davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-18
Wool Flrmer.

was abandoned.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
CONDEMN %ouTRAoEs
Ohlnsas IN TIN psaIn0 OOMst Holding
MMsA MNnlIDHs,

PORTLAND, On July W. mllle CHI
nam merchants 0f Portland hold u MAsA
meotinE, NJ which the following resOln'
zion WIN RdOptpdl
WResOlvad, That Tho Chinese UlllyenH
Of Portland, On condemn md dIsnp.
prove the awful ontpAEes perpetrAtvd
on poNoefnl foreigners In China by the
usnvpnr Prince Tuhn And hlS horde Oi
Boxers"
NAN VRAN0IA00, July lOa-The lend.
Inn Chinese merchants 0f tbiA Oily hold
4 mRaa meeting mil passed resolutions
expressing tlleir AbhovroIlee ior tno Nv
pressed their sympathy with the efforts
Of Tho allied powers In s%nppresalnH nnh
furnishing thOae responsible tor tNe
present situation In UhinM UOnsul
General lI0 Vow presided over the
mnnIiuui
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MURDER mystic ny,
TwO Men AvN Killed Whiis M Y FISHING
NxpnlltiOM

RoLoMoSyLLp, A, ~, July lp--T'hs
bodies Of H. w, Wheeler And w, ~
Howe, employees nj the HBtT0it UDpJWF
company on MOrenoi, who left hera Oh
u AahlnH %expedltlOn on leaHlo menh Two
weeks nRo, ware found during TIM dry
covered with brush nl,o Miles above
tho :pnmWnH HtntlOn on Maggie ppe0h,
HOth man had buon shot through the
head, Mother man Ind my money
md tlo murder IN u mystery, H0we
leaves n wItO mud two children,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
ATTACK sy BoERs.

pelsslApsws w0pss napnIsss IDsasss
mined Assault,
LONDON, July w aa1he wAr oflev hAs
veoslved ths following dispatch from
Lord h0befbsl
nppstorla, july lt-- Yesterday ,ha
sneMy made \ determined AttAnl
tho loft 0f pOla' UAfsW'S position
slOng our left iiank commanded by
Hutton, The posts held by ths IRISH
fnsillers and Canadian mounted lnlAl,
Try under HanienHnt Colonel AldsrsDA
were most gAllAntly defended, The
enemy MAds repeated attempts W N.Y.
aAnlt the positions, coming ~ ol0ss
range and calling 10 The FnAIllsss VI
surrender The enemy suffered M,
vsF0iy, They hKl 10 billed And M
wOIHisd, and 4 wvps tAksN prisoners,
The British casualties were klllsd
(l~nQlWllAw Tho Canadian L~isutsNKlts
hOYlen MID uipOh), ID wounded and NJ
MisslAg,-
"IAn HRmllton's column advanced W
Waterfall, Yesterday, un0ppvSed, And
today WO0osded I'd ItAMAn's kpAAh
Iissvs Nvssk Through ) t)OvAnM
uvyftssn hAndvad BOers, with Ays
swnN, iARnagsh VI break through ths
0Ovdon formed by Iinntsp's and NNn.
dle'a divisions, between Bethlehem And
VY0ksbupE They weps making towards
LInaIpy, being closely followed by
pAgotA and DPOAdwOOd's b~plHAdes,"
III u later dispatch Lord Roberts lAys
\ lpIbnts 10 HpntpDNDts Borden And
BIreh, whom, IN hlA lltpAteh given
above, Nv reported killed, Lord Roberts
sAynl
nTley wepe killed while R%allAntly
leading iheip men IN u o0OntDrAllnDh
on lha anemb'A hnnh, at u critical
JuHOtnr0 OF their assault Oh one pObl'
lion borden WIS twlUe before DrDlHbt
t0 my notice In dispatches for gallant
md intrepid conduct
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
FEAR FOR THEIR SAFETY
Three NNDhpad VnsNA Families MAY
HAYS lDpOWnN In itaOent tlDuuhnpAtA,

Three HnDdpad TNaM rAmlIlM MAY
HAYS Drowned In iiaOSnt ulOuuhnpAtA
CHICAGO, Iuly IN, "A special I'D tllu
N0o0pd from Austin, TeA,, aAysi. Three
hundred families from Austin, bnn Ans
tonic, Fort Worth, Houston nnd other
towns Of Tho AtAt0 Woro camping along
tho upper O0urAeA on Tho lllailO, unndA.
lONpO, NMeuea And Colorado rivers
whon thu series NJ W%atepApOniH occurred
In thNt region Two days AKO, llnt fOir
Of those ONlinE PARTIES have D0un lleArd
from sin0a tis terrible floods, AMI
friends Of the missing OlsH nro alarmed
tor thelp safety, ~heApolilnH pNrtlen have
made avery effort ~ discover ths fAte
or whereabouts Of tAe campers, but M
yNt without Hu0OaAa,
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Wh,ta MAN yMvnaN yallNW,

uvsAs aQpslepayllon VA. ielt BY ..hs
iglnnls " N, 4 N0HArN. ". Lexington,
E.G WIN. MI. NV . INV y s| w.s say %S|SSs S |.o
M NJ sSs"' WV H.d l ~ sS''I ]sSaa '|ssss,'O'ys WV ":
llaAlAo by iAa beal !onlOvA, bnl without
penali.ll myhan M WA yny!apd Y VIZ
naX1l,. l .n.,0d .s ,Ms !S,,, sN4 ~ D.. wwiHissyYYENi
gnnl. A lvlAl proves u MAl9llsaN
Mnlll iDf MI AlDMpph, llveY md Kidney
tlDnDlyH, DDly DM HOlu by UDAppls
DRUM CDI nrMuNlAlH,
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panNllalA MAY NIFTY NJ thN same gIMN,
JAPANESE r FIRST.
Enptbep DstRlls NJ tns Capture M ths
Native Nltv NJ 1IaD 1alD

a7##. rWNENE WV w. v W -
h0Npok, July lM-M Tho house ~
seml,0ons the parliamentary secretary
fop Tho foreign Ofioal Mp.. william W.
pJohn Hp0deplak, vend n diHpAteh from
Admiral seymour, dAtad NJ TAkn, July
III, giving Mn ROpount III the OAptnpn III
ths native CITY NJ Tlen Tsin by the allled
fOpaes, According w this dispatch, IN
the morning nj July "a, tho J%epAnoae
blpw Nh NO gato and Mteved tle glty,
the others following On tho right the
HnN1inns aaptupad n military on thn
Lain TAL canal, consisting OF N amAl!
Nnns The other troops wopa engaged
ON Tho lpfL About 5000 wepo engaged
ami Oypp 70O Wava Mlled Nv wounded,
tha dapAnaae haInE tha heaylest loaara,
The Hittsh hRd w Nllnd end wv
WOnndad, Vha ghtneas troops hed, IN
what dIpngti0n IN mt known,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

N.Y., A, AA4lavA writing FROM poDaD
san glIls, NJ, olp!AsM!s n 'lIayvn!@
cured N. IOMy noYoH u lhAm bor!nlp \
lin NNyh hg nlAD v1DMMnpuh1 W
w QlhppH. ,Nnl may AAk. " II tha bgal
MplInIpD .lllnb nYnp nAAll, pW NAla Wy
UhDun|n npl(N tlD,
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CAPTAIN ARRESTED
Master NJ thR wrecked Yacht lhlar
Charged WIN granddaughter,


Charged WIN M%MnAiAuHIlsr
CLEVELAND, July 10, maOAptaln q,
NJ, Il0lmop, Ihe mnltop 0f BIO schooner
yacht IdlOp, which mpsised OfY Avon
point, with NIL hop standing oall vAs aUl,
On July 7, drowning I'VE women ma 4
baby, wins arrested by the United
States MARSHAL Oh tho glnrHs o. mans
slaughter linll WIN flAed NJ S,OOO,
which WINS furnished, Az the OOrOnvp'y
Inquoat INV mnte VI tle ldler testified
that he suggested tO tle captain thAt lg
shorten NIT when lhe alnAil WIS Mp
p%r0aohlnH, bnt thAt Holmes mid MOI 10
10 NJ, I'M tho squat would not DO heAvy
and tloy would have y little exeltoment
with Tho canvas np, " WAs the toAlla
m0Dy III TIM mate which led ID tlle NJ
r0st Of Holiness
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
FOR A NEW TICKET
Gold Democrats and Anti-Im-
perIaNsts Meet IN New York
10 Discuss H.
Adopt an Address Grltl0lEIng
Mckinley and the Rspub-
lIoan Party.
BRYAN 40 OBJECTIONABLE
Says = vots for Democratic
Nominee Means 4 vots for
FFse silver
friends Of Movement Asked
70 Convene In indianapolis
on June 10.

NRw Y0RK, July IA~In response 70
a call Issued \ law days aR0 \ number
Of Gold Democrats and RDtljmpepIal'
istA met IN thla olty 10 discuss ths msth'
eda Of bringing Y third party Ticket bo'
fore the public An address WAS
adopted aaaalling President Moklnley
for hia Philippine policy and "hlA aonI'
daIons AppOiDtmoHtao No federal OlIloosI
phArAoterising Governor Roosevelt M
ntho frank embodiment 0f milltWlsm"
and Declaring thAt tho Republican
party stands for MI forms Of special
privilege,
Mr., Bryan, Tho address sAys, II NJ OBJ
fashionable IN President Mckinley,
"a v0te for tho Democratic tiekst,"
wAys Tho address, ''maAns u vOte for
free AilyppI VI means \ still further DO
b%NuOhina Of the civil service, Y pAekinR
Of th0 supp0m0 court with m0n 10 IN
governed by the Will Of Who executive"
The address Nsks independents w
unite IN Tho AuppOpt III candidates upon
acme snol satisfactory policy M toll
l0Wkl
Wpst~mVhe patnpn lO Tho political doc,
trln0a VI Tho Declaration III %lndep0Dd'
anGo md Tho Constitution
Independence NV Ali
Second Tho recognition TINT not only
auhA md Tho Philippines, but Porto
HlD0 nnd HnWnli nr0 independent
Third Genuine monetary reform,
FonVthr-0lyll service reform
Wfth@Who abolition ~ special prlyl'
lsaes' whether of thrift or any other orl'
gin
1--WE npe NOT concerned solely with
this aaloptI0nI but with thN future on
American p0lltl0Al lifo, Va M0 rAndy
and nnkiOua 10 Join with others IN
forming 4 pApty which shall adopt u
platform presenting these issues
Rpopohaa were made on Tho nddross
by )v, Everett III Massachusetts,, George
q, Hipl0y 0f Michigan md others
A resolution WIN adOpted @aath0rlNInN
the chair w appoint " committee 10 III
snN M invitation w supporters 0f Tho
third ticket movement 70 meet In IN.
diRDApolis on July VI 10 tRla such steps
A. may ha necessary w place such \
ticket In tho nald,
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lila slrnmny AnfnlY IlnMlnd

MMwApaEA WlAn duly w, ~r1ha big
steanNar VhanlRs MHytham WIN veIpAapd
from tha bsMih H0ptb M lhis my dnr
Inv the dry, aftW k00 f0ns N hNp MvHn
M ami hHd been iaftis0npt slp VIII
pVphably w Into hgydopA bpvv NV w.
pAlrM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
lDdjewflOUs NJ yeuOw ravsv,

NEW yonK, July MA syrian wa.
man, ono NJ tho roeond olnAA passengers
NJ thu steamer Hnvnnn, who WIN du.
tRIned IN Hoffman island, dlud sud.
dOnIy mud th0 bDdy WIZ removed M
kwinhnrn0 island fov w autopsy, Tho
autopsy shows suspicious i~ndlaAti0nA
Tint llla WOMAN dad VI yellow fuvME
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stsRmHr GNlgh Arrlyas MI v%NunOWver WIN
kjNty kI0ndtkHrs AbnNrh,

VASpQpyEM \ o. dUly lMi ~-VhQ
stapJlnp lNtGh bRs arrived haV0 from
HkagHay, bringing SRp0, n0l IN gold dnst
and n large amount IN drRftA Vie
majority M TIM ND msFRNgars MaHaht
lAFge paakNEpa M gold, solHe M grputpv
weight Than Gus aaAld carry nv fhN
Eapf gnsldpd, Vhera. wore no partition,
lArly large winners M the Yallaw metal
IN board, hRt fhe d~lstHhnfi0n was aelr
agah Vhe sfeHmer brings tha HpWs
thAt \ daYaH Gases nj smallpox fu N
hr9keB aRt IN HAwSaR and fAAf lir tls'
spH hKs hseR prevalent FsepAEly w
AaMH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
AelaNtNA lNr HUMANITARIAN NNvylNN,

HAN VNANNIsO0, IHly w. RI N0tlN0 hNA
heAn %voeoIvad fran General hhnftav
Tint haftery u, Third ARTILLERY, UNlr
tain Charles Humphreys command,
lind heen Aeleeted fW lmMpdiAtA Apvy,
M IN China nv the philippines. The
battery e0naluts M wv muu Mad u Nh,
guvs,
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AaAA liaAalll,

For evidence thai will eDnviat my
papADN ~ parsons Nh MaAhlna dawn
NY feDOus, leDviNR sAlss DpsD and lob
tlNa alO0A aOuA 0p ~ hElvlnn my NJ my
sl0Ok from my NJ my fluids, siDpk
branded Up nOnneetpd,
iOlntf tieOppD plppis,
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VOl. IVY m,

n Ahllpb's tOpub md uoOSnmp.lon
S QE v,.. xll|e a,l y .seSl'rIp lOs a ANAL DI g,l9 s,, y
tAhp tha DDlilH ,bNQk. mn va VIII vafANd
your M0nny, hOln fQg over INDY yaAYl
Up my NlpvNpbpn pplQN W. .etsl Mil N
0tN, AD(1 Nv UhNDDIn DvNN UM
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oFFleIA. ANNouNeEM MT.
DsMOnrHila tHndldRtas VIII Nv kOtlnad
vi lNNLNNMnOllA AMH, N

w vWHlWilVI 'VtlA NW4f
GHloA0O, July 10, rrk 0oralAvy Walsh
0f Tho national pan4MRtio N0mmlttan,
mi tho pnoueBt ~ Mr., James u, Richard,
a0n, gave the following official notice 10
the W0hal
Wlhe notification meeting W notify
presidential md vloa presidential onIi,
dIdRteH named by Tho KAnAaa City con-
vpnti0n will ba hold M Indianapolis
on AVA, Y, 1000, All members VI tho
tWD notification committees Rvo ~
gneated 10 meet M Tim Grand hotel, In.
diAnnp0lls, 0D thp m0pnlnE ~ THAT day"
popnlHn MRy k0tly vi tbe Same vImM
HNQOlN, July lMmvloe Chairman
i, II, ladmisten III tln FOpNlist national
aOmmittae SRid thAt no aid non know
whan the committee appointed vi th0
Sioux Falls invention would officially
notify w, L Bryan 0f hls nomination,
MI MOnHht " possible Who notification
may 0ooup MI Indianapolis nv tho Aaln0
,tima the Democrats meet Nv Bryan
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II bus beeB demonstrated by sspeFis
pNea lhAi qDnsDMptlDn pAN be Dpeyehaed
Dy lhR nAAplN lsA III t)nn MlnNtA QDAnh
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The Republican journal., 1900-05-03
An Alaskan Tragedy.

SEATTLE, WASH, April 26, 1900. The
two or three years since the discovery
/ of gold in the Yukon country have
probably been among the most Hateful
in the worlds history. The experiences,
privations and hardships, as well as
successes. all will never be told: but
bit by bit come stories from the almost
unknown north which show to what
terrible extremes people will 60 in the
mad rush for gold Among the recent
arrivals in Seattle from Dawson City
was a gentleman who told the following
sad story of a young married couple
who joined in the rush, during the win
ter down the Yukon river, en- route to
the famous fields of Cape Nome. Could
anything be more sad? Read it:
During the rush in 9s, there went to
Dawson from California a father, mother
and daughter. The girl was about IS,
and very pretty The father, Ike Ben
son, we called him, was out of luck from
the start, and, after blowing in the
money he had brought with him he
died
Mrs. Benson, who was sick at the
time. grew worse. and she was laid away
just two days after her husband Now
this came pretty hard on young Alice,
the daughter, but she bore up bravely
and began to hustle. She got place in
restaurant near the old Monte Carlo.
and did well and was a good girl.
well, last Christmas day she was
married to young fellow named Rent,
good fellow and comparatively lucky
one up to that time. However, he got
the Nome fever, and in the latter part
of February started by trail for Nome
"rhey had a dog team, which we
found afterwards had been killed by
wolves when the young people had been
a week on the trail. This put them in
awful shape, and, worse still, when on
this breaking up trail, they were over
come by terrible blizzard.
"To make long story short, poor
Alice died, and her loving young hus-
band, alone and perishing, too, covered
her with snow, making her a grave as
best he could.
''rhree days afterward we came along,
and there, sitting on this little mound
of snow, close beside the broken trail,
we found poor Bent frozen into hui
man tombstone and marking the spot
where he had laid to rest all that in this
life he had held dear.
''The two were buried side by side"
o. NJ MOORE
The Republican journal., 1900-05-03

A farmer is known by his furrow as
wthe carpenter is known by his chips" 1t
takes a firm hand and true eye to turn
a straight furrow. No wonder the farmer
wears out, spite of exercise and fresh air.
One days work on the farm would tire
many trained athlete. And the farmer
works hardest of all. The first up and
the last to bed, feeding his team before
he feeds himself, his work is practically
never done. Why does not the farmer
treat his own body as he treats the land
he cultivates? He puts back in phos-
plate what he takes out in crops or the
land would grow poor. The farmer
should put back into his body the vital
elements exhausted by labor If he does
not, he will soon complain Of "poor
health" The great value of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is in its vital
izing power. It gives strength to the
stomach, life to the lungs, purity to the
blood. 1t supplies Nature with the SUBJ
stances by which she builds up the body,
Just as the farmer supplies Nature with
the substances that build up the crops.
VI write to tell you of the great benefit re-
ceived from the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery" writes MI G. B. Bird of Byrn-
side, Putnam Co., w Va at cured me of very
Ddu case OF lndlSeStlOH aSSoCldteQ WIFI torpid
liver. Before began the use of Golden Med
ical Discovery had no appetite; could not sleep
nor work but very little. The little that ate
did not agree with me, bowels constipated, and
life was misery to me 1 wrote to Or. Pierce
giving the symptoms, and asked for advice.
He advised me to try the Golden Medical Dis
covery so began the Of it and after taking
four bottles felt SO we'll that went to work;
but soon got worse, so again began the oft
and used it about eight weeks longer when I
was permanently cured"
DR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigor-
ate stomach, liver and bowels. Use
them when you require a pill.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-03
The Joke was on Bryan.

Several people who We're travelling
with William J. Bryan on the Santa Fe
train which came from the West last
night enjoyed a joke on him which was
prepetrated by Il citizen of Gallup. y .
evidently Republican,. 1t is said
Mr. Bryan enjoyed the joke quite as
well as the others, but that for several
reasons he was poWerless to retaliate
The price of wool during the Republi-
can administration and during the adj
ministration of Grover Cleveland gave
the humorist his material.
''Mr. Bryan was in the land of his
enemies when he boarded the Santa Fe
train at Winslow," said NJ. w. Hunt at
the Brown hotel last night. "The peo-
pie ON the train were mostly Republi-
cans, and the country he was travelling
through was, because of recent pros
perity, inclined to be hostile. But he
had some friends, who were anxious to
hear him speak, for when we drew into
the little station at Gallup, \. NJ, there
was quite crowd collected to welcome
the silver champion. In response to
their urgent invitation, he stepped out
upon the back platform and delivered
one of his typical speeches. The people
applauded, and when the noise subsidized
the mayor of the town climbed up to
the speaker and presented him with a
large Navajo blanket neatly done up in
parcel, saying that it was the work of
an Indian squaw of the city. who ad-
mired Mr.. Bryan. The train drew out.
and Mr.. Bryan deposited his gift upon a
seat going into the smoking room. On
returning he spread out his present. for
a better view, and as he did SO. a piece
of paper pinned on the inside came to
view. This was what he read:
"'My Dear Mr.. Bryan: Under the Re-
publican adminstr alton the wool in this
blanket sells for % cents a pound. Under
the Democratic administration it sold for 6
cents. Please tell that to your constituents.
Mr. Bryan laughed. but did not
answer the argument, and it is evident
that there is at least one traitor i'll the
ranks of Democrats in the town of Gal
lup, \. NJ Denver, Colorado, Times.
The contents of Guntons Magazine
for April are: Present Status of Immi-
Effects of New York Sweatshop Law,
Henry White: Greatest Lockout in His
tory, Julius Northern: Review of the
Month; The Tariff and Prosperity,
George l.. Bolen with editorial rejoin-
der: A Reform Outburst in New York :;
The Approaching Campaign; Porto
Rican Tariff Issue; Bryan's Chances of
Election; y-Pauncefote Treaty Not a
Surrender; Improvement in Cuba: The
Gold Standard Enacted: What the Beers
May Expect; The Menace of Vile Tene-
ments; Progress Of BOer War.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-03
PILES! PILES! Piles!

DIR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Blind, Bleeding, liberated and Itching Piles. 1t
absorbes the tumo rs, allays the itching at once
acts as a poultice, gives instant relief DR.. Will
liams' Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for
Piles and Itching of the private parts, and moth
ing else. Every box is guaranteed Sold by drug
gsts, sent by mail, for SOC. and 81 90 per box
WILLIAMS MFG CO., Props, Cleveland % io
For sale by r. H. MOODY.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-03
For Sale Or to Let.

The subscriber offers for sale or to let the Will
liam Carter place. so-called, on Northport avenue,
II miles from the city. There are acres of pas
ture and under cultivation, with Is good bearing
apple trees. The buildings are all in good condi-
ton. Rental price 500 per year
4w16 =: H. KNOWLTON,
Commonwealth Hotel, Belfast Me-
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-05-09
Hanna Satisfied.

Washington, My 4-D.scnssias
the outlook for the Republican patty,
Senator Hanna saiG:
The Republican party was never
in better condition than at this no
ment. I found out il Otio that the
same sentiment that has been devel-
oped 10 all other states where con-
ventions have been heid-tbo best
spirit that has beer seen in tie Re
publican party for years, greater in
terest, more unanimity cf feeling end
purpose, so that organization CITY
means a call to arus. I Lave Dct
been able to discover dissatisfaction
anywhere, IS the conventions have
shown. In the business world the
only disturbance seems to be an
honest difference of opinion between
the labor unions and the employing
class, bat is confined to certain local,
tiles and interests. There oughs to
be, and I believe thsle will be, q
sentiment il the spirit of compromise
by arbitration"
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-05-09

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