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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-20

spenI IFS VI OneNs IH"Tl SUICIded.
Lancaster. Pa, Dec ZoN Thomas H
Hanton, aged 6S years, ia ed last even
ing at the County hosmiNa al as the re-
suit of swallowing a nunN Der Of opium
pills Saturday night whisth he followed
up by turning on the ga4 in the room
Of the hotel at which he was stopping
and closing all the means pf ventilation.
Hanton came here about a week ago,
and registered at the HNhman House
as from Washington. q represented
himself as a pensioner engaged a
weeks board at the huN lei, paying in
advance, and spent npt ney literally
until he went broke on Naturday
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We are never undersold. Brumr


Early Saturday night Constable Giblon
was called to the southern end of Bowers
street, where he found Andrew Pechok
drunk and with all the pockets of his cloth
ing turned inside out Pechok was in his
mining clothes and had evidently been robbed
of his wages. He was taken to the lookup
and discharged after becoming sober. No
clue could be obtained to the parties who
robbed him
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Latest Ynletide AchIerment.

When the keen winds and the freezing
nights are upon us and you are seated by the
open fire place, what is more acceptable than
the sweet charms of music which peal forth
from piano. When it comes to piano talk,
O'Neill Bros. haye kept abreast with the age,
and their instruments have become house.
hold acquisition all over this and the neigh
boring region. Our constant development
into this branch and the demand for our in.
struments attest our popularity as never be-
fore, and may be well accepted by intending
purchasers as evidence of their sterling
value. furthermore, it can be safely said that
in beauty and chaste elegance of design we
are far in advance of competition. We sell
our pianos for cash, or on easy terms. Be
sides our pianos, which are the leading, most
popular and best makes, we have our store
room crowded with a superb selection of holi.
day furniture suitable for Christmas gifts
We have carload of pianos arriving to-day
which have been personally selected in New
York. We extend a cordial invitation tC
everybody to witness our display O'Neill
Bros, 106 South Main street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-20

Daniel Ogden, of North Jardin street, is
nursing sprained wrist and bruised side,
sustained by fall caused in stepping upon
some screen segmSnts while walking from
his Office to car at Lost Creek. The in
juries do not prevent him from attending to
his business.
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ARAILWAY
COLLISION.
Freight Trains Crash Together in thC
MahanOy Tunnel.
The CREWS ESCAPED INJURY
Trains Running at High Speed Come To-
gether, Causing the Engines to Re
bound and Leave the Tracks.
Supposed to be Due to
Blunder Of Operators.
Special to EvEN1Ne HrRALp.

Special to EVENING HERALD
Buck Mountain, Dec. -Philadelphia &
Reading freight train No SO, running south
and the second section of the Newberry
freight No SO, running north, 'colided in the
East MahanOy tunnel shortly after six
o'clock this morning and traffic was delayed
during the entire morning in consequence of
the accident. The engines we're badly
damaged.
The collision occurred at the Buck Noun
tain end of the tunnel. Both trains were
loaded heavily and running at high rate
of speed when they come together.
The terrific force accompanying collision
caused the engines to rebound several feet in
the air and then fall back on the opposite
side of the track
The engineers and firemen of the trains
jumped before the engines crashed together
and escaped injury Their escapes were al
most miraculous however.
Several freight cars were thrown froms the
track, but none were damaged badly. All
the brakemen escaped injury, but were al
most sufocated by the escaping sulphur and
steam from the disabled engines. The situa-
tion was a thrilling one.
The brakemen ran to either end of the
tunnel as soon as they recovered from the
shock and warned the operators of the con-
diton Of affairs in the tunnel, so that no
trains were allowed to approach either end of
the tunnel after the collision occurred.
The wreck crews were summoned from
MahanOy Plane and arrived promptly on the
scene. They made slow progress however,
owing to the cramped quarters the tunnel al
lowed for the clearing of the wreck. By
noon the work was completed.
Meanwhile traffic was delayed on the
tunnel branch of the line and all trains from
Pottsville and the Schuylkill Valley points
were moved over the Frackville and Bear
Run route.
Those in position to know the particulars
are very reticent as to the cause of the &C.
cident, but it is believed to have been due to
blunder on the part of the night operators
at one end or the other of the tunnel Ed
ward Gabbert, who is employed at the Buck
Mountain end Of the tunnel, was in consul
tation the greater part of the morning with
some of the officials of the railway company
and it is supposed the accident was the sub
ject of discussion.
Perfumery from the best American and
foreign ma kpra Oupan of Violate Ouoa, %
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Our stock is composed of such things as
every holiday shopper seeks. All gift
worthy. An interesting feature is our prices.
Large selection Of gold cuff buttons, ladies'
and gents watches, sterling mounted fancies
in combs and hair brushes cut glass, nail
files, paper cutters, cuticle knives, ink
erasers, etc, etc Maley's, 16 North Main
street. l2-2O-It
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The Auburn water works has just been
completed, and the test made yesterday was
perfectly satisfactory The pipe line is five
miles long and taps two streams three miles
from Auburn. Hon. Elias Davis is president,
E. f. Kitson secretary and w. d. Boyer
treasurer. In the spring the company will
build a large storage reservoir
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-20

Rev. WI. Mcdowell, d. D., Presiding
Elder was greeted by a large congregation
in the Methodist Episcopal church yesterday.
The sermon was full of evangelical truth
Four silver collection plates, the gift of Mr..
H. l.. Whitelock, were publicly accepted ana
used at the services. The special offerings
amounted to about S16O. The Sunday school
was very largely attended, Over fifty dol
lars was contributed by the school to assist
in meeting the expenses Of the Christmas
celebratiOn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-20

Speaking of the tramp nuisance in that
town the POttsville journal of this morning
says "a reign of tramp terror has been
inaugurated in Pottsville. 1t has been caused
by the recent daring depredations, such as
the stealing of Mrs. SINNERS purse in broad
daylight and the hold-up in different parts OF
the county. The result is that the people
are really frightened. Women are nervous
and afraid to go out on the streets at night
or even walk along unfrequented thorough.
fares in the day time. The sterner sex are
also in a state of agitation and it has come tc
be common belief that nothing is too bold OF
outrageous for tramps to undertake."
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Buchanan, the Jeweles WIN Retire

From the jewelry busineA and close out his
entire stock at 10per cent blow cost. Christ
mas shoppers in search of 4 liday gifts desir-
ing amazing bargains will b well by calling
on him. He will devote h entire attention
to the optical and repaf hing department.
Buchanan, the ieweler, s6lth Main street.
TO-TQ TQt
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The Icy Pavement.

Complaints are already being made by
pedestrians of people washing their pave
ments on these cold mornings. An accident
was narrowly sverted on one of these. pave
ments this morning when an aged man
slipped and fell. Fortunately he escaped in
jury. More precaution should be taken by
residents.
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naturalization court will be held in the
camp room on Tuesday, 2lst inst. All mem.
bers aud those Of other camps are invited tc
attend. BY order Of
L. A. DOHERTY, Pres
Attest j. S. WILLIAMS, Sec. 12-Is-2t
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''We are going to Kalamazo and will retire
from business" We will close out our stock
at TO- 20, so per cent. (any old figure will do
below cost. But we are glad that the public
cannot always be deceived by misleading ads.
AS for ourselves, we are not going to retire,
but expect to continue at the old stand and
furnish you with goods for less money than
any auction or other concerns advertising
goods below cost. e. b. Brumm. 12-17.tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-20

Osmond Rickert has succeeded Col. D. P.
Brown as superintendent Of the Mahanoy
division of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company.
Mr.. Rickert was the assistant supernten-
dent before Col Browns resignation and it is
believed he will hold the superintendency
permanently
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-20

Thomas Devine was detected Saturday
night stealing two hats and 3weater from
in front of Max Supowitz's store on East
Centre street and was arrested by Constable
Giblon on complaint of Isaac Caplan, clerk
in the store.
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To insure clean and acceptable work and
prompt delivery of gour Christmas laundry
we respectfully request all our patrons tC
have their laundry in our possession as early
as possible before the holidays.
Respectfully Yours
SHENANDOAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
HENNEssY d GUNTER, Props. I2-ls-3t
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As "a valuable tonic and nervine for the
nervous system Dr. Bulls Pills have no
superior. Price % cents, 90 pills in box.
The genuine bear tha Bulls Head trade
mark. Shun substitutes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-20

Joseph Bruski and Adam Saplee became
involved in a quarrel Saturday night in a
house on West street and Saplee made use of
a fat iron with which he broke Bruski's left
shoulder. DR.. Stein attended the injured
man and reduced the fracture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-20

Huylers delicious Bon Bons and Chocolates
in J. l, 2, and pound boxes and fancy
baskets.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE
12-1S-6t South Main street.
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wALDRON's BIG HORSE SALE, MAHA-
NOY CITY

Waldron will hold one of the largest sales
he ever held in this section next Thursday
at OHara's Livery, Mahanoy City. No
matter what kind of horse you are looking
for, you can find it at this sale. The horses
will arrive tomorrow night and will be
shown in harness to demonstrate theiI
working and driving ability. Remember the
day and place, Thursday, at O'Hara's stables,
Mahanoy City. 1t
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10000 toys Of every description in our
upper store, the home of Santa Claus.
GGRyIN's,
l2-2O-5t South Main st.
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Inexpensive, but well selected and appro-
pirate Our selection of sterling silver
novelties is large and varied. Our prices
make these gifts in a double sense, Maley'a
l8 North Main street. 1t
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AN OPEN EMPTY GRAVE.
Believed to Have Beeh Dug by Lingo
For Prospective Victim.


For Prospectiye Victim.
Camden, n. j., Ded 20.-Two boys
found an open and enIpty grave about
four feet deep near Pd1sauken yester-
day afternoon Wagdf tracks led to
and from the hole. Which was i'm q
lonely part Of a seIwood. Chief of
Police Linderman made an investiga-
tion, on the theory tha the grave was
dug by Francis Lingo Nor the purpose
of burying in it the. body of Miss
Catharine Berry, Whom he endeavored
to lure to that localitN two weeks ago
under the pretense Elat a wealthy
woman had sent him Ho meet her in
response to an advet isement for a
position as companidf. The wagon
tracks are similar to d ose made by a
wagon owned by Lingn John Gaines
stated that he loaned a fhovel to Lingo.
Three persons, whose tnames are not
divulged, state they saN Lingo coming
from the woods late al night carrying
a shovel He returned the shovel the
next day.
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Fat Turkeys for ClIL lstmns.

The old reliable firm aga N to the front
with better facilities than ever. Fifteen
years experience in selling turkeys. Our
store is fitted out with a cold torage to store
poultry for the entire town. Call any time
and select your Christmas pQNiltry now and
have it put away. No feaf of having il
spoiled. Always choice, freaA and delicious
A complete stock of eyerythMlg in our line
12-ll-l3t WoMER's, N. Main st.
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Special sale of fancy Indian clothes,
hampers and waste baskets this week.
GIRvIN's,
12-20-5t 81 Main st.
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Ten new patterns OF dinner sets ranging in
price from $3.50 to S17.OO.
GIRvIN's,
1220-5t South Main st.
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Forty new styles Of 10 and 10 piece
chamber SETS At
GIRvIN's,
1220-5t South Main st.
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Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe, 1Oc
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Taken away, free, by leaving word at 1Os
North Main street, or telephone to the Shen-
andoah exchange. Shenandoah Fertilizing
Company, l1-30-1m
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They VIII Make Your Home Sweet,
For they are beautiful, elaborate and cheap.
Gold and bronze pitchers, vases statuary,
ornaments, etc al Hoderman's Jewelry
Store, No. 81 North Main street. l2-14-tf
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DR.. c. L. Erwin a prominent dentist and
large property owner of Seattle Washing
ton, and a brother Of Dr. j w. Erwin, the
dentist Of town, has been elected president
Of Hutlman's Alaska Prospecting Co.. OF
gaaftle
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THE WEATHER

Forecast for Tuesday Cloudy, warmer
weather, with snow or rain, and north
easterly to oasterly winds, high on the
coasts
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Don't forget the Shenandoah Fertilizing
Company removes your dead animals, free OF
charge. 1I-3O-1m
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There is no larger or finer assortment OF
Christmas presents in the county than al
Brumm's. 12-17-tf
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HELD FOR LARCENY.
A Mahanoy Plano Man Arrested in Town
Saturday Night.

Several weeks ago William Sadsitis and
William Kalanowski boarded in the same
house at Mahanoy Plane. Kalanowski dis.
appeared with So an overcoat hat and other
articles belonging to Sadlits while the latter
was at work in the mines
While Sadaitis was walking on Main street,
H. this town. Saturday night, he met Kali
anowski and caused his arrest. Al first the
prisoner offered money for his release and
when it was refused he attempted to escape.
When taken before Justice Shoemaker he
denied the charge made against him, but
was held in $500 bail.
Beautirul presents tbat meet ali demands
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Having been appointed Rotary Public I
am prepared and will prompt y attend to the
writing Of deeds, mortgagt Wills bonds,
leases, agreements and all classes of legal
work generally. Marriagf licenses and
power of attorney promptly Finished. Real
estate bought and sold. I. Williams, 1913
S. Jardin St., Shenandoah Il
There's no mistake, we NJ We the biggest
stock of lamps to choose froni
GIRvIN's,
l2-2O-5t 6S Duth Main St.
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william II. Heaton, preside mt of the Citi-
zens National Bank Of Ash and, was mar
ried on Wednesday at Dayton Ohio, to Miss
Jane Allen Edgar, Of that pla CO. The couple
are now on a wedding tour. They will make
their home at Ashland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-20

Mention was made in these columns on
Saturday that the County Commissioner drews
a number of per cent, bonds, issue of 1885
for redemption. Those drawn are as follows
Nos s. 10, 81, 10, 54 23, H. 43, 81, II, SO and
4s-Sl2, 600 in all. $500 series-Nos 3, 81. So
29 6s, 33, 40 and 7s-$4OOO in all. S1OC
seres-Nos. 1856, 100, 1874, 1914, II, s2 127
1914 146 and sl-S1 900 in all or grand
total of $4,000.
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For big hearted Christmas bargains go t
Brumm's 12-17-tf
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81 suffered for two years from a bad cough
and pain in my chest. l tried number of
remedies, but DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was
the only one that effected a cure. p j.
Murphy. Ashley. Pa"
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Deeds for the following transfers of real
estate were filed with the Recorder: From
heirs Of Philip S. Cares to Mary A. Cares,
premises in Branch township; John w. Ries
and wife to f. L. Hasenauer, premises in
Pottsvillei Richard W. Koar and wife to j.
II. Zerbey, premises in Pottsville
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-20

One Minute Cough Cure cures quickly.
That's what you Wantl O. II. Hagsnbuch.
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Buy child's gum boots at Whitelock's Shoe
Store for Christmas presents. 12-20-5t
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Perfumery from the best American and
foreign makers. Queen of Violets, Queen of
Roses, Queen Of Lilies, Queen Anne and Crab
Apple Blossoms are the leaders.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
12-1s-6t South Main street
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Auburn,s water NYorks.

Remember. We have both stores.
12-20-5t 4 & 8 South Main St
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Have Your pead Animals

When bilious or cOstive, eat a Casearet
candy cathartie. cure guannteedt0o 25c.
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Buy your mother, wife or sister carpet
sweeper or pretty rug for Christmas pres
ent at Fricke's carpet store. 12-17-1w
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store-room and dwelling, rooms Apply
at 10 South Jardin street. I1-27-tf
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Corn beef soup will be ser,ted, free during
and between the acts to-nieb
Hot lunch tomorrow morufing.
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AT KepohinsI5iIs Arcade oafe.

N NUUUUIH6IlI- NFUHW0 NaIas
California bean soup win be served, free,
during and between the acts tonight
bot lunch tomorrow morning.
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Jewelry, diamonds, gold gatches, chains
and rings. The selection lat er, designs the
latest and prices the lowest, t Holderman's IS
Jewelry Store, No. 81 N. Man st. I2-l4-tf
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Sour krout, pork, mashed potatoes, free, to.
night. Vegetable soup tomorrow morning.
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Call at H1derman's Jewelry Store, and
have your selections laid aside. 12-14-tf
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ladies and misses over CATERS and long
leggings. 12-2O-5t
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Deeds Recorded.

Just try 1Oc box of Cascarets, the fnest
liver and bowel regulator ever made.
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Ladies' over CATERS at 10 cents the pair, al
Whitelock's Shoe Store. 12-2O-5t
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Cake baskets, salad dishes, bisque figures
and bric-a-brac of all kinds at
GIRVIN's,
12-20-5t South Main st.
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Beautiful presents that meet all demands
and satisfy all wants at Brumm's 12.17-tf
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All members Of the Ushers Association are
requested to attend special n Getting tonight
at their rooms in the Schmidt building.
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1t is an acknowledged fac that Holder
mans Jewelry Store, No 81 Jorth Main St.,
surpasses all others in the cou hty. 12-l4-tf
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IIE7T7I II Vt lN77ITI 10
Adam Puarnanski was put under bail by
Justice ToOmey for assaulung Louis Kocha-
notski Saturday night.
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One IOiiar for O. .rcass

'NN ~f'ANNHA ANA ~ ~ itaanf
Telephone or telegraph to NJ. Ulrich &
Son, Ashland, Pa, when you have a dead
horse, mule or cow. They wi n pay you 100
and remove it promptly. 11-3Otf
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All the latest and most POI iular selS
OF vocal and instrumental heet mu
cents per copy, or 3 copies for 25 cents.
zeal instruments sold also Maley
North Main street.
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THE HERALD

CT Gates bNHHe5s 6eean5e of IT'S knssOH
large circulation and ,eNde,g rich
YesRiks 10 It's ad9cyhSeyS
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Heavy Iron Buckets.

TO n
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into the Great Republic as the Ameri-
cans may, earnestly join hands for Sc
curing such labor communities and for
such accomplishment, recognizing as
they look at the subject through COM
mercial spectacles if no others that
such a state would be incomparably
preferable TO the destruction Of the
treaty?
Spite of every effort, every argument
that may be made to show the reason
abIeness of the treaty from an Ameri-
can standpoint, believe that more and
more the bare fact of the figures ex-
posing the labor complexion of our
plantations will be used conclusively
against us / am firmly convinced
that it is within the power of our plan
tiers to remove the causes producing
The fertile source from which our enc
mics draw their ammunition. Will they
do it?
Yours respectfully,
]. B. CASTLE.
Honolulu, February %, 1897.
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F. 0. HALL \ SON
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