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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-24
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-24

less. and YET soothes and strengthens Dr.
Miles,, through his Neryine is oeneiac.of
10 thousands" A. e. LIN
Editor and proprietor OF DER LASDsAAA,
DR.. Niles Nervine Is sold on guarantees
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
Personal Paragraphs.

II. q. bingham Of Denver is stopping
at the Cullen.
Guy sterling OF North Yakima, Wash.
lngton, IL n Walker guest.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. J. Gillespie Of Kansas
City are among the kuuisford guests.
l.. :. Ash of Chicago registered at tho
Tompleton today.
bert T.. Rood, sheopman from Hill
lard, Wyoming, Is Al tho Cullen.
Tho name Of =. y. Horschell Of Peoria,
Illinois, appears On the Cullen register.
Bessie =. Moyorcordt OF Chicago stops
at the Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Peel are English tour.
lists ut the knuIsford.
Tho Temploion has 4. J. LOWS and
wifo and children OF Coalyillo.
l.. Clark aud daughter OF Toledo, Ohio,
arc at the kuulhiord.
5. d. kitchens, Of Helena, Is u guest at
the Cullen.
sarah \. Craden, of ST. Louis. Ia among
tho Walker arrivals.
Chicago il represented at the knutslord
by Charles :. Herrick,
q. X. OF, n commercial man Of Butte,
IL a. the fempleton.
Mrs. II. +. Cheney, II Beaver Canyon,
Idaho Is registered at tho Cullen.
Miss Emma Piper, OF Gibbon, Neh,,
stops ut tho Cullen.
George Candland, Mrs. Clarence Clark
and Miss Anna Downs, uf Evanston,
Wyo,, arc guests AZ tho Walker.
Mrs. W. H. Gibson aud Mrs. Seth
Stedmnn, of Aurora, Ind, are knutsiord
arrival.
Tho Walker has \, n. stevenson, W.
A. Whitney and j, =. rohau, Of Poca-
tello.
Hobart Il. wheolor aud D. lfalrchild
Wheeler, OF Brldgopur, Cunu., enjoy
life at tie "nUsiuri.
Mrs. j. II. Dunn, of Helena, Mont.
and q, A. ruaho, Of Kansas Cily, aro
WalEor arrivals,
WIN. ~. Broyolon and Thomas II
| Rogers OF Monmouth, Ills, arc at the
| knulsiOrd,
L. b. Thurbor aud w. II. Gro.egut, OF
New Yrs, are enrolled at. tho knuts-
| ford,
TIC Knutsiird has Mrs. c. II. Murphy
ant cllld ~ ~, Louis aud j. e. Schultz
| ~ Louisville, Ky,
Manager r. Il, Cutler, IT tho Utah
| Sugar co,npnny, nnd l.. &. front, OF this
civ. are registered at tue Palace In san
I rAICiscO,
Hon. ), RThurman and Judge Dusen.
berry have been up from the Garden
| City since yesterday morning and viii
| return To their homes this evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
Fifth Precincl Democrats.

10 psrsuance 10 the call Of the Dsln.
Ooraiic cluuly CnmmiIte0 made uugrf
date OF Aug. ~, 1895, fora county GOT,
venlion, the OblrcJ Of which n n cleo.
delegates 10 aItsuI the Demsatg,'H
State convention b., Ogden on Sep,cn
Der 5lh inst, 10 nominate S,a
ticket.
The Democrats Of the Filth pre-,
cinct are hereby called ~ meet 1T "a.
Social HAL, Sistu street, betWrt
Brigham and Fret south, on lhf
afternoon Of Aug. 49, no 2 O'Clock, o..
the purpose OF ercliug 81 delegates o.
the county convention when v.I
meet at the Salt Lake FhesteT, : '
Lsks CITY, Saturday, Aug. 81, 1895, O.
10 O'Clock AIN,
Also 10 elect precinct cRmpaig
COMMITTEES anu transact such othu,
business Ne may properly come before
the meeting,
J. W. WHITEHEAD JR.,
ChsitmNn Fitlh Precinct Campaign
COMMITTEE.
GEo. W. SNUw, Secretary.
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BIG WATER SCHEME
Proposition 10 Tap SlIy-iWO Lakes
For Irrigation Purposes.
STRONG COMPANY ORGANIZED.
The Old Trust Company Absorbed by
a New and more Powerful
One.

A meeting was held at . O'Clock yes.
tefday afternoon In the uillcO Of Young,
YOnnE * MOyle, attorneys, by a rum.
Der OF prominent men Interested Ia
the water question. a Company wac
organized with Robert 2. Burton as
president aud II. !. Fau,, IT., ~ rec.
Rotary. The water quetlion was dis.
cusssd anu maps were produced by the
old company aud handed over to th,
new.
The object u the new company, ~
was also that Of the OLD, Is to utiliE
tue water Of the sixty.lwJ lakes at tbs
beads u wtbsT anu Provo riv,f,
which were located ny Fat x Co.,
three yoafs agJ. The survey WAS iig.
lshod two years ago.
The storage Of this water means \
great ueai 10 the seven counties, Wa.
ssteh, Usah anu Salt Lake on tbs
Provo sids, aud summit Iorgau,
Weber aud Davis on the Weber side.
From tho report 1t was shown that
there 10 pleuty u water ia the lAkos 10
irfiRato every acre OF land In these
countlCs ana " supply the needs Of
5alt Lake CITY besides. The com.
pany's plan IA ~ / Itetest every farmer
and citizen Ia the Counties to be Drne.
lifted and provide against further
drought.
The lakes have all been surveyed
AMI mapped ana estimates made Tor
the construction OF dams, and there
will he n force Of men put on tniS fall
TO carry on the WORK.
rn9 following are members Of the
company:
W. u. Preston, II. r. Burton, John
r. Winder, salt Lak,; w. w. Clun,
CoAlyille; Is. II, Snuettler, NJ. =.
Woolsy, VIM. Van Dyke, lie Grand
Young, Salt Lake; WIN. Buys, l.. ID.
Buys, Huber CITY; Joe. a. Faust, +.
Armstrong, 4. q, Webuef, y. w.
Moyly, Richard W. Young, Onon
Numel, Buo. CtlsmOn, Jas. a. MOyle,
ID. u. CsldeT, Chs. Wiicken, James
Snarp. John sharp, salt Lake; Joseph
l.. kawlinr. South ColtOuwOJs; WIN.
Duvef, OgJen; w. IA. Walker ~, W.
II. Walker Jr., Kamas; john Dlai..,
n. a. Empsy, Nathan svaTs, w. $.
burton, Geo. u. Pyper, Gao. SAyior,
II. T.. Savage, Dr.. J. r. Para.
II. J. Faust IT,, J. 5. Riohsrds. whi,e
and Sons, Salt Lake; Ward T.. PAcH,
KamAI; a. q, Smopt, q. 4. BOuvior,
I. r. Williams, w. y. Dusenberry, >.
Il. Thurman, }. o. Bullock, J -. Perry,
II. T. Reynolds, Provo.
The next meeting nj which lathe
gigantic enterprise will be discussed
will be Ortobet 5th, conference umC,
whom tits expected lhst the leading
citizens " the seven directly interts 81
counties will be Ia tile city. ia the
meantime the perfection Oi plans will
go on.
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Summit county Delegates.

The Republicans OF summit county
have elected the following delegates to
Alieni their State convention;
Park City-w. |. Snyder, David
Keith, Fred Davis, Fred Rasbaud, 5.
L. Radon, ID, &. Mclaughlin, J. d.
Murdoch, Henry Welsh, Henry Nsw-
oil, J NJ. LOokbRrt, II, :. Townsend,
John l.. Weber, Thomas keArns,
James Farrell, James lvcr,, A. Ii.
Dsmiug.
~ Coalville-Alml Eldredge, Conner
Ihomasi MAX Hupkins.
Eeh1-W. IL. Blake.
LIE.
PACK.
Woodland-W. J. Pace.
4, feoG Rockport aud Cakley-F. ",
Asstchant, W. n. Stevens.
shydervillt-Wiliiam Archlrsll.
henneier-Joseph h. Foster.
Administrations Pnscntt, j.. IL, Rail.
!; : A. Panhley, f.. W. Hay, James I.
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Notes

II. ID. Brennan, 4. A. Smith and
Geo. u. Taylor are the Ogden COM
miilee Of arrangements Tor the Labor
Day denomination at SAltair.
a complaint has been made to
Prosecuting Attorney MoGlnnis
against NJ, d. Harris, Justice OF the
esce Of harrlsville, that he had used
his public ufiioe 10 shield n gang Of
criminals. The matter Will be invei.
tigated.
Mr. jesse q. StratfoTd, superinten.
dent OF the Fourth ward Sunday
school, and Mrs. Srstiord entertained
the teachers and officers Of the Sunday
school, with lawn party at their
nome last evening. Cards music and
refreshments were the msin features
Of the pleasant entertainment.
Yesterday, from 2. IN. until p. IN. :,
the Republican primaries were held 10
elect delegates TO the Republican
convention. Considerable scratching
was done, which made n large Job Of
counting, tue votes. OF 4l8 votes cast
Ia the Filth precinct, 40 were laIies .
rhe election passed oil quietly.
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sapdsy SCHOOL sPd Primary.

Ton n--s bpnhs and osrts pps,rgs ~ u
ss,rvt In addibnn " 10 priess given, n "a ~
SAL, unioss hs prios Rvea u hr 'pos,r~ii"l
pir-i itooh for our Little Friends, no
tao ua" ~ SUNDAY schools, To-.
soooud uooL for our Li,tIs Rrisa6a,
sunday school reader, ~
intermediate =. >. usadss.s..
Questions and Answers on the lin
and uis.ion of she Prophst Jossps
Hnith, Zoe.
hible Questions aud Answers, for "
us' N vtima'y Associations, IS
Chiidren's Primary Hymn isooh, w.,
copies, postpaid. l5t
Urinary speaker, No. :, postpaid. ia
" =. -,
The uOdsi Ron 1ooE, postpaid. -
class HsEistern, yer d1i., "a
Primary Tuue HOOK, ,1o
Is9oh Of Mormon Catschisrn, ps-,p.ia. -.
q. y. unioH Hymn iiooh, s.sh no, vas.
paid, sc.
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Home Missionaries.

The hon mis- onarles OF the Salt
Lake Stake oi ZION viii meet In the
Social Hall, Sslt Lake CITY, next
"Wednesday, August 2S.h, at ~ Pun.
II any Of the brethren are unable to
Auend the meeting, reports OF their
heot In writing tor the mouth past are
required. A ull attendance " the
Missionaries Ia requested.
JAMES ID. STIRLING, CLERK.
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An Abused Celestial.

Henry Wong, Chinaman, swore
out complaint against Mud Noble,
who lives on West, Ssc)ud South
street, opposite the p0't. ilice. He
claims that he cooked for tue woma u
two weeks aud received NJ pay. To-
DAY hs went to collect ami wss me!
with boiled doots. At last one opened,
Lul Instead OF being to allow him TO ~
In It was to throw bucket Ofsout mix
upon him. Some uncOmrly language
was used toward him also ny his Tot.
mur employer. lie showed the milk
spots upon his person nu1 says he can
produce witnesses to support his state
fupnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
Special Drill of TrOop Z.

A special drill viii DO held by Troop
&, y. q. u, on ruesdsy, August 27Ih,
by order Of Captain q. II. Naylor. The
troopers arc requested 10 meet on Capt.
81 HIN, It q o'clock, with carbineS.
From this place thp company will pro-
coed to the sand banks ana engage Ia
target practice. The officers especially
are requested 20 respond 10 this call.
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Charged With Burglary.

John smith, Charles Peterson and
Rsbsrt shaw were arrested this alter
noon for burglary. The three are 10
the piano business and rent rooms
from Mrs. McCune In the old Cont
mental house. IL seems that there has
been u dispute Ms TO the rent and tho
landlady refused them Ambulance
until tue rent was paid. They, how
ever, broke into tn, mouse. They were
allowed to 90 on $50 bonds until Mon
uRy.
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"Horo is au.,Auronc Of them plutos, :"
said Mr. Do ual Dawson, lin tho paper
that slys lm u'yog was 80 happy rs whom
no was wura0ng hy the day,
"WplIs y.nmrod Mr. Everett wrest,
with lm-H.d interest
"WclI yen .ay? wy, 1t is jist this
Here is TELLER that really likes work
rolliu IN maomonoy than ho lin count,
and hero is you and me, that money
would do some good, guess YOU know
whcrc we are at without no furder
words Cincinnati 1ribuna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

tain on tao pugliistic encounter, plse-
ing the parties under arrest. To-day
BuchanAn pleaded utility aud was
fined S. and costs. Blair pleaded not
guilty q u bis trial was set for y. M.
II. y. Bflnton was fined slOo and
coats Si5, tor two cases Of disteaatding
the meat INSPECTION law.
III or Fillmore, convicted In Jus.
ticu HAfvey's court OF tmbszAllng
$3.50 belonging to ID. NJ. Simmons,
was nned 81 and costs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
>rocn, AM n,HI,rr..

INV Nuuk. Aug. si.-st0.l market urrHcd
active irHDuuually hiEhur lhu animation .UH.
fIdCl after Oh o.. auu pronounced ,UHr.
were uutrt 900 some share. .HHiFHy UtuU.H
gained o., o. Do, the latter 100 .uHraHtHuI.
Northern lAciur preferred BE- NII. we 300
OF UUr gvut. Harrington usrI ." ger cent
The market was strong iu .uuU 900. Iasi hour
anu tho suuCr4 list aaE tu.r4 slI|s tE.
Dept sugar which broAU l., rallied pee
cent
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The Minor rnnriS.

Today Thomas j, BucnRuan, fore
ma'' anu Ralph Blair, liutlnau, in
'He employ Of the Electric Light coiH.
mhy' were hsIore United States Com.
T u ls,.ohef Sommer ON tho charge Of
''hhus' Last evening they got into
:" al'tt'M'oh on Second South street,
pr1sNe shet1 Hardy's Uilice, ani
',lr 'Nnlo TO blows. The sheriff and
,spo,yNia Immediately attended tho
''''s'hAhee aud Tung uown tbs cur.
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SALTAIR TRAINS on Page 8
POLITICAL.
Third Precinct democrats.

There will be q rousing meeting nj
Third precinct Democrats Ia the S.
enteenth ward meeting house on NJ u.
day evening next, ut eight O'Clock. I Tee
speakers will be Hon. Joseph l.. Raw.
Inns anu Mrs. Margaret Game. Every
Democrat In the precinct should hear
them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
Farewell Reception.

A farewell reception will be given
In honor OF Elder Alfred q. Meyer
prior to his departure for Germany, In
tho Tweniy.frst ward meeting house,
Thursday evening, August .Blh, 1895,
at eight O'Clock. An interesting pro.
gam will DO rendered.
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COMM Il II CT A l..
r,1r1.nr cLEArlNe nou.E.


ToIAys clearing house exchange,
Announced ~ sl6i,3lS; ssmu Jay la.
year, 1902, 432. W,eEs cloarlnEs, 81 81
LOS yjy. same week last year, s7hI'
iJ2.
TopAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York. - SilvFh o. iesi,
1854.
L.udon.-silvet, 307 lbi.
ORE AND HuLLiuS.
r. II. Jones 4 %, received today
Buli1 $500; Otcs, SIS iJO; ,uitl,
$4,000.
W. p. Mccormick & Go. received go.
day: silver and Leaf .rt.. 80 I;
oysn,dp sl,4Oj, gold bus Sl,S...
Total sos
Well. Fax n CO. received tJIay.
Penn. tut n, si,lu3
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HERE'S ANOTHER.
DRESS GOODS SOC
HERE'S ANOTHER.

We have taken goods from the shelves and put
them the ut zoe, piece worth less than GOc and
hey to 81 20 per yard. One price, one.
800 Pieces Wash Fabrics assorted things, put the counter
at Zoe.
silk Embroidered HmdkercheE for Dc each
Ladies' 20c and 25c Swiss Embroidered landkcrchcfs 12lc
Ladies iOc and Doe Swiss Embroidered laudkcchies 2c
Ladies' COc and he Swiss Embroidered fandkerchiefs 38c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
OGDEN.
lni JUNCTION Granted.

The Hooper Irrigation company has
obtained restraining order from Judge
Bartch ttquitidg the Weber Canal
company 10 show cause why It should
not DO perpstually restrained from
using tho waters OF Weber river, eI.
copt such ~ 10 not required 90 MI the
ditch OF tue Hooper Irrigation com.
pAny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

J. IL. Hsrrls respectfully announce
TO the Republicans OF the Third iuII.
Cial district 8f the State OF Utah tha.
he will be u candidate for the ofilce o.
District Judge, subject to the nOmina.
ton by the Republican Judicial con.
ventiUn vi said District.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
Registration Tea Party.

Tho womau's Republican club Of
The Fourth precinct will Give q rrgls.
thtIon Tea party at tho Burlington
school house, between Second aud
Third on II street, Thursday, Aug. 27,
AZ 3 pm
All are cordially invited.
MRS ANNA ADAMS,
President.
Lille PHELPS,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
Second Quorum.

The regular meeting OF the Second
quorum Of Seventies will DO held on
Monday evening nert, At 7:3O O'CLOCK,
at the Fifteenth ward meeting house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
FaItb-Promotl7S Series.

ny First Mission, narrative OF psrsona
en-rousn o, missionary ui.on uo Sandwich
Islands ~ ugurgc y. Cannon, 1sc.
a string OF peaTI-, containing a uuu,ber a
taisro.uug sketches and anecdotes VI sais-
s1HAFy me-, vge. -
LoaVc- Prom uy Journal, ~ President
Wuflrd woodruff. DESCRIPTION Of HI. vouder.
wi missionary experience, and many interest
tny incidents OF hsuio, 4se
fragments OF Experience, collection q
.4sseAos from H. oIpyTienos o. Elders Nc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
Poll Tax Collections.

The street department, reports that
s2s7 have been collected In labor aud
cash In poll taxes during the past
week.
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music.

r1ao Improvements A--ociatios su-a
Boob, oHutAius collection ~ 5fl,inal
al sl'etiel -ius- ami yum. .ot n nude ~
rIois'-1f b. nsrsisI. seventy sighi pAsss =
fh0iss mlais, postpaid tpc.
n. = y. UaIoo Eiusic uook, postpaid, 80
Primary Tuas Isses. n.s silAoa po...ss,
60
sNs Psainody, raPsr aio-. tiJNo, cioA, u. %,
dAf I@1u.sI. ala Pr-t.ss n sA -
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NEw Nuuk. aug. 20 H IyHUfav decrease
f.iuI,III. loans. increase, gl..H. |".. HltU|U
Increase, silH.lU, legal tent ~. 1ugfyaH q.
G,lii,5lU, deposits, doUfeu.o. fs.. ,'r.U.
lauun. increase. 81 .. lbr u.H.a TOW IU.s
i5,3iG.Ci3 10 excess Of rrH4lHuUUtH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

A chicken pot-ple made with Dr.
Price's Baking Powder IL an inspira'
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

sou,h Omaha, N,I, AHF. 20.
special Dilrafss Co Gfsta.
Cattle receptacle; narE.ta
NauNy huUyus, lLtIut .H.
western IVVNrH, fIt|rNI ...
Cove, % .UdfAHH.
Feeders, 81 iUIN 0O.
sheep receipts, 1879. MarEol sioA.Y
CFtUTnf, - IlrNhuV.
Lamuat is.guuftsi3.
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Rss-lAsas Hssss q kfmban's JsasuzA,
narrative OF ne pStnsipai inoidents IA u.s
career Of very remarkable man, 80
uAEly scenes In Church History, 4. eo.-
ioosiou Of ineiisns irsn tas 1.-Two. OF ns.,.
Of he Church In eafy days, 2se
xhe Life Of Nephi, the ,Ou ct Lahi, ut,s
emsratod from Jerlalofa, IN judca, !, ue
land nov tnu~n ~ south Amsdea 80 osa.
taris- bstnrs mo counting " he ssytu. n.
book ooutAln' s,us very Imp ta0I iI-Ins COZ.
coming N. HJ.E VI Muunuu. ~ ursfes q.
oAnnp1, o.
SeT~T- Of HioArnphy, containing IA sch q
~ Eds's l4fy 90. lsGu u XlYsnsnoA 80
Ns~s' Anlshys JouIrh, .5r.
Ths uyth OF tn. uauuscrIp. Poasa.
or tL' Auaardius' Of ne spandlas suary, h
ucafar Reynolds, -
Laboru In ,he Vineyard, olnta,us sou.s a,
Ne most pHicrr-tA- sIPsH@fNss ,,sr -Itt,.A
80
gNsntfni Narratives, contains slHs iatasssA
ing sk1ishns and sluAbls lessons. 1se.
Helpful Visions, Instructive nARis.lauoa. d
uaa Lord - uls eAliroa. gss
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IL n leaspoonful OF Pieces Baking
t,l,, 'l,, VIII 10 farther than two q
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A positive guarantee tgslnft failure
In cooking, Df. PHcs's baklug Pow
def.
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ONCE MORE
ladies CHpES
For carly fall wear, New Goods, marked down thus:

u Heavy Cloth Goats for winter wear, $500 for 1913
Little Girls Coats at the same ratio reductions.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04
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