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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-15

tendent.
Miss Rosn Burton has opened her
school for thres months session at
Concord.
Il. III. Gillespie ia still in tho Aght
trading horses.
Charley Burton is learning to DO n
tanner under Jno. b. Barnett ut the
Unaka tannory.
VIM. Strntton is about done
throshing outs for WIN. Kelly with
his groundhog thrashor
We beg pardon of Geo. Hagor for
calling him M old Bacholor, he IL
only about rs years old.
Wheat crop is looking very bad,
we have about half a crop.
The people Of Rocky Deli will have
a Sunday School this summer.
DAT crop Nnd meadows will be
short if We don't soon have some
rain.
: Oh how funny it is for us to read
about our brother editors of Taze
well scorching each other. But our
man of Maryland can take care of
himself. a..
A. & b.
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CERES
CERES. Va.

Sharon Commencement The 8, 10;
and IL of Juno.
% persons to be- baptized in foor
Valley 4,h Sunday Of May.
Sunday School picnic at Zion
church ith Sunday in Jino.
Dr, II. V. Hess was presented the
prohibition medal by Hon. Seloy, OF
Kansas City, at Bsthnny Church the
9th, this being the 2sth contest at
This point Ready for the grand
gold medal.
LIB. Grosacloso 4iiot rabbit on.
L. creek.1 He has its fore paw:good
luck. -
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MI El-N 2 S S
Dress and bushes S

IN ai the newest Spring shapes, cloths and colcring h#t
o eNceenee OF ayorng and perfection OF e
superior e$ceencc There single and aeks ca
Always rrocRs Faricks Worstcds Cevots
Cassmeres. nvsby twled Thibets Coornes arr, MA
i". qualities are better anu prices yver. M
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Nraceriea.

But that is not all that
found at Peery & Dodd's. e.
headquarters for all kindSE
ceriesy both staple and "
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-15
The Cincinnati
WeeK1y
Commercial
Gazette
SOC A Year!

A SPECIAL OFFER. in order to get
into more homes hew Subscribers WHO
send SOC before June 80 will receive the
Weekly Commercial Gazette from date of
subscription to July /. 1887.
Published every Tuesday morning in
time to reach readers at distance of 3O0
miles on day of publication.
1t is the Oldest family newspaper il. the
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Ripans Tabules cure dizziness.
Ripans Tabules cure fiatulence.

The trial off L.. Douglas will
come UP at the June term ofs:csst
Mr.. L. b. Groseclese. OF Ceres
Bland county, was in the city Tues
day.
Miss Kate Kelly, of Cedar Bluff.
is Visiting friends md relatives in
town.
Hoyt Warren. of Graham, was in
town during the week, Visiting
home folks.
III you are in Need of BLANK war
rants, Attachments etc, call at the
NEWS Office.
The Jewel stove is Il dandy. 1t
is guaranteed TO bake 10y the Tazp
we'll Hardware Co.
The rain OF Tuesday evening
frightened up things considerable,
though doing hut little good.
Graham is having quite an inter
csting Canvass for the municipal
offices to be filed this spring.
Bring your job Work to the
NEWS office. We are prepared to
do first class work on shoIt notice.
The Misses Graham entertained
anumber of their friends ut their
home, OH Marion avenue Monday
evening,
Married on the 18th of May, 10y
Rev. w. w. Ruff, Mr.. w. X Mont
gomery and Miss Leetha Robinett.
both OF this county.
We hear quite II number of PEG
pie saying they intend to he pres.
cnt at the Confederate reunion in
Richmond next month.
Mr.. Jno. ID. Alexander returned
from tennessee on Saturday last
where he has been under treatment
Tor the past few weeks.
Gen. j. A. Walker. member of
Congress from this district, has
our thanks for remembering us
when sending out his quota of
seeds.
1t is the ut" 'aatty Of every Democrat
in the county to attend ffe--e;N;hveh'
tion OH next Tuesday at the court
house. 1t will be called to ord at
! O'clock y. m.
DIR. j. r. Gilderslceve has re
turned from the Meetihg of the Ma
tional Medical Association nt At.
lanta ind reports us having had n
delight ful time.
Mr. q. G. Hounshel, Cf Emory.
and Henry College won the Inter
Collegiate Oratorical contest at
Williamsburg. His subject was
The HcrOism of Love-"
A Fine ihilh COW anu heirer. be-
longing to Mr. Jim. ed. Peery were
killed by IL train OH the Clhrl Val.
ley Division, mile nf so below
town Monday afternoon.
A country merchant was heard
to remark the other day after pric
ing tinware ut the Tazewell Hard
ware Co.'S: II could have saved tho
freight had L known this earlier"
See?
Messrs. ii. @. Anderson, Alvin
Landon and DR.. Crockett went to
Cedar Bluff Tuesday for the pur
pose OF catching supply of the
finny tribe that inhahit the Clinch
at that point.
Having control Of the leading ci.
gar carried by Messrs Pobst Il
Bottimore (Eldorado) and wity my
old standby Southern Crack) | can
now suit aus tdstG for smoke. III.
w. PObst.
Messrs Chas. Long and Willis
Hudson went to Chatham Hill last
Saturday OH their bicycles aud re-
turned Tuesday. They are think.
ing of repeating the trip as soon AS
they rest up little.
Roger Martin & Co.'S. new gro
Gerry store is the place to buy
first class groceries. They invite
you to call and compare prices and
quality of their goods and are salts.
fed that if sou buy FROM them once
you will become regular eusto
mer
Judge George M. Harrison, OF
the Supreme Court of Appeals, MET
| with a serious accident Saturday
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-05-15

Judge George Nj. Harrison, OF
the Supreme Court of Appeals, MET
with serious accident Saturday
after noon at his home in Staunton
An upright Piano toppletl over and
fell upon his left leg below the
knee, breaking both bones, the
smaller bne in two places.
"Teh people ont of a dozen are
invalids,' says a recent medical
authority. AT least eight out of
these ten. it is Sale to allow, are
suffering from some form OF blood
disease which Il persistent use of
Ayers SarsapariIla would DO sure
to cure. Then, don't I've an invalid.
General J. b. Gordon, command
ing the United Confederate Vetcr.
ans, announces in. General Order
No. l64 that the sixth annual re un.
ion of the Unired Confederate Vet
Grams will be held at Richmond,
Va, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday, Jane 30th, July LIST and
I'd. 1896. lie states that SIS CAMPS
are organized, aud that there are
applications for one hundred more.
Business of great importance will
come before the annual INT citing,
and L full attend; nee is urged.
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"ANTED:-A reliable lady or gentle
w nan to distribute samples aud make
u house. toulouse canvass for our Vegeta-
BILE Toilet Soaps and Pure Flavoring Ex-
tracts. $40 to $40. month easily made
Address Crofts IL Reed, Chicago, Ill.
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Who said il was warm9
Subscribe for the News.


Subscribe for the News.
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
County Court next Tuesday.
Fresh candies always in stock at
II. w. Pobst's.
Don't forget the convention on
Tuesday next.
All kinds of base ball goods at
ii. w. POhstS.
Mayor Greever, of Graham, was
in the city Monday.
When you come to town stop in
and subscribe for the News.
Mrs. w. d. Knoll has returned to
her home ut Panther, w. Va.
Afr. Roger Martin, Of Worth, w
Va was i'll the city Tuesday,
Those who smoke Fldorado ci
CARS will now find them at Pobsts.
Miss Mamie Higginbotham is
confined to her home with measles.
HOODS PILLS euro Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headaches.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
EldOrado cigar is one of the best
cigars you can buy. 1t is tept by
pUbSt.
This Ta5eweil Hardware Co is
headquarters for all kinds Of build
ers hardware. 49,
Mr.. j. ID. HARRISON is at home
again after IL short stay at Hot
Springs, Ark.
Messrs. Henry & Graham have
returned irom professional trip to
WEIGH, w. Va.
Everything usually kept by Pobst
" Bottimore will be now found at
Il. w. Pobst's.
Mr.. A. p. Kelly, principal of the
Big Stone Gap High School, is at
home Tor the summer.
Every Democrat in Tazewell
county is urged to attend the coun
~ convention on Tuesday next.
The closing exercises of Taze
we'll High School will he held in
the Town Hall on Friday, 80 inst.
The schools will all close week
alter ncxt and preparations are
making for commencement exer-
ciscs.
Everything thu fisherman needs
is at Ill w. PObst's-that is lie
keeps the articles to catch the fish
with.
Rev. w. w. Ruff will he Installed
AZ pastor of the Presbyterian
church at this place on the 4th
Sunday i'll May.
H. W. Pobst can furnish you
anything in the line of stationery,
c&. All kinds of paper from the
cheapest to the finest.
DR.. James O'Keeffe LETT for Lo
gan county, w. Va, Monday last.
The DIR. has the oil fever bad, and
we hope he will strike it rich.
We are glad to see Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. SPOTS at home again after a
protracted visit 20 Staunton, Va,
and Greenbrier county. ". Va.
Mr.. Burton went to Tazewell yes
terday, and secured 25 hames for
charter members to lodge of Odd
fellows at that place.-Graham
Galaxy.
The Tazewell Hardware Co. is
right in it. If you don't believe it,
call at their store, in the Masonic
building, get their prices Oh all
Kinds OF bardware,and be convinced.
There will he stated communi.
GATOR, of Tazewell Lodge, No. 62,
A. f. u A. NJ. on Monday evening
next. ALI Master Masons in good
standing are Invited to be present..
Having bought the entire stock
of goods kept by Pobst & Botti
more you Will find anything in
their line at my store. Always
glad to serve you. Call in. H. w
Pobst.
The fight over the municipal Of
fees at PocahOntas waxes warm Ell
us the days go by. The same old
fight is IN progress this year tina,
has marked the elections of thai
town for some years and that is
the Company va. the people, AMI
the fight this year is said to be
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Wheat Options, After a Sea-Saw
Day, Closed Higher.

NEW YORK. Sept. IS. = Flour-Receipts
Is, 400 bbis; exports, 5,1oe bbls; active ana
frmer. Southern four firm Rive -four
steady. Cornmeal firm. Rye lrmer. Barley
drmer. Barley malt quiet Wheat-Receip;s
$500 bu; spot frmer; No. l hard, 695sc.
options opened firmer. sold OF, later turned
strong and with q hnal reaction under realiz-
May. 7oT97f%c. closed 7ITc: peeemb sa
g. 1-l6a6s5aes closed ss9se. Corn-Reeeipts.
$4,000 5u; exports. "a. 300 blu; spot quiet
aand steady; No. 2, 26G261se; options opened
at first firm, later easing OF and closing at
a partial advance of Ac. May, seq G30ihc
closed 3e1ae; December, 27%G2s1kc. closed
Csc. oats-Receipts. 1920 bu; exports, q. 0e9
hu; spot frmer; No: 2 2oEQ2O1zc: options
9alet but stFe aas elosing at gsc net ad-
Der. e1t5qISsc, closed 215ae. Hay quiet
Hops quiet. Hides firm. Leather steady
Beef steady. Cut meats Arm. Lard frmer.
Pork hrmcr. Cotton seed oil quiet. Petro-
lenm frm. Rosin steady. Tnrpeatine steady.
Molasses steady. Pig iron steady. Copper
steady Lard quiet. Tin steady. Plates
quiet. Spelter dull. Cefee options opened
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-19
lid FROM ABOARD
STRENGTH OF LIVERPOOL AND
BERLIN MARKETS HELPED OUT
CHICAGO WHEAT.
CLOSE HALF A CENT HIGHER.
PROFIT TAKING CAUSED SMALL
REACTION FROM THE HIGH
LEVEL.
PACKERS WE'RE OUT AFTER PORK.
Change of Sentiment Resulted in
"a Sharp Advance for the Various
Hog Products

3. CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-The strength displayed
by the Liverpool and Berlin markets was in
fuential enough to cause December wheat to
close 13c higher here today, in spite of con-
tinued heavy Northwest receipts. Corn and
oats we're both firm. and closed Nc higher
each. Provisions were all higher, pork ad-
Vsncing zoe, lard TI2c, and ribs 10c. Chicago
receipts of wheat were liberal, les cars, COM
pared with SO carloads year ago, but only
six were of the contract quality. Atlantic
port clearances were equal in wheat and
-four to 10000 bushels. Liverpool opened I'd
higher for spot wheat and I'D higher for fu-
lures, and closed with tho advance IN futures
lost. Berlin opened Ia marks higher for
wheat and closed at an advance OF from 2A
to marks, which is equivalent to about 1Mc
per bushel. The sharp advance at Berlin was
the principal factor in the strength of the
latter part of the session. After advance
to &C there was very general desire to real
lie prohts On early purchases, and that re-
suited in a gradual decline to 61Ac, around
which price wheat hung for about half an
hour. The bull feeling was still uppermost
however, and it rallied again to 6112@615sc
and closed at 612sQ6l1ac. Corn was fairly
active and firm. The damp weather and the
strength of the wheat market were the i'm
peling causes of the better prices. The
demand from shorts developed as wheat ad-
Yaneed, and as offerings were limited. prices
gradually strengthened. May opened I'M
changed at 243s@24Ac, advanced to 251sc, and
closed steady at 247sc. Oats were not very
active but firm, chiefly through sympathy
with corn. Shorts were good buyers, and
fair support was given by outsiders. May
opened a shade higher at 1886, advanced to
1856 and closed steady at 19Ac. Provisions
were very firm on small amount Of bust
ness. Packers, who have lately been tdenti-
fed with the short side, were the best buyers,
and quite a sharp advance resulted. Yard
prices were slightly higher. Some realizing
INDUCED close
prices were at a substantial advance. Janu-
airy pork closed zoe higher at Sc 921a January
lard, 712c higher, at $3.S0G3. S2lA; January
ribs. l0c higher at $3.45. Estimated receipts
Saturday: Wheat 275 cars; corn, $50 cars
oats. 800 cars; hogs, 900 head.
The Leading futures ranged as follows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-19
nuIufh Grain.

DULUTH. MINI, Sept. 1s.- Cash No. !
hard 61%c; No. / northern, 60Ac; NO.
northern. 57&c; No. spring, 554g5S4e; re-
jected 494@55Ac; to arrive, No. l hard,
6ls4c; No. / northern. 6oAe; September No.
1 hard. s1%e; No. 1 northern. 6oAc bid;
October, No. northern. 6o1kc; December, No
l hard csc; No. 1 northern. size asked; ;
Nav, No. 1 northern, 6514c. Receipts, wheat
800 4S4 bu;. shipments, $50 bu; cars inspect
ed, 592; last year, $685. Receipts-Corn, none;
oats. 2,5o1 bu; rye 1854 bu; barley 16 ,z2o
bu fax 43. 1893 blu. Oats close. 19Q17c; rye
S2c; flax, &c.
Cash sales were as follows: 1 car No. 1
hard. 61Bc; 1900 blu No. hard, size; cars
No. / hard, 61ase; 1850 blu No. hard, 61Ac:
ID ears old No. l northern, 6112c; cars
No. / northern, s1c; 22,oA0 blu No. northern,
60s4 C: 90 coo blu No. 1 northern, 6o1sc; 10 cars
No l northern. 6oSsc; 10000 bu No. / north
ern, 601kc; $4,000 blu No. l northern, 601sc;
rs, 900 bu No. 1 northern, 60c; 10000 blu No.
northern, 59%c; 100000 blu No. northern,
$3.50: u cars No. northern, Csc; 100000 bu
No 2 northern, s77se; cars No. northern
57%c; cars No. 2 northern 57ase; cars No
northern, 571zc; cars No. northern, 57ssc:
/ car No. white oats, 17$4c; 1 car No. 2
white oats, 171ac; car No white oats, 16Ac
car No. white oats Ice; car black oats
14c: 1000 bu fax, &c: cars fax, este; 4
cars flax, e5c; 7 cars fax, 64$c; 1900 Blu bar
lev 261ac.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-19
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey-Distrfct Court, Second judicial

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
District.
William III. Winslow. plaintiff, VS.. Capital In
vestment Company. q corporation; Mary ].
Lamb Edward r. Gflnaaa, Alexander Cath
cart. Frank NJ Schwartz Robert p
Schwartz, Adoiph p. Schwartz and Joseph
Schwartz, copartners as Schwartz Brothers;
Anton Nepil NJ. LouiseD. Fernstrom and
alton, defendants.
Notice is hereby gissns that under and by
virtue OF Judgment }n9. decree entered in
the above entitled atiorfs on the 18th day
of August, 1896, in s1ia sCourt, a copy of
which Judgment nd5deekee, duly certified
by the Clerk of said equHs has been deliy-
cred to me with instr fns to enforce the
same, now, therefore, sas siserin of said County
of Ramsey on Monday Hs 18th day of octo-
at the Cedar Street. HaiH entrance to the
County Court House and CRY Hall, In the City
OF st. Paul. In said County, will offer for
sale at public auction End sell to the highest
bidder for cash the premises described In
said judgment and decree to wit: Lots
twelve Co., thirteen sQ39, fourteen .Q4) If
teen G5). sixteen 49, seventeen QD, eighteen
one CID, of William R. Merriam's Rear
rangement, according to the recorded plat
thereof on file In the Office OF the Register of
Deeds for said County, to satisfy the sum of
thirty-four thaHsand and -Asixty-fve and
$1,000 1884 ,065 .5gJ dollars, with interest from
the date of said judgment, and fees and ex-
Dated Dated August 18th, 1896. = ssss, =
- -. CHARLES e. CHAPEL.
Sc Sheriff &C Ramsey county MINI. :
John F. Fitzpatrick
PIaIntfr Kttornsy, 81. Paul Him.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-19
STRONG STOCK TONE
MARKET PROFESSIONAL IN CHAR
ACTER, BUT PRICES WE'RE
WELL SUSTAINED.
SUGAR INSIDERS ACTIVE.
GENERAL LIST SUPERINTENDENT
AFFECTED By THE BULL
MOVE.
CHECKED BY FREE REALIZING.
Under Profit Taking the Close Was
Heavy at Net Fractional Gains
for the Day.
CHECKED BY FREE REALIZING

NEW YORK. Sept 1s-The stock market
today improved on the record Of Friday In
pefnt OF activity, but no increase in outside
interest in the speculation was discernible.
The motive power was furnished by a few
operators. one who has been long asso-
ctated with the Gould properties, being the
most actively engaged firm tone pre-
vailed, owing to the well defined prospect
OF continued heavy imports Of gold to this
country. The improvement was chiefly to the
covering of short contracts aside from ef-
fecttve manipulation in some Of the Industri-
ais There was little or no news bearing
upon the market. excepting a further ar
rival Of about 5000, 900 gold, bringing the
grand total of arrivals since the movement
began to $26,774,050. The dealings were In
suftieiently distributed, four stocks monop-
olizing the bulk of the trading. The opening
was dull, but firm, with prices showing but
little change. Animation soon developed,
however, and substantial gains were made
ON liberal purchasing orders. the Industrials
being most prominent. The market relapsed
into duilness after the first hour, and prices
yielded fraetionally On realizing Manhattan
was foremost in the reaction. About 1 o'clock
the insiders in Sugar were heard from, and
on neavy dealings, the stock was marked up
10 ll3%. The general market was sympathet-
lcaily anected. Foreign dealings included Of
feflngs OF st. Paul and Louisville & Nash
VILE The advances in the general list at
the high level extended to 2B per cent in
Sugar, number of less material gains
being noted. The improvement was checked
in the last hour by realizing sales Man
haitian and Burlington reacted a point and
fractional declines occurred in other shares
me Closing was heavy at slight general net
gains. Railroad bonds were quiet but de-
cidedly strong for the active issues. gains
OF point or Whereabouts being genaralIy es-
tablished. The sales were $500, 900. Govern
menus were moderately active and slightly
HIGHER on sales Of $34, $780,
The total sales of stocks today were 172.130
shares, including the following: Tobacco,
S;6os; Sugar; $4,000; B. & O., Is, 500; Chicago
Gas, 400; General Electric 5000; Manhattan.
$500; Reading, 1900; Rock Island. 200:
81. Paul, 26. 400; w. & L. E.. ]. 800.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-19
.
FAMILY AFFAIR.
Som Arrested, Charged with the
Fnther's Murder.

SON Arrested, Charged with the
Fnther's Murder.
NEW YORK, Sept 1s-Arnold F1esch.
Bernard Pasternek & Co. Is in the hos
pital with three pistol shot wounds and
his son William B. Flesch is In custody
on suspicion Of having attempted to
take his fathers life. The shooting
occurred in the apartments of the elder
Flesch in the Hotel Petelfer. He lived
there alone, his wife having died three
years ago. The son, who was a fire.
quent visitor went to his fathers room
about midnight and at o'clock three
pistol shots were heard fired in the
Flesch apartments in quick succession.
When the room was entered, the elder
FIesch was found, seemingly dazed by
his wounds, and only able to say to
those who questioned him: Il guess it
is about family trouble
One pistol ball had entered his breast
near the heart, another had struck the
right wrist, and the third had passed
through the left forearm. At first it
was thought that Mr.. F'lesch had at
tempted suicide. but the existence of
the wounds in the right wrist and left
arm upset that theory. Then it was
learned that the son had been spend
ing the night with the wounded man.
and this led to the young mans ar
rest. After being taken to the hospital
Arnold Flesch said that he was lying
on the bed with his arms folded across
his breast, looking at the ceiling, when
some one stood over him. and, without
warning, began to shoot him. He said
that he did not know who it was that
fired the shots. Young F1esch. when
arraigned in the Harlem police court,
said he knew nothing about the shoot
ing of his father, further than that he
had been aroused from his sleep, and
found his father bleeding from three
bullet wounds. He was held without
bail for examination on Sunday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-19
ST. PAUL MARKETS.
Quotations on Grain and Produc
In This City.

Quotations on Grain and Produce
I'm This City.
Quotations on hay, grain, feed. etc., fur
nished by Griggs Bros, commission mer-
chants
WHEAT-No. l northern. 57lA@5shc; No. 2
northern. 56s4Gp57iAc.
CoRN-No. 8 yellow. 2o@21c; No. 8. 1870
zoe.
oATs-No. 8 white. 1s1k@17c; No. 3. 159
&c.
BARLEY AND RYE-Sample barley, $50
21c; No rye. 2S@29c; No. 8 rye. 27@271sc.
SEEDS-Flax, No. 1, 61@611ac; timothy,
81 1901. 80; clover So. 6o614.50.
GROUND FEED AND MILLSTUFFS-No.
1 feed, 2 blu corn to Blu oats. $s.29@S.50; No.
feed blu corn to 1 blu oats. IS. 1903; No.
feed. ground Blu corn to blu oats, $3.50
$50; cornmeal bolted, $12Q13; cornmeal, I'M
bolted, s7.75GS; bran. bulk $4.50Q5.
HAY-Receipts and demand both light;
prices holding about steady: choice wild and
upland. s5@6; fair to good. $3.50G4.75; good
to choice timothy hay. SOS; cat and rye
straw. $S@3.50.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-19
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