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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24
CRIPPLE Is ASSAULTED
George Colt, Who Walks With
Clutches Is Victim.
GASPIPE FOR A WEAPON
Son-in-Law and Y ife Arrested
Charged With Crime.

Great Bend, Kan.s April 2S.-The Reg
lister chronicles an assault as follows:
One of the most dastardly attempts on
the life of a man that hes ever been made
in Great Bend was made On Geo Colt
thursday evening, at 9 o clock. Mr.. Colt
is not strong man, having d bodily
weakness that makes it necessary that he
walk with cane. lie makes a living by
repairing hoes III little shop on Forest
a, enc. MRS Colt. his wife, runs a
dressma King establishment upstairs in the
Wilmer building. On that evening about
$50 she came TO her husbands shop and
asked that he accompany her home.
stating that she had an GRAND at Mrs.
frank AMI desired to go by her house.
MIR. Colt lives on Forest avenue, four
blocks east OF the court house. Mrs.
FRANKIE lives on East DroaGway about
the Colt home When they passed Mrs
Franke's and had gone but a short dis
lance, MIS-. Colt being perhaps ten feet
in advance of her husbant, they met a
man who upoG meeting Mr.. Colt struck
him over the head. Mr.. Goft warded off
the blow IS bost h could with his cane
bus it was sufficient to knock him to the
ground.
The man then beat him over the head
with the blunt instrument. which was
piece of two-inch gas pipe about twelve
inches in length weighing three or four
pounds. MI Cot. suppcsing that the
I:
his wife, told her to run, which she did.
She went to Phil Markey's and gave the
alan and Phil. togo Their with other neigh
bors, went to the assistance of Mr.. Colt,
whom they found standing up, resting
on his cane The wounds on his head bled
pr0fuseIy and in trying to protect him
self from the blows his left hand was
badly injured. DR.. Connect was called as
soon as the injured man was taken to
his home. 1t is thought that the wounds,
although very painful. will not prove
fatal.
A warrant was sworn out for the ar
rest of Fred Fischer, charging him with
assault with intent to kill. Fischer is
son-in-law of Mr. Colt, and there has
been much talk of family trouble in the
household huInOTS OF NdIIpuS Minus dte
afoat, but true statement of affairs
will doubtless be brought out by the
court. The date for the preliminary hear
ng of Fischer has not been named.
Late this afternoon Mrs. Geo. Colt was
arrested on a warrant charging her with
being an accessory to the crime of as
saulting her husband. which assault was
made on Thursday night of last week
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THERE WILL BE A CHANGE.
Great Bend Will Be Dry if This
"Goes.1

Great Bend, Kan, April 23.-Since the
memory, etc, this city has not failed to
be damp" Sometimes ii was d drug
store, at others joints; but never was
there time before when it was neces-
sary to go to Ellinwood for supplies.
Now. that the election is overland it
was upon the wet or dry isSue-the
mayor-elect issues this ultimatum:
Great Bend, Kan, April q, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that, beginning
with the first day of May, 1893 every
possible effort will be put forth by the
municipal authorities of Great Bend for
the rigid enforcement of the prohibitory
laws of the city and state. Any and all
persons found guilty of violating any of
the provisions of said laws will be pros
ecuted to the limit Boot-leggers and
jointists will find no quarter and nothing
will be left undone TO stop the Illicit
traffic. Owners of property used for this
purpose will take warning lest heavy
fines and large cost bills be assessed
against their premises. The law is strong
and far-reaching. and its fullest powers
will be invoked against all offenders and
against all property prostituted to the
UNA wiz OuSiiicSS. NCMillS W the pOilNN
heretofore recognized in the city. those
who may have been in the business and
now absolutely quit and stay quit will
not be molested, but if any such persist
in their efforts to evade the law they
will be prosecuted for any and all Of
fenses past and present that may be
proven against them within the limits
of the law. Any person detected in swear
ing falsely will be prosecuted for perjury.
MARTIN WEIRAUCH. Mayor"
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COMMANDER DENNIS SWEENEY.
Dodge City Booming Favorite Vet
eran for State Honors,

Dodge City, Kan. April 23.-This the
home of that popular veteran of the
civil war. Dennis l.. Sweeney, is taking
active steps to secure his election as de-
partment commander of the Grand Army
OF the Republic. A committee headed by
that great old war horse. Mike Sutton,
of the short grass country. and composed
additionally of Jerre Shaw and r. F.
Hammond have Issued the following cor
corning the military record of Mr..
Sweeney:
Comrades: Lewis Post No. 294. De
partment of Kansas. G.. \. r. by reso' u
ton introduced ard passed by the post.
presents to the encampment to be held at
Mcpherson on May 49, 1903 one of its
members, Comrade d. l. Sweeney. fer
department commander for the ensuing
year Comrades r. f Hammond. Jerre
Shaw, and NJ. w. Sutton were appointed
a committee with instructions to see to it
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CUT|CURA
OINTMENT
puEest Of EmOIIientS and
Greatest Of Skin Cures.
The Most Wonderful Curative
Of All Time
For TOrturing, Disfiguring
Skin HumOurS
And PureSt and Sweetest Of
Toilet EmOIIientS.

Cuticura Ointment Is beyond question
Ing. disfguTing humours of the skin and
scalp, including loss of hair. ever
compounded. in proof of which
single amounting preceded by hot bath
with Cuiicara Soap. and followed in
the scverer cases, BY dose of Cuti-
cura Rcsolvept, is often sufficient to
afford immediate relief in the most
distressing forms of itching. burning
and scaly humours. permit rest and
sleep, and point 10 I speedy cure when
ali other remedies fail. 1t is especially
SO in the treatment or infants and chill
dren, cleansing. soothing anil healing
the most distressing of infantile hu-
mours, and preserving. purifying aud
beautifying the skin, scalp and hSir.
Cuticura Ointment possesses. at the
same time. the charm of satisfying the
simple wants of the toilet, in caring for
the skin. scalp, hair, hands and feet,
from infancy to age, far more effect
uaily, arreeably and economically than
the most expensive of toilet ernollicnts-
Its "Instsnt relief for skiu-iortured
habirs," or a Sanative aut'septic cleans
ing" or One night treatment of the
hands or feet or Single treatment
OF the hiir," or Use after athletics"
cycling. golf. tennis. riding, sparrinc,
or any sport. each in connection with
the use of Cuticura Sosp. IS sufficient
evidence OF this.
scsa tsro<xeess he vrs+a cserers As.rs~sal - q.
form ef Csseasse CesseS Fla "a y va e 81 osss
meat Sc, Sesu eseA D<pu0s lesdse- = Charserhcsss
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that he was properly presented to the
| ment commander.
IN pursuance of those instructions we
wish to say for Comrade Sweeney that
| he enlisted when young man, snot yet
| Il years of age, in the Fourteenth New
| York Heavy Artillery and served in COM
pany H. He was discharged by reason
| of the expiration of his term of service
| and with his regiment. While in the SER
vice he was wounded on the SGth day OF
July. 1864, in a charge on the Crater in
| front of Petersburg ard was taken to
| Hardwood hospital in Washington. He
! returned to his regiment and was again
| wounded resulting in the loss of the
sight of his right eye. and was taken
prisoner at Fort Steadman. Virginia
was paroled from Libby Prison Arril 2,
1865. and returned to his regiment.
While in service he was promoted to
corporal and sergeant of his company
adm honorab bly, discharged with his COM
pany in September. 1865 He took part in
the grand review of the army at Wash
ington at the close of the war
He was elected and served as lieu
tenant and captain of company X. 18th
regiment y. G., of Pennsylvania and was
honorably discharged from said se-vice
Joined the Grand Army of the Republic
as a charter member of Watkins Pos. No
S. department of Pennsylvania at Tc-
wanda. in 1873. Joined Lewis Post No.
294 of Dodge City. Kansas. by transfer
card in 1886 and served as post comman-
70
commander the State Soldiers Home was
established at Dodge City. He was the
first commandment at the Home. serving
in that capacity for four years to which
he gave his untiring efforts. He is now
and has been treasurer of Lewis Post
Cemetery association of this place for
twelve years and is now serving as pres
ident of the Southwest Kansas Veterans
association for the third term. This
association comprises twenty-five coun-
ties in the southwest part of the state and
holds annual reunions throughout the
district. He has attended nearly all of
the state encampments for the last six
teen years and seven national encamp-
ments and is now serving as a member
of the council of administration. Since
he first enlisted he has been in close
touch with the comrades. as careful
examination of the above record will
show, and has always been actively at
work in their interest and has been one
of them at all times.
He was apo nted deputy internal
revenue collector for the district of Kan
sas on September s. 1898, and has served
in tbat capacitv COZ tsnfIOusIv since that |
time and still holds that position. We |
wish to assure the comrades that if he |
is elected department commander he will |
relax none of his efforts in behalf of the |
and will do everything in his |
power to further the interests of the de- |
partment
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Concordia Keeps the Emblem Of Good
Workmanship.

Concordia. Kan. April 2.-The four
teeuth annual tournament Of the Kansas
State Sportsmen's association began here
yesterday. with about atty shooters pres
ent, including a number from other
states.
The most exciting event was the shoot
az thirty birds for the Kansas state
championship trophy. held by W. II. tiecr
OF this city. the winner this year 20 have
absolute possession 81 the cup. There
We're fifteen entries. Ed a. Brien ~ FLOR
ence and w H. Ifeer and n r Wetais
OF Concoriia tied with twenty nine racfs.
Heer missing his fifteenth bird, Wetzs
his twenty eighth and . Itrien HIS twcnty-
third on the shoot-off Hecr and o. Brieu
tied wI,n thirty straight, Wetzig twenty
eight. on the second shoot-o1 Heer lost
his first bird. then killed tw'nty aine
straight and OBrlcn lost his fourth and
tenth This fastcns the trophy securely
In Couc0rdf4
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Attending.
DISAPPOINTING
Continued from Seventh Page.

ular representation ard elections win a
Moderate property or educational qualifi-
cation. The simply institutions establish
ed by the military. together with the bet
ter parts OF The Spanish system. have
been made the basis of the present organ
ization OF local government as II was
provided for in the municipal code" act
No. =. Of the Philippine commission The
most remarkable feature OF this code is
that il does not distinguish between
urban and rural municipalities Ii com
prises all under one system Of local gov
eminent which comes nearest To 6,lr
country system, but rests upon the Span
ish division Of the country into pueblos
or towns
The city Of Manila occupies an ex-
ceptional position. being governed under
special charter. The government az
Manila Is noSeled on that of Washing
ton. d G. for the officers are appointfve.
not elective and the insular government
pays one-third OF al the expenses of the
city. This arrangement is due 10 the
fact that Manila. rs a great commercial
center and the seat of government ex-
hbifs rather anomalous characteristics
ana could not well he classed With the
ordinary urban or rural municipalities Of
The island. The government is in the
hands az a municipal government Of three
? members appointed by the governor gen
eraL \ popularly elected council. which.
however. has purely advisory functions.
has also been Instituted
The situation Is hopeful one and the
natives in many parts of the islands show
enterprise and Intelligence in managing
their own affairs
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WHITE FLINT GLASS SAND.
Valuable Deposit Found by Standard
Oil People.

Wathena. Kan. April 2s-Agents Of
the Standard oil company have been n
this vicinity for several days leasing
land supposed to contain coal and oil.
Thus far nearly 400 acres have been
leased within a radius of five miles Of
this city.
Included in this lease is the rock quar-
~ one-half mile south OF Wathena, in
which six-foot vein OF pure white flint
glass sand has been recently discovered.
and is one of the most important Of any
discoveries Yet made on the lands II IS
learned that the St Joseph and Grand
island railroad will build spur from its
main tracks 10 that point. Already work
has begun at the new discovery. giving
work to many men.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Burl Welchans. of Kingman. visited ir
the city yesterday.
Miss Maggie Hatfield, of Belle Plaine
is visiting friends in the city.
MIR. VIII Dillon. of Moline, Kan. was
visitor in the city yesterday.
]. E. Ramsey. of Valley Center spent
few hours in the city yesterday
David Mulvane. of Topeka. called on
/ friends at the court house yesterday.
VIII Greirenstein leaves this morning
for Burnett, /. T., where he will visit
friends.
Mrs John Fitch and her little grand
daughter Margie. have gone TO Oklahoma
and Texas for short visit.
Mr. Sylvester d. Griggs and Miss Eta
Harvey. both Of this city were married
by Justice John II. Ash on the 22Ed inst.
Mr. and Mrs A G. Wright. OF Summer
county are visiting at the home OF Mrs.
David Leahy. who is Mrs. Wrisht's sister.
Mrs. H. s KHgCre was yesterday called
to the bedside of her mother. Mrs John
NJ Chase. OF Topeka. who is seriously
i'll
Mrs. H c. Jones and children. Of Mar
celine. Mo. formerly Of this city. are Wis
itiag with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
r. Edwards. 425 East Lewis street
Miss Nellie Dale, who was taken dan
gerously i'll on "Wednesday morning at
the home OF her uncle. J. S. Beckwifh.
at 625 South Market street. is slightly
better.
Miss Lottie Herszch OF the Beehive
bakery. received word yesterday that
her mother had died at her home in In
dianapolis. Ind. and would be buried
yesterday
Verne Maulsby Is rejoicing over the ar
rival of fine colt. sired by Ciaymont b.
Aitamont Dam Minnesota The colt ~
a fine locker and hoTsemen predict a
great future for IT
A telegram was received by J. u. Alex
ander that his father =. P. AIexsn Ter
of St Louis. is verIu low. D. 2 Alex
snder is an old settler OF Wichita and
his friends here are very sorroy 70 re-
ceive This news.
David CrewSon left last night for In
6ianapoiis. Ind 10 asSis- fn the Clarity
murder case This is quite a compliment
70 Wichita lawyer. for few Of them
are called II such distance in murder
case Mr.. Crewson will De absent for
several days
IN the report OF the proceedings a the
bankers meeting. the name u " W
Levy. OF the State Savings bank. was
omitted In the absence II four speaker
whose names appeared OF the reErlsT
program he delivered tfse principal at-
dress 10 the members Of the association
Mr. I'd Mcfssnnon. who was 4 resident
81 Wichita a1zriaS boom DAYS. ard for
several years after. was II the city yes
,ervisy. Mr.. Acfjsnnon - n0~ with The
Missouri Pacific. mining between Ne
ysds. No and Wichita ard h0ses 10
some day again make hts herse ~ the
Peerless Princess He was much i'm
pressed with Wichita. growth
Mr.. L. ". Cook Of IT N.rrinsou ave-
me returned f-on his ranch ~ Cleve-
Land. Kan eight rftiez so1,h q King
man City yesterday. he reDo-ts wheat
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Card of Thanks.
1rs tbs n ii'S Ahlu iOI nete 1iAdlS = -
D;nas''' &1NHZ@

Victoria, B. C., April 23.-Advices by
the steamer Empress of China tell Of
the crucihxion Of a Chinese desperate
in Kwang Tung. who confessed 10 sixty
murders. When he confessed TO so many
crimes it was decided that decapitation
was too lenient punishment and he was
erucified- He was nailed by his hands
and feet to a wooden cross and placed on
one of the cedar bridges as a warning TO
malefactors- He fingered for three days.
when he succumbed to his terrible suffer
ing
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NEW JAIL DELIVERY.
Barton County Tired of Old One in
Court House.

Great Bend Kan. April s3-The Daily
Item says the county commissioners mex
in adjourned session for the ~r.ciai pur-
pose Of receiving bids for the Construct On
Of the new county jail. for tn., banding
srd heating but two bids were submit
ted. being that Of Cork & Frye Of iIas-
ington for sl2. 80. and Of Morrison Eres
Of this city for ,l3s13. The contract WIS
awarded to Cork & Frye. The bids fyr
the steel work. cells etc. were a. follows
Adams Steel and Iron Works. Joliet III.
bessemer steel. s4s2O: Pauisy jail Build
ing company. St Louis. Bve-ply steel
s9.1s0; Stewart Iron Works. Cincinnati.
five-ply steel. s10.219 The cortrac: wits
let 20 the Pauley people.
The location Of the Jail has not been
definitely settled. but IL Is thought II viii
be erected south Of the Morrison hotel
building The required amount OF land
can be secured here for 500. Of which
IL Is expected the county Will put up SO.
the city 500 and 500 be raised by pr
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ILL LUCK CAUSES SUICIDE.
Bad Health and Loss of Money Suffi-
Gent Reason.

Leavenworth, Kan, April 23.-James 4
Reeder committed suicide at his home on
Walnut street in this city last evening
by taking poison. He was sitting on
the porch with his family when he fell
over and died in a few minutes. \ note
held in his hand showed that he had
killed himself. as it stated that his ac-
counts We're all right, but he had lost
81 900 with friend in a hotel venture and
that he was disconsolate over bad health.
Reeder was injured three times in run
Always and falling within the last year.
He was the agent in Leavenworth for
the Hammond Packing company Of St
Joseph. Mo. He leaves wife and
family of small children.
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- ~ Xxx A@.
a.a,st tina a The Kind You Have Always Bous
's. at &HNzzzm
LOST DAMAGE SUIT.
Emily MosteIIer Could Not Furnish
Sufficient Evidence.

The damage suit of Emily Mosteller VS..
the Aachison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad
in which the plaintiff brought action to
recover 1900 damages for injuries alleged
to have been received at the hands of
the Santa Fe last October. was brought
before the district court yesterday and
settled in short order. The court sus
tanned a demurrer To the evidence given
by the attorney for the plaintiff and the
case was decided in favor or the defend
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24
sunfiower Circle PROGRAM.

Sunfiower Circle program for Aprii q:
Russian Literature. chapter I. - Mr..
Reese
The Capital of all the Russias-- Airs.
Wright.
Comparison OF ST. Petersburg ard Mcs-
COW as the Two Heads Of the Nasicaal
f'agie-Miss Ladd
Description Of the Fortress If II letter
ans St. Paul-Mrs. Barrie
Talk on Cuba-Mrs. CoDk,in.
The Great Worlds Fa,m-Mrs. Levy
and Mrs SOuie.
Musc-Sunfower Musicirus
L,ader Mrs Einkead
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Notice Is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between b
r. Royse and 6. r Folett under the
firm name Of the Royse-Follett Implement
and Transfer company. has been dis
solved This 23rd day OF April. \. D.. 1893,
BY mutual consent b. Il. Iloyse assumes
all liabilities and vii collect all out
standing accounts of said firm.
b. r. ROYSE.
lS6-fri sa-su-6t G. r. FOLLETT.
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Alma chautauoua Circle.

The Alma Chautauqua Circle viii meet
Tuesday evening April D. at the home of
Prof II. b. Scott. The program is as
follows: Mrs. Scott. leader
The Capitol of all the Russias-Mrs. G.
F. Campbell
Music-lnstrumental Duet-Mrs. SWIM
sic and Mis- Edna Bone.
A Survey of Russian Literature. chap
ter u to page 250-Dr. ]. c.. Dorsey
The Great Worlds Farm. chapters 10
and 12-Amos McClain
Map Drawing toutline of Asia)-Con-
Quoted by l.. A. Bone
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The Price of CRYSTAL Water.

is 81 80 for five-gallon self-pouring bot
tie, of which we rebate $1.00 for the empty
bottle. Crystal Water is pure. palatable
and remarkably effective in the cure of
all stomach, kidney, nerve and blood dis
eases. Telephone for it now. Old phone
els; new phone 1921. The Holland Yeast
CO., 627 East Murdoch avenue
Hard water kills" l3O-tf
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Hutchinson Sends Two.

Hutchinson. Kan. Apni zi-fwo 81 fn"
towns best known oung men we're
among the number that have enlisted
in Uncle Sans navy this wock. r. j..
schemerhorn and coon Draper went %
wichita took the examination and Wess
accepted. schemerhoru goes a. a siesnn-
litter az So month and Diaper as
nrst-cIaas elecfrfciau az g month
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- ORA
Eor Infants and Children.
no Kind You Have Always Boughl
s, sss1s sas Of &MZzAs
BOUND OVER TO APPEAR.
Soldiers at Lesvenworth Mixed Up In
Murder Case.

Topeka. Kan. April . r. u. Mckee
yer. assistant United States attorney. re-
turned yesterday from tho preliminary
hearing Of The two soldiers, i.audcnsrha-
ger and Denfry. held az LeavenworIh.
for the murder Of Tayior Dcnfry proved
an alibi There D. another soldier i'm
plicated n the murder but h,s name has
not been divulgea. as De has not 81
been arrested. Izsudenac haeer Was bound
over oa bond 90 ss.oaJ pending the &C
ton OF the grand Jurg
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Epworth chautauaus Circle.

Epworth Chsutauqua wifi meet Monday
evening. April ~ at 80 o'clock. with
Robert Campbell. 42s ST. Francis. Mrs
Lynch. leader:
Capital of all the Russias. April Muga-
zine-Mrs. Lynch.
Great Worlds Farm. chapters 10 and
;i-Mr Torrey
Reading-Miss Adams.
Music-MrS Dunn
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fluorishing. as fine as could be found
anyw here; corn and oats all planted and
cattle being put out 10 range. While
there ne visited with his son, w. A.
Cook, formerly of Oatville. Kan. who
owns considerable property in and around
Cleveland. and is ged in the mer
camille business at present
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WILL MAKE GOOD ROADS.
Gazette Gets Subscribers TO Offer So
Much per Year.

Lawrence. Kan. April IA good roads
scheme Is outlined in the Gazette as fol-
lows The Gazette in searching the
county records finds that in Douglas the
money spent in fixing roads would have
built - miles % mscs6am road. This
statement apparently set the business
men 10 thinking and the leading firm o.,
Lawrence offered 20 give ssss year for
the term OF ten years or 8 40, twelv,
other firms. Including the JeSersonsan
Gazette. subscribed 81 sd and others
smaller amounts. All the Subscriptions
are 10 be paid In cash ten per cent an
nuaily- The money viii be used to in
prove the roads leading 70 Lawrence
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Mrs. winslow's SOOTHING Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslows
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents bottle
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Latest two-step out, called SWEETEST il
Town, for sale by all music dealers
136-2tx
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Piano TuninC.

c. l. Sheldon is here for short while
Address all orders to box 1876. 194-tf