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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-31
FASHIONABLE FANCTES.

Red Smart Color This Winter-Old
Tirns TuEIe Dancing Froeks.
Red is one Of the colors to receive
smart favor this fall on costumes, and
sometimes the color is repeated in the
hat. 1t is rather startling; but, on the
whole, 1t is quite satisfactory.
The young girl who is fond of dane
ing VIII rejoice in the most diaphanous
and pleasing of ball gowns this win
ter. They win be Of airy tulle or ma
lines and worn over short petticoat
of satin
Beautiful sets consisting of collar,
cuffs, pointed guimpe and belt OF
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-31
CONSTABLE SALE

No. I51-In Justice Court of the First
Ward of Caddo Parish, Louisiana
A. c. Pitts VS.. Sam Myers.
By virtue of writ of feri facias is
sued in the above entitled and numbered
suit, by the Honorable w. o. Owens.
Justice of the Peace for the First Ward
.of Caddo Parish, Louisiana, and to me
directed, [ have seized and will sell at
public auction at Rodessa, La, in Ward
One Of Caddo Parish, La, between the
legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1000.
One cow and one 2-year-old heifer. The
above property seized as belonging to
defendant and to be sold to satisfy tn,
debt specified i'll said writ, $4,000, land
all cost Terms of sale cash with Defe
fit of appraisement.
JOHN NJ. WYNN,
Constable of First Ward, Caddo Par
ish, Louisiana. 1929
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-31
JUDICIAL SALE.

No I3oo2-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish, La. !:
Tonnet Brooks VS.. Rosa Mon
roe tie al.
By virtue of commission to sell, to
me issued from the Honorable First
Judicial District Court of Caddo Parish,
Louisiana, in the above numbered and
entitled suit, I have seized and will of
fer for sale at public auction for cash
according to law, at the principal front
door of the court house of Caddo Par
ish, Louisiana, during the legal hours
for sales on
SATURDAY, NOV. II, 1909,
Fractional lots I, 2, 3, 4 and 5 less IS
feet sold to Rosa Monroe off of lot S,
as per act in conveyance book 40, page
336, of the clerks office, all of the J. M
Howell subdivision of the City OF
Shreveport, fronting on Mcneil street
and adjoining the Hennings subdivision
and Broomield Pharis property, situat-
ed in Shreveport, less all buildings and
improvements thereon.
The above property to the sold for
cash according to law, to effect parti-
ton. J. P. FLOURNOY,
Sheriff and ex-Oficio Auctioneer
Caucasian, Oct. "a, 1900
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-31

black lace with iridescent effects Of
silk woven into design with the black
were noted among the striking things
sold in Venice during the summer.
Many tourists have brought home
handsome sets of this lace.
Spun silk hosiery is a novelty which
many women are buying in place of
the higher priced silk stockings. The
mesh is fine, sheer and Iustrous, and
the sheen is not lost in the washing
Well fitting drawers are essential to
masculine comfort and those made at
home are apt to be the best of their
sort. The drawers illustrated can oe
made long or in knee length and are
regulated in the back by means of a
strap OF lacfngs. as liked. White jean
is the material used
JUDO CHOLLET.
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RECEIVING THOSE JAPS

afased be The hand and muc the tongue be It Japanese
or American that responsible Tor sending QUE two ma
tons to wat
This beautiful little curse in advance was the climax Cd tue
greeting on Tuesday the visiting Jap cruiser folks by d.
John Bae who have been the whole cheese IN the
welcoming act at Pasadena, southern California
The Jap visitors up and binked vigorously whether
because the curse was not silly they don't state
No individual tongue hand is going to start war be
tween the Japanese and American nations II ever comes
It will come because Of a demand by very large majority OF
the people so that DR. Bacr has really fired his at the
people which 5 a silly thing to do,
We herein present Dr. Baers Stiffness as sort OF object
lesson Of warning later who may be called upon
TO formally welcome our visitors from Japan These visitors
should be treated royalty and generously and ssby not ia
crawling or oadying spirit It will be all right to say nice
things about Japan 1t will be all wrong to hu advance curses
at our nation which may Justly be involved in difficulty with
the honorable laps, and will be both wrong and foolish to
initiate Dr. Baer the character Of the heavy stage vii
lain and dramatically "Curses The beautiful maiden
outrun me Palsy TO her running gear
And we doing reception committees kindness by warm
ing them against selecting doctors their orators Doctors
necessities and mighty good people in their places but IN
wherein doctor took at public oraioy
aud didn't succeed putting his foot in his mouth and the
feet OF most OF his friends in addition
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DIT ali along the andeTtone Of deep
Hatred. They might jnss about be
kng knights IN a former day. but
Il was evident that they were spoil
ina for a real fight and slad OF any
chance Betty, tcrrorssricken, felt
that she vas the cause Of this dan.
ecroas situation. She had played
fast and loose with both of them.
and had played the one against the
other. both had protested their
love for her.
Mortimefs answer TO her words
vas To brush her roughly aside
with a wide sweep uf his mailed
arm. Half hyrnotired. Betty
watched the men raise their axes
on hiEh. She saw them waddle
somca hat uncertainty. toward each
other. and then she saw them BRING
the axes down upon earh other with
considerable force. Mortimer's blow
glanced OF i.ancclot's hcadplece aud
struck him ON the shoulder, Lance
lots al frll short and struck Morti
mar a CHANGING blow on hia mailed
chest. 10th ~ the men staggered
under the force Of the impact,
Jimmy, Jimmy cried Betty.
frantlcally. ne She saw the two new
knlghia Of old advancing 10 renew
the attack.
At her call sandy haired. laugh
lnr faced young American ran In.
10 saw the situation al glance.
'whai. ho. ms warriors bold he
cried. aud running up 10 each one,
he neatly tripped them. From there
prune positions on the floor Norii'
mef and lAnceiot Klared at the
couplc through their helmets owinf
TO the weight OF the armor they
could not rise
There's no use continuing your
fighting" Informed Jimmy, ms he
placed his arm around the waist Of
the blnshlng girl. You cant win
Betty By serspping any longer
she's promised to marry me"
Betty dropped her head on jim
mys shoulder. and without back
ward glance they waived from the
room
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

WHY "hhnf '""f 'Nf
Mis-. Aans o.. toDn hiss iatr"aiis-
ed IA new fenfu} into modern ritY
me iioRinnlns bnY ifd, FOE three
weeks, = uniqn4p9pulaf, practical
civic Institute NJ hn conducted
Visits viii b. uln ~ various de-
nartmenta, buiidlTa. parks. schools.
40 II Hraftie. Iriufnu bg pfamis
nsnt men IN sat hrid of arilfitf
viii b. given rgal afternoon in the
Yn ~ a. a ~ school Tor child
and adult. full otniefsaiinE sixhfa
and Inspiring tait rne people are
saing to study u ~ riif
WHIT
n.saass l.aoIstrfs arsuses lafsf-
est. CITY gofafu0'nl D. 81 ny flrfg
10 many people 1irfH nis 90 Yniil
W. discover fhrir llfrha nlsiu. iinn
ely IL OfnHuisnfshpula b. - ln
exploded tflrh. N should IthpNl
a Harvard protector has frfenilf
ssiabiiahed By N, sorsstrn nine
coBiufiaa aga. ID Il ns1 Boston
~ excavation. rins u ne pia
Morse palace we'd f0uhf IN iiin
center once stood larN ilrrplars
Around that blaFiuf flee gn4e giants
aahsned aud wofiid peitrf Tor ne
10 know about out az ihan imaK
inc how those on wrfinrs lived.
what ~ not kuowd ngli ~ we'll be
isni aSmatimea AZ fi1Ht sipph city
will hr well K0verga People are
Interested ~ NInf ihff KNOW
usess.s Isi.r..5 Inspire. aetion.
All r.n worI J1Eis when theg
know how. An n run city when
t6aV tnov hovf ~ least have =
sbafa h. Il. uJvaFd college has .
toard ~ oVafnefa They Simply do
tnat Th@y inlea tlrats. rVmpnfhixe
ana rfiiirlss President Eliot a..
firms that ti,lsf oftfaerfa have ben
Fitted ths fiifsrshy The people
viii haoau, oferssffa when they
snow thsV ciiy fheir lnssstiFu.
lions. ayn(sthiss and criticisms viii
have a ufuissufue effect uH H. mua
nlcipsi ~ Ignorant people are un
~ and dnnRefous slFsfsiEns n
ihs pe,lle rule They Aouid be intel.
Iigent lulefa kn0NfdRe awak eHa
the aJspinf ritirenrtip IN such
aasa " folsYs Town u fmpos
slhiiIea on Golden iluie ilsiFhfs
owe rbnhinK the Vale " Goodwill. =
bee }nsH d real city seattle he
co.'s possible, TOT knowing people
ssrsa.s s~iisa hrias. issprsss-
oats. hunYan pirtuf6d fftY 81
fHfNufONhI ffnN NNNnfF Ahffafiau
ped for safety lie was wfonE. Ths
modern man dass not flee from evil
We fights ~ Jesus christ PRAYED
ihat ihoas who have hunhniis's In
trrests a. hear should not BE- taken
out u the World, bot they should
b. hfpt from rtil Intelligent ar
linn bfirgs ethical impra, emsata
We know our city, not Tor ifn ma
gfiel sake. but for humans aake
We lmpfpfr u - men and women
And children can live better and hap
n Destruction. ! knuu n. and -
- you. nut wF can make n CITY
" safety Ignorant people are ~.
pefstiiieua. Intelligent fojk srs
iea lssa and nsht evil Any action
sith q spiritual emphaaig means Ian
afotrm~nt
n~rss-e improsemea Isesea.e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01
GAPVIN's coRNERI
BY THE tEvEREND JOSEPH L. GARvTE
AsT0R or FIRST CHRISTIAN cBupe.

sgapatbf. Human heinz.
cts are Ike r stream
CITY fffeaif fffg How Ia NJ
'aiiit fsflf htaiinE hesl.1
thpe and ffHih=and sonls
poison ts iifaF 30 Far rs.i
tie fiifHi tHffsnt fnns
mt Hifea THE city lie
lsft men and women hnsw ~
To- e them and you live Ia w
theif HfifHfe So Wsil A. ~
ian VIII feel tie eitfa 49, ~
lhen M gay that Flaa4,., =.
WHHlf itiH 10 knatsiada@ f|
fliHa needs and nfann n ~
70 iiff iaKftnef Niii mate ~
90 tie iuhnfh tfHh-~s a
'.i r. Pc z seepsf a little -.
beats lawsuit every ~.
e,ea4s up itiia and Keeps pss,'.
hseas.s syaspaihy cali. q.
fiss. AhHn We lave reas.
Ideal Of Jesus Christ. thai -
q city 70 minister aHd moi Ia ~
iatrfrl unto. then We ara -.
qtif right 10 be called ! g.sI. +
Tines tell uH fHat fIed made ~.
Wy ana man made tIa tow.f.
product Of thH litg neqeftI.. 4
Tire iHsh WHOM Tod has IA. n
lsn Hii Hffifs-f5t n fne,t,,.l'4
We Municipality that isnt NJ :
serve lht panpls. AZ pubic M
are TOT the eitFs aefsife W..
feel Tor the lees foriunais ~. Y
our nlidHi aud Try 70 sefvs NJ
are then living Up 70 ihs NJ. !
cur conscience n approve. ~
The mere Ne hssw st.., -.
the better can We serve M "
and lta muititudes The pshli@ v
Gals will be glad Daeier.
speak TO D. then igiellifenfls y.
mayor fan feel Hs SUPPORT * ~
eHtnd groups Tie needs aad -.
Of the city sill be flilsd .rfN
served Without friction. Iv...
elaHisfihFs mob hhd snafL.
NTH Had aluin districts law 49,
evil pfactiess=Niii Be- sbai,-1-. 4
ruhiie sentiment u means : Z.
tide ef life It msans = bstis- =
II manhood md Mdmanfs,a1
means a retHfH to what tsn.
a fHHiiHH Of deeeHey and -
for seifsfeapeft
"a kss~ fsaf eify sad rs,s.x =
Institute 81 Will BE worth r1f,
man once NeHf % : helFfs =
ionh I'd aaNH upon the city. ii. I.
4 vision Of IT, life He nau ef1.''I
aid aaft=dsals. the courts n f.riI
the temples Of learning. IL - Z
niafts q H1mn4eree and o. irsI1
saw the homes plenty ani lssiI
hufH lie HHw streets filled AMI I.
busy and the idle tie snu bss..I
u nli-lhe struggles, pHs<lsf1 =
hfa Fnfs. hatKrda and lsiinr -.
lie saw also that through 'ls1s =
all who knew about rs ain !,
purpose. al y Iia had hearts q y
reiY and minds Of inssKti,F, -
seek Ing. striving. planning. Il Nj.
about operation. good WIN an {,
golden rule
eatrh the vl.i.s. Seek II selma
or uuNeifishiY Visit the laHIis
Tor what you may get ouf q Il
for what you may do thrown
knnN your city 10 exploit IL :
sources Of 70 help ~ welfare VA
ever the motive. all who attend '
feel 4 deeper interest Ia IL ufs 4
have = better idea Of their f-spszl
hiiiiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

PLAYTIME STORIES
the OWL.


-oh. Robbie. I'm going back. per-
haps ifs a Wildcat crisf May,
elutehlas Bobble-s fast -Ho-ho-
hs-ho- hoi- repeated a queer thlet
voice In the twilight,
-Poohs- theY aren't any Wild
eatsi- declared Robbie hravely
aMayh< it, The baby colt whlnny-
ms. I'm not afraid
This children had beun sent "a
shut up the chickens. and " wna
just ~hen May was giving a Eood
night Pat 10 cd Speckie that she
Hnd Rabbir heard ~Hs. ho-ho.ha
hsi- Ny. but u sounded near.
and very tusld. -iio-he hoi A
frora n pole overhead
IT'S one u those things In ric.
iureN-a Hrheruh, you know,
whispered May 10 Robbie
-f.et u alone and don't paint
that way said Robbie qutrkiy
You SEQ he aas afraid. iir took
tight hold of Mays hand and the,
ran hdfue a. fast hs they knee
hos. and told mother about r.
we saw a real chsfub. mother.
wingx and head. and Il was sing
decinfei May. IT was just all
wings and a head. and Il was slng
ing
Maybe u wasn't me" put In
Robbie cautiously Maybe u WA
a dear little owl" venturcd mother
..tff. q at..Ia Ia 49,. s5..ls.. sls4,. -.
Il was. agreed Puily. ~Course II
vas. May-jua. a common scroech
owl, declared Robbie. ntruttins
around. He was trying 70 forget
how ecaFed he was
The next day Johnny. neigh
bot boy, knocked At the door with
q very sleepy but diruincd owl
tucked under his arm. ~Oh. where
did you find az cried May. Caught
II riKht down IN the orchard" rald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01
COUNTESS Hossi is WORRYING
ABOUT THE TARIFF
REVISION

New. Mr. Speaker Cannon. srna'
tors Piles and Jones and Congress
men Ilumphfica. cnshman and Poln'
dexter. sit up straight and listen to
this
The beautiful Countess Roasi,
who graees the bill At tho orphcum
this week. il much exercised over
the impending tariff reforms. and
declares that while she haa hereto
fofe been too busy to think much
ahont H. abe has come 10 the Do
cialon that wamsn should be allowed
to vote. or at least on this pasticn
lar subject.
lust imagine letting all those
masty old paintings come IN fpr
Of duiy. and putting a big tar 90
these
A Perfect Outrage
rs these" she meant The sleek
pink stockings that darted for an
all TO bvreif moment frsm behind
one Of tho latest walatatthe knee
gowns
why. it'a a perfect outrage iunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

The Hot Waicr-spzx-1ri.
lIe-Gee'whilikinR. that's scald
Ing.
Tho Shaving cup-Ritiic. rattle.
ruitlc.
Ile-Punk snap ihla
The Razor -zcc-ee-see zee.
Che e.. Alexander. where are
your
e-Mumblemumble,
She taEainl -AleNan.d der.
-WaahuwantY
she---iireak-fsnt ia read-eci
iio lin a low tonol--1'he deuce Il
la
The Razor nee xeeeelp,
He-parn thai blnnkety blank
blank blade,
The Shaving cup-Rittlc. rattle
rutile.
She Alexander,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01
LOWER The TARIFF ON OUR
STOCKINGS SAYS TIE ARTIST

men have 10 pay for II all anyway.
Ia only q foolish Argument on the
part Of thoee who are eamperinE
With the tariff. but very unjust 10
the thousands Of thousands Of
girls who are nclfsupporting.
Ne Justice In n
7 can very well soe where there
n.,ghi 10 some justice IN tho much
fidieuied tea tAk. and can SEQ 20
real reason Why works Of art should
not b. levied upon. but To tan thing
that women have TO have. any
higher than they are At present
Il nothing more NOT icAH than wiring
ing her hardcarned money away
from her for the beniflt Of frce
school. or free art for ]. Pirrpout
Morgan. Andrew Carnegie and the
fess"
That ought 10 hold the tariff
tlnkers for q time Hands on the
sacred hosiery Of women, Mr.. Con.
gr-esmAn. You're old enough To
know better anyway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

Irrllablo temnor and Rcnoral DIS.
comfort result. We positively euro
this condition with our specially
ground glasses. Schuchard Optical
Co., Eye Specialists, 1907 Second
ay., Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

Aside from the sslteonsiiiuied
queens of the May. getting up early
this morning was in no particular
easier than any other loss famous
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

Residents of those states where
cyclones run amuek ought to have
. fairly accurate conception Of
Turkish politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

Abdul Hands chief concern nos
Ia that the Young TURKS wont put
him somewhere and forget all about
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

The visitor took up a small ran
vns amrared over with Invisible
gray, aprinkled here and there with
yellow "blohs"
what have we horcF he said 70
tho artist
"A ciirDmHiic In sad color, with
golden accidents" replied the YOUNG
pa!nter Lynn nlEht lights from tie
aen.T
"Oh. quite ao,' murmured the WIS.,
itOr u wbndgr- have I got Il right
side up2"
The painter regarded the canvas
fiunhffullY, then pointed 10 re-
mHfhuhlr signature IN the CORNER
ITS all fight ho said, You'll
never make = mistake II you keep
that IN Tho right hand corner il il
put thcre Tor that purpose, -
YOUTHS Companion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

Sooner or later expressmen arc
bound to learn that their license
does no, include the rish, to com.
init highway robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

An the same, We fpel tho slot
meter ~ili occasionally bite the
hand that Feeds II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01
STAR DUST

The man who does Ills level best
Isn't going down bill.
MANY a man strainH AZ a gnat who
wouldn't swallow a camel
The MN who undertakes himself
II never eferr1tfd by others.
Tho people WHO run VI bills arc
generally run dswn b. the collector
About one woman In q thousand ~
Logical and then she Is inyincihie.
Lots u things 60 without saying,
but you can't number scandal amonr
them.
"a thing u beauty ~ a Joy for.
ever Or ~ Toast until II goes ont Of
fashion.
n d man were able 20 d avery
thing be pleased. he probably
wouldn't be pleased TO do H.
H0ar-iinra comes Barslalait DO
you know him 70 speak TOT
Joax Not Y Eeo him first.
A young man learns lot 10 four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

years At college that he spends the
rost of his iife In forgetting
Some men arr 90 near that rather
than break a dollar bill they viii
pretend 10 be broke themselves.
There are lot of meaningless en-
preaslonn. The fellow who tells you
he follows tho hounds may be a dos
catcher,
Blobbe--My len ear Il burning. |
suppose aome ono Is talking about
me.
siobha-you ought TO be glad you
are not the weather man,
we should never lot Tho left hand
know what the right hand Ia doing,
quoted tho Wise finy.
NO. u would. no doubt. be often
moftifying 20 tho left band. added
the simple Mus.
In Colorado.
How about your Dry land deaif"
"Vh. ! ditched H."
Dropped n. chr
No; irrigated tho land and made
a fortune on H."
Hardly Upright.
lack asked me 70 marry him last
night think ~ accept hes 20
] upright about everything"
Upright Thhts queer I lust
iureed hin down night before last, .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

Johnny. 'Lot'r get him some bread
10 rat" suggested Robbie. now very
much Interested. but Johnny said
that the owl would like 4 piece OF
raw meat better than the bread.
Then mother said snpposing the
little owl had a family, how cruel
# would be to take II away home.
Tho children looted sobes 01ll put
il back In the hole in the iroe.' said
Johnny. aud they all went out to
see where the owl lived. Aud what
do you think, there IN the old tree
was nest with four round eggs in
II and Johnny SGT the rufflcd littic
owl right back on thcm, where she
wanted TO be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

iiiE beat Eifi enrr aAns for loo iiufd
SAID he You HiuH tusf ilkc 4 bird
I mean" went On Joe
i1ks a duck o. cfoSi-
Nihee then thsy don't apeak -fiot a
Wofi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

lots ~ things 60 without saying.
but you can't numher scandal among
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

MANY a man strains At a gnat VIII
wouldn't swallow a camel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-01

"a thing u beauty ~ a Joy for.
ever" Or ~ least Until II goes oui of
faghl1n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-04
A SUPERB Correlation.

Undoubtedly the richest transporta-
ton corporation in the United states
If not the world. is the Pennsylvania
Railroad company. II has, for many
years been blessed with able and hon
est management, both conservative and
enterprising. The annual report to the
stockholders made by the directors
March >. shows its assets to be over
SOS 900. 600. Of which half is in road and
equipments. one-third in securities, and
the remainder in cash and miscellane-
Gus property.
Its liabilities are a funded debt OF
about $500 600, 000, the balance being in
capital stock. and a profit and loss
credit Of $4,000, 600 Its gross income
for the year was Sl35, 900. 900, its total
expenses sos. O00. 900. leaving s2S.000.O00
as net profits. out Of which a dividend
Of 6 per cent was paid. nearly s9,o00.00G
was expended in Improvements. and
almost a million added to the profit and
loss account.
These figures are hard to appreciate,
ana the executive ability required TO
highest order The vastness Of this
business can perhaps be better cOnpTe-
hended by consideration Of the fact
that its gross receipts Tor the year OK
coed both the receipts and expenditures
Of the national government IN 1860. IN
that year the government received and
paid out only $4,000. 600. The Penn
sy.vanic Railroad company last yeaC
received and accounted for Sl36.Oo0tO0-
South Bend Gud.l Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-04
IF 1T DISAPPEARS,
IT'S ECZEMA
How to Tell Whether : Skin ATee-
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