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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
Waists.

Black China silk Waists. hnea tnrou IL
o,,, 90, IN vb,re lawn. very suitable tor TINS
,ye,ther. reduced from 3. to-day, ~;
lue Corduroy Waists one made NOT
fox style. one Shirt Waist, were 30 10
day. $50. ,.,o wais,s
with velvet collars and cuffs. were ~ TO-
day. Soc. a., WI Knit
one Black. one Grey. ALI Wool hni'
Ind rskirts. reduced from LOU 10 DC
Chidren's Elderdown CloaAs' 'ua' "''0
SIPS. a. and Toe. pow DC. ,;.,
lO Wool Mixed Cheviot skirts. nueu
throughout and bound with yelveteeh'
that were $3.50. Sli9. r;,or
The last four OF those % AlI-"ool Eiuei
down Bath Robes. ; 80 .r.n
3 Eiderdown Baby Afghans lsoileu J
embroidered edged with angora, were -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12

Mems 75c Laundered Percale SHIRTS
Qarge size only). for 2Jc each.
10 pairs Den's 35c. Light Weight. Canton
Flannel Drawers. for l9c pair.
81 All-S;lk 25c Windsor Ties. with hem
stitched ends Cream only)' tor &c each.
81 All-Sil csc Band Bows (black oniy).
pointed and square ends, for l2c each.
Mons TAPPED. Bordered Hsmmed Hand
kerchiefs for II l-Ic each.
. Mems SOC All-silk Handkerchlets. Tor
IL lie each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
AT the Art Counter.

Zoe. Velvet Scarfs. stamped. sc.
lgc. Embroidered Duck DoyAe-, iei'
blue and yellow, for e..
u 25c. Tinted crepe Picture ana '"4'r
Tides for Joe.
roo TINTED Denim SOFT Cushions. with
deep frills. each l9c.
-,, Applique Buffet scarfs. elaborate
designs slightly sOiIcd. Tor -c.
? $50 Lace Toilet Sets, soiled rom
show window. for zoe. ...t
Branerd x Armstrong mo. i'st ana no
best Art Needle Work nooN .vi '1'
g. Tinted Table Covers. one yard
square, for DC. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
IloviiZrrs' Smoker.

The Richmond Howtzcrs will give one
Of their popular smokers at their armory
on Thursday, March IS at $50 =. NJ 10
which handsome invitations have been Is
sued. The committee i'm charge Of the
arrangements consists of Corporal }.
w. Booker and Privafes G. J.. Epps and
e. W. EOsher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
Ribbon Opportunities.

About b wards i9c All-slIk Iateia hIo-
non 3 IL inches Wide, in corn only
On -.soss 25. All-snk MORE Ribbon. In
nav and brown only, four inches wide.
Aboa. g pieces Ar-slk Ribbon. m
inherent shades, lOc. FOR piece ~
10 yards. am.
%. Persian Ribtons' ~ ya,o,. 'i .,s ss,s,
wide. Toe. "a yard
About so Remnants OF all styles klD-
hons az and below cost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12

who would NATURALLY feel very proud
should the expectations oil the '''e"'''
be realized.
Besides the active members ,here az
also quite large number oi '"ssro
members OF the Gesangverein VINO n'A
already signined their intention oi '""
Ing part in the trip.
There will probably be about 10 =, singing
societies from all parts OF ,he I'M" "'
PhIladelphia WHOM the fcsllNaI ucb-"s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
Handkerchief and Ruffllng.

Odds and ends Of 10, u IL, and lic'
Haudkerchieis. tor lie each,
One pattern Ladies' Handkerchieis, tor
lc
broidereed Handkerchiefs, slightly crushed
for l4c each.
BOYS 35c Linen Sailor Collars, solled from
handling. for l0c each.
Ladies Linen Collars, Nos y II, H.
- II and IA only. for &c.
Ladies' SOC Satin and Embroidered Stock
Collars. a small lot left. for 25c.
500 remnants of Ruche tor neckwear. no
piece under one yard length, worth as high
AS 25c, for &c each.
% pairs Ladies Linen Cufs, Nos, ana
IL only, tor Sc pair.
30 RULED ParasOl Covers that we're
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
To Present n Statement.

An Adjourned meeting OF the Newport
News Land Company will be held az
the cihce OF NIr. l.. o. Wendenburs' room
No. Il 5hafer building. at noon to-day,
when the ofiicers,af tho concern Will pre-
sent to them an important statement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
Friday Muslin
Underwear Sale.

Ladies' &c. extra wide Heavy Muslin
Underskirt, wide hem and tucks. 89c. IN
5 Ladies' IL Muslin Gowns, extra iuN
embroidery. trimmed. 59c.
: 5Oc Cembric Corset Covers, embroidery
and heading trimmed. for 2yc.
2psirs 7sc Ladies' Extra Size Drawers
,ucks and embroidery trimmed. Tor SIC
Infants Long Cambria Slips emOrol-
derry trimmed, for Ice.
IS Little Boys white Fauntlero!
III uses, every one our last years 81
ones, tO.lay will be 39c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
At Mems Furnishing Counter.

50 mems acc heavy Working Shirts, light
and dark colors, for 19c each.
63 Boys 25c. Cheviot Shirts, made
strong, ali sizes. l2 to a. for lie. each;
q mems l5c Standing. WATERPROOF Collars
(siz-s II oulyl. Tor lc . Gil.
70 psir- meas TO- ricAls-plated Cud
Holders, for lc pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
G|e1t Second Floor Departments Moving Prices
On All Remnants, Odds and Ends.

go Shirt Waists. with separate col
lars, made of Percales. Lawns and
some Dimitics. some with pearl but
ions, some with button hole. every one
Of our last year, 80. 30 and 9s cent
Waists, TO day will be closed out for
Poe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
Caps.

Children's zoe silk Tam ONhantasi til
navy i. ne. tat, and rcd. tor 29c.
About 1000 dainty Embroidered ana
FrllIed Head pieces, Tor nurses IN two iots'
10 and lJc.
% Infants SOC Silk Bengaline. DC.
C,ps-Tnu. Rod. and Navy blue, closing
out to-day or &c. r.. .,.;,l,
- sec Groom Silk Brocade Caps' VII"
tull rucne and ribbon strings. tor &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
Fridays Jewelry Sale.

s2j-i0o0 Sterling silver Easter Ensfattn
spoons. with elegant lily designs on
handle. remnant price, &c.. worm -.
Praver-Book Marks. in all-siik. purple
and white ribbons. sterling -iIi loi
and Faith, Hope ana Dhariy le"u'"'''
Remnant price. l9c., worm '''.
cbil8s, g25-io00 sterling Chain and Lock
bracelets. Remnant price. &c., worth
$50.
Vuascopos. in new tricks. Remnant
price. &c..
ladies' Heavy Engraved German silver
Cum Buttons. Remnant price, I've. peg
pair. worth ZJc.
Hand cut Rhinestones. patented hi,N
studs. in sets OF three, for Joe. ael'
worth 2Jc.
Etruscan Fire Gold Stick Pins. set WIN
garuets turquoise, emeitin7' ''r''
Remnant price, &c.; worth zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
Odds and Ends OF
Winter Underwear.

Ladies 81 COmOinttlou ouIlo' 9'~0 -
2jc. =, corob;no,;o,
Suits. sizes 3 and 4, for 25c;.
If Mems n 80 Natural Woo. Shirts, sizes
10 1 nair ladies' 81 All-Wool Ribbed Pants
"a 10 Mems 75c White Wool Shirts, size A.,
for , c. ,,.,.a Pad rlor,oI
Drawers. sizes 80 for SOC. ,-
l., nair Mems 7jc. White Wool Drawers.
sizes IS. 30. -. and Il. for 81 &c.
A lot Of Ladie-' and Chidren ; Qua vests
and Pants At half price.
Il9 all sizes Boys pc. Cheyiot
Shirts. Pinks only left, and for that
reason will be - lie.
Domestic Remnants.
% doz,n y l-2c Pure Linen Hem liuck
Towels large size. for l0c',.
10 dozen Pure Linen hnotted tringed
Damask Towels. 100 each, . tor II; worth
80 dozen Pure Linen Damask Dinner
Nenk,ns. mill end remnants, put up nap
Inns in niece. TOR iJc, worth -l'JO dozen.
Ioo wards 2jc value, IS inch Bleached
Damask y l-2c yard.
dozen Dish Clothes, &c each. made to
sell for II lie. r-., NIL.
Covers. C9c worth II.
% wards Beached Turkish TowelinS,
Pile. yard worth l7c. yard.
23 Yards 81 inch German Damask' 69c. a
yard imported 10 sell at 81 yard.
30 Zoe Bleached lilow Cases. not made
cross-wlse. for DC. each
$50 wards Crinkle Seersuckers, tor I-Sc,
.,.f IN manufactures.
3Ol wards kerwich Dress Plaids, bright
new desigus. extra heavy twiiled. j i-Sc.
ward. 8 lac. quality.
100 remnants of Light Stripe Outing
Cloth for Children's Sacques and Gowns.
&c yard. l0c. regular price. IN piece.
10 dozen fuli-si Bleached Sheets. laun-
dried eady Tor use. 33c. each. C. value.
500 wards, yard-wide. light figured and
striped percales. 3 7-sc yard.
800 wards. black Calico with white figures
and stripes, 7-sc yard. worth 6 Lac yard.
3 pieces of Zoe nayy-blue Duck. white
dots and stripe. 5 7-sc yard.
$50 yards 90 Turkey red Calico. analine
dyed black figures, 7-sc yard.
275 yards Bert Sea Island II l-2c Percales
| yard wide. Sc yard.
400 wards II lie tailor made Duck Suit
inc. for I-sc yard.
1000 yards Jaconots and Organ
dies in remnants, for sc yard
worth from II IL to CSC yard.
aoo remnants y Ice Tafiets and Mimosl
Cloth. from to Toe yard. prices, Z lie
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
court OF Dickinson. Writ of error re-

Haskin Wood Vulcanizing Company W.
Cleveland Shipbuilding Company. VI,
Their argued by John NJ. Johnson ana VI,
II. Galloway. Esqs.. for appeliees. ana
Col +. l.. Smith. for appellant ana SUD
mittcd. III.
The next case to he called Is New YORK
Life Insurance Company vs. DAVIS anu
others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
Incomplete Corset Assortment

sizes 20. p. q. %, Is only Of the One
Dollar c. b. Corsets for SOC. pair.
sizes % and 30 only OF the NO +. ID.
Corsets 10 be sold out for 81 pair.
sizes p; and 81 only % the 81 50 Ferris
Waist 10 be sold fol s. pair,
Sc Corset 10 be sold for acc. pa.T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
White Goods.

A. 600 yards India Linon. l-zc.
6O0 wards Requa. 1-sc.. worth II l--f.
1000 yards Corded Dlmit.es, s-ec.,
worth l-2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
Embroidery Sale.

About 900 strips OF Cambria and Nain-
sock embroidery left from The great
sale. from I 10 {. yards 10 close AZ :,
:. IA. Is and u lie.
60 yards OF Cream Net Top Nenise Lace,
TO close out for s-sc.
q wards OF 4-inch Cream Wool Lace.
value DC. for II lie.
Black and White Cambria ana Swiss
Embrc.dery. from 10 Inches Vide.
value lyc.. for =. yaid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
Hosiery Bargains.

i2O pairs Ladies Fast-Black Double
Sole. Large Rib cd Hose for Zoe. pair.
30 pairs Ladies' Full Seamiess Double
Heel and Toe Gray Mixed Hose TOT
Toe. pair.
Is pairs Ladies' Full Regular Imported
25c. Tan Hose ribbed top, fast colof'
for II lie. pair.
Is pairs Girls 25c. Llsie-Thrcad Hose
fast biack. full seamless. fine rp. doh-
Die heel and toe, for l5c. pair, sizes
and Z IL only.
10 pairs Childs' Fast-Color Full l'esuiAr
De. Plain Hose. in garnet, navy, Dia7
and brown. for DC. pair
90 pairs Misses and BOYS Fasi-Blach,
Fuu Seamless Double sole Zoe. WOOL
Hose, in line rib and plain. for -'e'
pair.
About 800 Ladies' aud Children's
Lace and Embroidered collars. entire
balance OF our great purchase last
week will be closed ont to-day, choice
Ic. Average cost OF them was ~ TO
- lie each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
SILK Odds.

2i-inch soc. Wide Colorcd Grounds. large
brocade. for o9c.
8 pieces Of Changeable Taitcta Odds ana
Ends. sale price, -9c.
Black Brocadc lrdia silks. i,c. qualify
for J9c.
BIZ ok Brccade satins. 10 pieces no SIC.
Black Brocade lrdils. - inches wide.
Odd-and-End Sale price. zoe.
22-inch-W ilo All-Slk Gronldinc. in SATIN
stripe. 3 pieces in the l0t ,5c. value, Tor
5gc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12

$50 pairs Boys Cashmere Pants, IN
even sizes oniy, 4, e. :, 10 l., ~
wears, and for that reason they Will
be closed out to-day for lie pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12

30 RULED Parasol Covers that were
81 aud 75c, will b. closed ont for 5Oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12

500 yard. White tambfic, worth
s l-3c, 10 day " II b. Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12

pure white capes. every size : to
IA Il, W II be sold to-day by The
dozen olly. for Zoe. They originally
cost , 80 dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-12
Proceedings of the Court,

Judge Buchanan has been imperatiVely
detained at home by the illness of his
father. and no opinions were handed
down yesterday. because he has had no OPP
portunity 10 examine such as have been
prefaced. He was on the bench yesterday.
Following is the summary Of the day:
Fulkerson vs. Treasurer City of Brs-
FOL. Corporation Court City of Bristol.
Writ OF error.
Oglesby SC VS. Hughes &c. Circuit
Court of Wythe county. Appeal and SUI
persedeas.
Hicks. Trustee. VS.. Patterson and ais
Appeal and supersedeas TO the Hastings
Court City OF Roanoke.
Gaines. trustee. ". Hundley and ais.
Writ OF error 10 the Circuit Court of
Amelia county
Wilson VS.. Dawson. Writ OF error and
superscdeas 10 the Hastings Court City
Of Roanoke.
New South Building and Loan Assoca-
ton and ais. VS.. Reid and ais. Corpo-
ration Court Of Roanoke. Appeal allow
ed.
James and ais. VS.. Upton and ais. APP
peal and supersedeas to the Circuit Court
OF Middlesex county.
Richmond Electric Company vs.. VII
nams and ais. Circuit court OF Henri
co county. Appeal
Osborne Sc. w. Big Stone Gap Colliery
Company. Appeal &c. Corporation
Court City OF Bristol.
Combs and Wife vs.. Chandler and ais.
Appeal. &c, Corporation Court City OF
Bristol.
Hicks VS. Argerbright Circuit Court
Of Tazeweli county. Writ OF error re-
fused.
Ronald and ais. vs.. Spindle and ais.
Circuit Court Of Montgomery county.
Appeal refused.
CommonwNaith W. Xullin. CausAs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-05
Senator Chandler Gives senator FRYE
Another Gentle Roast,

Boston, Sept 4.-Senator Chandler o.
New Hampshire. who a few days ago
started a discussion by stating thai the
discriminating clause OF section - OF
the Dingiey tariff bill was passed by a
trick OF legislation in the Herald this
morning replies TO Senator Frye. who a
few days ago declared that he could no:
tell how he amendment was passed.
senator Frye IS a good and conclus-
i've witness thai What say is true" said
Senator Chandler. Il quote Senator
Frye's Own words: How This amend
nent 70 section - vas secured l know
not
Senator Frye seems 20 mean that ne
did not know until after The conference
repcr, was adopted on July 81 that the
trick clause was in L. II that is wha;
he does mean then he certainly was
1ricked. because his relation 70 the whole
subject as chairman on commerce made
i impossible that ne should not have
known thst i was done, unless il was
done su-rep;EiOusiy as % him and al
senators and members except The Few
cont-ivers % The device. II, on the other
hand, Senator F-ye did know before
July - that the thing was done, bu: dii
nog know how !, vas done until after be
had failed in his open plan. he omitted
Tor the whole week Of debate over the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-05
ELONDYKE GOLD

There are some things yet more pre-
cious taan gold. Health is one of these
things. Without health nothing is OF
any value. To find health We must in
uuire of those who have found the way.
Fxnerience is a better teacher than
medical colleges. Read Miss Peters
story.
Miss Lizzie Peters, Mascoutah, Ill,
writes recently 10 DR.. Hartman: Il
would like to let the world know what
q wonderful medicine Pe-ru-na is. 1 am
perfectly cured of female weakness by
taking Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin. / have
gained tllirty-seven pounds since taking
Pe-ru-na My friends are wondering
what makes me look 50 bright and
healthy. Before 1 knew what Pe-ru-na
was l had told my parents that l would
never get cured, and that I could not
live much longer. II was Pl--u-na alone
that brought me back to health. Those
who have been suffering for years, either
young or old, should not give up hope,
but should try Pe-ru-na at once"
Dr. Hartman's free treatment for wo-
men is attracting wide attention. Any
woman by sending name, address, symp-
toms, duration of disease and previous
treatment can become regular patient
The doctor will give all necessary ad-
vice and prescription by correspondence.
Thousands are cured, and thousands
more are seeking cure. Write for free
book written by Dr. Hartman for wo-
men only Address The Pe-ru-na Drug
AIanufa curing Co. Columbus. Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-05
NOBLE COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Are In Favor of Home Rule and Says So
Emphaticaiiy.

Perry, o. T, Sept. 4.-The following
resolutions were adopted unanimously al
a meeting OF the Republican county GEN.
trail committee Of Noble county on Au-
gust IS. The hearty endorsement Of the
action OF the committee by Republicans
generally is quite gratifying 20 the COM
mittee:
Whereas, The platform Of the nation
al Republican convention adopted al ST.
Louis guarantees 70 the people OF Okla
homa the right OF self government, exer-
cised by persons residing therein; and
Whereas. Il is commonly and current
~ reported that appointments 10 be made
in the judicial and land office districts OF
which Noble county IS a political divis-
thereof. now therefore
1--WE, the Republican county central
committee of Noble county. 90 most en-
phatically protest against the appoint
ment of any person to any position in
the said judicial and land office districts
unless the person so appointed is resi-
dent OF the said judicial or land Office
district
They would further respectfully rep
resent that in said judicial and land Of
flee districts there are many Republicans
of ability. integrity and political strength
capable OF filling said offices who would
be a credit 20 the administration and
helpful TO the Republican party OF the
territory.
sTbs- roov y. these resolutions be
sent 20 Hon. William Mckinley. p7esi-
dent o. the United States. and 70 Hon.
c. VI. Barnes, governor OF the territory
81 Oklahoma, and VIM VI Jenkins, sec
rs.sry OF the territory"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-05

speech at the meeting Of Scientists at
Basic, Switzerland, during the week, he
declared that the congress had been
worthy Of itself and Of Israel. Then en-
eIed a dramatic scene-tears, kissing and
rejoicing beggaring description. Though
Rabbi Adler of London, declares that the
.Scienti congress was mischievous, it
s. the opinion of the thoughtful in the po-
litical world that this movement will
have to be recognized within the near
future.
The two main objects upon which an
expression of opinion was asked for upc n
the part of the Scientists in all lands
were the Establishment of a Jewish COM
mon centre and the formation of the ma
chinery TO carry it out, and they were
favorably acclaimed by all present.
KNIGHTED BY SURPRISE.
While Queen Victoria was travelling
from Osborne 10 Gosport, during the
week, on her way TO Balmoral, her ma
jesty called Staff Captain w B. Gold
smith, commander OF her yacht, TO the
quarterback, and in tle presence Of the
court ana the crew, she conferred upon
him the honor OF knighthood. The al
fair was entirely spontaneous, and Is one
Of the few instances Of knighthood hav-
ing been conferred by the queens own
iniative instead OF a result of political
intrigue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-05
LET MIR. BOBO OFF EASY.
HALF A BILLION MORE
Excess In Value of This Years Crops Over
Last Years.

Washington. Sept. 4-Colonel Brigham,
assistant secretary Of agriculture, has
returned from trip to New England.
He reports that she people of that sec
ton generally express themselves as
pleased with the change that has taken
place in industrial conditions. While the
farmers are especially delighted on ac-
count OF the enhanced value of their pro-
ducts there is no disposition on the par,
of others TO grunble because they have
10 pay more 10 the farmers.
Colonel Brigham still holds to the opin-
ion that the aggregate value Of the entire
crop OF the country viii be almost if not
quite half a billion dollars in excess OF
shat OF last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-05

Two Enemies In Greer County Fire at the
Same Time.

Guthrie. o. T. Sept. 3.-Says special
to the Capital from Mangum: At bar
becue at Mangum on the 2sth ult., and
jus; as the great crowd began TO disperse
an old feud between VIII Fullerton, a
farmer, and Smith kellem, a cattieman.
resulted in the death Of Kellem and the
wounding OF Fullerton in the arm. The
men met in a wagon yard, when Kellem
made an assault on Fullerton with his
revolver. Fullerton ran into stall in
the stable. closely followed by Kellem.
pulling his revolver as he ran, he turned
and both men fired at the same time.
Fullerton was wounded in the ler, arm
and Kellem was SHOT lust above the
night eye. He was killed instantly.
Fullerton had a preliminary hearing
and the evidence saowed that he shot In
self defense. P'.hIic sentiment is on his
side
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-05

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-05
WOLF Is ADJUDGED INSANE
Noisy Citizen of Oklahoma City Taken I
Norman

Guthrie, o. T., Sept. 3.-The Oklaho-
man of Oklahoma City says: Frank Wolf
worry and whose frequent appearance
in land contest cases in the early days,
and frequent appearances in the police
court OF late has made him quite gener-
ally known. was before the insanity
board yesterday His frequent fits of
devilish temper was found by the board
10 De emotional insanity and as he is a
very dangerous man while in these fits
ne was committed to the insane asylum
and was taken south last night
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-05
Rih. shoot a, se.gir,. y. J.

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