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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-11
SUICIDES AND AcclnEn1s

Miss Matte Cross of Malletts Raw
who has been STAYING with ber
sister. Mrs. Fred Hanks, attempted
suicide between and 2 O'Clock Sept.
BY drinking carbolic acid. Her sui
cldal act was first discovered when
she did not reply to her sisters call TO
breakfast.
Mrs. Levi Leno Of East Middlebure
was thrown IRON her carriage near the
residence OF Isaac Rogers Sept. 5 and
received serious injuries, an ankle be-
ing disloeated and both bones OF that
leg broken below the knee, aside from
numerous bruises. Mr.. Leno. who ac-
eompanled her, was not injured. Their
horse became frightened and
unmanageable, oyerturning the car
riage
A serious and probably fatal acct
dent occurred Sept. 4 at Montpelier
junction. An extra freight drawn by
engine IS broke in two about mile
south OF the station. While the front
end OF the train was standing in front
Of the station, the detached cars ran
into ID. Fireman Wilcox was under
the engine at the time cleaning out the
firebox. The wheels of the locomotive
passed over him, badly crushing his
chest.
V. W.Davis, manager Of the Phoenix,
the Montpelier Seminary paper, was
injured while playing football last
week, during the practice of the team
on the campus Mr.. Davis is an ex-
pert player and donned suit to play
with the team, being tackled low while
running down the field. His OPP
ponent's shoulder struck him on the
side Of one knee-cap and he will be
barred from playing the game for some
time 10 come, and will be unable to
get about except with erutches for
some time.
Mrs. Andrew McNulty and her FIVE
year-old daughter were drowned Tues
day evening Of last week in the Mad
river near their home in Moretown A
son and the daughter who was
drowned were playing on the bank OF
the river, when the little girl lost her
balance and fell into nearly Is feet OF
water. The screams of the boy brought
the mother 10 the bank Of the river,
when she deliberately jumped into the
water In an attempt to save her child.
She could not swim and both were
drowned before assistance could reach
them.
c. Fregosie. an Italian marble cary
er. employed at the mill Of the Colnm-
bian Marble company, Rutland, was
seriously injured Sept. 3 as the result
of an accident at the mill. Some fel-
low workmen had raised up a marble
platform. measuring about seven feet
by four feet by eight inches thick, for
the purpose OF putting rollers under II
and taking Il out into the yard. The
men lost control OF the block which fell 4
onto Fregosie, striking him in the abb /
domen and left thigh, and bending
him over a low bench before which he !
was standing. 1t was nearly a minute |
before be was released from this posi-
ton. An ambulance was called and /
he was taken to his home. His thigh |
was broken.
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Consumption

The only kind of consumP-
ion to fear is neglected
consumption
People are learning that con-
sumption is a durable disease.
1t is neglected consumption
hat is so often incurable.
At the faintest suspicion OF
consumption get a bottle of
SCOTS Emulsion and begin
regular doses.
The use of SCOTS Emulsion
II once. has, in thousands OF
ascs. turned the balance IN
favor of health.
Neglected consumption does
not exist where SCOTS Emul-
sion IS.
Prompt use of SCOTS Emul-
sion checks the disease while 1t
can be checked.
Send for free sample
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists
.og-.Is Pearl Street, '''-'
sos. and sl.Oo; al druggists.
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The Senate.

ADDISON COUNTY.
Carlton w. Sprague, Waltham. rep.
Robert j. Cartmell, Middlebury, rep.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Edward d. yelling, North Bennington,
rep.
Moses Sheldon, Dorset, rep.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Truman r. Styles, St. Johnsbury, rep.
Preston II. Graves, Kirby, rep.
cHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ohauncey w. Brownell, Burlington,
rep.
Charles j. Russell, Hinesburgh, rep.
E. NJ. Sutton, Burlington, dem.
ESSEX COUNTY.
John II. Walbridge, Concord, rep.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Edwin NJ. Brown, Sheldon, rep.
Byron II. Combs, Berkshire, rep.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
George II. Tracy, South Hero, dem.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
Heber II. Jackson, Waterville, rep.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Henry F. Wilcox, Thetford. rep.
Curtis S. Emery, Chelsea, rep.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Orien S. Annis, North Troy, rep.
Lewis A. Jackson, Greensboro, rep.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Hiram F. Noyes, Rutland, license.
Frank j. Nelson, Pawlet, license.
l. s. Backus, Brandon, license.
George f. Royce, Rutland, license.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
n. ID. Phelps, Barre, rep.
George F. sibley, East Montpelier, Ii
cense.
w. B. Mayo, Mortified, dem.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Charles ID. Spencer, Wilmington, rep.
Martin r. Lawrence, Rockingham, rep.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Charles r. Howard. Ludlow, rep.
Lorenzo NJ. Greene, Bethel, rep.
Charles Downer, Sharon, rep.
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nuiIsch AND SOCIAL.

The rededication of the Congrega,
tiopal church at Northdeld took place
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. The church has a,
been entirely remodeled at a cost OF
about $4,000.
The greatest Labor day celebration celebration
- bsld In Rutland took place Septem--
S 5er / nnder the auspices ofthe different
i II, unions OF that vicinity. " men
P ISpo Roosevelts train arrived Z,
I | fssi Row and the City PARK
abo1t the band stand. where the pre;s,l 81
d doUfI made his address, were Literally
uens with people. Immediately
pfg , the presidents speech, the !, pro- h
clss which exceeded anything o. i y
Sjnd ever seen in Rutland, was i, iof ISnra
S si11 set in motion. It is said do,I aafrS
S'e T about :. 74O men in line exclusive
v" w. he five bands and drum corps
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-11
State of Vermont.
r.. News Condensed and Rewritten
for Our Readers.

The september term OF the Rutland
ooantv court opened september Sd,
with Judge w. p. Stafford of ST. Johns
bury presiding
The engagement of Miss Ethel S.
element. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
psr.ivaI W. Clement of Center Rut-
ard and William III. Field, son OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Henry +. Field of Rutland
civ. mas been announced.
wallace. a nine-year-old son OF Fred
Powers of East Peacham, has proven
himself thorough trapper. He has
canoht thirty-four woodchucks and one
skpnk this summer. lie caught thr zee
voune woodchncks in one trap.
The condition of Tennyson Caustic
of Montpelier, who was accidentally
shot in the head. is steadily improving
and his physicians anticipate his com
nlete recovery. The ball is still lodged
h hls head and later will be located
with the A-ray.
Charles +. Sears, a former resident
ri Bennington Center, has presented
10 the Vermont Historical society a
cane OF white oak taken from one Of
tbe timbers used in the construction OF
the original building of the old First
church in Bennington, erected In the
wear 1868, IL being the first church
building erected in the state OF Yer
mont.
Prospero Silva. the Italian, who dis
appeared from East Montpelier the
night of July II, and who. it was be-
lleyed. had met with foul play, has re-
turned. lie has been visiting at Butfa-
10. \. T., and was very much surprls-
ed 10 know that his disappearance had
oceasiOned any uneasiness. or that the
grand jury was intending to inyesti-
gate the case.
e. +. Page of Rutland has been
awarded the contract tor building the
new library at Burlington, for which
$4,000 was recently given By Andrew
Carnegie. The contract price is sl2,-
zoo. The building will be two stories
IN height, about 10 feet long and -
feet wide. Il will be located at the
corner OF Wisconsin avenue and Col
lege street and viii be OF pressed brick
with granite basement. Work on the
new structure has been begun.
The new steamer Vermont was
launched at Shelburne harbor Wednes-
day afternoon Of last week In the pres
ence OF about coo persons. Mary =.
LOOMS. eight-year-old daughter Of D.
A. LOOMS, acting manager OF the
Champlain Transportation company,
broke the traditional bottle Of cham
payne over the bow and christened the
vessel As she slid down the ways. The
launching was a great success, but
owing TO the strong south wind which
prevailed. some difficulty was expert
enced in getting the Vermont tied to
near by wharf.
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aEcENI pEAThS.

Elisha P. Wentworth, the o o,nsS'
male resident of Bennington Gov, county, y
1 ';al at the home OF his daughter IN ~
SlsI = shaftsbury September an. h5 LAG
= Soo lived until September 22d, ne Wouiu
have been 96 years old - .,
netS nan p White. the father OF
Brainerd. and known 70 'n 81 l"U nBig
~ northern Minnesota as tae ,.d p'T
" White Father died in b !! MAR,
Mimi mn lately. He was born N . v MI,
MI u t al and served several terms
IN; n The legislature of Vermont.
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Vermont Pensions

Original. Geo. 5. Greer, Windsor,
$40; increase, reissue, Joseph Bashaw,
Fairfield. $50; Chas. Jones. Hardwlck,
sl7: Dean b. Fassett, Randolph, so !
Oliver Martin, Mount Holly, 81 ;
widows. minors and dependent rela-
tives. Elmina A. Nation, Nershire,
- Lucy w. Gibbs, Brattleboro, -;
Increase. reissue, etc, John c. Fuller,
Rutland. ga; Charles W. Jones, Barre
sl2; Merrill L. Hodgkins, Brattleboro,
Is: widows. minors and dependent
relatives, Lydia L. Jennings, Sharon
IS. - At
Increase. reissue, etc, Orson NJ
Mack Hardwick. Sl2; Daniel NJ.
Stoeker. West Wardsboro, $40.
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,rso,veney Notices.

Joseph Jacques. a stone eu''s san {.
Barre. has fled a petition ~ !, o -
ruptcy. His liabilities are sz'z'V' any
his assets $50. - haen
A petition in bankruptcy mas pen Pc,
filed by Fred w Rogers OF tair ~ ,Sa,
He conducts a grocery store ~ ~. ~
place. His liabilities are s,Ze ~. ~ a arr
his assets s3.OlS.24. OF which SOU ai'
claimed exempt.
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FARMS
and other RIAL EsTATE bought and sold.

and other REAL ESTATE bought and sold.
II you want to buy farm, dwelling, store,
or any kind Of real estate, write me or let
me show you what have to offer.
II you have farm or other property you
wish TO sell, no matter where located, / can
be OF service to you. II you desire TO rent
your property, to have rent collected, or
other matters attended to, write me or call
at my office. Insurance placed, convey
ances made, abstracts OF title furnished,
and all legal business given faithful and
prompt attention.
F. II. MCFARLAND, Hyde Park, VT.
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VERMONT. ELECTION.
GOVERNOR VOTE AND MEN,
6ERSHIP OF LEGISLATURE.

Mccullough Lacked Several Thous-
and Votes OF a Maiority.--Choice
to be Made by Legislature.-Se Sew
eral Democrats and License Men
in Senate.--Many in the House,
Republicans Control Legislature.
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GIRLS WANTED.

Steady work and good pay will be
given to few more girls to run sewing
making muslin underwear.
Work neat and clean. Apply at once,
stating age and previous occupation.
PEERLESS MFG. CO., Newport, n. II.
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COL.LIES.

Two fine filters from the full-blood Bitches,
BAHBIE and DAISY Bud, by PARKHILL GALLoPlN,
" no won several Firsts az Madison square. They
ar two months old and beautifully marked. Dogs
s25 and Bitches $40 Also a Litter OF full-hlOod
GRETHOUNDS, three months old, Dog $50;
Bitch SIS. ROSEMARY KENNELS,
j : kFssIFR Mgr RonkonkOma, n. Y.
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WAN TED.

Young men to learn the iron
mouIder trade; will pay II ID cents
per hour, and furnish steady employ
ment. Also, several common labor
ers for foundry; is cents per hour,
steady employment.
r. r. PATCH MFG. co., Rutland, VI.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Farm known as the Gardner Heyer farm, situat
ed in Enosburg, on road leading from West TO
East EnOsburg about i-2 miles from Enosburg
Center about t-2 miles from Enosburg Falls
contains las acres or more and l. under good state
Of cultivation; capable Of keeping from 20 60 20
cows; good Young apple orchard good sugar
orchard, about 900 trees; rural delivery from
Enosburg Falls. Apply 60
CARL W. HARVEY Enosburg Falls, Nt.
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WANTED.

A woman, from % to so, to do house.
work. No cooking. Health, willingness
and neatness desirable. A good home and
good pay, and a permanent place for
good woman. Address Box PIG, Clare
mont, N. III.
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JERSEYS.

Purchasers choice Not one ailing. Not one
abortor. Not one has lost teat. The oldest Is
not vet S 1-2 years old. Herd number f5.
MRS n. NJ. JONES, Box 324, Rockville, Ont, Can
HOW TO MAKE YOUR cows PAY. Read Mrs
Jones' farmers book soc by nail, clarifying for
Profit RoBERT BRowS, Manager, BOX s24 Brock
vile. Ont. Can.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-11

study plan Of cooperative mining, read Of the
wonders Of gold mining, see the mines and
mountains a. they are, learn Of safe investments
Ia mines, get specimens Of ore, maps and pie
lures, get trip 70 Colorado all expenses paid,
send your name and address TO II. A. TRUE
Ii3 DeYonshlre St.. Boston, Mass.
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FOR SALE

Megunticook Gold and Copper
Mining Co. stock. Price 81 per
share. Owner in need of money.
Address "B'', care OF this office.
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WANTED.

Immediately, an interview, personally or
by letter, with ladies and gentlemen Tor
lucrative positions; salary ESQ and ex-
penses; SIS deposit. No. 10 Gazette Build
ing, Schenectady, n. Y. 4w
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FARM FOR SALE.

The Alexander Morse farm of 40
acres near Findley Bridge, between
Bethel and Randolph; keeps 10 cows
and team. II. f. MORSE, Exr.,
Bethel, VT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-01-15
Read J NJ Cobb's Shoe advr.
APPROACHING wEDDIh G..
A Son of North Carolina Selects a
south CaroiInian Daughter.

The recent announcement OF the
coming marriage of Miss Sallie
Bailey to Rev Mr. Wilkins, OF
Clyde, North Carolina. was sur
prise to the many friends of Miss
Bailey. The wedding will occur
on Wednesday, the 29:h of this
mnnth, at the home of DR. T NJ Bal
ley,in the city of Greenville. Mia
es Grace and L,l!le-May Baii'y
will act us maids ot honor Oh this
occasion.
Mr. Wilkins is a nephew of the
honored DR. A c Wilkins, of Bates
burg. Besides being very mag
netic and handsome young man,
Mr. Wilkins has attained promin-
ence in the state of North Carroll
ma by his great energy, accompan-
led by unusual versatility of tai
ent. He resides in the beautiful
mountain town of Clyde, in west
ern North Carolina, in the rom an
tic "Land of the Sky" and has
charge of the "Syklaud Baptist, "
and also is principal of the -four
ishing school at that place. In ad-
dition he is pastor of The Clyde
Baptist church.
The depart ture of Miss Bailey
will. be deemed a great loss by
Edgefeld, but we cannot help re-
joicing over the good fortune of
Mr. Wilkins in gaining prize of
such rare value.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-01-15
Little Sophie DunnOvant.

On Sunday last the many rels-
tives, friends and acquaintance
of Mr. and Mrs Robert l. Dunno
vaLt were surprised and grieved to
learn of the sudden, sad and un-
expected death of Sophie, their
little daughter, mot quite four years
Of age.
That dread foe to childhood
croup-was the immediate cause
of the dear ones death. Little So
ph;e was beautiful child, the
picture of health and youthful
energy, and those who have chill
dren to love and c1re for, feel a
tender and sincere. sympathy for
the parents of the departed child
in this grievous bereavement.
In the death Of these innocent
little ones, while there is sorrow
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-01-15

GALVESTON, October
the Seaboard Oil
funds id SUBJECT the terms which
follows:
Seaboard Oil
dwth held
gushing oil
all Oil
and of delivered
o issued by this Bark.
will
ceI.tSi issued Bank"
Company
WN.
personnel of the board of directors every shareholder
company that will be conducted purely business
principles dollar realized from the sales stock will be held
in until its first we'll existing ao and will then pass into
the treasury the company be used building the necessary
equipment the carrying its business The fullest nvga
o invited and expected enquiry be made the First Natl
ona Bank of Galveston Texas business house in Galveston
throug any mercantile agency
the Galveston
will receive prompt careful reply.
MONEY for subscriptions may be remittd through any bank
company United States postal money ORDER either d
the First National Bank the Company by whom il viii
turned the Bank who will guaranty receipt
allotment of offered 65 cents per share and is being
rapdy subscribed seahoard stock will undoubtedly be worth
present price and large dividends when its wells come
For further nformaon mention this and write to the
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w al II HuKMOND,
A S ToMPKINs, Secy. Pre-

Solicitor VIM Thurmopd has
been requested by the Executive
committee Of the G BOD Roads as
sociatlop of Augusta to appoint
delegates to formally represent
Edgeield County at the copven-
tion to be beld in Augusta from
January 2Uth to Goth, and be has
named tho following citizensl
] NJ Bell. Ir.,R A Cochran, Capt
Abrem Williams, w R Parks, W
Luther Reese, J o Scott, D D Pad.
gett, C ] Terrell, n G Evans ] G
Whatley. w P Zimmerman, 6 NJ
Smith, i j Williams, Draytou
Cornet, Thomas Holmes,J w Har.
vlsy, J B Mays, Goodbye Thinner
man and Brunson Hollingsworth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-01-15

Company outright with perfect title properly on Spindle
Top Heghth upon will bring guher within few wke
also extensive properties adjacent Spindle Top which it is
boring wells MoLey needed by the company develop IT'S
operte and its treasury stock offered upon Inc
ing conditions
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-01-15
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

7
Lumber Co. 0as'oh
C.S.V
'N Director, Galveston,
NATIONAL BANK
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MN lllllll,InrIlIlIlIIIIIIlrIuIIIIIiIIHIIlIllg
: LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
iIlIllIlIlllIIIIIIIlIIIlIIlI IillIIIIlIIIIILlIIIIi


Mrs Willis Duncan has returned
to her home in Barnwell.
Mrs DR. Walter QUITS, of Elm
wood, was in Edgefeld last week.
Mr. and Mrs q T Asbill are Wis
iting Mrs w H Harling, in Bun
compe.
Blood will tell, even in Guano. F
G Pau sett will sell you blood goods.
Measles still holds sway in oul
town. and the little folk are all it
jeopardy.
Mrs. Bessie Walker and Mis-:
Lucille Mobley, of Johnston, visit.
ed Mrs O Sheppard Jr., last week.
Miss Zoe Poe, of Bay ST., Louis
Mississippi, is visiting Mrs Kate
Lynch.
Mr. George Tillman,J ,Jr., has been
recent visitor to his brother, Col
James H Tillman, our next gov.
ernor.
Miss Hettle Sheppard, in the
absence of Mrs Staggers, is acting
as efficient nlatron at the lnsti.
tute
Padgett will sell you the rele.
brated Armour Guanos See him.
FOR SALE.-Two fine. youns
Upgrade Jersey Cows, fresh ir
milk. Speak quick. S. CHEAT
HAM, Cieora, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs D R Durisoe will
on the removal of Mr. and Mrs Z
G Haltiwanger to Aiken, remove
into the cottage now occupied by
them on Columbia street.
TO RENT-The store room, a
present occupied by Campbell &
Stroh,, ADVERTISER building. Pos
session given January 1st. Apply
to THos. J. ADAMS.
Miss Connie Huff,o Ninety-Six
sister of our clever and popula
towns, Mr. w E Fluff, is the guest
Of Mrs Brunson Hollingsworth.
Little Miss Orlena Cartledge, o
Celestia, is boarding at the home
of Mr. w H Dorn, in West Edge
field, and attending the Institute
NJ. and Mrs Luther Bell left las
week to make their home for the
future in the Red Hill section Of
our county.
Miss Madge Graydon has return
ed home to Abbeville, after fort
nights visit to her cousin, Mis-:
Grace Tompkins
Lovers of high-grade entertain.
ment should attend the entertain
ment to be given Thursday night
by Mrs Sara Mcdonald Sheridan
Thursday night, January 10Th, al
the Johnston Institute Hall, S:15
o'clock p. M. 1t is musical.
Call on R c Padgett for h gh grade
Fertilizers. See him for best terms,
cash and cd time, before buying.
Miss Lizzie Toole, very grace
full and handsome young lady Of
Bainbridge, Georgia, is visiting
Mrs Charlie A Brunson, on 1.-THE
heights, Miss Toole is-az7fro'
cousin1~f="'"~
st the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-01-15
Augusta Good Roads Meeting.

There will be a good roads con-
vention held in Augusta January
2Oth to 25tE inclusive. 1t is i'm
portant that Edgefeld send a large
attendance. Judge w Z Eve has
seat a cordial il vitation through
Piesiden. w ] 'ralbert, and he and
the committee earnestly desire as
Big attendance as possible from
Edgpfield The big days-addres-
ses by experts-wi!l be 23d and
Oath, but the 10 or - cars of ma
chinsry will be operated all the
week. Some of this machinery
does the work of several hundred
men. 1t is a revelation in road
working and as many as possibl"
Ct our people should see it.
J WM THuRMoND,
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Aiken's Gain.

An announcement which will
be heard with sorrow by many
people here, is the early removal
of Mr. and Mrs E G Haltiwanger
from our midst. Within a few
days these good people will have
become citizens of our neighboring
city of Aiken. We regret very
much indeed to have them leave,
and they can feel assured that old
Edgefeld will welcome them back
to her embrace at any and all
times. MIR Haltlwanger has for
several years served faithfully as
depot agent here for the Southern
railway, His place will not be
easily filled.
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sal 0LD-OM-TTS1M7EtpIF IFe7

GALVESTON AND BEAUMONT.
texas.
c,,it., Stock $500 600 Shares, 81 each.