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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-03-14

horsemen from all parts of the coun-
try.
F. W. Horton of St. Paul is in the
city today.
Charles f. Hansche of Chicago is
in the city visiting his parents.
Mrs. Sol Fox has returned from
Madison, Ind, where she was visit
ing.
The ladies of the Penny club will
run an excursion t Dayton about
the 18th of June.
Occult reading circle meet Thurs
day afternoon at 80 with Mrs. Isham
Sedgwick, 2l2l Main street.
Mrs. George r. Williams and Mrs
Maude Jones vent to Cambridge
City this morning to spend the day
Pianos for rent, also one fine Chi
cago Cottage organ for sale cheap
Call at number l12 north seventh
street. Mary Dicks.
Rev. DIR. Lamport's child has en-
tirely recovered from diphtheria and
the quarantine has been removed
from the house.
The History club of the Richmond
high school viii discuss the question,
Resolved, That the Porto Rican bill
is constitutional and justiiable. =
The affirmative will be handled by
Jones, Wolfe and Kenney, and the
negative by Lamport, Druley and
Husson.
George H. Smith was in the city
Tuesday. the first since he attained
to the dignity of an octogenarian.
On Thursday, March LIST, George
started in on his 8lst year with all
the buoyancy ofhis happy nature. His
four-score will be heightened out by
another decade of years if the wishes
of his many friends avail.
There was a on West Main
street yesterday afternoon when IT
was thought that the Huntington
hotel building was about TO fall
There was a caving in inside, a brick.
wall falling westward. The occupants
became rather panicky. The barber
shop that had already moved one
door east, stopped business for the
time being, and all the persons liv-
ing or having places of business IN
that block were alarmed. 1t appears
OF have been properly or at least
: securely braced now, however, and II
looks as if the danger IS past.
The citizens of C~enterville r at
the court house today in considerable
numbers to fight the application OF
Joseph Tindall for license to sell
booze in that community Mr.. Trim
dali 5 witnesses and those of the re
monstrants are there in force. and
the commissioners are hearing the
evidence. W. A. Bond, prosecuting
attorney, appears for the plaintiff,
and John F. ROBBINS appears for the
remonstrators. The fight is making
on the grounds of moral character.
Those of the plaintiff declare they
never saw him drunk, and those of
the remonstrants say they have seen
him frequently intoxicated.
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THE HORSE SALE.
Nest Important Sales Consummated
There Yesterday.

Appended are the most important
horse sales at the Lackey sale az
Cambridge City yesterday. The sale
is well attended and is going along
nicely indeed. All sales that brought
exceptionally good prices and those
in which Wayne county people fig
ured are reported. Prices ranged
unusually high, few selling for less
than 800.
H. c. Knode, Indianapolis, bl e
Gus Barrett. Sold to J.. r. Smith,
New York, 81, 600.
d. ". Brenneman & Bro. Decatur,
H., b No. "A. Sold to p. S. Blink
ley, Germantown, SO.
Mrs. John S. Lackey, b g Little
Jack. Sold to III. A. Lewis, Memphis,
Tenn, $500.
NJ. W. Edwards, Newton, O., br 6
Toby. Sold to Jeremiah Murphy, New
York, $500.
d. w. Brenneman & Bro, Decatur,
H., Big Jay Wilkes. Sold to B. +.
White, Cincinnati, $3.50.
Winship & Amos, Rushville, S br S
Gambrel. Sold to James Morrison,
Shelbyville, S775.
d. w. Brenneman & Bro, Decatur,
b g Bob Maffit. Sold to Lee Cranor,
Richmond, 5000.
John S. Lackey, city, b m Jessie n.
Sold to d. X. Jones, ST. Louis, 1885.
d. w. Brenneman & Bro, Decatur.
H., d Big A. ]. D. Sold to t. II.
Ago, Clinton, H., 81, 500.
H. b. Miller city, G G Gray Char
lev. Sold to Charles Wilson, Peru,
800.
Isaac Bates, Cincinnati, Ohio, brg
Sweet Mash Sold to d. w. c. Elan
nigan, New York, $500.
B. W. Brenneman & Bro. Decatur,
H., b s Mac w. Sold to I. Johnson,
Assumption, H., 81, 900.
John S Lackey, b N Miss Port.
Sold to Raymond Dennis, Indianapo-
lis, $145.
C. E. Hiatt, Dublin, b N Belle.
Sold to Charles Reynolds, Bellfonte,
Pa, SIS.
D. w. Brenneman & Bro, Decatur,
H., b 5 Anderson Wilkes. Sold to
Joseph Shelley, New Castle, 1925.
G. E. Hiatt, Dublin, br G Samp-
son. Sold to Charles Reynolds, Bell
fonte, Pa, Sl35.
John S. Lackey, C Annie c. Sold
to V. Taylor, Keystone, $175.
d, w. Brenneman & Bro. Decatur,
H., c G Climax. Sold to Allen Risk,
Willimantic, Conn, $4S5.
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ECONOMY.

Grant Wadman is very sick with
the quinsy.
Miss Lou Northcutt of Anderson
spent a few days with her parents
here last week.
Married, at the NJ. f. parsonage
at Hagerstown by Rev. j. B. Me
Nary. Wednesday evening, March {,
Mr.. Frank Jordan and Miss Hattie
Ward.
Mrs. Martha Lamb of Richmond
visited her fater, Henry Oler, last
week.
The revival meetings at the U. B.
church viii continue through this
week. Rev. McNew of Dublin will
be here Wednesday evening to assist
in the meetings. Quarterly meeting
Saturday and Sunday.
Wyatt Dean and wife have a new
boy.
Lee ChamnesS and John Dean at
tended a funeral at Greensboro Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. Hessa from near indianapolis
has rented the Martin Lamb place .
He moved last week.
Ernest Weyl and John Nicholson
went to Parker. Sunday.
Rumor says another wedding in
the near future.
Harry Parker fell and broke bis
arm while scuffiing at school last
Friday.
Mr.. Sedgwick of indianapolis W as
in town Monday.
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A few are making molasses. but
o a very good year for the bust
ness.
The tomato canning factory is a
sure GO. We are full of business ove
here. so the canning will be that
much mor
James Baker, brother of Mrs
Samuel Foster, died at his sisters
last Friday night. Funeral al Union
City last Monday.
The funeral of Patsy Harris oc-
CURED last Wednesday. 1t was q
of the largest that ever took place
here. A good woman is gone and we
shall miss her daily.
William Coffin was thrown from a
load of hay last Friday and got badly
crippled. 1t will be a long time be-
fore he will be able to work.
Gaylor Bros. have bought the
Rollers dry goods store and gro
cery Their room is nicely fitted up,
and as they are nice men we hope
they will succeed well.
Our township Sunday school held
a very interesting institute last Sab
bath. Good papers and good music
were the order of the day.
We never saw a poorer prospect
for wheat. If Clay township pro-
duces enough to sow and bread her
self she will do well.
The Liberal L. b. church will com
mence a series of meetings here this
week. Hope they will succeed, as
none of the other churches have eff
fected anything this winter.
Skating rink and boxing school are
doing well.
Mrs. John Bish fell on the ice and
got badly hurt.
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CENTERVlLIE

The Cambridge City Dramatic club
viii play here Saturday evening,
March p, under the management of
the q. A. T. post, proceeds TO be
used in defraying the expenses OF
Memorial day.
Jesse c. Stevens and family have
become residents of the village, occu-
plying Thomas Kings property in
the north end.
George Agile and wife of Greens
fork were visiting Will Agile and wife
Monday.
Miss Josephine Gates of Richmond
spent Friday with her grandmother,
Mrs. Sabra Jones.
John A. Shank, architect and con-
tractor, has the building of the school
house in district number =, two miles
west of town. Center township leads
in beautiful school buildings,
Died, Thursdas night, March s, al
her home in this place, Mrs. Sarah
Davis, age 81 years
Miss Annie Venard spent Sunday
with Fountain City friends.
Rumors says that the chair factory
building will be converted into a
head and stave factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred DeNoe arrived
home from New York Monday.
c. c. Brown of Richmond has
leased the Rentfrow pool room.
Henry Bethel win celebrate his
seth birthday the 2lst of this month.
John Sintz has rented the Kelly
property on south Spruce street.
Don't fail to see the Cambridge
City troupe Saturdayevening, March
Oath.
Our city fathers have ordered one
dozen mor street lamps, making a
total of twenty-four, not including
four or five that have been on hands
many years that r very lame.
Mrs. Mary Mayor and family OF
kendallyille is visiting her parents,
H. c. Noble and wife.
Mrs. William Russell spent Tues
day evening with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Royah
Information was received here
Tuesday that Horace p. Lamson OF
Washington City was dead. He was
a resident of this place from infancy
TO manhood.
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They leave a family of several chill
dren. Mr.. Moon was a Confederate
soldier.
William E Ross has filed complaint
for partition VS.. Emma J. Pickett ct
al.
Mrs, George NJ. Worley went to
New Paris this morning to spend the
day.
Mrs. DR.. Haughton left this morn
ing for Texas to visit her son for a
few weeks.
Miss Flora Mcdaniel and DR.. Ehle
of East Germantown will be married
at $50 p. m today.
Lew Morgan went to Pittsburg
this morning to accept a position
with the railroad company.
Ulysses Kirn and C. A. Louis were
fined IS. 80 each for drunkenness this
morning in police court. Both were
arrested by Patrolman Vogelsong.
T. R. Jessup and ]. w. Tingle went
10 C~onnersville this morning to at
tend a meeting of the Odd Fellows.
They accompanied by their
wives.
Miss Mary Rsvis- apd Mr.. William
Oberle were marrie0 lAst night at 8
o'clock at the parsonage of the First
English Lutheran church, the Rev.
]. W. Kapp officiating.
John H. Pierce, 420 north fifteenth
street. was very pleasantly surprised
last night by about forty of his
friends from the Christian church.
Games of various kinds made the
evening pass quickly. Refreshments
were served
Among those who went to Cam
bridgr City this morning to attend
the horse sale we're Jesse Fletcher,
Herb Crawford, 10 Stevenson, Ed
Humpe, Al Spekenhier, c. G. Swain,
George B, Dougan and Al Ryder.
There were also a large number of
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LOCAL NEWS.

Fletcher's for hats. If
Hathaway's for all magazines.
Headache cure, Haner's spectacles
Hardwood floors at Louck & Hills s.
Spectacles scientifically fitted, Ha-
pers's-
Spectacle fitting a speciality, Ha-
nerS.
Double lenses correctly fitted
Haner's.
William Barker has been appointed
sub-policeman.
There were three boys in police
court this morning for playing base
ball in the streets. The BOYS
were dismissed with a reprimand.
The school board last night ap-
pointed DIR. Dempsey, Charles Hoer-
ner. Frank Davenport and Glib Scott
school enumerators. Their work
will begin the 10th of April and close
the 1st of May.
Larkin Moon, living on the Ran
dolph county line, southeast of
Bloomingsport, dropped dead on the
4th instant. Monday his wife died.
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ImitatOrS Fooled.

Unscrupulous competitors have
been using Fox thunder TO do bust
ness. Dealers have been imposed
upon by worthless goods representa- d
to take the place of Fox 5 crackers,
and in order to stop the imposition a
new style cracker is being made an
has been patented by Fox, the
cracker baker. 1t is now on sale. A
trial will convince YOU of the SUI
p~eriority Of the new 'ForeX" Crack
err over all others.
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A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks.

Prof. Roxa Tyler of Chicago, vice
President Illinois Woman's Alliance,
in speaking of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, says: Il suffered with a
severe cold this winter which
threatened to run into pneumonia
| tri4d different remedies but |
seemed to grow worse and the medi-
cine upset my stomach A friend
advised me to try Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy and l found it was
pleasant to take and it relieved me
at once. l am now entirely recover
ed, saved a doctors bill, time and
and | will never be without
this splendid medicine again" For
sale by A. G. Luken & Co., and
.urme s. Co.
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BrOmOSe

makes fat and blood more rapidly
than any other food. 1t is the food
parexcellence for blood, brain and
nerves. Invalids and those whose
troubles are due to the fact that they
cannot digest the starch of cereals
and vegetables, End IN Bromose a
panacea. Children and adults alike
agree that it as delicious as confec-
ton, at the same time most nourish-
ing and fattening of all foods. Only
80 cents per box at W. E. Hastings,
931 Main street.
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the new vegetable substitute for
meat, contains all the food elements
of meat and a large per cent. more.
Eat Protose and less meat and there
by avoid govt, rheumatism and stom-
ach and liver troubles. Very delicious
and palatable, easy to digest. Only
30 cents per can at w. E. Hast
ings, 931 Main street.
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to return our sincere
thanks to friends and neighbors for
their great kindness shown Us
through the sickness and death of
our father, Joseph Howard, and es-
pecially south eighth street friends
and the shop boys of the City Mill
Works and everyone.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN A. Ross.
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For Sale.

Seventy shares j. VI. Hutton & Co.
stock of Richmond, Indiana. Bids
will be received for same at the Capt.
tai State Bank of Idaho, Boise, Idaho,
until April 10th, 1900. 10 per cent.
must accompany each bid. Amounts
so deposited will be returned to the
unsuccessful bidders when bids are
opened. II. I. NEAL, :.
Cashier of the Capital State Bank Of
Idaho.
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Marriage Licenses.

Amos Edward Ehle and Flora Nc
Daniel, East Germantown.
Edward II. Brohman and Cora H.
Strome, Fountain City.
William Oberle and Mary Davis,
Richmond.
William Busher and Martha f.
Lee, Richmond.
Charles S. Martin and Della Side,
Richmond.
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POOR ACCOUNTS
OF the Township Trustees This
County-S Settlements With the
County CommissienefsA
YESTERDAY.

The township trustees of the ff-
teen townships of the county have
filed with the county commissioners
their regular quarterly report show
ing expenditures from the township
fund, together with the purpose for
which each dollar was expended. The
itemized statement for the quarter
Just ended-February ISIS as fol-
lows
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u

contain all the food elements required
to nOurish the entire human body.
Granose is the most wholesome
bread IN the world; it contains no
animal fats ;all the starch is thorough
ly cooked, making at once a pre-
.igested food. Relieves indigestion
and constipation. Try it today.
Made by Battle Greek Sanitarium
Health Food Co. For sale by w. L.
931 Main street.
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That Means Rheum atism.

Sore and swollen joints, sharp,
shooting pains, torturing muscles, no
rest or sleep. That ear rheuma-
tism. 1t is a stubborn disease to
fight but Chamberlain S Pain Balm
has conquered it thousands of times.
1t will do SO whenever the opportu-
nifty is offered. Try it. One appli-
cation relieves the pain. For sale by
A. g. Luken Il Co., and Curme< Il
10
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Fresh Fish, Fresh Fish.

From now on, and all during the
Lenten season, you can get any kind
of nice, fresh fish, large and small al
GEO. H. SCHwEGMAN
Meat Market.
300 south fourth street.
Both phones 1853.
2S-d-2t-ech-wk-3wks
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Rheumatism Cured In a Dar.

Mystic cure for Rheumatism, and
Neuralgia radically cures in l to 3
days. I-s>tl upon the system
is remAE-c4C K mysterious. 1t
removes a. o. tie cause and the
disease IEediately disappears. The
first dose reatly benefits IS cents.
Sold b. q. Luken & Co, drug
oists, Richmond. 6
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FEBRUARY MORTALITY.
Statistics Prepared by the State Health
Department

The complete mortality statistics
of the state for the month of Febru-
airy as prepared by the state board
of health are as follows: Total num-
Der of deaths reported, 2,732; an an
nual death rate of 13.4 per 900.
There were 463 deaths under one
year of age, which is 22.7 per cent.
of the whole number of deaths.
The number of deaths from one
to four years of age was POS,
which is 1912 per cent. Of the whole
number, and 81 per cent. 65
years of age and over, the number of
this class being 694. The deaths
from all forms of tuberculosis were
800, the pulmonary form causing 339,
an annual death rate per 100, 900 of
1866. Typhoid fever caused AS
deaths, an annual death rate Of 23.5
per 100, 900, indicating a total for the
year OF 1859; and February is not
considered a typhoid month. Diph-
iberia and Group caused 81 deaths,
an annual rate per loo, 900 of 81, and
this indicates an annual total of
1907. Medical school inspection
would materially reduce cases and
deaths from diphtheria, scarlet fever,
measles, whooping cough and like
children 5 diseases. Twenty children
died of whooping cough during the
month. This is almost one each day.
and yet people consider this disease
of little consequence and propose to
permit their children to have it as
early in life as possible.
The pneumonia deaths are still
high, 401 having persisted from this
disease in February. Cerebro-spinaIs
meningitis caused 81 deaths, infu-
enza IS, puerperal septicaemia Z, can
Ger - and violence 81. The total
number of deaths reported from
was 4. Two of these oc-
in Posey and two in Clay
county"
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See the Shape.

Fox's "Forex" Butter Crackers
are not shaped like other crackers.
They are sweet and nutty. The fresh
favor of delicious sound wheat is
distintly noticed In "Forex." Get
them and you get complete cracker
satisfaction.
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Ladies, clean your gloves with La
Belle glove cleaner. For sale only
by Mary f. Brothers, 704 Main street,
headquarters for kid gloves and the
famous Marguerite and Melba gloves.
Gloves fitted and warranted. 21-dtf
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81 want all the dead hogs, cattle,
horses and everything that dies
about the place l can use them all.
l also sell all fertilizers, the best
made, besides cracked bone for chick
ems, an ideal chicken food for egg pro
duction." wed &wtf
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If YOU want a thrifty, luxurient
lawn get some of Tom Merit ferti-
lizer now and SOW it. This is the
best time. Call him by telephone,
and he viii bring 1t to your door.
No. lob. 5-eod
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"Persevere and prosper" If you
take Hoods Sarsaparilla faithfully
for scrofula, salt rheum, boils, erup-
tions, dyspepsia, it will cure you. 9
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In each of the two townships SO
designated. there was a $50 allow
aimee for soldiers burial. The al
lowance in Center township vas for
the burial of a soldiers widow.
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THOMPSON BROS.

Loans and real estate. Money
at 3 to 8 percent. Easy terms. 631
Main street. d&w
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Thompson Bros. Agency.
Loans and real estate.
Money at B tn 6 Der cent
Farms, DIV ceilings, lots, etc.
for sale or exch 'nge. Reid
Building( 631 Main street.
Sat&Wed
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A Spring
= MESSAGE
To Our Frierds and Patrons, Greeting:

Spring is with rs once again. and as We exterd the seasons
greeting, We wish TO offer q renewed welcome to our store. We
would like to have you think of us first when contemplating the
purchase IF your SPRING CLOTHING. We would like to
have yu make our store YOUR cloth, e store.
If you are q customer of ours we believe that you will con-
tinue your patronage. but it you are, not within he fold and
have never worn our clothing. we think you are making q mis-
take. If you will favor us with q call - If you Will allow us to
show you our spring beauties in Suits, Trousers. etc., We are
sure of winning you to the extent Of giving rs a trial this eea-
son. What you buy here will be ight-it MUST be right
He,e yon will see in our Clothing Fine Tailoring at its best:
here you will find qualities as represented. end prices In every
instance the lowest consistent With the grade of our garments.
We will buy back any article purchased Of us not entirely
satisfactory. When you are sa isf.d and pleased. we shah be
and not before.
Yes. we are making a bid for your trade; car we have itf
Sincerely Yours,
The Model CIothinQ Co.
900 and goa Main ST., Richmond.
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John Beeson for wire, lawn and
farm fencing, 324 south twelfth.
1k-1Df
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Excellent 15c luncheon at First
Presbyterian church Friday, March
Is $50 to 8. l4-2t
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For Sale Right.
Tom Merits Morning PRAYER.

Choice of 20 farms and % dwell
ings. Thompson Bros. agency.
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Peoples Exchange.

a RNTb under she head oil
AWantod SttnAstons, male or female hell
wanted Lost when not exc>9dfnG four lines
bssrtSdFREE in these columns.
Ali "acs" for Real Estate SALES, Houses fc.
Rent, Financial, ana Aisscellaneou,
wants inserted for s cents . Itns each tnssrtio,
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For SALE OR LEAsE-The property
known a s Spring Grove Oil Mills.
For terms, etc, apply to Frank NJ
Clark at Champion Roller Mills.
1R-6Ht
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NoTICE-Wheeler & Wilson ma
chine Office removed to % south
eighth. loot
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Itching piles? Never mind if ply
sicians have failed to cure you. Try
Doau 5 Ointment. No failure there.
30 cents, at any drug store.
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SToRAGE-Ground floor sixteenth
and Main, Verne Smith. If
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WANTED-Auction sales to cry by
John W. Foster, experienced auc-
tioneer from Chicago. Satisfaction
guaranteed, price reasonable. Office
at Taylor's livery stable, north eighth
street, Richmond, Ind. 24eod&w
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Girl wanted at POI north four
teenth street.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH ID. 1900
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