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The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-03
Local and Personal.

See White for children's underwear.
Hammer Paint, the best, Al the
Holly Pharmacy.
SEE WHITE for Greeley potatoes
At sl..5 per hundred pounds.
SEE WHITE for Greeley potatoes
at sl.35 per hundred pounds. e
SEE WHITE For ladies Blsck
Wool Hose At twenty five cents
August Gibbons. Of Denver is a
new subscriber to the Chieftain.
Frank O'Neil of Tribune, drove
down last Friday aftera load of cab
bage.
SEE WHITE For mems 1wool
socks" for twenty cents, two pair for
thirty five.
George Hollis brought five onions
down town the other day that weighed
81 pounds.
SEE WHITE and buy a pair Of
Gloves and Seven fine cigars for thiI-
ty-five cents.
j. w. Bryce has started in the dray
business, and competition in that line
is quite lively. 4sF
JEFF Smith lost valuable COW last
week. He WAS not able'to ASCERTAIN
the cause of her death.
A good, warm pair of GLOVES and
SEVEN GOOD CIGARS. for thirty
five cents ut WHITES.
S. n. Garfield transacted business
and, 1t is presumed, talked politics
in Lamar last Saturday.
We want to ''show YOU the most
beautiful line Of Holiday goods you
ever saw next week at Whites.
If YOU want to buy a good sewing
machine at less than wholesale price
caliat this ofiice. Will trade for /;
good milch COW.
w. +. Crowley's men gave the tree.
about town good irrigation this
week. They will not need any more
water until spring.
Oyer seventy pupils are enrolled in
the Holly schools, which is a heavy in
crease over last year. 1t is almost
impossible for the teachers to fine
seats for all of them.
sMack Newman drove down from
Tribune Saturday and returned Sun.
day. His brother J. c., who has been
working on the new school house, re-
turned home with him.
w. NJ. Wiley is having race track
made east of the Amity barn for the
the purpose Of training the fast horsei
kept at the Amity stables. jeff Smith
is doing the work on the track.
/ Geo Nolald. Kockland, o., says
Ny wife had piles forty years. De
Wits WITCH Hazel Sslye cured her
1t il the best salve in America"
heals everything aud cures all skin dis
eases.
jeff Smith has traded the ten-acrt
tract on which he lives for twent,
acres just north of the Amity colony
under the Buffalo canal. He ant
family will move on to the Lyon
place three miles west of town To-
the winter. g.
Read This.
lf'the "other pheller' charges yol
forty cents and We sell sou for thirt,
he admits that we buy cheaper thar
he-and We save you 35i per cent
That's the way We sell underwear.
S. +. WnITs s. Co. ;.
DR.. w. Wixon. Italy Hill, n. Y.
says, II heartily recommend Que Min
ute Cough Cure 1t gave my wife i'm
mediate relief in suffocating asthma
Pleasant to take Never fails to quick
II cure all coughs, colds, throat and
lung troubles.
Mrs. Edward Mitchell died lasl
Thursday night at her home neal
Amity, and was laid to rest ut Cool
iidge Saturday afternoon, funcra
services being held at the NJ. y.
church at that place. Mr.. and Mrs
Ia. 4 i
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-03

ct cost 4
School books Of ali kinds s the
Holly Pharmscy.
Get your school supplies q tAs
Holly Pharmacy.
W. J. Pratt Is doing the selling act
in G. L. McPherson's store.
B. Martin, Of Coolidge, was hauling
lumber from Holly Monday.
SEE WHITE for ladies' BustIes
and rolls Of every description.
Bran, Bran, Bran!
I, A car Of Bran to arrive at Whites.
George Hollis has been confined to
his house for several days by illness.
Don't buy your school furniture
until you have got prices from Geo
Hollis.
Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson Is having an ad-
dition built on the rear OF the Santa
Fe Avenue restaurant.
Fl. A. Pettee is moving his resi-
dence house to his farm adjoining
town. on the southwest.
chsap Corn.
On arrival We will sell corn BY the
ton At sixty cents per Cwt.
S. F. WHITE & Co.
".
Thos. Griffith. democrat-people's
candidate for county commissioner,
was talking to the voters of Holly
last evening. He returned home this
morning feeling that Holly precinct
is all right.
The arrival Of November and real
Novemb ,r weather were simultaneous.
But there'l be lots OF nice weather
yet this year.
B. F. McLellan's household goods
arrived yesterday and he and wife
will soon be comfortably located in
their new home.
Anyone needing machine oil or re-
pairing on engines or any kind of ma
chinery should see B. F. McLellen or
leave orders at this Office.
Messrs. Cox and Marston shipped
their wool on Monday. Their exper-
ience with sheep and alfalfa has con-
yinced them that there is good pro-
fitAin that business.
G. S. Thornberry called at this
office while in town yesterday and
said he had l30 acres Of wheat we'll
Irrigated and has sufIiclent growth,
for good winter pasture.
j. A. Mcdowell, republican candi-
date for assessor, spent three days In
Bolly and vicinity during the week
trying to convince the voters that he
is just the man for the place.
Il wouldn't be without DcWitt's
Wiich Hazel salve for any considera
tior," writes Thos B. Rhodes. Center
feli. o. Infail,ble for piles, cuts, burns
and skin disea. e.. Be. are Of counter :
| feits.
j. S. McMurtry is receiving broom
corn from the farmers north of town
for shipment to eastern points. He
will have about ten carloads to ship.
The price is very high and will net
the farmers good profit.
The celery growers are busy taking
up their crop and placing 1t in trench
es for bleaching. The crop will net
them considerable money as it is pro-
nounced by competent judges to be as
| ti.c as evergrown anywhere.
DIR. II. Ii. Hnden. Summit, Ala saye
II think kodol Dyspepsia Cure is II
splendid medicine. prescribe it, and
my confidence in it grows with contin-
ued nse" 1t digests what you eat and
quickly cures dyspepsia aud indiges.
ticn.
Agatjte 10 the best and only hard
plaster that il in use In Colorado
Some persons say that the agAtits
beds in Kansas are about PLAYED out
which is not 80. We lave enough
material in Kansas 20 last one thoU.
sand years.
GnoHex HOLLIS Agent.
Saturday afternoon the bell at the
Amitv Office pealcd forth fire alarm
and Immediately large crowd of cit
izens rushed south OF the track where
| they found fire started at the corner
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-03

w. NJ. Wiley is having race track
made east OF the Amity barn for the
the purpose Of training the fast horses
kept at the Amity stables. jeff Smith
is doing the work on the track.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-03
Read Th.ls..

If'the "other Phcllern charges you
forty cents and We sell sou for thirty
he admits that we buy cheaper than
he-and We save you ,5i per cent.
That's the way We sell underwear.
s. 4. WHIrn & CO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

We hsve Two children who sre sui
lee. to attacks OF Group, Whenever 90
attack 10 coming on my vile gives them
Chsn berlsin's Cough Remedy and 1t 81
ways prevents the attack. II Ia . house
hold necessity il this county and 40 NIT
ter ~bst el.e We ruu ous Of, ii would 40,
do 10 be without Chsn be,lsin's Cous b
Remedy. More Of /, ID sold here ihsn OF
eli other cough medicines combined. j.
VI. NiorLK, OF Aiekle Bros,, merchants,
Slekleyiile. Pa. For sale by II Whip
pie, Manchester Centre. A " Pesiibone,
Msoehefier Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

II dill me more good Than anything
ever used My dyspepsia was Of months
standing after eating 1t was terrible. Nov
am well. writes s y Keeuer, Hoisine
too, Kansas. OF K1dol Dyspepsia Cure
II diRes,s Whist you eat ] ii Whipple,
Manchester Centre A II Peitibone, Man
chester Depot
MASonE,TER DEPOT
The w. Il, o will meet on Friday at
$50 p. IN.
Mrs. @. b. Carleton is visiting in
Londonderry.
Mrs s. w. Bourne has gone 10 Buffs
10 TO spend the winter.
Lauren Davis hrs bought the paper
route Of E. q. Bonesteel.
Mrs. Sara Bourn has gone TO Cherry
Greek. N. Y. 10 spend the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Fl. Pe,,ibone and
son have been in Rutland for q few days.
%. e. Msttison is 10 town canvassiug
for the book entered The Royal Scroll.
H. 7. Whedon has moved his harness
shop 10 the lot nett TO A. Il Pettbone's
store,
Mrs. hiison and two children we're
the guests Of Mrs. William Shersin last
Thursday.
Miss Loitie Msttison and brother OF
Frankfort, Ind. we're in town Friday call
ing on friends.
George McGu1in. onr telegraph
operator. has been taking hunting trip
the pss, lev dsys.
Mrs Gilbert Bradley has been enter
tanning the past week her mother Mrs
Jerome Hill OF Sunderland aud her sister
Mrs. NJ d. HundIey OF South Dakota
Mrs John Davis who had shock
while visiting in L,ndsrove died on
Tuesdsy. TIE remains we're brought
home and the funeral services were held
from the Methodist church 90 Friday
Afternoon at tao O'clock. Mr.. DAVIS hss
the .ympsthy d the community.
The Dewey train slacked up While
pssIg our station aud the Admiral came
oai 90 the rear platform where the lirse
crorI aid get good look at him. he
looks iike bis pictures which are go com
mon, 80 th.. one wlnd be able 10 rscog
nize him al once We are glad 10 have
seen him II cnlr fer momett IL was
N nch better ihsn sitting 90 the fence snd
seeicg the train so by. Like Dewey
those xho canes little te failed TO zee
him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12
THREE DcoroRs IN CONSULTATION

from DenJdBtfH fTQHhttH
When you ere sick, what you like best
is 10 be chosen Tor medicine in the first
place; what experience tells you best. to
be chosen 10 the second place; what reason
d. O., Theory says is best is to be chosen
10 the last place. Bat il you can get DR..
INCLINATION, DR.. Experience aud Rrsson to
hold 9 consultation together. they will
give sou the best advice thu. can be
taken"
When you have bad cold DR.. Incline
ton would recommend Chamberlain
Cough Remedy because it is pleasant and
safe TO take. DR.. Experience would recon
mend ii because II never fails to effect .
speedy and permanent cure. Dr.. Reason
would recommend it because 1t is prepar
ed GA rcien ito principles, and acts on
ustures's pisa in relieving the lungs. open
ing the secretions and restoring the tys
TEN TO a natural aud healthy condition.
For sale by IL Wbipple, Manchester
Centre, A II Psslib Jte. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

Betiies the regular trains there will be
thirty -four special trains into Montpelier
CD Dewey day. OF this number twenty
siI will enter over the Central Vermont,
For the accommodation OF the immense
crowd which will come IRON oil sections
Of the state the Central Vermont will con
strnct twelve tracks on the Lsngdon mes
dow aud will eoclose the whole with Z
fence twelve feet high With gates Of each
end Of The track.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

TIE canning factories 81 Windsor. IVES.
minister and Prstilsboro .ske the bulk OF
the coro grown in their sections. Al
wss,nial.ier sboui 500. 900 pint cans will
be Elled With eIcslleut corn this season.
aud the demand eIcesds the supply.
This years crop ID bslov The average.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

hsss o. tIpesls 10 speal The msst al
Tee sitiu Ia Mstesosssr
1gst c. wtigpls Of Astoht,tsr Co
ter aa baes speaains satsr.l s.yssi TIE
rsisssos q MIR Daatsa
4 - Mia Lisslsy Of Bssslns.on viIl open
ku nlllissry rOsHs IN Misc Gr.y's col
l.ss TIE lsa veet 10 October
Mr.. Bertha N. Pratt spisfisiBsa The
seilrs members q The q. 4. 81 Der hoGs
In The vilisss On Mphds, svttiss,
a Number 81 our Chrisiisp Endesvor
ere we're 10 siitpdsree Al the Conyestien
hsla ir West Rupstt, the iourlb.
Arthur Wsde gives . party 10 bic
friends this Wednesday eveuins, The 90
cssion beng bic ssventeepth birthday.
Is. NJ. Warren is hsnos barn erect
cd At his Homestead IN the Hollow. Moss
5heldos has the eob,rset Tor doing the
WORK
The ". X. G. will hold special meet
lag Saturday evening Of this week to get
ready ior peIt. Inspector A full attn
dance is desired.
The August dividends OF the Dor.et
cheese Association we're made out 90 Sat
uf3sy, the milk netting the pstroos nioe
ty-eishl cents per hundred.
Mrs. Carries Phelps b. been visit
ins Der soE Fred Phelps 10 Lee, Msss.
for several weeks. She has siso been
guesi OF her daughter 10 Boston.
Dr. George l. Prentiss OF New York
hss closed his country home 10 this vii
lsse and with bis daughter Miss Minnie
Prenli.s has returned to their winter
abode.
John Vance Cheney left Dorset Sslur
day having passed few days 10 town With
bis amt Miss Vance also left town at
the same time 10 spend some time In
Boston.
Miss Harriet Holley ltf, town Tues
day to spend the winter 10 Troy where
she teaches music. Miss Holley will be
greatly missed as she has furnished foe
N usic at the church during the SUMNER
SUNDERLAND.
Mrs Mary West is dangerously Ill
Fletcher Allen is visiting friends here.
Mics Nsvie Styles spent Sunday with
Ter parents in Peru.
Mr.. Etnest Goyelte OF Shsf,bury
pent Sunday in town.
Mrs L A. Graves ia receiving
isit from her mother.
Mise Rose Moi1il OF Manchester is the
nest OF Mics Florence Wyman.
-Osmond Madison and family are the
nests OF their aunt, Mrs W, s, Holt
Mrs. Burr Bentley and dsug hters,
iszel and Bertha, are visiting Mrs. Leon
I'd Mears,
"A new feature has been added to our
.ation neatly furnished department
Ihe,e free Ia Oh is served by Il. W,
PHILIPPE.
Hon. A. p. Bowen, L. A. Graves and
Y. +. Williams aud the Eist Arlington
ornet Band are at Montpelier playing for
)ewey's celebration.
-Chsrles Graves. who has been work =
ig for w. Ii, L.throp, has moved with O
is Family to Saratoga, Miss Center went O
18th them. VIII Msttison takes bis place
q the farm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

i.sfas 81 tie state sha lhs eldest liviSs
sfsspsa 81 hisalsb=rr callssa lie eoz
i4Gsss - rf.tiits ts yrgiemsoa sptll !
skofi tine t,siats ha aaih Hs lesss'
iso soc. DE- sisTsss Robert, Of A.stsct
Ist. M.ss. .ss Hoa. Robert Roberts Of
+ Bsflisstas, ssa ive dsnshinta liz
viis dieA several ye.s ssa. Whsa Mr..
Ightrts osns 70 ,osn be toot Tie eree Of
gaass Milo pssrsiL Ard ere Of bis ant
rate. ~, IN 5siesaips Bsies Of shsiabsfy
iot TIE mur3u Of lis slsssf. 10 Which csse
10 vita tie isis RGEon CsEasld Of Ar
llEsios .. ssnsHe5 b, Iaiss Williams
Bates va essuclsd and h1ss u Bstblrs
i0s. bsass The lss, public tIeesilos 10
ycfmosL
Mr. D y. ssrsss, . nstse Of Yer
nosi, bat lOrs resitsDi Of L1ndon. b1
rretBtsd ibs Msft Shioner Libary the
iollo.iss books; Cbsppsli's Voyage 10
Hsasers Bay. Aaso1's yoysss Road
.ks weria, 49, Description Of the
spspish West Ladies'. Henots Travels 10
C.n.ds. Welds Tl.Vsl's 10 Aotih AGfriss,
B.ets Afiie L,na Expedition. p.ty's
Journal Of Sscopa yoyssf, Fontsr's voy
sses TO tbs Nerth. DIobs Voysss Road
The World, Batbscks J9utney 10 Amsri
co, Btkbect's Ssltlsts from Illinois, I'm
lsJ's Toposrsphicsl Description. Hawke
EIpeii iien 10 Chlns aud Japan, ksne's
Attic Explorations. sbepsrd's Account oi
ST. Vincent. McCllnioek's Narrative Of the
Fate OF Sir John Fnnklin. Hesroe's
Journey. Cilnton's Narrative. Observe
,ioss. etc, sols Greoaboro's History OF
Oregon, Benefits History Of British
Gui.ns, Elwsrjs Lille Of R,liesh. Con
quest Of Canada. by W.tbprlon. vols.
Russisn Discoveries, by Coke, Great Des
ers Of North America. by Domenech. 2
vols Toronto Of Old, by Sending;
Founders Of New Plymouth, by Hunter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

Henry Williams OF Bellows Falls 10
visiting his brother; Horace Williams.
George Benedict is home from the
West after Oh Is year absence.
Miss Bridget Morrissey expects 10
leave town soon for New York.
Mrs. j. J. Stakeholder and son tre
making visit TO friends in Hoosick Falls,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

The Pillow Boy Pfescher.p Rev. j. KIRK
man. Belle Rive. Ill, ssys. After suffering
rom Bronchial or lnus trouble for ten
yesrs, was cured by one Minute Cough
Cure l.iss III that is claimed for !, aud
mora II cares eoughs. eolis. grippe and
all lhros. and Iona troubles J II Whip
Pile. snshesler Centre; A II Pc tibone,
Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

Rev. ". S. wsIktr sud family hsss
reiurnsd after 90 sbseBce OF txo weeks.
- Rev ". Esbbins sud wife 0. Mitdlt
to.r, Conn. are bosr3ibg ii Mist Msrcis
X Gts,s
DIR. Danlins OF 0rses~ieh, n. Y. 10
visliieg bis sister. Ms Ch.flss Hsvood
co Main street.
Mrs A. Armstrong has closed her
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

lfyoa seoar the world Jon gill ntve,
snd srsueay fqasl 10 Ous Minnie Cough
Care. .sys Editor fsekle', Of The Mic.nc
py. II. "Hasllr' Il cured bic family
OF LaGrippe and raves ,hoasslis from
pusauonis. btorehi.is. group ard oil
throst sra iuuG troubles. J II Whipple,
Manchester Centre; A Il Petitions. Mac
chester Dspo',
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

President King, farmers Bank. Brook
lyn, Mich has used DeWitt's Little Early
Risers IN his family for years, Says they
are the best These famous little pills
cure constipation. biliousness and sll
liver AMI bowel troubles. Risers. J II
Whipple, Manchester Centre; A II Petit
bone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12
MANCHESTER ohsrnR

Oar people sre patriotic aud want to
see our large h,g Oesln du1a to the breeze
on days Of na,oual importance; where
shall Il be7
Re- ular communication OF Alderman
Lodge, No. ~, r a A. NJ. Thursdsy even
ing, Ost l2th. Work, NJ NJ. Degree.
L. II. DEscH Secy
e b. Smith was taken suddenly i'll,
Tuesday. Lronght on by over eIettion,
bu, Is better today aud no serious resu
is apprehended.
MIR and Mira Albert Pindle have he
moved from this village and now oscupy .
part OF the residence OF Mr. Chstl,s Ran
dali on the west load.
Mira. Thomas Mcclure, mother OF
Mrs. David Rutledge OF the Coiburn
Honse, died at the home other daughter
on Sunday after long period OF Suffering
from heart disease. Her remains were
taken to Fair Haven on Tuesday Tor bar
isl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-31
j. NEW INDUSTRY.

II tho charges made in connection WIN
The experience Of Massachusetts IN get
ting rid Of. or. rather not getting ria or
the gypsy moth are true the BAY ''"'e
has been officially victimzed 70 most
outrageous extent through the medium
Of n new and unique industry
some years ago an enthusiastic en'o-
moloris, brought 10 this country specl-
mon Of the insect for observation ana
study. But It was not long before the
moth made It's escape. and settled down
70 the business Of raising n large and
perniciously influential family. The family
spread rapidly through Eastern Massa-
cbusetts. and became so obnoxious and
destructive that the State felt constrain-
cd 20 deal with the evil as the Pilgrim
Fathers dealt with the Indians. war OF
determination" was inaueurated. and
has been carried on" ever since at heavy
cost i'm money and great display Of scien-
tifc zeal. But Of late years the more the
money forthcoming from the State. and
the more the scientific zeal expended, the
greater have been the ravages Of the
moth. and at last n suspicion has been
excited that some Of the managers Of the
campaign while "exterminatng" the pest
economically with one hand, have been
prodigally colonizing IT, and fostering its
propagation with the other.
Indeed It is openly charged that some
Of the attaches of the moth commission
carry live moths about them; that they
have deliberately planted the insect
where II had not previously existed: that
certain colonies Of moths when dis
covered are not destroyed or interfered
with. but are allowed 10 grow and spread,
so that alarming photographs may be
obtained. and members OF the the Legs
lature frightened into making lavish APP
propriations, and that eggs are allowed
10 remain after their discovery for the
same purpose"
As a result Of these charges. there is.
II is said. a movement on foot to eX-
terminate the commission. If. however,
the charges shall be substantiated. the
people Of the Bay state ought not TO
rest satisfied with merely getting rid Of
the commission in its official capacity.
The courts ought TO find some way OF
dealing with the guilty ones. Individually.
to the end that the places IN society that
know them now will know them no more
forever. In short, they ought to be put
behind the bars for the rest of their days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-31
Observation-Disclosures 81, 1879.
,urs,nryT.s PETS wITEw ASHED


Washington special 10 the New York
Herald gives what it says Is reliable
forecast Of the report Of the War lnyes-
tirating Commission, which report Will be
In the hands of the President on Thurs
Day next
According to this forecast Alger is
"vipdicated." the commission finding no.
thing in his administration TO censure;
Tagan is commended; the adjutant-gen-
eral is complmented: the surgeon-general
IS gently rebuked and General Miles and
inspector-General Breckenridge receive
backahanded blows.
The public will find no difficulty in
reaching the conclusion that the forecast
In the Reralds special is correct For the
formulation Of just such report as has
been outlined the commission was organ
lied. II was intended that a report should
be made that would whitewash the ad-
Ininistration's pets. and make it dis
agreeable for all who in any way showed
a disposition TO interfere with the COM
pleteness Of that process But had this
not been apparent from the beginning. it
would stand proved by the line Of inves-
tigation that was pursued. As regards per-
sistency and ingenuity in the matter Of
not getting at the truth the commission
has made a record that is unparalleled.
The gentle rebuke 10 the surgeon-gene-
raj IS we take e. I'm the nature of
necessary diplomatic concession to those
who were so outraged by the sufferings
Of and inattention 10 the sick. As to the
censure OF Miles and Breckenridge, aside
from the fact that the former had no
standing at court in the beginning. these
officers were too much for the ingenuity
and the perslstency of the commission
in the attempts OF the latter TO obscure
the truth. They talked too much. in sea-
son and out of season. They very incon-
siderately cast dashes OF lampblack into
the whitewash tub.
Yet even had the commission not been
orgapized originally for wmtewashing
purposes, what else than a monumental
whftewashing job could have been eX-
pected? Whether Mr.. Mckinley saw it in
that light or not, he really appointed a
commission TO investigate himself. and It
was absurd to suppose that under the
circumstances his creatures would hon
6stly investigate. All the scandals regard
ing the conduct of the war. trace back
directly or indirectly TO Alger, and the
President is responsible for Alger. Re
ducing the whole matter to its last analy-
sis therefore. 1t is really the President
who has been whtewashed Now, how
ever, that this farce is over, it is to be
hoped that Congress will take up the
case seriously and appoint an impartial
committee to remove the whitewash, and
lay all the facts bare, no matter whom
the exposure may hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-31
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