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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30
For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas U. s. Mail Line-For
Helena, Friar's Point, Mouth of White
River, Pine Bluk, Little Rock, and connec-
tons for Hot Springs and Fort Smith.
OZARK, ---- Capt. w. b. Nowland.
THIS ELEGANT PASSEN- ~Ww
J. ger steamer will leave as E~'sllsz-z-l.
above TIL URSDAY, 3lst inst, at 8 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
:. W, II; KENNEDY, Agent.
al No. 3 Madison street, Stanton Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30
M'COMBS, KELLER & BYRNES
3ss 1-s and ss4 Mainst., Memphis,

Agents for Halls Improved Burglar Proof
Safes. All the safes are secured by Rails
Victor Lock.
nf- A large assortment Of Safes alwayf on
hand. 10-li-u1t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30

THIS ELEGANT PASSEN- >. ~Uvr'
J. ger steamer will leave as = 5s7.EIi
above on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
X. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent.
S-N No. Jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30
For New Madrid.

For New Madrid. 0sceola. Haies Point, an
all intermediate landings,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30

Horse owners use Equine Powders.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30
KincI,

Kinch.
That Truss at 2793 Main street. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30

NOR SALE-ONE BRAN NEW. SEWING
l. Machine, at this office. A No. Machine.
Ct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30
BUILDERS.
JOHN REID,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,

In the Alley, rear OF o JeHerNon 81
Residence. No. % Exchange street ler-
tended. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30

& A No. l Buffalo GHat OIL, for sale by
the barrel to the trade.
J, A. j. SMITH d CO.,
81 225 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30
Special to the Memphis Appeal
Result of the Bank Lock Contest in
Chicago.

CINCINNATI. March 9, 1870.
Hall opened Sargents lock in six hours at
Chicago to-day, and Sargent failed 10 open the
Victor Lock Of Halls after 81 hours aud for
A procession is now forming to receive him
here
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30
THE CITY.
Additional City News on Fourth Page.

: PIrTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke Brown & Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30

DREss trimmings of latest styles at NJ.
c. Hunters, 247 Main street. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30

BLANKS FOR MAGISTRATES AND CON
ID stables on hand and for sale at this office.
Gilt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30

The fastest assortment of boys hats
at LEIDY & Cos. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-30

III you want good old Megibben
whisky. 60 60 2z6 Second street.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-16

Best Reaued Oil 20 cents per gallon, at
J EuTHgRr2Eo':.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-16

Buy the cred Hot Saddle. manufactured
in Titnsville expressly for the oi country
dapted to all kinds Of weather, al j. K.
Krons. al2-tt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-16
"A CARD

A. !. Smith has jus, reIarncd !ron the
East with large stock of Shoes and the
latest styles Of Opera Tee Ladies shoes.
oct5.ti.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF SPECIAL TAX FUND
Attest-JAMHS OH. CuRlsT. County Clcsk.
Per L. IL ZINOR Deputy. 80.


a.r which mus, aa.s he that since these
o $4,000 allowed The Fey meeting t
County nAos
r r. F., :
a1 were 'os
a mn oo.. Mill. Especial 1.1 expired BY nnhsao Al
ne ar materially .el i true thai
txheh!s ,y tho es country like n continually
4nafs
would $4,000
IN
naunL Mhadaane
Al d which hrspeafdy Mhsahsd
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

The Gazette Of Tuesday referred to tel.
eg7sm in its Sunday issue (Which did not
come to Deer LODGE stating that the Sec.
"retary Of tho Interior has decided that the
surveys must follow an air line II no IN.
sur,nountablc obstacles are in the way
and that tho surveys were, in consequence,
ordered stopped by the Company. We have
not seen this telegram, but presume it is cor.
rect The ins.igation Of It was, probably,
the detection of the line to include rich ng.
ricultural lauds in the grants Of the Comps.
n.y. This is lad news. But, cotcnporane.
Gus with 1t comes a London despatch stating
"that the scheme for the Pacific Railroad
"through the British Territory Is favorably
received. and there is little doubt that cap.
"ital will be furnished" '.'~
II tho road h not built on American soil
II will be on British. This rendcfSi, ma.
sional necessity to America, and viii, doubt.
less, influence Secretary Cox and the N. p.
c. 70 concessions resulting In IN carly re.
sumption Of surveys. "' '.'-' '' '''.. -
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18
U.lXEREs THE RESPONOIDxL.
III sxTY RESTS.

A word war is now In progress between
several Montana papers ~ to whether the
Republican or Democratic party i rcsponsi-
BE for IL s!endcSous ARTICLES now circu!a-
ting in the eastern press about this Territory.
The Oasesse aud Times charge it on the Re-
publican; the Herald charges It back on
the Democratic. That the article in the
Utica Herald is,sn infamous lie, > vile, das'
iard:y SANDER, no one in Montana will deny.
That it, circulation Is fraught with material
injury to the Territory Is patent to AL. The
press Is the exponent Of public sentiment.
the channel Of public expression. While II
may be desirable to trace the caiumniator,
tho immediate duty Of the press Is to de-
nounce the calumny - falschood, for
false in deduction and assertion it sssuredly
IL. Silence 10 consent. The responsibility
of the villainous libel Is with any paper that
countenanccs it by direct support Or passive
assent. We arc surprised that the Herald,
the only Republican paper in!sloatana, and
naturally regarded by the eastern press -
the representative Of the party, has alone
permitted the lie to 60 uncontradicted. 1ts
vinjicalion Of certain individuals from the
charge Of authorship IL not t. the point.
The Democratic organs charge It on the par.
~ ~ whole, and it il for the Herald 10
speak in behalf Of the party A. whole. The
Republican party Of Montana is not respon.
sible for the defamation that has gone abroad.
Il rests under that odium from the screcd
Of some unprinciplcd individual and the un'
resented charges Of the Democratic press
Certainly tho Helena Herald does not en-.
dorse tho articles Of the St. Joe snd Utica
Heralds, or believe the Republican party
does. The slauder initiates against Mon.
taus. discouraging immigration at the very
season /, should be encouraged, and the Her.
ald,occupying the position It does, has greater
power than any other paper In the Terri.
tory to secure ito retrsction where it has been
uttered. We trus: the opportunity will not
be longer unimproved
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

there. Me- Buker, Jr., Of MissoulH just
returned ffom this bar with one-pan pros
pect q thirty .dve cents IN coarse gold, he"
ing one Of the three similar prospects got
ten q the slmc time n
II 0'Kser, district, on Cedar. TIA boys
are busy turning over several good looking
barn; but beyond color nothing has been
found, On Oregon gulch work progresses
finely Ted Sweeney has twcnty.feet
pump running, and will soon get bedrock;
with II, GOOD pay Is expected. Jack Sim
Mons drain, on 1lG, has laid idle for few
days, I'LL tho boys being busy erecting >
log cabin for their comfort during the heavy
rains that fell hast week Several parties
have gone up further, and had to make
snow shoes to proceed. Notwithstanding
the mild weather, the snow Is still from
two to three feet deep above 40. A good
looking bar. which, prospects evenly, has
been discovered above Il, and the disoov.
ercrs, ono of them typo, are sanguine OF
rich returns If they can get dump All the
indications At the present time point to
rich campin Oregon, but it cannot be de-
termined before the let Of June, owing to
The almost inaccessible upper portion Of the
gulch. .f-...a. -.t --... .-
The wagon road from the mouth OF Cedar
il cleared for about four and half miles,
and timber for two bridges on the Missouls
river Is being prepared, showing conclusive.
y hat some have confidence in the camp
There wish to direct the attention Of all
who correspond with men In this town that
every letter coming in or going out costs
fifty cents exprcssage; and under these
circumstances. circulars or letters of inquiry
are not very acceptable unless Que dollar
grccnback is enclosed. 90 &c..
Thirty-fivc buildings complete, with
some seventy-five or eighty constructing,
now comprises our town.
The tide Of staupeders has run ito race,
and very few are now coming In, making
the camp look rather quiet and trade duh.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18
COUNTY FINANCES.

We publish ihis week he annual Report
cf tue County Commissioners Of the Finsn.
ces of the county. The form Of publication
Il. w think. the most comprehensive and
complete yet presented by > Board In the
Territory. Iten.Lles Tax Payers to see tho
amount received and expended In each Fund
and to whom and, with the text report OF
she Chairman accompanying tho Tabular
statement, obvia,cs the necessity Of an cdi-
s,rial rccapi,u!ation. It Is painfully sppa.
rent that the county d hcavily in dcbt-ee2, .
0oo-.carly as much Ms the Territory. The
receipts in County Fund last year, were
81 40 ~ and or this go 900 90 were paid
FOR interest on debt. The county came out
., the end Of the year with Ms debt increas'
cd 9S,7o IS. Let business man Be placed
In that situation and he will realize thst 1t
10 disastrous state of affairs. For this
debt wc have Court House valued 1t e2S.-
~ so md I Jail valued as $500: Total
ga, s44 80. leaving the county ~, lS6 20 In
debt, with no property 10 show for Il. The
worst feature IL the amount OF revenue sb-
sorbed ny tin. rapscious 'nonstcr-Intcress
and /, will keep the nose OF Taxpayers to
tho grinds:onc so long - the Debt exists.
The Commissioners recommend increased
taxation. The tax 10 up 10 the maximum
now allowed by INV. Another Legislature
will have u convene before Il can be accom-.
plished, and that will not DO for two yesrs.
Then, the better way would be to allow. In
edition, that the surplus revenue be ex.
pended In purchasing on the market, for
she benefit 1t the County, ito outstanding
obligations rs market rates. This would up.
prcciste warrants while sinking the debt. and
accomplish double purpose Of good. In
The meantime, the increase Of taxable prop.
srty aud business, lis close assessment, IN
economical administration Of tho county Of.
Gees. and. happily. exemption from heavy
criminal cases, may enable the county to be
administered without increase Of debt We
have good public buildings. though they did
cost ousrsgoously, and they are paid for.
W. have good officers. efficient and econom.
!cal. and the most careful, prudent, saga.
cious sad thoroughly interested Board Of
Commissioners we have ever seen in Office.
We have every prospect Of good season,
increased property, business aud prosper.
i,y in the scvcrsl industries in which the
Increasing population il engaged, 20 that
while We have 10. pcrforee. endure our a.
nAuci,l condition In IN adverse season, the
indications arc that the coming one will DO
such with individuals that the public burden
will rest on shoulders brsccd with personal
prosperity. |''
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

The C0tosatD Legislature 1ujourned Mt
Saturday. They give 5000 premium for
the irst flowing ar.csian well, II sunk 1000
feet The Woman Suffrage Hill failed.
The G:lroy Aasocass of Feb. 5th ~ i.
nouaees the marriage IN San Francisco on
the Sd inst Ut d.. J. 8. Click, Of Helena, to
daughter Of Gcul J. I. Harrison, formerly
Of Baltimore, Nd. Joyl Dr.. rrIe
' The government Is about to issue 10. IS,
and 80 cent silver coins, " take the place OF
postal currency. Specimens have been sub
mitted to the Treasury, and will soon be Sc.
lected and coined. Their value viii be re-
duced by alloy to the value Of currency.
Mr.. Horace Countryman, one of the best
mill. wrights that has ever been in Montana,
is now in Salt Lake City. He proposes
coming TO Montana in April and will bring
his family in June Or July. Parties who
contemplate building mills would 20 well
tn communicate with him.
FRANK Kenyon, Esq, in the issue OF
Feb. .5,h formally announces the disposal OF
his interest in tho Girey (Cal) Adroeats,
and vacatcs the chair editorial Judge ].
Murphy succeeds. Mr.. X. docs not indicate
his prospective business. Good fortune,
wherever you 60, Frank. ...-
A number Of National Ranks, with ~,
aggregate outstanding circulation Of four
millions, have givca notice that they are
going into liquidation. A bill 10 framing to
force them TO wind up their affairs, that
their circulating notes may 10 given 70 bona
file institutions. ,....- " .......
A dispatch OF the 10th says: ION mo-
ton of Banks tho privilege of the floor for
the day was given to John Kits, . revolu.
tionary soldier, who appeared and convcrscd
with members, showing but slight indica-
tons of his extreme ago. He WAS born in
Pennsy!vanis in 1863. lie witnessed the sur
render of Cornwallia Ue also served in tho
war Of 1919" .. ~.,.. ,.
Mr.. Taife, OF Nebrasks, on the 10th, In .
PRODUCED joint resolution to disincur,bsr
the public domain Of the so -callcd Indian
title. The following is the text: Be it re-
solved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sescntstivcs Of the United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That after the cx-
piration of one year from the passage Of this
joint resolution, the public domain Of the
United States shall be held to be, and shall
be treated in Ill respects Is disincumbcred
Of the SO called Indian title.
A New York despatch of the 5,h says,
KIT Burns dog pit, on Water street. is to
he dedicated to religious worship ON Mon
day by Bishop Jones, assisted by Rev. T. l..
Cuyler and Rev. 5. II. Tying, Jr, and daily
noon prayer meetings will follow" We
Heard this trio pray in tho same locality
eighteen months ago, while Kit stood out
side on the steps cxpatialing on the fine
points Of game chicken, which he clasped
lovingly to his bosom and addressed in or.
namented terms Of endcarment. Fer va.i-
ETY. OF entertainment go to Kit Burns rcvi.
val.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

The Hsrs'd has beeni "Soing after" III.
Evil Genius" Of The Republican party in
Helena. in several recent numbers says
he - disappointed Office seeker" has
finally joined the ranks Of Democracy"
that 1t Knows his ear marks" etc. No
namo 10 mentioned. The hints thrown out
are indefinite. Who s'itf Ashlcys San.
ders: Pinney, Williams, or EssrtsI
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18
f*a'j, WHITE PINE.

A Montaniau, and experienced miner
writes us personal letter not very encour
aging In regard to White Pine. He saya
there aro mills enough erected now to crush
Ill the rock they can got for tho next five
years; that one third Of tho mills are chung
up" for want Of ore, and that Ill the Mon.
tanians who can will return in the spring.
He has examined nearly oil tho mines on
Treasure Hill and on tho Base range-and
did not find single defined lead. The orc
In Treasure Hill detcrioratcs ~ they sink
The limestone contains some rich orc ''peck.
cts" however. Smelling has no! yet proved
SUCCESS. Pref. w. s. Keycs, formerly OF
Montana, has charge Of the Swansea smelt.
ing works, which IL the nearest = success Of
any. Timber. water and grass arc scarce
It il now conceded fact that the California
Water Company. which incurred = heavy
expense in bringing in water, will nercr re.
alixe on tho investment. ~' an& .sH
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18
CONG RESSIONAI


SENATE, 9th-Howard frun the Committee on Ter.
rtories, reported hill t. psov,ds tor the payment Of
expenses incurred BY Tie Territory II Montana IN the
suppzesslsn Of Indiaa Aestiities..:9ta
Chandler intsoluced bll II tire last session to pro-
mote eommercs bstwscn the States ETC. 1t authorizes
the constrktoa sfa Asss Clint railroad between New
York and Washington, With capital Of 5000 600.
Il also provides Tor railroad and telegraph from
Washington and Piissearg and CINCINNATI,
House. sJoAs coypds * Paana,lvaaia m sds's
- - To eoassssad ~ yass * - 70 a. b..
ssnaA C1aaAlae, Asn ~ c>mnit,es on ooar
nesee. lsahp AAs III anAhosising railroads
fFon the city Of washiagton to New York, Pitsbu's
and cincniasl ~ ssaesdsip Hines from Warrington
70 the two hoeeF t6inss. Hi'su' h''7'1'' Pei.
The MiasissippiaiA ~ss taken up TRANQUIL. Nor
ton and Stewart fssssd the anc6ndsionsI representa-
tion Of 0iGsenppt.a Fsuesoy, Ednunds and Wi'soa
opposed. .haaois sdi s,ian sss7,ss a'D" -" DIV
Senate. 1l-wmiams, from tho Committee on ra'',e
lands reported With amendfnsptA bill granting apo'
10 aid in the constructions 81 railrosd from the Co
lumhia river 70 Puget Sdil6 .
Sherman iassSddtsd srst6lutioSs u temperate syn
patty With he cshsah j. Hmsat a .conmittee o''
noa'e Ana ~ E.s liassoaassa fo' the reduction
motion ~ n.. "a; q ..:ts on. Il. 1.pprop,'.@
for Reporters = ~ coaesoi saal 0lsss. The pre-
ceedings cas b pdass61as e1o,No ~ pr aanus
ne xovesnmskot a*.iQa4s ia III saara vi .'.
Co.. a,ap9as., s..asaasa ~ sasa q no e''
IA ss 81 81 ' y Isa,ss.s &c =:
~ !: 80 i q: Esls:s IT,: Fss ri I Is
Jag1leelha0 g. 11aQ1, "a escS. AseocisSc Jussis.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

To rH8 EDITOR NEW NORM WEST:
Il A heavy snow storm is now raging in the
mountains and has been for tho past thirty
xix hours. You Deer L1odgers are probably
recipients Of the same universal blessing.
A large sized EmInettsburger here on visit
says the boys will get tight on the prospects
Of plenty Of water. H. is in . great fever
to get back to take hand It il needless IL
add that . little jollidcalion would DO IVA
ter on his wheel" s.--=. ... -...s
LADoRERs NEEDED. .....r
With such prospect for water Il u very
desirable that the market should be better
supplied with muscle. Where is it to come
from? Tie exodus OF this material last sea-
son, you will rccoilect, was immense. Should
not some responsible rcprcscr tations be made
to induce its speedy return, Ut least in time
to meet the demand? Il has been truthfully
said that Thine and tide wait for no.
man," nor docs the time and season for
working placers The publication OF COR
rect estimate of available muscle now in each
placer camp. and just estimate of what
will be required in each for profitable de-
velopment. with the present prospects for
water. might have the desired effect But
suppose Cedar holds up until the first of
August Or proves what it is represented. .
lasting camp low ore the old camps to be
supplied with laborcrs ! Look 1t it in what
light VIC may II il evident that healthy en-
igration. the coming season, 10 more than
ever before needed. - "a
s,a.t.'a "a. 4 PARTIAL CLEAN UP H.
Has been made from the Philipsburg mill.
hut the rcsult not definitely ascertained.
The mill ID now crushing from the Conan
che float Or groupings, more - an expert
mcEt to test the different character of rock
and ascertain the true value Of each by
working process. This once ascertaincd
the ores can be assorted with degree Of
certainty now altogether out Of the question.
Ownen are confident and increasing their
forces 1t the mines steadily. am Also re-
liably Informed that = soon = the Horn
pans can BE- procured. . considerable reduc-
lion in the price Of crushing will Be made
The management assare me that they will
IN sixty days from this writing. Tie mill
will then Le opened % custom mill, FREE
u I'll corners, for lots Of one hundrca tons
and upwards of milling ores This il Z
master stroke Of policy upon their part. and
will dOuhtless increase the demand for Beef
and Butter very considerably in thcsc dig.
THE FALL on THE 22D
Al your town u exciting tie yoaag gents
terribly. They now contemplate chSrtering
! foar horse team and hay rick for The ooea.
sioa.i Tbs deep iaoegsn .lelt II H. vslfaEs
oG the Zine hono1esl, Order doubelees has
muca % do with L, while the attractive. for.
tunase falf Of Deer L0dfo hAye elaime which
cast2ds - jgnosed.t ifr1stiag ~ ,dslseaat6a
from Flill Nln, fully sppesliats this faca.
refuse to be nAed - wall decorations, and
waltz 10, an truly yours.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18
labor wAxrED-wHAr SAY rou

With tho approach Of the mining season
and the increase Of snow. tho conviction
dnds more frequent expression that the
amount Of labor in Montana 10 wholly In
adequate. In eight weeks from now it will
ne demonstrated that the number OF labor.
srs will no. exceed one half the number OF
men nctusily required in mining. Not .
camp In tho county hos enough. many need
treble the number in them. New gulchcs
arc opened; old ones better supplied with
water: none exhausted. Wages will be
high, and worst oe all. will not procure
help. In every department Of industry
workers are necdcd-in the claim, the work
shop, the quarry, the fu:row and pasture,
and they will toll not without rocompcnsc.
The place1 Of older worked territories orc
exausting; Ours are boing discovered every
work, and yield Of their golden ssoro
beautifully. Prosperity in the placers per-
u,cs.os every industry, builds towns, nccss
sitatcs manufacture, encourages develop
mcnt OF the lode mines, dots the valleys with
houses and the hills with herds. So We
need no, alone miners, hut mechanics. hus.
handmen, mcrchauts-mcn. matrons and
childrcn-to build up substantial oommuni-
tics, give social stability, and establish an
Idea Of pcrmanency Of interest among the
people. In this county alone many thou.
sands Of people are needed. In the old
States many hundred thousands arc living
on . prccarious pittancc. who would here
b comfortable, ~: in time, by industry,
temperance and economy, atIiuen,. ''
The new mines will attract many miners
from adjacent tcrritories-nnorc perhaps
shan they will furnish employment 70. and
she surplus will probably compensate for
the numbers drawn from other camps Of
Montana But We still have the original 40.
neiency to supply, and there has not been
for two ysass enough miners for . good sca.
son, while gulch after guich has been mean.
sine discovered and opened. Z" "'' va N''"
Our Territory Is suffering from the lack
Of a organized En,igrant Ala Society. II
absence Of that, and In view Of the very ap.
pa,ous neosaai.y for ~ increase Of labor.
would Il not b we'll Tor Tie principal officers
ssd weIl-knswn dtissns of ne Territory,
y have prepared ! scfSely written srticls,
giving facts and statistics oonossning Nom
ANA, and the inducements Il toitcfS % izs1ni.
grafton. giving tho routes ana cost 81 nach;;
Ing the Territory, ctc:, and have It publish.
"a tor TIC next month III the weekly edition
oe tho two principal r,aapess 81 diverse poli:
tics ID 81. Louis, San Francisco Chlcsgo ma
New YORK: Every business man would con-
tribute toward NJ .audablc IN object. ana I'D
Information would sssch several million
r~dcns quicker Than By any o.hsr msthod.
We ars sa,isded that Deef, Lodes, win % H.
p,ppoeties towards y. N hsila ~ ron.
tsoeAss aucsg 10 14iip9 all hsagto1sia
r.t#e4 IL a