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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-02
Danyille's fIig Tobacco Sales.

DANVILLE, VA, April Especial
The sales OF loose leaf tobacco on this
market In March were unusually large
amounting to 6.illSI pounds The sales
from October LIST TO March 3lst incluT
sive were ~ O29. f73 pounds.
This is $3.50 5Sl pounds more than were
sold during the same period Of the last
tobacco year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-02
-,ful orderlv. and dellghtful place OF re-

tiful, orderly. and delightful place OF re-
sort, said he.
Petitions were presented, he said, 10 De
signed by III people Of Church Hill against
building the track desired by the Irac-
ton Company.
on motion Of Mr. King, further con-
sideration OF the matter was postponed TIL
Saturday, April 3d. at $3.50 z. NJ, and the
committee adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-02
Totals ..................ii

Summary: Earned runs-Nlrgina, .,
Vermont /. Two-base hlts-Hoxton and
Male. Three-base hits-Colier Home
runs-Collier and Huger. Stolen bases
Male. Huger Collier %, Hoxton. Double
plays-Miner 10 Emery: O'Keefe, Male
and Hunt Hit by pltcher-Nalle. Struck
out-By Collier. 2; Dlnsmore. 3 Bases on
balls-On Collier. A. Dinsmore. 2. Time OF
game, one hour and forty minutes. UNI
pire, Mr.. Sweart. OF Vermont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-02
The I,oat. Not Ready.

The Virginia Boat Club opened It's club
house Yesterday morning for the "oTh o.
the summer. The boats were expected 10
be READY for use yesterday, put OWING 10
some unavoidable delay they are not
ready. Assurance is given, however, tha'
everything Will be In readiness ~ sa'ur'
DAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-02
NOTTOWAY COURTS.
The County Court Gives Way to the C'rcun
Court.

Court.
NOTTOwAY COURTHOUSE, April L.
spccial.-Circuit Court. which opened here
last Monday with Judge Ii. A Hancock
on the bench. is still in session. The large
amount of business could not be disposel
of In time for the County Court to open.
So Judge &. f.. Goodwin adjourned the
County Court over until next Thursoay'
the Sth.
A very small crowd was present to-day,
owing 10 the fact that there would De no
County Court business attended TO.
The taking of ucpositions In the hpes-
ThOrp contested election case is goihs on
here this week. The dispositions are IN re-
butta. 10 Mr. Thorp's, taken some time
ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-02

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL, March
3L-SpecialTThe Episcopal High School
team defeated today on the home grounds
the strong nine called Georgetown Re-
serves. by a score OF TO g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-02
Susncnded English Rank

WEYMOUTH. ENGLAND, April. L.
The banking house. whose suspension was
announced Yesterday. Is the Weymouth
old Bank. one Of the Oldest in Dorset
shire. The liabilities amount to s.. 200 600.
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should be Encouraged.

We are glad TO see that the City Council
OF Manchester has granted the conces-
sons asked by the Chesapeake and ohio
railway for its proposed great viaduct
over James river Such Improvement
should be encoura ged West Point Plain
Dealer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-02
Robbery nj Emporia.

EMPORIA. VA. April l.-Special.-Rob-
bers entertd the store house OF Mr. II. ".
Newsome. on Main street. last night and
took $50 worth of goods. No arrests
have been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-02

Miss Ella Baber. daughter Of Mr..
Thomas Baker. is very Ill.
MFR. +. Upper. OF Richmond. Is a. the
Alton House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-02

richmond NolltSt .........V y = r. 8 u
Roanoke college ..........V . W
summary. harmed runs-RichmOnd Col
lese. q. koaf oke College, 3. Iwo-Dase hits
-iiirsh. Cunningham, BOrycr Three
base hits-Cunningham. stolen bases
Leonard Mcneil, Wills 90, ElysOn,
Ilrsh. DE Camp 90, Wellington, Smith,
Boryer. Meade %, Gale ", toX, Rhyme
Icnlck. Base on balls-Om Weddington,
=. OFT De camps. g lit by pitched bali
Wills. Struck out-By Wellington, !, by
De Camp. g. Passed bals-Meade. Time
of game. one hour and forty minutes.
Umpire. MI Phillips.
FLNNN HAS SIGNED
Carney Flynn, the great pitcher. has
signed "a Richmond contract, and Will be
u the city In a few days.
charlie Hcaleys Pets' is the name Of
baseball club of boys under sixteen
years OF age They are ready and willing
10 play any club OF same age al any time.
Send all challenge TO No 800 sOuih fIth
street. The CLUB is as follows:
Claud braIuy, c. James Murphy, p.'
Fred. Kitchen. $. S.; James Hagan, ID
George kellibcr. 3D.. Clifton IalIey, 80. ,
Joseph Schwartz, ]. f.; Henry Fitzpatrick,
J.. r.. Frank Lee, C. f.; Willie DUNN sub
Afltute
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-02

wholesale and retail dealers In Anthracite,
Splnt Steam and other Goals. Coke, and
Wood. fsli-sm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11

ship are small. and the passengers ,"us
necessarily see very much OF one anosn ..,,
Therefore. II Ia not surprising. inas'nue,.
as Inconsistency IS said 70 pc ",boart
name for woman, that the s,", :,
en- route finds the companionsn'p 90
handsome prospective colonnt 80 -, :.
mating that before the voyage ehns
has decided TO enjoy II 10 INC iu''''"
thereof as long as life exists.
The Instances OF the sort quo'eu n.r
,er.d "a often that the people petceNe'
nat something had 20 be done aoOu' ~
,.,,n IL, -, the broken hearted was grow
80 ., s,,ch n tremendous rate mat j,
a~s,a,ir afyected the prosperity OF the
co,onIcs Go the civil and the clericai
d,ont,aries nut. their heads together anu
arrorved n plan for marriage by PROXY
~. .s,sse aavs there were no ocean capies
Ia ~, messages had 10 be TRANSMITTED
bv letter. IL was arranged uS n"a"
,see,su and weeks in advance, that a. "
ca,,oln time-difference in time oeins az,
loSved for-the proxy marriage sho ,.n-
,oke Mace. and Immediately thele, 49,.
,he brtde should set sail for the 'oio"'
,hat contained her husband.
wives are not always above iiirtatiohs,
"a ~ course. fiTtations can be car'ie"
a. Great distance. But one 'hlns "a
80 ~ rer,ain. the chance or the "o0iu-
,a h,sband of getting his wife AT onSe
rs,a,,,a 100 per cent. better. Ihousn tne
- .aroe.ines was distressed 10 part
,ro,, her fellow voyager, she was ~ ~
posltion 10 refuse 20 90 So anu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11

..~uE
oak I'm the open air. The occasion "aS
one of great enjoyment to all present.
Mr.. William r. wharton. City ATTORNEY
OF Radford. who has been visiuns
White Thorn. returned home Weuhssua'
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Black are 40
sent on summer outing TO 'Hsi.'1
Beach. Old Point, and other places OH TUG
seashore. -
Mr. X. r.. Frazier OF Charlotte. y. e.
arrived Tuesday to spend the balance u
the summer here.
The long drought which threatened 10
destroy ali growing crops. was broken
nv fine rains In the early part OF the
week. which have continued In occasional
showers every day since.
The wheat was all cut and shocked
before the rain. and. much OF 1t has al
ready been put into stack In good conui-
ton. our farmers are now busy getting
up their hay crop.
Colonel William NJ. Patton, who has
been quite seriously indisposed Is, l am
glad 10 say. out again, and able 10 al
tend his summer lectures.
Professor Samuel r. Pritchard, OF me
department Of electrical engineering ~
st,ll absent. visiting friends In South
Carolina, his old home.
Mr.. y. D. Wilson. an Old student or
the Virginia Polytechnic institute ana
later an Instructor in chemistry here, buc
now a student Of Johns Hopkins. Is WIS =
ing friends at the Virginia Polytechnic
Ipctifutl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11
BLACKSBUKG.
Personal Notes - Entertainments
Good Rnlns-Briefs.

BLACKSTONE. VA, July p.-Cspe-
cial.)-Dr. ]. NJ. McBryde returned Tues
day night from meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Board VI VISITORS
of the institute. which was held on MOI
day and Tuesday at Basic City, va
colonel Shanks and family have leit
the Hill, and have taken w summer
quarters at New Castle Craig county.
The village is now full Of young lazy
visitors. who make it very merry one
entertainment follows another In quick
succession.
On last evening number OF couples
went over to the yellow Sulphur Springs
ana took part in the opening german
given by the hospitable proprietor, Colo-
mel Ridgway Mott.
on Wednesday Captain Stockton Heth
invited a party of friends 10 go on an
old-fashioned fish-fry. Mr.. Cloyd Otey
welcomed them most handsomely to his
hospitable home, on Toms creek. About
two bushels OF fine fish were caught ana
fried under the shade Of magnificent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11
An HonorabIe Corporation.

A recent account OF The unexpected
payment OF a life-nsurance policy en-
phaslzes the fact that corporations. ~
well as individuals, can be Influenced B.
n HIGHER motive than selhshnoss. 4 man
died in America whose lie had been ln-
sured I'm scotlond. - disregard OF me
emigration clause in the contract. he had
anrulled his policy. His relatives. Know
ing this. did not apply for tho indemnity
money but later. greatly TO their sur
prise and gratitude 10 came An inter-
ested friend had represented their case
10 the company, the needs OF the family
the hardshlps Of the loss, etc, and, af-
ter further inquiry, tho insurers made
an exception. and paid the full amounts.
Acts Of nobility In business are apt %
he the very one deprecated by the COM
mon remark. THAT Is not business
II "a mot business" 20 do more than Is
nominated I'm the bond" But the boast
OF honesty 'I do as I agree" does noN
cover all right action. Men do not keep
the Ten Commandments because they
agreed to-" II they are true men, they
try to keep them in spirit as well as 10
Letter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11

Mr. George Baskerville, who was called
home by the sudden death of his molner'
at her home. near Boydton. is back again
attending classes in summer Work here.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Barneiield and family
of seven, OF Galveston. Tex. arrived at
the Blacksburg Inn on Wednesday eve
ming, and will spend the summer at this
POPULAR summer resort.
Dr. william II. Flynn, Of South caro-
lima University has arrived with MS
family az the Montgomery White sui
phur Springs. where he Will remain nn"l
September, He and his charming family
spen; last summer in Blacksburg, where
they made many friends.
The now post-offce building has been
completed and Mr.. w. c. Elicit. the
newly appointed postmaster, has as
sumed charge. The new building is
equipped with a number of lock-boxes
for the convenience of the public.
Mr. Alexander Black has rented the
property recently purchased Of Mr..
Dundas. and situated on the outskirts
OF the town, 10 Colonel J. Hampton Hoge,
who has moved his family here from Roa-
noke, and Will reside here in the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11

and the car service has been al lhat
could be asked.
The bill for this week. commencing TO-
morrow night. is especially strong ard
includes some OF the hos; known pee
formers in the realm of vaudeville.
Those contributing to the entertain
ment OF the spectators will be as FOL-
lows.
The Metropolitan Three-George Preston,
tenor; Jean Belmaine contralto; Frank
Calburt. comedian; artistic vocal and
couNdy sketch; I'D. Colby and DeWit
Frank. italian organ er.nder and hs
monkey; Miss Pearl Raymond. acro-
batic dancer; Doly-the Carions-iarT
''Texas Girl and Circus Man; Rrannan
and Williams, up-to-date act-lauR z
hit; Hoppe. novelty club jugg.er' Tho
Blues Band play az each performance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11

soap that removes grease-spots from n
kitchen floor. l have known the most
hideously ugly people 20 be perfectly
lovely TO women-that is, by means OF
saltwater and fried oysters and things
OF that sort. Occasionally. the word
perfectly" is split or from the expires.
slve adjective it qualities, and assigned
to duty in other directions. Sometimes
We even hear Of things that are per
fectly ridiculous" or perfectly nofrl-
ble." Doubtless, there are even some
perfectly imperfect" objects IN TINS
world.
And II perchance. some generous lass
ehouId saw that this letter has but ono
ecintilla Of "cuteness," 1 shall DO per
fectly" satisfied. -
THE IDLE REPORTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11
VAUDEVILLE AT FOREST HILL.
The Entertainment Growing In Ia
yor-Tbis Weeks Bin.


yor-Tbis Weeks Bin.
That the vaudeville entertainment
which is now being given nightly with a
matinee each Saturday, at Forest Hill
park merits the large attendance wnich
has greeted It every evening, is SHOWN
NV the expressions OF satisfaction heard
on every side from those who nave VII
,eseed these performances. Inc pea
can't trolley ride across the james through
or,o, colds and shady groves, ana theh
q short walk down a picturesque gen.
Lr,ngs vou TO the natural amphlthedIie
n'ba~e the performance takes place
rrba beautiful lake affords an oppor-
mir, Of presenting scenic display OF
1,,hlch fun advantage IS taken. goh-
Soia decorated with japanese lanterns
~ 1,hteh are seated the members or the
80 dressed in their stage attire,
80 Riues Band, IN uniform, propelle9
-, oordoliers in fantastic costume anu
r. whole illuminated by burning coi0ieu
. al, rresants a beautiful spectacle.
This feature IS greatly added 70 uull .,.s,
&c nrogress by discharges OF hIeMO, No
~ various kinds, some OF them pens
water fireworks when continue ~
come time 10 burn on the surface ol 'iio
,,,a,er When added to TINS opening
feature is the really merltoriouS per
fornance given on thu stage the pea
eure-seeker cannot fail TO ne I'M
dressed and entertained Special ponce
assure good order, and no liquor IS al
loved TO be sold on the grounds. All
seats are furnished without extra eharge'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11
AT LONG DISTANCE.
BRIDE IN HOLLAND AND BRIDE
GROOM IN SOUTH AFRICA.
10 TIE IS MORE LRGAL THAN THIS.
4 rriend of the Husband TO Re IL
Given n Power of Attorney 10 Rep
rcsent Him nj the wedding-Is n
Guard Against Inconstancy.
ecorr.-,onaencc Of the pIspatch)

pRAEroRIA. SOUTH AFRICA. June
THE oldest marriage in the history OF
South Africa has just taken place here
and in Holland. The bride and groom
vcre the trine Of 5000 miles apart, and
yet all the clergy OF the world could
NOT make the tie between them more
strong than II is to-day.
Tho circumstances surrounding the case
mako it almost an international mar
riase. Tho bridegroom was Ernest van
rrotsenburg. the head Of the State Teie-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11
The Blue and the Gray.
Syracuse Post.)

Confederate veterans will join with
Union veterans in the great parade at
Chicago July 22d, when the Logan statue
is to be dedicated. This VIII be happy
indication that the animosities Of war
time have passed away. and that sec
tionaI lines no longer divide the citizens
Of this great republic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11
z,xxxsr---zrazrrz-r
Tro LILLE Continent,.

North and South America, beside Qua. O..
Inala. the West Indies Australia, and
even EuroDe. are the fields OF usefulnes7
i'm which Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has
demonstrated rs value as an antltOie 10
malaria. and as a remedy for dyspepei
constipation. rheumatism, neuralgia, tll-
iousness. nervousness. and loss or appe-
tile and sleep. The inhabitants. the meil'
cal men OF thcee countries have spok %
i'm no uncertain tones concerning ths
efficacy of the great household remedy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11

fore. the husband got bride, II not al
ways willing one
There was no occasion for any such rear
I'm this instance. Mr.. Van Trotsenourb
had expected to return to Holland 10 De
married at D. certain time, but business
ever4s transpired which rendered such d
Journey an impossibility. He was IL
despair. until some one suggested the
proxy marriage, and then the way seemeu
smooth. He mas not neglected his pusl-
ness. but he has wife, who viii prooaply
be with him before these words are
printed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-11

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style of work and prices will %
sure to please you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-04
8Docutor's Notice.

1Ae unaaMgnsd hsying bsen sppoinsed sxsea-
ton q IT, ~ VII and tsasment q ocosge
state Of InfnelD, deceased, hereby Gives noe1eG
that they v1n appear before the county eonlt q
1ock le1a1d county, q The cfnce Of tne clerk a
aid eouFt, In the city of ROCK Island, q tn
July tenn, On the Arps Monday in Juiy
nexts q Which the Ill persons having e,ei1l
ogaina ~ esents aso nofifed md reQGootsl q
stteod fne TIE puYpose Of having the eaDo e
jase0d An pcfsOns indebsed to said o11o10 IN
Dsssl iiss q Day q Nay. A. D. lM.
ERAHK MITE,
CnAEx1s X. ulxTEB.
IEnouoou
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-04
NOW THINK HARD

In order to bring before the people
! generally better conception of Rock
Islands advantages and to cultivate
taste for we'll written advertisements
THE ARGUS offers prize of S. worth
OF books for the best display advertise
ment calculated to induce the location
of residents or factories in Rock
Island. The contest to be conducted
: theFOHOWif7Q COndifiO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-04
ALDRICH VERSUS A SPECIAL

Gallinger Thinks It Easy to Decide Which
to Believe-Issue of veracity.
Gallinger, proceeding, said the people
Of each senator's state must pass upon
his character. limitations and vague
charges had been made against the
members Of the finance committee and
against the senator from New Jersey
(Smith). Those who knew these SEN
ators needed no investigation to show
that the charges were false. The SEN
ator from Rhode Island (Aldrich), a
leading member Of the finance commit
tee, had risen and had made a complete
and sweeping denial to the senate. So
that, declared Gallinger, it is the word
of Nelson W. Aldrich against that of
the correspondent of a New York news
paper. Which was the senate to ac-
cept? Was there to be a moment g
hesitation in accepting the statement Of
Aldrich.
Can senator Aldrich and the commit
tee deny a hearing?" .queried Tillman,
when the paper making the charge Of
fered to appear and prove the charger"
Gallirger said this Investigation of
charges might go on indefinitely. Sup
pose another paper made another charge.
Must the senate start an Investigation
of that charge? Tillman was still
standing at his desk and answered: .'If
these charges are false, then it is time
to stop the lies spread before the public
this SANDER Of ink-and to punish the
men guilty Of the falsehood; and until
you do so you stand convicted before
the American people" The time hal
not arrived, Gallinger said, when the
American press was to be muzzled in
the manner suggested by the senator
from South Carolina
After Gallinger concluded Tillman
made the statement that Jones of
Nevada had told him that he was ready
to report the investigation resolution.
Gallinger said this could hardly be true.
n the committee had not acted. TILL
man repeated his assertion, whereupon
Jones of Arkansas, the other member
of the committee. arose and in positive
tones. declared-''The chairman could
not have made such q statement "a II
was not 3d."
But he did make It," again asserted
Tillman.
Then let him make It here" de-
manded Jones'
The senators were facing each other
and the exchange was direct and per
sonal. Tillman said he had seen that
the Republican senators had "caucused
at . dinner" and had decided not to
support this Investigation. Was this
another lie? The Democratic senators
also were sid - b opposed to in-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-04

San Francisco, June 4.-The attorneys
for Theodore Durrant appeared before
Judge Gilbert in the United States CIR
cult court yesterday and applied for q
writ Of supersedeas for the purpose Of
staying the execution Of sentence, but
this was denied by the court. An ap-
plication for leave to appDal from this
decision to the supreme court Of the
United States was then granted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-04

Psttshurg, June l.-Jones & LauGhlin
have taken the bull by the horns in the
strike matter at their mill and closed
the entire plant indefinitely. mt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-04
Gov. Drake Il Not Talking.

Des Moines. Ia, June 4.-Governor
Drake is silent on the refusal of Gov
ernor Tanner to honor his requisition for
the Chicago bucket shop men. When
seen he said he had nothing to ray.
1t is understood Governor Drake will
let the matter drop. He is not PERSONAL
ly interested in the case. and IL he were
he is powerless. as there is no authority
which he can invoke to bring the men
t(, Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-04
Connection It May Be Said

That an advertisement containing the
fewest words is often the most striking,
and that the most grammatical is not
always the most attractive. Common
sense and truthfulness should be
kept in mind The ad that is the best
in all respects, the most striking, origi-
nal and most likely to carry conviction
with it, will win the prize. Competitors
will bear in mind that the lad" should
be prepared as though it were to be
used in New York papers for the pur-
pose of attracting factories or residents
to Rock Island. The "ad" is to be what
is know as display advertisement, in
other words one to be set in large bold
type to attract attention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-04

D The contest is open to any resident of Rock
Island male or female
(9 Only "ad' will be considered from each
contestant.
() The advertisement must not contain more than
one hundred words
~ The contest opens Tuesday. May 49, and closes
Saturday, June 5, at p m. All lads" must be at THE
ARGUS office by that hour.
81 Every "ad' must bear the full name and ad-
dress of the contestant and the number of words contains
(0 The award of the prize will be made by COM
mtee of three composed of 7. H. Thomas Charles Buord
and Prof. ]. E. Gusus, of Augustana college,
C0 The winner will be given an order for IS worth
of books of his or her own selection.
FhSr Nor~oo4sn~ Il H.. n n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-04
THE TRAvELERs' GUIDE.

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1afvs(-riekets eM b purchased q ~.
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vest!gation. But" he added, turning
to hts associates, IF there il rascality
we ought to know 1t. 1t lays with you
by your votes to be relieved Of the
charges before the American people"
Jones Of Arkansas. Of the committee.
gave assurance that the resolution
would be reported in due time unless
taken from the committee. IT believe
the senate Of the United States is an
honorable body" he said. II believe
senators are gentlemen - as a rule"
There was hum Of suppressed laughter
at this qualification.
Tillman thereupon announced that as
the Representatives. Of the committee had
said report on the sugar resolution
would be made he withdrew his motion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-22
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