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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-26
NINE STRONG REPUBLICANS TALKED OF FOR MAYOR:
@ @ Thomson Bernard 5M 5! Peters, n. POWELL Leroy Goddard James! Hogan William M John %
MUNICIPAL NEWS
Some Items of Interest From the
Public Offices About Occur.
rences of the Week.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Clyde
l.. Day was appointed city attorney to
fill out the unexpired term of John
X. Caverly, elected to the Municipal
Court bench at the recent election.
Corporation Counsel Brundage made
the appointment after spending more
than week in making his selection
In naming Mr.. Day Corporation Coun.
sci Brundage said: "Mr. Day is a
good lawyer and man of high stand.
ing in the legal profession. He will,
I am sure, conduct the office as It
should be conducted" Mr.. Day, who
is Al years old, is married and lives
with his wife and three sons at $500
Monroe avenue.
A petition to establish a branch Of
the Chicago Public Library in the vii.
son avenue district is being circulated
by the North shore Commercial Asso.
citation. The board Of directors is said
to favor the plan, which w. J. Klingen.
berg, president Of the Sheridan Trust
& Savings Bank, and other residents
are advocating. There is a population
Of 100000 in the district.
~EA
The new Washington street trac.
ton tunnel is rapidly nearing compile.
ton.
The Chicago Railway Company's en-.
gineers believe that the track fOunda.
ton can be put In. the rails laid, and
the trolley wires strung SO that cars
will be running through the long bore
about December I: but the more con.
sentative are inclined to estimate that
ten days will be required for the
track laying and other work which
devolves upon the company after II
has accepted the tunnel from the
contractor. George w. Jackson, Inc.
Mr.. Jackson visited the work on
Sunday and expressed determine.
ton to complete the task this week
| II he does so that will mark the be
ginning of another big task for the
Improvement of street car transpor.
tation--the removal of the elevated
railroad pillars that now block the
passage of the big surface cars. The
Jackson firm also is the contractor
for this work.
The removal Of the pillars is re
lated to the tunnel work Of the Rail
ways company, for the first of the
distractions to be tackled will bt
those at Franklin and Van Burer
streets, which now block the entrance
Of the recently completed Van Burcr
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-26

Look up your alderman's record. See
IL he deserves reelection next
spring.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-26

street tunnel to the large Van Buren,
street cars.
At present only the West Twelfth
street cars are routed through this
cut, but when two columns ut It's
eastern opening are moved few feet
the double truck cars can be routed
through II. thereby increasing their
speed and relieving bridge congestion
which is thrown back upon the loop
district.
The structural alterations of the
loop also will remove the last OBJ.
stacles to some of the most import
ant through routes through the down
town district. the installation Of
which is required under the traction
ordinances.
Some 100000 of unpaid bills,
owed by the city Of Chicago, will be
disposed of before the end Of the
month, according to an estimate made
on Monday by Louis Z. Gosselin, dep.
uty comptroller The bank statement
from the city depositaries today
shows that Chicago has $22.477,9G9.93
In cash. Most Of this Is tied up in
various funds. which cannot be used
for the running expenses of the city.
The cash available to meet the
city's obligations Is:
Corporate fund ..........$2.5s1, 245.06
Water fund ............. 1,629,O61.25
Total 49,. ............$4 ,21O,3O6.31
In addition to this the first delivery
OF the $3.500.000 bonds voted to pay
for the new city hall will be made
this week. The initial delivery will
be bundle of 1000 of the bonds. rep.
resenting s1,O00,OO0. A second $1,000.
600 will be delivered next month.
The largest funds In which the city
has cash which can be used only for
particular purpose stand today:
Special assessments 80. .$3.0f3.036.S2
| Sinking funds .......... 5,946,S45.49
vehicle tax ............. 173,ll3.dO
Chicago City Railway. 1885,, S3953
Chicago Railways Co... 2,642,212.06
tuberculosis sanitarium 6,017.25
Those figures show a financial
standing of which any city might be
proud Of and which few can boast"
declared Walter II. Wilson, city comp.
troller.
Look up your alderman's record. See
II he deserves reelection next
spring.
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Bachelors cotillion at the New Willard. at
which Mrs. Taft viii receive the guests
and Miss Taft viii Doe among the dancers.
Miss Catherine Britton's dinner dance for
Miss Taft viii be on January e. Monday,
January g. she win be present at the
charity ball. January II Mrs Edison Brad
ley will have a dance FOR her; January
Il Mr. and Mrs John r. Mclean viii give
a dinner dance for her, and on January 30
the German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorn viii give a dinner dance
for her. In the meantime there are other
dinners and dances arranged. but not an
nounced Among them is one which Miss
Mary Patten viii give
IN the midst of the festivities, IN which
there is displayed universal interest, thele
has already crept the element of sadness,
caused By the withdrawal OF several of
the official families from society because
of death or illness. Again on the thresh-
old of the gay Official season. Two Cab
met homes are closed 10 social gayeties.
those of the Secretary Of state and OF the
Secretary Of War. Mrs. Nasel. wife of
the Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
was in mourning all last season for her
sister. Mrs Knox went into mourning
last winter, IL viii be remembered, just
on the eve of the opening Of the
season, because of the death of
brother, following close upon the death
of a fGVOrite aunt for whom she had
retired for several months. She was
among the guests at the White House
10 greet the White House belle on Thurss
DAY and was warmly greeted by her
friends and acquaintancas among whom
she had been greatly missed for a year.
ONLY the next day another brother was
taken away suddenly, and again the home
OF the Secretary OF State viii be missed
as a rendezvous for the official and dip
lomatic circles. Mrs. Dickinson, wife Of
the Secretary of War, was one of the
most active OF the official hostesses. and
she also Will be sadly missed from her
circle.
These untoward events have been fol-
lowed by the sudden death OF Gen.
Wesley r. Merritt at Hot Springs
yesterday. Mrs. Merritt had come up
to make a short visit 10 her mother,
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mont-Smith, and Mrs. 4 II. Fowler as
sisted in receiving the guests and dis
pensing the Inequalities OF the afternoon.
There was a large company Of army
friends Of the hostess.
Mrs. Henderson has issued invitations
for a reception Friday. December 1s. in
compliment 10 the members OF the Ma
tional Civic Association.
Rev and Mrs. c Ernest Smith have
cards out for December Is from 10 6.
when Miss Helen Smith viii be formally
presented 10 Washington society.
Mrs. Preston Gibson will entertain at
a supper and informal dance at Rausch-
er's on December Is following the per-
Torrance Of Mr.. Gibson's play,
Mrs. c. D, Merwin, division president.
who represented the District Division =
the United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy al the annual convention. held al
Little Rock. Ark. November Z. has re-
turned and VIII be at the Portner for the
winter Many social functions were ar
ranged for Mrs. Merwin, the State regent
% iic ~ ~ lSt a4An0 4Sliio Z az ieAf
giving a special reception in her honor.
Mrs Merwin was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. +. c. LOngmre.
The United states Consul to London
and Mrs. Griffith. of Indiana, who are
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Porter, viii go TO New York on Tuesday
and then go West. Mrs. Porter enter
tanned at a pretty tea OH Friday after
noon IN their honor.
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Harbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Adam Luber,
Mrs. Annie Sasscer, Mrs. Eta Stickei,
Mrs Mamie Tabler. Mr. and Mrs. ". J.
Armstrong. Miss Annie Scriven, Miss
Jennie Talbot, Mr.. Edward Widstaek,
Mr.. and Mrs. John z. Rhodes.
Mrs. Henry Clifford Stuart. of lbs Con-
necticut avenue was at home informally
yesterday afternoon from 4 90 o'clock
Assisting her were Mrs. Brinton stone
and Mrs. Paul F1tzsimmons.
a regular meeting Of the District OF
Columbia Woman Suffrage Association
will be held Thursday evening. Decem-
Der S. al O'Clock, in Films Hall.
Eighth and K streets northwest Mrs.
Anna Z. Hendley VIII read a paper an
swering Richard Barry--"What women
have actually done where they vote. -
followed by discussion.
Mrs. Francis X. Stevens. Of New York,
arrived In Washington yesterday after
noon, and VIII be the guest OF her mother
and father. the Assistant Secretary OF
War and Mrs Robert Shaw oliver. for
some time. Mrs. Oliver and Miss Oliver
will entertain informally at a tea this
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Stevens.
Mrs. John IT. Hewson was hostess at a
tea yesterday afternoon at o'clock IN
honor of her daughter. Mrs. Avery d.
Andrews. Mrs. Leonard Wood. Mrs. FIRE.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Third Assistant Secretary OF state
and Mrs. Chandler Hale entertained at
dinner last evening In honor of Miss
Helen Taft. who has had an unprece-
denied week of gayety. The guests asked
to meet her were Mr. and Mrs. Kennard.
of the British Embassy stan; Mrs. S.
Reynolds Hit wife Of the United States
Minister to Venezuela. Miss Marion Oil
yer. Miss Sophy Johnston. Miss Cecilia
May. Mr.. de Thai OF the Russian En-
hassy stan. Mr., Centaro. of the Italian
Embassy stan; Mr.. Jerome Bonaparte,
Mr.. F. II. Brooke. and Mr. Odon Horst
man.
Mrs. Greedy. wife Of Gen Adolphus W.
Greedy. and her daughters will entertain
at a dance for Miss Helen Taft on Fri
day. December %
The annual luncheon and sale by the
ladies Of the Pierce Guild at the old
Masonic Temple Thursday, Friday. and
yesterday was success in every way,
and netted quite a tidy sum for the
Washington Home for Foundlings.
The Washingtonians have issued cards
ANt lifttt AFNAEAltWEi AAlfft I'd t8tE4 III
National Rifles Armory next Thursday
evening.
Miss Nina Van Arsdale entertained a
box party at the New National Theater
yesterday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Helen Hendriek. who was formally pre-
scented to Washington society at tea
Friday afternoon. Others In the party
were Miss Marie Ray. Miss Ida Nor
ment Smith. Miss Hazel Cox, and Mrs.
]. l. Rohinett, wife OF Paymaster Robi-
nett, L. s. n. who chaperoned the
party. After the theater Miss Van Ars-
dale took her guests 20 the New Willard
! for tea.
Mrs. Paul Fitzsimmons, wife OF Or.
Fitzsimmons. L. s. n, has invitations
out for a bridge luncheon next Friday. al
her new residence, 1911 Adams NM road.
Mrs. John b. Henderson has invita-
tons out for a small cotllion. which she
will give at Boundary Castle in honor OF
Miss Helen Taft, Wednesday evening,
December p.
Miss Mary lands, daughter OF former
Representative lands. Of Indiana, en-
tertained at box party at the New
National yesterday afternoon in honor
OF Miss Wlnifred Davis, whose marriage
10 Lieut.. Richard c. Moore, L. s. A.
will take place next Wednesday Miss
Lands will be one OF Miss Davis brides
maids.
Mrs. Susie A. Rhodes entertained the
members Of the Dupont Social Club at
her home. in Keefer place northwest.
Thursday evening During the evening
splendid music and literary programmes
were given and refreshments served. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs. r. B.
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Mrs. Norman Williams. because OF the
improved condition OF the generals
health. which had not been good for
a long time. The news came TO
her just as she was about 10 start back
to him, and this Will OF course. close
Mrs Williams hospitable home for some
time. Mrs. Williams already had Invita-
lions out for many dinners and for a
large musicale on January g. for which
she had engaged Nine LIhskoWski. OF the
Boston Opera. and Dethier. the great
French viOlinist. 10 give the programme
These have all been cancelled. The mar
riage OF Miss Laura Williams 10 Gen
Merritt is well remembered. following
closely upon tho close OF the Spanish
war He was much older than she. and
there was very interesting romance
attached 10 the union. They have spent
their winters with Mrs Williams here
for some years. and have a large circle
OF acquaintance and friends.
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lngton home is the old home OF s. S.
Rowland and OF former Postmaster Gen.
eral Wanamaker and OF the former Sec
rotary OF the Navy William c. Whitney.
Gen. Pennock Rogers, u. S. A. re-
tired. and Mrs. Rogers have left Wash
ington for Florida, where they VIII spend
the winter.
Brig. Gen. Green Clay Goodloe. L. S.
NJ. c., retired. and Mrs. GoodIoe have
opened their Sixteenth street house for
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth have
returned 10 their Washington home from
their country estate in New York state
Mrs. Meyer and the Misses Meyer, wife
and daughters Of the Secretary Of the
Navy. sailed yesterday for home, after
several months absence In Italy.
Mrs Elisha Dyer, Of Providence. R. l..
has arrived in Washington for the
season.
Senator Crane joined Mrs. Crane and
their two little sons yesterday in this
city.
Miss Eleanor Wayne Parker, daughter
OF Representative Richard Wayne Par
ker. of New Jersey. has returned TO
Washington and Joined her parents, after
spending the summer and autumn in
England and Scotland.
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PERSONALS.

The President and Mrs. Taft occupied
the Presidents box at the National Thea
ter last evening. and had with them Mr..
Justice and Mrs. William r. Day and
Capt. Archibald Butt.
Mr. Frank QuigIey went 10 New York
yesterday. where ne joined his brother.
Lieut.. Daniel 5. Quigley. and several
others. and sailed for trip 10 the West
Indies. a greater part OF their time Will
be spent in Jamaica. Mrs. Quigley went
as far as New York with her husband.
MIR and Mrs. Huntington Jackson. the
latter formerly Miss Shelby Converse
daughter OF the late Rear Admiral George
a Converse, Il. S. N. are spending a.
month in this city. where they are the
guests OF Mrs. John P Jackson. at her
homo in Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Abernethy. who spent the last
month visiting her son. Capt Abernethy.
L. S. A.. at Fort Hunt. Va, has gone to
Hampton, Va. where she is visiting her
daughter before returning to her home
in San Antonio, Tex.
Mrs. Male, of this city, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Ellis. at Columbus Barracks.
Ohio Mrs. Ellis entertained at a lunch
con there in honor of Mrs Male, when
her guests were Mrs. Murray. Mrs.
Davidson, Mrs. Menoher, Mrs. Rockwell,
and Mrs. Christian.
Miss Athlyn surles. of Milwaukee,
Wis. arrived in Washington yesterday
and viii be the guest Of Miss Alice
Wright, debutante daughter of Judge and
Mrs Daniel Thew Wright
Lieut.. Arthur y. Tasker. Medical Corps,
U. S. A, is the guest of his father-in-
law, Mr.. R. B. Berry. at his home. 1913
K street. Lieut. Tasker is on leave OF
absence from HIS post at the Preside OF
San Francisco, Cal.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Drake. after
an extensive tour through the lower Alps.
have left Forealquier zen auto" for Nice
where they win pass the winter.
Lieut.. Kenneth c. Castleman. u. S. N.
who has been on duty at the torpedo
station, Newport, R. l., has been ordered
to the scout cruiser Birmingham as navi-
gator.
Mrs. Alfred Johnson. wife OF Lieut.
Alfred johnson. attached to the U. S. s.
Delaware, and her two children are
spending the winter at Carvel Hall, An
napolls. Nd.
Miss Annie S. Williamson. of this city.
is the guest OF Mrs Tilley. widow of
Rear Admiral Tilley. L. S. N, at An
napois, Nd.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Henderson, u.
s. N. have just moved into their new
residence at 1901 Twenty-third street.
Mr.. l. Townsend Burden, Of New York,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brit
ton. whose daughter. Miss Catherine Brit
ton. entertained at dinner Friday night
in honor of Miss Katherine Baxter, of
Louisville, who is their house guest
Lieut.. and Mrs, ]. De Camp Hail have
returned to their home at Fort Crook,
Nebr., after visiting in this city.
Miss Katherine Bellinger, daughter OF
Rev. ". w. Bellinger, Of New York. is
John B. Bellinger and Mrs. Bellnger, at
their home. 1879 street.
Mr. Boris de Strive, attache of the
Russian Embassy, and Nine. de Strive
are rejoicing over the arrival of daugh-
ter on Thursday. Nine. de Strive was
formerly Miss Eleanor Slater. daughter
OF MIR. William A. Slater, whose WASH
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Miss Ruth and Miss Sarah Daniel en-
tertained the Misses orme at luncheon
yesterday afternoon, which was followed
by matinee party. The Misses orme
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Carriages for social Gaysties.
For weddings. receptions, dances, thea-
ter parties, &c, hire Downeys elegant
carriages; hired reasonably. Stables lb-0 Il
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Mrs. Richard B, Chew entertained at a
luncheon yesterday in her apartment in
the Wyoming in compliment to Mrs
Hoyle Tomkies, of Shreveport La, pres
ident OF the Women's National Rivers
AMI Harbors Congress.
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Mrs. Isaac Mann has cards out for a
luncheon on December Il
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Miss Louise Cromwell has invitations
out for two luncheons December u and
Is for her house guest. Miss Vivian Gould.
daughter OF Mr.. George Gould. OF New
York who will arrive in this city on
the 18th
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEONS

Mrs. Myer Cohen entertained at lunch
con yesterday to introduce her Oldest
daughter, Ruth. The luncheon was
served at Rauscher's. and Mrs. Cohen
was assisted by Mrs. Lawson, who was
formerly Miss FRANCESCA Kaspar; Miss
Alice Wright, Miss Nancy Jones, Miss
Cyneth Conger, Miss Margaret Smith,
Miss Marion King. Miss Dorothy Flint
(her house guest. Miss Mildred Bone.
Miss Edith McQuade, Miss Mildred ORA
ney, Miss Ruth Jones, Miss Edith Cohen,
Miss Charlotte White, Miss Mary Rad
ford, and Miss Harriet Conger Miss
Cohen is one OF the most gifted OF the
seasons buds. She graduated at one of
the fashionable local schools a year ago
In June, and has spent the time since
studying music. She has been for some
years a brilliant and talented piano stu
dent. and has recently developed a voice
which she has spent the past eighteen
months in cultivating Hon Simon Wolf
IS her maternal grandfather and law
partner Of her father. Mrs. Cohen and
her daughter will be at home Fridays
after the season opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selwin TAFT entertained
at dinner on Friday in honor Of Mr. and
Mrs. George T. Porter and their house
guests. the American consul general to
London and Mrs Grifiths. There were
also present Senior Don Francisco Yanes
and Nine. 4anes, and Mrs. Morris Evans
and the Director of the Mint
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Mrs. Abernethy. who spent the last
month visiting her son. Capt Abernethy
U. S. A.. at Fort Hunt. Vas has gone to
Hampton, Va. where she is visiting her
daughter before returning to her home
in San Antonio, Tex.
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Miss Katherine Bellinger, daughter OF
Rev. W. w. Bellinger, OF New York. is
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Col.
John B. Bellinger and Mrs. Bellinger, at
their home. 1879 S street.
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Mrs. Male, of this city, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Ellis, at Columbus Barracks.
Ohio Mrs. Ellis entertained at a lunch
con there in honor of Mrs Male, when
her guests We're Mrs. Murray, Mrs
Davidson, Mrs. Menoher, Mrs. Rockwell,
and Mrs. Christian.
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Mr.. Boris de Strive. attache of. the
Russian Embassy, and Nine. de Strive
are rejoicing over the arrival of daugh-
ter on Thursday. Nine. de Strive was
formerly Miss Eleanor Slater. daughter
of MIR. William A. Slater, whose Wash
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Lieut.. and Mrs. ]. De Camp Hail have
returned to their home at Fort Crook,
Nebr., after visiting in this city.
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Mr.. L Townsend Burden. of New York.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brit
ton. whose daughter. Miss Catherine Brit
ton. entertained at dinner Friday night
in honor of Miss Katherine Baxter, OF
Louisville. who is their house guest.
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Miss Athlyn Surles. of Milwaukee,
Wis. arrived in Washington yesterday
and viii be the guest Of Miss Alice
Wright, debutante daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Daniel Thew Wright.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert wadsworth have
returned 10 their Washington home from
their country estate in New York state
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Lieut.. Arthur y, Tasker. Medical Corps
U. S, A, is the guest of his father-in
law, Mr.. R. B. Berry. at his home. ISL
K street. Lieut. Tasker is on leave o
absence from HIS post at the Preside o.
San Francisco, Cal.
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Christmas
Offs for a J11on.
Dorothy Avery 3toworS. writing in 0be
Washington Heralo. says:

HAT 70 give him at Christmas-that is the
burning question It is easily answered.
however, by a leading establishment in
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Lieut.. and Mrs Robert Henderson, u.
s. N, have just moved into their new
residence at 1901 Twenty-third street
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Miss Annie S. Williamson. of this city.
is the guest OF Mrs. Tilley. widow of
Rear Admiral Tilley. L. S. N, at An
napolis, Nd.
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Mrs Elisha Dyer, Of Providence. r. l..
has arrived In Washington for the
season.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-03
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The prevailing prices on early ap-
ples-Yellow Transparent and Red
Astrakhan- continue to bring in
much money to the farmers and ap-
pie growers of Kent and Sussex
counties Those who sprayed their
trees this year have a big lead over
those who failed to spray. Levy
Court Commissioner j. Will Powell,
from an orchard of 500 Young trees,
has made financial pic-up. NC.
Jackson, another Harrington shipper,
has for many days been receiving
about $50 a day from his orchard
shipments. Both of these men spend
much time and labor in their or
chards all the year around.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-03
sis Life Worth Saving?"

Mrs. Mollle McRaney. Prentiss,
Miss, writes that she had a severe
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and that four bottles of Foley's Kid
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we'll. She closes her letter by say
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