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The times., 1899-02-08
HELP waNTED-FEMALE.

ADV crtisemenIs under this head
Will he inserted for one ceLt u word
for eBch insertion.
The times., 1899-02-08

NANTED-Numbef of white hotel ch1mberrnaids,
cleaners. pantry and kitchen help. LADIES'
EXCHANGE, GA 18th ST. II
The times., 1899-02-08

Walters, drivers dshwashers. labor
crs, cooks, janitors, firemen, boys. CITY IN
TElLlGENCE OFFICE, i27 nth st. NV. 1t
The times., 1899-02-08

WNNTED-h girl for general homework in small
family; good wages; brings refs i5S y. y.
ave. NV. 1t
The times., 1899-02-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady for office, seam
stress, housekeepcr. chanbermaids, nurses.
COMMERCIAL OFFICE, rs 18th St NV 1t
The times., 1899-02-08

WASHINGTON ID. C., POSTOFFiCE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
smiling daily, and the schedule OF clesings is ar
ranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending February
II, the last connecting closes will be made from
this Office as follows:
The times., 1899-02-08

WANTED-Girl for housework; must stay nights.
1884 18th st. NV. II
The times., 1899-02-08

WANTED-By middle-aged business man. posi-.
tion bookkeeper and clerk in grocery or
salesman in department store, or as watchmln;
small salary; best refs. Address b. d. b., this
Office. II
The times., 1899-02-08
HELP wANTED-MALE.

Advertise mcnts under this head
viii he inserted for ono cent n y. ord
for each insertion.
The times., 1899-02-08

Observation-Disclosures white coachman Tor doc
tors family; refs. required; office fee, 81.
LADIES' EXCHANGE. Gil 18th St II
The times., 1899-02-08

WANTED good, faithful person viii find
easy domestic employment at 1880 10th st.
NV. fes2t
The times., 1899-02-08
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

waNTED-Man and wife would like charge
OF poultry farm; understand incubators and
poultry raising; can make it pay. Address
POULTRY, this office. feI-2t
The times., 1899-02-08

WANTED colored cook Tor boarding
house; ref il5 18th st. ". Item
The times., 1899-02-08

npetcnt woman Tor general house.
lg ref. 1l0g II. !. ave. Item
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09
Death Of Jean louise Menell.

lean Louise, little daughter Of
John and Helen MCNEIL. died at
their home in Fairmount, August
26, 1899, about eleven O'Clock p.
m. after an illness Of two months,
aged eleven months and twenty-s six
days. The funeral took place
Sabbath afternoon in the Presby-
terian church at three o'clock.
The services were conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Robert Coltman.
Her face was 50 wis. and % sweet to see
And IL still .poked living when she lay dead,
As she looked At her papa and me-
when we stood by her little bed.
She is sleeping now In Jcaus' srmk
SIN In her little white robc drcssed.
She loved US and we bved her %
But Jcsus knows whats beet.
So He took our darling In her purity
Like lily plucked from It's parents stem,
She passed in beauty like pearl
Dropped from = diadem.
She passed In beauty like rsy
Along -ssoeaiit lake.
She passed in beauty like . song
OF birds among the brake
The parents wish to extend to
the friends and neighbors who so
kindly helped and sympathized
with them in their deep bereave-
ment their heartfelt thanks, also
for the beautiful floral offerings.
s.sss JOHN. W. McNEn,
HELEN l.. McNElL.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09

The maid of honor annex to the
festival OF mountain and plain is
falling into disrepute by reason OF
the inordinate enthusiasm OF the
supporters OF the various handsome
young ladies'. In several counties
the commissioners have refused to
canvass the votes because OF fraud,
the friends OF some of the fair con
testants voting ballots which were
never published in the columns Of
newspaper. Otero county will
be deprived OF maid OF honor for
this cause. II the festival man.
agement wish to continue this feat
ure they must devise some other
method OF selecting the maids OF
honor.-Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09

The board Of direction Of the
Festival Of Mountain and Plain at
a meeting held this week decided
that it would not take any action
concerning the failure of the county
commissioners of any county to
count the vote for maid OF honor.
Under the rules adopted by the
directors several months ago the
county commissioners we're made
the judges of election, the result to
be certified by the various county
clerks, and the board decided that
it could make no change at this
time. Otero county will not be
represented by maid of honor,
thanks to the Democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09

The water question has become
10 serious in Trinidad that the
Santa Fe railroad company has
been notified that the city could no
longer 'furnish them water. The
Santa Fe people were hauling sew
eral trsinloads OF water out Of the
city daily. All lawn sprinkling and
irrigating in Trinidad has been linn
tied - two hours pes day. Unless
similar restrictions are adopted in
Il lunta Immediately the water
question in this city will become .
very serious problem. Last Tues
day night The well e the pump
Ihopas Isom xhieht ths ait 1ssiyes
sits sappty, was pumped ~ It 7
o,cloek. If was the 6rst tirna q had
Y u 3 y Z q Z. II X ~ s4< ~ y " y
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09
ce.sty csurt.

The September term Of the
county court convenes Monday.
Seprember 18th. The following
jurors have been summoned for the
term: Nick Rodgers, James Hireen,
Theodore Griffin. ]. w. Fisher,
William Auckland, 4. w. Leach.
J. E. Bigss, T. ]. Howard. Charles
Kasten. !. N. Reilley, ]. Z Ben
nett, ST.. H. Bowman. w. n. r.
Sheath. p. X. Blinn. B. j. Fox
worthy. A. Nicholes, p. B. Deeter,
George Hoilows. a. G George, ].
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09
wss.,y e.ee ss,sss,..


For the state IS whole the past
week has been the warmest OF the
season. As compared with the
normal for the week the tempera-
ture excess has averaged Eve de-
grees on the western slope and
seven degrees a day east OF the
mountains. Wednesday was rela-
lively cool but during the remain
der Of the week the maximum tenn
peratures were generally above 90
degrees and in the southeastern
counties as high as Ioa degrees.
The nights. however. have been
cool with minimum temperatures
very close to the normal. The pre-
cipitafion has been confined to
light showers in the mountain dis
tricts and counties bordering on
the eastern foothills. The amount
was too small, however. to cause
an increased volume in the streams,
all Of which continue low.
The weather conditions have
been favorable for maturing. har-
vesting, threshing and stacking
grain. In San Luis Park and other
elevated districts continuation Of
warm weather is essential to the
maturing Of crops. Wheat Is
yielding better than expected and
the damage by rust and smut was
confined to small areas. The oat
crop in irrigated districts is OF
average quantity and excellent
quality. Corn is maturing satis-
factorily and, though many upland
and unirrigated fields are being
cut for fodder, the crop as whole
will be nearly, If not quite up to
the average. Potatoes are gener-
ally good stand and we'll "set, !"
but the exceptionally hot and dry
weather OF the past two weeks has
developed tendency to blight in
some sections. Millet has been
seriously affected by recent condi-
tions and many fields are being
used as pasture In the Arkansas
valley, the northwestern counties.
and small areas in the northeastern
part Of the state the range is cur
ing nicely; elsewhere it is reported
as fair to very poor and the outlook
for winter feed is very discour-
aging. The fruit crop as whole
will be below average both in guam
tity and quality
| La Iunta-Cantaloupes being
marketed; corn crop safe from
frost; no fruit in this part -pf the
county.
nola.-Apples almost a
failure and very wormy; wild plums
good crop, others failure.
| Rocky Ford.--Apple crop ex-
tremely light, late frosts destroyed
the bloom in majority OF orchards;
all fruit very scarce; plums the
most abundant.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09

w. Beatty. William Eggbert. C I.
Kouns. Josiah Coughren. T. w.
Hawkins
The following cases have been
set for the term: p
Ashley vs. Ashley. Divorce; sci
for Septsmber 18th.
Luce vs. Luce.-Divorce; set foi
Septembes 18th. aF
Gray W Gray.-Divorce; set fol
September 18th.
D. E. Balch vs. H. Van Buskirk.
Suit on account; set for Septem'
Der Ioth.
r. w. English Lumber Com
pany vs. Charles F. Davis and
Laura Davis. Promissory note
Judgment by default.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09
TINE cAarAlovps .nuAr,os.

The shipping season opened in
La Junta August 74th and since
that time twenty-three carloads
have been shipped by freight and
one carload by express. The cars
average about 400 crates each,
making total of 9, 600 crates ship
ped up to Thursday night.
No returns Of the prices realized
in the eastern markets have been
received except on the first car,
which was sold 10 Cleveland. The
growers received $i.I6 per crate
net on this car for the standard size
crate and III cents net for the
pony crate of thirty melons. The
only unfavorable reports received
thus far came in last Tuesday,
when telegram was received from
Lyons Bros, in New York, to the
effect that three car loads arrived
there in very poor condition and it
was very doubtful whether enough
would be realized to pay freight
charges on them. 1t is not known
from what point in the Arkansas
Valley these melons were shipped.
The hot weather Of the first
three days Of the present week had
very bad effect upon the melons.
All Of those brought in were liter
ally soaked with heat, which OF
course affected their carrying quail
ity. On Wednesday Nat Wetzel
ordered the following bulletin
posted at all the shipping stations
along the line: "Notify all growers
to irrigate and be in readiness to
load to full capacity Immediately
on change Of weather. We want
everything. we can get as soon as
stock is in condition to carry"
Thursday the weather moderat-
ed and it was quise cool and pleas
ant. The change in the weather
conditions will be great advan-
tage in marketing the crop. and
nothing can prevent a favorable
windup Of the season except an
early frost. The demand for can
taloupes in the east is apparently
unlimited and at good prices, and
the late crop will probably bring
better prices than were realized
earlier in the season. In Thurs
days St. Louis Globe Democrat
the following quotations were Civ
en- in the market report: "Colora-
do Rocky Ford gems in free re-
teeipt and steady; homegrown in
smaller offering, Colorado Rocky
Ford gems sold At 81. 50 to s. for
standard crate, Sr.a5@SI.5 SO for
two.third crates aud 4oc per bask-
e; soft, overripe and slack less
l5eme-erown;s clone colds At 4oc
and fancy gems At 7Sc per bushsl
loose"
10 Il n = yslsr 5ss, fss ~ ss4s4 ~ q q \
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09

Thompson's general line OF car
pets not excelled in town.
Buckley & Hart have plenty oi
money to loan on good farms.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes 60
to Fishers postofiice news stand.
Money for city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. r. Gibson.
Miss Laura Fortune, Of Lamar.
was elected maid Of honor for
Prowers county.
!. Bruce Lynch, Of Pueblo. live
stock inspector Of the Santa Fe.
was in town Thursday morning.
Sam Flint, the we'll known in.
structor in the art terpsichorean,
will add the pleasures of a masked
carnival to the attractions Of Peach
week at Grand Junction.
L. ]. Boggs, the Granada drug
gist, took in the Watermelon day
festivities at Rocky Ford Thursday
and stopped over in La Junta to
visit friends both going and return
ing.
The great success of Chamber
iain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in the treatment of bowel
complaints has made it standard
over the greater part of the civil
\ llized world. For sale at the Arcade.
w. II. Dunbar, one Of the lead
ing silver republicans of Otero
county, has left the country fol
fields green and pastures new in
search OF more congenial political
affiliations. His tribe is nearly
extinct in Otero county.
Miss Celia Sughrue, of Ashland,
Kan, daughter OF Sheriff Michael
Sughrue, OF Clark county, arrived
in La Junta Wednesday morning.
Miss Sughrue will make her home
with her cousin, Mrs. Joseph Posi-,
during the coming year and attend
the La Junta schools.
Half the crew of dispatchers at
this point will be removed to Colo
RADIO Springs either today or to-
morrow. Those who will be trans
ported are: S. H. Barnes, CHIEF
dispatcher; Albert lgo. r. E. Pur-
cell and c. B. Patrick. Chiei
Dispatcher ]. NJ. McCune will re.
main in charge of the local Office,
with the following crew: First
trick, L. j. Miller; second trick.
w. w. Burns; third trick, A. c.
Jones.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09

happened this season. owing to the
fact that there had been . plentiful
supply Of water in the river up to
that time. In case . FIRE bad broken
out not . drop Of water would have
been available. 1t would be good
idea for the city fathers to reduce
the irrigation hours during this dry
weather from ten to six hours .
day. Six hours for irrigation
purposes is all they are allowed in
most Of the large cities. and the
bumpers say that If the number Of
hours was reduced to six here there
would always be plentiful supply
Of water for all purposes. BY the
way, how about the reservoirs
schemef The city dads have been
talking reservoir since last spring,
but nothing has been done in the
matter. The necessary funds will
be available as soon as the bond
deal is closed up with the invest
ment company. Wouldn't it be a
good idea to purchase the site,
construct the reservoir, and have
an adequate water supply for the
needs OF the town some time before
the end OF the present century,
It's up to the city council.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09
AanlnIessasee,e NeeIee.

ESTATE OF a, D0DD6. DECEASED. THE
rniufoffafnr Of tho estate of A. Dodds, late OF
tho COuniy OF Otero. In The etnte Of CotgradO.
deesaa01 hereby givee notice that he Will ap-
peeY before the County Court Of sid Otefu
6ounsy, ~ the COurt House In Ii Juuta In
ssi1 County. n the 8sptesnber torn. 1seo. on
~ lase N0nday 10 September next. ~ which
ti1o III parnnne hAyi1g eiAims agAinst sad e.
tass aso nOkt1ed ard arc requested to attend
Tor ~ porpocs g navfng tns aa.e sdJoseed.
queiss4 20 make inu'ediats paynest TO tbs
-. 4. DoDDe, Aauaipissrssor.
na1sd q Il Junfa. Colorado. this INST day OF
JulY. A. d. ~.
7IssE panlicstson Anguss =. lsee.
E0o1 6uhlSpatton 0specmoer ~ leoo. ~
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09

The primaries in the several precincts shall
be hold on Saturday. September 18th. at such
hour ~ the central committeeman may decide
provided that In the towns OF La JuntA and
Rocky Ford said primaries shall be heid DO
tween tho hours Of and O'Clock p. m OF naid
day.
An citizens who believe In good government
Who endorse the actions OF the present county
uficers In their economical and business man
a.cment OF county nfnirn. who beiicve In the
cause OF protection TO American Industries.
who endorsc the wise and patriotic administrn-
siou OF President Mckinley are invited To par
ticipate In this convention.
ny order OF the Republican county central
committees C. d. STKwARD, Chairman.
RB. VAN GUSDv. Secretary
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09
How o
Gain Iesh

persoss hsve been known 70
aain q poasd . Aey BY taking
g sn ounce Of SCOTS EMUL-
SION. II Is strange. but Il often
happens:
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound, Il seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop
eely. 80 That the patient b able
to digest and absorb hb ordinary
food, which Ne could not do BE-
fore, and that Is the way the gain
Is made.
A certain amount Of 6esh IS
Necessary for health, It you have
not got II you can set Il BY
taking
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09
s.e.sl,s.r County Convention.

A DELEGArE CONVENTION OF THE RE-
a pubiicans OF Otero county 10 hcreby called
September "a, isY9, at 10 O'Clock =. rn.. for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for the fol
owing ofncs~:
County Clerk.
4 Treasurer.
Sheriff.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Coroner.
Surveyor.
District.
The basis OF representation Of said conven-
eoiu shall be one delcgAts-at-arRe from each
precinct OF the county and one dclcerte FOR
each and every twenty-five votes cast for a.
W. shelton, for county commissioner. at the
November election, ispr which entities the
various precincts TO the following representa-
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09
net,es 10. p.bI,esslon.
United States Land Once,
Pueblo, Colo, August s, lsoo.

NOTICE IL HEkxBf GIVEN THAT HAR-
" - ,. Franklin has nied notice Of hts In
,euttou 10 make nnAl proof llefore the Clerk
Of The District Court. nt his once In La Junfa,
Colorado, on September %. ls09. on timber
cuiturp HpplicAtion No. t767. for the northwest
quareAy of Bcc1tOn 9, In Township NO. ~ eoutn,
RaneO No. - west
william Z Roop, Charles y: Deabenpore and
7.s- J. h GORDON. Rexister.
Ftrss publication August ). l1eq:
Laaf publicatton September .. tSoo.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09

The fall campaign in Prowers
county will be short as the con-
ventions will not meet until the
FIRST OF October. Everybody seems
to be too busy to talk politics. and
there is very little talk as yet OF
candidates. condition Of affairs
never known in that county before.
La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09
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s01n1H0ao< QnnF4ee seg11ua n. stuwnsAip a
~ -. Il Wkish Il q sila0sd tanE olai1sssS
has faaea . paOw. culaxnse Or plant any por
tto1 e - Aboge eesorleo4 ln1d aDce Apel q
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sS6 tt o. ibevs & Ipssesl Ind = npsn, us-
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La Junta tribune., 1899-09-09

The directors OF the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Company have declared an annual
payment OF 4 per cent on the ad-
justment bonds payable November
Yrt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-23

Are you disturbed Of bishi snd broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying With pain OF ca ting ,ettbf II 90
send al onoe aud get bottle OF Mfs. VIM
slows Soothing syrup Tor children teeih'
ing. l, cures dyssntery, disrboes. resnI
lstss the stomach aud bowel. curts sind
collie. softens tue snm., reduces inhsns
tion. and gives tone snd energy to the
vhols system. Mrs wir,los's sootkire
syrup for Children feeling is plrassnt
0 the taste "a i. the prescription Of one
OF the oldest snd Bet, tensile physicisn
snd nurses 10 The United 5istts and IL for
ssle BY all druggists throughout the world
price Is cis bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-23
wisd.er Metal Bsrssd

The windsor Hotel ons Of the largest
and npo., eoted hotels 10 Mes fort, o"
barred Friday silsrnoon With lcss OF prob
sbly ts.a,, snd psrhsps more lives aud
macy more IL Jared.
Tue fire oceurfed While the parste Of
ST. P.ineks Day sss pacing and Tue
bo,sI siedos. vae crowded With The
sues,s 81 the house sod their inepds, IL
!. claimed tibet The Ore started by one OF
tue crasd attempting 10 throw . lighted
match out OF The window. which lodged 10
: cur,.ir, seitius IL 90 hfe, and tanned by
the lreI the Lines sprssd oil over the
boo.e 10 len mitui.s OF conrss slI vs
panic and confusion. The noise OF the
band sod shouting outside drowned The
CRY Of hre. End many Of The employ zee OF
tie ho,,i we're vs,chias the parade snd
no, ., ,heir posts snd little ss or coul
b, done TO belp the inmstes OF the honse
10 escape. Each room vas provided 9Th
. rope Ore escape and 10 some instances
they we're used With fleet, bot rsny
jum ped from the Windows and mosi Of
the Lives uefe iost 10 this vsy.
Some forty people sre not accounted
Tor and The desth list may be largely IN
creased. There 10 . theory thst hres were
started 10 several places u ouce BY thieves
for the purpose OF plupder, bui this IL
GOT generally credited. though IL seems
bsrdiy possible that the hte starting 10 3
remote corner could have spread over the
immense building 10 90 short time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-23

h.a a. snsi ssr.i thsi hesrd 10 Joot "
Arsyie tsit 10 phsposrspb: an oslsss
bs cones hsct 90 shoots u ttin - thsi be
o. want ,ss ovet be IN rnscs " Ssles
,. have tin srassy. dotH isov
sb.ihsr ~ Joot " Afsyls or ~ frises
" wsi~ eosnu ~ mot. Tae,'re iias
The right an left bosu " ibrunps III
best players 10 called serstct-sen.
wbsis that fff Mr. Hcnp.ssy sted.
la Scotch game. ssid Mr.. Dooief,
9Th vsvs oi bis hand. voodef hos
IL come cot tc.isy. Here's the ps-spef.
Lst us zee. M1klbIey II Csuton. sull
there. He pisef cared 10 vstdber i'm
III. osn hreside. Collsr.bu.,oD men II
M soold s,sndad. S,sines " Htidel
b.ch, iekisheimtr so Compsny 10 De
erected 10 Washington. Another Wander
bill ueddia' That sounds like solni, ou'
II sint Newport society li'iu' 10 Mrs
P,l,bsr P.nnu's cellar. Greer goods
men declare i'f honest money, Ii hane
Chang smells sr.t. Abner Mckinley cup
por' ih' soold STANDARD, Wait minyls'
Here II 10: 'Golui 10 g.y sitire. Lei me
see. H'.n. 'FoeEled bis spproscp, -
p..,y thing. Tcpf ed tn bali Three up
sp' too to play. All bert's the seo'r
Among those prism. we're Msssrs. an
/ NJ .dsmes
Hol' OIL cried Mr.. HsnDessy, grabbing
the paper out Of bic frieph hsnds.
Thst.s them that vss thtre
Well, ssid Mr.. Dooley, decisively'
thst's H. solui SCOOP
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-23
CuAMBRRLAIN's CoUGH REMEDY.

This remedy is intended especially for
coughs, colds, Group, wboopipg cough
and il fluppz. 1t is noted for it's cnre
Of these disesses, over hrse part Of the
civilized world. The most hi,tsiing testi
% ouisls have been received. giving 30
counts Of it's good works. OF the sesrsvat
ing and persistent coughs it hss cured; OF
severe colds that have yielded promptly
TO its soothing Il scts, end OF the danger
ous stacks OF Group il hes cured, often
saving tie life OF The child. The eiten
five use of it for whooping conah has
shown that it robs that disease OF Gil dan
serous conseq uences. Sold by } Il Whip
ole, Manchester Centre, A Il Pettibone,
N ,nchester D. pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-23

Exposure 70 ssaddsp elims'ic change
proau cola 10 the bead and os,sirh 10
apt 10 follow. Provided With Eiys
Cream Balm Jon are armed against Nasal
Csisrrh. Dfsssis,s sell II Of 90 cent?. OF
Ely Brothers. SO Warren Street, Nsw
York. viii mail The SOC, OF Toe, tina siEs
The Balm cores without pain. does nol
irri,ste or csnse suesxins, IL spreads II
self over 90 Initiated add angry surisee,
relieving Immediately the painful innsm
mstion, clesnses and cures. Cresm Bslu
quickly cures the cold,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-23

Tas ioiI9.isg dispatch "" received
Mosdsy BY The ur department from
Gere iieniy, 81 Gao Jaso. Newspaper
reports Of eoodi,ious here aud reported
iattsisss snb me ,taing cbsnoes OF up
iisips ere absolutely islse. There 10 .
stsst deal Of Idle, childish tlk 90 The
p,ri Of the isporstt bot % 10 sny ies's
tssce .ssin,t lac and order Of sny mssses
1. .b.nfj. There has slssys been poiiti
cal "a t,,ion here. lees DOS ihsn ever be
fore truth should be huown 10 the Ubitsd
States snd The island not ipl nred by false
stst ments
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-23
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