell on his leg, and his
knee will be lame for a long time.
Mark noynton's little 10y was rid
ing on a load of cornfoddcr on Tues
day of last week when he slipped off
with Il bundle Of fodder to the frozen
ground in such way that the Wag-
on ran over his leg and bruised it
badly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14
Randall Post Elects Officers.

The following officers We're elect
cd at the annual meeting of Geo. G.
Randall Post No. s.. G.. \. r.:
l.. w. Wilson. commander &.
II. English. senior vice commander;
VIM. :. Wardwell. JUNIOR vice COM
mandcr; DR.. Henry Boynton, sur
gcon; III. \. Bruce. chaplain;
Nathan Gushing. qr,artcrmastcr II.
IL. lIoughton, quartermaster SER
gcant; John Gilman. officer of the
day; l.. b. Thomas. officer of the
guard; l.. !. Nj. Marcy. adjutant;
John :. Eaton. sergeant major.
Delegates to the State encamp-
ment: l.. ]. NJ. Marcy. Bczalccl
Wood; list alternate. Wm. G..
Vaughan; ID alternate. Geo. w.
Perry.
RANDALL RELIEF CORPS.
The following officers were elect
ell by Randall Women's Relief Corps
Saturday. Dec. !.
President, Mrs. Edna \. Wilson:
senior vice-prcsident. Mrs. Edna
Day: junior vicc-prcsident. Mrs.
Juliet Simmons: treasurer. Mrs.
Agnes 5. Delano; chaplain. Mrs.
Rowena Nj. Winslow; conductor
Mrs. Mary Sylvester; guard, Mrs.
Lucia +. Spaulding.
Delegates TO Department conyen-
ton are Mrs. Agnes 5. Delano and
Mrs. Ida V. Smith; alternates, first,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14

vi rcn c. French, Jr., and John
m h returned to New \ ork
IL daN.
,ullntN court took recess Tues
Blcrnoon to allow members of
4 lr to attend the funeral of Mrs.
" Solthgate.
,&orgc Winslow whose store is
n with Christmas toys and nov
ca makes an announcement in
III kuc.
3eautiiul colnrcd calendars tor
6havc Just been sent out by Geo.
NINTH 4 Son. the wcll-knoWn
\ cr and candy manufacturers OF
/ River Junction. You can
l&c by sending them your adj
y and ten cents III stamps.
~ s. Mackenzie returned from
~ York Thursday afternoon,
ning from White River Junction
pScial tram.
Stbrgc Aitken went to New York
Wsday.
~. IL. ]. Rhodes, formerly Il
sionarv to Japan. will speak in
Ahristian church Monday even
he 10th. Children and Young
1 G especially are invited. MIR.
"a cs is Thoroughly convcrsant
NJ lapan and her history, the pco-
customs; and carries maps,
), and costumes: repeats Scrip
IN Japanese, sings songs in die
n language. and never fails to in
N and entertain. No admission
4 e funeral OF Mrs. Frederick {.
: hgatc was held at her home
daN afternoon at >, O'Clock.
l. was very large attendance
r. services, which consisted of
! pg of the Scri pturcS by Rev.
f. +. Brodic and PRAYER by Rev
NJ. Southgatc. brothcr-in-law of
qGscd. lntcrmcnt wds III River
" cemetery. Among those pres
rom Il distance were Mrs. +. ).
h Of Brooklinc, Mass; Warren
rcnch. Jr., and John French of
! Work ; Justin Edwards of Wei
u Hills, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
IS. Dana of Turner's Falls,
n, Miss Steele of Windsor.
VII. W. y. Worlhen of Ham
IL y. ii.
\ Ines Lang WAS injured in 4 rum
II few DAYS ago. His horse
/ away and he was thrown
( bst Il stone wall. his head and
I dcr> being badl, bruised.
T. hist-playcrs are organizing for
inter and the game promises to
~ popular As it was last season.
Her club was formed at Il meet
Bcld At Mrs. b. II. Pinnev's las
I rday. and will begin the seasons
at Mrs. y. X. Ilubbard's.
pc Age calls attention to its club
list in another column. Bv
ribing now the "l.adics' Home
pal" can he obtained for only 65
The regular price is one
T. with The Age Sr.oS.
m Shepard Family played to a
a house "Wednesday evening.
38Scst chance ever offered in the
AZ business in Woodstock. bv
ijbg the fixtures, etc, of the Elm
h Market. Apply soon to
"a w. w. DEARBoRN.
10 men broke ont OF the Wind
4 Pck-up 4 night or two ago. one
pom was Will Brace. formerly
oodStock. The other was 4
Hartlander.
ere was 4 large attendance at
Y tlction sale OF the Elm Street
3 ket, building. horses. etc. Thurs
norning, there being more than
! interest in the disposal of the
lertv. The sale was conducted
y. {. Bridgman, auctioneer.
building went to L, Il, Merrill
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14
STATE. CASES.

STATE CASES.
Arthur l.. lIollcnbcc, larceny.
Joe Robinson. tramping.
Zoe Robinson, assault.
Newman Green. lcwdncss.
Albert French. larceny.
Amos Olncy, rape.
Eli Bourbon, assault.
Eli Bourdor. assault.
Eli Bourbon, threatening.
!. NJ. Ryder. murder.
Jack Donoghue, assault with in
tent to Kill.
Wn. Eastman. burglary.
Eta Goodcll. larceny.
Frank J. Graves, assault.
Frank Graves, assault.
John ". Armstrong, assault.
Warren Potter, larceny.
Geo. +. Foster and Margaret
Foreman. blanket act.
Geo. {. Jordan, rape.
Joshua +. Davis. arson.
Birncv Severance and Stella Oh
ncy, blanket act.
The case of George II. Adams VS..
Dwight :. and T.. {. Hammond was
given to the jury Saturday and IA
sealed verdict was returned which
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14

LOYAL II. Bradford. Il resident of
North Fcrrisburgh we'll known as an
astronomer, has been notified of his
election as fellow of the ROYAL
Astronomical society of England.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14
Dainty and beau
tiful Kings for
Presents.

liver novelties ar, al
ways appreciated. They
are SOW produced in hun
drcds of shapes by the
silypr,miths. We have
many of these treasures
in brooches. necklaces,
bnnkmnrks. cologne bot
ties. hair brushes, etc.
Come in any day and look
al the beautiful things
fashioned from the white
metal. Also Cut Glass
at cut pricc-.-The larg-
est assortment oi Watch-
{. and all Holiday goods
we have ever shown.
Our prices will interest
all careful buyers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14

one "inutc Cou.h Cure is popular
lemcdy for Group. Safe for children and
adults. \. b. Morgan, Wo od>tock; Scott
TinNhm, QIeih,c; l. }. NJ, Marcy,
TuttSyiilr.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14
Pictures of Woodstock

Woodstock, Ncrmont,- A little
~ of Nicws.' is the title Of a
que and art istic It'll, pamphlc
,Khcd by Dana Brothers, and H.
.ratcd with * beautiful half-tonc-
EurcS of familiar scenes in and
md Woodstock. Paper and press
rkaarc of the best and the booklet
" ork Of art throughout.
'rt3e rs Cents.
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2IE!Ti!5.

In Windsor, Dec. s. daughter to Mr.
and Mr.. Dernc Richmond
In Bril!owlter, Dec. 1, a daughter to Mr..
MlL Mr.. Nlnrnnc- EM!rhAMks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14

Exposure to cold, damp winds,
may result in pneumonia unless the
system is kept nigorated with
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14
WINDSOR COUNTY COURT.

The grand jury made its report to
the court ON Saturday morning.
They presented twcnty-one true bills
and eight bills mot found" This
showing of twcnty-nine matters in
vestigatcd, in addition to the orl-
nary reports on the Jail, etc, is a
compliment to the expeditions dis
charge Of duty hv the states attorney
and the grand jury.
The following are among the true
bills:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14

Mary Sylvester; second, Rowena
NJ. WinSlow.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14

"The use of 'Cagtori..' is so universal n:n.
its merits 80 ", i L::o":i that it s. e.: II w, :.
of supcrcr, CATION II caGcT.> i. = ":'r e.
intelligent fa:3I., ;I;,., o. not keep c. to-.
within ca. ; ra,h."
c., o. -.AaTYN, u. D.,
New York City.
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Castoria.

"Cxstoria 1850 we'll adapted to children that
Irecommcnl !; as superior to any prescription
known to RE- II. \. ARCHER, NJ. d.,
iii so oxford St., Brooklyn, y. Y.
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Castoria.

Cnstnrin cures Cole, CONSTIPATION,
Soar Stomach, piarrha,a, Er,.c:a,ion,
XIII; Worms gives sleep, and promotes ii.
gtTtiun,
Without Injurious medication.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14

"''"r several years I have recommended
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-16
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