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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-07-25
WILLIAMSTOWN.

Williamstown, w. Va, July 24.-The
Rev. John Stump, of Parkersburg, w.
Va, very ably presented the cause OF
State missions at the Baptist church
last Sunday. wv
Miss Mamie Dee, of Sistersville, W.
Va, was the guest Of Miss Laura BID
die recently.
Rev. G. w. Kepler, Mrs. S. B. Morgan,
Mrs. ]. A. Lenkard, Misses Mary
Campbell, Ruth Evans and Orc Patter-
son are attending the Epworth League
State convention, which conVenes at
Charleston, W. Va.
Mrs. NJ. d. Mcintosh is visiting her
son, ]. E. Mcintosh, at Logan, 0:
Our community is delighted that at
last we have succeeded in getting our
schools under the graded system, WIN
Mr.. Tabler principal,' Miss Ruth Evans
first assistant Miss Levik, OF New Eng
land, second assistant, and MISS Laura
Page primary department.
Miss Mary Howard, successful
teacher, of Warren, Ohio, is spending
her vacation with her brother, at Mrs.
G.. A. Hoovers.
Mr.. James Biddle and family, of Par
kersburg, spent Thursday with his
mother, Mrs. Reason Biddle.
Great excitement prevailed here last
Sunday over the finding Of Mr.. James
Trabue horribly maEgled. He was
living by the side Of the railroad, ana
the first supposition was that he had
been struck by train but upon further
examination of his wounds, which were
ten gashes in his head, and his hand
partially cut off, the conclusion was,
he had been foully molested, and the
perpetrators had lain him on the track
to escape Identification. Mr.. Trabue
is now at the Light house in Parkers-
burg. and is slowly improving. The
town is anxiously waiting for further
developments.
Mr.. ]. r. Palmer has received his ap-
pointment as postmaster here and VIII
take possession soon.
Mr.. Charles Patterson, OF Parkers-
burg. spent few days with his parents
last week.
Mr.. Homer Depue, student OF the
Columbus Medical College, delighted
his many friends with short visit last
week
The dance given by the Mandolin and
Guitar Club at Ellison's hall was well
attended.
Master John Tilluns, Of Parkersburg'
is spending a pleasant week with his
cousins. Maggie and Georgia, here.
Born-July IS, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fisher.
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SARDIS.

Sardis. O., July 24.-Miss Work, Of
New Matamoras, was in town few
days this week the guest Of her
brother.
Mr.. F. Francis spent Sunday with
his parents at MOundsville.
Misses Alice and Joanna Gamble,
who has been visiting friends and rel
atives here for the past week returned
to their home in Martins Ferry, Tues
day.
Mr.. Weir, of Wheeling, was a bust
ness caller in town Thursday.
A. II. Lowe made a business trip to
Sistersville Wednesday.
Mrs. Jas. Watson and children, Of
Parkersburg, are visiting relatives in
town.
Messrs Jno. Goodwin and Jno. Han
nan, who spent the last week at
Niagara Falls, returned home Mon
day.
Charles Messerly, of Darlington, was
in town Wednesday on business.
Misses Maud and Stella Cunning
ham left Friday for Wheeling, where
they will be the guests of friends for a
few days.
Miss Florence Frankhauser, Of Mar
tins Ferry, spent the past week with
her parents, opposite Sardis.
Misses Many Lemons and Sylvia
Waters spent Wednesday and Thurs
day at Wheeling, the guests OF friends
and relatives.
Frank knight, Of Cleveland, came
home Tuesday evening to visit his pa
rents and other friends.
Miss Bertha Irwin, of New Matamor-
as, is the guest Of her grandmother,
opposite Sardis, this week.
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Miss Bertha Irwin, Of New Mata-
moras, o., is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Jane Paden.
Miss Anna Stephens returned from
Wheeling Saturday on the steamer W.
]. Cummings.
DR.. Kahle and Mr.. James Dolan, OF
Sistersville, were the guests OF friends
here the lrst Of the week.
Mr.. Bennett and son Ed, OF Wheeling,
are visiting Mrs e. o. Paden.
Mr.. William Bonny and sister, Mrs.
Lanstrum, who have been visiting rel
atives here for some time, returned
home Saturday evening on the hand
some steamer W. ]. Cummings.
Misses Alice and Joan Gamble were
visiting relatives here and at Sardis
this week. j..
\ Mr.. UP, a prominent oil man OF
Pitts6urg, was here this week.
Mr.. lansing Farrell. Of Huntington,
w. Va, was in the Valley Monday.
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HANNIBAL.

Hannibal, O., July 24.-Miss Mollie
Cline returned home Tuesday after an
absence of six weeks at New Mat
amoras, o. She was accompanied by
her cousin, Marie Cline.
George Braunlieh left for Marietta
Wednesday, where he has secured a
situation.
Mrs. Bentz and Mrs. Gundling and
Miss Mary Gundling, Of Wheeling,
were guests of Misses Belle and Alice
Rist the first Of the week.
John Hyer, of Darlington, O., was in
town Tuesday.
lIrs. c. W. O'Neill, Of Sardis, visited
relatives in town several days.
Miss Minnie O'Neill, of Marietta, o.,
arrived in town Wednesday evening.
Samuel Braunlieh made business
trip to Opossum Tuesday.
Mrs. Logan Noll and daughter, Of
Marietta o., arrived Saturday evening
and are the guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Fisher.
Capt Chas. Muhleman was at Wheel
ing Tuesday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Boiee returned from Sar-
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were nresent "a last Saturday evening
to hear the music rendered by this
splendid organizaton.
Squire James A. Magill has returned
from 2 visit to New York and other
points.
DR.. T. wrhy GraysOn is spending a
few days at Conneaut Lake.
]. M. and John McBurney are at
GAINESVILLE, O., attending the funeral
Of a relative.
Mrs Chas. Gardner and sons are
visiting at Cleveland, o.
Dave Curran, the local ball player,
who was recently released by the
Springfield Interstate team, has been
offered a trial by Manager Donovan, OF
the Pittsburg league team. Curran IS
now practicing with the Pittsburgs,
and will probably play his first game
with them on Saturday. July 81.
c. c. Cracraft, of Claysville, was a
Washington visitor on Wednesday.
Rev. George ID. j. Peter, Of the AS
cension p. +. church, is visiting rela-
tives at Toronto, Canada.
Miss Daisy Markley. Of Claysville,
has returned home after visit with
Miss Madge Mckee, East Wheeling
street.
Prof. w. c. McClelland and wife
have returned home from visit with
friends in Allegheny county.
The Washington county Democrats
will hold their primaries on Saturday,
August 4th. and the convention on the
Monday following. The Democrats are
very active throughout the county, and
more candidates are announced than
has been for many years.
The clerks Of Washington met on
Tuesday evening and formed an organ
ization to be known as the Clerks I'm
ion. They will endeavor to have all
stores close at six o'clock each evening
during the year, except Saturday.
The members Of the Gordon Athlet-
ic Club will hold a sparring exhibition
at their rOems in the Phoenix block
next Wednesday evening. There will
be several bouts between local boxers.
Mrs. George Roberts, of Wheeling, IS
visiting her daughters, Mrs. Edward
Bell and Mrs. Charles DOnel.
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CHARLESTON.

Charleston, w. Va, July 24,-Neil
Robinson and family are at Oakland,
Nd, for the summer.
ID. C.. Gallaher and his charming
daughter, Miss Bess are at home from
several weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. P. O. Shrewsbury and children,
Mrs. c. c. Naret, Mrs. w. Z. Chiffon
and sons, Mrs. Caroline Smith, and Mr..
and Mrs. f. n. Staunton are at the
Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Mrs. Ida Meade, accompanied by
Master Gaylord and Miss Berta, will go
to Atlantic City to spend the month Of
August.
Mrs. J. M. Payne gave a bicycle party
on Tuesday night in compliment to her
house party. composed of the Misses
Terrence, Abney, Comstock, and Rock.
Other guests were the Misses Gallaher,
Quarter. MollOhan, TTuslow, and
Messrs. Hall, Dana, Smith. Flournoy,
Birmingham, Meade, Couch, Langley,
and Prentice Birmingham. led by E. A.
Barnes and VIM McManamy, and
chaperoned by Mrs. VIM. McManamy.
After a pleasant run into the country,
the hostess served delightfully."- cooling
refreshments and dancing followed.
Miss Fannie Rummel is spending a
week with friends in Cincinnati
Prof W. 3. Elliott is in Columbus, to
remain until the 9Th of August.
Mr. +. W. Staunton left Tuesday for
Michigan. for his health.
Miss Nell Eagan is enjoying a visit
to Miss Margaret Downtain at Winfield.
Miss Carrie Scott Sullivan is the
guest Of friends at Hinton.
Miss Virginia Wiley has returned to
her home az Point Pleasant after a
pleasant visit to relatives here. Miss
Edna Young accompanied her, and will
be gone several weeks.
Mr.. John F. Burn Of New York, Is
the guest Of Mr.. Fontaine Broun.
Miss Florence Atkinson has Joined
her sister and a party Of friends at Salt
Sulphur
Hon. o. S. Long left the early part of
the week for Washington.
A pleasant social incident OF Thurs
day was the card party rendered Miss
Marie Louise Wright, Of Cincinnati, by
Mrs. A. l.. Langley, at her pretty little
home on upper Quarter street. Eight
tables were used in the play, and a
dainty luncheon was served at mid
night. Miss Wright departed Tuesday
for her home in Cincinnati
Ned Bradshaw and z. C. Grant, Of
Columbus. Ohio. who made the trip
here on their wheels last week, and
have since been the guests of Mrs. Fred
Swami. left on their return trip Thurs
day morning.
Miss Helen Davis is back from
pleasant visit TO IrOntOn, Ohio.
Attorney c. NJ. Anderson is spending
a week at his old home in Greenbrier
county.
Henry X. Black and wife are enterA
tanning Mrs. James S. Stewart and
daughter. Of Fort Thomas. Ky.
Mrs. Wesley Mollohan and children
left Thursday for several weeks visiA
at Sweet Chalybeate Springs. W. Mol
lohan is now at Webster Springs a
professional business. and will retu{n
home early in August.
Mrs. z. Gallati. nee Lucy ROGERS,
after a visit Of some weeks to- her
father, DR.. James Rogers. on vi ginia
street. returned Thursday to heu&home
ia louisville. Ky.
Andrew Alexander. a leadinE attor-
new of Putnam, was in the cit Thurs
day(
Ms. Fischer Morris who S been
yi4ting Mrs Frank woodmay return
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PADEN's VALLEY.

Paden's Valley, w. Va, July 24.-Dr.
Meeks. of Sisterville, made a profes-
sioral call here this week.
Mrs. Robert Hutchison, Jr., OF
Greensburg, Pa, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hutchinson at Shadyside.
NJ. G. Sayre was in New Martinsville
this week on business.
Little Elizabeth Ankron1, daughter OF
r. c. Ankrom, has been very sick this
week Of cholera infantum.
Roy Moore, Of Proctor, was in the
Valley Tuesday.
DR.. Frank P. Lowther. Of New Mar
here the first OF the week.
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,MANNINGToN

MANNINGToN, w. VA. j -
Jessie Blackstone, who has'
camping with some OF her
friends, returned home Frlda
Miss Emma Ware, OF Graftd
Boland. OF Romney. are the gui
Emma Uendreakson on Main stN
Miss Mabel Howard. OF CamerS .
the guest OF her friend. Miss JennieVN
ter. this week.
c. c. Hennen is on the sck Est
Mrs ], l.. Kirkland was visiting Ia
Wheeling Thursday and Friday.
hrs. VIM. Fleming OF Kern's Station
was the guest OF Mrs. WA. Way Thurs.
day.
j. y. Barnes, OF smIthneld. was a bush
ness visitor in our city Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Douds went 70 smithheld
Saturday to visit her sister. Mrs chas.
Futz.
Mrs. DR.. Conway. OF smithheld and
her sister. Mrs Dan Dugan. OF this city,
spent Thursday and Friday in BarrackS
vile.
Born Thursday, July ed. to Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Prichard. daughter.
Mrs. u. S. Atha and daughter, Mrs. ].
y. Mari Jr. spent n few days with Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. sturm. OF Prospect Val.
ley.
Miss Fannie Prichsrd., who has beer
visiting friends I'm Pitisburg, returned
home Thursday evening.
Misses Mary and Ada Miller. who havs
been spending few days with frienes IN
Fairmont, returned home Friday evening.
Miss Phil Jefferies. Of Fairmont, Is ths
guest OF Miss Jessie Stewart.
Capt. Sine was a business visitor IN
Fairmont Monday
John Yost. OF Wheeling. was visiting
friends here and at Begun this week.
ID. D'Bolt moved his family from this
place to Hundred Monday.
w 2. Aths, OF Allegheny, y spending
his vacation with his mother. Mrs J. u
Atha. on CIarksburg street.
Mrs. w. J. Alexander and brother O
A. Smith. went 70 Buckhannon Saturday
where they viii visit relatives
Miss Olive Kirkland. who has been vis
ting her friend. Miss o. /, Potter, OF
Amos. returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ~ Towno. OF Mont.
peiier. Ind, are visiting their son ano
family. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Towne. 4
Miss Florence weible Is visiting frisndfv
and relatives in Allegheny and Pittsbufs'
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. e. Nay and children. whs
have been visiting Mrs. Nays parents,
Mr. and Mrs. r. u. Basrett for some time
returned home 70 Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss Jettie Knots Is visiting her friend
Mrs. Harry Pheobus. OF Old Point Com
fort. Va.
Misses Belle Stewart and Florence
Mitchell, Of Eieppo. Pa, who have beeS
visiting Miss Edna Bell, returned nomsl
Monday.
Mrs.s caieb Burt and children, Mrs
VI. Hamilton and son Dale. Mrs. II.
free ard Archie Burt all left Thursd
for Moutain Lake Park where they
spend th4 next few weeks.
Mrs. Fab. GiIIon. who was report1
having 4phoId fever. we are pleas
say use I'd the fever and Is able
out
Mr. Mrs. Ed. Booth and
dapsht' Mildred left Monday fo
burg r.. where they viii -
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J. s. Rhodes s. CO.

Attorney ]. c. holland was at Middle
bourne the first Of this week attending ar
extra session OF court ard at Wheeling
wednesday and Thursday.
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STORY FROM ARIZONA.

San Francisco News Letter.
Apropos of the accident at Cast Grande
which delay..d the arrival OF the French
company W opened the grand opera sea.
son at the California theatre recently a
good story is told at the expense OF Mes
tor Massart. the tenor. When the spread
ing rails brought the train. with many a
bump and jar. to a sudden stop on the
Arizona desert last Sunday night many
OF the ladies thought that serious acct
dent had befallen them. and thai thax.
were on the verge OF death or. az least an
awful catastrophe. Massart. however.
who had been for weeks posting himself
on the West by reading wild stories OF
Arizona life, believed that the train had
been attacked by Apache Indians whom
he supposed roamed over the territory in
all their aboriginal ferocity. He warned
all his fair friends to keep behind their
curtains while he rcconnoitered. Just as
nc cautiously poked his head out from
his berth. the Pullman porter entered tho
car 10 allay the fears OF the singers. -
the dim light Massart mistook tho dark
visage OF the porter FOR that OF ON Apaehi
tuelf NldlPihb hihi0't ia many hN"-
clothes to form a shield against the anti
cipated arrows OF the rel men, he leqped
from his berth to the center % the car
and hurled his boot at the porter.
/. you san kill me before you molest
Asse ladies' sic my hear blood for
~ nsoAed with tragic hero'sm, in
MS not knowing that Ar.zo-
ma Ntoa< Ach.
pulled cySr p
ed assurabces TO co
er that he had not
or, at Banning. he -
Indian by daylight.
not been safe TO refer
Massart's presence.
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WASHINGTON.

washington July 24.-The con-
certs given Washington Militia
~ Band cal Gay evening at the
public squa drawing immense
crnwdA At e thousand people
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ST. MARY's. W.AyA, July A.-Mr. G.
W. Robb. agent for SCHOOL supplies was
relieved Is the care or forty dollars IN
cash Monday morning. y Some one en-
-, -, -. ,bo boaA1inp house In
The Lamar register., 1897-06-26

Suit was brought in the district
court OF this county yesterday to cor
rect and set aside the conyeyances
recently made under the direction OF
T. c. Henry, D. H. Moffat and others,
conveying to the King Water Storage
company, the King reservoir and q
right Of way in the La Junta and La
mar canal as well as the winter irri-
CATION water. II these gentlemen
expected that the water consumers
would keep still and allow them to
"gobble" the King reservoir they will
find themselves mistaken.
If You are suffering from defective
vision of any character and require
glasses to aid your vision or from any
disease Of your eyes, have your eyes
examined by DR.. Hall. A fine assort-
ment of lenses of the finest quality OF
Brazilian pebble, mounted in gold,
steel or aluminium, at reasonable
prices
DR.. Halls office at McLean's Drug
Store. Night calls from the Lamar
House. Will answer all calls promptly.
just received new and handsome
line of prints to sell at five cents at
Johnston's.
Go to Everett Bros. for all kinds
of choice fresh meats.
Go to Mrs. E. E Buffers for all
kinds of groceries.
Ladies' corset covers at Johnston's.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-26

The Santa Fe is making special
rate to San Francisco for the Y. +.
S. c. E. convention from July 2 to
~. Rate from Lamar west bound
is s21.O5. Route may be by way of
Albuquerque, Mojave end Los Ange-
les, or by way of Ell Paso and Den
yer. Side trips will be authorized
for a number of points Dates OF
sale June 20 and 80, and July /, 2
and 8. East bound tickets will be
purchased at destination at the same
rate. The final limit for return is
August Is.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-26
LOCALS.

Ladies' wrappers at Johnston's
For fancy groceries go to Pixies.
Clearing up on summer goods at
Johnston's
Everett Bros. for everything in the
grocery line.
New goods arriving every week at
n. n. McLean's-
Hon. G. c. Goodale was in Denver
several days this week
Mrs. E e. Buffers, headquarters
for groceries and dry goods
Bargains in millinery for the next
ten days at Mrs. J. NJ. Wright's-
Pennies saved is dollars earned by
buying dry goods OF F. T. Irwin
EE. Pike carries q fine line Of
the best garden seeds See them
For pure home rendered lard
the best in the market-go to Ever
EFT Bros
CLEANING up shoe sale this week.
Choice of forty. six styles for only
Sl.25, at Ir~in's.
Try Celery Blood and Nerve Tonic
eoc; every bottle guaranteed, at Nc
Lsan's Drug Store.
Mrs. e. E Butler keeps all kinds
OF fresh fruits and vegetables in sea-
son You can get the best there.
We have lot OF shelf worn and
odd size shoes that we are selling at
very low prices. Come in and get
our prices W. r. ChoSS.
The Santa Fe has made holiday
rate Of one fare for the round trip.
Dates Of sale July 2, 3 and 4. and
where the one way fare is $5 or less
July 8. Final limit July o.
Judge Blodgett has four pear trees
that are we'll loaded with fruit. The
fruit crop this year is destined TO be
a big advertisement for Prowers
county. The croaksrs will have TO
quit talking about ''late frosts."
1t was expected that Judge voor.
hees Of Pueblo would hold session
OF district court here this week to try
the case of Frank Kreybill ct al
against the New La Junta and La
mar Canal company, but he poet
poued the hearing until July LIST
This case is an action TO set aside the
indebtedness claimed by T. G. Henry
and the First National Bank Of Den
yer against the Henry ditch, and is
attracting good deal of attention.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-26
water Rights.

have several water rights for sale
in the Arkansas River Land, Reser-
voir and Canal Company's canal.
Part on time, part cash.
@. c. GOODALE.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-26
Now Line Of shoes.

have just received from the Ham
ilton. Brown Shoe Co., st. Louis, a
new and complete line of shoes, CON-
prising all the latest styles of Mems,
Ladies' and Children's Shoes. My
stock is now is now complete 1t
will pay you to see it before buying.
Also new stock OF Furnishing Goods,
Notions, etc.
N. n. MCLEAN.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-26

All the committees are at work TO
make the celebration in Lamar ON
July 3rd hummer.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-26

See the fine line of new dry goods
at Mrs. E. Z. Buffers.
The police court disposed Of one
plain drunk this morning.
Fred Kelsey is acting as salesman
in Pixies grocery this week.
c. NJ. Lee will buy school orders
and town and county warrants.
For groceries, dry goods and no.
tions go to Mrs. L. E. Buffers
Mrs. /. L. Maxwell has returned
from a six weeks visit in Iowa
Call and see our line OF Harness.
C. c. HUDDLESTON.
Mrs. C. W. Les and little son, o.
Pueblo, are visiting relatives in LAT
mar.
Machine Oil, best in the market,
60c gallon at n. n. McLean's New
Store.
You can get all kinds OF fresh
fruits and vegetables in season at
Everett Bros.
T. f. Novels, who has been at Col
orsdo college, Colorado Springs, is at
home for vacation
The mill boys have been given a
Temporary lay of. The mill will
resume operations in couple OF
weeks
The preparations for the 4th OF
July celebration are being carried on
with energy and big time Is eI
pected-
Mrs. J. s. Kyel. who has been Wis
iting her cousin l. F. Blodgett for
the psst three weeks, left for her
home in Liberal, Ksns., this morn
ing.
By special permission from the de
partmeut at Washington the Lamar
postoffice will be allowed to celebrate
the 4th of July on the Bird instead OF
the 5th.
Y The KY Ditch company has taken
an appeal from the court OF appeals
10 the supreme court in their case
against the Buffalo Greek Irrigating
Ditch company, involving priority
rights.
]. F. Mcdowell, ditch superinten
dent for the Amity company, went
to Garden City on No 2 yesterday to
greet a new boy that recently arrived
at his house. He went away with
the smile customary on such occa-
siona Holly Chieftain.
W. d. McIvor, resident of Lamar
from its earliest days, died at the
Silver State hotel on last Saturday.
Mr.. McIvor who was an elderly man
had spent most OF his lie in Virginia,
where he had been prominent citi-
zen. The funeral services were con-
ducted at the hotel by Rev. De La
Mater and the remains were inferred
in Lamar cemetery.
The wer City Mandolin club was
greeted by large and enthusiastic
audience at the NJ Z. church last
The Lamar register., 1897-06-26
For Sale

For Sale.
One span work mares.
Five 2-yesr old colts.
One 3-year old Clyde mare.
One set double harness.
One farm wagon.
G. NJ. LEE.
Notice.
have thoroughbred jack at tn
Hardscrabble ranch and can take car
OF 30 good mares. Terms $500 TO
service and $1,000 for the seasol
without insurance.
H. W. KOEN.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-26

The we,r City Mandolin club was
greeted by large and enthusiastic
audience at the NJ E church last
"Wednesday evening. Their music
was Of high grade and was rend-
cred in a mastery manner. They
were assisted in the program by Mrs.
G. W. Lee, of Pueblo, and Messrs,
T. E. Novels, ]. K. Doughty and
W. s. Downing, of this place, sll OF
whom were enthusiastically received
by the audience.
The Lamar register., 1897-06-26
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