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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-11
SHREWSBURY.

Shrewsbury Jan. 10.-The ladies' of
the Congregational Church viii hold a
chicken pie supper at the vestrv
Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society meet at the
M. u. Church parlor Thursday after
noon.
The G.. A. r. and Woman's Relief
Corps hold their installations together
at the town hall Tuesday evening
The three stone brothers and Caleb
Warren are working in Marlboro.
Special services will be held al tbe
M. 70. Church Wednesday and FRIDAY
evenings. Thursday evening nelghbor-
hood prayer meetings will be neld with
Mrs. Harry Davis, Arthur Young and
Mr.. Johnson.
several persons are planning to at
tend the Drummer Boy" at Worcas
ter Theatre this week.
Hermon Stone Of the Twelfth United
States infantry Is home on a furloush.
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OXFORD BANK ELECTS.

oxford, Jan 10.--At the annual meeting
OIL the stockholders of the oxford National
Bank today, the following directors were
erected A L. Joslin, o. F. Joslin, S. C.
" wills, Reuben Rich, W. Fl. Thurston, W.
NJ ~, Wellington, Oxford, and Jonas Bemis,
IEiindtIlon; The directors elected A. L. JOS
LII president and c. b. Sherman cashier
III me grange installed officers and worked
the ne, hrst and second degrees tonight
~, There will be meetings at the North
1hurch the remainder of the week with
me exception o: Saturday night, when
mere will be a meeting at A. M Chaffee's
ings. 'i'' iiieet-
r, Mrs, 6. A. Mann and Miss George
t RaiLuWel Will hold their dancing school
twice a week, Monday and Friday he
ginning with this week '' Ue
MISS Esther C. Emmons is teaching Tho
school at Howarths for time on aneonnt
Oh me III health of Miss WEIGH. 1'''
grippe. sim WIN Ia
, Q; r. Joslin and H. Fl. sibIey are at
!tfehdlng the annual meeting and hint ~
the Brunswick Fur Club. i'""s VI
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A BROTHERS. ACT.
Young Son of Isadore Guertin of Holden
Saved from Drowning.

Holden, Jan. 1O.-Grand Master War
rem c. JeWett of Worcester Installed the
following officers of the Holden grange
in Memorial hall last evening: NJ,
Charles Jordan; O., Mrs. George. s.
Graham; L., Irving A. Dunn; S, George
S. Graham; A. s., Walter D. Bryant;
chaplain, Albert ]. Newell; TT, Fred
T. Holt; Sec, Mrs. I. A. Dunn: G.,
Charles T. Mead; p, Miss Edith Howe.
p, Mrs. Fred Condor; F., Miss Flor
ence Newell; L. A. s., Mrs. Walter D,
bryant; executive committee. John W.
Lowell q Year,, Walter L. Bryant q
years., George S. Graham 6 years.
The members served a turkey supper
following the installation.
Charles Hubabrd is assistant of the
fulling mill in the mill of the {. q.
Wood Mfg. Co, in place of Fred Casey,
resigned.
Mederic Guertin, the years old son
Of Isadore Guertin and wife, was res
cued from drowning yesterday after
noon by his Is years old brother Jerry.
Meder1c was sliding on a hill near the
Jefferson Mfg. Co.'S mill, on Princeton
street, and was unable to stop when
he came to the end of the hill, and went
INTO the brook at the foot He was
borne along some distance by the cur
rent, but finally his brother succeeded
in rescuing him.
The filling of the Maple Spring ice
houses has been resumed.
William II. Warren has returned To
his studies at Yale.
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MILFORD.

Milford, Jan. 1O.-Dan Tully has re-
turned to Montreal to resume his stud
les at the college.
The funeral of Mrs. Izanna Want was
held this afternoon at her home on
Pearl street. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. T. W. Whitney
Miss Nellie McQuade of Boston is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Robert Peard.
The funeral of Murtaugh Reynolds
was held at st. Mary's church this
morning. Rev. j. T. Canavan said the
high mass. The bearers were James
Kelly Mark Tiernan, John Coffey, Mar
tin Connolly, Patrick Kelly and John
McEnany. The burial was in st. Mary
cemetery
Mrs. S. e. Hapgood entertains the
Linden Club Thursday afternoon.
Private Henry Smith of Company NJ
has been promoted corporal.
Privates John j. Martin and An
thony Carboni of Company NJ have re-
ceived transfers to the Eighth regiment.
Private Thomas Haddican of Com
pany M is able to be on duty, after an
illness of several weeks.
The directors of the Milford Shoe
Company held their regular monthly
meeting last night.
-ssssrsr't"s'-ssy--5---S~---
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WAS BADLY BURNED.
Kerosene Lamp Exploded at Westboro
with Painful Eesuits.

Wcstboro, Jan 10.-Mrs. John II. Hogan,
residing on Spring street. was badly
burned on the face and arms. this after
noon al $50 o'clock by the explosion Of a
kerosene lamp. She was getting supper,
and, being near the lamp at the time the
explosion took place, her clothing was ig-
nited. Mrs Hogan ran out of the house
crying for help. Her husband was in the
yard and heard her. She was taken into
the house and the flames were smothered
in an uvercoat. DR.. Charles S. Knight
attended the injured woman and did all
Miss Minnie Gale has resumed her du-
ties In the Westboro bakery after an Ill
ness of two weeks.
j. W Fairbanks was confirmed. today,
by the Senate, as postmaster of this town.
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anything of discriminating
steadily
somewhere Such the record of Brandreh
Pills.
introduced into the United States,
and 1897 I12c97 boxes sold in this
speak increasing throughout
they I77oneay hundred
thirty speak
they actually perform all that is claimed for concusively
proved who regard them with the
them the longest
Brandret Pills purely vegetable and made of the highest class
goods years every pill
allows medicine mellow
Pills
system indefinitely
stopped will proceed
medicine
children Sold throughout the world both plain and
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ON 4 SNAG.
The AssOciatiOn'sNe
Rule
MAY NOT WORK.
Question Of Membership o.
Mr.. ParkhIrst Discussed.


Clinton, JAM 10.-Is Wellington E
49,, <,,.--..
a MI uiS' member ol '.i7 i-',.o''
BUSINESS Men : AssociAIloH. AllS
question is one that occupied d promi-
nent nIace in the minds of the roap-
-. - - ..-,..-...;.,
81 'i'7 iii'l'oi ''iI' am" '''' NC II '''''
organization today.
The association is divided into two
nartiae ora rs,,t,, holds that Mr.
al hhuIsI Is d member Ilte 0llleE t!ILI
he is not.
Mr.. ParkhurSt was elected 10 MEM
bership last night, under new bylaw,
after a struggle that was. bitter. al
though it was short and not LOUD.
The story leaked out today. II is
this way: After the election of officers,
last night, the names of three persons
were proposed for membership. under
the new bylaw. Mr.. Parkhursts
name was one of the three His ap-
plication was backed by w. L. Hub
bard and John w. Forester, two Of
the influential men Of the organization.
When the secretary read off the name
of Mr. Parkhurst, a murmur of sur
prise went round the room. It was
caused bv the fact that Mr. Pa3.l.hurst
is mot in business in Clinton" under
the construction that many of the
members give this phrase. which ap-
pears in the bylaws of the organiza-
ton.
Nothing was said, however, until
somebody made a motion that the sec
rotary be instructed to cast one ballot
for the candidates.
J. e. Leahey took the floor and op-
posed this motion. He said he wanted
the candidates voted for singly as is
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SNllLE

Whitinsville, Jan. 1O-The Whitins
vile Lodge, l. o. o. F., held its INSTALL
alton last evening. Charles Perry of
Millbury was the installing officer The
following officers were installed: N. G..
Charles Sisson; V. G., Harley A. Keel
err X. 5; David Brown; F. s., Charles
Ward; t., James Fenny; G., Robert
Scott; W., James Booth; I. G., Enoch
Rielley; o. G., Alos Allard; r. S. to
N. G., Herbert Searles; L. S. to N. G.,
N. Kashiberg; R. S. to V. G., Ernest
Adams; L. S. to V. g., David Shaw: r.
S. S., George Holbrook; l.. S. s., viii
bert Booth; P. T.. John Gum; chap
lain. Lewis Fletcher
After the installation they repaired
to the banquet room, where refresh
ments We're served. Speeches were
made by DR.. White, Albert Sprague
Mr.. Bates, all of UXbridge.
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A hard-lOolling character appeared
upon the streets Of Millbury this morn
ing, and frightened several pedestrians
by his mysterious actions and also by a
large dagger which was sticking out
of his pocket. Many are of the opin-
ion that the man was deranged and
that he had escaped from some luna
tic asylum. The stranger mysterious
~ disappeared, and has not been seen
ufDgg
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ENGINE DERAILEO.
Mysterious Stranger Appeared in MilIbury
With Dagger

Millbury, Jan 1O,-Engine 349 on the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad, left the rails at the freight
yards in Millbury this morning. and
delayed the freight trains more or less
during the day. The wrecker in
charge Of Frank Manning, came to the
rescue at / o'clock, and worked nearly
four hours before the tender was on
the rails again. The engine was
switching cars to the freight house
when it jumped the track The engi-
neer Of the train was Frank Blanch-
ard.
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There never has been a remedy in the
history of medicine that has done what this
marvellous " Favorite Prescription " has
accomplished for weak, ailing women
It's an insult to your intelligence for a
dealer to attempt to palm off upon you a
substitute for this world-famed medicine
You knoU what you want. It's his business
TO meet that 7Oant. When he urges some
substitute he's thinking of the larger profit
he'll nake-not of your welfare.
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MANY PRESENT.
Conference of Swedish Lutheran Churches
at Gardner Opens.

81 ON' A''O' - pOho'
Gardner, Jan. 10.-The missionary
conference of the Swedish Lutheran
churches of the state began tonight in
the Swedish Lutheran Church of this
town. There We're ministers present
from different points of the state.
There was a communion service and
the new pastor of the church, Rev. G.
A. Eckman, was installed
There will be a business meeting to-
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. The
officers for the ensuing year will be
elected Thursday, and 1t portion of the
day will be devoted to the work of
the young peoples societies.
The newly elected officers of Gard
ner Grange were installed in G. A. r.
Hall, tonight, by P. D. S. NJ James
Whitcomb of Athol. The officers are:
M, Fl. A. Whitney; O., r. S. Ellen
wood; L., Laura e. Barnes; s., E. w.
Clapp; A. s., w. D. Seaver; c., Fannie
G. Hobby; G., L. M. Wheeler; p,
Grace Alzingre; F.. Nellie NJ. Baker:
Ger, Mabel B. Cornwell; L. A. S.,
Martha l.. Smith; Trus., r. S. Ellen
wood; Choir, Minnie E. Barney; p,
Emma r. Whitcomb. After the install
lation supper was served and an enter
tainment was given.
At the annual meeting of the indie
dependent caucus committee, in the
lower town hall, the committee organ
lied as follows: Chairman, George A.
Dunn; secretary, +. S. Whittemore;
treasurer, e. G.. Watkins.
The newly elected officers of the
Ridgely Club are: President, Fred H.
Esters; vice-president, William Pratt:
secretary, A. A. Perley. The treasurer
will be elacted at a meeting tonight.
The club has ordered three regulation
balls for the bowling team.
A party of telephone men, including
q. H. Towey, manager of the local ex-
change, his brother, Frank L. Towey,
manager of the Nashua IN. HI ex-
change, A. I. Hobson, one of the local
linemen, and several others, have re-
turned from their annual fishing trip
to Long pond, East Jaffrey, N. II.
They had been absent since Friday and
brought home big strings of fish.
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BANK OFFICERS.

Old board of directors re-elected-G
Marston Within, H. T. Within. C. w
Lasell, j. M. Lasell, Edwin Within
Arthur NJ. Within and ]. f. Within
Directors elected j. F. Within presi
dent and Edwin Within vice-president
President Mrs. Ellen Goslaw of the
Ladies Auxiliary, and Miss Katie Feen
went to Woonsocket Sunday, to attend
the organization of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry OF Division 6, A. O. H., Of that
place. Mrs. Goslaw addressed the meet
lng' and explained the many advant-
aSes 10 pe OBTAINED by being affiliated
with the Ladies Auxiliary.
Rev P. S. O'Reilley and Rev. Joseph
A. Daley will assist at the months
Tnnd solemn high mass of requiem
which Will be celebrated in JJXbridee
tomorrow morning for the repose of the
soul of the late Rev. n. j. Sullivan of
that place. Rev. P. S. O'Reiiley will
oiiiciate as sub-deacon, and Rev. 10
seph A. Daley as master Of ceremon-
les.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of
the Congregational church will hold its
annual meeting in Small hall. Memoria
building, Wednesday afternoon. and
supper will be served at O'clock in the
banquet hall.
Mrs. Joseph Blair of Haverhill, form
erly Of North Uxbridge, is the guest
of Mrs. John T. Brown.
Mumford Council, at their meeting
Yesterday, chose the following delegates
TO attend the convention to be held M
Boston next month: Messrs. Georgs
Wllmont Callahan Mccarthy: alter
Mates Charles II. Cook and j. T. say.
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STILL AT LARGE.
No Trace Yet Found Of Three BOYS Who
Have Escaped From the Lyman School.

t'oNC GSSdpSu TIOlti ll6 Lyman SCnOOIs
Westboro Jan. 10.-Three boys es-
capped from the state Lyman school
early last evening, and are still al
large. The boys evidently knew how
to get out of Westboro, because no
trace was obtained of them until this
noon. They were reported to the Off
Gals of the school as having been seen
in SaXonville about o'clock this morn
ing.
The grange is to hold a social dance
in the hall Jan. %. Dancing from, 8
until IL o'clock.
The sliding on Whiting hill is the best
OF the season, and afternoons ard eve
nings the coast is throngel
The entertainment to be given in the
town hall tomorrow evening by The pu-
pills of the high school, the proceeds of
which are to go towards paying the
graduating expenses, promises to be
the hit of the season. Tickets are sell
ing fast, and the present Indications
point to full house.
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NORTH GRAFTON

North Grafton, Jan. 10.-THe Ameri-
can "a Beneht Society will give a supper
H. ~ Barker hall, Thursday evening.
Da at9sn VIII 'ollow the supper.
evening sessions of Becker's bnsin e,,
college. BUSINESS
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At the annual meeting of the Spencer
Brass Band, held last evening, the fol-
lowing officers We're elected for the en-
suing year: President, Walter a. Ha-
zelhurst; vice president. Albert Il.
Plante treasurer, w. j. Thackelberry;
secretary, L. w. Trask. The above
named officers, with the addition of
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Mrs Edward w Seeger will speak on
the "Ellzabethan Period" before the
s ',,aioni1 'rarlsh Club this evening at 745
n M, sIock' at the First Unitarian church.
The meeting is open to ali, N"'
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Do not fail to try II for home and
medicinal use-nothing like "Runnymede
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burg Center. Enosburg Vt in a grateful letter
dreadfully from bloating and urinary dif6culty
was growing perceptbly weaker every dav and
suffered much sharp pain at times. felt that
something must be done. sought your advice
directions and took twelve bottles of Dr. Pierce's
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viii have TO call a meeting to fill the
vacancy, The most arduous duties
connected with the work Of the associ-
alton fall upon the secretary.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-23

on uGquor bottle as that sacred
palmetto tree, tho eRablem Of the
gallant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr.. EGrd said that.ho had no.
rsterrsd to Mr.. Jackson, but t.
"tnc sen, lemun from Spartan
Aurg," (Mr. Sanders), as being uu
enemy Of the dispensary lsw.
MIR. II. II. Evans said that he
did not think that it was necos-
sary for a South Carolinian to
speak in defense Of the proud ON
blem Of the State which had been
dragged into disgrace and humili-
alton. lie had been bitterly OPP
p ,sed to tho diapensary law, but
was i!oN, T. ouci'ed to 10. and d.
ni,H thaJ tnjs VS. an effort of TIN
"n~mit5 Ct tb" dispensary law
Tax rr""I cmblom, tho palmetto.
ha,: .o>,I unatod in disgrace unI'.
It NuS bIvWn and blasted into the
IIsp Dsary bottles. What good
does The umhlem OF South Carolina
10 lho whiskey boLilo? In the
name Of God save the rising gen-
rrntlon from, this disgrace. 1t is
he duty of the legislature 10 take
It or. "lf you can DO truo to the
living, if you can be true to the
dead, tako il cff," he said.
BY a voto OF 81 to 50 the house
refused to rccnmmit tho bill and it
russed third reading and was OF
irrrd sent TO the SEM ic.
Mr. H"gors, of Marlboro, by way
IF Il joke on Mr.. Bacots bill to
change ,he color Of the State llsg,
sent up a bogus amondmont W ich
crowded that "ali bottles and
labels should be of the color o.
r0YNl pMrplc."
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should be fixed in accordance with
tho ability OF tho people to pay.
When tho salaries of our officels was
tix"d, produce Of every kind was al.
most double what it will bring today.
Then why not reduce tho salaries a
little? ! am willing to pay our officers
for thoir work, but there is no
"sense" in paying them moro than
three times as much as they can
mako on tho farm. Now brother.
l will say in conclusion that there
has been no bill or amendment that
affects tho salaries Of any Of our
county officers but what was first
agreed upon by tho delegation f, ON
''cHons' Respectfully,
DADAN MAULDIy,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-23
" VI lii Il Il nfopiIr.

The following will appear iu the
Sentinel this week.
Editor Sentinel: In your issue of
10th. inst, you refer to mo ns fo,-
lows: ave hope that the Legislature
will vote down the &1tQn. Laban
MaulGin's b II reducing tho salary Of
County Supervisor and Auditor in
this county etc Now, Mr. Editor I
don't know who your Informant il.
but will say this, that I have intro.
duced no such bill
There was a bill originated in The
senate regulating the salary of the
auditors Of the state, and tho salary
Of our auditor was placed at 500,
and Senator Bowen after c)nsutinp
G: f. Robinson, and my.e's added
500 more to be paid by The county.
thus keeping his salary at $500.
Yes. MIR. Editor, | agree with You
wren you say; "Lct the cut come
rom tho state officers salaries and
n accordance with that Wow irto. !
iucod bill at tho bcginning of the
session to reduce The salaries of sta.e
'ili ers and employees, but after
earning that there vas q similar bill
o mino in ahead of mine On the
'alandor [ withdrew its aud made
ny fight on this bill, but we lost it
1t is plainly demonstrated that this
General assembly don't jntond to rs-
'uce salaries. Upon the agreement
ol ,ne delegation from Plckens, hero
IS bills before tho general assembly
plac'nS Inc salaries of our Suporvi.
sor' and County Commissioners at
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" 10 Is TO BJ,AAfE

Kidney from his become so D. eyoJcut
Iha' VS. not u,c"mnol for i child % @
born atllc cd with weak kidneys.
the child "la.c, TO-, OF e., if the
u me a..a!. 8 tn" flesh, if, when til.
c. o"''a j., re 'c"s an age when if slou'd b"
II ~ o cont '"' tie pas :rr, 4 il j. is va
"hiic cd with bc1-wc !: ~ &c p,ad uD on
the canSt Of /. IL kidnes I o lbl,., and
he fest CD should be towards the t"rat.
meat 0. toe" Important o,gans. Th
"uploa".:nt t.onble is dne to III ca< d
ooiidn|r'' e. she k: ncy a'd DIaddcr;n
not to imbi. as most people suppose.
II The adu't ;Es ibeh;n.tism; pan or
lnl' ache H. he back;. il the wa, or prssGs
~ r%aar quantities; or at .cgular in.
t., ;nG ;,'s or , bl, had od'I If it s.%'hs. the
Swclli il there prT" or dark oirclos nn,Ier
the eyes; your kdhevs are tho cause and
ed docto''ng. Tioa,mcnt of come dis.
ca. Is '"ay be delayed w,llou; dan. .cr, not
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-23
why lis it

So many mon,
Women, and children in Pick
ems County arc eating Harris
"RED'STAB" flour and grow
ing fat9 Simply because it
is tho best flour OH earth today
tor the money. Sweet AS q
nut; sound as a dollar; made
OF pure winter wheat and tho
price now is S3.75. every sack
guaranteed and your, money
back if you want it.
UNDERSTAND, T have
other grades Of flour just as
white as It is possible to make
1t out of wheat, all the -four I
sell 10 of pure wheat, No Adul-
tsration.
NOW IS THE TIME YOU
will want Seed Oats, Garden
Seed, Seed Potatoes, Plows,
Plow stocks, Plow Lines, Back
Eands, Sinsletrees and lots of
other things.
COME AND SEE WHAT 7
have, get the prices, if it 10
not lower than you buy else-
who're you will not DO asked 20
trade.
If YOU WANT A PLUG,
pound or box of tobacco can
save you some money. Ifyou
want IL pounds of coffe or II
pounds of granulated sugar
for a dollar, I have it. If you
want shoes or dress goods l
will save you money. II you
want a good milk cow ! have
that.
IF YOU WANT ANY.
THING in sea island or drills,
stovee, furniture, safes or mat
tresses, como my way for
Harris beats 'ena all.
l want 1000 bushels Of corn.
.. A. I'D. Harris .
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-23
[ ICKENS RAILROAD
SchedUZ..:..
In Effect Juno 26lh, 1898.

In Effect Juno 26lh, 1898.
On and after June the 2Gth, the follow
ing Schedule will be run ovci the Pickens
Is. Is Tor the purpose Of hauling Freight
ana Passengers, viz:
No. s"Daily except Sunday 10
Read Down. Mixcu Train Read tn.
t.2O am I.v pickcns Ar $50 am
s.O0 am Ar ILnSicy Nv 7.O5 anS
Nc. l2-Daily except Sunday No. II
hcad DOWN Passenger Service Read Up
pm Lv lic&cns Ar 5..l5 pm
l.40 pm Ar Easlcy LIZ 5.35 pm
Trains will stop to iakc ON or let of
M's<cnSs"rs at the following crossings
Fcr@t>"n's, Parsons aud Ma,I,lin's.
Depot will be oicA for the receiving
and delivery of Fire iSht from a. NJ. to
II NJ. "
We will make Is to Your interest to
patronize ON home road By giving good
service and prompt nt'enti,n.
APPROVED:
J. n. TAYLOR. Gen. Mgr.
JULIUS f.. BOGGS President.
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Cheap ISralp

Law B"IEFs at 20 cents Page under
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