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New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
UNDERTAkE2S.

FRANK f.. CAMPBELL. 241-S wsss asd 81.
Chapels. Private Rooms. Private Ambplancss>
Tel. 1924 Chelsea
Rev Stenheu verTitt. ire world -wids-kncw1
Only one place OF business. Sth
ave and 19t1 81. Largest in the world Tel
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
DIED..

Notices OF marriages and deaths mus. os
ipdorsed with full name end address
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.
onicinr Record and Enrecnst.-Mashinrt

Official Record and Ecrecast.-Wa ashington.
Oct 30 Aside from few light showers in the
lake region. fair weather has continued tn all
districts east OF the Rockies. y well Sehred
s,orm, however. is developing in the middle
Eocky Mountain region.
The temperature has risen quite generally east
of t1e Mississip ]. except in portions OF New
England and New York State and in Florida.
While in the Far West the temrers is fall
ing aga n. The Western storm aS IL moves east
Vard viii cause rain in the northern portions Of
The great plains states and The western portion
tinue in Eastern and Southern sections un il
NJ ndaY night The temper azure will rise con-
sid erahly in the Eastern states Cooler weather
will, however. oveIspread the tTans-Mississtppf
region during sunday or Gunday ni{nt and ihe
remsinder OF the Midje States during Monday
and Monday night.
The winds along the New England Coast
will be light vari9b'e, middle Atl1Etic Coast.
light variable. shifting TO souJherly: south
Atlantic Coast, light variable. east Gulf
Coast light easterly: west Gulf Coast. moi
crate southeast 10 south; or the lower LAX, 5.
crcasfnc southorly on MichAyan and Huron and
variable on Superior
Forecast for Special Locaiities.--For New
nrIind. fails TO-DAY aud Monday; rising tenn
perature. light variable winds
For Eastern New York. Eastern PennsyI-
day: rising temperature; mode rate south
winds.
focal OIiciai Re"Ord.-The following official
.ecord from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes IN tho temperature for the last twenty
four hours In comparison wish the corresponding
a O ID
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
Mr.. ROosEvELT's SPECIMENS.
Some Of the Evidences of Ex-Presi-
dent Provess On Exhibition

Washington Oct. S0.-Visitors to the ma
ttonai Capitol can now see evidences of
former President Roosevelts prowess as a
hunter of wild game IN Africa. Some OF
the specimens obtained from the first ship
ment OF the Smithsonian African expedi-
ton. under Mr.. Roosevelt have this last
week been placed on exhibition at the ma
tionsl museum.
The exhibit. which is small one. in
cluGes skulls OF rhinoceros. giraffe hip
pQpotamus. wartEoG. lion. antelope and
African buffalo. the last showing d bullet
hole from Mr. Eoosevelts rifle.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
RUSSELL SAGE WINDOW.

The Russell sage Memorial Window has
just been completed by the Tiffany studies
ana Is now on view in their show rooms.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
NNXVIII.

Copyright. 1909. by George w. smaIley.,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

HOLT-At PleasaHtviIle y. Y. on October 20.
OF pneumonia. after short Illness, Kenneth
Mains. youngest OF Lin1a Mairs and Or.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

DIED.
Atkinson. William Il Haves Charles =
3 nghann. Leau6er X Hot, Kenneth ".
Pond, Henry r. Joanston. william
bcyse Arthur J. Nissan. Clinton 2
broSnan. 7 IN othy J. Pete ;. Lucy D.
Cameron, Rev Lewis Rehorn, Eunice-
Campbell. Jane z Richards. Maria Il
Cunningham, Margaret Shipley. jacob VI
De-. lenS ii Strauss. Julie.
Flood. Henry. s,eaiarnir J.
Guentheg. George G. Washhurn. Lydi. A.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

JCHNSTON-Cn Friday. October %. 1909. Will
lam Johnston. son Of the late Mary Johnston.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 attend funeral services Monday at
p m, at his late residence. No 141 Bridge 81,
Brooklyn.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
Circuit Court.

The Spring term OF the Circuit
Court adjourned Saturday night
after very busy week and the
following cases were disposed of:
Robert jackson, assault and
battery with intent to kill, guilty,
D years in the penitentiary, ap-
pealed.
Albert Thompson, fogery. plead
guilty, , years in penitentiary.
Oliver Orange. assault and BAT
terry, 8 years in penitentiary.
Charles Babb, manslaughter,
guilty. Z years in penitentiary
appealed.
Edgar Dunlap, retailing, guilty
$50 and costs and 30 days IN jail
Mary Lena Robertson, assault
and battery, guilty. S25 and costs
and 80 days in Jail.
Gene Jones, retailing, fined
$500 and costs and 80 days in jai
appealed.
/ Noah Wilburn, retailing dis
missed.
Frank Jones, retailing, dismis-
sed.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
Orera House Announcement.

! desire to say that we are now
running as elegant line of pic
lures as can be seen in America.
We have a brand new machine
the property of the house, We get
new pictures every day. You
cannot see the ole pictures twice,
the Old ones 60 to other points,
they never return here. These
pictures cover the whole field OF
human knowledge and endeavor.
In other words you see the entire
world in its rapid whirl of human
achievements.
1t is an entertainment that al
ways excites wonder, full of in
formation and entertainment,
Delightful to the older and the
young. Open every night al
5:30 sharp. Come at any time
and see the entire program. TC
everybody. 10 cents.
I. LEE NJ. RUSSELL,
Is. st Manager.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
North Of Paris Notes.

The health of our community
is very good at this writing.
Mrs. Leslie and Miss Bessie
McGonagill were the guests OF
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McGonagill Saturday.
Mr.. Ned Jones aud wife spent
Saturday night with their friend,
Mr.. Marion Thweatt and family.
Mr.. Ida Harmon was the guest
of Mrs. Griler McGonagill Satur-
day afternoon.
Misses Minnie Bowles and
Rosie Sartor visited their friend,
Mrs. Buck White Sunday.
Mr.. Burl White who has spent
the past ~ months at Horn Lake
{ is now at home.
I Mr.. W. NJ. Thweatt and wife
spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Willie Wells.
/ Mr. Ernest Mize passed through
our community Monday.
/ Mr.. Robert Smith spent Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. Ethe
/ Thweatt.
With love to the dear old EAGLi
and its many readers.
BAsHFUL GIRL.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
THE DEAD.

Mr.. W. T. Gallegly died at the
residence OF. his son, Mr.. Tom
Gallegly, ten miles North of OK
ford last Thursday afternoon at
the advanced aged of 81 years.
Mr.. Gallegiy had been q citizen
of this county for many years and
was held in high esteem by an
extended circle of friends and ac-
quaintsnces. He was a member
of the Presbyterian Church and a
member of the Masonic fraternity
The remains were inferred at
Abbeville Friday afternoon with
Masonic honors. a large delega-
ton from the Oxford lodge OF
which he was a member, being
present, REV. r. L. Nicholson
conducting the services.
He leaves a devoted wife, four
sons, two daughters and grand
children, to whom we extend
sympathy.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
A LETTER TO
Mr.. ;. 5. Miller,
Oxford. Miss,

Mr.. ;. 5. Miller,
Oxford, Miss.
Dear Sir:-You are 10 paint Ar--
house for s--we won't tell your pri-
-vate affairs-no matter what figure,
IT'S fair price.
What psint'll you useY
We're thinking of one, all paint and
as strong as u paint can be; it'll taS :
about 10 gallons, $500 for paint aud
painting.
Another, half paint; it'll take about
30 gallons OF that, sl5J for paint and
painting.
The least gallons paint, of course,
will wear long time; the Other Is
good while IL lasts. Least gallons.
leasr cost. best job.
1t isn't every trade that lets man
do cheap job and make money anS
friends ike that.
Yours truly,
f. W. DEyoE & Co.
S-Relbue Price sells our paint
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of said county
will on Wednesday, April 7th, at the
South door of the court house in Ok
ford between the hours of ii a N and
4 pm ard to continue from day TO day
until all of the following roads shall be
let out, at public outcry, to the lowest
and best bidder, according to the plans
and specifications on file with the clerk
of this Board. Said lowest bidder must
comply with the terms imposed by the
board and enters into bond in such
penalty and with sufficient suritiss to
be approved by the Board, but in no
case TO be less than the contract price,
aud said bond to be conditioned ac-
caording to law. Publication OF this
notice shall be made as required by
law. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and allbids. The roads and
divisions of roads to be let pursuant to
this notice are as follows:
In Beat No. 2-Oxford and New AL
bany road, links No. 81, 35 and 65; Ok
ford and Rocky Ford road, links No.
81, 20s and So; Abbeville and Rocky
Ford road. links No. as, is, so, 81 and
So; Oxford and Great Eaton road, Links
No. IS, 80 and AZ; Pontotoc and Mouth
of Tippah road, links No f3, Al, 10 and
IS. oxford and New Albany road, link
No. II; " indham and Lafayette
Springs road, link No. 228; Mayfield
and Cambridge road, links No. IFS and
$50; Mayfield and County Line road,
link No. 2O5; Oxford and Rocky Ford
road. links No. 81 and IS; Cross Roads
road. link No. 81; Abbeville and Pom
totoc road. links No. 81, 55 and So; Ok
ford and Horns Ferry road, link No
6S: Cross Roads road, link No. 53; Ok
ford and New Albany road, lind No.
Al; Pontotoc and Mouth of Tppat
road, link No. 81.
In Beat No, 3-.Batesville and Toby
Tubby road, link No. 50; Memphis ant
Coffeeviile road, link No. n; Oxfort
and Pamela road, link No. "a; Oxfort
and Tobby Tubby road, INK No. 7s
Sardis and Tobby Tubby, link No 81;
Oxford and Eaton road, links No i0s
and 1O3; College Hill and Bnford Mil
road, links No. los; Oxford and Sarci'
road, link No. 207; Oxford and Eel
mont road, link No. 222.
In Beat No. 5-Sardenia road Ink
No. 151, 15ikS, 142, i40, I41 and 'zio
Oxford and Pittsboro road, link No
l4o ana lf4, O1IOfu o4stl oaErpe1 ttoN<
links No. las, 10 and l46; Oxford ans
4 Huston road, links No. f47 and las
Oxford Sarepta road. links No. iss
$50, 152, 153, and 154; Oxford and Pom
totoc road, links No. 155, l5s and ibs
Oxford and Mouth of Tppah road
link No. 100; Oxford and Dallas road
links No. 1852; Oxford and Pontoeo
road, links Nos 163 and l6i; Oxfor'
and Dallas road, link No le5; Part
and Wafer Valley road, link No .6s
Oxford and Pontotoc road, links Nos
III and 17s; Oxford and Sarepta road
link No. 172; Oxford and Sarepta roa
links No. 1s3 and 1s4; Paris fnd Ban
! ner road, link No. 1st; Oxferd an
, Sarepta road, links No. 1872 shd 1ss
! Rocky Ford and Mouth OF Tppfh roa
link No. 2Ol; Oxford and Pfntotc
road, link No. 20s; Eskridge ar{f Lam
/, road, link No. 216; LaFayette fprine
e and Toccopola road, link No nj wa
/ ter Valley and Delay road, hnl NJ
!, as and ZIG.
Il w. NJ. WOODWARD, derk.
8 Oxford, Miss, March 9Th, 1sof.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
Social Notice.

:. Ny stallion '.Dare Boy" foaled
66 mares last season. This fall ]
dill offer 4 prize for the best colt.
All parties owning these colts,
will please mail me a card on the
day colt is foaied. stating the sex,
color and size. This will insure
entry in the show, which will be
advertised later.
p. Fl. V. SoMgRyILLE.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
Notice.

My stallion .'Dare Boy" will
make this season at my barn on
University street for $1,000 to in
sure foal. ..Dare Boy" is a beau
tiful black horse, 8 years old, 16
hands high and weighs 1,2OO
pounds, is perfect in shape and
style, goes all the saddle gaits
and trots in harness.
For further information apply
to owner or phone No. 143.
H.y. SoMERyILLE.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
J LOCAL ITEMS.
L~A~~NN~e~~N~Ao

Mr.. F. 8. Leavell spent Mon.
day in MemphIs. (.
We return thanks to, Mr.. H. F.
Cromwell for late fsvors.
Mr.. NJ. G. Lusk, of Cornish,
called to see US Saturday.
Mr., Joe Kisner, Of Delay, hon.
SYd nis Office With . call Monday
Ar. Frank Slaughter made a
business trip to Pontotoc last
week.
Mr.. j. s. Furr's new residence
in North Oxford is nearing COM
/ pletion.
H Mrs. Robbie Gage, OF Winona,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Marlin
4 Collier.
Mr.. T. G. James, of Sharkey,
spent several days in Oxford last
week.
Mrs. Lilly Hudson entertained
tho Browning Club Tuesday af-
tsrnoon.
Mrs. j. s. Cal q way and little
daughter of Mt. Zion spent Sum
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. White and
little daughter have returned from
Tunics.
We received q pleasant call
Saturday from Mr.. Z. E. David
son, of Alesville.
Rev. J. E. Cunningham was
called to Tupelo last week by the
death of his nephew.
Miss Daisy Plant has returned
from an extended visit to her sis
ter in Milton, Ore.
Miss Lillian Yates will enter.
tain her sorority, the Delta, Delta
Delta, Friday night.
Prof. Chester McLarty of Tula
attended the Missionary lecture
here Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lula May Johnson return
ed Monday from an EXTENDED
i visit 10 relatives in Nashville.
Mrs. Barry and children, o
Lafayette Springs, visited he
parents in Oxford last week.
DR.. w. B. Mcmahon will be alb
sent next week attending the Ma,
tional Dental Association at Bir
mingham
Mrs. Ella May Kinds, of Mem
phis, spent two days of last weel
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
b. A. Crouch.
Mrs. Lex Ramey and daugh
ter, Miss Lynda, are speudin
the week with relatives in La
Fayette Springs.
Prof. r. n. Leavelps bugg
horse was 50 badly cut in . wir
fence few days ago that it die
from the injuries.
Mrs. A. L. Bondurant enter
tanned at Forty Two Tuesday al
ternoon in honor of her visitor
Miss ELISE Rosne, of Grenada.
Miss Pauline Wright left Wed
nesday for Senstohia, where sh
went to be brides maid in th
marriage OF Miss Clemmis Tuck
or to Mr.. Herman Dean.
Misses Beatrice and Katie M
Fullilove Of Abbsville, came dow
20 Oxford Sunday to hear Mi
Davies on missions and were Il
4 guests of Mrs. Fount Callawa
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
ACard of Thanks.

We desire 10 return thanks tc
our neighbors and friends fo
their kindness and attention dur
ing the illness and death Of ou
father.
w. A. Gallegly and Brothers.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
The Oxford Dry Goods Co.
New Millinery Storc.

Mrs. Kaley and Miss Sparks
desire to announce their Open
ing of Spring Millinery to be held
next Wednesday and Thursday
at the Oxford Dry Goods Co.
The ladies' OF town and county
are cordially invited.
March 25th, 1909.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
Subscribe for THE EAGLE.
For hsaeachs Dr. Miles Anti Pain Pills.
Notics to Horse Owners.

= My stallion, "Black Beauty"
3 l-2 years old, weight about
1 600 pounds, known as the DR..
Coleman and the Goolsby stock
will make the season at and near
Oxford at S12.50, due when mares
are proved to be in foal, or traded
II colt does rot live 10 days and
owner keeps mare, no charges.
81 W. C.(CoLLIER) PARKS.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25

Was seen in the red face, hands and
body of the little son OF Ii. NJ. Adams
of Heuriet,a, Pa. His awful plight
from eczema had, tor five years, def
ed all remedies and baffied the best
doctors, who said the poisoned blood
mad affected his lungs and nothing
could save him. but" writes his
mother, 'sseveu bottles of Electric
3itters completely cured him." For
eruptions, eczema, salt rheum, sores
and all blood disorders and rheuI. a
tisn Electric Bitters is supreme. On
ly soc. Guaranteed by a. II. kendel
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25

How eau any person risk taking
some unknown cough remedy wnen
Foley's Honey and Tar costs them iio
more? 1t is a safe remedy, contains
no harmful drugs, and cures the most
obstinate cou-.h his and colds Why ex-
pertinent with your health? insisl
upon having the genuine Foiey's
Honey and Far. For sale by Mcdons
gill s. Littlejohn.l
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25

Foley's' Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney or bladder trouble
that is not beyond help the of medic
inc. Cure backaches and irreg ularities
that II neglected might result in
by NEG onsgili s Littlsjohn.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
For Sale.

For a limited time only / will
offer my house and lot on North
street in Oxford. Lot IT'S foot
front, $50 feet deep. Good gar
den, barn, two servant houses,
fine Burmuda lot, beautiful shade
trees. House in good repair and
will accommodate large or small
family, all modern conveniencies
Reason for selling--have other
| investments in view. No more
attractive cottage home in town
LEE M. RUSSELL.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25


Camp No. 752 sasxsr lay, Mes
sers. John F. Brown, ". B. wol
ley and J. r. McLArty were cleo
ed delegates to represent tn,
camp at the great Reunion il
Memphis in June.
The pastor of the Methods
Church is planning a reviva
meeting to begin April 18th. II,
urges the people to prepare fo
these services. Next week h,
will make extended notice of tn,
purposes and plans for these SER
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas johnson
two miles West of the University
will celebrate the 55th anniver,
sary OF marriage Monday from
to 3 pm. Many friends have
been invited and a pleasant tins
is anticipated. We wish for then
many happy returns Of their an
niversary.
The friends of Mrs. W. C
Lightfoot of DeLeon, Texas, for
meriy Miss Jennie Lou Strube oI
Mt. Zion, will be panied to learr
of the death Of her little son q
few days ago, and we extend sim
cere sympathy.
Real estate in Oxford il increa>
ing in value every day. Resi-!
dence lots on the principal streets
command double the figures oi
several years ago and every place
suitable for building purposes in
all parts Of the town are being
held at good figures.
Nearly all of our subscribers
are thoughtful enough to remem-
ber that no paper is now allowed
to take subscriptions on time or
let them run over a certain limit,
and are renewing promptly. yet
there are few who need this
gentle reminder. We return
thanks to the old as well as the
many new patrons we have re-
cieved since the New Year.
The annual meeting OF the
Civic League will take place to-
night. The election of officers
and other important business will
come up at this time. DR.. Leath
ers will give an illustrated lecture
on "Flies and Mosquitoes" This
lecture, while strictly scientific
and up-to-date, will deal with
very practical matters which
every person living in a house or
out OF doc ought to know about
TIE public is welco ne at all the
meetings Of the Civic League.
| have on exhibition a Disc
Plow and Cultivator and a Ferti-
lizer Distributor, the oest on the
market. See it and be convinced
j. L. SHINAULT.
For the next 80 days will close
out fifty 40 pounds all Felt Rolled
Edge Mattresses at $3.50, was
81 so, best ticking.
PAUL RaMEY,
Furniture Dealer.
20 years close application to
farm work and the use of Ferti-
lizer justifies the assertion TO use
200 to 400 pounds of Virginia.
Carolina Fertilizers per acre vii
laouble your yield. Cut of one
third cotton acreage and make
just as much. Seeding to pea.
and grass the one-third and grow
independent.
J. L. SHINAULT.
The tremendous impetus giver
to a natural taste for music by
the sale of various mechanics
contrivanees for its production
has made music more than eve
an integral part of our every day
life. We all want to know some
thing about this most difficult o
all the arts. 1t Is to Italy that VI
trace its descent. In Italy, Crane
Opera was born and achieved it
earliest triumrhs. It would b
hard to find a subject of NOR
interest 10 the layman who like
to hear good music, than the his
tory of Italian Opera. You cal
hear any of the Renowned Operi
Singers on the Victor or Edison
when you want any of them asl
/ W.. B. MCMAHON.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
Imoortant Motto.

It will pay you 10 see The OK
ford Supply Co., before hllying
your Ferhizer. They han1le le the
Paragon. One Of The best:
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
Foleys
Honey
and Tar

Will cure a cough or cold TO
matter how severe and prevent
pneumonia and Consumption.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
A Guarantee.

This IS 70 certify that all
druggists ais authorized to re-
fund your money if Foleys
Honey and Tar fails TO cure
your cough CT cold. Contains
no opiates. The genuine is IN 8
yellow package. REFUSE srssITurEs
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25

The actual living, breathing
voices of the worlds greatest
Opera Singers in all their power.
sweetness and purity. Hear the
Victor. | will gladly demonstrate
the Victor in your home at any
time that / am notified. Whether
you buy or not | will be glad to
play for you anything in the Vic
tor or Edison line, can get for
you. | keep on hand Records for
both, horns, cases and needles
the very finest. When you want
Victor or Edison. call on
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25

Nothing else can do this. when
the stomach Is weak it needs help;
you must help it by giving It rest,
and Kodol will do that.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25

Read THE EAGLE.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
. L, sdISAULT,

Il ATTORNEY Ar-LAw.
OXFORD. MISs.
0dioe-Ovsr Kimmons' Grocery.
Il VIII practices In all courts. both
Dtats and Federal.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25

individuals who heard her.
Don't forget the meeting of the
Civic League tonight at s o'clock
DIR. Leathers, of the University,
will give q lantern lecture on
|.sFlies and Mosquitoes and their
Relation to Disease" Don't for
get also that the League has Of
fsred prizes of SIS and $40 for the
two best kept premises this spring
The prizes win be given in June.
Oxford has no place to enter
tain her people except at the
Opera House. We have INSTALL
ed q new moving picture outfit
and will run new pictures every
night. = If you miss one night
you lose an opportunity to see
something new-nothing repeat
cd. Pictures that cost thous-
ands of dollsrs you may see fol-
ten cents.
! The Chicago Glee Club was a
the Opera House Tuesday night
! Their entertainment was splen.
did, althoug this was the fourth
time in our city they had a crowd
sd house. This is only anothe
of the uniformly high class at
| fractions here this season. The,
have many friends and admirer
here. While in our city thi
splendid company was handsome
" entertained by Mr.. and Mr.
w. c. Chiffon.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25

Kodol l. maGc AZ the laboratorics
of L. G. Dewitt y Co., Chicago.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25

70 years close application to
farm work and the use of Ferti-
lizer iustifies the assertion TO use
200 to 400 pounds of Virginia.
Carolina Fertilizers per acre viii
aouble your yield. Cut of one-
third cotton acreage and make
just as much. Seeding to peas
and grass the one-third and grow
independent.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
r,rr Iuntn GLOW OF DOOM

p. S-Relbus Price sells our paint
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25

LoN-Last week on the streets
Of Oxford black purse contain
ing SIG and some letters and pa
pers belonging to and addressed
to the undersigned. Liberal re-
ward If returned to this Office.
C.. A. MCELRsvY.
Oxford eagle., 1909-03-25
Our Guarantee

We could not afford 10 make such
an offer, unless We positively knew
what kodol will do for you.
IL would bankrupt us.
The dollar bottle contains ~ times
as much as the fifty cent bottle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
Gn salant Diplomat.
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