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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-23
a Good Tes1

The following Is told Of n Judge before
whom man was being tried for stealing
gold watch from woman as she was
entering q bus. The man declared the
watch was his. and tho woman was mis-.
taken In identifying 1t as hers.
suddenly the judge asked, Where is
the keyS' 49,
The prisoner fumbled In his pockets and
said he must have left it at home.
The judge asked him II he wound tho
watch frequently with the key.
He said: Yes"
Then tho key was produced. Watch
and Key were handed to the prisoner. and
ne was told to wind 10. He opened the
case, but could not find any place to use
the key, because the watch was one of
mo, you don't, sir; mono Of your fra
adverts here.-Edl
Tho watch was keyless ono,
Sentence, five ysarsl - 49,
Mirages may occur in any place where
the denser stratum of air is shifted above
the lighter stratum, thus causing re-
Election of the rays Of light.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

In farming lands ~" w in'css
cell as commissioner OF Montgomery c,rcr,.
court In the chancery suits OF Wood. Marsh a 70
ana ana Orsin adams vs.. VIM. Kggieeton ct ais and
W. - sggeston w. the New River sulphur Springs
M VIII tart tart the property at c. E. wingos upset
TERMS OFSALE: Ono fourth cash. balance nm
credit OF one. two and three years, equal install
meme. tor which bonds with good security bear
POSSESSION given as soon as the sale is confirmed
oy the court. ARCHER A. PHLKGAR
C.,... Commissioner
Jonn = HAIRLESS, clerk of Montgomery cir
cunt court, do certify that A. A. Phlegar the spe
ger decree in suit OF Wood, Marsh & Co. and
W &rsin Adams vs. VIM. Rggleston ct ais, and
decree. " sho
1896. JNO ~ HaEyyH 0l 1FeC41ruSry,
414td SietA'
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-23
RUsTEES SALE OLA CERTAIN LOT AND
a three room cottage, situated in the city OF

TRUSTEES SALE OLA CERTAIN LOT AND
poaI Ih5ee room cottage, situated in the city of
Beginning at point on the south side OF Greg
DRY street, 6l.4 feet west of Brooke street:
thence IN sontherly direction 95 feet to alley;
Inonce with said alley in q westerly direction
N;1 leet to point on same; thence In a north
erly direction 96 feet to Gregory street; thence
with Gregory street, in an easterly direction So7
II; section 3, Farview Addition.
70 'nrt9e OF deed OF trust from G. ?. Prenty
recorded in clerks office, hustings court, Roam,
oke City. Virginia. deed book IS, page 81, to Sc
payment OF certain sums of money thersin
named; default having been made in the pay
on.s 01 %past OF the amount and having been
front door OF the court house. in the city Of
az II O'Clock m; the premises above described 10
the highest bidder. :"
TIE Terms OF sALE:-Cash sufficient to pay
cosIs OF executing this trust, past due notes and
accrued interest thereon amounting To $40 n
and past due taxes; the balance, IL any, payable
from that date. Deferred payments to be eyi
deneed by notes Of purchaser aud secnred nv
deed .; 81 trust on property sold. S. W. JAMisoN.
~ Trustee.
10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUsT RYT.
~ cuted November I, 1884, by B. II and
wright TO me and recorded in the CLERKS ONCE
lor me county court for the county OF Roanoke in
burne the payment OF the sum of $500. Default
having been made in the payment of a portion of
sald !. sam VIII at 1880 p. N. ON TBUBSDAY.
l., Th 49, tn DAY OF MAY, 1896, proceed to sell
IN Itont Oh tne courthouse, Roanoke. Va, the fol-
loving tract OF farming land lying in the county
OF Roanoke. including buildings and all other i'm.
said tract contains ee4k acres, moro or less,
secordlng 70 survey made by James E. Day dated
sspst meeT a. 1l and being the land con.
v wsy sald d. Il. and r; II. Wright by T. T.
g aa, and wife by deed dated November j,
c ace Is hereby made. $1,000 -SA''
TERMS-Cash en- Sfcfeut IN nav eyn.ns.s =,
sale and ~. 100 with interest from 1st day OF No
ven Der; lSSa, and on November }, 1906 there win
se required the sun OF 500. with In crest from
November I, 1891. and as to the res idue a credit
sale. ~"' oA
trust deed on the property to secure the pavment
OF the unpaid purchase money.
,, JNO. W. WOODS,
lu. Trustee.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-09
Voting Contest.

The publisher of this paper will
give to the most popular lady,
(married or single in Sharp county,
bran new White Sewing Machine,
to be decided by the subscribers of
The SHARP COUNTY RECORD, as
follows:
All voters must use the ballot
taken from this paper, except at the
time of entering new subscribers.
Each cash subscriber for one year
will be entitled to so votes at the
time of payment, and one vote eacn
week cut from the paper thereafter
TIL the close of the contest. Subs
scribers for SIX months, who pay so
cents cash, can vote 25 votes at the
time Of entry and will haye one vote
per week till the close.
Any person may vote who pre-
sents the ballot below properly filed,
and can vote any number of times.
At the close Of the contest FEB.
l4th next,) committee of dlsinter~
ested gentlemen will be chosen to
assist the editor IN canvassiDg the
vote; and the lady receiving the
highest number of votes will receive,
delivered at her residence, one of
the latest improved White Sewing
Machines, attachments included.
Ballots will be deposited IN box
prepared by, and kept in possession
of, the editor, also, book will be
kept and a correct list Of all votes
will be promptly recorded therein,
so that the progress Of the contest
may be announced each week IN the
proper column.
Voting may begin at once. Enter
your favorlte with next issue.
How They Stand
MRS. DEsTY GREEN, 2S8,
Mrs DOLLY MoCoRD. II.
THE BALLOT.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-09
Collectors tice.

~ Office is hereby given that
~ the Undersigned Sheriff
and Collector of Sharp county, Ark.
ansas, will meet The taxpayers of
the county, for The prupose of
collecting the taxes for year 1894,
at the following times and places
to.w!t;
Hardy township, at Hardy, Jan, l6
and IL. 1896.
Lower North, at Jim Shride's Jan. 90.
Upper North, at Willis BANDS Jan.
North Union, at Joe ulliVar's, Jan.
q.
South Union, at Garner place, Jan. %.
jackson, at Williiord, Jan. "a and 20.
Highland, at precinct, Jan. q
Richwoods, at Ash Flat, Jan, 70 and
Davidson, at Kings Mil, Jan. So 80,
Morgan, at Center, Jan. 81.
Lebanon, at precinct, Feb, l.
Washington, at precinct, Feb. "a.
Big Rock, at precinct, Feb. 20.
Strawberry, at precinct, Feb. 26.
Big Creek. at precinct, Feb 81
Scott, at precinct, Feb. %.
Scott, at Dr. Tibbles, Feb. 20.
Cave, at Cave City, March, 2.
Sullivan, at precinct, Mar. 3.
Sullivan, at Sidney. Mar, 4
Johnson, at precinct, Mar. g.
Pipey Fork, at Evening Shade, Mar.
6 aud 7.
Lave Creek, at precinct Mar. 9.
Please bring the correct nuns
ber of your land with you, so
you can pay trxes on your noWn
land.
GEORGE w. MULLEN,
Sheriff and Collector.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-09
Cave City CUalin ss.

Everybody pleased with the new
RECORD.
Ex-Judge Montgomery who is
making his home with his daughter
Mrs E, Woodbridge Of this place IS
quite indisposed this week.
The school IS moyclDg of nicely
this week.
Tho string band flied an engage
mcnt at Hickory Valley last SaCur'
day night they report a pleasant time
Allen smith entered school at tins
place Monday
B. G. Gilbert made a business
trip to Strawburry the first OF The
week,
Business with our merchants II
better than has been for some time
The literary society has not beer
holding regular mcetng' during The
holidays but will meet each Friday
night now op
Green Barnett soys there Is n
least five hundred persona in Shorl
Sharp County record., 1896-01-09

county that ought to go to Texas
Just for the good 1t will do them
after they get back home,
Rev. J. B. Stevenson and VIII
Jones of Batesville passed through
town Monday they were on their
way TO Evening Shade.
Dir. E. j. Gray was in the city
Sunday.
James Anderson Of Oxford lizard
county passed through town Tues
day,
"Uncle," Bob Woodbridge Is
spending this week with his son
7, j. Woodbridge.
w. T. Montgomery and lady was
in the city the first of the week they
came in to see their father Judge
J. NJ. Montgomery.
Col. w. A. Bear Our efficient
iewler Is coteplating trip to Smith
VILE IN the near future he will be
absent from Cave City abont one
>month.
A considerable ram fell here Tues
day morning.
J. J. Wilson mas moved into the
residence on the corner of main and
east street which was formely ocupi'
ed by Geo, Barnett.
"Uncle' Frank Jackson is wrest-
ling with a bone felIon he says they
are the gratest pets on earth and
that a man will think more of a
bone felon than anything,
The young peopl enjoyed a social
party at the residence of DR., B. r.
Woodya1d on last Friday evening.
The young ladies who attended from
distance were Misses Minnie and
Nora Harrel Celia Plckens and
Willie Davis of Maxville, Misses
Leone Meacham Lillian Carpenter
Emma and Julia Ball and Cora
Albright of Hickory Valley, Frank
Brewer and Glib woodward says it
was immense.
It's hard to tell who Frank Brewer
will vote for in the next election,
A, B. Shanks took a hunt the last
of the on Spring RIVER and South
Fork. lie claiTs to have captured
two fine turkeys and says there is
plenty of game left.
WHAT CAVE CITY Has.
Bear
5 General stores.
Drug store
2 Black smith shops.
4 Black smith.
Baker chop,
Physician.
l Gin.
Hotel.
Jeweler.
Wood carpenters.
S one mason.
String band.
tary Public.
Preachers.
6 School teachers.
Patent wright man.
l Photographer,
2 Painters.
1 Sign writer.
5 Mail Routes.
% Mails each week,
| PalsJnage.
20 Good farmers,
l Justice Of the Peace.
Tinker shop.
Cobler.
2 Rustling stock men,
The best school in Sharp county.
Feed ard sale stable,
| Church with 150 members,
A good location for an attorney.
The best literary society in north
Ark ansas.
Three room school building,
A 8 healthy location as any town.
5 Men that will weigh ono thousand
pounds.
A splendid summer resort
As cheap board as can be had any
where.
A good Sunday school,
A good site for q depot
The best equipped photo gallery in th'
country
A town full Of rustlng energetic peopl
"Three doz.' young men that wants
to marry.
Tho iirest oavo IN north east Arb
containing the finest subtelranoan LAX
IN the state,
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Sharp County record., 1896-01-09

e.
Claude Coger says little toys can't
tell the truth every time they are ap-
preached.
Luther Southworth a brother of the
Record gang returned to his hone at
Melbourne Saturday Morning,
Rev, Stevenson preached an able
sermon Monday night to large and
attentive audience.
/Chas. Buchanan representing the
Chicka8aw Saddelfy Co. of Memphis
Tenn. was iatarSiewing our merchants
Saturday MpEAssA
Start your candidate now III the
machine contest, before those al>
ready in the race get 100 far in the
lead.
Presiding Elder Jermgan called
on us while in the city, and ordered
the RECORD sent TO his wife for a
year.
r. L Hastings, of near Ash Flat,
called on us Monday, and the
RECORD will VISIT him hereafter as a
consequence.
Mr.. Dan Smith one of the M st
prosperous farmers Of Su lliy an
township was in the city Friday on
business.
John Jackson who spent the hoIi,
DAYS here with friends and relatives
returned to his home in Jackson Co.
Monday.
Jas. G. Anderson the Oxford
painter, spent Monday night in the
city. He went to Batesvllle
Tuesday.
Z Rev. w. W. Gibson, paster of
the Indian Camo circuit attended
District stewards meeting h + e
Tuesday.
Rev. f. R. Noe and family passed
through the city last Friday on their
way to Salem, where they will spend
the year.
A. Hughes Of Salem attended t h e
Stewards meeting here this W k,
Abe is an old friend of ours, and
didn't forget to look us up,
Remember somebody will receive
a bran new sewing machine on the
l4th day of February absolutely free
Of ANY cost to them.
George Jernlgan, Of Mobley. was
IN the city the latter part of last
week aud rolled cart wheel at u.s.
Thanks. Anybody else?
Guess the Christian Eudeaver So
cicty is a thing of the past ,as there
hasn't been meeting for two or
three weeks.
Rev. 2.C.Bland local preacher
from Camp Fulton county attended
the meeting here this week. He
looked in on us while here.
Max Asher representing the well
known firm of B. Lowenstein and
Bro. of Memphis, was interviewing
our merchants Wednesday morning,
The Christmas and New yoar hol~
ldays have come and gone.and we
once more settle down to work rea,
l,zing that life Is not all pleasure.
The young ladies gave a leap year
party FRIDAY night at the residence
of DR.. Bacon winch was enjoyed by
all, Notwithstanding the severe
weather,
r. D. Williams and his step
daughter, Mrs, Ora Reynolds, after
spending a few days with friends
here, returned to their home at
Batesville yesterday,
Misses Ella Craig and Eudora
Shaver, two of Evening Shades
most charming young ladies honored
us with very pleasant call one day
last week. Miss Ella sends the
RECORD to her aunt in Texas, and
gets 80 votes 10 the contest,
w, II. Peters, the photographer,
wishes to remind his friends here,
that he is now located at Hardy, and
would be glad to meet you when
you visit that place, and If You
want pictures he can do the work
for you.
We are waglng relentless war on
high prices. We are now, as we
have ever been, ready to give you
exceptional bargains in mary lines,
Try us and be convinced.
II. d. WILLIAMS d Co,
Sharp County record., 1896-01-09
LOCAL NEWS

Did you forget to write 1t 1896?
Vote for the most popular lady,
Our streets are very muddy slnce
the ram.
A nice rain fell Monday night and
Tuesday.
Why don't you subscribe for the
Record.
Send in your votes n sewing MAJ
chihe contest.
Judge Wann IS again able to be
behind the coulter.
7 Clerk Justus Is atten ding court
at Hardy this week.
w. P. Hamilton made a business
trip to Hardy Sunday.
We are sorry to say that rev.
Manley Is still on the sick list.
Juo. Edwards went to St. Louis with
Edwards ca;tl5 this week,
j. II, Turner is at Hardy this week
serving os a Petit Juror.
Miss Eva Cunningham is on the
sick list this week
Bro. Bishop, of Newburg, was in
the city yesterday on business.
A car of horses passed through the
city Tuesday enroute to Newport, 4
Our merchants have enjoyed b
| very good trade the past mouth, \
( L. T. Medley will make his home
lat Melbourne for the next aix"monlhs.
Attorneys Davidson, Turner, and
Herrn are at Hardy this week.
Well tell you what John Edwards
saw in St. Louis when he gets back.
Judge Wann is holding down the
clerks Office during Clerk JaStus
abseLco this week,
Virgil Southworth says that the water
in piney is most to cold for plang bath
al this aa&son Of the year.
Mrs, REYNOLDS of Batesville is vlsl
ting friends aud relatives Of this
city.
Judge Jno. B. McCaleb left Sun
day morning for Newport to hold
court
CIV and Pink Oliver Of Sidney
attended h e quartlY conference
here.
County Court was IN session Mon
day. No business of Importance was
transacted.
We want every man woman and
child in Sharp county to subscribe
for the BEcoRD.
We purpose to make the Record
this year better than 1t has everteer
Wi you help u.s.
Come IN ard subscribe for the
Record, the only all home print paper
IN lhe County,
Esquire p. G. Kirk of Johnson
Township was in the city Monday on
business.
Rev, W. A. Manley went to Cave
City Tuesday to make ready tc
move to that place.
Our young people spent the great
or part of last Sunday on the ice
They report good time.
We forgot ourselves the other
day and put on a par OF skates, but
they didn't stay on long,
Esquire J. w. Smith Of Sollvar
Town ship was IN the city Tuesday
wanting to swap horses.
Lehman Kay, one Of Salem''
young men spent last Tuesday
night III the CITY,
See proceedings Of the District
Stewards meeting elsewhere IN this
Issue.
G. N, GivonS, gaugcr IN Guthries
still house at franklin, spent Mon
day night at the Gem,
W. II. Price lcft Monday morn Ing
with a car Of cattle for 81, Louis. The,
averaged l,2I5 pounds each before
'fslarling.
r, d Williams, Of Botcsyillo, came "
Sunday to visit bis sister, and look aflol
hie business interests at this place.
Rev, Jcrncon failed to reach thi
pOco Saturday a. was appointed, owing
to the fact that his buggy broke down,
The Lamar register., 1896-10-17

lion he baA had 70 fhat eject, as'd no
one qaesiEsns his rishs . spPsiht = dep
aty tenporsrily 4 eailei sway. ae D.
u.aads Dis sal4ry s. coanty physician
aai has breosht sais pgains' tie o9aa'y
fos it.
We have tNa eqauiy physieians ~
presens, or q, leass are PayiFs swo, fnr
10 eas qeestions tsc result q ne s'i's'
and the county Nfn have q ras she ~
peaee u s las suii and ihs ssiary g tso
gssssse4nas foy the rear. All IN sise iisier-
esi q rasoras. Mr. Higecs may y i'o'lssi
ana u1eaa 4, 30 fiahs. ha, he is eatarsly
Il The hansls q romorsSiesa ~ q
t.soslisrs. uso ell hsakrapt tte eoants
Il alleNcd . Do -
The Lamar register., 1896-10-17

Paer ola -Sixtesa 70 One reeovessd
himself esscueh 70 o~saps = column q
the Sparks uith howl ihat ~flaaaa aud
bis b2FrcI- has beoined the rrsce q
ubest. This sort II deuasens5 e The last
resast OF the fs,.lse-siintiesi, ~hsa eoE-
nered ia argument II any fsrasE bs-
Mexss sarh rot he shcsld sell his wheai
t,sssse esectiea ami then reiarn fh1Rks
for Hauna's greennsas, Aayeae vh5 VIII
taiSe the trouble . read TIE nsAEiss re-
ports win ssse that The advance = mainly
eaussss by Sz,lsrs far phast frpa Iulis-
a csazsry shst has hitherto bren > cuz'
rssitor in the Nheas markes- ban j. sui.
fcrine frcsn aa almost totsi craP ioilure
this yuar. -Sixieen 10 ope- = one q
thass peanut roiisiciaas who Frc-aisea
the farmers dollar nhsai Il clevslzpd
Uas eleStcd in Issla
The Lamar register., 1896-10-17
monuuaentai ineaeaeIsY.

Asa ve-y good iillsssratioa = the way
our tsaaniy asairs are csnsuetssi veri.h
10 eali attentive 70 ous ulasts- ID partie
alag. Lass ss,sinE uorrs Sas iasarci D.
sansa Fs trala. : les zle- sust q La
mar vhilo ssaaAas n4e. and nas
broaght 10 Lamar Baih legs vere
crushed and had - ~ anipufassa. The
tro ,sessoc-siie commissioners hai leea
qu4r-olinz ever ssnc. the January tefooe
s.boat -. sVp-stufEseas q a county ply
sseia-. each one barring a eaadida'e. uaa
w4nfing DR.. Bssael ara ,hs ether nS
Erssa. This sarrre was Sroparsg . -
tieat - the saasa Fa saisnoai. bat they
refnsed 10 have sagtliinS 70, ,ie vlih htzl,
claiming be SEs npanty rzneuti a
square h.uE, uhrch uonld not have ss-,asi
aanpie z itlssi bcca oziie5. q 4 VS.
hAd had aoazsy faiysieiaa-
san HiSh.s. cAairnian a the h-,ara,
3ss czlis5 ssre hy sire, zaa ~ s.lvioo q
tire lAna asHce Estorneys. coapscl With
ssAs = the dec:oes> Who saW fat see q
sssras. 9 g,s1traEs ui1s tssase aith theus ;a
take size case tes $50 The rsanty took
hold x an. ap5 sasi al his sxpsrsss.
a1i snalfy ssat bla E.szlc % Peoria. 81;
a. e.xpcz-e a2i1.,sttser q several hoHdrs-d
3ollz-s 70 the taxpayers q f'rzwers ooon-
y. sa-solafcZg uaeaGei i0s, a. the raii-
ruz5 sh-aula hape tseea compelled - talze
hi-.. Ard uru,ai.3 ks4vs 5cuo - L tie nat
rs- ha.8 a-ss.a n tke hsz,is q ca@Potsni
Dea-
Asain soa1 ssfer. Nr. Bsts,a vas iu-
T-rg,d Ca fAis Csr4nrsta brl4.e in fhe as
risisas Is LezthaEuan AID Tseasurs's
lkrasksr. z-.si Eas bc1ESht - L1znar Tor
sresszb-f. Il nas oeaats ez-A bat
stIIs we had ~ ooaass Fhysuaaa Histee.
sAss--aAzs q ;lss 1.oazi3, rs seszz caiiess
% hsrx. s. EaS Ascclarg, 4sad ssutzact
r-as rz,si3e sisk DR. Beieu . taSe the
ap7.asn,1asnt q e,7sE5g psysseizn a So
ts- zsoais- fsr-ssshiaS his osa zas,llciss.
aai % take fEsa Bsttoa zsse a. psrs q,
The oaussSie-stsssa-
RI did sEs ansa sxeryshipS wns smooth
tlz q fz--1es @As AZ 1-Aatls tA8as salLlstl
np4y - azs5ss II sane ofsz1;sens At
Dszve- zzs5 Sarta FsAtts, asa erF,acsiac
10 k,s rsze for saese hiss Iisze, sPf-siat,-i
Or. HassT as bts daraty 10 81 ia any
e4ae lar- his slsaaee. ur Hassy, l-s-
izx q rpFu blstazz, that a4i=si yumpas
z-aaz the dezaa- -7oFaliss eozzbsae, vho
- that sgzse & tae eolasy zaaey was
-essEn< 2uszy f-azs thsaa % TIE tssoeflt y
q Isaser zep1ssli-zn eEez. ard afser the
hsoa-i q opzaznssssa1srs bad r,eeegniEea
he zrzoszzzzsszt a Tlr. Eassy Uy peylzis
hin q qzSzte-'s sslary, The pEsssure ee-
rszsss no xTgs.- 11hs beard Eass c2lles
s5ssezher ard slss 1SEes x ooaaty phys
csan 5ssasrss5 v2eaas- &sss Or FrSena ~
r.sS1ss.s s. a salz-r fa- ne t,alzssas * the
yssr e 80 ~ zsoath-
Dv. BSssli Esd eos;-Res f1r lie yeaF
i-a-eszz. and hNs fulssliasi hss part * 4;
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sgeEzs AzSs sszzss ss5zasssf discharged 90
the zrpaha sAst - assi .eft TIE ccensy
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The Lamar register., 1896-10-17

Tfsa grssax- ssa SKIS hiaassslf Il XE-s-
in the Sgl9sxs. SSH laxs Eeek ss.a. s.s hai
ners- beard q see ssase * Denyez. We
cza ees4eve 1, t-a,zAas@ there z-e - uazny
esRss- ths,-s Es Ess zeyss hssrd <. ba1
L he VA eaze e his zlifrnr ae wia b.
tss,a Sre Essp y tss ssase z ah5eet
lEaaeg.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-17

Tha --oEble waEsA or -TsEs=za esaa-
uasss5ezsers kad oFrr the ecantx rAysi-
esa-ss esss settled tly giving ssssA x sss.-
earasss4tas ssusszHess- .s,srcaEss tf.s couzty
50 y.sy saauaGs- X they Hsssus sFs saTse
K.rasasEons tsr thssr azEez7es premises
ms tsI.. Il xiii ssaa Tie coarts AeSy up
Tar aksoye the v-e=<zs b4rh v1zzz-
The Lamar register., 1896-10-17

NJ. waASa + nszkrssg A. esInes. cz--
vzss ot the Esstrss4 ~ representation
srss i aaeeslax wzta Eauch susnarHes
7as7sL He s fa-zer zDSsr sAe ErsSs
Hez1y eaaai. ansi = us1 Assnasuses hy
exp<zsez1s NSth the aszisszzsaz zsssies5
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tasa xuis saaaral ssssssy, HAo VI zasiSe
s ersdls4isle zasssst5sS Il ths psxt Assss
l2ssrs
The Lamar register., 1896-10-17

TIE gang has saeESfscea G. ". BavlSe
to M Z seeure Hles.cs's slessiaz- Walk
e- : asss,s f1- = sscazd vszs5n-
The Lamar register., 1896-10-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-13

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