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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-07

drives. On the other hand. Miss
Hotchkiss went after everything and
throughout the set kept one game TO
the good.
II was an uphill struggle for the
Berkeley girl In the concluding set.
The heat of the day. combined with
the speed OF the play and the excite
ment. weakened her. and she lost the
first Ave games. but rallied at length
and with clever backhand volleying
OF the long Sutton drives. took the
three fiRl games.
Maurice Mclaughlin and Melville
Long OF San Francisco easily defeat
ed Sinsabaugh and Brown In the
mems semiHnaf doubles-6-l. 62.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-07
TWEATY-FOUR HOUR RACE
ATTRACTS MANY MEN
Seven Teams Will Strive for Honors
Russians to Take Part in the
Event.

There will be plenty doing In the
sporting line on Kamehameha Day
and Eve. and besides the boxing
show, Oahu League Juniors sports
meeting, baseball games and Outrig'
ger stunts, there Will be a twenty
four hours go-as-you please race run
ON. Several teams have entered for
the race. and the AFFAIR il more or
less OF an international contest.
American. Chinese. Russian, Ha-
waiian, Portuguese. japanese and
British representatives will take part
In the race. and there will be two
men to each team. The runners
will be decked out In their national
colors. and az each will have a big
following OF countrymen, recoru
crowd Is expected to be at Jack
Seully's show.
Scully Is Always willing to take
chance on a sporting proposition,
and as soon M he heard OF the pro-
posed race he came through with the
necessary financial aid.
Nigel jackson announces his Anal
appearance on any track. and he will
partner Connie Hayes In the twenty
four-hour race. The event will start
Immediately after the finish OF the
Marathon skating race. which IL
scheduled to end about half.past ten
o'clock ON Friday night. The run
ners will do their best from that hour
on TIL half-past ten o'clock on Sat
urday night.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-07
MIXED DOUBLES ARE
NEARING CLOSE
SEMI-FINALS PLAYED
THIS AFTERNOON
Mrs. Coulter and NOVEL; Look Good
to Fan-Mrs. and Mr.. Water
house Will Show Up Well in
Tournament.

Yesterday afternoon the mixed
double championship the Hawai-
ian Islands was started. and three
matches were played In the tourna.
ment. This event is a very popular
one, and every year there IL keen
rivalry shown by the different play
ers.' This year is no exception. and
seven couples are entered for the
championship.
The crowd at the Beretania courts
yesterday was not so large as IL
might have been, but still fair
number of tennis fans turned out to
watch the play. Mrs. Coulter's play
was watched with interest, as every
body wished to size up the champion
OF Hawaii. and figure on her chances
on the mainland against the worlds
best players.
In the first match yesterday. No
well and Mrs. Coulter proved to be
too strong for Mr.. and Mrs T. Give
Davies. and beat them 60, 6-1. The
champion played in excellent fash
lon aud she was well backed up by
NOVEL;. who did some fine smashing.
The next match contested was
that between Miss Ward and X.
Cooke and Miss Richards and Clark
II resulted in a win for the former
pair, who defeated their opponents
60, 81. The -hrst set was a run
away affair for Cooke and Miss Ward
but in the second the play was clos
err and some good rallies were seen.
Miss Richards did some good volley-
ing and she showed remarkable &c
tivity In getting over the court.
Mrs. and Mr.. Waterhouse once
more showed how well they play to-
gether by defeating Miss Sewall and
DEER 6-S. 6-i, Ga. The first set
was a hot one. and there were many
long sustained rallies that brought
applause from the spectators. The
set was fought out TO the last point,
and the result was In doubt right
up to the finish, when DEER and his
partner took the two necessary
games to win vantage set.
Then the Warehouses got going
In style and. making almost every
stroke a winning one, took the sci
to one game. .he third set was
closer, and Miss Sewall showed w
to advantage in II. She played bet
liar than she did In the second set
and almost as well as In the first
! Mr.. and Mrs. Waterhouse were, how
ever, too strong, and after their OPP
ponents had made four games. the
married people took two more and
with them the set and match.
This afternoon Miss Burnham and
Barnes will play Mrs. Coulter and
Novel;, and II is expected that the
latter pair Will win. r. A. Cooke
and Miss Ward will play Mr.. and
Mrs. Warehouse. and a fine .strug'
gle is looked forward to by all the
fans. The winners OF today''
matches will play on In the final
and that will end the annual cham
pionship tournament OF this year.
q q q
Cullen, who sailed the Male II
the Macfarlane cup race last Sun
day. has protested against the cuI
going to the Maggie. The stalk
boat was misplaced at WAIKIKI. ant
the race will have to be resailed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-07
MAY SUTTON DEFEATS MISS
HAZEL HOTCHKIS EASILY
Worlds Champion Takes Two Sets
From United States Champion.

LOS ANGELES. May 30.-Before'
crowd numbering close to 10000
an attendance greater than any
ever attracted by even a champion
ship struggle In this end OF the State
May Sutton. woman tennis cham.
pion OF the world, defeated Hazel
Hotchkiss. champion OF the United
States, In their match game today,
II was an even match. one each. until
Miss Sutton by resorung to the pow
erful deep court driving that has
served to vanquish all opponents. took
the concluding set, 8-3
Miss Sutton had already won the
first set. 6-3.
Considering the fact that the match
involved no championship .titles the
enthusiasm II aroused was remark
able. The area surrounding Mount
Washington courts. on which the sets
were played, was so badly crowded
that both players frequently com
planned OF feeling stified.
Both girls were literally applaud
ed, but It was so apparent that the
sympathies OF the throng were with
the Berkeley champion that Miss
Sutton's admirers remarked II.
Miss Hotchkiss was easily Miss
Sutton's superior In one OF the lat
ters strong poipts-yolleying at tho
net--and she won the second set
ga, by using this style OF play,
Miss Sutton showed a lack of he
former dash and frequently neglect
ed 10 go after tantalizing angl,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-07
fine BOXING CONTESTS $.
on SATURDAY NIGHT
Pat Cornyn and Nelson viii Battle
It Out Over Fifteen Rounds
Two Preliminaries.

Jack McFadden IL getting every
thing ready for his boxing show
which is to be pulled of at the Aloha
Park on Saturday night next. The
three packages OF stoush that will
be handed out appear to be the real
dope, and the main event will be an
interesting AFFAIR.
Pat Cornyn Is training hard for
the contest with Nelson, and the
man from the Coast Is rapidly get
ting into good condition under the
eye OF brother Dick. Pat Is a clever
lad, and has a punch that will bring
home the dough II landed In the
right spot. Dick is at present wear
Ing an eye that was certainly not
obtained by being hit by u pillow
maybe Pat can tell something about
the discolored optic.
Nelson is working out at Camp
Very and he looks well to the eye.
This man has always held his own
In the ring. but no far has not been
up against the real article such as
be will meet In Cornyn. The ma
rine Is a trier and will go for his
man like tiger. and II won't be
his fault II he does not win.
The preliminaries will be fine
events and Jim Haoa will certainly
make Terrieu extend himself while
he Is In the ring. Young Cans and
Simmons will also fight out a great
battle, and the sailor will have big
gathering of fans behind him at the
Aloha Park on Saturday night,
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II u

Emma street ball players defeat
ed the Pauoa nine by score OF
to on Sunday last.
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PLANTATION LEAGUE IS
SHOWING GOOD BALL
Waisnae Defeats Eva by s to g.
Fernandez Pitches in Fine
Form.

On Sunday last the plantation
league continued Its series, and al
Eva the Waianae team defeated the
home nine by score Of to 6. The
visitors had good time at Eva, and
enjoyed every minute of their stay.
There was a good gathering OF fans,
and the roofing was immense. All
the plantation men gathered around
the diamond, and every bit of good
play was the signal for cheers.
NJ. Simpson and G. Meyer formed
the battery for the Waianaes, ani
the pair did good work. Simpson
not only pitched a good game. but he
made three runs for his side. lie
is valuable man to his team and
always can be relied upon to help
out at a pinch.
For Eva, Fernandez and Elias
formed the attacking party. and the
pitcher struck out no less than nine
men. This Fernandez is heady
twirler and will be seen In better
ball company soon.
The official score was:N
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-07

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-07
GREAT STUNTS FOR
kAMEHAMEHA EVE
ILLUMINATED CANOES
WILL BE FINE SIGHT
Clark Cups TO Be Contested For
Vaudeville Show on Big Stage
Dancing on Lanai-Surfboard
Stunts by Youngsters.

The 0utrigger Canoe Club IL AL
ready for its series OF stunts on Ka-
mehameha eve. The sport will be.
gin about 1880 p. m. aud It's dol
lars to doughnuts--or paddles-thnt
they keep up until a. m. and the last
extra car. There will be ihs young
ster's regatta in the afternoon, be-
ginning with canoe sailing rata In
winch Eddie Hutchinson and Eaton
Magoon will try conclusions sailing
against the waves and before them.
Then there will be three-paddle
race for small boys, a canoe race In
1 which the contestants In each canoe
will be brothers, a race between
surfboards and canoes. and. most ex-
citing OF all, the big six-paddle canoe
' race.
Eighteen boys from up mauka will
man these canoes. most of them be.
glnners. for the club has now enter.
ed upon policy of encouraging the
new pals to try their hands ut buck
ing the waves and handling the
paddle.
There will be q new course mark
ed out--the outrigger course-and
II will not lead over shallow reefs or
way down the beach out OF sight OF
: everyone. From the new enlarged
Outrigger lanai the whole triangular
, course will be visible, and at no tim.
! will the racing canoes be beyond the
vision OF the spectators on the Out.
bigger grounds.
Inc big event OF the afternoon
r will be the Clark cup surfing con
test. There will be cup for the
best girl surfer. and one for the
most skillful boy surfer In the club
There viii also be a big silver Clark
G cup for the best canoe surfer; In
fact. two cups for this event-one
for big surfing canoes and one fol-
small.
1nere will also be games In the
' surf. boys standing on boards and
a spearing Inflated bladders, and boy,
G In canoes jousting with long BAN
boo canes. All this to give thu
! youngsters an appetite for the chow
n der that IL sc. we'd from to 8 o'clock
Al 1890. however. the boys who ar
r to propel the canoes In the carni
g val will report at Levers bepch ant
: at s sharp the procession OF illumi
g mated canoes will start down the
r beach to the Outrigger grounds. Th'
3 canoes. gay with lanterns, will b'
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additional Sports on Page l0.)
x~-"For Rent" cards on sale at
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SPIDER" OWENS CHALLENGES
ANY 10 POUND BOXER


Spider" owens, who claims to be
the "hghting shadow" issues a chal-
lenge to any l20 pound boy In Hoo
nolulu. The Spider" writes as fol
lows to the Bull In:
Sporting Editor, Bu letin;-
Sir: hereby desire to challenge
any l20-pound boxer In Hawaii.
Sailor simmons preferred. any date
or place that he may name, will
fight simmons ON winner-take- all
basis, and II he cares to take me on,
he can name his own terms. Very
respectfully yours.
SPIDER" OWENS. 3
1.-THE Fighting shadow" OF Reno.
Nevada,
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AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL
SP0 R + 5
LOCAL FOREIGN
. u II II n n n n n n a u u u It tt u
COMING EVENTS.

4 Secretaries and managers of q
. athletic clubs are invited to send q
q In the dates of any events which ..
. they may be getting up. for In. 8
. sertion under the above head 1
!, Address all communications to Z
70 the Sporting Editor. Bulletin. {,
q Baseball. &
q MILITARY LEAGUE. 8
Il June In. q. II. VS.. Fort Shat. .
q ter: Marines vs.. Hospital Co.
q June l2-Cavalry vs.. Fort Ruger. .
q PLANTATION LEAGUE. q
q June 12-Ewa vs.. waipahu. 8
. Oahu League.
q ATHLETIC PARK.
q June 12-Marines vss-J. A. c: C. 3
q A. C. vs.. p. A. C.
{ Oahu Juniors. .
u June 12-Palamas VS.. c. A. c.
q Jrs.; Mu Hooks VS.. Asahis.
q INTERNATIONAL GAMES.
q July 3-waseda vs.. Oahu League. :
q Skating Marathon. :
Il June 1O--Princess Rink.
o Colt. .
. COUNTRY CLUB. ,
q June Flour Ball Tournament. !
q HONOLULU CLUB.
. June l9-Foursome.
q Cricket.
= June l1--Match.
q Tennis.
q June Annual championship.
q June 5--Mixed Doubles Cham
q pionship.
q June ll-Progressive Tourna-
q Yachting.
q June 2G-Governor' Cup Race.
q July 5-Sea Wren Race.
. Trap Shooting.
q June S-Weekly Cup.
. Horse Racing.
. wAILUKU.
. July 4--Inter-Island meet
. Tr1ns Pacific Yacht Rsce.
u July s-Start from San Pedro.
= WORLDS Championship Fight.
q July 4-James Jeffries vs.. Jack
= Johnson.
|0 Polo.
= August--Inter-Island, Tournament.
q q = = q . . = = 10 . . u . q
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WAIANAE


Struck out. by Fernandez ., Simp-
son 3; bases on balls, OF Fernandez
/. Simpson 3; passed balls, Elias 4;
hit by pitched ball. W. Meyer q;
double play. Kanoho 10 +. Meyer.
Time OF game. hours 3 minutes:
umpire. Battencourt; scorer. II. by
son.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

Rice Tomato Soup, Roast Sirloin of
Beef with Mushrooms. or Filet of
Sole, Tartar Sauce, Mashed Potatoes,
Dessert and drink, 25c. Fourth floor.
Chicken Salad with Waters, 25e.
Ice Cream and Cake. 1Oc.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

Two-thirds of a yard Of
this fine Plauen lace
waist fronting, 27
inches wide, for a Mon
day bargain, 49c, Made
of soft batiste with rows
Plauen lace bands in
serted.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
NetO Department for.
Chjldrer1's Hair Cutting

Now located in the Infants Wear Depart
ment. Second Floor. Woman expert In the
cutting of chndren's hair In charge OF this
department.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
Eye Defects
Corrected

vVhv pot consult our Optician7 Examina
tion costs you nothing. Perhans the sligh
defects may be remedies before they De
come serious.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
Allover Embroid-
cry Cross Bar
6oc Yard

Dainty cross bar en-
broidery, neatly en-
broidered pattern. %
inches wide, for waist
yokes, etc. Ordinarily
worth 81 to Sl.25. Spe-
cially marked at sac.
Mondays price 69c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

Manufacturers clean
up. mostly II to 1-inch
widths.
ALLOVER LACES 49c
marked spe-
cially at soc. Cream
white and ecru; yard
49c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
Fancy Silks co.
A Sale Feature. OIC

A great collection of the sea-
sons latest styles and color
ings in stripes, checks and
monotones. Practically every
up o-date shade demanded,
at. yard 59c.
33-INCH BLACK TAFFETA
69c-Good serviceable quail
ity that should have a higher
mark.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
I for Other Great Sale Ne1Os

Cream, ecru, white,
navy. gray and black
tucked nets. SO inches
wide. This special price
makes them very at
tractive. Aisle 1. Yard
S1.25.
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& Pounding.

The Ladies' AID society Of the
VI. r. church rushed 10 upon their
new plstor Saturday evening, oct
-, singing "Showers of Blessings ="
which was literally fulfilled before
The pastors eyes When the ex-
element was overit was found that
flour, groceries AMI many other
good and useful things, TO the
amount Of SIS or $40 were left.
Both pastor and people enjoyed the
evening together--socially-as we'll
as religiously-singinp, bible read.
ing and thanking God for his boun.
teous goodness.
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points of interest in the cid coun-
try.
This is an important election
Every republican should go TO the
% lis and vote.
The Wayne County Republican
committee met at the Glenwood
hot,l at Kenova last Friday even
ing.
Quite number of candidates
visited this part of the county Last
week. They all seem sanguiue OF
elec ion.
Freeland Workman, who la,
charge of gaug of PAINTERS for the
n IL w. R'y Co. and has been
working in OHIO, spent last Sunday
IN Ceredo.
j. W. Mitchell and j. G.. Webb
if elected to the Legislature will
represent Wayne county ably and
well. Remember them on the Sth
VI
Having been awarded the con
tract for furi Thing the ballots for
the election $50, 600 including the
amendment ballots) we have about
all the printing We desire for this
week.
For County Commissioner We
should have business man, who
has made n success Of his own bust
ness-one OF mature judgment.
Such man is c. III. Spaulding,
the republican nom:n Vote for
him.
5. a. McVey, the young man
WHO acquired an education under
difficulties and by hard study, should
be remembered when you cast your
ballot November s. He is deserv-
ng and competent.
j. II. Hutchinson of Lavalette
was business caller at this office
last Friday. He informed us that
b. has sold his store, yelling end
farm a. Lavalette to Arnold Full
I, who will continue the mCrchan
disc busln So at Hutchison's old
sand. Mr.. Hutchison will move
10 Huntington.
! he Ladies' Aid society of the
VI + church Will meet Mond1 az
evening, instead Of II ursday even.
ing. The choir will use the church
Ihursd y evenings for practice and
rehearsal
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GhdnDed Hands and FACE.

You will never find anything bet
ter than Rose Cream lotion. to heal
chapped, rough skin. 1t il de-
lighlful household toilet article and
but 10 and % cents a bottle.
Wild 10 Boette, Florentine Drug
Store, All Ave and 9th ST, Hunt
ingtoD, w. Va.
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Died.

Sam ID naway, aged 81, died at
the home Of his sister-Mrs. Albert
Meredith--in Kenova, Oct. 20,
Of typhoid fever.
The funeral services were con
duc,ed az the Meredith home BY
Rev. Connolly on Oct. q, at 3 D..
IN.
The body was laid to rest in
9. a. Browns cemetery. lie leaves
many friends to mourn his death.
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The old->old story, told times without
number, and repeated over and over
again for the last 36 years, but it is al.
ways welcome story TO those in search
of health. There is nothing in the
world that cures coughs and colds as
quickly as Chamberlain Cough Rene
dy Sold by all dealers.
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For Rent.

The Wilson House, with 20 good
rooms, will be ready for occupancy
in a short time. 1t is for rent.
Apply to Ben +. Wilson, Ceredo,
w. Va. tOct.tf.
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Many school children suffer from con
stipation which is often the cause Of
seeming stupidity at lessons Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are
an ideal medicine to give a child. for
they are mild and gentle in their effect,
and will cure even chronic con tipa.
ton. Sold by all dealers.
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The reorganization Of the Ceredo
NJ. Il church choir will be Thurs
day evening at Z 80 All the old
members are requested to be present
and all others who will sing in the
choir is ar.
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tx J.

Make a cross in the circle under
the eagle and you will vote for
your country's good.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Vote for S. A, Mcvey.
Vote for all The Republican can
didates.
f. p. Shoop is on the sick list.
Try the Advance cent Lead
Pencil.
Ed. Coleman is suffering With
rheumatism.
Miss Barbara Lowe-of Dingess is
visiting relatives here.
James Stafford, who has typhoid
fever, is improving slowly.
John Il. Burgess of near Wayne
visited our town last Friday.
Peter Smith says we will have
twenty-five SHOWS this season.
w. L. Billups of Centervine was
Ceredo visitor last Saturday.
Mrs U. S. Brown has been on
the sick list for the past few days.
IIeenan Lowe will move from
Dingess to Kenova in short time.
Mrs. Woods aud daughter OF
Wayne, visited relatives here last
week.
Mr.. and Mr.. Albert Hale spent
few days last week with relatives
at East Lynn.
Mrs. II. II. rutherford has been
the guest of relatives at Cyrus for
the past few days.
Mr.. aud Mira. John E,rls of
Huntington are guests of relatives
at Portsmouth, Ohio.
No. II on n. e. W. was 3 hours
late last Thursday evening, on ac-
count of an engine breaking down.
U. 5. Brown was at the county
seat last Satu day. We learn he
brought fine ''porker' home with
him.
1t showed last FrIday-the first
this season. There was not enough
t. make a show on the ground.
no vever.
Mrs. w. B. Ferguson of Fereu-
son L. y. was the guest of rela
tives and friends in this community
last week.
MIS- w. F. Pemborton of South
Point, Ohio, returned home Friday.
alter pleasant visit with friends
in our town,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Workman
have returned from a visit to New
York, Washington, ID, e.. and
other eastern les.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rowe left
last Saturday for their home a,
Macon, Ga, after a pleasant visit
with relatives here.
Attorney w. W. Smith has rent
ed rooms in the LaFollette building
ON Beech street, Kenova, and will
go 20 housekeeping soon.
Many windows were soaped and
much corn wasted last Saturday and
Monday nights by youngsters OF
our town. Halloween, you know.
j. A. Smith has moved his fam
lily here from Williamson. They
occupy one Of U. 5. Browns dwell
ings in the southern part of to IN.
Lewis Earls Of Portsmouth, Ohio.
was here last Saturday. He and
Hardin Sca9gs have taken charge
Of the "Naugatuck shifter" on the
N. &W Ry.
Mrs. W. o. Franklin, who was
the guest Of her mother Mrs.
Lottie several days, re.
turned to her home at Portsmouth,
Chic, last Friday.
Mrs. Martha McCallen and daugh-
ter-Mrs. Wise--vi.ited relatives
at West Huntington last Saturday d.
The latter will leave today
"wednesday for her home at Ross
North Dakota.
Two wareh FUSES, heavily stocked
with goods, belonging 20 the Fos-
ter Mead Hard ware CO. and the J .
II. Miller Queen3ware Co. at Hunt
ington were destroyed by fire "a y
last Friday morning. The loss
will amount TO between forty and
fifty thousand dollars, about one
half of which was covered by in
surance.
DR.. and Mrs. Rufus Smith and
daughter, Miss Margaret, of Seattle,
Washington, accompanied by Miss
Bette Bilsby of Kansas CITY. Mo
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Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Kade Payne.
Oct. 27, 1870, daughter,
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BUR O gm County:
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snanedabo
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Quite number of candidates
visited this part of the county lat
week. They all seem sanguine Of
cleo ion.