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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-30

Dell Bower was at Norton Sunday.
". F. McCue OF Colby was here
| yesterday
J. ". PenfoId was over from Bur
I lingtOn Tuesday.
/ c. n kiIIisaek spent Saturday at bis
I Burlington store.
Miss Lottie Chelf has gone to Colby
to visit relatives.
Web Beaver OF Colby is IN the city
the guest Of friends.
Barney McCIuskey was at at COlOrs-
do Springs this week
Frank Penfold OF Burlington was q
visitor in GoOdland Sunday.
Roy Rice returned Sunday morning
from few weeks visit at Elkhart, Ind
Miss Kline Of LucasYiIIe, O., is here
visiting her cousin, Miss Bertha Candy.
G.F. HOdgkinsOn has gone to StrOms-
burg, Neb., to spend a month with
friends.
DR.. FarrOW is confined to his home
suffering from an attack Of sciatic
rheumatism
Mrs J. L Boyle returned Saturday
evening from few days visit at Colo
RADIO Springs.
Mrs. P. J. Mcbride went to Denver
Tuesday morning for a visit with Mrs.
j. I. VanAuker.
Mrs. George Cunningham Of LimOn
is in the city visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Rice.
Miss Gussie Hubka has returned
from Colorado Springs where she has
been several months.
Mrs. William Walker, jr., and daught-
er Laurene returned yesterday from
visit at EndicOtt, Neb.
Rev. Woodward goes to Lawrence
Monday night to visit his children. He
will be absent ten days.
JNauheim and son, John, Of HOl-
ton, stopped of here Wednesday on
their way to the mountains
Miss Dora FarrOw returned Tuesday
from a number Of weeks absence spent
with friends in Decatur county.
Ut. Smith Of Manhattan has tax
en- the place Of Dick Nolan in the
BlOdgett barber shop, the latter having
gone to Colorado Springs.
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BANK STATEMENT.

/ OFFICIAL statement Of the financial condition
" of the GOOdland City Bank at Goodland,
state of Kansas, at the close Of business on the
10Th day Of June, 1899
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RAILROAD NEWS.

There were two sections of No. 9
Tuesday morning.
Bridgeman Morgan Helen visited
GOOdland Wednesday.
Engineer Bush will move his family
from Topeka to GOodland.
Dispatcher @. F. Smith has gone east
and will be absent 80 days.
Machiuist Sam Bragg is having trou-
bic with his eyes and is laid up.
Engineer Sam Crooks went to Hi
nOis Wednesday to be gone few weeks.
Engineer Lon Patrick, who is laying
off, came down from Roswell Wednes-
day.
Dispatcher J. L VanAuker returned
Wednesday from a visit with his family
at Denver.
w. E. Douchy, superintendent Of
maintainance and construction, was
here this week.
Roadmaster ". E. Bogart, accomp-
anied by his wife, Of Roswell, came
down Monday evening.
Engineer Stanton and Fireman Dry
den brought their engine down from
the ROswell-PueblO run Wednesday for
repairs.
superintendent z. C.Smith was down
from Colorado Springs Monday and
held q seance with the engineers and
conductors.
Engineer John Hine returned from
Nebraska Tuesday morning with his
family. They will occupy the Peddi-
cord residence.
Mschinist Nick Scallion returned
Tuesday from Phillipsburg, where he
had been a couple of weeks filing the
place OF a machinist who was laying of.
Conductor Herbert Farley Of the
ManitOu & Pixies Peak cog road came
down to GOOdland Tuesday evening.
He returned to ManitOu Wednesday
morning.
West bound passenger traffic is very
good, all trains are crowded. Tourists
are bound for the Colorado resorts
and many are taking advantage Of the
low rates to California
Frank A. Houston, at one time an
employe Of the Rock Island at Good
land, was married last week at Fair
bury, Neb., to Miss Jessie V. Davis.
Mr.. Houston is timekeeper in the Rock
Island round house at FairbUry.
HI. Weathers Of Leadville was here
this week renewing acquaintsnces. He
was employed In the train service Of
the Rock Island and made his home
in this city until several months ago,
but is now Forking for the Denver &
Rio Grande.
Maehinist Nick ScalIion was sent
down from GOOdland last week to look
after work here during the absence Of
/ Charles Stspp- Mr.. ScslliOn informed
a News man that be had been working
Z for the Rock Island for nine years now
and finds it one Of the best systems be
ever struck a tap for A day or two
after arriving here be found q penny
! and considered it as 3 piece of good
luck, as at every place he has hereto
I fore worked he found q copper before
working more than two days. He is q
very pleasant gentleman to meet, Rnd
I q firstclass machinist, having learned
{ his trace IN Ireland over 20 years ago
I-PhiliPsburg News.
/ Z. E. Mcleod, assistant general pas
senger agent Of the Chicago, Rock
l Island and Pacific road, has been elee-
/ ted chairman OF the Western Passen-
/ ger. association, to succeed B. d. CaId-
\ well, who has resigned 20 become traf
I &c manager Of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Mr. Mcleod, who
+ has been with the Rock Island for &
number Of years, is the youngest man
/ who ever filed the position. At one
\ time be represented the road as gen
eral agent at Pittsburg, Pa Later hs
was made assistant general passenger
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60 scHooL aRADUATEs.


your Bright Young People Complete the
Common school Course.
The county graduation exercises were
held at the KimmeI school house in
Logan township, Friday evening. The
school room was nicely decorated, and
the class motto, aOnly the Dawn was
placed in large letters on the wall The
school and q male quartette from Good
land furnished music. The graduates,
Roy Marshall, Pearl Kimmel, Mamie
Brinkmeier and Glenn Kimmel, are to
congratulated on their productions as
Wellas their rendering OF them. County
Superintendent Jones presented the
diplomas with words Of encouragement,
and they are now entitled 70 admission
in the high school without ezamina-
ton The programme was as follows:
Song, America -.--.---------.---.---- School
Invocation 1900 D. B. DInWIddie
81 ale QuaTtette
Great Events --------------------R Roy Marshall
Life Is Real Pearl KimmeI
Song, His Voice Re-echOes'' School
Thu Progress Of Knowledge" Mamie Brinkmeir
song School
Rome Was Not Built in a Day" Glenn Kimmel
Presentation OF Diplomas.
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The Circus.

Campbell Bros. circus arrived in
GOOdland last Friday and gave two
performances as advertised. They made
q street parade at 1870 but the balloon
ascension failed to take place. Fully
500 people witnessed the afternoon
performance, crowding the round top
TO its full capacity. The evening at
tendance was small Campbell Bros.
deserve credit for introducing some
very interesting and novel features
while the entire performance vas more
than up to the standard expected
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To eradicate worms from the system
give the child plain, nourishing food
and Whites Cream Vermifuge. The re-
suit viii be, the worms VIII disappear
and the child become healthy snd
cheerful Price 25e.-W. Eunis.
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CominE ID GoodIand &c Fourth.

A one-fare for the round trip has
been secured over the railroad for the
Fourth. This practically settles the
matter and there will be a large num-
Der Of Thomas county people go to
GOOdland to hear the eagle scream.
Goodland is making great preparation
and those who attend viii be royalty
entertained.-C Colby Tribune.
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We solicit bids from all carpenters,
painters and plssterers interested on
remOdeling and additions to Union
hotel for a residence property. See
plans. Q. NJ. MILLIsACK.
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At the Opera House To-Night.

An excellent entertainment is prom
ised at the opera house tO-nightsrwhen
the four act drama, Forced to the
War" will be presented by home tai
ent, the proceeds from which will be
used in repairing the opera house
stage. Several specialties viii be in
troduced between curtains and a good
orchestra will be in attendance. The
purpose to which the money will be
put is a worthy one and the attempt
is deserving Of good support. Popular
prices Of admission, tickets on sale at
Monroe & McCIure's.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-30

Jones steel header, used only one
season; cheap. L E HARTzLER,
GoodIaDd. Kan.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-30

Ladies slippers, OXfOrds under
wear, ETC., will receive our atten-
ton for your interests IN price.
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,JuDe-lTercer Marriage.

Mr.. Camille W JuPe of this city and
Miss Elsa Mercer Of Agra, Kan, were
married Wednesday at 8 p. N. at
Logan, Kan.
They Will make their home in Good
land after July 10.
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% Our Subscribers Important

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ut So Set They win mail, postpaid, . full
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Robbed ) ahe Crave.


A startling incident . Which Mr. John
oliTersof Philadelphia, was the subject, is mar
rateaby him as. follows q We. in most
dreadful condition. Ny skin was almost yell
low, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain oontinu-
ally in back and sides, no appetite e-graduaily
growing We ker day 81 day Three pnysi-
cians had given mo up. Fortunately, friend
advised trying .Electric Bitters,' and to my
greas joy and surprise, the frs. bottle made .
decided improvement continued their use
for three weeks, and am nov 2 well man. I
know they saved my life. and robbed the grave
Of another victim. No one should fail to
ny; tkem. Only 50 cents per bottle at ). T
". DeIorme's Drug Store.
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CAPTURES
THE BATTERY.
How Charleston Entertained
the Battery.

Special to The State
Charleston, March 9 Senator Till
man and the congressional party
arrived this morning at IL O'Clock from
Columbia. They we're met at the
depot by a committee composed of
Mayor j Adger smytb. Alderman
Geo " Williams. Jr. Maj Geo B
Edwards, Messrs C F Middleton. W B
Wilson. w 81 Welch. J c Hemphill.
T r Waribg, a G Kaufman, Capt J
Gilmore Martin, the Rev Dr. Bays aud
Mr. W Gibbes Wbaley, who took
charge Of the ladies and gentlemen of
the visiting party. escorted them to the
oarrisges in waiting aud drove them
rapidly around the city. pointing out
the chief points Of interest. The party
was then taken to Accommodation
wharf, where the Pilot Boy was
boarded for an excursion around the
harbor and to the Isle of Palms At
the latter place the guests and their
entertainers had lunch served to them
and many were the convivial courtesies
interchanged. The party returned to
the city about 6 O'Clock and enjoyed 8
brief rest before the banquet. which
vas served at the Charleston hotel at
7.30 this evening Speeches were
made oy Senator TillmaD and Congress.
men ConoalIy, Cowherd, Sbafro.h,
Lewis. Norton, Latimer. Showalter
and Col Waterbouse and all the
speakers were generously applauded
The fra.ernization Of Senator Tillman
and bis opponents here even to the
editors who have so bitterly denounced
him in the past, was complete and the
occasion was an epoch making one in
State hatcbet- DuryiDg and reconcllia-
ton.
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eon.sips.iod ipiiseyss6m,s / m The body from rid.
adi neaesselsed ed Wastemetser.e DesWjm's lit
tle Early Rissrs wal removable trenble. and
scure Sick Headache. Biliouspess. lnac,ise
sns sar coated, don't gripe Of cause nausea.--
Husbson-Ligop Go. sa1 3 SO -,
Overcome eyi, with good Overcome your
coughs and colds with :0oe Minute Cough
Cure. It is 90 good that children cry for it.
1t cures. csonp, bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe and all throat and lnng diseases
Hughson Ligon Go.
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Chat.apoogs. Tenn. March $40
.one viii die as q result Of the riot 10
which the men Of tie Eighth immune
regiment, coIored, engaged here last
night. bat hsif dozen people Injured
will be laid up for several uonshe.
Inspector Harkins, Policeman Poe and
"a. j. Lodford are seyerely wounded.
bat their injuries will no. prove fatal.
Three soldiers we're shot in the
dissurbases. bus their names could not
be learned. 10 addition to those
Injured here, three soldiers were shot
oa Southern railway train between
Cssstsnoogs snd Knoxville The shoot.
iDg vss dope By soldier. uho escaped
from the train at Athens, Tenn.
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/ In.sthe March Review. Of Revievs
|:Dr. William Hayes Ward has an article Q
on Puerto Rico. which he visited
recently t.for sbe purpose Of studying
Its educatiooai and religious needs y
IA paragraph on The color line may be
compared with what a staff corrsspon-
dent of The State lately wrote regarding
alleged ..sooial equality" 10 Habaua :
"The prejudice against colored people
lie very much less than In the United
States. but it yet exists, and that
notwithstanding the late emancipation
of the slaves. When one sees white
and colored children in the same schools
and colored as we'll as white teachers,
be may be too quick to imagine that
caste based on color does not exist
Bot when he attends any of the
principal social functions he is undeceiv-
ed. At parties and receptions be will
see none bat those Of pure white
blood y Which goes to show once
more che wo..hlessness Of judgments
based on bss:y and shallow observation
The .eolor l:ne'' is not drawn at the
extreme point that it is drawn here;
but it is drawn nevertheless. naturally
aud without political prompting. where
it is necessary to be drawn-in eocial
circles and 1T the door of the home.-
The State.
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col. JONES INDIGNANT, /,

SO&A. sW0ASGeS - VA0 ~. 1s-As A.s1z
Raleigh, N. c. March s.-The
Tenth inuspes. oolored. passed here
to-dsy over tho SeAboard Airline on
sfber wsy north from Macon, Ga. !
Col. GhariesL Jones, commanding
officer Of the regiment. wss seen By
representative Of the Associated
Press inmediately upon The arrival
of his train here. - ssher had tese.
graphed ahead il the morning that
ne dssised 70. make y statement in
ressrd TO the shooting nfair at Griffin,
Ga. He said h4 struck Griffin about
S O'Clock yesterday afternoon. I
don't think there was more than 9
dozen revo.Yers in the hands Of the
mon. When we We pulled out Of Vine;
vile, there was seme shooting in the
sair from the train. The. men wese
full Of good spirits and hads no inten
stion 10 barn, anyone. No shots we're
fred when we weat into the town Of
zriffin was snrprised to fad men
lined ND on either side Of she depot
About so Of them wore uniforms /
inudired what the trouble was, and
,r ,us :ssl dat the fret section hss
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A NEW SUBSCRIBER.

"say, Kernel" be said, as he walk.
ed into The Atlanta Constitution editors
cfGce, aud stamped about forty pounds
Of mud of his boots against the leg Of
the stove. Il sorter thought I'd take
your. paper EFF you'd do the square
.tbieg !"
.sWhy, of course. We are always glad
to accommodats our subscribers"
well. hers obituary of Auas Ka.
+line-hiss jes' tea psges of foofs cap,
and -won's make much..l reckon =.
|, "Ap you'll send forty copies Of the
paper to this'er list o relatives Won.
you r. .. ...,.... - -.
5 "Yes."
s "An' ne1t week my daughter
Soriliy 3is. going to get married. I
reckon you'll print hall lot about
that ~
."Of course, that's rews."
''An' say. I've got one of the 6oest
young shotes you ever saw. l want
you to come out some day aud write up
hit"
81 shall be glad to do so.
lyon haiu's got dozen OF two old
magazines what you's done read
a.laying around handy, hev you 7"
.'Yes. here's three or four"
'.Thapky. Jes put me down Cor
three months, and I'll hand you the
quarter long this fall some time. -
Exchange
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Lancaster, March 8.-Messrs Jobn
P. Thomas, Jr.. and Cole L Blease,
attorneys Cor State Constables W. R
Crawford, Coleman, Dorm and Cooley,
charged with the murder of Mrs
Stuart, made application for bail for the
defendants before Judge Ernest Gary 10
the court house tbis morning Solicitor
Henry represented the State. Crawford
vas granted bail 10 the sum Of $4,000.
DorD and Coleman each 10 the sum OF
81 900 aud Cooley in the SUN Of $500.
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been disorder1y and that the citizens
wanted to protect themselves.
81 told my men to be quiet and
they were obedient, and there was
no disorder The train stopped about
Eve minutes
stThe train had pulled out about
geo yards when some of the men IN
the forward part of the train fred
,me shots.
The militia then fred into the
rear ear. Geo. Z Agee, the brake.
man, who was standing on the plat
form was shot. One ball passed
through his leg, another through bis
thigh and still another passed through
his body As the officers car passed
8 bodv Of the militia, a volley was
fred into it. Notwithstanding the
fact that four ladies were at the win.
dows. was standing on the plat.
form Of my Car. The wife of one OF
the captains, who was seated by the
window, had q narrow escape. An
iron brace prevented another bullet
from crashing into the Car.
e.Up to. the 8 so o'clock when !
left Macon yesterday afternoon, not
one of the .depredations Of the white
or negro troopa at that town had been
committed BY the Tenth immunes
The action; of the militia In Griffin
was the mose cowardly that / have
ever seen human beings guilty of.
Had they fred into the car from
which the one SHOT was fred, il
would have been bad enough, but to
Ere volley into Car, when the
officers who had charge of the men
knew shere were ladies IN the Cal
who. were unable TO- protect them
selves, and who had not been guilty
of any breach of Iaw,swas beneath
men.
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Noseh sfaral llnassG Ser 9 Thste
lll siis.bslIaa.. - s.I. -.


Ieiis, lN. &c. sllSsreh The
ton ofsahe TeSsb imadnes fhfbdgh
.lf5s SsstesS1s ibask drunken ya ed
rsssinsnd sAoosfbg 81 people; houses
aD6caszie alssg tie r4aTeat ssssas
Buri5e iAsgleu nirutesf fthat. the
tram stopped here. eEere wss drink
ing and disorder among the men
:seversl SHOTS were fred sthe ground
.or into the ~. II s
Il along the rouse the conduct
.Rs5 the ssme "a dispatch from
Henderson sosnight rays: The
Eenth immune. negro troops, passed
:to.dsy over the Sesbosrds Air Line
The shot aprisste houaes and. schocly
ehildsen SesaEsl men. sWouded
The otfceIs ef the regiment seemed
TO haye no control oyerthe men,
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Il would not be fair to comment on
the Penitentiary scandal at Columbia
until after the investigation is ended.
but the facts so far ascertsined show
that the General Assembly knew what
is vas doing when it elected a new
superintendent for that iDs.itusioo
There was good deal Of talk about
Col. Neal aud 6is accounts more than
q year ago, aad 40 Investigation should
have been made then. II would have
saved the State from possible loss aud
relieved Col. Neal of at least part of
bis present embarrsssment.-Nsws and
Courier.
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Wisdom to-day means comfort tomorrow.
70 proyeIt onysa White aud use IT.:
Paper novels, 500 new titles. many Of
them never before issaed il cheap form. 3.
Gs.vs,eents Co.. s:sSz
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Call, see, aud buy embossed or floral Crepe
Paper. b. G Osteeu + Co.
If you went nice organ au easy terms
see Randle.
The hsppies. ladies are those using the
Whitesewtng machine.
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Paper Dolls. dressed or otherwise a. H. G
Osteen Co.'S.
The sawhite, runs light. The "Wh hi.e'
sews right.
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1III) H BLACK
SOLDIERS BEHAVE.
zGaoreia style Is shown at
(sr1Inn Gof as 8: Tired as
the War Department
Itself.

sSSs.inisar iasisas revolyers and other arms.
h:sh fhey ID some way managed 70,
nuiraeaae Wssh them they began firing
SON s;s fhs windows Bullets dew IN
seys;iE1 direction as the tram sped on,
ma 1sssersbY were compelled 10
saassa|s shsitsfs IISuckiiiy only one per-
sa; s6of IL dsS scons " gfiiill Good
10 10 6sgsearsoiidl e white boy whose
sd ssssdln ss btdly sct1red by ball.
df dsif as fras1 passed the various
s:,,f afstfene m 81 she road the fioting was
reOssssisrlea. sisl siioYs beiing fired from the
ra1SE 81 the Sc, peo,pis standlfng on the
nfsffI dfna so Zee tiis tram 20 by
ssliislf8si lsiflfH6 Ga whefe the first
ssseti5a 81 the train stopped about:
l9 f6i6 sdternsoon, occurred the
MS serious trouble of ne day The
.a, xsssslsl cane over The Central os
sfseor;;e41as EssiiIlfoad ID three sections
Yfh hen 4l,e i first s. tam stopped at,
,iif1 sls ss neefoes 81 ss s sbo m 81 .his lime,
Ind filed flied a, 81 3 81 fWsihiiskey, began
! sf6r7sne fhaair pistoIs d and 5 yelling Ike.
indians l)lTar go alnsots were ired
md ths poihce were &c powerless 70.
siesi sxesist 6a ciity Was at the mercy
sof Iii negroes. Who kept up q ias1l-
slsds s6oss nntiI fke tram carried
ssem beyond the CITY { limits
nesgs of the Courageous con
duct spread rapid over iriffn and
ST wns determined HAT the next
ssection of tie reg giin1ent shonld be.
hald 81 check laayor Davis tele-
phons Cor gandI asking hin; TO
sosilo ont the GIiifffn rifles. The
osssnor sent void that he wonid
s1csossult fhe anthorisies and instruct
hil sa In minstes lsyor Davis,
aIdesed eut Ahe seapp son hia;
& lb,iiIiisJ. as there waseno|
Det0 llase Ehtes sIssiifdsasW were given
sese IoandasoS and under.
Eof Hiieat David marched 10;
sSEe edelsct. 80
taoH fo thes militia the.
:mayor ANA SsStaeriGf Morris deputized.
iIi8els "a sasiststhe,
siD asetviDg peace and pros
agy1kac ~:
l,oss "a. fae second
:secsIon aanleinsighs and shove tfaes
ssyosrpf te trasn conld sbes heard the:
sIsisas sofs mo sasna were being,
Discharged sihlalisn hen
Hrs stssiiascauna to sstsndstin the;
81 lnlgroe.tsa aQa heavily AIMED men
sba eolnniaaded than 81 keep qaiet.,
hasnee eFoass Iere asFads and Hieh
8 .xaesgelrcep4iioD iEare as d0cile asi
iisllis Eo hnae y hos proved fracs
saons cssced heads we're .Hdminis=
the train pnl1e deont sfrosn
the depot and the negroes thought
they Nyysre ont ef reach of the citi-
szeas shay Began i firing d 6odsss at
4ks 6rs, shot avo}1ey was poured.
sint slhes train vssbs tizensssSd
ma ef1asA Agee,sA a ffai1man,
49, taalysshak snas sand:
on egfessiee tlandAd xss sss,s
kers no ats6ub blsszins g AtlanAas,
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-03-15
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