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The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-02-23
IN LOVE WITH CoNvIcTs.
Admirers for Men and Women Inn
prisOncd for Crime.

Although one would naturally think
| said well-known prison chaplain-that
the path of crime was the least likely OF
| all to lead to the altar, it is a very re-
markabe thing that some of the most
notorious criminals | have known have
been simply inundated with offers OF mar
riage from unknown sympathizers and ad-
! mlrers In fact. such is the curious fas-
| cination of crime to persons of a certain
class that il is almost safe to say that
the more brutal and heartless the crimi-
| nal, the better are his or her matrimonial
- noes.
Neill Cream. the famous or rather in
famous poisoner; Deeming, the Austral-
ian wife killer; Fauntleroy and many
others of the greatest scouudrels of our
time, might have been married over and
over again il justice had not substituted
the halter for the altar: and for a woman
TO commit crime, especially if she be
at all good looking, is to awaken tender
emotions in many a manly breast.
few years ago, when a certain young
man of rank was charged with particu-
larly heartless crime. at least a score of
silly women promptly fell head over heels
in love with him and inundated his solic-
itors with messages of sympathy, offers
of financial help and of marriage
Every day Of his trial some OF them at
tended the court and exhausted every
strata8em to get word with him; and
when he was sentenced to five years
penal servitude, one woman, an absolute
stranger to him, tainted in court.
So infatuated was one OF his lovers
that she went to live in the neighbor-
hood of the prison where he served his
sentence and was happy if she caught a
glimpse of him on his way to the quar-
ries. Whether she married him Or not
ultimately | cannot say. but it was GER
tainly not her fault if she didn't
In another case which occurred at about
the same time a young and pretty girl
was charged with the manslaughter of her
child under peculiarly sad conditions.
Her case excited wide sympathy and to
my certain knowledge at least a dozen
men wrote to make her offers of mar
riage. After a long trial she was ac-
quilted and one of her numerous lovers.
a man of some wealth. found home for
her and at the end of six months led her
10 the altar. This strangely united couple
are now living on the continent and. as I
hear from a friend OF mine who is Eng
lish chaplain there, are very happy to-
gether.-Tit-Bts.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-02-23
LOOKING FOR AN EARTHQUAKE
William Eddy. Inventor of the Scis-
mOEraph. Says It's Overdue.

William A. Eddy. the kite EXPERT and
a severe earthquake will soon be felt in
this city.
Once in every ten or fifteen years a
serious seismic disturbance occurs in this
part of the globe" said Mr.. Eddy. The
Eastern States were visited by a severe
earthquake in 1871 and in 1884. Another
is due. in fact, is overdue, now.
THE recent shocks felt IN Mexico, Sar-
atoga, and the Central West have drawn
a circle of contraction in the earth's sur
face around us, and we may expect our
turn at AIRY moment"
For seven DAYS in his Bavonne home he
has had two seismographs in readiness
TO take the record of any vibration what
ever caused by a disturbance in the
earth's surface and last night he in
stalled a third.
BY these he declared today, he hopes
TO prove that the earth actually breathes
That is. that il has definite respiratiors
at stated intervals, when whole CONT
nents ana oceans rise and fall in ODE
dienCe TO constant law.
Yes the theory undoubtedly appears
startling" said he in speaking c: his
plans. but | am almost sure OF proving
that my belief has a basis in fact. Dur
ing the last week my SeiSmograDh has
shown that it Is capable of recording a
disturbance in the earths surface 1000
miles away. BY careful experiment
here to have the instruments attain such
dcliCacy that they will record the slight
est vibration"
Around a crcssbeam placed on the sec
ond focr Of Mr.. Eddy's home is wound a
fine string. forming an eighteen-fUot pen
dIlum. One end of this string is fast
ened to a sash nailed to the floor. From
the OtEcr is suspended a cast iron plum
met hob sh9ced like boys top and
weighing three ounces. At the point OF
the bob is inserted a needle with Il dull
point This just touches sheet of writ
linz paper covered with lampblack. The
ether two scis:Io graphs have pendulums
of steel fastercd by bar. to which is at
tached a needle which marks vibration
on plateslass covered with lampblack.
From nc ether. which has d fourfoot
bar pencil bangles which marks on a
sheet Cf paper.
The slightest vibration in tie earth 5
surface Will set these seismogra ghs in
motion explained Mr. Eddy. so deli
cate are they hat even the Park Avenue
explosion caused them TO oscillate. So
far as have been able to reckcn. vi
bration of 100 of an inch viii cause the
needle of the eighteen-irch instrument TO
move ihrce-eighths Of an inch. New
York Mail and Express.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-02-23
A REFRACTORY BAGPIPE.
No Mcleod, From IL TIL Whi.L, Was
"Bi.yVed In.v

Not all Scotch lairds are as rich as he
OF Skibo Castle. one in particular, hos
pitable and fond of entertaining, was too
poor TO afford to keep his own piper and
was accustomed 10 employ the village
piper when he had company.
On one occasion, through some over
sight, Donald had not been given his pre-
liminary glass Of whisky before he be-
gan his performance Accordingly. he
found his bagpipe in q most refractory
temper The laird asked him what was
tho matter with it and Donald replied
that the leather was so hard that he could
do nothing with it.
What will soften it?" asked the anx-
ious laird.
"och, Just whisky" said Donald
a tumbler Of whisky was at once
brought. which Donald Immediately drank.
You rascal" said the laird. Did you
not say II was for the bagpipes?"
"Och yess, yess. said Donald. but she
will he q ferry peculiar pipes this. She
aye likes it blawed in."-Chicago Chron-
irie
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-02-23

appointment to see Dr. Edward Koch himself.
Consultation is free. our services are fee.
Our only charge until cured is tur Tia" Koch
Tuberculine. which we viii furnish at cost This
applies to any OF Offices, which IN all the
principal cities.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-02-23

Tie Tor home treatment. Doe
tor, free kOC1i-O-LENE cures catarrh and
stomach troubles.
ON OF write for free testimonials to the only
place authorized by Prof. Koch in America to
lse his cure. the original
DIR. K0CHS SANIrARlUM. Inc.
llg West odd ST, n. Y. City.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-02-23

FOR SALE-Fine suburban residence,
Linden Md. 10 rooms; l acre ground !;
fruit and shade
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-02-23

FOR SALE-15 acres-Near Forest Glen.
Nd 9 miles from Washington; good
dwelling and barn. Cheap at $500.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-02-23

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
DELIGHTFUL HOME AT
KENSINGTON
g-ROOM HOUSE: MOD IMPS.
FOR PRICE, AND TERMS,
WRITE Is.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-02-23
PROF. KOGR'S LYMPH INHALATION
1OBERcTLINE CURES
Asthma, Bronchitis.
COHSuHlD!jO0

Il had Asthma and short
breathing and cough 50 | could
not work. but tie doctor al:
ll9 West 22d st. cured me. So
now | have no trouble and
work all the time" SAYS Joe
Luckenbach. 1893 Webster ave,
Jersey City. Prof. kuch's
Lymph Inhalation. s. a bot
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-02-23
MINING INVESTMENTS
MADE RESPECTABLE,
35 Per Cent Per Month

Earned during past FIVE years by our. infallibIe
system Of speculation; dividends paid weekly;
no failures; highly endorsed: particulars free
Mention paper. HAMMOND X CO., y Park Row
New York City. fe23-4t-Su
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-02-23
PAY VIII n YOU ARE CURED


SAY, DIR. EDWARD KOCH.
This Is correct likcne>, OF
~ Dr. Edward Koch, 80 lIth It.
AEE2 nv. Washington, whose In
W ID halatiuu Treatment cures Con
Na&f@ sumption. Asthma. Bronchitis,
I~& and CdttrTn.
E4NsHE Call or write iur testimonials
N. Edward HooA- Of cured patients. Make an
,rJ..:,---,.-- o, .ca IN FdvlrJ Koch IitY-nIf
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04

About two years ago Messrs lack W.
Lee and family Of the southern part Of
this cornty, aud y o, Chance ahil Tam.
ily Of Taylor county, embraced therelis
ion Of the Mormons. Last Monday the
two families left this city on special
car bound Tor Ilethbridge, western Can
ada where they viii ioa recently or
gpnized colony Of the .eLatrer Day
Sainte.n The whole number Of souls i
sixteen, being Mr.. Lee, bis wife ana 0
children, Mr. Chance, his wife, mother
and two daughters A special car WA
provided BY the railroad companies, be.
ing what is known as an emigrant car
The party win reach lis destination abont
Saturday night. Tho railroad fare for
The entire party aaaounted to something
like $3.50 =
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04

Last Saturday night Deputy Sheriff
Mike Bass assisted by Robt 'shackeI
ford sprprieed aperty Of negroes who
were indpstrlouely engaged in game Of
''skin' In a house located II this city.
Seven Of the crowd were captured and a
few managed to make their escape. The
players were taken before ConutY Judge
Martin who imposed 9 fns of $40 and
costs against each
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04

With che advent Of september anr
the opening Of the fall and winter trad.
several Of our merchants have changes
their business 'locations. Those who
have dhenged their places are Nj. d
Buck who has moved bic stock from The
storc'in the Jordan block to the wooden
building located next TO the Pope block,
The store vasated BY him is now under.
going a thorough oserhauling, painting
and cleaning 10 preparation for the vann
Bros. who win move from the Tburston
store They expect to be in their new
quarters next Monday.
,. ,. CASTOR finished moving his stock
Monday from the storein the Pope block
to the store recently occupied by.P. S.
ooggfns where he is now ready to see
and serve his patrons.
The stores vacated by Gaston and
yann Bros. win be occupied by the Pope
Furniture Co. with a great stock Of fur
niture and stoves.
DR. Hodges has moved into his elegant
new Offices in the Or. smith new block.
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04
$lIIA yEAR.
IA Bic Thing fcr MasIson,

10 few weeks Mr.. ssanden pope 4.
ping the trade name Of. the Pore Bnx.sjs
ture Co., viii open the largest ana usuo>
complete furniture store ia missas
Florida. The two handsome stores y,
the Pope block that have been occNpSas
by w R. Thuratou anil } D. GaaaonI
viii be throw Asjpto oae, thus giyide,. 4.
large door spaSe'and a ilalrnpal2
display s
His Stock OF between q "A y h X 4 & N Y.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT eomprise oal5j7l 81
to.date goe9s, and everything ltI
SOLD N aiAsfstclsps store ois,hie kin(i. "
\ 6e has engaged as manager Mr. ".
Preston Thompson, an old and w.
known citizen of this county Mo-
Thompson has had an experiealbe of "
teen years IN tbis bl sIness INA for
number Of years, just past, has been ths
general superintendent Of. the Cieave.s,
land Furniture Co. ofJackeonyIlle rRss
ieft on Tuesday last Tor The nortAe,z
lnprkets TO purchase this mammosR
lstock- he VIII buy only in cnrloaSl lots.
His vast experience enables him to tnov,,
where and how TO purchase, the bsss,
goods for the least money, aud custom-
ers may rest assured that they Win ess
the benefit OF the lowest prIc, 8 AZ whIcns
the egoods can be sold.
I, The firm bas also secured the agency
forthe best cooking stoyeever placed osa
this market These, as the furniture,
will be handled in carload lots. psr.
chasing IN large quantities aad ditecss
from the manufacturers for eastrwll en-.
able The firm % sell high grade Rode.
bQthfn furniture and stoves, fok thal
same prize, qoneumere have usually psisV
Tor Inferior articles. Goods will be solf
both for q liberal cash discount ard On
easy weekly and monthly payments.
(, Nothing but the.moft tonrteons sey.
vice viii extended 10 all, 80 When ths.
iirm opens tp 90 10 and loot TIE stoegs
over even n you don't wish 10 buy. Yotr,'
VIII notregret Your visit,
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04
A cestain Care Tor Dysentery and
DiGrrhoea.

Some years ago | was one ota party
that intended making long bicycle
trip saye r. L. Taylor, Of New Albany,
Bradford County. Pa. ~ was taken
suddenly. with dIarrboea, and was aboul
10 give Up the trip, when editor ward
Of the Iaaceyville Messenger suggealsd
that take dose Of cbambeFlain'a N
cclic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. /
purchased a bottle and took two doses,
one before starting and one on the route.
I made the trip successfully and never
felt any III effect. Again last summer I
was ainosfcompletely run down with
an attack cf dysentery thought d bot.
Tie Of this same remedy and this time
one dose cured me- = Sold by all drue-
gists.
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04

Op Wednesday Of last weelstne yoanp
! 81 social set enjoyed a day IN The woods.
\ lple9ilcl g6spllder the chapefonaas ~
Miss III 'A9lnatrong. The epotks1osep
for the,pic Ni0 was in the Parramogti
fAplmpcks Asst'of the city, and che d&y
| Was q NEST pleasant. .Q1s 10 an VINO paTt
I'tjc'patsd S'littabi 4 Rames Narf IA
ed Rpd the littlt foi v sp ent a n l6sf ka ~
py DAY roaming thr n X. "A, re 8n6ds waS
| ing mt he branch and sI btlicr ,Tays dear
to- childish heart. NStee Hho wern
present we're Ella Arft&ffoha. WRI5s,..
HipelH Efie Hardee, Kathieen Thomas,
Helen Bcggs, Hazel Tucker, josie Vapp
ReDa Larnar. Mary ava 1Iildepards
Reatny Sadie Whiiloek 1rudy ana
Edna Plant and Enoch and LlyInpstom5
Nann, Edwin and Parvat Blalocl. Gram,
ford, Anaus and 9. &. Armstrong Z ansn
While Brinson.
Miss White Dickinson entertafbed,
thelWhlst Club last Saturday afterpoep
att''reh and Repartea.r Mlss Nav Parl.
lin rendered delightfully an insirunep-
tai eelection and Miss May CoRfins sanns
yeHl,eweetly d charining little song : -
titlea Ole Little Word !" Then car,s,
heeaipe bf rTeH and HeyArtee'9 whjSf,
was'enioYed very mnrH W All Tsha
pri2e WIS captured, BY Mss, Cobb slIg.
.oorfectl answered tbaf fgreatent nu,Rt,er
or questions While 1le dainty rohtasA =,
lmeDts were being &fyed the elhb was
entertained BY mHc From aeweet toned,
phonograph, n t
Tuesday afte}boon from .l:a0 TO Z: 20.
the lovely parVrs OF MfF Sidney Hing =.
" we're throHi fopep 70 ler ifiAnas
Mrs. HinsN was assistesl "a aritSls
taInineiniygJ ygJdiss Stevens and hA4 tia..
Ter. "A "a. Fbeo. Smith Tho p6asis ,ybsa
first s4lyflitted a list Of Topics tiflh he
ink a w ,play ppone the nAkA ~
som aithye NeNE 4 waiter N hmnil ~
ticlE wa pHssad from tallh ID tab IealIl
eah gu tafteHa ileetinn Z litl l5sl s' ~
lkwn as InAny7 on ns fo ll Il. Y M ''
4 lFaaHehq NcQlf IN M
Contest MAJ /, i,l, .,s 10 a 4 "A \, R n,
} dainty Aletl lle 4 f,p al Anii in IN y me ~
w test 1ifs fheg llalis fss lfis lut " N
1lnner of A lofely y ifil1 n|dte DaipfV
'efre5hmeii}e @cre served and IN eack
md All tlle time passed only to6 swieslF
md tbe occasion wlll be- plea4antly ro-
tpppered by thoee plesent
Anesdny evening nv handeome horne
Y MRS =, 3. CoggiNf pts IA ofcsne of 3
.leasanf nunir whAu Misses May nhlh
'lnra raceiqed their friends. TIE bows,
0He eIlAfmlnply decorated and fhe eps1
~ weg most pleaqaatly epene BY all m
tfenQanoe' Waist Aud other ealnos
'e,ntd the attention pf cnfd 1eF6ises
shllf the light iantnHtic Wae inaflii Y
ripped by others. Elegant raf,, (. X y
lni1ts were ANintily fRfped n| fi,A a.ls
'ln1 W9e oAY n t M VA,
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04

Take two cups Of hot water half an
hour before each meal and just before
going to bod, also a drink Of water, boz
On cold, about two hours after each
meal. Take lots Of outdoor exercise-
walk, ride, drive, Make a regular habit
Of this and in many cases chronlc cons.
tipatiou may be cured without the uep
Of any medicine. When pufgatise IL
requited take something mild and eenfIe
Ike Aepa berlain's Ssoaaeh and Eiyer
rahIets sEot. BY aII drugelsts.
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04

With family around expecting him TO
die, and son riding for life, Is miles,
70 get DR. Kings New Discovery for
consumptien couehs and Colds W. II.
Brown, of Leesville, Ind I. endured
deaths agonies from asthma, but this
wo7derfnl medicine gave instant relief
and Noon cured him. He writes q how
sloeb soundly every night" like mar
vslons cures of Consumption, Pneu-
mofIa Rronchite, Coughs, Colds and
On prove ts rhatchless merit ior al
n i1at and ,png troubles. Guaranteed
botas SOC ana 81 90 Trial bottles ftee
at lF Moeeles'e drug store.
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04
SOME MORE GOOD ROADS
FACTS and FIGURES
Dr. Yates Discusses the Absorbing Question
at Length, and Tells Why III His Opinion,
tits Best to Issue Bonds
EdItor Neg EnterprIse.

! Editor New Enterprise: u I.
~ iuAtice to myself and for tie benefit
Of those who eeem to MISUNDERSTANDING bur
plan Of building and grading thS;p6blie
roads I will have to ask you TO allew me
to burden you wltrancther Lengthy ar.
tlcle. IN the iirsr place l viii saythatI
get my living through the farmers; that
which is to their interest is to rnyinter-
est and that which ie 70 their detnment
would bring ruin TO me, thereioreI can.
not afford 70 try toinduce them to enter
into anything thatd ann not absolutely
sure would be to phe upbulIding Of their
interest, Again. ! am not trying 20 bur
den the large tax jyTer with somethibe
that w!sf'preas him into paying a tax
that will cause him 70 baye to sell his
Ipropersy At q reduced price, The atti-
Ecleal have previously written on tbis
subjeet are ample on this score. lfsead
'Isecotiel apd Enterprise Of August 20,
Entefpnlps and Recorder 81 22d). /
consulted an Of them and showed them
the little article that intended u pub.
lish These men, With only few ex-
ceptions, are NOT only in favor q bonding
the county but are anxious for good
roads Al any reasonable cost. Nhys
Because they are business men; they
have accumulated property; they lsiiow
a good thing when they see d; tlieylsnow
il good business man has no money and
can borrow itatas Low rate Of interest
as these bonds opn be iloated be could
tIosrow it and III have money. Take
their money tsq lheee men and divide
il among the poog anl'it would NOT be
twenty years oei6re they would honest.
" and legitmate have Il bacA again
They have eycs can sae ahead. The
gool Lord has gigeu them talents and
they hayenot ~ iSd t8em These men
want good roads bcanse the. most Of
them being blessed Win Che good things
of this earth haze be4b IN To countries
where the peible have baIlt good roads
at 4 a,,oh mo,e a,,r (, Z IA y Y ,,r,ca n,
we propofe % pay and tbey have seeh
The prosperity that has followed Thet
i these men can afford topay theii road
tax and sac their WAY clear it seems to
me that the farmer who does most OF fhe
hauling over ihese sand roads could W.
that l. would be benefit ID him AZ il 81 81
through the farmer that everyshif tt,,ust
come, VI V
People to whom / have ils,had al, op
portunity to explain tho plahhays vari-
oos erroneous ideae, moet oI which Il
viii endeavor to eradicate Before Il
make this attempt / win cay 10 the.man
who saysthathis father rode over the
saadbeds ae long ashe lived and that he
himself has been using them an hls life
and that they are good enouRh Tor Mn /
feel like saying, as I breathe a sigh on
pity, ego back TO your spinning iinnyiI
20 back 10 your looml 20 away back'
somewhere where they have no railroads
ana sleep your lie az az wlidre t1e noise
from cay ROAD &Iii negef disturb youRl
, t @
ma. ,s6rd Aboed ',r sSi,ey :. ba. ~,
"a more ,,,seoS iisnt (, 80 y, IN ,aa,, y ,,,
the case. win t4is' word inalSe the roads 4
cost any 10 ore than a direct tax I think
NOT IL ther,. my harm N mailing n
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04

the increatei valuation cf property win
pay The debt. Anynian Who proposes
any better plan fails utterly 10 his at
temptto prove that he has one, when
the words havebeen uttered that they
'ido,hot want to enthralI theis children
and grandchildreD with debt they vim
neverliyeto see paid Y tliei argument is
over, There is no foondatiou for saying
II tand no foundation tor hreibent 70
sustain H. We.are only aaline for $751;
0W. This isgtbe smallest amount by
si2o,oeQ that 4 havseyer heard Of dry
county bondiha for the purpose q Duild-
ing public roade Webaye about 1850
regisiered yotere 10 the county ana IL
this money had 70 be paid per caplta Il
would bes5O apiece. rhe railroad and
telegraph companies will pay. % lRS ~
this debt, and men who own Iapds ana
otherpropertyin the copDiy and live
ont Of az, ,eobnty win pay Nearly that
much more, 50 after this IL deducted II
would bring i down q about ss0 % each
Registered voter. But as each nah win
not pgs cn Bis head but On bis property
1nsta3d, we nave quite a pgmber Of inah
yidQels who will pay iify tides this
mnfh So when we figure II dowp 70
The average farmer IL win cost hlrh f1om
five 20 twentY-hve dollars oil his lifehsps
" the debt ia paid, he, his chRdrenn.
grandchildren and gFeatgsapdchndrA.
Wculdn I lkis be calamity? Say n
man hYes t&enty-tiye years and payslon
this debt or urdepsome bond one dollar
of principal and tile interest au four per
cent. wbi b would be sI'00 tbearst geslf
andtSi Of pFincipal'would amount IT,
$3.50 the fret year and decrsase cente
eyery,year, which you'd leave bisf last
99sssssnenr, l6O. Nov tbis oulalsave
his child en- slb 20 pay. say he eavet
ten children, that viii leave. them and
their respectigee dhlldren $3.50 each
Ahie u low bprdensome it.sili bs 70 iie
next geheration, the gercratloI wliltbs
gets The Rasa W. 4oniileie without
,'gpy clanior h4s losg y oyl see ,tie foun.
datiQuof ~ ,plenf BESIDE. who
Ayqplq seaf SFs Icaeer fbat2U years
p 10y C)bserYs that Ira Tore.
'&oles Ss te ior 4 snnp wiio ~ "a a.
aY1s1 |s, 'i'heSt ace several Il dnareda
|fIle'| X. t'f c9NhtB who will not BAY over
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04

I.iior1 Jsb6i y. siar,aa.
a NtiH 81 CoNfrT = Martin.
|IdsfFf+ ~ n AtnistrunE.
fAx Assfsson H. k. Paterson.
r ~ Coit tncroh .. j. Ifliison.
|f'1. pvnl1c lNbfRuc 4gos A. Hughes;
|buNrl rhfAsl;aEai n. w. Dale. ..
bUrrf.Sueefyoh- q Leslie.
tpNrY CoMNssstoNNns w. w. Dial N.
Nunan y W Mcdonald, r.. j. Porter. g. w
ocg. Wm. b Wliirns Regular meeting o.
'hr4 W ednes1s ~ eaehmonih.
Cil1dll BpARp, ~ G. Horne, Chairman. w. 4
hissll, w tl'e Goollian. Regnlar meeting q
& 1lpfpdas "A eRsh raonfh
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04

P|lg6r k3ltlnll5 SERVICES epery scShd
lsfis s'ihrNuit, !, 1 =. iif. aud 73o p III Suol
'k1ni fNffy @AhpAih morning pmyir tntct..
|ss,y y'',2fsa.y NJ \, r'frilk y s'ao sleel Kcs
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04

s9i N QlihnfflN No. &. w. S. gosdan
NJ N pt,. Back k K.I4 Mfllinor,
~ p IA lsbn $ee Regular congocn.
N thel|s'i ahQ thlft A'AadAyi N each month.
The new enterprise., 1902-09-04

,stIII1IHN E|fptCn Services every second
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