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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-06
"CAD" AND "SNOB."
Meaning of the Two Words Made

Meaning of the Two Words Made
Plain.
A society writer In the 4 tlanta Journal has
undertaken to make plain to popular conf
prehensiOn The difference between "cad"
and II "snOb" with this result:
Webster says a cad is ~ low bred, pre-.
sumptuous person..
lie says. on the other hand, snOb Is "a
vulgar person who affects TO be better, richer
or more fashionable than he really is."
a cad is Vulgar on all occasions and every
where, being marked by great cheek and a
general Indifference To the fitness Ui things.
a cad IL unable tn conceal his great delight
in bring present. at q gathering OF refinement
in such presence. would seein FAR more accus-
meeting any body there; snob Is surprised
to see "cerLaIn persons there.
When your social leader speaks to cad
about veal her. cad's veins swell on forehead.
he bursts into nIerriment when social leader
saIiIes and dances with joy when social leader
laughs. Suob has heard and seen ev' ryIhins
before is "A weary OF the World aud cannOL.
positively cannot, even afford to be bored,
you know, 10y any one. Cad Is delighted To
he within haiIing distance OF Snob, but snob
does not care for cad. Cad is a daZzled fool
snob a gilded hypocrite. Cad Is an irreSiSti-
bic idiot; snob II Sef-pOised peacock. Cad Is
generally good natured snob generally grand,
gloomy and peculiar.
These two words are frequently used synon-
ymouSly. bui they have widely differing sig
nittcatiOns.
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We ask attention 10 the card of Or. H. j.
White, who has opened dental Office III
Whites Block. He comes highly recommend
cd by DIR. J. S. Thompson, OF Atlanta. tor
merly of Abbeville. He has been In the prac-
ped for the practice of his profession.
RELIGIOUS services will be conducted at
WarrenUDn church next sunday afternoon at
three O'Clock by Rev. Luther Link. Sunday
school at halfpast two O'Clock.
MRS r. N. HADDoN is In New York select
ing her spriug stock.
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Speak Nae Ill.

Other people have their faults,
And so have ye as we'll,
But all ye chance to see or hear.
Ge have no right TO tell.
If ye cannot speak O good,
Take care and see, and teel,
Earth has all too much % woe.
And not enough o veal.
Be careful that ye make nae strife
WI meddling tongue and brain,
For We will find enough 20 do
If ye but look at hame.
II We Gamma speak O. good,
Oh dinna speak at all,
For there Is grief and woe enough
On this terrestrial ball.
If We should feel like picking flaws
Ye better go. l ween,
And read the book that tells ye all
About the mote and beam.
Dinna lend n ready ear
To gossip or 10 strife,
Or perhaps twill make for ye
Nae funny thing OF life.
Oh dinna add TO others woe,
Nor mock IL with your ninth.
But give ye kindly sympathy
To suffering ones OF earth.
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Remember that religion in business
is Just as important as religion in the
church.
Some one wittily says that q large
number OF people do their charity
work by advising others to give.
Mr.. Spurgeon used to say that he
never had to exclude from his church
a person converted in childnood.
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The next time you are in town call at Ry-
kard's and get fine par OF spectaces cheap.
Flour! flour! flour! Aug. w. Smith has
bargain 10 offer you In flour Get the prices
and you are sure to buy.
Aug. w. smith offers big reductions in all
winter goods. A bargain in shoes for the next
80 days.
A car Of tiue white corn just In al Smith &
Sons.
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GREENWOOD'S BUDGET.
Many Personal Paragraphs Of Gen
prRl Interest.

| crnl Interest.
Greenwood, $. C., March !. ls9i.
'l,ah for Branch.
| Mrs. w. j. Mc(iee and Master SproleS, o
| RieyS. were with us last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. White. of Edgefled, visited
their daughter. Mrs. Arthur Sheppard, las
| week.
pUCKErr On H;S FEEL AGAIN.
C.. r. Rouse, OF New York, bought The as
signed stock OF j. W. Duckett for 632.i pei
cent. aud turned il over 10 Mr.. Dnrkett
Hcnceturth IL will be the New York Cash
Company" W. Ducleit. Manager.
We are glad 10 see our friend and neigho oor.
Mr.. Thos. Jones, ST., ont again alter protract
ed illness.
Editor Carpenter. OF Mccormick, was in
town Saturday.
Master Philip, little brother of Hugh viii.
son Crnmer, OF SmitIlvllIe, came to town
alone Thursday, transacted the business for
which he was SenL ard returned 10 his home
safely. a manly little boy is Philip.
The Misses kinard and Mrs. Geo. l.. Martin,
Of Ninety.SiX, were shopping In town last
Mr.. J. W. Duckett has moved his stock OF
goods INTO one Of J. +. Simmons stores on
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Chles, of Bradley.
visited their daughter, Mrs. w. q. Calhoun,
saturday.
Capt. John Cothran and his bride were with
his sister, Mrs. Dr. Hood. last week.
to learn of their sore alllction in their Florida
home
HAVE YoU Any PROOF or THIS ASSERTION :"
Our AbbcviI,e, friends, are boosting OF the
amount of cash sent from here to the diSpen-
Sary. OF course we obey the law. As IT, now
stands, IL is right Tor every man in the county
TO buy his WliSkey IN Aouerillr, aud we hope
Those in Green wood, who must have IL, Will
continue To gei IT. there. We could just easily
have mad Il diSpenSary. hut Il majority of our
citizens said no. Motives, moral and not Pc
We beSeecn you, dear friends, not to worry
over the little spat between our senators. II
may be all in the play. Al any rate keep
your faces u the front and register
BIG JUICE AND BAD LUCK.
route TO NineLy-Si by express. II was from
Pendleton, consigned to "Tom Chuck" and
contained about l gallon corn whiskey and
the following note:
PendIeton, March 3, 1S95.
my dear frean: 81 had bad louk, il got
wasted; dun the best ! Good, wish Good
see you drink il rit sune.'
Mr.. J. H. NJ. Kinard, of the Observer, and
Miss Ethel. spent Sunday with his daughter
Mrs. f. =. McNeill.
MISS Ola Moore, Of Anderson, is visiting Miss
Matilda Greene.
Col. j. W. Mccullough spent Sunday in the
city.
Mrs. Anna Oldham came from Alabama
Saturday ON u visit 10 her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Hill.
QUESTION FOR THE SUPERVISOR.
To Supervisor Carwille: Is a registration
certificate, valid heretofore, good In the elec.
ton for delegates to the convention. or Is a
new and special one required? Please an
swer. -.
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"AIarums mt Our Chambers -

Something new In alarm clocks can be seen
at r. G.. Bernau's, the jeweier. Ihey are beau'
ties nd do not cost any more then any other
tirst-cIaSs clock ANY one needing such a
clock, or a pretty little clock should conIe To
sre hem. ALSO Il new Ia, OF parlor cloclIs in
colored enamel. These clocks can not be got
len ont of order when shaking or settling
aside when duSting. The pendulum arrange
ment Is a right new one, and these CLOCKS VIII
certainly b. appreciated. as 1t does not re-
auire a ieweler 10 set them up as the old style
frauch clock,
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WEDDING GIFT.
House to Mr. Julius NJ.
yfsanska on hif Marriage.

Mr. Julius NJ. Visanska is to be married
this week. His father will 20 down. Before
going he had recorded In the Ger ks office
deed to his homestead on Magazine Street.
which he gives 10 his son as wedding pres
ent. This is d handsome present to u worthy
young man.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-06

Trains Nos. 402 and 409 ore solid vestibue trains
with Pullman Buffet sleeping cars between Atlanta
end Washington, through sleepers between Monroe
ard Portsmouth. Va; Pullman Buffet parlor cars
between Charlotte and Wilmington. Trains Nos. IS
and IL, solid between Atlanta and Norfold, carrying
Pullman sleeping attac ed. making direct connection
at Weldon with Atlantic Coast Line for Washington
md New York. and all points north and eust at Nor
folk with steamers for Washington, Bay Line Of Bal.
tiuore Old Dominion for New York, Trains 81 and
As, solid trains between Atlanta and Columbia, with
union depot at the companya ticket office, ut No,
Kimbal House.
JOHN u. wINDER, Gen. Mangr.
T. ]. ANDERSON, Gen. Pass. Agt.
f. J. WALKED, City Pass. and Ticket ass
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$50 q. IN. train connects at Greenwood for Walhala
and all points on Seaboard Air Line and Columbia
and Greenville Railways.
For any information relative to tickets rates. sched'
ules ETC., address
WI. CRAIG, Gen. Piss. Agent,
r. L. TODD, Travelling Passenger Agent
Augusta, Ca
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THE undersigned was appointed by the X.
OF 2. TO solicit subscriptions from the citlZeus
Tor The purpose OF erecting opera house.
shares to be So each, to be paid in monthly
installments. one dollar per mon TN per share.
Enough shares have been subscribed 10 en-
sure success. All citizens who have the Inter
e>t OF The town at heart are requested 10 re-
port Al ouce 10 any OF the undersign.
G. A. Nueifer, Ch'rm'n.
G.. u. Brow,
/ A Hill.
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A Rare Entertainment.

THE ladies' OF the Episcopal church will
give an entertainment soon after Easter. The
Entertainment will he something entirely
new for Abbeville. being THE Business Men 5
Jubilee or Carnival This entertainment
has been most successfully presented at var.
luus large towns and cities. The ladies ar,
most fortunate Ia having promised 10 them
the presence and assistance OF Miss Hall, who
has just conducted d "Juuiiee' most success
iuIly In Charlotte, :. =.
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(C'()mllp.

Liver Panacea that does not
nauseate, at Harrison & Game
Drug Store.
Buy your soap at Racket Store. You VIII
find the quality at the top and the price at
the bottom.
BARGAINS in nannels and all wool goods ut
Aug. w. Smith.
Abbeville Supply Co. sells roasted coffee at
25c per pound. See our grades OF Peaberry,
rio, eto. Both cheap and good.
Paints, oil, window glass, etc., ut Speeds
Drug Store.
We are selling a splendid tobacco, five plugs
Supply Co.
Red Lyon will cure catarrh of the head. and
all cOets is dollar bottle. No cure money
refunded. For sale only at Speeds Drug
Store.
price of their jeans and other pants goods
one-fourth. A splendid goods for 2oc, Ken
lucky jeans, doe skins, etc.
Our line of notions will begin to arrive this
week and we ask our friends TO come In and
give US the pleasure or showing our stock.
Abbeville Supply Co.
Fire proof oil guaranteed to be the best. G..
w. LomaX.
A few winter dress goods, selling at less
than COST to make room for spring stock, at
Haddons.
Bruce has fine custom trade In shoes and
harness. Try him.
| Have you seen Beruau's new line OF sterling
silver He has pieces that are not very often
| brought here, such AZ cream pitchers, sugar
bowls, bonbon trays, large soup bowls and
other handsome pieces In sterling. Call on
him; he will be glad to show them to you.
The next time you are In town call at KY
kard's and get fine pair of spectacles cheap
WANrEp-School and county claims. TAX
en- at lowest discount. School claims pre-
| ferred. q. w. lIomax.
Bruce's harness is all hand made. Try
them.
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City Of Abbeville.
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEhILLE CoUTY.

ABBEAILLE coUTY.
Ex Parte ]. w. DUCKETT, Petitioner.-Petl.
ton for Homestea
NOTICE Is hereby given TO all persons con.
Germ d, that J. w. Duckett has applied TO me
to have the Homestead exemption allowed
by law set off TO him in real estate and per-
sonal property.
Dated March G, 1895, and published once a
week for four weeks in the Abbeyille Press
and Banner. J. G. kLuGH,
March G, 1895. Master.
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Port Royal and Western Carolina R. B
Augusta and AsheviIle Short Line.

J. B. CLEVELAND, Receiver.
QUICKEST route to Athens Raleigh, Norfolk
W Richmond. Va, and Eastern Cities Schedule
In effect July LIST, 1894. Eastern time.
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Keep pure heart and clean hands
Nothing will give one better standing
with men, or greater favor with
God,
Did you ever feel the Joy Of winning
a soul tor Christ? | tel! you there IS
no Joy out of heaven which eXcells it
the grasp Of the hand of one who says
BY your means l was turned from
darkness
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-06
QUESTION FOR THE SUPERVISOR.

To Supervisor Carwile: Is a registration
certificate, valid heretofore, good In the elec.
ton for delegates to the convention, or is a
new and special one required? Please an.
swer. -.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-06
."' PODO.PHYLIN

Ia a substitute foT Calomel-is
q Liver Panacea that does not
nauseate, at Harrison e. Game
Drup Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16

pointed Theodore Roosevelt, Frederick
d. Grant and Andrew y. Parker to be
police commissioners vice Messis.
Martin, Murray and Kerwin. The
board al once organized ana made Mr..
Roosevelt president and Commissioners
Andrews treasurer.
4 fire at Jersey City, \. j.. destroyed
the imperial yarnsh factory, Emil
schleshers decoration factory and 81
mon Bros SILK cord factory, together
with Nix small dwellings. The loss Is
$4,000, partly covered by Insurance.
Seventeen families We're rendered
homeless.
Moses Yeaton. OF West Brooklyn,
will have to answer charge OF send
ing a libellous letter to Miss Fryatt,
the alleged offence being that he wrote
on an envelope that she was IA bache-
or maid" and that he as a married
man could not receive note from her.
From brooding over the thought that
he was unworthy Of the love borne him
by his promised bride, George +. War
son. OF san Francisco, came to the de-
termination to end the possibility Of a
union between himself and his sweet
heart. He made good This determine
ton by shooting himself through the
head
James l.. Lewis Of the Lynn shoe
firm Of y. II. Corcoran 4 CO., which
recently failed, was found dead in
room at the Cosmopolitan hotel New
York, where lie was a guest. He had
committed suicide by seyerng the ar
teries OF the left wrist. The man was
about 30 years old. Financial troubles
had probably unsettled his mind.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16

of white batiste Is inserted. The reyers
are ornamented with fancy buttons.
Buttons are sufficient trimming for the
handsomest gown IL they are only
handsome buttons.
Bridal hosiery is especially fine. One
beautiful silk design has applique EN-.
broldery in white mousseline de sole,
with little paillettes and pearls form
ing checks across the front.
The favorite colorings Of the last
London drawing room were light blue,
light yellow and a rich red peach, but
many black gowns are diversified by
Innings or trimming Of the most .re-
sonant poppy color or grass green.
White satin trimmed with lace and fur
was much worn with velvet trains
velvet and brocldes, which appeared
to be very old fashioned, were the two
favorite styles FOR trains.
1t Is advisable that one should have
one petticoat to be used exclusively
for walking, and this may be faced for
some distance from the bottom with
waterproof cloth. There will then be
almost perfect protection for the feet
and ankles in wet weather. 1t Is the
swlshing Of damp clothing about the
feet that constitutes most Of the dis
comfort of a rainy day expedition, and
the waterproof lining does away with
this.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16
MELRoYs WHEREABOUTS.
Ills Experience With the AotchkiSs
Mountain Gun.

The Ninth cavalry was the first
regiment to use the Hotchkiss noun
tain gum" said Capt. Day, and re
way that gun was hauled about IN
our troops WAS caution. Lieut.
Humphrey commanded the gun outnt
in our troops, and he could hit an
ordinary target with il as far as
it could be seen.
He was very profane man, and
whenever any Of the boys got weary
on IL march they would say: Let's 20
back ana hear Humphrey swear In
marching over mountains ii is very
often necessary To climb down in
clines which are almost sheer drop,
and at such places the soldier will
sit down between the forelegs of his
horse and they slide down together
The gun outfit, always being in
the rear, would generally find such
places worn about as smooth as glass
when they came up, and Humphrey )
profanity then was something terrible.
! remember one very amusing incident
connected with an affair of that sort.
The incline was almost sheer pre-
cipicc, leading SO feet below in the
canon. When Humphrey came up
of course, all the dirt was worn off,
leaving only the slippery side of the
rock.
He sat down and swore long and
loudly, but finally got up and ordered
the outfit over. The sergeant, a color
Cd man named McElroy, was about %
let the gun and the two mules 20
over by themselves, when Humphrey
yelled; Hold on there, blank, bltlE,
etc. go over with 'em and report.
$50 over they all went. and after
hearing a big splash in the canon be
low, followed BY silence, Humphrey
called out;
McElroy, are you killed.
"a big spluttering was heard below.
and pretty soon MeElroy's voice came
up No, sab; lse not killed
Where's the mule|
"'IIe's kickin on ton q dc heap,
sab.
Gwen, where's the wheel mules"
He's under the off mule, sah'
Ills the gun all rightY
Yes, sab; dat's under the wheel
mule sah,'
We'll. where in are YOU
Use under the gun, sab Wash
ingtou Times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16
FOREIGN


ODonovan Rosa was lircd bodily
out Of the British house of commons.
Nicaragua raised the British indenl-
nifty by popular donations.
There were runs Of short duration
ON al the banks in St Johns, y +.
Field Marshal ten Won Pape, for
merlg military governor Of Berlin,
died
German students are protesting ener-
getically against the antirevolutionary
bill
Algiers reports that Sir Frederick
leighton, president Of the Royal
academy Is rapidly recovering,
John Laurence roole, the English
actor, u suffering from paralysis and
will permanently retire from the stage.
The second-rcading stage of the anti
socialist b.ll was begun IN the reich
stag in Berlin.
Cardinal IIohenlohe was rebukea by
the pope for proposing toast 70 Pre-
lnier Crispi
Emperor Francis Joseph has refused
% accept the resignation OF Count
lialnoky, premier of AustrlaHungary.
j. :. Balfour, the ahsconding liberal
tor building society wrecker. arrived
IN London, and was arraigned in court.
The release Of Oscar Wilde on bail
was ordered nv Justice Pollock In Lon
don
The pope is disconnected with the
position assumed by Mgr. Agllardi in
regard TO the civil marriage bill in
Austria
Havana reports that Captain General
Campos has not reached n settlement
wi'h the rebels aud will not do -.
He viii depend on the force OF arms to
nut down the rebellion and restore
peace In cuba.
4 conlIagra ton in Alsokubn, the
capital of Arva, Hungary dcStroyep
church. municipal buildings and much
other property Wind carried flames 70
the ncighboring village Of Fagyfalu.
completely destroying II.
Colonel j. \. Cackerill says that ia
pan will agree to give up Port Arthur
aud portion Of The Liao-Tong penin-
sula. in consideration e an extra VAR
indemnity of Saoooouoo from China.
TIE Chinese ana japanese cnvoys ~
sounded at Che Foo ana exchanged
rafiliratIons of the peace treaty.
twenty foreign warshipS are also
there
Much qualification Is felt in 81.
Petersburg ~ lapan's compliance with
thp protest addressed u her hy Rus
sl. France ANA Germany Russia Is
deeply grateful 10 France FOR the OPP
perfume aid given her, and that the
relations of the Two countries are
likely to become closer than before in
consequence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16
Spring Makes Me Tired

To many people Spring and its duties
mean an aching head. tired limbs, and
throbbing nerves. Just as the milder
weather comes, the strength begins to
wane and that tired feeling" is the
complaint Of all.
The reason for this condition is found
in the deficient quality Of the blood
During the winter, owing to various
causes, the blood becomes loaded with
impurities and loses its richness and
vitality. Consequently, as soon as the
oracing effect u cold air is lost, there
i lauguor and laeh If energy. The
cure viii ~ found III purifying and en-.
riciing The blood
Hoods sarsaparila is the greatest
and best spring medicine because it is
The greatest and hest bload purifier II
cgercones that tired feeling because it
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16

makes pure, rich blood. 1t gives strength
to nerves and muscles because Il en-
dows the blood with new powers Of
nourishment, L creates an appetite.
tones and strengthens the stomach an'
digestive organs, and thus builds W. tlle
whole system and prepares It e mess
the change To- warmer weather.
Hoods >arsaparilIa is Il medicine apea
which you may depend 1t is the anF
true blood purifier prominently heiele
the public eye to-day Il has 9 rteals
of cures unequaled IN the his'af5
medicine, |, is tile medicine II w..
Sc many people write. Hoods -lrsi3.a
rilla does all thai il is claimed 20
You can take Hoods SarsaPafi'la y s
the confident expectation that 4 y
give YOU pure blood and reLe W.
health. lake il now.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16
HOW TO WALK.
The Proper Length Of Step Twice
the Length of the Foot,

4 pel~rte teacher who u peculiar ia
knowing something Of Delsarte's sys-
tenn az expression, says that women
can improve their walk without 4
teacher though they can't learn about
walklugfro m print.
The proper length Of the step is twice
the length If one foot, and Ii il meas
urcd from the hollow ~ one foot *
the hollow Ill the other. NOW, take
Il piece or tape and sew on 1t bits Of
flannel N intervals twice the length Of
one of your feet, stretch 1t across fhe
longest room you have At your g $
posal ana ven are ready for practice.
Maybe You don't know that each
fuut should cross tile same line with
each successive step Il should that
Is very important 50 now YOU must
walk your tape and SCI one foot and
,hen the other right over those bits Of
aaunel, letting the flannel come Just
under the iusfcp 10 this AMI turn
YOUR toes ant Nry well and swing
,ou leg from the thigh ana san afe
far om tha road to beautiful Wstlk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16
GENTLE HEAT IN COOKING.


II III said that the secret of the SUI
perior delicacy Of flavor III the French
cooking lies IN the gentle heat ap-
piled. With gentle heat and tight
covers il is possible to have just the
amount OF juice desired in vegetables.
\ glance will decide This, or perhaps
the ear, II the hand AT the same time
rests on the cover. Many kinds OF
meat may lie cooked in this way TO the
best advantages A rump steak, three
or four inches thick, kept closely coy
cred aud cooked in its own juices
alone viii be far more tender than
when put into the oven; and this with
ont baSting and without fat. the latter
having been trimmed on closely
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16

Bacon-That man Black, who plays
heavy villain In the new drama. must
have a wonderful constitution.
Egbert-Why?
Bacon--He smokes an entire box 9
cigarettes III the first act and doesn't
cease until the last act. Ioukefs
statesman.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-16

Prominently in the Public Eye To-day