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HENDERSON, n. c.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1896.

and it is believed there that the big
Southwestern system will secure a ma
Jorlty Of the stock in the road which is
no" such bone of contention.
Certainly such an acquisition bv the
l.. x n. would be Of great advantage
both to IT and also to this port.
1t is the general opinion that the
Southern Railway, being already q
mere addition f parallel trackage to it
would not especially benefit Norfolk.
But should the Louisville and Nashville
with Its vast territory, lying for the
most part outside the bounds tapped
by the Southern, transfer its tremen-
dous export trade to Norfolk, it would
mean not only the increasing of the
volume oftraffic here, but the inaugu-
ration of deep-water terminal faciltie
at this port, with the consequent ad-
vantage accruing through the employ
ment Of many laborcrs, etc.
Mr.. Hoffman says that in the event
of the acquisition of the line by the
Southcrn's representatives, one of the
Bay Line Steamers would be discon-
tlnued. He thinks the York River
line would he the one withdrawn.
Mr.. E. I. Lamb, general agent of
the Southern Railway at this port, in
conversation with Virginan repre-
sentative yesterday, stalled that the sup
position on the part OF Mr.. Hoffman
IS decidedly incorrect. The South
ems steamer line, he asserted would
remain undisturbed in any event.
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THE SPELLING GLASS;
(E. 2. Dyer in Good Housekeeping. }

Stand up, We spoilers now and spell,
Since spelling matches are the rage
Spell phenakistoscope and knell,
D!phtheria, syZygy and guage
Or take some simple word, as chilly
Or Willie Or the garden lily.
To spell such words as syllogism
And lachrVmOSc and synchrOnism
AND pentateuch and saccnarine,
Apocrypha and calendine,
LactiferOuS and cecity,
Jejme and homeopathy,
Paralysis and chlurOfOrm,
RhInoceros and pachyderm,
MetempSycho5is, gherl1ins. basque,
1t is certainly no easy task.
Kaleidoscope and Tennessee,
kamclatka and diSpenSary
Would make some spoilers cOllicky.
Dipthong and erysipelas
And etiquette and SaSSafraS,
Infallible and ptylism,
Allopathy and rheumatism
And cataclysm and beleaguer,
Twelfth, eighteenth, rendezvous, il
trigucr
And hosts of other words are found
On English and on classic ground.
Thu, Bering strait and MichaelmaS,
ThermOpyl2, cOrdilleraS,
Suite, jalap, hemorrhage and Havana,
Ciuquefoil and ippecacuanha
And Rappahannnck, Shenandoah
And Scuylkili and a thousand more
Are words some tirst-rate spoilers miss
In dictionary lands like this
Nor need one think himself a ScrOyle
II some of these his efforts foil,
Nor deem himself undone forever
TO miss the name of e.thcr river
The Dneiper, Seine or Guadalquiyer.
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g { Pittsburgh Dispa Soh.)


Lord Bacon-Tny creatures, .
Lord, have been my books. but 'fny
holy Scripture much more have
sought Thee in the courts, fields and
gardens; bu. | found Thee, Oh God,
in Thy sanctuary-Thy temple.
Robert rns--Don't let that awk >
ward squad fire over my grave.
Louis XIV, | thought that dying
had been more difficult.
Lord Tcnderden, Gentlemen of
the jury, you will now consider yonr
verdict.
Charles H.. Don't let poor Nellie
slarve. Had but served my God
with half the zeal | served my King
He would not have given me over in
my grey hairs.
William Pitt, the Younger, My
country, oh, how | love my country.
Addison TO Warwick, | have sent
for you to show you how Christian
can die.
Nine. Roland, Oh, liberty, how
many crimes are committed in thy
name.
Sir Walter Scott, LoCkhart. may
have but moment to speak with you.
Be good man. Be virtuous. Be
religious. Nothing else will give you
any comfort when you come to face
death as | am now.
Edward VI, Lord take my spirit.
The Earl Of Derby, Let the earth
be filed with His glory.
Phillip Sidney, | would not change
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The last expressions t bat come from
the lips Of dying persons are often
times very remarkable, but. 10 no IN.
stance is this SO marked as in the case
OF more prominent personages. These
star actors upon Iite's realistic stage
have often lived lives far from good or
vlrtuOus, bu. in The last few moments
preceding death the visions Of their
Grimes and wrong doinLs seem II lly
away and from their half closed lips
issue expressions that are beautiful and
sublime. This is not only true Of the
wicked persons recorded in history.
but also Of men whose deeds have been
glorious and with good. Ia a single
sentence many OF them have expressed
lile's history and revealed the secret
workings Of their innermost thoughts,
while others have faced death with
terror.
One of the most peaceful deaths Of
which history has any record was that
Of George Washington, aid his dying
words were simply, at IS we'll. "
Christopher Columbus said, 'Into Thy
hands, On Lord, l command my
spirit,' while Nero ironically mur-
INJURED, els this your tidelitj?'
Following are the most famous
dying words Of noted men of times,
emitting the scenes around their death
beds liable to call for such expressions,
and the conditions under which they
died:
Cromwell Then | am safe.
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GOethe-Let the light enter.
George lN-And this Is death?
Rrrnn nNnst Slsnn nnW

Goethe-Let the light enter.
George IN-And this Is death?
Byron-I must sleep now.
Thomas Jefers resign my soul
to God. my daughter to lay country.
Augustus Ce5ar-FareweIl, Livia,
and remember our long union.
Mozart-Let noe hear those notes
SO long my soIace and delight.
Marie An,oinel!e-Lort, enlighten
and soften the hearts Of my execution
ers. Adieu forever, my dear children,
| 20 20 join your father. : r
Andrew 1ackson-What IS the Mat
ter with NY dear children? - my
looks alarm? Oh, do not cry. Be
good children, and we viii meet II,
Heaven.
Benjamin Ffanklin-A dying man
can do nothing easy.
Sir Humphrey Gilhert-We are
near Heaven by sea as by land.
John Quincy Adanis-lndependcncc
forever.
ooCrates-Cr!;o, We owe cock 20
Escalapius; pay it soon, | pray YOU,
and neglect il not.
Richard III.-Not one foot will |
fee so long as breath abides within
my breast, for He who shaped both
the sea and land this day shall END
my battles all my life. l will die King
of England.
Stonewall Jackson-Let US Cross
over the river and rest under the shade
Of the trees.
Bishop kerr-God's will be done
Lord Ches;erheld-Give Dayrolles
chair.
John Randolph-Remorse. Re
morse! Write il! Write il. Larger.
| Larger.
! Winfield Sco,t-James, take good
care of the horses.
Thos. Hobbes-I am taking a fear
| full leap il the dark.
Isabella OF Aragon-Do not weeI
for me, nor waste your time IN fruit;
| less prayers tor the salvation Of m,
soul.
Frederick V.-rhere Is not droI
OF blood on my hands.
Mirabeau-Let me die 10 he sOunC
OF delicious music.
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Contagious Yawning.
Bangor News !

Two young men boarded al Old
town trolley car this week to settle
very peculiar wager, the one having
bet the other 4 S.. silver certificate
that he could make six people out of
ten yawn anywhere without saying a
word \ well-illed car was selected
for the test. The young man who had
proposed the wager had not taken his
seat many minutes when be opened his
mouth and gave prodigious yawn.
He speedily followed it by another,
and awaited results. Almost every
body in the car after that seemed to
be in hurry 10 follow the lead. Out
of the nineteen people in the car there
were fourteen who were seized by the
at1lction.
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Be regular and pGnctual in all things"
was one of :he old maNims, taught long
ago. The last is not forgotten, but the
first is scarce remembered, so irregular is
the life of most people nowadays. The
only CORE ctor of this evil is Simmons
Liver Regulator. which keeps the liver
active and prevents the ills of Irregular
living; Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Constipa-
ton, etc. 1t also cures the troubles.
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Little Things.

Little deeds Of kindness,
Little words of love,
Make our earth an Eden,
Like the heaven above
Pierce's little "Pellets,"
Easy things take,
Ward off bilious fevers,
And the ague shake.
Pierce'S Pleasant Pellets are a sover-
eign cure for constipation, billiousness,
and ali malarial troubles. Smallest cheap
est, easiest to take.
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THINACURA
FOR THIN PEOPLE.
A r-a Nn,, 'Tt,:nZ
Are You Thin?

Flesh made with ThinacUra Tables .. i
Soientlhc process. They cfcate perfect a--
simiiation of every form Of food. >ccrn'i. .
the valuable parts and diSCardiH@ ihr
worthless. They make thin lace, plump
and round out the figure. They aIc thr
STA E.DATsD Isf.HI iEIsN
f.. leannesS, containing no arsenic. and
absolutely harmless.
Price, prepaid. 81 per box. q ter ~-.
Pamphlet, "lIOW To GET FAT, tr,,.
THE THINACURACo., oi9 Broadway. ~.
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T.r Da-i, Wire Cuts, Scratches,
...a1d Collar Calls, Cracked Heel
,rti sores. Cuts, Boi1s, Bruises.
-.i I'll kinds of inflammation on
- .-uat. Cures Itch and Mango.
.--, cr- : Gas7 ill 1;vcs z'2!ics s-!eg tse oil
-.
...~ s-..I S,r~cciGeatsly keeping it in your
.r'i-- EiiU. uGgisis seniton guarantee.
.. =. Fay. Price = cts. and $G.oo. 1t your
.ays ..o- keep il send us 3 cts. in pos
-.-s a.a ". vii. send it TO You by mail,
Cari5. Tenn. Jan. Goth, 1905.
--r. .--9 rr-l Portcr'a Altiseptie Hea!inS OF
r.- -tllG- Sc-ltrhesa nd Barb w iIt Cuts
.... -4.as.ar.i.r ami heartily recommend It to
-.-,l -tyckCfsE- ,r-,.
{. 3. IRVINE. Livery an Feed Stable.
EEEY Bu2NEOs
.-.-r7u - am pleased to srttk word for Porter
f.- Healing on Ny baby wa7 burned q few mon ~
fer irving I'll other remedies IappIcu your OIL
-.-- application gave lcti-t, and in few day the
veil I ais, used thu oil OF soc! and ind tlltt
. .-; remedy for This pUrpysc that have ever USED.
Yours. {. L. LEWIS.
.lr.-. Tenn. January =. 1891
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LAST WORDS OF LIFE.
DYING EXPERIENCES OF NOTED MEN AND WOMEN OF ALI
AGES AND COUNTRIES.

Many Phrases BeautyWord
Thought WkedRemorse
Peace and Triumph History
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must have new wrap this season,
did you say? Well, Watkins is place
To buy it.
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VITANTED-SEEE FAITHFUL J.
w men or women 10 trave! for fe>Dou-
sIble established house in North Carolina.
Salary $3.50. payable sI5 weekly att TX
penses Position permanent. keirIrHc"
Enclose .elf-addres=ed stamped envelope.
The National, Star Building, Chicago.
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Gent : furnishing goods in all styles ana
,.,.ices to suit the times az HARDEE >.
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Sold by Druggists. or sent prepaid %.
receipt Of price, &c., or for 81.
DE-. HrMpHREYs' HoMEoPATHIc IASrAL
or DIsEAsEs MAILED FEE.
Humphrey Ned. Co., Ill William ST., r.. Y.
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lHE SEABOARD AIR LINE
BELIEVED THAT THE LOUISVILLE AMI
NASHVILLE PEOPLE ARE AFTER IT.

I>uinors to the Effect that they rIay
het it and THIS Secure an Outlet At
the Port of Norfolk-The Situation
Stiii Largely ProbIematicai-The
Outcome of the Sale VIII be Watch
ed With Interest
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Z. {. DAVIS,
HENDERSON, n. c.

GHIS PAPER ma, be Tound on file at Geo
sing EUl M 10 Spruce = }, where advertising
-.-.'t i ii.;.y L. made for N NEW YORK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-30
SOUTH Is PRETTY SOLID YET
No Al ore q Crime to Toture Negroes Than
In ku-Kiux DAYS

Aiken, S. c., Oct. 29.-The trial of the
court is ended. The case went to the
jury at 10 o'clock tonight, and at 1920
they returned a verdict Of mot guilty"
and the prisoners were discharged.
On December ?, 1895, a party of six
white men, Messrs. Alderman, Kearse,
Jenney. Brant, Stanley and Hierse. took
1som kearse. his wife, Rosa Kearse. and
her mother, Hannah Walker. three ne
groes, from their home in Colleton coun-
~ at nigh. and dragged them several
miles behind buggy TO Broxton bridge,
in q lonely swamp. 1t was a bitterly
cold night. but the negroes were made to
strip and were then severely beaten
with buggy traces, for the alleged crime
Of stealing a Bible from a church.
Kearse and his mother were killed by
the fiogging and the exposure. while his
wife managed 70 drag herself home
more dead than alive. The lynchers
were trie5 in WATERFORD. the county seat
OF CoHeton county. last February, for
tee murder Of Hannah Walker, and to
the surprise Of the entire state. were
acquitted. Solicitor Bellinger had done
his best 20 secure a conviction and
rlortaliy offended the numerous and in
fuential friends OF the defendants. who
tried hard ana unsucceSsfully TO prevent
mis- reelection this summer. Solicitor
Belllnger was shrewd enough 10 try the
defendants on only one indictment a.
WATERFORD. After the miscarriage OF
justice there he secured a change of
venue 10 Aiken for the trial on the
charge OF numbering Isom Eearse, SEN
etor-eiect judge Earle presided.
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some anxiety tonight as to whether ali
the checks given at the settlement today
will be met, but nothing serious is APP
pretended Short loans were In de-
mand Today at IL per cent and a
small amount was lent by the bank.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
dull"
London, Oct. 2s,-C1osing: Consolls for
money los ~; consols for the account
los SIS; Canadian Pacific IS 1-2; Erie
1853; Erie f1rsts preferred 80 IL; Illi-
nois Central IS Ia; Mexican ordinary u;
ST. Paul common % Is; New York Cen
trail So; Pennsylvania 50 Is; Reading Ii;
Mexican Central new tours S. "a. Bar
silver % 13-16d. Money 1-2 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short and three months bills Lag
3-S pei cent
EANK OF ENGLANDS RATE.
London. Oct. 2s.-The Bank Of Eng
lands rate OF discount remains un-
changed at 4 per cent. Although the
rate was no. changed today at the meet
ing of the directors of the Bank OF Eng
land. that institution has adopted the
unusual course of charging l-2 per cent
discount. 1t Is believed that the OBJ
feet is 10 make the rate effective in the
open market.
LOANS AND EXCHANGE.
New York, Oct. 2s.-Money on call
very strong at 104100 per cent Last
loan so per cent, closed so per cent.
Prime mercantile paper nominaliy 1i-2
G10 per cent. Sterling exchange strong
with actual business in bankers bills at
s4.S41-2G4S5 for demand and $4.HG4.s2
for 60 days. Posted rates $4.S2G4S2 IL
and S4.S5 1-2. Commercial bills s4.4S0 1-2.
Bar silver 6l SIS. Silver certificates %
Q65 IL.
BANK CLEARINGS.
Philadelphia-.Clearin 1884,, 153; bal
ances $1.444,2S7.
Baltimore-Clearings $1,9S6,2o5: bal
ances s236,7s7.
ST. Louis. Mo-, Oct. 29.-Clearings S.
2so,977; balances $685., 042. Money 6dS
per cent New York exchange 81 dis
count bid: IS cents discount asked.
GOLD MOVEMENTS.
New York. Oct. 29.-The New York
National bank withdrew 100000 in gold
from the sub-treasury in exchange for
assay office checks. The treasury re-
serve Is not affected by this operation.
There has been deposited at the SUBJ
treasury $500, 900 in gold in exchange for
legal tenders.
GOLD RESERVE.
Washington, Oct. 29.-The treasury to-
day lost $50. 400 in gold coin and $26,S00
IN bars, which leaves the true amount OF
the reserve s11s.272, 315. Gold TO the
amount of 100000 wa stoday deposited
In New York in exchange for currency.
SIBERIAN GOLD PRODUCT.
st. Petersburg. Oct. "a caravan
from Tonnsk. West Siberia, has arrived
here bringing bars Of gold 200ipoods7, 200
pounds). Another caravan is expected
in January. These consignments are in
dependent from those from Irkutsk,
Eastern Siberia.
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the raw. chilly air. Afthourh restie.
and moving it's tiny head from side "a
side. she watchfully hed the Ahawi
over iis head. She walked 10 the cenf~a
OF the car. and. seeing DO vscsn4 sess
cook one Of tho straps. The men ieps
industriously reading their papsrs. says
the Chicago Chronicle.
These gentlemen can keep 2eta
seats." said young woman a. shs
arose and profer.d her sest 10 The
woman with the hzIreen The car NV
sudden lurch forward - The vvnaa
accepted the offered seat With = Thank
you" the shawl became loos~Ded. and
eludins her erasp. Tbs lktsie object
freed itseif from the folds.
The men Uttered add The polite young
woman. looking around for the cause a
the unwonted rnirth. baheid On thu
wouian's lap. no. 9 baby N she sup
posed. but q very frixky and brighs
eyed Pug deg.
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thing desirable. Sales we're on q basis OF
$.V14.0 for the poorest native beed steers
up 10 $50 for fancy cattle. with trading
largely at AO34A Stcckers and feeders
S1Q3-6S; butchers active and steady: can
ners &c lower tran last week Texans fsrn-
good demand; western rangers ssrons ,
steers and cove selling largely al G-514e-S
HOGSDemand good at yes;erday's de.
sales, SSG33o: packers, s.05qs-5: pack
ers &c lower.
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Inferior to good
$l-SG2oo; prime natives ss.Sl3S; lambs
3-75u4- 8: prime lambs A-4e14.50
ReceiptsCatt.e, 5000; hogs. =. 90: sheep
1s.0o.
Kansas City. Oct. 3-CATTLE-Re-
ee.pts. 500: shipments. $500: best grades
stronger, others steady. Texas steers. - 20
Ga.Cs; Texas cows. s. 50123: native steers.
3.0-d4-75; native COWS. N-zl2.4e: native
he;fers, s1.e5l2ia; stockers and feeders,
s2sea3,so; bulls. $.SGs.lo.
HOG@Rsceipts. 500: shipments. 30
Market opened steady. closed weak: bulk
or sales. s. 1905 %: heav.es. S. lSdS %, pack
ers. s. l5G3.5 mixed. 3.I5dS5o: lights. 500
a33;S workers. $S-2ST3 80; pigs, NUeiS- Is
sHEEP.Receipts. aos9: shipments, . 1,i@
S. 75d45: muttons. sl50a3.eo-
St Louis. Oct N-CATTLE-Receipt
2,opa. Market 10c higher than Wednesday
HOGSReoe.pts. 4,eo Market Sc lower.
Workers. S-SGa35; packers. S.la93-So;
heavy. sa.9olis.s5
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 Market firm.
NEW YORK.
New York Oct @-BEEyES-Receipt
$40. No trading. Cables quote American
steers at 10Q10i4c dressed weight: sheep al
ef19c dressed weight: refrigerator beef at
7yGsIsc- No exports.
SHEEP AND LAMBS~Rece.pts, SOS:
Marke. very quiet, closing weak Sheep.
s26Sd2.a0: lambs. s.. 0oTii 80
HOGS-Recespts. 1.ss0. Market . tribe
weak at g SoGA.1o.
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UNIVERSAL COLLECTING MANIA

Head Of ths Hssss at Last ssees.ss -
the Disease.
For heavens sake" be cried, -
istes the Chicago Times-Herald, 81
never saw anythine Ike this collecting
mania"
Its very instructive anusemen:."
"Yes. maybe, bu. not for re. There's
my daughter Agnes, she's collecting
buttons and Asks ne every day 70 &c
around 70 the headquarters TO get hei
SOME. and I must buy Of every STREET
fakir I pass OF she coesa't Ike !:
There's ny daughter Lucy. she go>i
over al Of ny letters And cuts Of The
moroerarns, destroying tAer- deaf
like her 20 doit. but can't ksoplt- Shs
says soese internal nonzease about II
beisz AL the rsSe' Then ny soz Ton
is jus: as bad. He ssko re for postage
stamps and cuts them 81 the letters BE-
fore I read them IN he morning. An1
they are always having sorethirs De~
70 collect Every member os rsy fan
ny Ia collector"
How about your xite7"
"Oh. she's worse than any 81 tSesa
SIZE says abe is collecting eoiss and
makes j. an excuse for going shxozst
ny pockets every tlzs- SIZE call. il
being . nrnL<EzrsSt- tasnk itsAozA
Be called kl-ptornauis. lust then Q
nsa With biu entered sh- o.iee-
Il am be began. - collector Sor'
-Consound yoz. tbe,. e.s,- cr.-d -
fnsurizted MAJ; Il ara collector rsy.
self I IN eyi.e 70 co..ec. zy sen.aa'
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RUSSIA CHANGES FRONT
So IT is Said, and the stl5sn is at Last In
Real Danger.

London, Oct. 30.-The Rome cores
on his return TO St. Petersburg, the ear
will propose a conference Of the powers
to discuss the Turkish problem.
a Constantinople dispatch TO the same
paper says that NaZim Pasha, minister
of police, is conspiring with Bartholom-
eos, the Armenian patriarch's locum ten
ems, and the palace gang TO provoke fresh
outbreaks as an excuse for a general mas
sacre of Armenians, whose terror is pain
full TO see.
The Morning Posts Constantinople dis
patch says that it is reported that the
police have discovered a large store of
dynamite in the Taskin quarter, includ-
ing twenty-five Kilograms and quaint
ty of other explosives and dynamite
bombs. There have been forty arrests
in connection with the discovery, includ-
ing the chief Of an important revolution
ary committee. The Daily News states
that ii hears that the gravest anxiety ex-
lists at Constantinople and that the depo-
sitism Of the sultan Is seriously discussed
The sneik-ul-Islam," says the Daily
News. remains at the Yildiz palace nom
inally as the sultan's guest, but really as
prisoner. The ambassadors have tele-
graphed for instructions in view of the
events which are regarded imminent"
A dispatch from Phillipopolis 10 the
Daily Mail says the leaders Of the young
Turkish party have rejected the sultan's
proposal to grant reforms, including a
general amnesty and the appointment OF
a responsible ministry, as the price of the
cessation Of their agitation. This dis
patch says rumors OF European confer
enca to revise the Berlin treaty has Gre
ated panic at the Yildiz Kiosk
dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from
Constantinople says: "Russias attitude
has completely changed and the concert
OF the powers is now real and effectual.
causing the sultan uneasiness"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-30
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