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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27
BY Order of Township Committe
REPUBLICAN, WARD cAuousEs.


First Ward-The republicans of the first ward
will hold caucus at the office OF A.. f. Hollis,
North Ball street, on Monday, July 81, lsOO,
from 4 to 8 o'clock p m, local time, for the pur-
pose OF electirg 10 delegates to the county con-
vention to be held August 18th, to nominate
candidates for county officers. The caucus
The persons receiving the largest number of
votes shall be declared elected as delegates.
BY order Ward Committee.
u. II. Ross,
II. G. FRIEsEKE.
Second Ward-The republicans of the second
ward will hold caucus at The Times office,
East Main street. on Monday July 30, 1900
from to o'clock p M, local time, to elect II
delegates to the county convention, TO be held
August 7th, to nominate, candidates for county
primary election plan. The persons receiving
the largest number of votes shall be declared
elected as delegates.
BY order Ward Committee.
GEO. NJ. DEWEY JR.,
j. f. RACE,
A. A. CRAWFORD.
Third ward-The republicans of the third
ward will meet In caucus at city hall, East Main
street, on Monday, July 30 1900. from to
O'Clock, local time, to elect delegates TO the
county convention, to be held August 9TH, to
nominate candidates for county officers. The
caucus will be conducted on the primary plan:
The receiving the largest number OF
Ds o'''' "O ' F. Il. WATSON,
III CURRY,
c. A. BEEBE.
Fourth Ward-The Republicans of the fourth
ward will meet in caucus at No. 12t w. Main ST.,
Monday evening, July 80 1900, from 9 to O'Clock
local time, to elect 10 delegates to the county
convention to be held August to nominate
candidates for county officers. The caucus will
be conducted on the primary election plan.
The persons receiving the largest number OF
votes shall be declared elected as delegates.
BY order Ward Committee.
J. L. CURTIS.
W. E. HALL.
Fifth Ward-The republicans OF the fifth
ward will meet in caucus at the hose house,
south Lansing street, on Monday evening July
30, 1900, at 7:30 o'clock standard time, TO elect
7delegates to the county convention.
BY order Ward Committee.
NJ. l.. PARKER,
Ut. WALSH,
GEO. JOY.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27

When Congressman Fordney heard about
the government taking away the pension
from Mr.. Hiram Neff and leaving them
completely destitute, he made investigation.
Mr. FOrdney Is indignant over the matter
and promises that he will do all In his power
to have the pension reinstated. He sent
liberal gift to Mrs. Neff. Mr.. Neff served
in the Mexican war and drew a pension of
eight dollars. When the civil war broke
out Mr.. Neff reinlisted and served three
years obtaining an honorable discharge at
the expiration of that time. On this he
drew pension of $12, At the time of his
discharge from the Mexican war, his name
was written Calvin @. Neff instead of Hiram
c. Neff. Mr.. Neff not knowing that per-
son could not draw two pensions, but think
ing that he had served In both wars, and
had honorably obtained them, never had
the error corrected. The result was that he
had the two pensions taken away from him,
on the grounds Of defraudng the govern
ment. Mr.. Neff Is about 20 years of age
and his wife 60. Their only support was
this income, and having it taken away in
their old age leaves them totally destitute.
Supervisor Smith Is trying to haye the Sol
dier's Home take care of them. We hope
that Mr.. Fordney will succeed In his
worthy undertaking. -Chesaning Argus.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27
Salesman Wanted.

Active reliable man, as salesman for large
corporation In this section; small honesty
bond required Liberal contract TO the
right man. Address w. r. Hill, 512 Sagi-
nav ST., Flint, Mich
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27


County Drain Commissioner Chas. W.
Parker seems to be one of the least worried
about his chances for a nomination at the
hands of the republican county convention
of all the various candidates for the Office
and two of the other candidates for the Office
of sheriff, and some Of their friends, would
like to know whether that fact is caused by
his certainty of securing the nomination or
by the fact that he has already year from
next January to serve the county as its
drain commissioner and so does not feel
that 1t would break his heart IL the nomina-
ton went to one of the other men. How
ever that may be, 1t Is fact that the
record which Mr.. Parker has made as drain
commissioner is one which has been help
to him during the present canvass and
whether he secures the nomination or not
he has increased the number of his friends
in the county. Four years ago Mr.. Parker
was prominent candidate. for the nomina-
ton of sheriff and on being defeated by M.
l.. Scougale for the nomination, took his
defeat gracefully and waited for his sue
cessful rival to hold the Office thruout the
customary two terms. Since that time he
has succeeded one of the very best drain
commissioners which any county in Mchi-
gan ever had and has even surpassed the
most enthusiastic expectations of his friends
10 the uniformly successful way in which
he has carried on the work of that import
ant office, He has, however, many times
shown not only his organizing ability, but
his public spirit as we'll in his efforts to
push thru to successful termination vari-
Gus Fourth of July and Labor Day ce!ebra-
tons in this city, while his interest in, and
work for the laboring men has always been
recognized by them. Mr.. Parker, as noted
above, would have still another year to
serve the county as its drain commissioner
If he should not be nominated and elected
as Its sheriff. He wishes. however, to
serve the people in this latter capacity, a
position which, by the way, his father held
with ability a good many years ago, and
he has a large number of friends about the
county who are enthusiastic in the belief
that he will be placed In that position.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27
ktsG,

The republicans OF Rast will meet in caucus
at the town hall at 2 O'Clock p. m, Saturday,
Aug 4, 1900, for the purpose OF electing five de-
legates to the county convention and to trans
act such other business as may properly come
before the caucus.
Nv Ordar Coumittae
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27
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Aug. LIST, from 0 a. M. to u M
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27
BY Order Committee
BENNINGTON TOWNSHIP.

The republicans of Bennington township will
at two o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF electing
six delegates to the republican county nomi-
mating convention to be held in Corunna on
Tuesday August z, and to transact such other
business as may properly come before the eau
ems.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27

The fastest Interpretation of g. o. p. is
Grip on Prosperity. Bedford-(Ps.) In
Quirer.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27

Republican Nominations.
For President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
For Vice President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
For Representative in Congress- Eighth Con
gressional District,
JOSEPH w. FORDNEY.
For Governor,
AARON 7. BLISS, OF Saginaw.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ORRIN W. ROBINSON, of Houghton.
For Secretary of State,
FRED W. WARNER, Of Oakland.
For State Treasurer.
DANIEL MCCOY, of Kent.
For Auditor General
PERRY F. POWERS, of Wexford.
For Commissioner of State Land once,
EDWIN A. WILDEY, OF Van Buren,.
For Attorney General,
HORACE M. OREN, of Chippewa.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
DELOS FALL, Of Calhoun.
For Member of State Board OF Education,
JAMES II. THOMPSON, of Osceola.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27

Commenting upon an interview recently
given out by Chairman Babcock, OF the re-
publican congressional committee, in which
1t is stated that the republicans must make
determined fight to retain control of the
next house, as 1t Is known that the demo-
Gratis realize that they cannot elect Bryan
aud only hope to capture the house, the
Saginaw Courier Herald says:
1T is also we'll known that the demo-
cratic congressional committee has picked
out certain number of districts In the
west In which special effort is to be made.
and that the eighth Michigan district is one
of the number which the democrats propose
to capture. 1t may be just as well II the re-
pubicans In this district understand that
they have fight to finish on their hands,
Over confidence does not win political VIC
tories, fact that 1t is wise not to overlook.
The business interests of the country can
not afford to have Bryanites in control Of
the house, and 1t is to their interests to leave
no stone unturned to make success certain. !"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-14
COUNTY COURT.

Hos l. II TmOsrsos, Judss.
Mo- Mo- y = = : t p.r,. Associate JudSss
HEsHT 7. Cu,HMAs. oisrt
HEsAr s. WILL,os 5ssrif
EnsaKp l. BATs,. States Attorney.
CEARLui H. CaAE, Reporter.
There sa vsfy little Business beior'
the court last week. 90 cate being rssdy
for trial and the petit lufy we're given
vsoslion ustil Mondsy. There will b
Only ons OF tso civil cases for uisl snd
tvo or three criminal trials aud psrhsps
no4 % many The grand Jury brought
90 indislmsnt sssia,t Oscar w. eating
Of Rs.d,boro. smss over 70 years old foi
sriiciss svsy ADD marrying ssifi spds'
i6. He plead no, guilty aud VS. placed
unasr 500 boods for his sppssrsncs Of
The Dsc,u Der term.
william Robinson, under indictment
Tor assault plead guilty and vas Assd $3.50
and costs snoan,ing to $500 ADD expects
10 be able TO psy It.
wm. 9. Bamp, nader indictment for
ssault aud inl breaking, vas released
without L,iL His connssl, o, NJ, Barber
took exceptions to the ipdieimsns ssd
the case vas stnt TO the Supreme Court,
The case OF hsurics Fitzgerald under
iodietmep, Tor burglary ws the fret on
trial lie wss convicted st the Last Jnss
court sud teniebcsi 10 States prison Tor
iosr ys,rs Exceptions we're taken to the
shsrs. Of Judse Muuson that the stolen
eoods found 10 hi, possession vas proof
that be wss connected with tbs burglary.
The court held that this vas not the csse
bat nigh, be proof OF larceny and The
cass vss SEQ, back for . new trial. Tbs
jury sssin rs,nrnsd e verdict Of guilty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-14

Rev. J. b Felt OF Pslsti. N. \. IL
visiting N.bshss,er friends.
MI l. Taylor aud isnily Of Bfsoh
iyo sre getting settled 10 their nsw oot'sss,
'Lope Pine
-asorss l. Woodcook 10 attending tbs
nesting Of its Masonic grand sodi" il
Bsrlips' 90.
w. d. Anderson snd dsusbtsr. ars Wis
,sg rsls,isss at bic old home In Enos
barsh, w.
Nj Harrison ID. Kerr Of New York
has rested ,hs y X. Fowler ss.tsgs Tor
the summer,
Mrs. Dr. Burnhsm and children Of
New York have nri.sa u the BpsllmAn
ssilsgs for the tunmsr.
As slss,rissl easisssr itsm nsv Ysrk
10 putting 10 90 electric liiht plsat fer
NJ. Ishsm Al '0fnsby Hill"
Rev. Mr.. snsr. will preach . sermon
for the ctildrea Of the Congregational
shafsh ssIt sandsy morning.
Rev. Dr. O. X Smyth and family Of
Esst onEss n. J. arrived 81 Rest visv"
Tor the summsr, lss. seek.
Mis- Merrill oil Bos,on, Mrs.. Taylor.
Ms. Hat snd daughter, Constsues. are 81
q, l. R.na.li's Tor the Summer.
m. J. H.ulsy. hsnssG OF the Yer
neat hstbis Ga. II Ban Ffssoises. 10 max
ise ki, Nssek,s,u friends . Whit
-As. Alice Ms, N.ustton Of Plttsnsid,
Nsss., 10 ,i'itius btr isthsr. Nj. Is. A.
Fists, Who 10 VI With bilious fever.
Mr. Ernest II. wri. hi Esd family OF
Philadelphia are located Tor The sam.sr
10 Nu. Boain's coiisgs On seminary Ave
nae
MIR. kssmsr, The williams College
pss,ossptsr. b" rssisd ihs EaaineI
6isdio the eeaios year SD will tsts pcs
ssssios ssii sot.
II, 10 hoped ssd sIpsstsd that The rail
road asnsssn siil pat on Sisdsy news
paper train. fnntios TIE SANE - lsst san
nn !, y" ars.ty appreciated BY or
ssnnsr guests
We regret 10 learn that Capt q. Y.
Bssshsn Of Rstlsnd 10 very Ill With pres
ussis srd tears ere ssisrtAinsd hat ks
NY 90, recover.
The D. Alssss h.ss.sssr sys iAs,.
"Hs vW sehsstsd 81 Barr snd Barton |
Bsnissry u A.rshss,sr." 10 sriiiss In
ths h,ssrsrhis.l sks,sss O, many PREM
sssi yaaehisrs
Mr.. sad Me hsCa,ss hsv. arrived
81 Weeaslis Tor tks ssEnu ss1 M. ssd
Mn. Nectar, II Alb.ey aud q. n. oisrhs
fsGily Of Pss.sislpsis sn sfpsstsd 10 %
sspy TIER sa'i,s. r.Ii s"k
ME-. Wa u. L,,hrop, CT. 0, on, pros
psross ysstt isfE'rs, sss ta.nisd today
81 ,ss Ltsrpp ten,sIss5 By Es,.
Gssfts ]. hs,r,. 10 J.sis Nea,ssAtn Of
Hssut. ~
The kssss li..l.y sld Mia Css
Aoft have soSs 70 pnsss,ss ie 30 trs.ssi
~ the srsissiiss O, O. u. Cissscrs.
Tss, eli siss snsra the ssddius Of .
sisss ia ktsa.stosf. n Y.
Mr.. A. J Hsbh.ra Of Rstlsrd 10 10
iosE 10 repair Ne essiek slest he viii /
sEsis sssil Saturday s,stiss, Esd ether
parties seeding rspsirs 90 eiosss ssa leave
tAsa sftsn ., NJ. q. Y. oua .siers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-14

50 II. .aSiiiot ssa srlsE,i.s repairs Of
its 0rra eoit.ss sts skesi sewplsisa az
80 hpsfs j. fe.sf iar sssis. We issfi
tss ..ar fson bs beta ssrssss TOT
gtir sEa Asss't
-Aa Psss.l HsfrpvG ard issily o.
gsl New bnstier. y. T. are sssis
,y.ssiss tls ssEEa 10 hn Essissist'
oaiisss ksv. NJ. Hanover vii iess
il.s sbss, he sni Of Asssst
Mn. wslssr 81 ksv Yefs. vhs has
b.sE . ssssi Of TIE EgulEoI Hos" sfd
.sl tsoss 10 ksrsassisr psepls died
lsa .ss - iis recall OF is.sris sasi'in
ID 10 nyiss 10 tsssss soss ssildfss ifos
hstsiss tsss 10 iss sousiiy. sssrs sss
v9ssusst
~Esshss. The teller, 81 ksv fsrh.
vfiiss lssi 10 gill be Of biz plsss Of bsa
req Ia tts patins biest, ~ ssusls ysss
ls,h. viIs sbssi 100 Different siylo Of
salissss liz osiips t.nnsls, 100 siyls Of 70
,sn,hls sset., goods sult,his Tor lsdiss
seli .sirl., .l.S Ell sri bie,els .,liiss
sss nsiss. sslls. beth for lssis md ssn
llsass.
TIE Eqsiser Hoass gill open TOT the
sss,es today. Thand.y, sud on Saturday,
Jane lob, spesisl psrlsr car gill be
ran from New forf. lavi.s the city Of
s.s. m Albssr ct n 10 ssd Troy " 80
D. IN ~ittoet chspgs srfi'ing al Men
chester Of up m Dr. mi hn Crawford
sod quite . large parry srs expected by
ttIs train.
n O. Rogers. A. N srsdusis OF
Dsr,gopth Csllsss sod sussstr OF sIpsri
srcs. bss accepted tho prissipslship OF
Barr ssd Barton Seminary. BE 10 iaH
sospls,ing . tuo yeHs pet graduate
eour,s 1t D.r.moath ard vill enter upsa
bic dutirs ct the bstisnios Of tbs nsv
yer 10 September. Hswill be Fr"sn, at
the Bsniusry tunion 70 nsks bic Strange
msn,s for the fell term
The program Of Tbs tIsrci," Of The
Barr and Barton Seminary for the snni
vsrs,ty snd Vuniop will be s iollosf:
jane "a Of the copsfssstiossl
church 1t II g IN Bsee.isIrssis Ssfnos,
BY Rtv. George T. Smart; % tbs SEN
ssry lawn At 8 80p m, P.sis. SsriN.
led BY Phssipsl Botsicri Monday, Jnss
25th, Clsss Day sItreiss 10 the cbspsl
aud 90 the csDpu'. at 3 p. M, aHassl
Prize Bpsssiag at Ausis Hall .. Sp. y,
I'd n issiop 80 essts. Tassdsy. Jnus 26tb,
Exercises Of Music Hall At 10
). m. Jaaior Alamni Promsosds 1t Nus
10 Hall st s 80 p N. wednesday, Jane
l7lh, Rsuuisn Eisrciscs st Music Hall Ut
II s.m, B.ngus, OF the EqninoI House.
p. N +. tickets 81 90 T; Pdsoipsls Rsesp
len st th. Seminary from 10 10 p m
rss pr gram for the rssuion exercises 10
ls iollsws: Presiding efheer, Hon. Jo'ish
Burton Hsllistsr OF Rstlsnd; Prayer by
Rev. Frssk 6Hlsy OF Delhi, n. Y; Ad
drsss Of Welcome, by ID. X. Sinosds,
Literary Address by Hon. L
), I,hs., l., l.. ID OF Chicago, Poer,
by JoAl Vance Cheney OF Obieiso. Rsnin
scenes OF Dr. Wickhsm, Bsntdieiion by
Rsv. James Tuiis OF Morson. Mass. All
lrsdustss ssd students Of the S;minsfy
'rs cor tially invited to sttesi all thete
Exercises
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-14

8itey ttrs stsa Waiting tstir grad
Gs,kff,
-Nis Csusef asa Mia hst'hsli .si'
is .ustastcs 81 . p,oEir 10 hsb,on' Z
stsrs lsst saturday .its istif sPsesi''
I sckoeln
Mr., Hsbry Lsvresos vhe hes bsss
ia Pas The l.a monts va in iesa .
isv days last se.t bot retained 10 fGs
10 stay suul Mr.. Lsvrssse shsll have
tnisEsd bic vott there.
-Tbs people uhO attended the Gf.sd
Chapter O. l.. q Of Mofrtvilis report .
tail sitsnasnes and hns time susfsl
grad oifesu ftom other states we're
presstL
The nsntsrs Of the O A. II are 70
qaatsd 10 meet Of tho Manchester Csns
isry % Friday nornins Of this week With
teams. shovsls spd riets 10 prspsrs tbs
ios.dsiion Of the soldiers men unsat 10
bs placed thereon by " II, FalIsrioa
4 A. TurnG. Com,
Il. II Llns.y. Adj
-GsOrss NJ Vaughan died 90 Wsdnss
day ., The home OF bic daughter, Mrs. d.
q. Bnpsy Of E.t Arlington, al the age
al 10 years. bis funeral vas hsld on
Saturday 10 Eat Arlington al 10 O'clock.
He leaves one daughter and sersn grand
ehilirsp eli Of whom we're present al the
funeral except one. Hswa very prudent
add saving and bad acquired quite for
tabe Parker and Emily Baldwin sers
grandchildren. Mr.. Vaashsns wife and
daughter Mrs Baldwin died g few years
ago si,hio short time OF each otter
The Soldisr's Monument which is
being bnilt 81 the shop OF W, Ii, Fullsr
ton 10 nearly completed aud srrspsep cate
are being made Tor it's dedic.iien July B
q speaker from abroad IS expected.
About $50 is still required TO 6nish pay
meut and eur eitz,ts are once more ask
ed TO contribute towards this sum, The
following are subscriptions to dsh; Skin
ner Belief Corps $3.50, LAS and s oiv
70, w. Ii. Fallerton 20. +. G. Robinson
8. Jared Bnrritt 8; F. @. Archibald 8 |
Mrs. f. ID, Adams, 8. L. p. Simonds 5,
NJ. l.. Marley 8. G., v. Bradley 3, A
friend 2, J, II. Wbipple 2, Almon Day l.
]. A Thsyer !, @. b. Carleton /, +. ID, |
], j, II, Couture /, NJ. 8
Jhilds /, II. W. Davis 80 cents,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-14

Ash your Grocer today TO show yen q
package Of GRAIN O. The new food drink
thai t.kes the place Of cofse. Tts eLiI
drsr nay drink II pithoa, iriary ss veil
AZ The sdult All who try IL. like IL.
GRAls-o ha tsst rich seal brown OF
Moshs snd Jsrs, bat it 10 made from
pure grains. and the most selicsts sion
seh resolves II without distress. Ia tho
price OF coffee. l5s. sbd % cite. Per pack
sgs. Sold By ell srocsrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-14
DoRtET

DoRET
-Gsorss Wade went TO Whi.shsll SAT
urdsy,
| H. l. Grsywack OF Trey WAS in town
. few days last week.
Miss Maud Simnon hiss returned
from q visit With friends in Manchester.
Mrs. William NoWsyns spent . part
OF last week With relatives In Eat Dsrsst.
Charles Z Cornell OF Proctor speat
Sunday With his mother, Mrs. Sarah j.
Connsll.
Aaron and Caarlsy Sheldon Of West
Wsrdsboro have been visiting thsir unsls.
Moses Sheldon.
Robert Msnlsy OF Brat,lsboro is .
guest at the home oil his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johs B. Marley.
Mis- Cl,rs Z. Obsrmsisr went to
Granville. N. Y. Wednesday, but hiss
sssin retained to Dorset
This Caristisn Endssvor Society had .
social and business meeting with Miss
Msrsis Gray on Monday evening.
Mi" Harriet Hollsy returned from
Troy Thursday to pass the summer, ~
usual, With her no'hsr 10 the village.
-Aboat eighty members OF the Dorset
Congregational Sunday school went on .
picnic to Hsgar Brock 10 Eat Rspsrt Sat
nrdsy sitsrsoou.
Miss Mary l.. Williams returned 10
Dorset Saturday for tie summer vacation.
She has bssn attending school in North
field, M.u the past year,
Mr.. lakewood, who has bssn 10 the
employ Of Miss Oslis Dc Aottbsck the past
piEs month";, hes bssn Joined by Mrs. and
M,s H,zIsweod end his niece, Miss Oak
10y. who will take up thsir residence here. |
--Childrsn's Day services we're held 81
the church sasdsy al twelve o'clock In
the morning the pastor had 8 talk with
the little people. followed with exercises
by the s. q. Miss Hattie Kelley played
the organ at both services.
Mrs. John Al. Whitusy, Mics Whit
ney. Miss Hohnsn aud Miss PstkiB Of
New York. Misc Anuis l. B.lch Of Jsnsi
ca Plsip, Mas., Miss Margaret @. Viii,
ney and Miss Elem Miller OF Deerfsld,
Mas sre stepping 1t tas Bsrrsws Hsuss,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-14

George Snyder recently Suffered I
fracture Of the shoulder which will keep
hin irom work for come time.
Roy Bentley bs gene to Sunderland
TO work for L A. Graves,
Road Commissionsr Covey has besr
doing some good work en- our Highways
the past two OF three weeks.
jesse Sherman Of Salem snd A Biz
log OF hashsn have been ia town bpyits
vsol
Several people from this town have
besn 10 n nehssisr the psst sssk to tssii
{, 10 essss before The grand iary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-14

Unless food 10 disested quickly it will
ferment and irritsts the stomach. Alter
zach meal take stesspoonful Of kodol Dys
pepsis Care. 1t digesis what you eat and
will allow You TO eat ell you need OF what
you like. 1t never fails TO cure the worst
cases OF dyspep,is. 1t is pleasant to take.
0 E Adams. Arlington, A H Peitibooe.
Manchester Depot; A II Smith, West
Arlington,
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from . cough CO cold 10 corsnm rtion. The
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