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; - f ft rt. ... J. . f II V ' I I I i I .:-:w t v - to'..;-?.- -V: Vol II: Noi. 294; ASHEVILLE, N. CHUESDAY; MOENING, JANUAEY 20, 1898. Price 5 Cents. ft ' 1 -' - friT'" : - " " - .. v y;gf- , '4. ' - i Oeslreicir and Goiitpany 28 S. UAH ST. Fin hrinHorioe An advanta- ri geous pur- cnase ena- Vhite Goods. W;us to oifer you better values in above goods than you are apt to get them after the ,- sea son has advanced, v It is good advice to ask you to purchase now, as we are offering extra good val--oes. Full line Hamburg and Nainsook Edgings and , In seriingsin the newest and daintiest designs and pat terns; every piece at a bar gain price. . ' ; India Linen at . . 5c 16c 20c 22c 40c 7 15c 17c it . (i U It These goods can : not be duplicated! the priced So "a word to the wise" etcl- BATTLE CREEK HEALTH FOODS Fruit Crackers, White Zwieback, ! .:.J. - B. :s ' .. .:.y. x-:-V Graham; Zwieback, Whole Wheat Crackers, Granola, - Granose Biscuit, . j ' Caramel Gereali , All Arrived Jan. 12, '98. 6. A. GREER. STEAMSHIP IN FLAMES ' Desrjerate Ficht to BrineT it i to Port After the Life Boats Btutaed.- Newport JNews, Jan. " 19-JTho i- British steamer Stockholm Oity, with Gapt. Kk?h- ards, arrived from Manchester, to-night , The saloon, cabin, bridge, wheelhouse and u woodwork amidsbips and clothing .ana Uw. whether contracts .are ' made money of officers and men burned..' The f-; wlth ewapapers by which 'traVipo'rtation fleers and crew were' nearly naked. The;. f ft; adVertJisins. aW whether a vessel caught fire last Sunday and burned. wu next morning, tbe cre ngnung hkc demons ito ex-tinguish .the flames, as .the, III ft TVrflta nr&r.ck 1,T IKtivn -aTfA H t Wflq RllfP death if -the flam, w.re hot put' out: The compass was destro'ved and the captain had vy guess-worij. uuim D the north star-at nlgM:The loss ?50,000. !Nt ORM TitN UN IUBA. k Washington,- Jaga.- 29.-Chairman Adams; 01 the sub-committee on Cuba, chosen from the mem.'hoNTiIrk Iiuisa. itnmn1tl.PA on fft,ZZ department for idh information as is mailable on the status of affairs' in Cuba." WW, .ana .aw" - , AsBisiant Secretary lay has'answered UuV t0'd lhe ft- ..'T" the informauon Is being prepared This' No statement to the iabilHtes has yet nfee tbefltCubannformaticnsentto been' made. The bank, has been in dif e house in. two years, - ' ; flculties .for. some time and was nnableao ' r ' " i : pay deposit-orson Aemand, eyen where 'am-' PRESIDENT DOLE. "V;; , pie notice of withdrawal .iatl been -given, ifl:F!anchco J"19.rPresiient Ban- k W',, ' VENUE. -NO, EIGHTEEN u . 'Dole,' of the Hawaiian Islands rew resumed his journey to Washing- "a this sitternooiu . --? ' : Vt " T . . v FIGHT FOR OUBA; 7 IN THE HOUSE Arin-fVi T?ff T iiuotner . Jinort to Discuss Bialligferency Rights. Speaker Again Suppresses the Threatened Debate. D l J t m l - . DUCkner Of- IVllCnfgan Attempts IO Spring the Question A Vote to be Taken on the Matter rm,; kf'r,n - i lnis Afternoon. 1 Proposed.ReductionofPfistai Facilities in large Cities Resolution to Investigate the Question of Free Railroad Passes. Wasfhington, Jan. 19. The house to-day j was 5roug'ht again to a vole of confidence in the policy of the republican managers to prevent an expression upon the question of voting belligerent rights to , Cubans, and the repulblioana responded solidly. iRepre- sentative 'Butekner of (Michigan, got recog- nltion from the speaker soon after, the house met, and offered! -a resolution in structing the comimittee on foreign affairs to Report forthwith the 'Morgan, senate res olution. ; (This' was declared. out of order, and on appeal Speaker 'Reed's decision' 'Was accepited as the judgment of the house, 168 to. 126. '' .; Then the diplomatic and consular appro priatioh tii'll was taken up. LA number of amendments looking to the. insertion of the declaration of recognizing Culban (beHliger erxcy were suggested, ui ; - all ,were . ruled I out of order. "General -.debate, -was . begun I under" the agreement ito conclude, -at i o'clock to-mflfrow,d'to te' Vkev ( ! - - - vote on tie motion to recommit the W with instructionso Insert Uiejsenate res-Ther and tefiirned taiioi'iJka seventh olution or something equivalent. " ; (Messrs. Hatt andAdaims pf , 'PennsylVa . i . - . . -.' i. " 5 nia, eulogized the dealing of President IMlc Kinley with the 'Ouban question, and advo cated ' a. eon tinutarjtee of iu .; Messrs. Tins more' of Arkansas, and-Berry of Kentucky, criticised republican inaction and later asserted it would foe a good thing for the people of the United States, iMr. Linney of North Carolina, frdm the commietee on elections -No. 1, reported that V. -.1 .... M. G. It. Comer had abandoned his contest against Henry G. Claytop. from the Third Alabama district, and a resolution adopted -declaring (Clayton entitled to his seat. Secretary dage did not go on 'with his hearing before the Hous9 committee on paniRiing andi eaiTrency todlay, owing to a sllight cold accompanied! toy? boarseness. He will proceed to-morrow, Ex-Secretary FAlrchildi 1 was . heard -further on 'various currency features, the general purpose be ing. 'to develop the probable" effect of -tthe proposed currency legislation. fc; II THE SENATE. Wasbingtbin, Jan. 19. A goodly part of the senate session to-day. was spent in dis cussing . proposed ' reduction in postal ; fa cilities in large cities. : Senator Hoar off- ' . , v ' xj i . - .,v - ered 'a resolution desiigned to prevent It. v.-- 4.. morrow. . Senator : Thurston offered a '(resolution : to investigate 'whether railroad ticket brokers and '.,1 free railroad .passes: h th ,1 comWles have habitual- ly vi0,iated tho law prohibiting free trans- pas3ea -to jad who transpor-tatton un- lawfuUy pesoimionent' over tmtil -a' L nalor Thurston off erecf an amendment "to the bill for; -the sale of .the, Kansas Pa- cane. - . hA w,v r, that in case' the eoV-1 ' ZnTuiue the president Tn'lE'h.t Sf'll it. 'lhe Dill went OVer WUUUUl action. ' In the -executive session Morgan the -Hawaiian treaty', r : . " - ''7 ,.. v , . BIG CANADA BANK FAILS; ' r - ' r - - V - ' - Toronto, OntrJan. 19.-The Toronto Fi- fnancial Corporation, having a P"flock - ,,.5, stqSE FORJRENT-- APPL.TJTO ' " FIRST NA.TIO0UX,lleT1&' Greensboro;; -William ' Tlhadbourn, " " ' ' . j Wilmington. r: ' - V 'j ' , jr. . rr"- r - JlATCITCCILDII MURDERtD.fWO WOMEN A Drunken . Mpcbanics Awful 'Deed . in. New Haven New JHaven, 'Conn. Jan: 19. Edward Duff, a roecbariiic, cfhotMunA'' killed W write and motiier-in-Iaw,' M-ary Maier, -to-night let Ws iom&' l5xjfl is a lieavy drinker, and 1 was Darated from hi m rfmftfl to-day, plead with' nis r,w8fe to go to lire with ihfcn at MMdletown; where no .. said J... -i ...... " 4." - r. -. : . : r -. he had! fproVlddd . . borne, She : - refused. Duff went oult, got iatoxicated,' and bought a revolver. - He returned; 'and: plead. "With ; his wife again, "Imt li&tn"refaise4,rnd seeing-his Condition started1 to leave the house. Uust as gho reached the : ssdewaTk he fired, the-toll strikiug her In the !bak. ,ieu ana ne Km : aM stood oyer ner, firing another sshtfU inta her bTeak.' She Dufl tken ' UiI - anA Vhn, Maher, who. 'Was sitting ia a chair knitting unconscious Of t!hf flrs-f.ra.pnpvi (TT flrtvl twice at. her, killing her. eJmost intftan'tly. A ooaxier, John IReUly.'was shot in the tT,0f)1; -1,-, Duff then rwent. to the sidjewaflkj; fired again at the dead ibodv of nLs wile and wialked down the street. ! The police caught him, but had ito nearly oluh'hrni ,t death ibe fore he would sufbmit, ."fie.lta & -ten-year-old daughter. ' T'f;'8 f " : THI DEATH OF MRS. 1DTGAHA. Brevard, N. ?., Jan. ISA Mrs. McGaha, ""fe of , Sheriff-McGLaha of, this, county, whose death has been (mentioned in the col- umns of your paper a few- days ago was only thirty years of age, and greatly be loved by all whtf knew "yber. :' She 1 was a daughter of :Rev. E. Aljlson, and vriaa mar- I ried In Ashevllle, November 18, 1893. Mrs. i McGaha m&a the anot)her io. three children, two or whom are nvyng. che was an active member of the Baptliit church : and was a power for good to tfto loimaniunlfty. - She was ' a sufferer for isomef time 'before her death .and received every, possible atten tion from friends and physicians. , , Her death is a b'lorw to a devoted husband and family, l itoss to comnmniity and churfh. The people of this county deeply 6ympa- blie with. the5sheriff .injl bereavemerit. SERIOUS RESULT OF HYPTNOTISM. Ffciladefltohia. Jan, 15-Kiatle McDowell, a pTapossessiiig young UV1 01 this ity. was taken, to St, (Mary'fi tipspiiial yesterday ufferrng ; from, 'nervousaeW indisced, she w. ar Jfwtem. V V ' lA5scordnjr to her storv. iMlchtaiel Murray. LvbdMei. who boarded the.iouse -with in the family ana : that" every seventh son was gifted , with Sveoigaili( powers, re- peaiied'iy requested her to alloiw , ihim, .o hypnotize her. (She- finally conaented. JShe saya that after puttSng-her ' into a hypnotic condition he was unable to restore consciousness. . (She was carried to bed and. iur. lei , Uur .rBliaaui'W UUCUiUJWOUSS. Al , that. rJnmfl hA waIIimI. 1fift . nrundA.'. . 'TTer . s,f i in aw Shan - demt and fears she will have consumption, Th'd physicians have been, unable to ar- rest' foe progress of her disease. : They at- iri'DUie ix no cue nypnuuiv wipennwnx.- New York 'World. GERUAK WARSHIPS SEliT TO PROTECT - GERMAN MER CHANT INTERESTS IN CUBA. Quiet Reigns in Havana.-rHow Blanco Intimidated the Dissatisfied' a Volunteexs. , Cm-,,j r Havana, Jan; 19.-ermany , has ordered three 'warships to Cuban waters. It-was announcedto-day ' that they will be here next week to be on band to protest in ithe interest of German merchahtsln case there Is further trouWe.;? All ; Is quiet here, tut on Sunday BOanco marched .10,000. regular troops through the streets all day to dem- i onstrate to the Volunteers . and. anti-auton- . - . Tr . omists that he -was prepared to quell any outbreak, nowever formidable' - C T ::JL- workman Known as A (Lepro,- -died yesterday as ithe result of a clifttoing he re- ceived dluring-tbo- riots. H-refueed to shout "Viva TVeyler, 'and was clubbed ter ribly by the mob. tHls esJcuse for not yell ing for fWeyfler was1tht ..,Wey!lers agents stole bis oatltle. "A bomb was exploded in in . Equina Tezas Cerro, yesterday ., 'No one -was hurt. - v. STRIKE SENTIMENT, SPREADING Spinners ot.T-aurel Lake Struck -Yes f v "terday, and Plant Closed Fall ")River,'T Mass., " Jan. 19." -Tb slas sentiment in the cotton" mills" Is spreading mtiVJIv IVwAav 'An -nnoro nf T.anrl . -Wmek and thentire niint I wrt.ll'. tiMwv wnnwi fcrrvi nnA1n' jntill n jt i morrow to organize. . It' is feared 'they will etrike as they 'claim. ': ;ther reduction . ex ceeds li 1-9 per cent.' "- - - DOMINATIONS Bernard- District Attorney -WilminR ton and Greensbord Postmasters. Washington, Jan. i9.-7-flrb.ese nominationi -were sent to the senate' tq-day r ;- Claude. M. Bernard,"- United. StateJ. attorney EJaatem dis'crfct CTorth CaroUnaT;'" . ' , ' Postmasters: r North ; . Carolina-Tyreil SENATORSKIPS THE BALANCE McMillan Heads the Caucus TT t "" - " y Ote in I enneSSee. 1 Seven- Ballots Taken; ; Last Night Without Kesult Turley, Gov. Taylor and McMillan the. Candidates. Talks of .Combines and Bargains in Maryland." fio Gains Made by any Candidate in the Ballot Taken Yesterday it i$ Likely to be a Long Fight. - - -..-. L . - Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 19.- The ; demo crats held a caucus on the senatorial nom- inaitlon to-night. - Congressman McMillan, Senator Turley and Governor Taylor were named. Seven ballots were taken 'without a result. The caucus then adjourned until to-morrow. McMillan got 39 . votes, six less than the required number, Turley 30, Taylor 19. Indicatfons are for a long fight, though chances seem to favor. McMillan. GORMAN'S SUCCESSOR LIKELY TO BE A LONG FIGHT BE FORE HE IS NAMEDi Another Ballot Taken in the Assembly Yesterday Without Successful Results. AnnapoTis, 'Md, Jan, J.9.rOnly one ballot was taken in the joint assembly - to-day man: Noone hrving'xeceived a 'majority , 6 , ' J J oi -me. votes cast 'the joint assembly aa journed until Thursday when balloting will be resumed. '''McComas, the leading-republican gained three votes and Gorman four. The other votes -were scattering. No gains have been made by any candidate.' Re- Mw.ti..Wf 'nmiMIA.na on. tormlT, tn - - . hold ou'L There Is talk of. combines and bargain by which democratic representa- tives bone to nominate their senator, but ! n nrAw wm--. Tt te likelv to i he win hardly be Gormani- be a 'long fight. ; - Tl DEWATErt .RSEDICAL ASS0C1AT1 ON. (Richmonid, Va. Jan TJLr-Tho phy sicians of Virginia an& 33aeterB tNorth Carolina will meet in INorfoik to-morrow and form the Tidewater fiXedloals association. . A number of very Interesting papers will be read, and the (doctors in "Norfolk have: made elaborata preparations to make' the visit dfvthe doctors a pleasant one. 'A banquet will be tendered them, - at . the- lAfClasue hotel onr Friday:. night; and cordiai.in.vitaJteibeTy ijestigation committee met to Hons 9ve-8eettxtendei- cy-itae 'Ketreat for the Siokcand $L . Vincent's Hospital to visit. and T.Inpe.ieB-liBUtatlona.Tlwt. haid not fled to avoid testifying BusinessiviMenfSrssoicifttiom -will- tender f . . ' . .Urj-i;. !. ..!!. them a- lunch airtchelr- rooms at 12 o'clock Friday t'o partake of green gill oysters," so as' to bring' this' much abused but luscious bivalve to the notice of the medical fra- ternfty. JUDGE DICK'S SUCCESSOR H G Ewart Appears to be in the Lead ' " - t - For the Place - Washington, Jan. 19. It is- believed that Judge EU G. Ewart .has ithe Inside track for the federal court Njudgeship made, va- cant bythe jpetirement of - Judge Dick.; It is stated, on . wbat seems to be good author ity that Senator Pritchard Is most friendly. to his candidacy and that President JMc- Kinley, Iras expressed himself favorable to giving liim the place. , -Judge Ewart was at the White llouse yesterday, "Washington .Post, Jan. 18. , , Senator Pritchard,:' of .North', Carolina;, U -not leave i-te -'tta. iiitdares'lito now va'cant in bis state., . He made bis determination known to 'The CPost ySterday' dispatich from .North ?UL&Tm y fTT: . t : w.n.n'fnir stl fSj-Tnainr Pritchard. a letter from Judge 'Dick re J , . - j- ,.jtM- ihoTwti fW'i about to undergo an operation which 1 bope win restore bim to toealth. fHo has been on the bench cor tfwenty-nve years, and has made a "most admirable judge' . "And yon -will not seek his place?" T ran mot. "It- would be. 01 course, a very gratifying thing for a young manlike myseiic to go upon me oencn, uut vwv a dntv to thoft wbo sent me to the senate. 1 Besides t like an watlre life, and twhen go out of politics 1 shall toe- thoroughly content 'ritt the bar.' V :f ' ' received with evident cyieasure oy nis coi 1 leagues in the. senate ; chamber. (Among those who are aspirants iw ie judgeship are; Assistant lAttorrrey General . Boyd, r judse H. G. iBwart, formerly a member of ."est silence. . congress; Capt Charles Price, of Salisbury;... Murphy and the JoL Ct- 31,.- Douglas, now associate justice i ya the supreme 'court tren'ch of North Caro lina, and a son of Stephen A. Douglas." and Col. Iflisk, of lAfiheYille. . s , -J . ENDED IN MURDER. ' , ' -JBuffalo, N. V,; Jan. .lS.Murnay BundyJ a milkman cfcot and killed his Mistress, night and then shot himself fatally. The Van SiXfkl woman Jiadaat'offBundy for the love of a -wealthy railroad official who was able to spend -more money on her 'than Busndy. 3undy ' asked Iher to go for a !i'f f r1 ,hCT uwmu., , lie uno . Vfc W 11C 4LJJ.U, -W ill i I V . . ' LUETGERT TO TESTIFY. - t CShicago, Jan. 19. Adtolpll L. Luetgert will .go on the witness stand Friday and tellithe jury of Ms- aoOona on the night of . May-X; of .last year when the murder of Mrs. Liuefegert supposed to have taken place. This has -been "decided at a confer ence ibetween the 'big sausage manufact ure and Ms attorneys. It ls generally 'be lieved the case will 5e, concluded next week.' . . i --. A GOOD ROADS BILL Introduced in - the South Carolina -. Senate. .', Columbia, Jan: T9. A .measure has been introduced In Uhe senate in the interest of good roads, in the form of a broad tire bill. The&ffll presented Sis as follaws : '- Section 1. .That -the transportation' over the publi-3 highways of this state Of heavy loads on wagons 'witb the narrow tires now in common use is hereby declared ito be in jurious to safd highways, and against the publ'ic interest and welfare. , ; See. B. That, after :the year 19M, during the months of January, February, (March, April,-November and December, and after the Tear 1903 during any part of the year. it snaui 'be unlawful, for any person or per sons to transport or convey over the public highways of this state, or any part thereof, any load or loads of any kind or kinds of freight, or products wbatsoever in iwagons having (less than the following . width - of 'dre, viz. ; I On wagons drawn by' one horse mule or ox, -when the load does not ex ceed 1,000, pounds, the width of tire shall be not less than iwo Inches f oh wagons drawn by tfwo horses, mules or oxen, or when Che. load, exceeds 1,000 pounds, but does not exceed 2,000 'pounds the width of tire sbaH be not less than ithree and one- Lhalf ; inches; or wagon drawn by 'three or four (horses, mules or oxe-n or load-exceed-ing: 2,000 pounds and not exceeding 4,000 in weight, -the -width of tire shall not be lessjhiain four intones; on wagons drawn. by more than 'four horses,' mules or oxen or carrying a load' of more than 4,000 pounds the width cif tire shall not exceed less-'than five inches. ... . ISec. 3. It shall be the duty of alfl county suipervisors ;andi.-coun'ty .and T .township 0 -:01 1,"e provisions ot this aict are properly ! en- forced and to prosecoifte 'all violajtions thereof. Sec. 4. The iviolai-ion of any of the pro visions of , this act sbali,be deemed and is hereby declared to be a misdemeanor, ; and the offender ulpon convktion shall be pun -isht'l by. a fine of not 'less than $5.00 nor more: than $10.00 or t by imprisonment for more ' than .thirty days for each offence. THE BRIBERY IN OHIO MEETING OF THE INVESTIGA TION COMMITTEE LAST NIGHT- Managers of Telegraph Companies Re fuse to .Testify A Thorough Inquiry Demanded. i a jan. 19.-JThe senatorial Mj g D jeoUenbreik, a member of the repuWican. executive commdttee, asked if tne oag at mujr c to have brought from: Cincinnati, and re- I fused ito testify. . Managers of the Western TTin o.a .Ptfi rWrah cymhvan.ifts re V . w - " i- 1 .7 fused to testify or produce telegrams that passed In relation to the i&enatorial fight. The committee adjournsd till to-morrow. Pultflic -opinion delmands that the- matter be probed to the bottom and this will be done. Tbe opinion prevails that the corn- mittee has imade' a bad sitart in not sum moning members of the- legislature who confessed thait theV ; bad been approached by Hanna or his agents, si BOARD OF TRADE Importaat Meeting of the Directors , 'This Afternoon There will toe a meeting of the directors of the Board of Trade; this afternoon at o'clock id the ofEEce:'of Capt. Patton. ,, President . Morrison urgently requested the V following -gentlemen , iwho"-. constitute . the board; to be prompt .Hn attendance, as important business is .to be'transactedr1 , iMessra. George S. Powell, WA. Blair T. W. Patton, J A. Nichols, !L. B. 'Alexan Qer, w. u. uaason, 'rxaxia carter, is. . r. V Jn, - , iiJ ; der,. W. T. MasonI 'Frank Carter, S. r F. ? THE LAURADA ALL RIGHT; t Wilmington Del.; Jan. 19. The juTy in the case of Capt. -Edward Murphy of the al - leged " Cuban :fllibusteri steamship ' Lailrada 1 . . .t, b r -"VJU3'-" iflng expedition last year, returned -a ver dact to-day of not guilty. : The verdict -was 1 I received -with applause byUhe, spectators, J .whom - were members of ,the - , , - " -Woman's Cuban Ieague.The applause was BO ioUd .the clerk was obliged to rise 'and V .a A i,w .'W A dinner was given jurymen to-night. v GLADSTONE IS FAILING His Condition Such As I to A c . . A , Cause Grave Anxiety. In Almost Consent Pain For Nearly Three Months. Causing Serious Drain on the Aged Statesman's Vitality. : Exaggerated Renorts of His Immedi-: ate Dan er. He Was lmprovd Yesterday and Was Able to ' .. . - Take a Drive in Cannes Suffering From Neu ralgia of the Face. London, Jan. 19. The Pall Mall pazetta, under the heading "Critical Condition of Mr. Gladstone," this' afternoon makes the following announcement Sn big type: "it is with deep regret we1 learn, on most ex-' clenit authority, that Mr. Gladstone's health causes the gravest anxiety to thosff about him. His .sojourn at Cannes has not had the effect of fortifying his strength f s anticipated." - ! V The alarming reports concerning t'& health of Gladstone, published broadcaifc this af ternoon, were exaggerated, but there VnilAAM E. OLADSTONE. is grave reason to fear that the grand, Old man who is now at Cannes, wall not sur- vlve to again see his native shores. Hie - - condition is such .as to cause -his family and friends great anxiety. All his vital; organs are healthy, but an .Indeflnabls' yielding of his whole system to the under-' mining effects of age has been rapid since , last summer. Neuralgia of the face, be- g'inning with catarrh, has kept the aged statesman in almost constant pain for nearly three menths. The drain upon'' Ms- , vitality now has become a grave matter,;'.,;, and is one with which his medical advls-; era are almost powerless to deal. A'- late -! dispatch from Cannes says that he is better and took a drive 'today. a . , NORTH CAROLINA GEMS. The rare beauties of nature, so well represented in Western " North Carolina,;, .;. are becoming better known every day, people who are better educated in-jCharter--mation and utility of -minerals hare frsoi' -time to time shown their appreciation crtr these Gems by: using them to a kinds 4 .j "r " ' ' " ' ' ' V ," adornment. " s, ' ' - - - i "' ' . We have decided. to close out some sf those gems and offer them at prices-that : , ' -Jrt ' '"'" should make them all sell in a veny fs days. r- - . '.-'if ; " WE OFFER: One lot of 41 gems' Near each." One lot of. 40 gem.1InnXH : ttt One lot of369 ger -BoarfV V One lot- of ,40 ge oimforts, vnL:':w V -rnlshed Toonw with open Srsej One lot of S2 gef ting., Near -E3fc- rvn irf Wear line-rTtates from five to etc , . I week. One lot of & sf A. ZCooley One lot of 5 g' On lot of 3 gi OARD. One gem for $6. ARNE3 AVENUE. - - rv: . pi I ::fia almost entirely new. Tabl ith the. best. : . ' ? v. ;" 'Church u rs.' IJaiy, S.? 'Sevier..- 4. A fV J. r
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