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suRRoGATE's NOTICES.

sURRoGATEs COURT, wEsTcHEsTER
81 Countv-In the matter OF the application for
letters Of administration upon tho estate Of
.ne,sra A. : Wendell, deceased.
" ~ tbe creditors Of the estate Of Augusta A. 8
wendell deceased: Please take notice that Ella
" yan r Wendell and Rebecca a. y. Wendell
S,,one the petitioners herein. Intend 20 apply to
~ FSovrogate's Court OF the County Of west
hester for Letters OF Administration upon the
Goods C'hatteis and Credits OF Augusta A g..
yy@ndci deceased, with limited and modified
b,,d ni,rstlani 10 tho provisions OF Section 2,664
- The code OF civil Procedure OF the State Of
Ne1 York: and YOU and each OF you are hereby
,n,ieed and required by virtue OF the aforesaid
,yovislons OF section 2,664 Of the said Code and
h, nuTsuance OF the order made for that purpose
hv The Hon. Frank V. Willard. the said surro-
esste dated June 9Th. 1872 10 present any and
Eli claims chat you may have against the Estate
~ Augusta A. s. Wendell. deceased 20 the said
G,rroeste OF the County % Westchester. at his
offi1e In the County Court House, in the Village
- White plains, Westchester County, New York
en- or before July 10Th. 1oi2. at or after which
,irne the penslty o( the bond 70 be given By the
pnt1,ioners 10 whom Letters OF Administration
heiein shall be granted IS 10 be liked by the said
nafsd New YORK. June 9TH. 1912.
r,UPifJcK & aADELL Attorney for Petition
s1s Once and Post Office address, No. IS
PARK ROW. Borough Of Manhattan, New YORK
Titg.
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All Points
II The Catskill Mountains

,.,,,,,,v appointed steamers leave Pier 50.
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Ttms tables giving full information mailed
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LISTING GOVERNESS Backward children
.a.-Es5. terms reasonable. Address Miss L.
:, '"Sr,ond IL Irving Place.
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49,. MAN ,2W wishes position with chance
~. Advancement; best references. Ph. Schus-
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.,iuN,suEp ROOMS TO iET.

77;;;T5r5P VISIBLE, 70 Nassau St Catalogue
w LOs ~, ~ skes taken part payment; bargains
=. It.l.rxoods' Rsmin ktons. olvers. Smith,
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Ce1.-t,5I, go 600 in 1--WE years with a small
MApL - business: began with So Send
mall mai bsoklet. Tells how. Heacock, 5051
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

IA a live one with the goods that
AGLN 80 Every housewife wants the line.
sell e@f Tree smith supply Co. Worth ST.,
eanP.rius Penn.
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l LoS -n-Reliable German farmer Tele-
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80 IPTJER. TYPEWRITER.-B Beginner;
eTbNSs oa,,,rrate. moderate salary. chance OF ad-
APP, railroad work preferred. Advertiser.
ave.
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-,r7y sT wEsT,-LARdb. COOL ROOM,
os.au,lfuliy furnished; gentlemen; references.
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To6Y rsl!abls Swedish girl very
I,ood cook. not afraid work; best references.
az fris.d excellent chambermaid. waitress;
..ss-.tbsv or separate. Osterbergs Agency,
~ Iegirgton ave. lei 1855 Plaza
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- ir7nediateIy; take work home; 81 to 81
bss..tsr 500 West l6lh 81
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

900 or sTEVAT --Japanesa WISHES posi-
80. IN family. club OF yacht, thoroughly eN-
.,,sntsS and temperate. honest capable ref
800 Toni. L concord St. Brooklyn-
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CXTSNpE1EN!NSLINES

ror cATsKILL, HUDSON, CoXsACKlE and
lo, ,snsines. Direct connection with Catskill
Mountain Railroads for SAiKq. P Tl1s
ni. .ssI,p GUILE and
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go+sss cows etc. wife cook and house
r5TKsr. sac. together. Charles Wilson'S
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Female.

550T--s9Is: frst class. neat. economical;
bss friend chambermaid or waitress. to-
s.tasr O.. separate s%ceIent references, cry
80. 20 e. Phone 14SI BrNaCt
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long BEACH. LONG ISLAND.
Fireproof. % miles from ~ Y. European Plan.
CRYSTAL LAKE HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
Freeport. I ]. open all year; hns family
hotel. reasonable rates. automobile parties &C
comm odated. A. r. FROST. Prop.
NEW JERSEY.
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Sea Gate. New York

York: forty-hve minutes b. private boat from
Battery New York. Write for booklet. Rooms
with private baths Tel $3.50 Main.
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Dated May goth. 1912.

John ]. MEARA,
Flsintihs Attorney. once ana fostonlce
Address $50 Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian, New York city.
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To David II Coles Esq The foregoing
t1nmons is served upon you BY publication,
pgssusnt TO an order OF the Honorable James
A. Blanchard q Justice Of the supreme Court
o the State Of New York. dated May 10Th,
1912. and hled with the complaint in the once
q the Clerk OF the County Of New York az the
Court House. New York County.
DATED New York, May 10Th, 1912.
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-x,swoIT,Nc AND TvPEwR,r. rs

Once and p. .. Address' eauseFties' VI
ster County. New YORK
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T7sEFIL GIRL. newly landed; willing 10 learn;
city OF country: SIS Charles Wilson'S Agency.
Ia East 57th 81 Tel. 2224 Plaza -
WAITRESS PARLORMAID, or CHAMBER
IAID V-AITR ESS -Neat. strong Norwe-
ran girl very willing; thoroughly expert
sncsd; best references, S25. Osterberg's Agen-
-, TIs s.ioetou ave Tel 1865 Plaza.
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SEw YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW YoF

Eetta. Nov YORK May -"H, III
fACL GROSS, Attorney for Plaintiff. ONCE !
and Postoflcs Address. 302 Broadway, BoT- !
0ugh el MAMMALIAN. New YORK CITY.
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
Elmwood.

Gardens are looking fine in this
vicinity,
Corn planting is about through
with for this year.
Sunday school report for May .,
1912; Song, prayer by Bro, Mar
tin, All teachers and officers pres,
ent Total attendance l02, Inter
est very good,
Church at this place was well at
tended Sunday, A very interesting
sermon was delivered by Rev
Campbell, pastor of this church,
at 1 o'clock, also Sunday night,
Elmwood singing class met in us
ual order Sunday night and elected
officers for the coming six months
Jesse Martin was elected president
Floyd Parker yicc-president; Bessie
Wray, secretary; organlst, Berthe
Beene; leader, Mr.. Daniels,
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
Batavia.

Mrs Ed Daniels, Jeff Stuart's son
and Mr., Vanest have been on the
sick list this week,
The young people had a surprise
party at Mr., Travis last Saturday
night, and report an enjoyable time,
Mr., Botkins, our new section
boss, has rented one of the new Bill
ingsley houses, and is now domi-
cited as bona hde citizen of our
town,
Miss Elizabeth Lewis aud Miss
Jane Greene, two mighty nice little
ladies from Harrison, came out on
Thursday night and spent several
days in Batavia. To say that they
had fine time would be expressing
it very mildly They both say they
are coming back when school is out
and spend the summer here
Say, Mr. Editor, did YOU ever stay
at home on house cleaning day and
agree to do everything your wife
told you to do, in order to keep
from hiring someone to help your
wife clean house2 ltso, and you are
not string halted and wind.brokcn,
the balance Of your life, Dr. II, L.
Routh will treat when he comes 20
town. He tried it himself this week
and and is still down with a lame
leg, a sprained back, q bruised shout
der, besides his wounded feelings for
having been ordered around all day
lust like common servant
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
Petit Ridge.

Corn planting is the order OF the
day in these parts,
Mr.. and Mrs, Harve Kindall made
business trip to Harrison Satur-
day,
Mrs, Tina Brogdon and two child"
ren, Eugene and Lucille Of Sulphur,
Okla, are visiting Mrs, Brogdon's
parents Mr. and Mrs John Raynor.
Ernest Rose has been employed to
teach the next term of school at
Petit School House, Miss Fama
Honeycutt will teach at Wolf
Springs,
Bro, John Klepper preached quite
an interesting sermon at Hopcwel
Church Sunday, The subject was
1--WE have seen his star in the east
and have come to worship him
Some Of the young people Of this
vicinity attended church at VOL
Springs Sunday Among them were
frankie Baines, Fama Iloneycutt
Willie Honeycutt and Charley Ray
nor.
The Sunday School lately organic
ed at HopewcIl is progressing nicely
under the hcsupcrntendency of Charles
Garret with Lee Greene as secretary
The number enrolled is 43 Let u'
Join with Bro, Garret and keep tn,
good work going
Success TO the Times
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
Red Oak.

Mrs. Lou IIolcombc is on the sick
list
Crops are looking fine and the
farmers are at work again,
Center Point will have Children S
Day the 4th Sunday in May,
Most Of our farmers will plant
corn in a few weeks if it don't rain,
Several of our young folks attend
ed the singing convention at Rally
Hill,
We have fine prospects for fruit in
our community, and are thankful
for it,
Red Oak Union Sunday School is
is progressing finely and everyone
seems to be interested,
Singing Sunday evening
1t is announced chat Red Oak will
have Children's Day exercises the
first Sunday in June, Everybody is
invited,
Mr., Ball and family, Of oklahoma,
have moved 70 DR., Nance's farm, u
mile and a half southeast of Copps,
and a Mr., Landrth, Of Oklahoma,
has moved to Dr. Johnson's farm n
mile and half southeast of Capps,
Mrs Mark Cowon, who had been
i'll for some time with tuberculosis,
died last Monday evening at s
o'clock She leaves a husband and
three children, besides relatives and
friends to mourn her loss, She was
formerly Miss Virgie Young
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11

On Tuesday evening May sew
cnth, 1912, twenty-five members of
the Loyal Daughters class Of the
Christian Bible School, entertained
as many young men at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. w, b. Ray. The lawn
was beautifully lighted with Jap
ancsc lanters; the tables were spread
with good things to eat and Good
cheer" prevailed, After supper the
evening was spent in old time games
Joyous songs and interesting con.
versation With thanks TO the hos.
tess, to the young ladies who so
royaly entertained us we reluct-
antly took our departure dcclar.
ing that we had never spent a more
enjoyable evening A GUEST
A J. Russell, Of Green Forest,
and John | Worthington, Of Fort
Smith attended the Republican con-
YcntiOn at Little kOck TINS week,
Floyd Passmorc and Miss Arkie
Riddle were married Wednesday,
Rev Cal Johnson officiating,
D X Eo0 has accepted the agcn-
cy for a book describing the great
disaster of the Titanic
Mrs. h, +, Slaglc has been on
the sick list the past week
Mrs Sol Mitchell is dangerously
i'll,
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
County Correspondence.
Bellefonte.

All of the farmers are very busy
planting corn,
The new shop Off, A. Ruble is al
most completed.
DR., Bruton and daughter, of Mis-
souri,, visited relatives here the last
of the week.
Mr., and Mrs. Arch Johnston, OF
Western Grove, have been visiting
at the home of Mrs, Johnston's par,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Powers.
Mrs. Dollie p. Watkins and child
ren, of Green Forest, returned home
Monday after a pleasant week spent
with friends at this place, Miss Bur,
lie Ruble accompanied her home for
a visit,
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
Orion.

Health good in this ncjghborhood
Sam Raynor has recently pur-
chased IN organ,
We understand that man from
Oklahoma is moving on the Austin
place,
The young people ofthis place en-
joyed a singing at Mr. tr0wiord's
Sunday afternoon,
If we get our church organ this
week we will have singing at this
place next Sunday evening,
Wheat and oats are coming out
wonderfully, Corn planting is the
order Of the day 1t seems from all
indications that we will be blcst
with a good crop Of fruit this year,
The Texas fever ticks, as well as
our native ticks, have in the last few
wears become q menace in this see'
tiOn of the country, We have pre-
pared "A place TO dip the cattle and
are going to put forth every TO rid
the county Of ticks,
Sunday school is progressing nice.
ly under the leadership Of Rev, j. W,
Petit There will be Children 4
Day exercises at this place the see
ond Sunday in June Everybody is
invited to come with smile, a bun
die Of sunshine, and also a bundle OF
fried chicken
Sunday school report for April 3.
Song, prayer by Bro Petit officers
present g. teachers 1 students pres.
ent=adyanced class o. intermediate
Il, junior IL, card class 8. Closing
song. We have ms good a Sunday
school as can be found anywhere IN
the rural districts, A. h. II,
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
ny nm, 7, J. ALLEN
Food Specialist
THE ouAkER's GOSPEL.

OF all tho Indirect causes o'
disease the most prolific 10 con-
stIpatlon; and thoro 10 no moro
general contributing cause OF
constipation than fine ~hlto
bread,
"Fear God and koep your
bowels open" wac tho whole
gospel preached by a Quaker,
who believed In speaking the
simple truth In a alnple way
The young physician may for
oct In hIs Inquiry Into tho
causes OF our common ailments
10 ask whether we are living
according TO the sospe Of the
old ouskeri but our good old
family doctor, who learns and
foruots most OF the brilliant
theories OF tho profession, nov
or foraots 10 ascertain the con-
dltIon OF elimination, Many Of
our able thinkers In the healing
profession eay there 10 but one
cause Of dlaoaao-the retention
Of waste matter In the eyetem,
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11

The street sprinkler is at work
again,
MIN Barker has returned from
Little Rock
There is prospects for fine cher
ry crop this year.
Considerable repairing is going
on at the Park Hotel,
Troy Pace went to st, Louis
Monday for a weeks stay,
S-F. X. Michel left Thursday for
Rogers, to be gone about week.
Miss Florence Parkinson has re-
turned from a visit to Kansas City,
S, A. Thurston Of Dewey, Okla ,
is here looking after propery inter
estS.
MIR. and Mrs. Alya Parker are
the proud parents Of a fine baby
boy,
"A well furnished room TO rent,
Address Mrs, G, c, Brasher, i, O
Box lO4,
L, II. Schwcitzer returned We'd
ncsday of last week from q trip %
Little Rock
Oscar Evatt, who moved TO Gle
burne county last January, has lo'
fcatcd at Moorehead,
Ernest Johnson returned from
Little Rock Sunday, where he has
been attending school
DIR, j. Il, Bailey, of Conway, has
been doing dentistry work around
Lead Hill the past week,
Six Room house with large base
ment TO rent, within one block OF
square, Apply to Phone lo6'
Glen Johnson went to Little
Rock Friday to visit his sister Mrs
Martin Critz, and other friends.
Ralph Albright, ofnear HARRISON
went TO Omaha Saturday to take Il
medical course under DR., I, 4, Cox,
DR.. Clyde Callep, Of Little Rock,
who has been visiting his brother at
Y Bcllefonte, returned Tuesday TO the
= City Of Roses,
Lost, strayed or stolen, a brown
and white Collie pup with blue eyes
A reward will be paid for return tc
Midway Hotel
Lame back Is usually caused by
rheumatism Of the museles OF the
back, for which you will find nothing
better than Chambeflaln's Linimeht
For sale by all dealers,
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
Gather.

Farming in full blast at this writ
ing,
Misses Ella and Efhe Andrews, of
Omaha, have been visiting for a few
days in this part
The railroad surveyors are now
stopping with us. They say the
road is sure going to come through
our little village.
Two Of our most popular young
people Mr.. Claude Adair and Miss
Ora Trotter were united together in
the bonds of matrimony, and soon
afterwards departed on a trip to Ft'
Smith, We all join in wishing them
happy life,
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
Omaha

Mrs AIsop is still on the sick list.
Ernest prutt has been quite sick,
but is much better now
Warm aud pleasant this week,
Merchants have but little to do,
Miss Zoe Blankcnship Of llollister
Mo, was visiting friends here Satur.
day and Sunday
Mrs, Ruth Riehesin, Of Lowery
was visiting her sister, Mrs, An
drcws, here last week
There will he preaching at the
Baptist church Saturday night, sun
day and Sunday night
There is singing here every Tues,
day, Friday and Sunday night. Ev.
crybody is invited to attend,
Mrs Lee stepped on rolling rock
last Saturday and sprained her an.
kle. It is rapidly getting we'll
The ice cream supper at Mr.. Dailey's
last Saturday night was enjoyed by
all especially those who served IT,
We understand that Miss Gladys
Andrews, who has been clerking for
her brother Frank for the past two
years, has decided to quit and move
to the sunny part Of Missouri, We
wish her good luck and a happy life,
but we will certainly miss her,
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11

Master Howell Pcrdnc son of
Prof. A, II, Pcrduc, OF the University
Of Tennessee, is visiting his grand
parents, Capt, and Mrs " ] Pace.
Bentley Frew, who has been in
Ohio the past year, viii return soon
and associate himself with the Har.
rison Plumbing Co., becoming a per.
mancnt citizen OF Harrison again,
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
BY A. w. Macy
A STRENUOUS LOVER,

When William OF Normandy
was a youth Of nineteen he fell
violently In love with hls cous-
In Matilda, daughter Of the
Duke OF Flanders. The young
lady, however, did not reoipro-
cate his affection with equal ar
dor, though she seems TO have
entertained a kindly feeling for
him. She kept him waiting for
seven long years, and would not
Give him a final answer, The
suspense was very trying 10
one Of Williams lmpetuovs tenn
permanent, and he finally deold.
ed 10 bring matters 10 9 crlsls.
Meeting her In the street one
day, In company with some OF
her frIends, he seized her and
threw her In the mud, with die
astrous results 20 both her die.
nifty and her fine clothes, so
humIIlated was she, 90 the
story goes, that she consented
10 become his wife without fur.
ther delay.
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
Local and Personal
School Elections May 18th.

John Murphy is making extern
sive improvements in his residence
in the south part Of town,
The Young ladies Of the Chris
tian Sunday school served ice cream
and cake in the Court Park Thurs
day evening,
Mrs. D. F. Pollard, of Boston,
Mass, left for home yesterday, after
a two-weeks' visit with her sister,
Mrs. w. H. Clark,
Howard Hull came up from Lit
tie Rock on Sundays train for a
month s visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex c. Hull.
Miss Jane Greene accompanied
Miss Elizabeth Lewis on a visit to
the family of DR., Routh at Batavia
Saturday and Sunday,
MIR and Mrs, b. NJ. Estes left
Thursday for visit ofa month or
more to sons and daughters living
in Oklahoma and Texas.
Miss Vida Thompson, Of Belle
fonte, has returned home from as
per, where she has been teaching
school for several months past,
Mrs. Alvin Jones with her three
little children have been up from
Leslie this week, visiting her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Alex Freeing,
-Messrs, G L, Christian, Stanley
Crandall, {, NJ, Greeue and W, n,
Ivie went to Little Rock Sunday to
attend the Republican state conyen-
tion,
Cement sidewalk was put in
in front Of, the residence of John p,
! Davis the first Of the week. The
crossings on either side have also
been put in,
Forest Supervisor Francis Kiefcr
spent couple of days at Eureka
Springs this week. studying the
grazing conditions Of the Ozark Ma
tional Forest. ~
Il. {. Holt, who established a
q store at Evcrton some time ago,
has pulled down the old plank store
buildings, preparatory to erecting
new brick ones,
! ~, W, Snyder, once a Harrison
! boy but now prosperous merchant
at Denver, was among the delegates
20 conference here this week, and en-.
loved q visit with old friends
J. {, LaBlanch, Of New Orleans,
i who has been at Batavia several
days resting from his labors as an
agent of the Cotton Exchange, re,
turned to Harrison Monday,
Sam Albright, who recently re,
turned from attending the medical
school at Little Rock, and is located
at Boxley, Newton county for the
summer, was in Harrison Monday,
The Harrison School Improve.
ment Association will have charge
Of the opening ceremonies Of the new
High School building, and will ar
range a program covering two even
ings
\ While in Little Rock last week
Wayne Andrews accepted position
with the Equitable Life Insurance
Company, in the State National
Bank Building, from which Howard
Hull had resigned,
Miss Anna Bruton, Of Belleionte
started for the Springfield Business
College last Saturday, and was
joined at AlpcnO by Miss Karla Ken.
ncr, and Mcssrs, Dice Kenner, James
Fancher and Arthur ShacklefOrd
A special term Of Chancery Court
will be held here June 10th 60 give
final hearing on the question rs &c
whether or not the Court Square IN
Harrison is to be kept Uttered by che
barn.yardproductso ofpublie hitehinq
racks
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11

bunker Among hls bcnoructlon7
are the Peabody institute IN llal
umor, founded 1867, fund for
education IN the south gifts to
Harvard, rNl, aud other colleges,
TO the worklngmeh Of London,
etc. The institute founded by
Peabody IN Baltimore by n gift
of 100000 combines u free H.
brary and lecture courses with
mn atadeny OF music ana an art
gallery Peabody also gave S2O0,'
600 TO hls native town to found
nm institute with frce library nnd
lectures,
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
Revival Postponed.

Owing to the fact that Brother
Tatum failed to come, the meeting
at the NJ, +, S, Church will not be
continued any further at present
INO. \. WOMACK.
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11


phIlanthro'
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lDa n Vprs
(now peA
body NiNasu
Fob, ~,
l7O5} dicSl IN
Lon dOn l.,
Nov T. 1869
In 1897 he
settled In
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The Harrison times., 1912-05-11

Poor appetite Ia sure sign Of In.
paired digestion A few doses Of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will strengthen your digos'
ton and improve your appetite
Thousands have been benefited by
taking these Tablets Sold by all
dealers,
The Harrison times., 1912-05-11
THE HALL OF FAME.

GEORGE pEABODY=Amerl-
can merchant ana banker ceIe'
brntpd rs n