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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-07-20

EYOUND-Picked up outside Portland Head
~ July 10, 16-foot row boat. Owner APP
ply to I. II. DOUGHTY, jerks Landing,
Chebeague Island. 1911
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ITO LETA very desirable rent over the
Z Deering Centre store, seven rooms all on
one floor; Independent entrance; in perfect Or
der; $40 permonth. d. w. HOEGG. 1871
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WANTED-I am now ready to buy all kinds
w OF cast off ladies'. gents and children's
the city. SEND letters to MIR. or MRS. De
GROOT, rs Middle st. 1871
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WANTED-The public to know that j. G.
w CURRIER, bell hanger, is at 1877 Clark
st. Speaking tubes and bells of all kinds put
into hotels, private houses and steamboats, at
short notice; all work warranted; orders by
mail attended to. 1871
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WANTED-S12. 10000 on first mortgage
w bonds. denomination $500. Interest 7
per cent or SIT. 80 payable semi-annualy cou-
pons. viii make liberal discount for quick
money. Gilt edged. Address CHAS. WAR
rem DAVIS, 176 IL Middle st. 1871
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TO LET.
horty words inserted under this hsad
one week Tor 25 cents. cash in sdvance.

NOR RENT-Two story frome house. GO GRAY
a St, containing eight rooms and bath, mas
peer Deen 9nortGiughly renovated, modern plumbing,
ne new ngalg apparatus, newly painted and
nelgh6orh3od and will make pleasant home.
BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 1-2 Exchange ST. oni
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash In aavance
FOR sALE-The residence of the late viii

FOR SALE-The residence of the late VIII
= liam Trickey., This place consists of about
three acres OF land centrally located on Main
street, 4Saccarappa VilIage) WestbroTk.
Maine. The house contains Twelve iarrs air S,
rooms. Sebago water, cemented cellar sc:
has, stable with ample accommodations. The
land extends from Main street to the Prssumn
scot river. broadening as it runs back IN.
eluded in which are number of good available
house lots facing Foster street. This place
and on easy terms. Inquire of HENRY s.
tricky, Real Estate, 12l Exchange street
Portland. 9n1
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When black materials begin to look
gray or rusty, brighten them by spong-
ing on the right side with equal parts of
alcohol and water. and while damp iron
on the wrong SIDE Mud will often leave
stain, which may be removed with
naphtha after it Las been allowed to be-
come thoroughly dry. Black silk wrap
goods will shine as they wear, and expose
the silk threads; this shine may be partly
removed by sponging with alcohol and
water, though it will likely return. If it
cashmere serge, albatross, etc., may be
cleaned by sousing in fluid composed of
one dessertspoonful of besf's gall to a pail
OF warm water, dry in a shady place.
and iron on the wrong side when nearly
dry with d moderately warm iron.-La-
dies Home Journal
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MISCELLANEOUS.


HLAIRVOYANCY-Dr Frank C. Pierce mag
" netic healer, and Mrs. Nellie B. Pierce,
@ test ann Raymond Hnnse o fn Enc hoSfs
Portland, Me. POI
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r OST-Small seal biIlbook containing sum
~ of money. Finder will be suitably re-
warded upon returning same to L. l.. STAR
BIRD, 25S Bracket street. 16-1
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no LET-At No. % Casco street. brick bouse
containing II rooms steam heat and hath
JoHN X. PROCTOR, Centennial Block.
141
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A LADY. a teacher of experience living in
n a pleasant town in the vicinity of Ban
gor, Maine. would like Il few pupils as
boarders; girls from six to fourteen. A good
home and thorough teaching. nest refer
ences. Address, ''TEACHER,'' No. II Ex-
change street, Portland, Maine. 1911
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can have the same by calling on G. B.
ADAMS, Go Green ST.. Portland, Me- proving
property and paying charges. f4-1
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STAR COU RSE-A number of refined and in
~ telllgent ladies are required to assist in the
local work connected with tue Star Course APP
Ply 10 MRS l.. A. PALMER, Room 122, Preble
House, after p H. daily. 1871
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no LET-The suite of three rooms. second
Il l.. floor, 90 Exchange street, now occupied by
Little. woodbury. & Co.; light, bright and
sunny; Apply to COLESWORTHY BOOK
STORE, 80 EXCHANGE street. al
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f1No LEI-To be vacant about July lean upper
4 tenement of 8 rooms and hath f,nelvf 10
Gated at f62 Congress street, contains gas. Sc
page, furnace heat and modern improvements
arlce w per month Inquire OF A. G. LIBBY
& CO., AZ IL Exchange street. al
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HAVING An extra pair of horses and man
~ want job at haying. Will furnish rack
ana machine; price reasonable. Address E.
X. g., Strondwater, or enquire of w. f.
Dresser, so Exchange ST., Portland. 1871
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mo Lighthouses and rents OF Bracketf
=, 4 262 Spring, 10 Bramhall, 46 Ellsworth, Isl
High, los Bracket, 16 Dow. and many others on
carleton, West, Emery, Franklin, Pearl and
other desirable streets. Particulars. Real
Estate Office First National Bank Buildng
FREDERICK S. VAIL al
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10
FROM FULTON.

Last Sunday was very rainy in the
forenoon, but the afternoon was very
beautiful. and the, churches we're we'll
attended all day.
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, Sunday
School at 10 q. n.. good. At IL NJ Gov
enant meeting. at z. M, Rev. Ar
cher Ferguson administered Lords
Supper to large audience. All pres
emit seemed to hoYe enjoyed the meet
ing.
Rising Mt. zIon Baptist Church, at
10 q. m, Sunday School good. Rev. J.
d. Smith was present and delivered a
short address which was good. At II
M, Rev. ". 8. Weatherly of Pittsburg.
Pa, assembled the pulpit and preached
an uP-to-date sermon which will be
long remembered. It was instructive
and soul-stirring. The absentees OF
the congregation missed grand treat.
At p. m, npon the rostrum was seat
ed'the following divines: w. 8. Wealth
er1y of Pennsylvania, T. 8. Epps OF
Melton, N. O.. J. J. Woodson, r. 1.
Gaines Of New York, David L. Cosby,
]. r. Griffin and R. NJ. Monroe. The
gathering was the Sunday School Un-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10
FROM ATLANTIC CITY. /:
Many Visitors-The Baptist Ministers
0ongress-A Fine Time-Rev. DR..
Lewis Prsaches-So Items.

ATLANTIC CrrY, N. j., Sept. z, '9S.
] Although the tide of humanity has
turned and this week has been q
week of farewells. the large number of
persons remaining at this resort is q
subject of general comment. There
are hundreds of visitors to come here
yet. and added to hundreds who have
postponed their departure.
The crowds during the month of
September promises to be very favor
able towards making up at the end
what it failed in during the early part
of the season. The people of Atlantic
City have q right to feel proud of the
season just on the eve of being closed,
as they have entertained their visitors
royalty from all parts of this country.
for the short term vacstionalists are
returning and it has been for them
days of farewell, and fearful ones.
Many devoted and everlasting friend
ship has been formed and painful part
ings have become hourly occurrences.
Sunday was lovely day. Monday
being Labor Day, thousands of visitors
had taken advantage of the opportuni-
tY and CAME down from Philadelphia
to spend their holiday by the sea-
shore and while many went in bathing
the boardwalk was just thronged with
spectators.
The churches were well attended.
At the End Baptist Church, the Rev.
Elijah Jenkins filed his pulpit and
preached very able sermon, while st
the Asbury A. M. e. Church Rev.
Butler conducted the exercises, also
the Rev. Bloice, noted divine and
pastor Of the Ohio Street A. NJ. E..
Nhr1noh Ioltuorad hsv~~ooIf -
mastery manner in his sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp, Miss Parlow
and Mrs. FrisDy of Philadelphia are
the guests at the cottage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Tumey on 4. Baltic Ave.
On Sunday, August 2Sth, eve, the
Rev. u ID. Lewis of Richmond, Va.
preached q very able sermon to large
congregation. After spending q few
days OF pleasure here with the Baptist
Congress, which convened on the 23rd
st the 2nd Bapsist here, Rev. Jenkins,
pastor, he left for Philadelphia and
other points north on his way home.
Don't forget to order the planet
in advance.
On Wednesday evening, Aug. 81st.
the walters OF the Shelburne Hotel
presented the head waiter, Charles E.
Carter with q large morocco covered
Bible as q token Of respect. He re-
ceived it with fine speech, which was
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Joseph McGuinn, head waiter at
the Hotel Brighton, who has been de-
tanned from his position for several
weeks on account of sickness is much
better, and left here on last Tuesday
for Saratoga, N. Y, to spend q few
days on account OF his health.
The Atlantic City Baseball Club
! played a series of games here last
week with the Cuban X-Giants. Dur
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CAPTAIN JOHN W. PHILIP AND THE BATTIEstIIp TEXAS.

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10

(. L.
ion. The president, Nelson Williams
Jr., being absent, Brother r. J. Bass
presided. Rev. w. L. Weatherly Of
fered prayer. The schools were poorly
represented. Mr.-- presided at
the ergan. Mr. O. @. williams, the
chorister rendered excellent music.
The following divines made short
and pointed speeches full of good sense.
I. 8. Eppes, d. L. Cosby and R. L.
Gaines.
Brother J. r. Griffin offered most
fervent prayer for the prosperity of the
union. The solo Of Mr.. O. g. Williams
was well rendered.
At 8p. m, Rev. John Fauntleroy
preached very instructive sermon.
Next Sunday 18th inst, at 10 g. m,
Sunday School. At IL :45 q. m, Meet
ing of expression. At 3:45, Rev. II. r.
Williams pastor of Fountain Baptist
Church will distribute the Lords Sup
per also will fill the pulpit at night.
MANY SICK.
Miss Oarlotta Bossieux, residence
State st. Madames Judia White and
child. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston White,
Deacon Of Rising Mount Zion Baptist
Church lost by death one of their little
ones.
Last week Madames Rebecca Russell
and Revs. Ferguson are convalescing.
Messrs. Sydney Scott, William Col
man, Alfred Jefferson and William
Courch, Graham st.
Cyrus Bossieux was taken with pa
ralysis last week on the left side of his
face but is much better. She ssed
quietly away to her eternal home on
9th inst, at / p. m. at her residence
on state St, 8l2, Pinkey. the wife of
Mr.. halph Deane. She leaves q hus-
band, mother, father, sister and two
brothers to mourn their loss.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10
FROM HUNTINGTON.
A Cut atthe Shous-Home for the Incur
ables-Personal Items.


HUNTINGDON, W. Va, Sept. 9, 'aS.
Messrs Ralph Hill and Bit Thomas
are back from their pleasure trip to
the East. Both gentlemen report an
excellent trip and are looking fine.
Miss Bessie Hicks OF BarboursviIle
has been in the city for the past week.
the guest OF Willie Taylor.
The Q. & o. shops had a regular cut
last week in order ts catch up. Many
OF our people were laid off.
Miss Estella Cary OF Winnifrede is in
the city to spend few weeks. She is
stopping at Mrs. s. Manson, Sth Ave.
MISS Gary has been away for sometime.
Her friends are glad to see her.
Huntington is to have a home for In
curables. Work is rapidly being exc
cuted on the buildings near the ceme-
tary. lt will be great addition to
our city.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Mr. G.. w. Winston and
Miss Belle O. Turner Wednesday, Sep
TENDER It'll. They are o very highly
respected young couple and their host
OF friends bespeak for them a success
fll career in 1.-THE matrimonial world
and wish them Godspeed. Before this
issue OF the PLANET is read they will be
IN Richmond, Va. as they leave
Wednesday on their bridal tour.
DIR. K. j. Perkins is in the city at
this writing.
Sam Hill went over the road last
week on q short trip.
Miss Wilson of Gallipolis, left Tues
day for her home after an enjoyable
trip here among friends.
The supper given on the 26th of Au-
gust for the benefit OF the church was
attended largely. An interesting pro-
gramme was rendered after which re-
freshments were served. Quite a
handsome sum WAS Melted.
Mrs. Charley Woods of Parkersburg.
has been the guest of Mrs. G Hardy for
several weeks.
Mrs. Alex. Winston, Sallie Shields,
Charley Scott and others will make a
short trip to Cincinnati this week to
attend the q. A. z. meeting.
Rev. Robert Steele, pastor of M. E..
Church occupied his pulpit Sunday Civ
ing his beavers two powerful sermons.
Rev. A. NJ. Fuller. the old war horse,
preached a heart-stirring sermon at
the Baptist Sunday morning.
Mrs. Via Scott after visiting in COL
umbus is in the city again.
After attending her fathers funeral
and remaining several weeks at her old
home, Mrs. O. b. Turner of 9Th Ave,
has returned.
Rev, Fuller could not be with us Sun
day night. Rev. Morris johnson
preached in his stead. Rev. Fuller left
Sunday on the Bonanza in order to
open his school on the 9th.
Only one week longer and the school
bells will be ringing.
Your correspondent was very royalty
and bountifully entertained at Mr.. j.
w. Scott's on last Sabbath evening.
Many OF our young people will leave
soon to attend school.
The Gold bug spiders are again writ
ing McKinley's name.
The Sunday School was poorly at
tended last Sunday owing to the sud-
den thunder storm that came up.
That down town fellow must be hold
ing heavy hand at the O. & o. patch.
At each trip now we learn, he carries
pocket OF candy. Feeding her on can
dy, chr
~There are two things every home is
incomplete without: family Bible
and the Richmond PLANET.
A. @. DAVIS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10
FROM HAOKENSAOK.

Sunday was q pleasant day, still the
churches were poorly attended on the
account OF camp meetings in different
parts of the state.
Mt. Olive Baptist Church was disap-
pointed last Sunday as it was Commu-
MON Day. The pastor, Rev. J. L. Mari
bic failed Co be present according to
promise. We had no one to break the
bread for US, and supper was postponed
until the End Sunday IN September,
still we had a sweet prayer-meetine.
Mrs. Mary Marrow is somewhat bet
ter.
William Russell left town last week
for Hampton, Va.s to engage in q stir
ring business.
Mrs. Maggie Colt is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hire spent last
Sunday in the mountain. They re-
ports having good time.
The pew clubs will endeavor to have
their seats put in the new church this
week.
Rev. Marble reports that he will be
back next Sunday.
ID II. Hassell left town MONDAY ev-
ening for Richmond to attend the
Grand Fountain United Ord er of True
Reformers. He left as q delegate for
the Backensack Fountain. We will
soon Ind out who will be the next G..
". M. BEE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10

healed and has . transfer. Such is
right, just and honest. Some minis
ters and laity, are more honest in their
lodges than they are IN their church
80. They practice in their churches
what they positively refuse to prac tice
in their lodges. because it is illegal,
unjust.
OPEN TO INSPECTION.
The membership of Gilfield church is
open TO inspection. am not ashamed
OF it. have wronged no pastor, no
church by taking his or her member
without letter of dismission. 1 have
not detied the independence of Bap-
fist Church to say when the mem ber-
chip OF her members shall cease.
hope what / have said will satisfy
Rambler" and all persons who love
Justice, truth and RICH teousness.
HENRY WILLIAMS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10

| ing which time the score was: the first
game, Q to in favor of the Atlantic
City; and game, 2 to in favor of the
Atlantic City 3rd game, 8 to 4 in favor
OF the Cuban X-Giants. Quite a Iar0e
number of people witnessed the game
each day.
Damon Lodge, No. 2, <. of p, meets
the 2nd and 4th Tuesday evenings in
each month met on last Tuesday even.
ing: A large attendance and the rank
OF knight was conferred on Brother
Ferdinand Motley.
Misses Lucy B. Corbin, Edwin NJ
Cooper, Mary A. Bailey, Sailie B.
datchett, very prominent school
teachers or Baltimore, Nd, after hav-
ing enjoyed a week of pleasure here at
the sea shore left for home on last Sat-
urday very favorabIY impressed, also
Misses Jennie Boston and Ida Wilkins
of Baltimore, Md.
Among the noted guests of the Gin
ton Cottage Is Madam Jennetta Dovle.
prlma donna soprano, or Philadelphia
VINO Ia here for a weeks recreation.
Mr.: VIM. A. Dabney, who has been
mere Tor several months, left last week
Tor New York, after spending q week
VIII Ieave for Louise county. Va. to
spend fall and winter with his parents.
Have you heard the latest? Read
the Richmond, Va, Planet. II You
oon't, you are not up-to-date.
Misses E. B. williams and All
FIerce OF Philadelphia were the guests
OF their friend, Miss Ethel Edwards Of
the Ripple Villa Cottage on last Snnn
DAY. After spending a delightful dav
left for home in the afternoon.
Ripple Villa guests from Baltimore
mrs. Virginia Benjamin, Washington
ID. o.; Mrs. M. +. Benjsmin. PhiladeI'
phia; Miss Alice Hazel. John Fl Rrown
Charles N. Brown, Joseph M. Rihhinv
II. II. Upsher, w. A. Upsher. Jamss
Nottingham, Camden. N. J.:Dr, n
Thos. Johnson, Thaddeus Mannino
Martin lehman, Richard G. Baker. 81
u. b, Shippingburg, Pa. Mrs. J. II.
zones, ). T.. Jones, Jr., Memphis. Tenn.
j. T. Settle and wife, Miss tichmon
Philadelphia; M. j. Sattefield. Misses
u. b, Williams, A. H. Pierce. Mr. VIM
Shields, Chester, Pa. Mrs, DR.. Curtis
Washington, D. G.. Mrs. Mary Haroers
San Francisco, Cal. Miss Hattie Curtis
Nancy Brown.
At the Clinton Cottage: w. Chester.
Pa, Lima Brown, Emma v. Amber !.
York. Pa, Celia Flippin, Germantow p'
Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Ascor BilluLs. Mr.
Francis Rodgers. Mr.. John Biliups.
Chester, Pa, Miss Hattie A. Parker
Philadelphia. George A. Clinton, r. T..
Edwards, Alfred Brooks, Washington.
ID. o.
G. Mitchell Doyle, of Philadelphis.
and the following members of Stetson's
Uncle Toms Cabin Co., who played at
the Academy OF Music here this week
to crowded houses, Tod Peterson and
wife. Gus Collins. Florence Henry.
Duard kellep, Chas. Smith, Bill Yeger
MIS-. Brown, Annie Mitchell, Maggie
Mitchell, Ben Davis.
The reception by Mr.. Thomas Ham-
mond's dancing class in honor OF the
guests OF the various hotels and cot
tages last week was q great success.
About 25O were present by invitation.
@. O. J.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10
COLES MEMORIAL HALL.
Who VIII Help2

A much needed house for the re.
deemed slave boys OF Rsv. Z. L. Stew
arts Training and Industrial Mission
School, Liberia, w. u. Africa, will b.
erected 1ust as soon as the sum OF Eve
hundred dollars has been contributed
by generous friends OF missions for this
specified object. This house will be- :
memorial to the late Rev. j. +. Coles
missionary to Africa.
1t is our sincere wish that every pas
tor. church, Sundsy-school missionary
society. association and Individual con
tribute something to the erection of
this memorial house in Africa. Any
amount will be thankfully received and
promptly acknowledged by
Mrs. LUor A. OoLEs,
1921 Dance St.,
e-o-W-4s. Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10

testify that the only safe preparation in tho
world that straightens kinky hair is tia
genuine Ozonized Ok Marrow made only b.
the Ozonized Ok Narrow Co., Is Washingtos
street, Chicago. Price SOC. Ask your drxe
Nst for it. Beware Of limitations
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10
Camp COrbin Going to Knoxville, Tenn.

The Colored soldiers now at Canp
Corbin will go to Knoxville, Tenn. on
Monday next. The Chesapeake and
Ohio excursion trains leaving Rich
mond. A. M, IL A. NJ, 3P. NJ. 4:3C
z. M. and 8 10 p. NJ. on Sunday Sent.
18th for Poplar Springs will give the
people OF Richmond last opportunity
to see the soldiers before they leave.
Kate twenty-five cents, round trip.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10
Ordination of Brother White.

The ordination of Brother Thomas
n. White will take place at the First
Baptist Church next Wednesday, 14th
inst, at s 80 p. M
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10

We carry a fine line OF
INVITATIONS FOR CLUBS
Societies, and other organiza.
tons, also wedding stock.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10
NO STAIN UPON THE cHURcH.

No such stain is upon me or my
sehurch and By the help OF God shall
never be. I am to stand before Jesus
sChrist and give an account of my stew
'ardship, and not before men. A lodge
will not receive person TO member
ship therein from another lodge with
out transfer, neither will they re-
Seive an expelled person until he ia
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10

JOB WORK A SPECIALITY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-10
PLEASE READ THE FoLLowINS.

Brooklyn. Aug. 10, IsoI--rnfs IA G., esrs,f~ 49,.
came 70 New YORK from Albany. 80
ssranRer In strange city, out OF WORK ana 90
sook- what TO do did not know. Afr1eno -
vs., saISo nue. 70 go ana see Dr. shea. / did "a
I'LL me ane cause OF my troubles; ne TOOK me- IN
ana treated me y brother Tnron.rn ss-AS
81 . soou postuon That very week mad -.
70 osners they took my money ana dfo ma -.
gooo- bless the day arst met Or shes
wouIo Saylst AL IN bad luck. sisk or In troa h,1
W ~ ~ nin ~ once sincerely
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-13
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