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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10
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Ut the bAosod. and u is quality the
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10

Ii Is Of the u1m,1s1 lg'arrause
1ha1 a5e AHeb1->4z1u and ths
Psrgugnssa sl,saaE work 1ggs1a.sr-
Tbe methods of eon=glai.i-iiu.z
them sacll5 Be carefully consider
ed aus1 Biaprs,L
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10

Ike v L Herald EEzElIEEsE.ss AZ
other ssElsa1B1uEI saET rEgzF.lng
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10
DE-. LYAASs AkrWIR-

1E Elawaa- and NOW one Of the
suzusn7 physicians Of Chicago,
-1sEshes TWO articles IN the A&-
vance 3 widely circulating paper,
N 1hs Hawaiian question He re-
z-alss tire rsasans USUALLY advanced
I'm favor II anreSaT1an- and ssPec1-
4 1--v c,ar.froaES the <1atenaentS and
rzun-su7s Of Carl Shurz.- IN oppo-
z1a1n TO annezatPgn, which sEe nov
ae5ug vizuroglsly pressed IN Har-
verS Weekly He has one decided
H1vauzage over our heuae advocates
who are p,srsilsHsn1Iy charged with
having =lule Pee71uaary 1uteres1 at
sake He haiz been fqr. thirty years
an American and has the right 10
TAX 10 hzs fellow efrzzsus frQm the
American Standpoint His views
are- therefore. Of weight
In combating Nr- Shurzs sta1z-
ueu4 uha1 the natives here have
been robbed Of their RIGHTS, and
their own Gcvgruu1znt. IN The e.
-I1Iasl1u-zuf Of the Republic, he
lIIl1.i,ss TO dh.s elsaF Fearanee of the
ancient Chras7llnEzts,d popuIarlon-
md the rase Of evil Influences, and
t1a1Iuues- -Tae eommgn people
hike Indians. without lu.1lleuabIe
rsservarlauS- have long since parted
with 5i1sir landed possessions and
have nothing TO SCI I'D 4 claim for
consideration any more than the
IH,5HIuz IN Tins country Having
=s41aH,d=rs,i fhzr FarrIHl.1uE- they
Irs HvlHg like Prod5.zaI sons upon
11s bounty aHd forbearanee Of their
4 r'=izu brz5ireu-
The doctor K surely I'M srrgr-
He s5arss I partlEI TRUTH On the
o1hzr hand The <Tru1gEs5 annex
a7l5uI=Fs urge In WIDELY cTTrruIz7E3
d5cTlnz,sur=- thaf the HaETvgs are
d1cT-z- GIN reia6 and WRITE 1nd are
gz5rz equal I'D th@ ei1IzEuls Of mfny
h ltee III THE UuI15,d S1ares- ami In
no sense are q dangerous class
these e,5aiB.5Tng statements Gun
tusa the minds of readzrs- and ea1se
Them To esaze re.lifTTng abour Z sub
5=s5 On Erh5eIa there Es 10 agreement
rsg1rrIzug the facts Both z54tz-
Isn1z aEe extreme
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1895 u41Tvs oWuers If real es1are-
Il aza5zs5 1910 fureign gwrarz-
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9UIIfiQu- Bun the census gives Nd
TaIuas- md L Misleading III thai
asspe,.5- The natives. according to
1he ezzzI=- qEn 51-s4 PER e=nt- of
TIE dwsILznG. ei=aF upon land
owned III f=,5 simple o. On h1@=-
=Hs.s4 l1z- while aEhr other III
ii1u.lIzrizs. fneIulItfTng the Amzri-
CHS BrI1ish and Germans own
1uIy 1880 Of Tie dwellings Here
4zzn- Tie crnzzz L misleading, Il
1hs u1ls5 Important T5em ii TaIues
Z uo5 given III n M fauI1 u The
ssns7-z mixer HEwaI1En= 0Tu r.
Izil h1rs,=s- Americans 0Eu LOO
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In Suggesting The fzaEaErEnee III
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10

EEsz1 ORDERS EzFs keea put Il tze
White HoEEe 70 support ths oGes-
seekers WHO e-0z1 zEoz- tie P-eEs-
EsncE aEes 6ocx
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10

raers needed IN sse1oAHsa II TIE way
az rassa1sA<epS, As We said a. TIE BE-
gsa1sax. we DC res think any saaAor~
are plans are required, There are aes
many a1sc1-aAasss ees these es71es SeS
q Acraa Il Is nee S1ss 10 eass blame
1Fcn sAs Queens Hesr6-as sor rssaSs1s
70 s2zrSe s2e1-aAAs raEisncS The wards
hare new 3 barge number u eAro2sc
patients ami ssea there wos1eS BE No
r0em Eer any eehsEs NsScAs< s Il rSSAs
70 blame rrsTass Ae1ssAeaSsSs O. toSg~
frSg-Aease keepers fur 12wSlsIsS1ess 10
recsfve s7eEraaassS for their houses
wel13 scec ee empty az& their means
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fer long shs distressed coughing q s
conservative, hssssss the eShsr s2cc2-
Vs1s1ess that TIE Reor Fec9ee earss>
Therefore. q heGss SAe1hS BE r-orSsee
and Supported by the Fael5e. sss II t2ss
EA11 shape II viii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10

There L an Increase Of those who
come here In The final despair of
life they COME here 10 die The
care OF s0me OF these umfur1unzres
l. part of the price we must pay
for <unIT1 isle and balIny an.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10

II cAs British residents viii not. or
e91ncc. see their way TO begin and
ecnrEsee 4 jubilee Memorial Hospital
Of this nature. bsz then rssS IN tAs
homer Of having originated the hSsa
and Itsza tbs whole community II earn
EST ssfcErs 10 effect 80 1eAss 3 purpose
-Arsi1can Church Chronicle.
This community X generous IN
ulany WAYS, The demands upon It's
resources are great, But all prop
eEty IN the community Is held IN
trust for the best uses This Is the
doctrine Of the Testament and OF
those who d5sbel5eye IN the Tesla
men1- The Pope, the Archbishop
of Canterbury, the American
churches aIl agree IN this Even
Colonel IngersoEl puts himself ON
this platform AS this doctrine Of
trusts prevails, smd itS roots reach
DOWN and 1oueh the hearts Of men.
the eharTties rlss and more giving i
dome with the hands than with the
mouth
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10
M0RR JAPANESE IDEAS

Tie 61rsiiE1 gEg,srx gJIill-isli,s.t u IEp-
III give E1z IrsnG Il IinIusEi1z II 11a1
G,-iIn-T en- Tie EEvIziL1 uHzzEr- The
GaEzgrzz zsIFg 1itEz Z d,,uars VERY uu,i1
w1tsEl1,sr JIgan H.IIt consider lIl,s grii-
Wages lar sIul;EEl,Elzs =nHIT II EIEIl
would ~ vgrrln struggle WIN I grw-
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l'scLlss An,=ru.a weu1it ca-rT 5inz ilEi1
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VERY Ezziis q,Ilz-l,Il IliTI11- Ersz III hl111,s
zlaz 11=F zf,,uli Ia Baear,ls,f =E,=giII
riiEirzs 41rulIt- --'Th.4 m,zrg 6f=a u
IIgan zln1Hl1r iiEf1 Tn sulh Z gII..,s.
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girT Il z1aIId a,4 ss=rd,1usiF uGcrs.t III
New Ecr4 Il tis.,IiErss 11lLz tie l1nE
II TIA IEgIEl.ssH press hIs b,=samz 80
ma,ttzra1s II believes E1I1 lI1,=rA VIII 10
III serious dzffigI17F WIN HIwIz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10

IL hz athsr Farrz q his Erri.slzs.-
Lguzn Shows hz Ig7aItg ID hs Il
-fFs hzd, and n The SANE 5fme-
g..l1s f1r America thai Vai.=a / due
n Arr=rTe.s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-09-10

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Villa E=zl1hz- No J. Joe Cozrz5r No
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sEzh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-20

tion of the commissioners of (iravel- ing District No. l, giving as Fis OpIn- ion that it would be improper for the Council to grant the prayer of the petitioners in asking to be dis- charged from further care of the district, etc, was received and ordered filed.
 The report of the City Attorney as. to the disposition of city appeal casen was read. and the Attorney was di- rected to carry the association case to the Supreme Courts
 An ordinance regulating excava- tions on paved streets WAS read aud adopted.
 A resolution to permit certain petitioners to make certain improve ments in fire district was read. and the clock struck ten. whereupon the Mayor announced that under the resolution passed at last meeting he would declare the Council adjourned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-20
LEAGUE IS A SUCCESS.
Little Rock Team Returns Home Flushed With the Pride of
 Eleven Straight sssssaa lhit Cams G If S.

Harry Edwards, President of the State Baseball League. and manager of the Little Rock team. returned yesterday evening from Hot Springs with his players, flushed with the pride of eleven straight games and only one fiercely contested defeat. The local team is pronounced by all to be the best that ever wore the Little Rock colors. There may have been more brilliant individual play CTS, but there has certainly never been better team work, and to this is ascribed the almost phenomenal success which has attended the club from the very first. Through the constantly recurriIg g victories of the Little Rock team, Texark anna, Fort Smith and Hot Springs have been spurred on to strengthen their teams and much more may be expected Of them in the future. The league is an accomplished success. While no great amount of money has been made the clubs have paid expenses and established reputation for the second round. There is g good interest at all the points, and the patronage has been encou aging. The only grievance which MT. Edwards has is against the Texar- kama, Tex, Rifles, who euehered him out of large portion Of Saturdays receipts by taking possession of the park on Wednesday, for a drill which , was not gwen until about o'clock. A fence and grandstand will be put up at Texarkana. There are good grounds at Hot Springs and Fort Smith. It is expected that Shreve- port and Pine Bluff will enter the league before it is many days older. making q six-club league. Arkansas Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-20
149 MILES IN 143 MINUTES.
The Empire Express Breaks all Re cords in Run from Syracuse
 to Buffalo.

l BUFFALO. July l9.-ss We're twenty l three minutes late, said Conductor Johnson of the Empire State express Engineer Edgerton as they left Syra- euse this afternoon. sBet you the cigars you can't make up ten min utes between here and Buffalo. Engineer Edgerton shouted back an acceptance and opened the throttle. One hundred andforty miles lay between him and Buffalo, and the schedule time had been cut repeated " so as to make it as fast as is con- sistent with safety. The delay had occurred on the Albany division. When the express rushed into Roches- ter nine of the ten minutes had heen saved. Conductor Johnson was on long shot.
 The train stood two minutes in the Rochester depot and plunged ahead, shattering records as it went. It was 2:24 o'clock when it left Svra- euse. Reached Buffalo at 4:47, two minutes late. Engineer Eagerton had picked up twenty-one mintes, running 149 miles in l43 minutes, in- cluding stops and slow ups at cross ings and for water, thus creating worlds record for he rnil of q regu- lar train with [. complement of eoaciies. No one held u watch on
 
 the miles as the posts fitted by or Engineer Edgerton might have other records to his credit He says that at no time did he regard the speed of the train to be highly dangerous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-20
THE OLD CONFEDERATEs
J Ed Murray Camp Holds Meet
 ing and Elects Officers.


 J. Ed. Murray Camp, No. BIO, U. c. V. met at the Court House Inst Monday night at s o'clock.
 Camp was called to order by Con- mander B. E. Benton.
 On motion the reading of minutes of previous meeting was dispensed with.
 The report Of Treasurer J. B. Tru- lock was received and filed.
 Gen. R. NJ. Knox rendered an ac- count against tie Camp for flag and rent for headquarters of Camp at the Nashville reunion. On motion a committee was appointed to raise funds to gay the account.
 The camp elected the following officers for the ensuing year:
 lst Commander. B. E. Benton.
 2nd Commanders, G. E. Valiant.
 3rd Commander, NJ. ". Taggart.
 Adjutant. c. q. Newman.
 Quartermaster, ". D. Vance.
 Surgeon, ]. P. Stanley.
 Chaplain, J. r. Carr.
 Treasurer, J. B. Trulock.
 Ensign, ! D. Murtaugh.
 Miss oammie Sennett rendered her resignation as sponsor of the Camp. On motion the resignation was laid on the table.
 Comrade H. A. Mccoy read a let ter from Mrs. Susan F. Lee, request- ing the members of the Camp to use their influence to have"Lee's History of the Civil War used in the schools of Arkansas. On motion the letter and circulars were referred to the State Camp.
 Comrade Newman moved that n vote Of thanks be extended the dele gates and ex Confederates who at tended the Nashville Reunion, for the able manner i'll which they rep resented the Camp. Motion was unanimously carried.
 Adjourned to meet again on the last Tuesday night in September.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-20
4 GRAND SUCCESS
Was tic Entertaininent Given at tie Merrill Tnsti-
 tutc Last Night.

About three hundred people were at the Institute last night to show theis appreciation af the generous offer by the Pine Bluff Oratorical Association.
 UThe people felt uncomfortable at first-from the heat-but finally the arguments became so breezy that t made the atmosphere very pleasant.
 The debate was: Resolved, That the United States has Reached the Zenith of it's Power and Glory
 The affirmative side of this ques- tion was well taken care of by Messrs. Geo. s. Valiant and Beno Altheimer, while the negative was defended by Messrs. Kimbrough Toney and Ben J. Altheimer.
 The arguments lasten for ono solid hour. in which time the par ticipants put forth their points in excellent style and every word was spoken in oratory that can hardly be surpassed in the progressive State of Arkansas.
 Three judges were appointed, who were as follows: Rev. J. L. Caldwell, Mr. ". T. Young and Rev. G. Cor dan Smeade. and rendered a dccis. ion in favor of the negative side, which, by no means, had walk over because the affirmative put forth fine arguments.
 Mr. ". T. Young delivered an ad- dress in which he paid a very pretty tribute to the Oratorical Associa- tion. Mr. John Alexander rend- cred an oration which was received with great applause.
 Miss Vickie Harrell, the song bird of the South, rendered a very pretty piano selection, and was loudly applauded.
 The last on the program and the star event of the evening was the Reclamation which won Mr. Alex. Rowell the prize at Fordyce. Be fore Mr. Rowell rose to declaim "The Black Horse and It's Rider" he had to wait a few minutes until the applauding subsided, when he arose and presented the crowd with a flow of oratory that we know, and it was proven at Fordyee, carrot be sur passed in all Arkansas.
 man, then arose and made a brief speech in which he asked all the young men of Pine Bluff to join the Association which is attaining high success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-20
TOURNAMENT BEGUN.
Dn Marrea he Mornings sport. asut All
 Is Lovely This Afternoon.

Inc Seventh Annnal Tournament |he Arkansas Sportsmen's s Asso- |I'on vas formally opened this Ening, and notwithstanding the Enponr of rain which fell during e morning, the grounds for the esi sst FEsals FEsals crowded with enthusias- |sportslnen and blue rock shots. Gae tournamenb will continue for ke days, and ten events will take Ee each day. The purses are e and worth competing for. Haug members ef the State Asso- Eton are here to participate in kshoot and yet there arc others nneighboring States. The mem N0i the Pine Blaff Gun Club are ig all in their power to make the E'oFs feel at homo and enjoy them- 'ss.
 Fnong the many prominentsports- in attendance upon the tonrna-
 It the following has been noted bur reporter
 Il. Frank, Memphis; H. L. sett, Cairo; E. c. Schwartz, Farlz, La; John J. Sumpter,
 Springs ". R. Dooly, Fort
 hi J. H. Lane, W. D. Cobb, J. Slrdsong, Chas. Grigg and G. l..
 Jonesbore; M. F. Bivens,
 y La. D M. Lindsay, Robeline,
 ! K. Thebault, Little Rock; J.
 Aatthems, Fort Smith; J. R. Esell, Columbus, Miss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-20
The City Council

The City Council met last night in regular session, Mayor Bell and al the aldermen being present.
 The minutes Of the last meeting were read and approved.
 The report of the Board of Public Affairs for quarter ending June l, 1897, was referred to the Finance Committee.
 The Mayors veto of the action of the Council in allowing the water for April was read and sustained by vote Of to I
 The St. Louis Southwestern Teie- phone Company filed protest on payment of license imposed on poles, which was read and filed.
 Report of the City Engineer for quarter enaing June 30, 1897, was re- ceived and filed.
 communication and opinion from the City Attorney on the peti-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-20
A Party at Cornerstone.

Thursday afternoon Miss Louela Lindsey, the beautiful and accom- plished daughter of MT. and Mrs. ". r. Lindsey, gave croquet party at her home, complimentary to Misses May McNally and Hattie Kenney.
 The guests Of the evening enjoyed themselves with music and various kinds of amusements. Refreshments were served at 6 seasonable hour. Those present were: Misses Mary McCadie, Louella Lindsey, Lena Murdaugh, Hattie Kenny, Mary Hogg, Rosa Oracle, Alice Tanner, Blanche Schull, Mrs. F. c. Mur. daugh, Messrs. F. B. Mnrdaugh, J. c. Daniel, G. N. Williams, J. ". Brent, Wm. Benton. Carl Stillman, N. T. Cleveland, J. W. Jones, Joe Bocio, Jeff Brent, II. J. Hall, Arthur Brent, B. r, McLennev.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-20
'IH(|S. 3, HURLEY.
I.aornrED sENATca TO sue
 cpFD ISLAM c. HARRIS.
o,,steh of the Man Who Will so Ably Represent Ten-
 ne9sec.

ucupnIs, Tenn, July l9.-A teie=
 .sm from Johnson City, Tenn.s ans Esoeps that Gov. Taylor has ap- [sated Thos, B. Turleyof Memphis, Eted states Senator in saeeessioE Etbe late Senator Harris.
 |qhos. B. Hurley was born in Mein- Es 4pril 5, 1S45 His father was |. mte Thomas E. Turley. who Kin Memphis August l, 1851. Mir. |s,leF $ family were yirginians. He L,.nde.l various sehoolsin in Memphis to the breaking cut of the war. i, enlisted i'll the first year of the [.rin the Maynard Rifles, One llan= kd and I1ifty-fourth Tennessee k,Ilupnt. He was wounded twice [are at Shiloh and again It Peach Etye t'reek, in front of Atlifnta. He |Is captured ilnd taken to Gifiiiis ksse. where he was a prisoner until
 After the war Mir. Hurley ESed two years at the University EFirginia ae ] law student. In
 a hp narrRa as.ss Irene Rayner;
 fye children, all of whom are {Rg Mr. Hurley favors the free
 \ unlimited coinage of silver at |atio Of l6 to I. The new Senator M leaye for Washington as soon knhssible
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BirtInday Party.

Eand Mrs. Eugene Eies, on Mon-
 afternoon rendered their lovely Laughter, Elsie, q birthday x II honor Of her 5th birthday. little lads and lassies assembl- Ethe hospitable home and spent 4gitiul afternoon with all kinds encs, ard wound np by feasting Eoanqnet which was served for X Miss Elsie was the recipent Of
 Tokens of friendship and good Plpm her little guests.
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A Practice Game.

The Shop base ball team crossed bats with the Y. NJ. c. A. team at Jones Park Monday afternoon in q practice game. The game was a spirited one The players on both sides acqnitting themselves credit ably. Westmoland and Calvin was the battery for the shop nine and Murphy and Hntt for tine |. NJ. c. A. team. Seven innings were played and the score was , and B
 Westmoland, the new pitcher, is q good ball player. and 1t is believed that he equals Hodge.
 'lse remains of the little daughter Of Alr. and Ms. Frank E. Flanders
 were laid to rest in Bellwood ceme- tery T 10 o'clock this mornlng. The funeral services took place from Trinity Episcopal church, Rev. 6. Gordon Smeade officiating. Another rain fell here this morn- | ing.
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MT. Tom Atkinson is spending the day at Star git
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The Semi Weekly GRAPHIC. $l.50.
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Another rain fell here this morn. ing.
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Base Ball.

The scores made by the League base ball teams yesterday resulted as follows:
 At Little Rock-Little Rock, B; Fort Smith, 3.
 At Cleveland--CleseIand, l; Balti- more, '.
 At Louisville-Louisville, {; Wash ington.
 At cineinnati-cincinnati, }; Bos- ton, 3:
 At Pittsburg-Rain no game. At Chieago-chicago, [; PhiIadel- phia, $.
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THE BILL
A. J. Mitchell.

Kissing delightful sweet like Al !. Mchelrs beverages Cola Pepper Red Banana Ice Cream soda Pineapple Flip Cheese cona Nixie Nit anything in that n the land sold Main at stand Call regret t, I.
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