Community roll call at Jackson Street Baptist Church
About 200 members and guests attended the Jackson Street Baptist church annual roll-call in the lecture room. Reports from all societies were read, light refreshments served, and Reverend James Hughes gave the address. Finances showed receipts of 4615.17 against expenditures of 3625.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thomas de Gruchy
James Huches
Fuistor
Hinds
Edward Howell
Richard Nicholls
Fairbath
George Nicholls
David J. Williams
Baptist Young People’s Union
Home and Foreign Missioins Society
John H. Lewis
Mary Pritchard
Anna Jones
Fidellan Society
Charge Hutchinson
Alfred Roberts
John 8
Harria
James Hughes
Jackson Street
Endeavor Day Observance Planned by Washburn Street Church
The Christian Endeavor society of the Washburn Street Presbyterian church has completed arrangements for observance of Endeavor day, set to fall on Sunday, January 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Pindeavor G Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Endeavor
Endeavor Rally Set for Universal Evening Service
The regular Christian Endeavor services will unite for a universal rally at 7:30 o clock. The program includes choir anthem remarks by leaders of various Endeavor groups and an address by A. V. Bower. Installation and consecration services complete the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Young People's Christian Endeavor
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
A. V. Bower
Installation of Officers at Court Young Albion No 90
At a regular meeting of Court Young Albion No 90 Juvenile branch Ancient Order Foresters of America officers for the new term were installed. District Deputy James A. Morgan acted as Installing Officer and was assisted by Past Chief Ranger Charles Holley. New officers include Harry Seymour chief ranger Joseph Griffithe vice chief ranger C Holley secretary Reess Evans senior archer George Emmett junior archer Edmund Capwell senior beadle John D. Williams junior beadle. The evening closed socially as Holley presented Seymour with an emblematic badge from the members in appreciation of his third consecutive term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Albion
Ancient Order Foresters of America
James A. Morgan
Charles Holley
Harry Seymour
Joseph Griffithe
C. Holley
Reess Evens
Archer
George Emmett
Edmund Capwell
Beadle
John D. William
Pleasant social gathering at the Vanaton home
Wednesday evening a group of young friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. John Vanaton's West Locust Street home. Music and recitations followed by games, with many named guests including Mary Cosgrove Katheryn Cosgrove May Taylor Tessie McDonough and Edward Cosgrove. Refreshments ended the evening as guests went home satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vanaton
West Locust Street
Mary and
Katheryn Cosgrove
May Taylor
Tessie McDonough
Margaret Powell
Margaret Murphy
Laura Nealon
Walsh
Will English
Matthew McDonald
David Jones
Will Jennings
Avoca
J. Walsh
Moosie
Archie
Local residents noted for visits and guests across town
Edward Price of Lafayette is seriously mentioned. Thomas Jennings of Farview Avenue hosts his brother Phillip Jennings from Elmira. Minnie Osbrook returns from a visit with Mrs. John McKeever in Jackson Street. Mrs. J. Smith is home from Carbondale. George Clarke of Clarke Bros. travels to Boston on business. Ida Kapp returns from Sterling. Priscilla Morgan is home from Carbondale. Mr. and Mrs. Powell entertain their daughter. Mrs. Thomas Williams is noted at Holwardedale. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams visit from Namesport after a death in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Price
Lafayette
Thomas Jennings
Farview Avenue
Phillip Jennings
Elmira
Minnie Osbrook
South Gibbon
John McKeever
Jackson Street
J. Smith
Sterling, Pa
Priscilla Morgan
North Fil More Avenue
Carbondale
2. C. Powell
North Garfield Avenue
Thomas Williams
Holwardedale
Frank Williams
Wil- Namesport
Fred. Spencer
Promised Quality Incoming Season Weaves And Prices
The piece pledges continued effort for a week long run and to embrace new merit as well as staple patterns and weaves. It asserts the vendor has learned the best from past experiences and guarantees satisfaction even at low prices.
Fashionable trims and styles for the modern woman
A description of dress accessories showing a range from dainty narrow trims for babies to elaborate wholesale novelties for the up to date woman of fashion. The piece emphasizes variety in white trimmings and the many stages of use.
Local residents visit relatives and recover from injuries
Mrs Edward Smith from Renton Pa and John Moses from North Main Avenue are visiting friends in Wilkes Barre. Mrs Isaac Davis from Archbald Street is recovering from a serious fall injury. Mrs Jane Lowie of West Locust Street and Mrs William R R Hughes with children Raymond and Jeannette of North Bromley Avenue visited relatives in Peckville yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Renton
Parra
John Moses
North Main Avenue
Revival services led by Simpson Chapter Epworth League
Last evening revival meetings at Simpson Methodist church were led by the Simpson Chapter Epworth League with a large attendance. Thomas Beynon sang several tenor selections. Funeral services for John Williams will be held at his residence 108 Tenth Street at 2 pm with burial at Washburn Street Cemetery. Viewing for the remains is today from 10 to 12 at the residence. West Side Republican League meets tonight to discuss annual committee reports. Price news store to remain closed until Saturday due to his father’s death. The Tribune will be sold at John J. Davies Drug Store next door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Church
Simpson
Epworth League
Thomas Beynon
John Williams
Tenth Street
Washburn Street
West Side Republican League
T. BE
Price
South Main Avenue
Tribune
John J. Davies
West Side Business Directory Listing
EDCOND HAND FURNITURE cash for anything you have to sell. Furniture stores tools and stock available. J King at Wl to 1W Weal Lac Awanna Avenue. Mrs Fenton clairvoyant and phrenologist at 412 North Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Dunmore Republicans Convene Nomination Meeting
The Dunmore Republican borough convention met in Odd Fellows hall with full attendance. Byron Brady chaired as first speaker and J. L. Medway was elected chairman. Delegates were seated after contested votes were resolved by granting half votes to two candidates. Nominations were set for council Henry Smith and W S Jones, school directors Henry Weber and Harry M Spencer, treasurer Louis Engle, street commissioner George Jackson, and auditor H F Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Dunmore
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Byron Brady
Republican Borough Committee
William Potter
James Hennigan
Patrick Crane
L. Bidwell
J. Keller
Richard Harvey
Josh Warfel
F. F E. Warner
J. L. Medway
Frank DeBow
Charles Webber
E. BE. Swartz
Burgess Dan Powell
Thomas Sly
W. 8. Potter
E. W. Bishop
B. Buckley
EK. EB. Swartz
Dan Powell
John Luce
Thomas Ely
Archbald
Henry Smith
W. 8. Jones
Henry Weber
Harry M. Spencer
Louis Engle
George Jackson
F, Marshall
Miss Sidie Dawson Visits Friends in White Haven
Jefferson native Miss Sidie Dawson is visiting friends in White Haven IA. The Christina Endeavor society hosted a cobweb socks event at the home of Rey and Mrs F W Gibbons, decorated in red and white, a social and financial success. Dunmore Judge of Heptarophs members meet at Odd Fellows hall at 7 this evening to pay a return visit to Pockville. Taylor dancing class holds weekly dance in Odd Fellows hall with music by Mrs Maillot. Miss Anna Brown of Sterling visits Dunmore friends. Miss Ligne Philips of Syracuse visits J J Brogan’s residence on Chetut Street. Daniel Brundage and sister Miss Mattle of Lake Ariel visit town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidie Dawson
Jefferson
White Haven
Rey
F. W. Gibbons
Christina Endeavor Society
Dunmore Judge of Heptarophs
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Pockville
Taylor
Alusic
Maiott
Hyde Park
Anna Brown
Sterling
Wayne County
Dunmore
Ligne Philips
Syracuse
N. Y
Io v Viesting
J. J. Brogan
Chetut Street
Daniel Brundage
Mia Mattle
Lake Ariel
Birthday Party Honor for Wiliam Mock on Green Ridge
Mr and Mrs T Campbell hosted a surprise party on Green Ridge Street for William T Mock bookkeeper at West Ridge Company store. Guests included numerous neighbors and friends, presenting a handsome parlor chair. Another gathering followed at Capouso Avenue for Charles Geary with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. (. Campbell
Knoxville
Questa
Green Ridge Street
West Ridge Con Company
Wiliam T. Mock
Dickson Avenue
James Tuttle
J. PB. Hangi
Miller Parrigher
B. B. Antrim
Bra
William Antrim
Arthur Martin
Charles Kinter
Mise Ligshe Wiliams
Mise Nellie Decker
Ming Blabing
Mixe Grace Mack
Harry Danvers
W. Ti
Missing Youth Shocks South Scranton Area
Young Connery disappeared after his time on last Saturday. Funeral services for Chan Johnson held at 1102 Pittston Avenue with large attendance. Schiller lodge Masons represented. Naval tributes noted. Rev Schmidt delivered sermon. quartet sang. remains interred at Pittston Avenue Cemetery. pallbearers drawn from the Masonic lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chan, Johnson
Pittston Avenue
Schiller Lodge
A. F E. Schmidt
Th Church of Peace
Masonic Lodge
South Side Tour Club Entertainment Tonight in St John’s Hall
The South Side Tour ist club presents an evening of social and entertainment in St John’s hall featuring the Forest Band, declamations, piano duets, recitations, songs and dances, acrobatics, and an operatic selection by Thomas Walsh and others. The program includes multiple acts and a tennis quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Ovetluto
Dforest
BOO
Hetrick
S.s
Handley
Miss Catherine
James Craig
Bider
Steinbach
Kloss
Anna McGuinness
Bola
Agnes Coyne
Philibin DvclamMation Co
Wil Giffoy
Boot Black
Rochation
Missing 15-year-old Connery boy sought by family
James Connery of 104 Stone Avenue South Side has been missing since Saturday. His parents Patrick and Mrs Connery report he was in Wilkes-Barre recently but cannot be traced. He is 5 feet 6 inches tall and left home wearing a brown plaid coat, darker trousers, a striped shirt, and a cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connery
South Side
Patrick Connery
Stone Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Perjury case before Alderman dismissed in mine dispute
Bastiano Markus and Julian Oneri, residents of Breck street, faced perjury charges in a morning hearing. Markus, a laborer for Connell & Co., had sued Oneri for coal theft, but Oneri turned in the time from the previous suit and the case was discharged for lack of evidence of perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastiano Markus
Ruddy
Julian Oneri
Breck Street
Markus
Oneri
Connell & Co
Marko
Pittston man badly injured at South Mills
Steve Gregory of Pittston Avenue was badly injured late Wednesday afternoon at the South Mills when a heavy iron bar slipped and crushed the thumb and first finger of his right hand. He was taken to Moses Taylor Hospital where the wound was dressed. amputation may be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Gregory
Pittston Avenue
South Mills
Moses Taylor Hospital
Young Women's Christian Association Social and Meetings
The juniors of the Young Women’s Christian Association host a social this afternoon with a pleasing programme and refreshments. The Loyalty club meets Friday at 7.20 pm. All girls aged 13 to 16 are invited. Miss Lottie Lengler to lead Sunday gospel meeting on "God's Word Our Guide." All women and girls invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Lottie Lengler
Kreiger-Verein Social at Moeller's on Washington Ave
The Kreiger-Verein held a family social at Moeller's nall on Washington avenue with Colonel Frank Moeller as chairman. A German band provided music during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreiger-Verein
Moeller
Nall
Washington Avenue
Frank Moeller
Max Phillips
Alder Street
Frank J. Gavin
Prospect Avenue
John Vaughan
Pittston Avenue
Pittston
James Harrington
North Scranton Society Notes Local Visits and Events
Mrs. David F Davies of Green Street visits relatives in Kingston. William Hopkine of Forest City visits sister Mrs. David Richards on Wayne Avenue. David Blackwell returns to Nanticoke after visiting relatives. Miner Joseph Boerto in Marvine Mine knocked unconscious by a mule. treated at home. Funeral of Mrs. Rowana Owens held at 9 with prayers at her home, rems to Hunlock Creek. James Glynn to be buried at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery after 9 am Mass. Rev W G Watkins of North Main Avenue Baptist preaches at Keystone Academy day of prayer. Local Republicans meet at Osterhout's Hall to form a club. future meeting to name club and elect officers. Dr C W Dawson returns from New York. Rev George B Guild preaches on day of prayer for schools. Alderman Fidler issues warrant for Michael Gilhoy for liquor without license. Son. T. HM C Maloney provides evidence. Constable Seth Smith serves warrant. Gilboy to have hearing today. Christian Endeavor choir holds rehearsal. committee appointed to set dates for Soul of Tarsus production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Davies
Green Street
Kingston
William Hopkine
Forest City
Slater
David Richards
Wayne Avenue
David Blackwell
Nanticoke
Thin Eid
Joseph Boerto
Marvine
Withur Street
Rowana Owens
Jones Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
Hunlock’s Creek
James Glynn
Maly Rosary Church
Hyde Park Catholic
W. G. Watkins
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Frateryville
Keystone Academy
Osterbout's
C. W. Dawson
New York City
George B. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
United States
Alderman Fidler
Michael Gilhoy
T. HM. C. Maloney
Seth Smith
Gilboy
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
John Davis
Benjamin Thomas
William Lunney
Tarsus
Love and a Mask by the Quo Vadis author
A literary sensation titled Love and a Mask by the author of Quo Vadis is announced. The Great Philadelphia Sunday Press will publish an exclusive translation next Sunday January 90 and promise more exclusive features, including inside Cuban rebellion coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia “Sunday Press
Warsaw
Epworth League Event At Flm Park Church
Large audience attends Epworth League literary and music night at Flm Park church with J G Shepherd presiding. H H Beidlerman reads on Greater New York, Miss Gross recites, Professor Nile plays, and Wilkes-Barre instrumental music closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Flm Park Church
J. G. Shepherd
Greater New York
H. H. Beidlerman
Calloway Held on Assault Charge After Alderman Hearing
John Calloway faced an assault and battery charge in a case before Alderman Howe. His wife Annie Calloway acted as prosecutor and he was held on $100 bail to appear at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Calloway
Alderman Howe
Annie Calloway
Calloway
Fight Consumption With Scott’s Emulsion Claim
The text urges constant vigorous fighting of the germs of consumption and recommends taking Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites at the first sign of failing health. It advertises Scott & Bowne as the chemists in New York and mentions a price of $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Drugglars
Scott & Bowne, Chemists
New York
Lehigh Valley Trains Highlight Coal Route Details
Lehigh Valley Railroad ads list anthracite coal use and comfort, with train departures to Philadelphia New York via D and H routes. Timetables show multiple daily departures to Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg and points in the coal regions, including Black Diamond Express and connections to Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago. Officials H Wilbur and A Nonnemacher publish office notices from Scranton and Philadelphia.
Train Schedules for Del Lacka and Western Nov 21 1997
Trains depart Scranton for New York East Easton Trenton Philadelphia and South with multiple daily departures 1. Train times include 3.00 5.15 10.06 am 12.40 1.3 pm 2.15 6.00 10.20 am 12.55 pm 3.45 pm 6.10 pm 3. Express routes to Binghamton Oswego Elmira Corning Bath Vansville Morris and Buffalo with connections at Buffalo to West Northwest Southwest 4. Additional services include Utica Richfield Springs Ithaca and connections to Northumberland Wilkes Barre Williamsport Harrisburg Baltimore and Washington 5. Parlor and sleeping couches provided on all express trains 6. For details contact M L Smith District Passenger Agent depot ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del
Lacka
Western
Scranton
Extens
New York
All Pointe East
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
South
Yi mi
Washington and Way
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Emira
Corning Bath
Vansville
Morris
Buffalo
Weat
Northwest
Intermediate
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Newark
Eillenbeth
A. Om
Bunday
Aluminal
York
Boston
A. Im
Baltimore
Ashtosian
Olnta Eek
Weert
Hiehem
R Reading
Lebanon
North River
Nivehaitsa
J. H. Olmausen
Central Railroad Schedules and Connections Across Regions
Rail timetable listing for the Central Railroad of New Jersey and related divisions notes departures and arrivals from New York Philadelphia Newark and other hubs. It details express and parlor car services, Sunday schedules, connections to elevated railways and ferries, and advance ticketing through general superintendent.
Delaware and Hudson Train Schedules From Scranton
Train info lists January 17 departures from Scranton to Carbondale Wilkes-Barre Albany Montreal and New York with multiple times and connections. It notes special services on the Black Diamond Express and Diamond Express with several through routes to Pennsylvania RR lines. Complete info available at the depot ticket office with agents Burdick Cross and W. Cross advertising western and southern resort destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Traina Will Lea Bcranton
Carbondale
Albany
Datavcke
Montreal
Bos
New England
Wilkeshares
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania RR
KR. Pointe
Gintern Pointe
Xen Ate Cena R. KR
Troine
Scranton
North
I. Oo
Hatre
Day Heenay
United States
Canada
J. W. Burdick
G. Albany
H. W. Cross
D. Re
Waranton
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule Notice
In effect Sept. 19 1807 trains leave Scranton for New York and intermediate points on Erie railroad and Hawley at 7 06 a m and 2 25 p m. Arrive at Scranton from above points at 10 7 a m 2 15 and 9 35 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York
Intermediate Pointe
Erie
Hawley
Above Pointe
Local Scranton Doctors and Professionals Advertised
A dense Scranton page lists many professionals with offices around Wyoming Avenue Spruce Street Adams Avenue and Mulberry Street. Doctors Kay Frey Shepherd Trapold Lamorepaux Freas and others offer several specialties. attorneys from Replogle, Knapp, Jessup, Boyle, and many more advertise along with architects and vendors.
Minooka Couple United in Marriage at St Josephs
Michael Ludgate of Taylor and Elizabeth McVarish of Cedar attended by Mamie Boland as bridesmaid and C J Ludgate as best man were married at St Josephs church yesterday afternoon by Rev Father Carmody. The couple departed by 5 p.m. train for New York and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ludgate
Taylor
Elizabeth McVarish
Cedar Nvehue
St. Joseph's Church
Father Carmody
Mamie Boland
C. J. Ludgate
Emily
Greenwood
Green Ridge
A. F. Doud
Bauer's Orchestra and local suppliers advertise services
Bauer's Orchestra offers music for balls, picnics, parties, receptions, weddings and concerts. Prominent local suppliers Megarger Brothers print supplies at 10 Washington avenue Scranton. Frank P. Brown & Co. wholesale in woodware cordage and oil cloth at 720 West Lackawanna Ave. Thomas Aubrey accountant auditor Rooms 1 and 2 Williams' Building opposite post office. Agent for Rex Fire Extinguisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
J. Bauer
Wyoming Avenue
Hulbert
Frank P. Brown & CO
West Lackawanna Ave
Thomas Aubrey
Williams
Rex
Tribune Publishing Co. Linotype Services
A brief item describing the Tribune Publishing Co offering quick linotype composition of all kinds with unsurpassed facilities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Publishing CO
Washington Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Scranton
Christain Endeavorers
Endeavor Day Services
Vanston
Globe Warehouse
Swartz
J Wuarfel
Emory Black
Calvin Woodring
Frank E. Wagner
Nelson Krotzer
Frank de Bow
George Bankard
Lafayette Bidwell
Joseph Keller
David Parfrey
Samuel Haddon
J. Ll. Medway
A. L. Austin
General News
South Scranton
Charles Johnson
Young Connery
St. John’s Mall
South Mill
North Scranton
Epworth
Elm Park Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Washington
Pittsburg
the Wear
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
West
The
Rk. Wood
J. B. Hutchinson
A. OR
Oats
Wilkes-Harre
R. R
Rollin H. Wilbur
Hal
Gen
Pass
Phila
A. W. Nonnemacher
Lackawanna Avenue
Plymouth
Seasion
Iman
M. L. Smith
Ofca
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Eky
Schanton Division
Aml
Fitterott
Willwood Race
Poyotelle Pone Bees
White Ae Mayfeld
Jermyn Archibald Winton
Peckville
Olyphaot
Priceburg
Throop
Providence
Park Price Voce
Scerauton
ORY
Cunday
Vin
Ontario
Keta
C" Anderson
Pasa iv
Paes
Ntan
North Bound
Travis
Y. Franklin
Westwood Stree
Wee
Weehawken Rt
wArrive Leavy
Starlight
Hancock
Ener
ELTA
Ons Vane
I & Fuss
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. C. L. Frey
Scranton Savings Bank
Mary A Shepherd
M. D
Homeopathist
Adams Avenue
Pit
A. Trapold
Spruce Street
Ee— DR
W. BE. Allen
T. M. Gater
Board of ‘Trade Building
Hours
Madison Avenue
Dr. & W. Lamorepaux
Adame
Mulberry
W. S. Rook
Linden Street
D. B. Replogle
Mears Building
WILLARD. _ WARREN
Knapp
at-Laan
Republican Building
Branton
Watson, Diehl, Hala & Kemmerrr
James TL Torrey
Hoomaa1
All Commonwealth Building
Frank Boyle
Taclaienee Burr
Jessup
Commonwealth Buiiiding
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Commonwealth Bullding
Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
Beranton
James W. Oakford
Killam
Jas
J. H. Hamilton
Attorneypilaww
Commonwealth Bldg
Berun- Onl
ED Ward W. Thayer
Joseph Jupereus
Attorney-Atlaw
Burr
Ted A. Watres
Lackawilindave
Beraiton, Pa
Pitcher
Commonwealth Building
Berentan, Pa
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders’ National Bank Building
Adre
Comegys
A. W. Bertholf
Atty
Epruce
Hey
Omas M. Cann
Walter HM. Buell
A. M
Barring & Wsweeney, Common
Percival J. Morris
Hoard of Trade
Edward dL Davis
ER. L. Walter
Lewis Hancouk, JR
Spruce St
Cor, Waeh, Ave
Frederick L. Brown
Archithst
Price Duilding
T. J. Lachy & Bon, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
O. Lyman
N. Washington Avenue
F. Tl
HH. FP. Reynolds
P. Oo
Wyoming Ave
Snover
Lackawilita Avenue
Wire Sereena
Joe. Kuettel
Lacka. Wan Avenue
Biranton
Sereena
Leeds
GR. Clark & CO
Beedmen
Gree Hovee
Stotre
the Elk Cafr
Franklin Avenue
Roten
P. Ziegler
Megarger Brothers
Castoria
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