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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
Stop that Cough !!

Many persons hesitate to try a remedy
for disease, on account of the expense
connected with the uncertainty of its ben
citing them; while at the same time, had
they confidence in that remedy, the expense
would be the least objection. With this
fact in view, we make the following pro-
position: Any person suffering with a cold.
cough or sore throat that will call at F. J.
Schroeter's Drug store and purchase
bottle of HALE's Couch CORDIAL, use one
half of it, and if they then conclude that il
is doing them 40 good, they can return the
bottle and receive back their money.
No medicine ever sold in this vicinity,
that produced such magical results Don't
tail to try it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
The Gift Concert.

The Gift Concert of the Central Wiscon :
sin Agricultural and Mechanical Associ-
alton comes off at Turner Hall Wednesday
Evening of next week, March Oath Near
~ the entire number of tickets are disposed
of and consequently there will be no furth
err pastpone ment of the concert. The few
tickets remaining unsold should have eager
takers in view OF the near approach of the
drawing, and the chances possessed by
he ticket holders for drawing prizes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
4 Lie

Mr.. Finn stated at the Turner Hall
meeting on the 9th inst, that the under
signed had informed him that only 5 per-
sons had seen the bill amending our city
Charter before being introduced in the
Legislature. I pronounce his sta tement a
lie--the bill was read by large number
Of persons and l never told him any thing
to the contrary
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
Held for Trial.

Thursday last, Henry Vogel, the person
who commit the deadly assault on Mr..
Fred. Miller the previous evenin;, as
taken before Justice Bruett at Jefferson for
examina ton, on charge of assault with in
tent to kill. He was he over for trial in
the sum of $1,000 bail. Vogel obtained the
necessary. bail.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
F. P. BROOK.
HHe Is n Bond HOlder.'

This senseless cry is raised against any
citizen who does not coincide with the ln-
sane clamor for reputation. About year
"spotted partially fraternized with the
crazy crew. Quick IS a flash he ceased to be
"a bond holder" How long will the peo-
pie allow themselves to be duped with this
foolish lie .
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
Candidate for City Treasurer.

/ herby announce myself as candidate
for the office of City Treasurer at the ensu-
ing charter election, and If elected will en-
deavsr to discharge the duties of the Office
to the satisfaction of the public.
JACOB ZIMMERMAN.
Watertown, March 10Th, 1875.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office, at Watertown Wisconsin March,

9.
Blancbaw Aaron Jones Ellen
Burke Michael Keston Steen
Deyle Fl. Fl. Malone G. n.
Granger Mrs. Nicholson James
J4yen Mary Mrs. Owens j. Miss
Perry John
Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers will please say Advertised"
J. T. NOAK, P. n.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17
BREVITIES

Rev. Mr.. Hendrickson of Columb US :,
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Cragin
on SUNDAY last
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05
TglA8 LEGISLATURE,


AuSrlN, MOroll 2, The senate not IN
session tOHdny, I ...
IN tho house, AFTER rendng and
adopliun ul the Journal, Mr. MrLenry
wHt ~ state that the second day 81
March being lhp llilny-nlull day ol
'lGXRn independence moreover lhe
birthday pl sam Houston, one 0I lhe
prrnlrti hrrucspl thisslnle lac thought
II hut proper lhut the legislature
should adjourn The dnyl too, ny u
laW pnarlrd dulug lhc llltl FeHalun
of lids body, had been undo u le'
ga holiday, aud the chiefs ol the SOW
rral state departments had hreh ia
stmGlad to observe II ~ such lho leg
IsalIlre, therefore, could not consist
entity Ignore ", q
Mr Storey requested the RCntlomnn
10 Weld the floor 10 ennble him " call
uph hill OF much Importance, especial
IL to the town Of ldling, The I'LL pro-
vldcs for the lriNl and removNl nom
office OF mayors nn cllnrgcn Of lnnlfcns-
nnce, Inrompcicnoy or drunkenness,
and was, on motion Of Mr. smith, OF
Grimes 10 far amended m 70 elect
those towns Incorporated under the
poueral laws OF lh0Mid0 only Pissed,
4 lunhcr Of BILLS of q local cllnrlc-
ter were cNllcd upnnd referred. Among
others, the hlll introduced by Mr. Fnr-
mr cllcctugn change In the present
divorce luW, In 80 far ~ to make con
vcllou for felony or lunNcy sufficient
enugp flr divorce
Mr. Eppcmnn's bill, announcing the
first Of january, the fourth of July and
the rwCnty.llnh Of December ~ legal
holidays. The Till grants n relicl long
sought nilcr by our bankers aud hlsi-
ness man, setting NJ rest all contr0vcr'
~ IN connection with protested papers
ialinp due on those days
Nh Gtrpy, for Mr., stewart of Mont
gumcry, moved THAI the motion to re-
consider the vote 10y which, on ycsler-
day, the bin regulating the removal
and establishment OF county seats had
been iudelmilely postponed, be enter
ol upon the Journal, He stated that
Mr. Slcwml would otter an amend
mentwhich would satisfy the opposi'
tion.
The house lhcn adjourned,
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pras -aImum larger Chan ever before
Ia lhemua aeHm Of tle year.
Ia GnNn0ill circles there Hfems ~ DO
greater ensH pamands lor discounts
pra not on lhe inareNsp " lhe eAlehl
dat mipht lnyr bccr expected and lllo
mercantile community arc meeling
lheirpaparpumpllH ltEchangedeal
iUgs are not 30 large rs olher seasons
hut are quite up 10 the spring trade
actions NJ even better years as lo gen
cral prosperity
The offerings NJ exchange at the
counter mayey slight Rates ere, sell
Ing pee cent premium for hank on all
points, buying pNr The rates for DIS
count elGu pur conipar laonll, lhongll
A paper IL readily discounted NJ
somahlug less, Coin offerings arc
very small In Ibis "hari money state,
II holng counted nuisance To handle
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05

and gospel among all Italians, WIN
whom he enjoys a tar Superior Fepula-
Ton 10 infaliblllly Than the pope
Miuuie sherman IL happy al last,
The president has approved pc lmhl
rpaullllnn Of congress authorizing
Thomas w, Fitch, engineer ~ llie
United States navy, ~ accept u GU Tor
his wife from the khediYe 0t Egypt,
and his resolution, II II understood
mpansihat the diamond can be passed
out nf the custom house free of
dutiiR II II net % Gerlalnl however
that Minnie viii not ilnd her newly
a0auired treasures Obleols Of Wearl'
some care Ia the end, for m the posses
sion Ut lllree hundred thousand dollars
worth of diamonds she may soon be-
come an object 0f s0llellude ~ lhf
geltlf children NJ tie jimmy aud the
akelelpn key,
The l.yoeum thealer has been
merry for more lhall q week past WIN
The innocent and wh0lesome hlmOr III
Mr.. j, l., fO0le's character sketches
Lust night Che list Of these perform
ancea was Increased by the presenla'
ton Ol Dickens Immortal trial Of liar'
dell w pickwlek, The ieXtQf this IN
comparable chapter would be funpy
under amy circumstances, Int when
presented as II WIS last night II was IT.
IrrlBlihly 10, Mr. lOnle acted the part
Of Sergeant liulfll, aud did that pep,
perry aud pOmpOlls perAOnhge lull
IuHtieo From the first words of that
marvellous opening address ~ the lnlel'
ligent and high minded Jury 10 lhe
close Of the CrOas-eXamlnRtlnn, the M
dIenco was IN u continuous ripple oI
laughter,
Mr. H. Alma 'radema, tie dlstln-
guished lGngllah artist has Just con-
nleled two Important works, The llrhl
la"Cloopatra injecting Mark Antony!
The picture h oval, aud contain s0nly
tho llle,alzo bend aud bust OF The lcgyp'
ilnn.queen IN profile, She He's, prop
ped up with pillows, Her breast n hall
covered by tight robe Of yellow SILK,
but neck, throat aud arm nre bare.
With the intense fire Of her eye, con-
slraIplng herself 10 no calm she fol-
lows Tue eye Of Mark Antony, whom
Hhe Il supposed TO have Justly fasclnat-
cd, Tho other picture, IA Peep through
the Trees, II an English landscape In
Julyjn woman robed Ina long, soft
garment OF bluo-gray, with Il pale
brown drNpery rolled under her head,
lles on her bnclt Ina beech wood, gal-
Ink up between the b0les Of the trees
70 o0tch glimpse Of the sky between
the leaves. |Y e. ..IH . .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05

THE following paragraph, SO well
put 10y the Austin Statesman, will ap'
ply to other places aswcllas tothc capI-
tai city We endorse it III its entirety
IL is very strange that people Will
never learn that We cannot ANA will
not as u matter of right, rs well us OF
business necessity, print personal let
ters or papers concerning individuals
or institutions, unless the cost and tie
use of the newspapers costly facilities
for giving publicity to facts be paid for.
1t signifies nothing 10 us that the let
ter or paper proposed to be printed
concerns the public We live, like
other people, TO make u living, and If
those who would serve others or them
selves do not pay hire FOR the vehicle
in which they air their vanity or greNt-
ness or humanity, or their inne, the
cold one horse shay" OF which Oliver
Wendell Holmes wrote SO telicitiously
would never live to green old age, and
finally dissolve, with all its parts AT
the same instant, in dust and Oblivion,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05
coMnnacrAL AND FINANCIAL.

The business of our city for the past
week has been characterized by bet
ter feeling resultant from IN increase
of sales in the leading branches of
trade. Especially is this notable in
the line of western produce and gro
ceries, large sales of which have been
effected. This we would suggest to our
farming communitycis condition OF
things much to be deplored, and il IL
to be hoped that the reports we hear of
larger area ofgrainhaving been plant
ed and planting than ever before, may
he generally true, II Is, in oIlr humble
opinion, cleaned from what we have
seen after dependence on cotton for a
supply of money sufllcientto improve
property, and even pay current eX-
penses in seasons of short crops, uecid-
eddy n suicidal policy. We have
in this northern portion Of
Texas providential reminder, in
the fact OF our soil and climate
being adapted to every species OF crop
usually raised In this latitude, that we
are TO be the grauary of The whole
state, and common sense would teach
that it Is necessary to diversity our
crops to supply this want We note
this with the hope that attention may
he more directly called to the point
before the planting season finally
closes.
But to return to the city businessand
that of the surrounding country. The
roads have been rather. bad, owing 60
the rains, and trade, though large for
the past two weeks, compared with the
same time previously, has been cir
cumscribed by the planters having To
stay at home and prepare for their
crops and plant. Country merchants
report things rather duller in proper.
ton than our city badness would
show, resulting from this Wantof eoun-
try custom, Willie they are sending
their own orders to this point, prepare
torS to theirspriug traiie. @ aN
The smaller retail dealers in Our city
seem TO be realizing the fact thas to
pay highrents and compete with The
wholesale dealers, Is making their
profits rather smaller than will justify
the outlay, AMI hence there IL less dis
position 70 start new -yentures in this
already over.done class dfretaii mer-
chunlts, while thoss who have gotia
foptholdsseem content. Upon the
whole, we may congratulate ourselves
on business being IN a healthier state
than any year since the business as
sumed Its present proportions, and IL Is
stu increasing In volume, as testified
by our large Jobbing merchants, whose
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05
Thomas Mckcnnn.

During The past few months New
Orleans has had to mourn the death
of many Of her best citizens, but
the loss OF mono will bc 40 kocnly
felt in the circles to which this pa.
per goes ~ that Of the gentleman
whose name heads this notice.
Mr. Mckcnna was born in Ncwry
county Down, Ireland, and was only
forty.siX years Of age AZ the tine Of
his death When but youth Of
twenty no came TO this city, and
though he had no friends to assist
him, soon secured u rcmunerativc
and responsible position in one Of
our large commercial houses. About
fifteen years ago he and Messrs
Thomas and Charles Smith formed
n copmtnership, founding the house
of Smith & Mckonna, which rapidly
advanced to the foremost position
in its line in tho commercial circles
of tho south NH .A8
Having made n handsome fortune
Mr.. McKcnna withdrew from bust
moss few months ago, and began
preparations to return to the land
of his birth, But his health, which
had been failing for some time, rap
idly declined, and he died on Sun
day morning, the llth inst, lie
had all the grace and consolation of
receiving all the sacraments of the
church before his death,
Warm hearted and generous, the
ever faithful friend Of the poor, the
outoast and the orphan, in his last
hours NJ, McKenna forgot not those
whom hehad always assisted during
life, as his requests to the Infant
Orphan asylum and the House of
Good Shepherd, in his last will and
testament- New Orleans Morning
Star, goth ult. a...,s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05
PosIponcmcni OF the Texas Real Estate
..t Drawing,

Owing 10 the inyarluble custom of
postponing drawings, the public will
not believe they viii take place until
the expected posiponement takes place,
Although literally patroni1ed, We have
not disposed of quite Nil the tickets,
Owing to the above cause, together
with the unprecedented rains and
Hoods throughout Tie entire south, w
well ~ TcNas, aud Us we are deter
mined TO have full drawing, thereby
inNping entire satisfaction TO all
tickct-holdcrs, we have postponed our
drawing to May 18th about sixty days,
when every prize shall be paid IN full.
j. Il, F0srER, Manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05
"Thats What I've Been Telling
Emily"

Oanada's bright and sensible gov
ernor general, Lord Dutferin, has
given to the dominion people new
by-word, which has spread with
electric rapidly from one end of
Canada to the other. On his voyage
out, being called on by the emf.
grants to address them, he alluded
to this phrase, which had grated
harshly on his ear: "He had the
misfortune of having too many
children" lord Dufferin said !: 81
remarked that perhaps no better
idea could be given of the difference
between the old country and their
new home than by the fact that
whereas in England a struggling
man might he overweighed in the
battle of life by Il too numerous
family, in the land to which they
were going AMMAN could scarcely
have too many children. Here /
was appIauded Justify, with a cheer
full accompaniment of laughter also,
when was further greeted by an
approving hump on the back by a
stalwart young emigrant, Right
You are sir; that's what I've been
telling Emily ~ The Canadians
have got up the slang phrase,
That's what I've been telling
Emily having had tho aneedote
made familiar by going the rounds
OF the newspapers, and now one
hears everywhere, That's what
I've been telling Emily"
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DALLAS. Texas, February is, 1875.


MesSrs. A, N, Bradshaw, VIM. j. Ward, Robt.
Ogden, b. ]. star, y. Loeb & Co., and others:
iGEHTLEMnS-Your communication re-
questlng me to become u candidate for the
Office of Mayor, ofthe city ofDallns, has been
received, and wereI TO consult my own In
clinations | would stlll decline doing so, as |
have heretofore done, for the last three
months 10 numerousindividual solicitations
OF the same sort, but recognizing the fact
that the people have u right 20 demand the
services OF It's citizens, do not feel NJ liberty
to refuse the use of my name for the office,
which your kind Partially has evinced IN
the call made upon me. Is.
!, therefore, in obedience to that call, an
nounce myselfa candidate for Mayor, sub
Ject, however, to the action of a convention
or primary election, should either be held,
and In doing so | here announce that shall
AT once tender my resignation Of the office |
now hold, the same TO take effect at as early
day MS my successor can be elected and
qualified.
Thanking you, gentlemen, for the kind
expressions contained in your call, l remain
your obedlent servant,
j. ID. KERFOoT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05

MEssRs. ANDERSON Il SroRH lthe
first named gentleman formerly one
Of the publishers of the Plonccrl VIII
commence the publication of new
paper at Cotton Gin, Frecslone county,
in about two weeks, to be called the
Frcestonc Herald
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05
To ID. j. RaWlins.

DEAR Strive, the Undersigned citizens of
curing in our city council ourbcst citizens
and good fnanciers, and feeling satisfied
that II you are elected, would do credit to-
yourself and the third ward, as well as the
ask that you allow your name To come he
fore the voters OF the third ward as a cnndi-
date for alderman at the election to take
place April u, 1875:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05

IA DRrINaulsHHD hut fncelious semi
tor has offered n reward Of Ave dollars
for every hcad Of 0 sonc Immigrant
Gust Of tho trinity river brought or
influenced to come bylhc lnmlgrollon
LIlrnnII
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05

OuR thirly.llyc district Judge cost
Sl4a, 800. Two Of these judges, Cham
beers aud Cooper, orc holding courts IN
one county each NJ $1,000, and two dis
trict ottorneyaut $1,000. This is "rc'
fornir-so called
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05

Tnunry tnolisanddolaH for printing
IN the appropriation suggested for our
y ate department Is enormous compar'
Oh 10 lsOG.7O, Oh, rctrenchmont' lhou
nrL q lewel ! -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05

naE defeat Of the bin for the ndmls'
sion Of Colorado aud New McSlco eS'
tIngulshcs for the present the hopes Of
sundry dlstingllahod men of The perl
cd, who We're looking to he nodeScna'
tora rnrf ,
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The Southern cultIvator for March

Is promptly on our table, AZ we have
80 often had occasion TO say II is the
best agricultural journal that Texan
farmers can take. Terms - 10 per an
mum, in advance. Address NJ l..
Jones, Athens, Georgia,
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q aIlraotion of die swpto In not l'I''
ng,p Tic force ldII locke ~ II tlry
were afraid Of (ho consequences, ana
think Grant has aIrendy gone too mr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05
Colonel w. Il. williams.

DEAR SIR-We, the undersigned citizens of
the third ward Of the city of Dallas, beliey
ing You have the best interest of our city at
heart would respectfully request that you
for alderman of said ward at the election IN
be held April d, 1875: W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05

TilE SENATE complllee hah rlrIcl'en
out nil appropriation (or'the bureau OF
immigration, except for u superlhlcho
Ont al two thousand dollnls,
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coIoneI w. q. HnIInn.1.

DEAR sIR-The undersigned, believing you
10 nave tue best Interest of our city at heart,
In the next term OF The city council, would
respectfully request the use OF your name as
candidate for Alderman of the Third ward.
NJ the election TO be held April 6, 1875.
Truly your friends,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-05

AMoNG the new criminal Judges wlo
viii get thirty i've hundred dollars
are those for Paris nnd Jefferson
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THr resolution of the legislature 10
adjourn ON the 10Th Of March Wlllmrfl
with tho hearty approval Of tho poo'
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IhE HERALD InP nEEIcE

Has been thoroughly reorganised and 10
fully prepared to do all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING In the --latest stylss.
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al CAII.
10 the Hon, JoAn D, EcrroOt.

We, ~ uniHriialni clu1fnsuf Dallas, ap-
pIeeialing ypur oouise ~ nli limrs while NIL
lug llie Offices pfInslipe ~ lhr peace And pre-
siding Justice NJ Dallas county respectfully
snliGil ynu 10 baGOme candidate lpr lhe
piliee NJ Mayor Of our pily, here Pledgng you
our earnest support Ia tlle eanyAssl ana our
yotes ON tlle day of elegtlou,
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DALLAS, TEXAS,

FRIDlY uORNly0, NtROW .,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14

yags Neson-Yes Sir and because II is not material TO the
very question we are inquiring into. - ~ u. l a..
Mr Bvarts4w your Honor please note our exception TO
that direction Of the Court in respect that order Of the ey
deneei fft -l' ft. " Nf
Judge Neson-Yes SIR and also the exception OF the plain
uff,s counsel 10 the order have made striking
Messrs Beach, Morris and Pryor peakng togctherl-We
don't want any exception.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
Waters.

XNAITER-A cOlored young man wouid like
w apse 10 PiRsTCLAss BOARDING HOUSE,. UsaerstsBds
L bup thorouzh aud furnish sEeIeptonAee references
Ipaaire ODELs AGENCY, l0e west 3<hss corner Of
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
6otfis.

AT MODERATE rates-COmmodious and ele-
N Rnn furnished ROOMs for families and eentemen a h"onsoh
Hail. SIeenth Broadway Table carte No extra hNs
for private tsbIe.
CLIFFORD HOUSE, opposite st. james,
north 26hs and Broadway Jsst opened new llu
eer,n furnished ROOMS for families and Hge rooms SE'I
class table ShOie At low rates
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, American Plan,
WI cor 3sths Murray Hl-A few elegant SUITES
and SINGLE ROOMS; rates moderate w Ia FISH.
CTURTEVANT HOUSE, Broadway and Goth
y Al New YorkRoom and Board and - per according
to the soOr occupied LEWIS 1so ?. LnLasD.-
STURTEVANT HOUSE, Broadway and Iwen-
= single rooms
for ssntIemen from sl7 so s2s family from ss ss5 per
week in new addition - Der DAY. ,s,r
"-' LEWIS GRO. 4. LELAND.
WTTNCHESTER HOUSE. European plan,
w corner Broadway ard Thirty -PnteAs nnee 90
family eroens restaurant for sSe. sad sen"snh
T,ncs on Brosdway also Tbirty-kistst Prices liberal
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
Portars

A PROTESTANT MAN, age "a, wants sit-
n nation PORTER employuenti Rood pen
man! temperate for snail sslsryi u mste h
e best ey reference Asdfess j. r
Boz II, Tribune Up-tows Ofce. 64ia " est 32drt
DORTER or NIGHT WATCHMAN and
i USEFUL MANA Young would like place !. pOhrkh
M a ,or, hotel slaee NIGHT WATCH
MAN n ulliag himself sselal In eou9try b.
cen AZ ODRLLe, 100 West 34thsA corner Of Brosavay
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
Uinier Resorts.

DOYAL Victoria Hotel. Nassau, n. p, BAHIA
Ia mss T J. PORTER PrOpreOr For iuI information addrt
Ldgerwooi Co. 75S Broadway. n Steamers SAL every wees