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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21
NaREAT aoOrTr

a special dispatch to the Tucson
Citizeu dated Fort Grant Noyember
18th says:
Last night about 9 o'clock after the
post traders store had closed and all
the clerks had left two masked men
entered the Office Of the store from
the back door opening tt the rear and.
with cooked r@ey0lyers Jmpelled the
book keeper, Mr. a. G. Sheed to turn
out the cash contents of safe.
Lieut.. Evans was in the office at the
time and was compelled at the point
of a revolver to stand still and become
an unwilling witness to the robbery
The robbers declined to take any
papers though there were many checks
i'm tine safe. They brought a sack
With them into which Dir. Sheed was
made to put the cash. The affair
lasted but a few minutes, during
which the robbers constantly kept
the gentlemen covered. There was
but little said by the robbers to enable
their Identification possible. After
leaving the ohice they fired their re-
yolvers, no doubt, to prevent pursuit.
The alarm was quickly given and
guards turned out, but The robbers
escaped in the woods on the creek,
about SO yards Off. Amout taken is
supposed to be 5000.
SIR. j. II. Norton, the proprietor.
has offered a reward Of $500 for the
capture ana conviction OF the thieves,
and l5percent. OF alimoneyrecoycred
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-02-22

Marion Harland has written a very
heart-moving appeal to the country
10 complete the half finished monu
tInent to Mary, the mother Of George
Washington. A widow for 46 years
after the death Of her husband, Au-
gustine Washington, she ably man.
aged the estate he left and brought
up six children to honor mother and
serve God, dying at the age Of 50.
For Al years her grave remained I'm,
marked by any monumental tablet,
but not u%nhonored; when on May
n, 1853, President Andrew Jackson
headed an imposing procession to
the quiet cemetery Of FIedericks.
burg. Va, and there laid the
corner stone Of "a monument to the
memory Of her who gave birth to
the founder and p~reserver Of the
Union" 1.-The base was completed
bnt the stately superstructure wal
never reared; and it now stands
neglected and weather beaten anC
Clipped by relic hunters, in q battle
beaten field where cattle Craze. 4
fredericksburg Association ha!
been foamed to raise a fund to carry
out the original design, but it woul'
seem very appropriate that thu
national government should give til
society's efforts the required ma
tterial aid. It is a duty Of nationa
breadth-N. o. City Item.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-02-22

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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-02-22
NEW ORLEANS
Medical and Surgical journal,

Office: IS C~arondeletSt. New Orleans.
sEDITORIAL-sTAFF.
IA. Miles. IN. d., George b. Lawrasan, NJ
ID, Henry Dickson Bruins. III. ID. sFilQ. III
Benliss, II. p, I. w. Parham, ND PE
Archinard, NJ. d.. A. MeShane, II. ID, =
L. Remiss, Esq.
The Oldest Medical .T~ournaIin the South
west. IA monthly magazine, each humble
containing eighty pages of matter deyot
ed to Medical Progress tire world over. hut
especially to the Medical Interests of the
South and Southwest.
Subscription $500 per anntIn.
Published by the New Orleans Medical
Publishing Association.
Il. A. LUMISAIS.
r. q. Box $50 Manager
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-02-22

Considerable speculation has
heretofore attended the precise loca-
ton CT the soul, but, according to
the Electrical World. the mystery
is now solved. DR.. A. H. Stevens,
of Philadelphia, has located it in the
corpus calIosum, a little spongy body
situated at the base Of the braiu,
which has defed the efforts of ply
scians in the cndeavors to ascertain
its uses in the human anatomy. The
corpus c~alIosum," says The doctor,
is the seat of The imperishable mind
and is the great reservoir and store.
house Of electricity, which is abstrac-
tedfrom the blood in the arteries, and
conveyed through the nerves up the
spinal cord TO the corpus callosum.H
Miss Nellie Bly,, whose recent
skip around the world il order to
advertise O New York paper has
made her more or less famous, will
shortly be married to Mr.. JAS. S.
Metcalfe, of the New York Life.
"Tug''W flson, printer well known
all through the Southern States, wa
found dead at the top Of the Cons
titulion building at Atlanta.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-02-22
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

R0TE.1Iioket drawing Capital Prizes
are notentitledt to ter1ninalPrizes.
rg-F0R Cruz RATES, ersany futher m
formation desired, write legib1y to the
undersigned, clearly stsralng yottr resi-
dence, with State, County, Street and
Number. More rapid return mail,dclivery
will be assured by Your enclosing an
Envelope bearing your full address.
IMPORTANT.
All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes, Money Orders issnedby allExpress
Companies or New York Exchange.
Addressed
VI. A. DATJPHHN.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-02-22
Address Registered letter 10
NEW, 0RLENS NATIONAL BANK,

NEW ORLEANS, La
s'REMEMBER, also, that the payment
of Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS Of New Orleans, and
the Tickets are signed by the President of
an Institution whose chartered rights are
reeognizedin the highest Courts; therefore
beware of all limitations and anonymous
schemes January II. 1889.
REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR
is the Price of the smallest part or frae-
tion Of d ticket issued in any drawing.
Anything.in our name offered at a less
price, iseither ascounterfeit or a swindle
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-02-22
IIN
ssTEE T1RELESS TOMER ron
mEa ma faa

Ask your dealer Tor I'd. II. Hunh8S M
HONEST Clothing. Hour goods aTonaea
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-02-26

age and food plants. A collection of
grass seeds from the south of Europe has
been procured, and experiments on the
line OF acclimating these forage plants
will be tried the coming year.
The live stock on the farm nowconsists
of a Jersey bull and four Jersey cows, a
Holstein- Friesan bull and COW, four Cots
void and two SOuthdown sheep, Ham
bletonian stallion and mare, two draught
horses and two mules.
A number of improved chickens. tur-
keys, geese and ducks will be added as
soon as the yards now in preparation are
ready.
1t is the intention of the Station to i'm.
prove the live stock OF Florida as far as
possible by the use of the Station equip
ment
Sub-experiment stations have been To-
Gated at Fort Myers, Ocala and DeFuniak
but have not become operative, except at
DeFuniak.
During the year all letters relating to
his department have been answered by
the Botanist and Entomologist.
A collection of injurious insects has
been begun, and some progress made in a
study of the habits of tobacco insects. 1t
has been deemed advisable, however, to
continue this investigation during the
coming year before publication.
A botanical collection is being prepared,
especially of the grasses of Florida. The
results of preliminary study of weeds is
hereby annexed.
AS soon as the Experiment farm is in
condition, we hope to be able to render
effective service to the State
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-02-26
Florida Tobacco.

The Philadelphia Enquirer conveys the
gratifying intelligence, says the Orlando
Record, that capitalists of that city have
just organized company to raise to-
bacco in Florida One hundred acres of
land near Kissimmee have been bought,
and the company has in option 1900
acres more, which it will buy if the enter
prise proves successful, as no doubt it
will, for the soil is of that rich, loamy
character that is so well adapted to to-
bacco. The treasurer of the company
states that the chief object will be to fur
nish superior domestic filler for cigars,
although a small quantity of tobacco for
wrappers will be grown.
The Enquirer thinks that Southern
Florida is destined to be the center of the
tobacco growing industry in the United
States. This is a sweeping assertion, but
it is one which has reimbursement of ex-
perts in tobacco culture. These experts
dOnOt mean to say that Florida will take
the lead in the production of the finest
grades for smoking tobacco, nor the
lowest for cigars, but that in the cultiva-
ton of superior leaf for filters thatState
in the next decade will attain an impOr-
tance second only to Cuba.
In lecture, several years ago, DR.. }.
F. Richmond said: 81 was convinced six
years ago that the tobacco industry
would rise to immense Importance in Flor
ida Key West is now little more than
a government station and a cigar manu-
factory, and wealthy companies areform-
ing in different parts of the State to Guilt
vate theweed.' The company mentioned
in the Enquirer is only one of many that
have been formed for the purpose named
in the last few years, and although the
tobacco industry in Florida has grown
rapidly since Dr. Richmond called atten-
tion to it, it may be said to be in it's
swaddling clothes, compared with what
it will be. People go into it, not as an
experiment, but because they know they
can make money; and additional cigar
factories will spring up as the industry
grows. The prospects of Florida in this
direction are very encouraging.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-02-26
RuckIen,s Arn1ca Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and off Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Pies, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by both the drugstores.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-02-26

profuse as could be desired or expected
but as the director says he has labOred
under disadvantages we will wait patient
Nv until the disadvantages" are re-
moved or overcome:
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FLORIDA EXPERT
MENT STATION.
LAKE CITY, January 1880.
To His ExceLency, Francis p. Fleming, Govern
or of Florida:
SIR have the honor to submit the
following as the report of the operations
of the Florida Experiment Station, and
the Treasurer's report, in obedience to
theprovisions of the actconstituting said
Station, approved by the President of
the United States of America March 2,
1889. [ am, your Excellency,
Yours obediently,
JAMES p. DEPAss, Director.
REPORT.
For reasons enumerated in the last An
nual Report, the Florida Experiment
Station has not yet arrived at that point
where good results can be justly expected
of it, and, i, the main, during the last
year, it has steadily confined it's work to
the prepare ton of land and arranging
for the future. The necessary labor to
this end has incurred much expense.
Twenty acres of heavy hammock land
have been freed from stumps, roots and
logs: fifteen additional acres of dense tim
Der have been felled, the logs and limbs
piled, and some of the stumps removed;
and six acres, that last year were Doggy
and useless, have been underdrained, and
soon will be available for experiments.
A large amount of new fencing has been
necessary, and as soon as possible sub
stantial wire netting will replace some old
and decaying wooden fences.
Other needed improvements have been
made in repairs to the farm buildings
the addition of sheds, stalls and some
outhouses.
Improved labor-saving machinery for
planting and harvesting crops has been
purchased when needed, and also a small
steam-engine to supply the power re-
quired.
A small silO was built during the sum-
mer ofcheap materials and very roughly.
This was filled with corn-fOdder, pea
vines and grasses, packed tightly without
cutting and heavily weighted. 1t has
not yet been opened This is an expert
ment which, if successful will be a guide
to futher efforts in the direction of cheap
forage. If it is failure, it may show
how and where are deficiencies or errors
to avoid in the future.
In the Experiment orchard are sixty
varieties of peaches, with other fruits );
and as fast as possible all the varieties
of fruit trees suitable to this section will
be placed on trial. Fifty varieties of
grapes are in the vineyard, embracing all
kinds supposed to be of value in Florida.
The experiments upon most crops were
rendered almost or complete failures by
the protracted drought, extending from
April Both to May 2Sth. During this pc
riod the average temperature was 720
Fahrenheit; not drop of rain and a
brisk breeze. These unusual cOmplica-
tions completely destroyed forage crops,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-02-26
A SAFE INVESTMENT,
Ten per cent. per annum insured on your
investment in an Orange Grove, with
reasonable assurance of 20 per
cent in the near future.
Location, DeLAND.

(Than which there is not a more pleasant or
healthful city in Florida.) Bearing orange groves
surfing the purchaser a net return of 10 per cent
on the Investment. Other grove properties out
side city limits to amount of $685. 900 will be sold I'M
der similar guarantees TERMS CASH. Object
is to turn the money at once into improving other
Florida properties. Address the owner (BEST
ALWAYS TO BUY OF OWNERS DIRECT) at
DELAND, FLA, from December to May; and from
May to December at Mt. CARROLL SEMINARY, CAR
ROLL Co., ILL F. A. w. SINNER.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

= Die Yrobibitioniten nominirten
SSreitus gbenb foIeenbeS Staottidet !:
WiapOr, Sobn 81. SprObam S6abs
meiiter, s. 6. Sutbiniou Gontroqeur,
Senrp g8. Groder; 9IHeKoren, glbras
BAN TbomaS, Sobn $. Dtoore unb s..
8. Cation. Die Serren iperbcn iib nit
Der @bre Der domination begnueer
miihen.
- SefanntIi6 batten bic ;Sreunoe
bon S6abmeiiter Gibbons ieinerseit
befiirDortet, bic 8epubIitaner iollien
teiuen 8anoibuten seeen ibn aufiteGen.
Sroboem aber baben iie einen &anois
oaten SeSen GOntroaeur giiele nDmis
nirt, Wel6 Iebterer ieoenfaIs bieIeIbe
Seriidli6tigunS perbient bat, bic @ib=
bonS beanfprudte. Inter bieien lin.
itdnben lit baS bemofrateI6e @efaieI
bon ,,9ere6tiefeit" eiteI @ino.
Sr. SroOfS, Der repubiifanii6e &ans
oioat fir S6abmeiiter, bat ii6 ieiner.
ieits erboten, suriidSutreten, iobalo Der
oemOfratiide @Ontrolleursfanoibut bies
ebenfuls tbut, 10 baB bann tpeoer 8ibs
bonS fir S6ubmeiiter, nod @iiele fir
Gontroueur irseno cine Oppoiition bdtz
ten. IS bleibt nun absuparten, OBJ bic
0emofraten einem ebrenbaften @ntse'
8enfommen ouswei9en pber beiitimmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
SeicbGftS. .Mnjei9er.

2Ipotbcfer.
8. 81. Sputpn, Weeifamsnte isen
glrt SO eadapanna aprnus.
5bsU. 8. 6rands 9sutI6r glpptbf.
fer 223 gSypming AUsnus.
Gisarren. 5abrifant.
u. W / d NJ a n, bic bsliebien ,,9llfon1o"
unb Big Ging Gianrrfu ale Sprten "a.
BAT unc Rauhrartifrl, 5lf 2adapannd Ape.
Sampf. unr sBafTrrreritunscn.
Sames 8. gawlsr, plumbing Grprt
Gds gSppmin9 slpe unp 2inprn Srabs.
Semitic, srudbt unr Sluitern.
Spfepb Sttinger gIulfern in tsbfl
Art ;ubsreitet 51f Sadapanna Aornue.
Groccries une 9rppiiIpnen.
9s6tptb, BRANDON & Co., (gia6.
fcIssr pom SearIe s. SrrIl), 116 penn glpr.
S@lGaer Seal 81 yadapanun
aue. has brriibmts Wbite SpOuse Nsbl.
Srse. s. @ibmaYer, GslifntslItn,
$50 Safawanna Apsnue.
Scrrens( Sarerrpbe, Site etc.
8ranf .. Gbriifia 205 9adapannn
Ipenue, Bailey Saus BIcf.
Sdbubr unb Stiefcln.
8. 3. gBeefs & Co., 221 8pumina
apenue. aut &spuraturn prompt bsiurst
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
Aus benz pbcren xbaIe.

- Warp gnn Smeenep, Elm Ssruuen.
3immer bon SIppbant, ipurbe peraan.
gene WO6e nit stpei @binsien to6t in
einem 3immer in 8insb sbamton aufse.
funeen. 0as Srio mar Our6 8oblens
gas eritidt.
: Sn benz Sd6erbuus Der SeIIup
8obIen 50. Su Seifup erpIOOirten Oiens
tag gta9t per8anSener BO6e stpei
0ampftefeI unb bemoIirten oas @ebGu.
be, baS cann poIenoS our6 sSeuer sers
it0rt purbe. NR. S. WlunIep tparo so
SUB tpeit 8eidIeuoert uno 70 i6tper
perbriibt uno perIsbt, OaB er Gags bar.
auf itarb. Sobn 5aBan, elm Staliener,
narO nur unerbebli6 OerIest.
GarbuuOaIr. - Der @ermania Sc.
inn9persin piro isinen speiten Wasfens
ball am Oiittwod, oen IL. SSrbr., in Der
&eplIone 0aue abbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
@apne Gpantp.

Sunrshule.-0as 5sit Der SaGes
ginWsibuns bes 2ieberfrans mar finans
siea aufrieoCniteaeno, iebenfaas aud III
muiitaIiider Sinii6t. 9lcam 8ieoen.
auer Eat bon Der Yenniman SinterIdIs
feni6aft Elm biibi6es SrontItrabe Sic
eenibum ansefauft. ft.-Oie 8autbGtibfeit
peripri6t bieies Sabr cine reeiame gu
iein.
Saiulcb. - Im 9lbeno bes %. sSas
nuor iaBen IueuIt Wartin, g8iaiam
S6arbtL Sreb. S6marS unb 5. s.
S6aIm in Der 0Obnun8 be8 IeBteren
beim &artenipiele, oils elm iureer BUR
i6e namens 9lusuIt Wlaer in bic Stube
frat, einiSe Der &artsn nufnabm unb in
ionitiaer 8eiie bos Spiel forte unO
bic Mntpeienben beIdItiste. S6nars
Daro bariiber iebr aufsebraGt, Elm
gSortpe6iel eutipann Ii6 unb er ergriff
einen Stubl uno berieBte oamit Wdaer
einen S6Ia9 iiber ben 8opf. Der leg.
tere mar an9etrunfen, uno iparb nad
leinem 8oitbuuie, @ottuse SoteI, se.
ianot uno Ieete ii6 nieber. Dem 8ers
ipunbeten ibenfte man tpeiter feline 9luf=
merflamfeit, aber am ODnneritdg ber'
i6Iimmerte ii6 Der 3uitano beS 9ers
iDunbeten uno er itarb Srsitas gta6t.
S6nar3 tpurbe berbaftet unb mad BEN
GountpBefdnsuiB eebra6t. Gr tpobntt
bier ieit flint Sabren, mar beIiebt unt
bat 6rau uno So6ter. Ndqer arbeis
tete alS Saneioer fir SSreo. @ieider
unb iuar felt einem Sabre bier.
- GS bat ii6 bier eine Sis Gompas
ME NIT einem 8apitaI bon S2O, 1000 se'
biloet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
StaOt nnO GOuntu.
Sermiicbte 2pfal Seri6te

SStLHttINUIt SuIul SOeEtOISs
R9- 9iebIing Der Sausfrauen-
BiQSburp'S 8eit- berfauft BEL sSreb. 8.
Bibmaper, $50 2ada. 4Ue.
= Sruu Stand, bic gbefrau unIeres
9tu6barS S. 80. s. Stand, itarb Sams
flag Abenb in Columbia Gountb.
- unrsinss 8Iut pirb bur6 bic 9lns
tpenoung bon Or. IuBuit 8Dnig'S Sams
burger Sropfen iiAer 9ebeiIt.
g. 8. @ibIep bon 8rUotIpn, Suss
quebunna County, 1T sum GeniuS. Suz
perintenbent bcS 5. 9ennf. 0iItrittes
ernannt poroen, ipel6er 2adaipanna
County umfubt.
- Ser aud bier befannte Circus.
mann Qoam 5orepaueb itarb am Nitts
mod in 8bilabeIpbia on Der 8neumpnia.
berpOrserufCn burd Grippe. gr bins
terIdBt Elm 8ermDsen bon etipa SO, 900,
900.
-Sn Der Sibuns bes S6uIratbes am
Wiontae Nbeno Ie9ts Stabti6abmeiIter
Gibbons ieinen Sobrssberi6t Dor. Gr
bat i'm betflohenen Sabre 1888, AGO 40
einsenpmmen. sos, 406.55 ausbe,ubIt
uno bat bemnud cine 8iIanS bon S13O,.
053.87 an Sano.
= Der Seranton 9ieoerfrans er.
pdbIte am 0ienitng 9lbeno nadbe.
namte Serren ais Soritanh gom. q.
SartI, 2UuiS GOnrao, Or. s. @dniter,
s. 8emmerer, Sermann SItbaus, Qeps
poIb OIsSensfi, 2ouiS Siebeder, @bars
les @a8ner, 6ris @usner.
- Die bisiise Democratic riidte
Iebte Wo6e in boiler Stdrfe mad Sars
risburs, iberrumpeIte bos Staatscos
mite uno ieBte slGdli6 burd, oaB Der
nG6te Staatsconoent BON BennipIpus
nien in oieIer Staot nbgebalten ipIo.
Oarpb 8rober Subel unter ben @etreuen.
- Der Ieinem @nOe ;uBebenoe Dos
nat Sanuar ipiro mebr IobCSfdlIe bers
Sei6neu. aIS scranton nod ie ,upUr in
einCm einSigeu Dionate bate. Die
meliten 9ocesfdlIe fparen Sur6 9neu.
monia perunlabt, tpeIds BET einem
&iidfuae reseImabis Der Grippe foIste.
Sir bos bieiise Ser. CT. @ebdus
be 1T etne 8erpllli9une bon $500. 900
nDtbis une eS beibt, RAP @onoreBmann
Seranton bic einIei:enoen S6ritie ee,
than babe, um ipenisitens bOrIGufia
sinen SbeII 6eS @eIOsS beipiqist su ers
baIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
Scueralarm Statipmem.

go Rnifen. Qpfalitit.
IL g8sitcn @ibls.
t3 Glff Wsrfr.
IA eafapauuu Give. uub Sisbsnts Straes.
IS 9aflpannn glps. unc Scranton Saus.
16 Didion Wdnufarturina So.
II g s. & 6. 80. Sfabl gRerft.
IS { 8. & @. So. Qlte RclI Dliible.
81 9si1srion une 9afapanna apenurs.
% dissenting Apenue uno Sprure .'tra6e.
% ginbsn StraBe Inp 6ranfIin Apsnur.
2l gSaibinatpn NpG. uno Wulberrv Straee.
25 Olive Sirabe uuO 9Irams gpruus.
70 Sdd panna une gSaibiugtcn Ipenuts.
y Wulberrp Strabs uTp WapiiOn @penue.
% StTsricn apsnue une @itlUn Stra6e.
81 Slap apeuue uue Yinr Sirdee.
81 Gapcue avenue unp phelps Stra6e.
80 prCUictres 8pao unb Carbon Sna6r.
"a gadapanua uuO NOrb Wain 2lpenues.
80 9adlpn StraBe uup Wain Qpenus
SO 9adICn StraBt uno 9iurpIn 9penue.
81 Everett Noenue uno Sndipn StraBs.
80 @arIteIb Apsuue unb gGfnpette StraBe.
al Walbin9tpn Avenur unp Sidorp Sra6e.
AZ Sritif une 5sIloWs Strdee.
AZ Sunfts gpGnue uno Niinfis Stra6s.
Al Seranicn unD Siebsnir Strabsn.
40 Stcpsrs padtns 60, pine Srppf.
40 Stone Aptnut unp Semlcd Str0ee.
AZ plttston Nrenus upo Oilop StIage.
4S prplPsct Iptnur uuo Ssth StraBe.
81 Gecar Npenue uub absr SraBe.
50 prclp Ct Apenur uuo 8ipsr Sua6r.
50 9spar avrnue unO Gin Shabs.
81 Eaibinatpn Npenns unb Da lie Stra6s.
55 9sear Npenue unp pear Strabf.
SO SCRANTON Stnbl gBslfr.
6l Spetlano SrdBe unp BROMLEY gpsuue.
62 Siip Wntn aUe. unp Samptcn Stra6t.
So Glib N6tr nno Sampton SnaBsu,
ga galbingtpn aUr. uup 0sp gprf Strass.
65 Waricn Strobe une 9appuie apeuus.
66 .. 4 .. MSuSuna uno @rssn Rieae St.
II StdIOn Npsnue unp on MGrfrt Strast.
Y court StraBe uno DIAMOND 4uenue.
73 PROVIDENCE Hclb une Ncre Wain Npe.
"A Wdrfet Snabs une Hpre Wnin gpe.
70 Yore Wdin aprnus uue parfer Strabr.
81 Bird unp DAT 2 fra en-.
50 Bloom uuo Warfrt SiraBrn.
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The Traders
National Bank
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