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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15

a leak had sprung in. that great embank-
meut which saves Holland from the devas-
tations of the hungry sea. 1t was early in
the night and no one was near at hand.
The leak was small when he found it, but
he knew that the action of the water would
enlarge 1t long before morning, and wash
away the entire enbankment, inundate the
country and destroy his own and thou
sands of homes So he bravely put his
finger in the crevasse, and kept it there all
the long night through, until help came and
the opening was properly stopped He had
saved his country.
Equally insignificant is the entrance of
disease into the human system. The be-
pinniugs of the most terrible ailments are
SO small they can be easily, stopped at the
start. Your health is dixie which keeps
ont and stops the inroads of dangerous and
devastating disease Whenever it breaks
down, no matter how slightly, there is an
opening fol- disease to enter. If the open
ing Is not watched, it will grow larger,
until the sweep of disease overwhelms
Won. and health and perhaps life is de-
stroyed forever.
Fortify your health with DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and you can
defy ill-health. You can make your health
so strong a bulwark that disease cannot
fud a erevice through which il can creep.
Taken in time, DR.. Pierce's remedies pre-
vent greater and more serious troubles.
hundreds write daily to DR.. Pierce, telling
him how these remedies have saved them
and made them strong.
Constipation causes aud aggravates many
sefious Diseases. 1t n speedily cured by
Rb'Risgssa RlasAq sl'st
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| in the church audience room. 12.15-1;
Christian Endeavor, 6.15; evangelistic
! service 1880.
Missionary rally at Pilgrim church to-
morrow 1890. Rev. j. III. Pettee, D. D.,
of Japan will speak before the young peo-
pie 6.l5; the Rev. II. j. Bruce of India will
give an illustrated talk on Idol. In
the evening, 7.S0 there. will be g platform
meeting when the subject will be The
world for Christ. DR.. Lewis will speak
for America DIR. Bruce for India and DIR.
Pettee for Japan.
Adams Square-John e. Dodge pastor.
Preaching by the pastor lO.45 and Z
Morning subject, Lost opportunities !
evening, "Endlessness in word and work. =
S. s, y. Y. P. S. c. E. 5.45. Seats free;
welcome
Bethany-A. G. Todd, pastor. Preaching
1890 Subject, ''At the parting Of the
ways" S. S. 12. c. E. and peoples serv-
ice T.
central-Daniel Merriman, D. D., and
ice %. 80. s. s. IL. Evening service 7.so
Y. P. 8. C. E. $50. Song service in the
eyening. at which portions Of Gaul $
1.-THE preaching of Jesus
Lake View-John H. Matthews. pastor
Preaching by the pastor lO.45, subject
"one thing lacking, one, thing nee4d5full,
Evening service 6,15; Lost opportuni-
ties
Summer street-o. c. Bailey, pastor.
MORNING. service, 1890 theme, The re
ward Of labor" s. s u 9: e, %; a.
pardon"
Coyenant-J. p. Hurlbut. pastor. 1915,
service, topic, what all need to see"
II, S. s. 6, union G. e., topic, Lost"
EPISCOPAL.
st. Matthew's, corner southbridge and
Cambridge-H. Hague, rector. Services
1920 ana I, S. S. 12.15
St. Marks, Freeland street-Henry B.
Washburn, rector. Morning prayer and
sermon 1890 s. S. u Is. Evening prayer
and sermon s. All seats free.
All Saints'-Alexander H. Vinton, d. D.,
rector, Holy communion 1870. Morning
prayer holy communion and sermon 1890
Evening prayer 5. S. S. and Bible classes
METHODIST,
Grace Rev. DR.. H. F. Carpenter Of
Santa Clara, Cal, will occupy the pulpit
at 1870. Dr. Carpenter is brother Of c.
II: Carpenter of j. H. Clarke & Go; Rev,
William Pentecost Will preach at Z. Ep-
worth League 6. s. S. u.
Webster Square-l0 80, preaching by the
pastor Benz. F. Kingsley; subject, Re
Vivals.' ~ Sunday school and rally
service. .pentecostal meeting with ser
mon on THE necessity of repentance,
Coral Street. George e. Sanderson, pas
tor, Preaching by the pastor 1890; sub
ject. The tree is known by its fruit
S. s. 12 Junior League A. Epworth
League g. Harvest Sunday school con-
cert Z.
Trinity-George w. King Phi. D., pas
tor. Preaching 10.3 80 and I. Subjects:
Definite aim" and Worse than an in
fidel."
Laurel Street-Harvey H. Paine, pastor.
Preaching. by pastor 1880 and T. Morn
ing, "A gospel of persuasion Evening,
Who is on the Lords slider II. 8. S.
2.45. Juniors. 8. Epworth League.
Leicester - Alonzo Sanderson, pastor.
10. As, sermon by the pastor; topic Jesus
in bis hYmaRitE end N haa NAEiNat 49,
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BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Lincoln Square,, D. Penney pastor.
Sermons by pastor 1913 and Z. morning.
"Kingship of Christ" Evening, "Old
Paul TO young Timothy, or new crises and
who to meet them.
south-T. Richard Peede, pastor, 10 80
preaching 70, S. S. $3.50, Jr =; y. o.4S'
p. S. c. e. I, preaching by Rev. l. b.
LIE Claire of Lowell.
Adams Square - j. S. Holmes d. D.,
nastor. Services 10 As and Z. Morning
theme United workers., EVENING Ely
pansion, not compulsion, s. ,. IL.
p, S. C. e. 5.45. Welcome
Greendale-Guy f. Wheeler, pastor.
Preaching 1880; Bible school -; Jr. B. U.
4: B. Y. P. Y. $50.
Pleasant street-Woodman Bradbury
pastor Morning worship 1880, sermon on
Love is the fulfilling of the law" S. 5;
70; c. &c. 5.45: evening worship I, second
sermon in SERIES theme christ the
Saviour Welcome.
Dewey street-O. L. Mallory, pastor
Morning, ''The hearing ear" evening
Looking unto Jesus" Y. p. meeting 5.45
First, Salem squares. B. Meeser, pas
tor. 10, mems prayer meeting; worship,
Great doctrines of Christianity: the
fatherhood Of God;' 73J topic, What
makes the sceptics?' S, s. ii; Mr.. Up
.esEssn Rie2 .aRd u IN lxestEXkis "a sS.ael
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perintendent Gospel service 7.sO, w. c.
7. U. in charge, Mrs c. A. Taylor OF
Millbury leader.
Second Advent, Chandler street-wii-
liam A Burch. pastor Prayer meeting
9.45. Preaching 1880 and q s. s.. L..
Young peoples meeting 5.45.
Salem square open air meeting $50
Gospel song service and address by Rev.
William A. Bprch.
At the washburn Home for Aged WQSn-
en-, 1883 Main street-Service at ., cSn-
Anatad- hNsR AKa ~ G-s GnnkidKA>
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

Notices inserted under this head as
folIows;-
Three lines, FL words, inserted free.
Over three lines viii bc charged for at
the rate of cents per lime.
In order to insure insertion, notices
must be sent I'm not later than o'clock
Friday evening.
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TO CURE A coLD IN ONE DAY.

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All dr. ggists refund the money If 1t fails
to cure. L. w. Groves signature is on
each Rexs Is cents,
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The little Dutch
boy wins stopped the
leak in she dixie with
his finger saved his
country from over
whelrning destruc-
ton. You have read
about him in your
school readers, how
he was walking along
the dixie when he
heard a faint sound
of trickling water,
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give you an immediate return that life
time. of toll in your present business would
not do-this without injuring friends, neigh
bors or your fellowmen. 70 convince you
OF the safety of the business, will, upon
receipt of the telegram, as per enclosed
note send you sample of my work, and
SO that you can personally examine my
whole stock. If, for any reason, you de-
eide not to cooperate with me, l trust,
as an honorable man, etc, you will not
be so heartless as to destroy my life
work, so kindly burn this and let the mat
ter drop Trusting, however, to hear
from you Immediately, / am confidentially
yours, One of the Oldest Engravers
in the United States -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-13

iron Mound, total % seward, total r..
Citles-OrlaudO. general revenue 5O
mills, Mulhall q. Guthrie. street aud
bridges 3, contingent street lighting
q, talery D. Gre and water o sinking
fund total 10 mills school distrIc. 4
NO. ll. mills. 80. go. G 80 48. iO.
No 50, l5. No. tH, A., 40. 47. a.; No
ii. b. so. t0. n. no tl. G 80 55. B.. no.
aG. p. SO &C., 3. 80 0D. ll, 40 90. iO.
TIA Noble county other levies were
Town hips Noble. lO mills. Walk ns.
r. Lowe, l1.lO Cities Perry. streets
and bridges %. tirc aud water so. con
tlngent go, street lighting 8, sinking
fund 4, Judgment p. total no. school
disisicts-No ip, q. No. 88. 3. No g-
b, No 3s. a.. No 3i. 3. No. 81, rs.
To Oklahoma county other levies
were Townships - Edmond 3 MILLS,
Britton p, Oklah, ma 3. Greeley e.
Cities Edmond general revenue 3
mills, sinking fund g, total l0; okla.
homa, street and bridge @, Gre and
water 2i, contingent and supply =.
street lighting $50. sinkiug -5.
Judgment . lO, total q mills. school
districts No. e. mills. No J. e. %.
No d. 1880, no "a. o. No. 22. q. No
HfH HHW HN AHM "Hs
No i1, "a SO lO. Q. oklahoma district
lo.
To Payne county other levics were.
To- nship- kock, DO mills school de-.
tricts-No. &c, D. mills. 40. 7s. eO.
ln Woods county other levies we're;
lownsh. pa Driftwood mile. Spring
?, Alva total ~, Liberty 10. Waynoka
20 al 8, Bishop o go. school q stricts--
No D. 23 mills. no. g. iO. no. 3. 10. No.
%. .n. No lG, J5 30. 80, rs; No a..
go. No o. 80, No G6, &C.. No III. gi.
No lg7, lp, No. 100 80. 40 lti, 2O: No.
lf2, e0, No lsl. H.; No. PIE. BE-. No.
2l1, 2O. No 245. go
In Woodward county other levies
wert Township Webster o so mills.
dudkins o.25. school districts-Ne. 1,
mills, No. 3, 10, No. 2. H., No. l2 81;
No. II, 80. No 81, e0, No. 81. e: No
No. 81, lc, No 33, is, No 3o. rs. No
~, 90. No. a., 75'; No. tg. ie.so. 40
so, 30 No ti. DO, No. 81, o.
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The territorial levy f,r each comfy
was 1encrai revenue 3 mllls Nor
man univerity O.5O Edmond Normal
school. 5l. Ava Normal school q. sO,
Agricultural and mechanical college
saltwater, % no, Agricultural aud Nee.
hAnlcal college Langston % ln. deaf
and dumb, 0.4n. blind, 20, Total go
mills
Ia Clevel ,nd county her les ~ are .
Townsh Mno,e road and bridge. g
mills, III lyrty general revenue. .. Nor
man general revenue 5, interest aud
,inkng fund OF. school districts No
-, @. SO. a.. =. No. %. r; no ss. iO.
No ga l0; No ls. q; No sO. 1850 No
az. G. ~, b2, .,. 40 90. eO
ln nay county h0ol district NO. 10
hat 'eYy of g mill
Ia kay county other ltvts are.
Town hip Newkir mills. kildare,
si fross general revenue unn ber 7.
ee mi .si numbere t0 number i5t
NAM her ia iei humber ls es. number
80, A., uumh 81. 1o, number 81, Do.
numher.5p l1 nun ber 1G. So. number.
"a, sli mum bee number sG. aE
number rs eco
d. gan county other iev.Tf were
ItwHf hIf ~ flando. m.ls; Mul an.
81 lawrIe. Nnthrle road and bridge
q cont nKent iadgmeat s, total %,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-13

The Lyric Ladies' OF Chicago are in
demand. President Murdaugh. of the
Edmond normal school, writes super
intendent Campbell 20 Ind out leth
er or not they cansbe induced 90 20 to
Edmond from here. This is a compli
ment 90 the Lyric Ladies.
Farm Journal for the balance OF 500
and all OF 1900. 1901, 1909 and 1900
nearly Eve years, 20 every subscriber
who will pay one year in advance for
the Oklahoma Weekly Leader. No
better farm paper than the Farm
Journal. This Offer is only made 90 =
limited humber the drst who come
forward.
l. not forget the second number OF
the high school lecture course which
will b" given next Tuesday evening.
November ~, Reserved seats on sale
at Wallace's drug store, Monday NOR.
uinglat o'clock,
It is with G., nsidcrablo Interest that
thcater goora will learn OF the coming
appearance Of Paul Gilmore aud his
eloquent company, who are 10 produce
the Dumas romance, The Nus-
ketocrs" Mr.. Gilmore's D'ArtAgnar
is claimed bv the eastern press 10 be
superior % that Of f. n Sotherh anc
James O'Neil.
Infant mortality Is something fright
ful Nearly one. quarter die before
they reach one year, one-thire before
, they are tve, aud one half before tbey
are tifteen' The timely use Of WHITES
CREAM NERMiFuGE would save n
mniority of these precious lives. Price
20 cents Sold by d. B. Lille s. Co
aud Wheeler a son.
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Before the Dave. tamui-rlon st sta.A..
grc, Nosrmhrr SOIL.
The following has been sent out by
the Dawes commission from head
quarters - Muskogre.
On the e0th and llst DAYS OF No
VEN ber the Dawes commission viii al
its othce in huskoRee. l. r.. hear ar.
gument ~ counsel Tor the Chlckasav
aud Choctaw tribes, aud for apnlica
tQns the following questions of law
relating 90 choctaw aud Chickasaw
cill.eush 4.
llrst-poes an intermarried citizen
who' iosrs bis wife aud afterwards
marries roncitizen thereby forfelf
his right 90 enrolment az an inter
marr ed vitilenl
Second-Nhere white man MAJ.
rth Ihofiaw or Chickasaw citilen
hrs' under the laws Of the United
states erd aficr Yards mArries HE " fe
ntccr thr trlbHl Jaws does he thereby
become cutNed 60 enrolment as an
D. te rma ricd cit sen9
such Qnfsi.ous of laN as may ne
snggc, od which appear b. Affect be
general coest'on of citik nuship in the
iri ues. - far ns The commission has
authority pne .ts Instructions aud
the laN to eorsldor the same
uA.iy Leader, cents q copy.
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oKLAuoMA rAN rryir,
And what The, Nrr a. shown o., Figure.
Erom Sine Iounfiss.

And what they Arr as shown o., Figure.
FROM Sine Iauuiiss.
The taxpayer will find some inter
est in the levits in thc different coun
ties of the territory for 1890. These
lev q sre not yet due
From the consideration OF nine
counties ln different parts % Oklaho
ma some idea can bc obtained as 90 the
r lttive amount of the tax ievics The
nine counties rclistcd with their az
sessed valuation ~ fixed by The terri
torial board Of equalization. are as
follows. Cleveland. si15i,lf2i Day
$3.50, sos, Kay. S2.ig2,q ,q7l; L1gan S.
1851. Noble, Si.b7G. 500. Okia hGma,
t4,l2i 500; Payne, sl.iG9.s5i Woods,
q. .32i 39f: Woodward. Si.ss3.sCt. a
tabulation Of the th2 levies in mills,
made by the different boards ~ com
" commissioner, is a. follow7.
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.-...---.--.s -.-l--~.e.rt~-.----r-re re4a--~a--H
The First Regiment Rand b. arrane
ing 90 give midwintcT fair or bazaar
during the holidays.
The frc.coers Tor the new opera
| house commerce work this week fres
Going the walls aud ceiling.
Tom woosler. editor OF the Mulhall
Enterprise, is In the city on his regular
weekly visit, and gave the Leader
call
Governor Rarncs Is improving In
/ health. Yesterday be WAS out driv.
ing aud enjoying the beautiful weath.
or oi the day
pawnee will have brand new school
house. Auditor Hopkins. has register.
ed si7 900 10 bonds Tor that city which
we're recently issued.
The territory club aftcra long quiet
-cst will review Itself aud hold a meet
.hg with Miss Helen Green. on next
Friday evening. All members are re-.
quested o be there.
New stone sidewalks are being aid
in front % the Turf Exchange and
around the COSBY corner adjoining
the Star Bazhar
Last Saturday night Al Hixon cap
tnrcd two pi fercrs who were attempt.
ing 90 break into n sealed car. lie
threw them into the city calaboosc.
For the 6rst time in weeks Gov.
I Barnes was at bic desk in the executive
Office today he Is yet weak ~ a re
sult % this long spell 81 sickness, but
is gaining health nicely
The case of ,hc territory Va ! C..
/ Walls has been set FOR Thursday. the
I 10th. Two indictments stand against
\ Walls charging him with Offering a
brioe 90 members OF the legislature.
Ed Norris the Rough Rider drug
gist, is Boo thc city. Tie is uow a mem
Der 90 tuc hrm OF Norris g. Scott, who
have recently bought the drug stock
81 kincade & Chiidcrs, Of Muihall
Judge Lowe has distributed about
thc Offices and places of business. som a
very luc advertising material 90 hi.
company. the Mutua. lie % New
Nora A. Life insurance rust.er th,
Juugc makes a star hit.
The local man Of the Leader ac
knowlcdgcs the Rift of handsome
boquct of huge chrysanihcmums from
John furrow Ionn is making rep
utation iu tnls ..uc in Texas. Tor he 8.
shipping hue blossoms az far as Fort
Worth.
The Shakespeare Club meets ton or
TO afternoon al o'clock wi Mrs
Frank DaIe. The Club will read ucts
ill aud lN ~ Twelfth Night" aud
discuss the question, els there any cv
idcnce 60 support the Baconian the
ry."
The Fidelity and Deposit Co OF
Mary has, through us local agent
H. vs. pcntecost just finished up sew
eral thousands of dollars in bonds for
I grading contractors ou the Oklahhma
Eastern Railroad
/ The Oklahoma Territorial sunday
I School Convention meets at shawnee
/ neNt "Wednesday and Tnersday Rev.
/ Holt and a mum Der 81 the leading sun
day school workers OF this city vii.
attend.
I Rev and Mr.. W. C Mics viii, give
an informal reception 90 the Prcsbyter.
ian church and congregation from 800
/ 90 lu.l0 this evening az the manse 2O3
East Noble Avenue. Al mem bers and
friends 81 the congregation are cordi-
ally invited
Constipation means the accumula.
ton % waste matter that shovld De
discharged daily, and unless thi. q.
done the foul matter is absorbed and
poisons the system Usc liERBtNE TO
bring about regularity Of the bowels
Price go cents Sol by r. u Lille a
Co. and Wheeler A. Son
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-11-14
SHOT AND ROBBED.
Masked Men Waylay Prominent Tennes'
see Merchant Returning Home and
Secure a Large sum of Money.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. IA
special from Dunlap, Tenn, says R. M.
Robinson, a prominent merchant OF
this vicinity, was shot Thursday night
and robbed of SIS, 500 while returning
to his home near here. He had been
to Cincinnati, where he had sold
lot of mules and horses.
Upon his arrival he was met
at Dunlap by his brother and they
started over the Cum berland noun
tains. When half way across the wild
country they were met by three masked
men who shot their horses and wound
ed Mr.. Robinson, who it is expected
will die. The brothers were bound
and the money taken. Bloodhounds
are trailing the robbers.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-11-14
COTTON BALLS IN PARIS.
The Missis sippi Com missioner to the EXPO,
sitiOn Thinks They Will Prove Quite
Novelty.

MERIDIAN, Miss, Nov. Ito. C.
King, of this city, commissioner of the
state of Mississippi to the Paris expo
sition in 1900, has arranged there for
what promises to be a great novelty in
the way of an exhibit from this state.
He has made arrangements with a
party who has secured at the right
season 100000 selected full-grown
cotton balls which will be sold at the
Paris exposition by original cotton
field darkeys as souvenirs of the Ameri-
can cotton exhibit. These will be the
first cotton balls ever shipped abroad,
and they will be eagerly sought after
by people who have used quantities of
American cotton, but who have never
seen it in its natural form.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-11-14
POSTAL STATISTICS.
According to the Fourth Assistant Post.
masters Report There are $4,000
POstOfices IN Active Operation

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Fouxth AS.
sistant Postmaster General GCnn L.
Bristow, in his annual report Friday
announces that during the past fiscal
year 14,604 postmasters were appointed,
Is, 523 being fourth class postmasters
and the remainder being presidential.
There were 1886 postoffices estab-
lished and 1,5O5 discontinued.
At the close of the year the
total number of postofices in the
country was an even $4,000. Reg
istered mail lost averaged one
per cent. in every $3.50 handled.
There were 1879 postal arrests during
the year, including 119 postmasters, 81
assistant postmasters, Al post office
clerks, 81 railway postal clerks, "a let
ter carriers and SOL post Office burg
lars. OF all these. $50 were convicted
and 629 cases are still pending in the
courts
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-11-14

Joseph A. Foley, assistant pastor,
and Rev. Sidney Hurlbut. The
ceremony was strictly private and
of the simplest character, ard
was performed with the ring &C
cording to the nuotial rites of the
Catholic church, and including the ad-
dress of Father Maclin, consumed less
than five minutes. The arrangements
for the wedding were made with all the
secrecy which has attended the whole
affair, and not single spectator was
present.
The bride was accompanied by Mrs
Washington Mclean, her mother, and
Mrs. Ludlow, her sister, while Adm.
Dewey was accompanied by Lieut..
Caldwell, his aide. There were no 9TH
er guests.
At the close of the ceremony Adm.
Dewey grasped Father Mackin's hand
and said: Father, 1 am greatly
pleased to have been married by you,
for know that at one time in your
life you were a sailor"
After the ceremony the Adm. and
Mrs. Dewey entered O carriage and
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-11-14
MEMPHIS CONFEDERATION.
Two Warehouses and a MOlasses Plant De-
stroyed, Entailing Loss of About
Quarter Million Dollars.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. 1.-THE Plant.
ers' warehouse, the Goods-Chickasaw
Co.'S warehouse and the plant of the
Louisiana Molasses Co., located in
Tennessee, HuIing and Tolbert streets,
were destroyed by fire Thursday night
entailing a loss of about $3.50. 900.
The two warehouses were filled
with merchandise and there was
a large stock in the sugar re.
fnery. The estimated value Of
the merchandise stored in the
Planters warehouse is between $50, OOC
and $500, 900. The Woods-Chickasaw
Manufacturing Co.'S stock was worth
about $780, 900, and the Louisiana Mo-
lasses Co. suffered a loss of SO, OO0
The building of the Planters ware
house was valued at $50, 600, and that
of the Woods-Chickasaw Co. at S12, OO0.
These losses do not include five box
cars burned and the damage to ada.
cent property.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-11-14
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