Till: PCTRANTON T1T1VJJNE FIJI PAY MOltXIW. APRIL !.?. 1891
SCR ANTON TRIBUNE
F. EL. WOOD,
General Manager.
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E SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
BOBANTOV, APRIL It MM,
Wiii kJcdqe Woodward, ofLassrat,
ones fsestloasly dsulsred that Sorsn
ton had no limit, ht nut have bcun
thinking uf Bcrtnton mnl.
.
1 he Bar Banquet,
Although jronng In yeuu, Ltoks
rauna county's bsr enrol U within it
rnki suma nf thu uost dUtingnlibed
ami also :ouia of tint moat promising it
torniTs in northoutern ftnneyltenU,
It )in beni ;i bur f;imol fiir It SBtSt
jitis, oordiellt.v uml gfrsasiTsnstt,
If in tlio busy period tttendent upon
the orgenlution o( neweounty n:ul
l.i'or in tti npid development of n
relatively young oommnnlty, it mom
t r bste not bed, at yot, that long Uls
ore in which profound Svliolnrsliip i
nnrtnred, Uwv lmvo at le:tst demon
stratsd their Insatiable energy, thuir
Irresistible vita and their extreme luvtt
for tolerance and fair play. When
they work tbey work with a terror that
carries S mois by storm, un:l when, as
at last tv j i: iim'rt t:n:; :a! banquet, tliy
retei the dignity that cnstomarlly
hedges tbem about, it i to reveal an
I'OiuLeapactty for frank, houeet and
I: nrty k'O. il-iollowsiiip.
It is a happy omen of Lackawanna'
- fessional J atiny that tins county
an l liiis city are steadily drswtna to
themselves and assimilating the boat
tal nt and :1m bsc oharaotec that the
entire circnmadjacent reuion cm up
ply, Aiuony tlio responses at last svtn
ing'sfestiye gathering none was in a
happier vein than that m which x
fu !,-'? Beely treated the theiao "Legal
Fictions;'1 and yet h could wish eiiu'il
; ti have explained why it was that
betxchauged thsqutsJ atmoapherj of
picturesque Wayne f r the surcharged
air cf biuy Ltckaw ..tia; and why it is
that in all the c unties that forui our
neighborhood thing ability iu all the
learned profession looks to a resiilsnse
la Eurantoo as its ultimate detona
tion ami reward. Wo repeat that this
natural gravitation of genius to tli
i.: tropolisof tlie northeast is n hope
I and happy ouieu; and in r.o direc
tion does it afijrd i;ro.it-;r promise than
iu tli enrichment of ouv bar, already
gaining rapil recognition in a state
fumed afir for ihe uumbr and brii
liancy o; its jurists and practitioners.
i .;- conditions of our growth h.ive
been such that wa greatly cewd aceni
:it ? i.'ue that of last night. The p -riod
w s : ;::r professional man could gain
Immunity from fraternal duties by the
plea of extraordinary private business
bos pa i d i ;::i coontry and is fa.it
pnssing in this county, The inttvit
nble selfishness of pioaaer conditions
his gi ran way to a lroidr,and more
lih-ral fellowship, as true in tlie law is
it it trne in medicine, or true in tho
theological seminaries of the sfti.
Fraternisation Is the watchword of tue
ii ur, men of all kinds ire "getting to.
aether" and the rectus or the wall
il wr is becoming an exception devoid
of honor. Iu this happy commingling
ot fellow-prof ssionals npin plane of
i- ciii good will t'. Laokawanna
i:-r tsoclation has played a prominent
:ii.; creditable psrt, of which lest
evening's instance was most happy in
m i iJtT tea imt orgijrao-
ills has won many
c nv
OH Rl . '.. itw.l.Y agree t hat no
othi r feature oi our municipal govern
imntfsso lnad-cuatpy dministerod
as lathe street cleaning department,
Thie d i not necessarily imp.y that
the men la that department do not do
their duly. Possibly in soms repnets
they could Improve; bnt the groat
fault nndOUbtedly is tint SOftttOU has
outgrown the matboii now la vone,
and nte !s newer sn 1 liirrer n-ad uirre
elYictivo one. Il'icks cannot be tunda
without Straw, nor can tne hundred
of milee of etreetf In a ooastantly en
larging city be kept pres;itnble with
out liberal appropriation.'. Por pride's
iwke, if aot f or ti. geneni ooutsni-
nce, ficranton onght in b'-gin to
emancipate herself from the annovins
present serfdom tomnd.dust and slush.
Eves tup. weather nowaday.s ems
to ehate in the ije'ieral uncertainty.
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Acknovlcdgiiij; a Compliment.
In thii course of bin remarks at the
Effts' MOial session Wednesday even
ing Mr. John L .Mlshler, Heading's
giftod theatrical manager, dramatic
critic, journalist and litterateur, took
occasion to pay a tribute to too news
papers of MrantOU to which they can.
without impropriety, gratsfnlly allndo.
Spenkiag witii tin authority of a man
of wi:a nneervation, extensive experi
ence and conspicuous personal auocess,
Mr. Misbior contrasted the public
spirit which has made hicrsuton whnt
it is, with the sluggiihneu noticed in
Bereral lets enterprising cities having
twice Scrauton's population, and then
added in suLutanse:
'Thorehns, it is true, been some
rivalry at various time between Sorsn
tou and iWdiug. I think it is largely
a pleasant rivalry, cultivated pirbups
by tli newspaper; certainly, it doos
not amount to bitterness und leaven
neither city the worse for its stimulat
ing existence. Aud right here, if I
may be pardoned the digression, 1 want
to say a word for the newtpaper of
Scranton. In point of comprehensive
neai, brightness and unlUgging devo
tion to the public interests of your
city, tbey constitute a public resource
of which you can never overestimate
tlie value, The ppr of Scranton are
wonderful productions for a city of
Scranton's size, aud you who lire hero
and share in the good that tbey do in
advertising the community ought to
Le proud that you have snub a prugres
iv local press."
A tribute like this, coming without ul
terior motive from a visitor who knows
journalistic value when tie sees il, is
not to be despised; aim for THE TRU
r.M.'s part it is one of which we are
bomswhat vain, it does not overstep
the fact that euch one of the four daily
newspaper of crsnton regularly con
tributes uioru tot b city in way of pub
licity for Borantoo's nuqteroQi advan
ta;;es as a residsno ci-nttr, and in way
also of Voluntary ndvocacy of needed
public LtaprovameDtt, than Is contrib
uted ly gny other tingle business
gauey wittiin tint mni lolpal limits,
Invariably th fu-t thing by which any
community ia judged by those who
visit il for the Bnt tiuiu, or who make
distant inquiry, is its newspapers; and
Berantoniaos most certainly noed not
slum tins test.
There are times when this free SOD
tiibution of valuable sp ice to public
purposes, albeit m soma may Bay a dic
tation of policy, seem like n waste of
gensrosity. There are times and
these are not rare times -when the
mill who publish newspaper foe)
downcast at the apparently trilling
valuation put upon tin work by tba
public it benclitii. Vet such a tosen of
recognition as tbat spontaneously
proffered iu the' comments of iIr.
Mtialer proves that the thinking peo
ple are with tbsin; and that, iu the
end, recognition will not be scant.
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JUDOI HAHMgG is so wall pleased
with Senator i.iav recant tarse re
fusal to sit in uuiijualbvUHtorial session
f or tbc avowet pnrpose o( enacting a
law that would destroy Pennsylvania's
j industrial that lie has addressed to him
' an open lotter of praise. This is a now
I kind of epistle for the junior senator
to reOSive; and as 410 contrast it with
those tier co open letter uf objurgation
! with which be used to be belabored by
ImsuyaarnMt correspondent! a smile
must iiit aoross iu impassive oounte
nanoe at this striking evideme of
lime's pleasant rvenge.
As to That Viaduct.
It is not desired by any advocate of
th.irupOBd West Lackawanna viaduct
10 have the city work injustice lo
any affected property owner. Neither
is it dosirtrd to have the viaduct m it tor
shunted through conucii blindly.
Careful and conservative inquiry
should be made as to the damages that
would result iu case tht viaduct i
built; and if it Is tluu ascertained that
the project is nut now feasible, tbe
subject can be peatpoued until a more
auspicious period.
There ure many who fesl that a via
duct at the West Lackawanna avenu
railroad Grossing would be a desirable
public Improvement; There are other
who hold that it would, in the end,
ooat mora th in it would bs worth, par
ticularly iu visw o( tue fact that the
openiug 0! the Linden street bridge
will at no distant d ly off -it a conveni
ent means of escaps. These dili'ereut
opinions ought naturally to be given
due consideration.
For this reason, an exhaustive iu
qnry teems not only wise, bnt neosi
sary. We have favored tue viaduct br
casa it ha appeared tu be a desirable
improvement, but if it would iuv llvs
the city in possible damages in excess
of its worth to the oomtnuaity, then tt
wonld obviously. prove a bad business
investment The question is purely ,1
busiuess question. Lit it be thoroughly
investigated from a bueiuoss stand
point. .
PgFFES'a plan of a kriss-crosa fed
eral railroad on which all the unem
ployed could get work doubtless lias in
view the puroo of taxing the rich to
make the engines go.
Majob Bl tTKRWOBTll seems to le
trying t- make up for too utter weak
ness of hi client's eie by the strength
of his own familiar bluster. No one
bjgrud;j;-?a him the uarnio;; of this ft-'
Where Praise Is Due.
Dsdnoing a text from th rsesnt
Arcade iir?, one local journal and
several neighboring contemporaries
have commented with mora or 1-
severity upon tbe present tire depart
ment of the city ol Scmiiton; and have
proceeded, some seriously but many
satirically, to advocate the adoption of
a regular, ptid ssrvieo. As totne noed
rf the letter improvement there is no
!:err. Tne presntilep4rtiu lot frankly
admits that it eonld do better work, if
organized upon a strictly buslnsas
buds, wilb innple pny for nil service
rendered, than it can do now, wblls a
portion at Usst of the vninntarly
membarsblp is compelled to look for
npport to otiier employers, giving to
tho city only snchtlm no tlh'y cm cm
veniently tptre.
Nobody( thurofore, oppoiss a paid
lire department, least of nil IbOoflBoialS
und 111" rant mid !il of the present Vol
untetr depnriment. Any eommont in
favor of till n cdud tnniiicip.-.l advance
will rocivo very ganeral iommonda
lion, whenever tb linances of the Oily
ar iu a condition to warrant tns extra
expense. Hut, in order to bring this
change about, is it really DSOSSSsry to
pitch in anil nbute tne service us it now
exist", charging it with being lSI eili
sisnt than it BOtnslly is? Can we not
preparo tb w.iy to a Daid service with
out abusing those who now gnuernnsly
protect us without p ly I
As a matter of fact, there are re
markably few cities in the I'nlted
States which have a taore industrious,
loyal nud elf-sauritluing corps of
volunteer firemen than are thost who
constitute tbe great majority in our
present servic. Tim without nuin
ler they have dared risk and per
formed feat for which no recognition
would be too profuse. The Arcade
fire might iinvo bean praveutud bad
tkare been 11 paid department, ami it
might not The evidonae on this point
i meagie and Inconclusive, bnt it is
tolerably tafe to wager Hint no paid
ilvparttnont anywhere In the United
States, without n single exception,
cinUl havo done hotter work thuu id
our voluuteer firomen in OOnflniuB
that vicious fir to the one bttltdiug in
which il originated; und in preserving
th adjacent wall from almost tin'
slightest seiublnnuoof injury.
Let us be jattt in this matter.
Councilman (Iiiiku, Inst evening
showed bin loyalty to the Scranton
Times, which is entirely pmp'r in il
way; now let him show su equal r
gard for bis other constitusnt.
I ml at
Havinii failkii ss a snap convention
packer, .Senator Hill now tries the lofty
Statesman role, and unexpectedly
makes the bit of his career,
GOSSIP
v Ji
( )f Politicians.
Tba Sorts ton Bepnblioan yesterday
made formal aononoo meotol th- quid
dldacy of it. senior proprietor and edi-
tor-iu-cliitf, Joseph A. Scran! id, torn
ro-nomination, Ths (tepublloaa said
In psrt; ''During the pust faw weeks
many of ti e most Influential leaders of
the Republican party of Lsckawauuu
county, us SA'ell au iiirge niiml '-rs of
representatives of the rank ind Ule,
h vo manifested an eariieet desire that
Mr, Scranton abould permit hi' name
to go before the people n n candidate
for rsnominatlou, within th pni
faw days ths moiement assumed suoh
proportions, was supported by Hepub
lloansofsueb prominenee throngnoui
the district, and a favorable decision 10
urgently pressed, that Mi. tteranton
yielded the disinelloation ha bad for
merly expressed to entering Into an
other campaign, Having formally
placed hilUiielf at tlio dlspOSsl Of the
party he now makes ttiis piiblie an
nonnoemont that ins name will opm
before the ensuing Republioatl conven
tion tor ra-nomlnation,"
e e s
An Impression that th lift of oandl
dates for the district attoi ney.-hio 1 o 11
inatiou on the Republican ticket OBS
bean tSCOntly abridged ban prevailed of
late, bui caratnl ioqntry among party
leaders proves that tills oDlolon la in
correct, A free field end no favors
await auy or all of tho vailoits esti
mable gentleman who have beau men
tioned as aspirant Among these are
Hilton II, Lowry, GeorgoM, Wutsor,
A J, Oolboro, jr , James 11 Dorr, -i
Elliott Roia nud John li. Jones.
Tb Wllkee-Batr NwsPealti olaims
to have inside Information to the effct
that Colleetor Herring i preparing
loon to replace Peter (linter, who has
servwl faithfully In the internal revs
nne department for more than twenty
yeard with a Democratic partisan.
The information 1 given for what it i
worth.
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Announcement is m ule in a Mun it
ion.: paper that Justice .lames li
E iret, delegate from tbe second Lu
lima district to tbe Rtpnbllcan state
convention, will support his personal
friend. Colonel Tom s;w.irt or Mont
gotnery, for the lieutenant governor
ihip, Colonel Btewart' nam is known
to bo favorably considered by many
as a likely compromise candidate, in
case tbe Lyon-Robtmon battle should
wax too warm tor comfort. The Lu
zerne delegation is now believed to
standi. follows. Lyon 1, Stewart 1
and Hnbiusou 1
e
Prominent Republicans in Ctrbott
dale arc agitating the organisation of a
representative Republican club, nnl it
is probable that practical steps will
soon be taken, it is the aim to organ
ise a permanent club, secure u perma
nent home mid make the orj. nidation
a permaueut fores iu tho local dissemi
nation ot sound political principles.
The magnificent sucs which has
characterised tbe establishment of the
Central Kepublicau club cf this oily
would seam to point to a corresponding
career of usefulness for a similar dub
in Carbondale, if rightly organized and
managed,
e e
Captain John l Delaney, foriu-.rly
of Duumore, and later receiver of pub
lic moneys at Oklahoma city, has
leased the Shoemaker mansion at Cot
tage Ridge, one of the 6voll suburbs
of Harriiburg, and will make that city
bis permanent residence Csptain u
laney is one of the most astuto poli
ticians iu the si itu; and it i currently
rumored that Qovernor lIasiio;:s will
not forget him when he ulso moves to
the capital.
Walter Lyon II credited with allow
ing h)s bust ling AUdia ottpan 'lit only
28 delegates ont of the SOI who will
constitute tue next state convention.
Kicburd Ij.'.iy is more cenerom, for be
gives Robluson til and Lyon 200, Sir.
Lyon allow Robinson only ouu dele
gate in Luztdc, whereas be bus ii nr;
while in bis own column bu places
three vote from Lackawanna w . m 1 1 ,t
is quite well sssorcd that Robioton
Will gat nt lentit two, and he may carry
the entire delegation, m thing m
certain If Roblnion ketp np his re
cent ratio of !ir., he will eoms under
the wire not far behind tho winner,
and will to in a goad position to take a
conspicuous part i:i the election of
Senator Cameron's sncoessor,
sue
The L iUcestor county senatorial co.i
test promises to afford a fair and im
partial test of S: nator Cameron's popu
larity 1 mong 1 1 1 Republican rank and
Hie. Sinca last r port, tbe field has
been narrowed down to two candidates;
Ranffman, who is outspokenly opposed
to Cameron, end Btober, who, wiiiie
not committed in direct words to Cini
eron's re-election, is generally believed
to be the beneficiary of the Cameron
lupport.
f
Representative If. A. Polls, of
Chamboftbufg, pushing a vary oner-
gettc campslgn tor a rs-n'omlnatioo,
and in souse quince Is getting a great
many nice things said .j out blm by
fellow leglslati rs and lirnllier journal ist.
Mr. Polls, lortunately, deserves
every syllable o( it, for bo is one ol tbe
really honest, hlipabl and level banded
men in tbe lower bouse (lis re -nomination
would baa fitting tribute to tiia
good work tl: it be lis dune.
e e e
Politics in Bm tu, Dosts;
Lancaster county's senatorial prlBMrls
occur in xt Batnrday
Chris Magee (nrnes a tSIj.niK) paid-up
life-insurance policy.
Chris Magee will probably present
Waiter Lyon s name to tbe state conven
tion, Lyon llgitrni his pmcnt strength nt 108
voles, lie would need only twentv-eigai
more,
ilensnl may bsVS to take the Democratic
gubernatorial ootmaatiou in default uf
other Vit l iir.-.
It Is iiowsuid that l'oitniaster ileueral
Hisseii will rc-open tbe Kingston post
ntaitenhlp matter,
Appearances strongly favor ihe nonlaa
tlon of Qeorjre 8, Perrle, of West Plttston,
for orphans' court judge by Luzerne Re
publicans
I'nder the new LOSerne county itilos, all
Republican eandklatas must announce
themselves at Itait tWMty days before tbe
primaries.
Editor Bhumway, of the Pottsvllli
Chronicle, s willing to Step into Post'
master Cole's shoes, provided sir, IIiih-II
bits no objections.
The Democratic Btata committee will
meet iu lliiriishnrg Monday, lo elect it
chalrnan, Deputy Attorney (ienerai
Htranaban has 1 be call,
it is isttnated bv Pint district commit
ICCmen that the selection of a delegate 10
t hu State Coiiveutien will he made tlmUl
taneoiiMlv with tlio iiouniintloii of algt
latlvs oaodldate,
Tna Carben count trend (dry's Indict
meat of Editor J W sailoy, of Laasford,
tor Irregolsrltle In the printloB of official
tii keta is ai l by bin friends to be part nf a
political OonsplraOJ to ruin bis chance of
preferment ut ihe uauUs of Colluctor Her
ring. Danger ol Trying- to Coin a Vacuum.
H'esMnsfea r,:
(lovomor Wslteisiua most dangerous
mood whvn be thinks ho tbiuk..
f Food
For The j
V Sick J
Ui . U Mrs. J. Bi Wik.1'-,
Uppc-tr Rett Hook, M. Y.
Micm avpiiiiinca - "
" My bui band lias deputed
me to convey to you his opin
ion of Bovinine, which 1 do
with pleasure, as 1 cannot i '.ay
lot) much in its praise.
" I commenced taking
(
jTho Orisfjruul Raw food J
when 1 could take- no other
food. 1 lived on it exclusively
for three wi cks. 1 know of
no other food so nutritious
and yet so light n tax on the
digestive organs. Myhusband
uses it in his practice, and
cordially endorses all ! say in
its favor." Mrs.J. Ii. LOSBB.
i.i nt alt drufflsts,
THE iiOViNINl; CO., MIVV VORK.
do you KNOW
Thai before purcliiiHliiii nny thing
iu our lino you should ba nuro to
examine our stookul
BEAUTIPUf, DESIGNS IN
Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Sets
All the loading shape, aud decor
ui ions.
Baby Carriages
TO si IT ALL PURSES.
All Prices Rock Bottom.
Gonrsen, Clsmons Hi Co,
422 LACKA, AVE.
3? I jL US' O 3
sire at PrtMot 1 Koet Popntat and rrtfirretl ly
Le.'dinK Althtt
Warerocms: OppOiltl GotQUbuS Monument,
200 Washington Av. ScrantonrPa.
Up to DATE
NECKWEAR
STOCK BOWS,
BEVBB8IBL2
4-IN-HANDi),
WHITE LAWN
STOCK TIES AND BOWS,
Something New for
FULL D33S.
FASHIONABLE
MILLINERY
I BKKIMS & MORRIS, for mtrly with
iio.ih Jones, dlsplsy n Urge sod
rsl1ilete4 stock of FMhlonabte
Hprllig Stylfg m .Millinery.
Espsalsj ttttntlon iiirtu (0 Artistic
Trinnioff.
406 SPRUCE STREET
KRXT TO D1MH hank
Kim 1,1. rf. J k 1- kj.a-.-: 1
THE CELEBRATED
,SM:Mi.i
vuar ISC PJ AS KcJ BnsuBnUB SB
GUERNSEY
Will remove about
nue (V. M. C. A. Build inn ), with a 1 ti 1 1 line of
Pianos and Organs
At Wholesale and Retail, on easy monthly payments. It will
pay to wait for them.
ASK YOUR GROCER AND INSIST UPON HIS FURNISHING YOU WITH
sA Jtoumfa ASSBtk -v- Y y IJJssisiiak WtafJssssssv J0m y
: 1
aS -Jkm. JL JUL hmity JL- Jtw s
&9IZOZOVa MXIfp sVtTOrAJIi GXrWllvn absolutely purh
II f rV
b s av w
.
tvcrtT nivi
P"TWRWW TBi
OAT
if mil
yEHAVE uo doubt that Aprils intentions are good. While
she shows a lamentable disposition to stop and s t down
on old Winter s lap occasionally, she will get here by and bya
and bring some weather with her.
Oh, April! Roar our pleading call.
Wo give it up- you've fooled 113 all.
In the meantime come out between the showers, or snows fas
the case may be), and see what we have to make life worth li v
ing. Look at these:
Wash
TifiQajv
JDreSeB
Y'ssr
A 7iTTi
SSjr zr 'ac -yt
mi ool
. -g St f-
cods.
Victors
With the New Valves
Out of Biffht
Our new Bicycler are now
to be seen at our 314 Lacka
wanna avenue store.
VICTORS,
SPALDING,
CREBENDA,
GENDRONS,
And a full line of Boys' and
Girls' Wheels. Ve are mak
ing extremely low prices on
Second-hand Wheels.
J.D.WILU4MS&BR0
314 Lacka. Ave.
FINE ENGRAVING
Wedding liwitatioi
Annosncements,
UUVt 1 1 L
i t s
I
loDOgranu,
s and Diiiner Cards,
s
3 '.1
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S'.nliorcra ar.tl F.nrr;.v.Ti
817 I.ACU.WV.W.VA AVK
N 13. Wo are offering B DOW
odition of the Iitnl fi Comtnon
Prayer, well bound in cloth.
Two Copies for 25c.
Single Copies, 13c.
Reynold
April ist to 22 Ji Wvoiliiny; Av
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aid PAiL oi- laku ti-Miji-e.Lj.
STOWERS PACKING CO., SCRANTON, PA
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Beautiful New Ducks,
Striking Now Galatea Cloths,
Hand-made Dotted bvis30s,
Novel French Wool Chillies,
Quadruple Printed Brocaded Oaahmeringa,
Plain and Dotted Serpentine Crepe3,
Scotch Crinkle Ginghams,
French Swivel and Lace Effect Ginghams,
American Creponettes, tho latost,
French and German Printed Flannels,
American and English Swivel Bilks, '
Irish Printed 40-inch Linens.
A new line of Black Silk Grenadines,
Printed Japanese Silks from 25 cents upward,
Changeable Glace and Taffeta Silks,
Plain and Figured Surahs,
Eiack and Colored Satin Sublime,
Black and Colored Engadines,
Covet Oloth, the latest Wool Novelty,
Black and Colored Raynres,
Black and Colored Diagonals and Serges,
Changeable Brocade Dress Novelties,
Black and Colored Broadcloths,
Black and Colored Oravanettes.
iEHOl.B
Timothy, Clover
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513 LACKAWANNA AVE.
i;ir ::r
II ill iiJi! ilfii
Dr. Hill Son
Albany
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