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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-31
DALLAs. TEXAS
TIIour0IITa an IOInNAIIsM.

Mon do not take the trouble 10 MIHk
on the REASONS Of our rosperlly, or to
thoughtfully enquire iutl the causes
which produce II, They read the dali
ly paper oareleaSly for u few mo-
ments encli morning, ~ throw II
aside without thought OF what TINT
paper Ia doing for him and his, So no.
GustOmed has he become 10 dllly (hn1
nightly steady, unwaverlng, persist
tent effort of the press to blllld up ana
develop our city and county TO intro
duce capital and immigration, to
spread all over the face Of the earth
the news of this wonderful State, its
climate, soils and productions, TINT he
thinks Ms matter of course, and VI
right that this news, this continuous
effort, must be kept up with
out his assistance, save IN
the pitIful sum that he pays
for his monthly or yearly subscriptions
lie forgcts that without that very paper
no invitation would DO extended to the
immigrant and the capitalist to come
among us TO develop and enlarge the
industries In which he Is so vitality IN
terested, no forgets that that daily
sheet, with devotion to his Interests
and those OF his county and State, Is
working for him; he fails to appreciate
the darkness and ignorance that would
follow were that press driven from the
face of the earth. All this arises from
the fact that the man fails TO WiREl for
did hel but reflect for one moment, every
motive Of gratitude, every motive Of
honor and of interest, would prompt
him to u swift and heartfelt support Of
that paper which has and continues to
he the devoted friend of himself and
family, the fearless advocate and de-
fender of every right that il dear TO u
citizen and a freeman.
We feel persuaded that the hearts of
men, especially those Of the South,
are not ungraieful, and that the llstless
manner in which they support the
greatest fundamentally in strengthen
ing, purifying and exalting society
arises from the fact that they are
thoughtless, careless and unnpprecla-
tive, from an ignorance OF the great
amount of money, labor and brains
requisite to run daily journal.
As some great writer has remarked
the press, like other great blessings
and necessities, is 50 common, and we
are so largely benefited by it without
thinking of IT, that nothing would
fully impress US with II sense of its
measureless Importance but its loss.
1t is panorama of the world, "reflect.
ing all that sgrand in nature, majestic
in law, gorgeous in art, rich in princi-
pie, exalted in morals, lovely in
humanity, refined in sympathy, firm
in faith, bouyant in hope, illustrlous
in charity, upright in dealing, good in
man and Godlike in religion
and it stands to-day the living match
less eXemplar of a faithful, unspeak-
able devotion to the highest and no.
blest interests of chivalrous ard in
telligent people.
Let us then reflect for n moment up
on these things, and in that sober mo.
ment of thought and retrospect, write
down an irrevocabe determination to
henceforth lend larger, freer, NOR,
appreciative support to this great NOR.
al lever which moves the world, anC
must for good or evil control the desti
MES of men.
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Ir has been wen said TINT a newspa.

IT has been well said that u newspa-
FOR il either Il bonanza or agfayeyard,
The stockholders of the leading dailles
of New York City have struck lodes AS
rich rs Fair, Flood or O'Brieh
ever reached. The chief owner of the
Times, Mr.. George Jones, next to
young Bennett, is the richest neWspa-
per proprietor in all of Gotham. The
estimated value of the leading journals
is given as follows, including the
buildings erected for their use Her
aid, S2,000,000; Times, Sl,0O0,OOO {;
Tribune, 81 100000 World mo build
ing), 100000; journal of Commerce,
$4,000 Evening Express, $3.50, 900
Evening Post and building, 800, 900
Commercial Advertiser, S'l50,0OO
Evening Mail, 100000. The Sun is
estimated at 10000, but could not bt
bought for twice that amount indeed
1t pays larger dividends than any 9th
er paper except the Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-31

In Minnesota the winters are clear
aud cluudless, and the mr. so quiet
that over The Villages smoke rises in
high, strlight white columns.
The New York Legislature has killed
II bill prohibiting the employ ment OF
women in liquor saloons, gardens, or
any place whore liquor II sold.
"Presbyterlans, Methodists, Catho-
lies aud other Christians" says the
Jewish Messenger, sc0rniully, "have
been convicted of murders, but never
n jew until Rubenstoin."
Mr.. h. II. Webber, of Lisbon, Linn
county, Iowa, proves to be one of the
heirs Of property in Holland which
Is estimated TO be worth twenty mil
lions of dollars. But he expects to get
only four millions.
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Mrs. $. o. HARRIS and Mr. b. r.
Weber of Indiana, have recently
fallen heirs to some five million dol
lars, descended to them through rich
progrenitor in Holland. Their ances-
tor died one hundred years ago, and
the property, now amounting to
twenty million dollars, has remained
in the hands of the Government of
Holland. We would not mind tracing
our lineage back to some rich old Hol-
lander.
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leaves behind him devoted father an
anhotionate step'mother and u step
sister, In the person Of Mrs DE-. A, A,
Johnston, 10 mourn his early death
We can add, with the striolest truth,
that from our earliest acquaintance
with him, M u boy, lhomas Sheppard
has borne spotless character for no.
briefly, moral reoiltude, Kindness OF
heart, strict fidelity TO truth and hla
convictions Of right In Offering our
aympathles TO his kindred, We bat obey
the demands Of our own heart
L ~ q
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aud meter went 10 work and cheated
the consumer more than ever OGGl'
slonally The corporation price Of gas. II
reduced, but the partner in the cellar
looks ont for the oily'a interests, and
the oo.OpuraliOn makes u large prollt'
Seriously, the reputation OF the Rich
mOnd gas.meters has become 80 motto
rlous, that every citizen Is interested
In some invention that VIII check their
mud career Of waste aud extravaganza,
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Work has commenced on new
Catholic church in Marshall.

Mrs. Christop Sterling, the wife OF
an Industrious mechanic of Victoria,
while laboring under n temporary fit
of insanity, drowned herself in the
Guadalupe,
---Oakvile Tribune: On the evening
Of the lYth, just after nightfall, u Mex
Jean was shot and instantly killed on
our streets. Two young men, strangers
here, said TO be from Gonzales and
Guadalupe counties, Henry Coulter
and John Il. Tobin, were arrested, re-
fused bail and committed to Jail, A
mob came at night and opened the
Jail, and shot this pair, and shot and
killed Matt Adams, and fired fifteen or
twenty shots into Charles Davies bed.
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Tnn Ialoal CenlennInl cnLorprIao B

THE latest Centennial enterprise Is
thus shown up By the New York SUM
IN advertisement like this has been
lately Inserted In newspapers olrGllllt'
ting throughout the country; "Ihree
hui dred men wanted to occupy posi-
lions NJ the Centennial exhibitions
coed salary, lnclose twenty-five cents
for registering. American Agency
Company, i, o, box O31 Sew YORK"
Fractional currency has gone into boX
O37 1t rate That would require very
large book IN which TO reg sicr the
names of the SENIORS. The box was
hired about the first Of January, by u
man who said he was partner IN
purchasing agency at 80 Broadway
There Is no such concern, however, In
the building Mt that number, and
persistent effort to learn the nature OF
ihe device revealed nothing except
that the profit to the advertiser has
been large.
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
FGsEE 10 ALL.
But No Business Advertisement In
serted without Pay.

Desiring 20 make The Herald the medium
of communication for the general pubic,
aud also 20 assist those VINO may need an
ndyettlsiup column, Advertisements under
me hpnd nf "IOst,h found Wanted"
"lfor Aalo,n "FOr Rent" 10 Lot" ol not
more man thIee lines, win he inserted IN
this column Two llmeh nee Ol oharge' When
excess win no charged NJ TIE rate Of ton
cents u ltud, ouch insertion, IN advance ana
when such advert iRrlurnla are printed more
than two dimes they VIII De- ohnrgrI ~ the
rate of ten cents Hue IN advance for each
additional insertion, Seven words make u
lluu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-31

VIRGINIA has been considerably ex-
ercised of late over the PROPOSE
ton pending in the Legislature to tax
all church property over$5, 900 in value.
The question provoked an animated
and interesting discussion in the
House, but was finally voted down by
a considerable majority.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-31

THE Payne finance bill, which was
barely carried in the Democratic eau
Gus, was defeated in the House on the
9th instant, by vote of one hundred
and fifty-six to eighty-one. Thus we
are no nearer solution of the financial
problem than we were before.
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wanted,

A situnUOn In n respectable family by,a
young girl. Good references gwen Apply
1T lOll Main M Get, rear building. mnrO-9t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-31

Two small tenement houses on Polk, near
Austin street Rents low, Apply NJ liRtZ-
telns store, corner OF Austin ana POLK,
mar'W.at
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MRS, WARF|ELD'S NEW BOOKS
New Books just ready, by author of
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plele set OF the six volumes, put up in n neat
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10 Let.

Worl, on Il inrm by several Intelligent
young men from Germany Address x,
Herald ON ce, lnhf"V'N
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ON Min street, leather pocket book con-
tanning n $50 bin and r0llrOad receipt. A
reasonable reward viii bc paid Tor ts de-
Ivory at THE HERALD OfllGG, maT9O-2t.
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Wanted.

Gentleman ana wife can secure room with
good board southeast corner sycamore and
Pacific avenue, mal3l-d2ll
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-31

No OTHER patriot has arisen In the
last two days who IL yeNrnlng for m
investigation. Clymer II permitting
matters 10 become dull,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-31

MnnIch.

Situations Tor three boys from twelve 10
fourteen years Of ngr, Address II, ll,l Her
aid Office, mhr'I-dl
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wanted.

A situation in the wholesale whisky busl-
ness by man having had ten years con-
slant experience IN all It's details IL sober
and worker. Reference given. Address
&C." box On, Dallas, Texas. mnr28-6t
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Wanted.

A second hand baby carriage, Address
postal card to box li8. marlS.d2t.
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wanted.
For Rent.

Clerkship by u young man. speaks and
writes three languages nuently. AddrGs u, Ln
care of Church II GO, mnr2O.d2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-31

neat cottage, three blocks from court.
house, contains four rooms, Kitchen well OF
line water ANA Clubhouse attached, Possession
given first OF April. Enquire Of W, HERALD
uiicO. mur2Dd2I
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so s.c,,

A SECONDHAND desk, for which the cash
will he paid. Address =, Herald office.
mar2S.d2t
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14
Hunger.

When the system begins TO need nutri.
ment, it sends . fluid from every portion
OF the body toward the stomach, whore II
sccumulates In little reeervoirs, the dis.
tension of which causes the sensation of
hunger: the fuller they become the more
hungry are we. This fluid not only gives
notice that food is needed, but il has the
power OF dissoIving it, as water dissolves
sugar, and thus prepares it tor yielding its
nutrlment to the system. If, therefore, q
person eats without an appetite. without
being hungry, there being none Of thfs
dissolying fluid in the stomach, the food
10 MT dissolved, does not undergo any
healthy change on the contrary, beins
kent up to the stomach heat of about I
hundred degrees 1t soop begins to fermeot
70 decay, to rot, If meat 1t literally be
comes carr,on; If vegetable, 1t sours; In
either case, generating gas and wind
causing unscemly belchings and noisome
eructations: or these gases beng con
Aned. distcnd the stomach, causing pres
aure against the nerves, originating vari'
ous pains and disccmforts, moro or less,
distressing, to last sometimes for honrs ol
half night, preventing refreshing sleep,
10 be followed by . day of general die
comfort aud unfitness for business. Some
times the stomach becomes - distended
With wind that it crowds up against the
lungs, preventing them from receiving
their amount of sir. and there follows
distressing feeling of impending suffoca.
s,ou. The same effects follow when tof
much food is eaten. more than there !,
h6id In the stomach to dissolve.
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Habit.

~ trust everything under God" said
Lord Brougham, ITO habit upon which
In Ill ages, the lawgiver, Is we'll - the
echoolmaster, has manly placed his ~
lance habit which makes everything
easy, and casts oil difficulties upon the do
yiasiou from . wonted course. Make %
-beieey habit intemperance wilFbs hate.
full make prudence habit, and reckless
piO6igscy will be as contrary to The No
thtv Of ne child grown or adult, - th.
most atrocious crimes are to any Of YOU
leedships. Give . child the habit Of -
crediy regarding the truth, OF carefully
ssspscting the prepriety Of Others. o.
scrupuIously sbsta,niDg from ell acts O
iupeovidence which can involve him il
distress, and he will just a. likely thinl
Of rushing into an element in which b
cannot breathe. Is Of lying, cheating o
swearing"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14

q ioet week millionaire committed sui
1lds n Belgium; another ras sued IL New
Jersey Tor divorce and alirhony for having
snothse wife and one had lsin1ssd in
Troy fue tn days. bic burial bsang DE-
feered because he was belisysd 70 havl
hees mardeysd foe his money. In view
OF thsss tsces, ths 0rsphse urgeA "Don1
becoanes millioaaisel" Bat how y Z
,swspapee ma 70 help becoming one d
thooo thipgsf
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Published OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NUMBER Just Issued, and contains over
100 Pages, 500 Engravipgs, descriptions
If more than 500 of our best Flowers
and Vegetables, with Directions fol
Culture. Colored Plate. etc. he most
useful and elegant work of the kind in
the world. Only 25 cents for the yeaI
published in English and German.
Address.
JAMES WICK,
Rochester, N. r.
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i cENTEN NAL.
|1776. 1910.
PROCLAMATION.
|CHlCAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY
rs the POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND ~
IL THE EAST.
Passengers for CHICAGO. Niagara fal's s
Piltsburg, PHILADELPHIA, Mou e"-
Quebec, New York. Boston, VI NY
point East, should buy their
1RANS-cONTINENTAL TICKETS
via the Pioneer Route,
THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
RAIL WAY.
THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST
TIA Truck is of STEEL RAILS. and on
Ii has been made the FASTEST time thai
las ever beeu MADE in this country. by
this route passengers for points east OF
Chicago have choice of the following
lines from Chicago:
RyTHE PITTSBURG. FORT WAYNE
AND CHICAGO AND PENNSYL-
VANIA RAILWAYS:
q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY. with
= Pullman Palace Cars through 10 Phil
adelDhja and New York on each tram.
4 THROUGH TRAIN. with Pullman
Palace Cars to Baltimore and WASH
ingtOD.
nv THE LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND CON
BOTTOMS NEW YORK CENTRAL
AND ERIE RAILROADS:
- THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with
y Palace Drawing Room and silver
Palace Sleeping Cars through to New
York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WEST
ERN AND ERIE AND NEW YORK
CENTRAL RAILWAYS:
. THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman
y Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars through to New York to Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New York
|Oity.
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD:
8 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with
II Pullman Palace Cars for Newark.
GAINESVILLE, Wheeling, Washington and
Baltimore, without change.
This is the SHORTEST, BEST and
only line running Pullman celebrated
PALACE SLEEPING CARS AND
COACHES, connecting with Union Pacific
Railroad at OMAHA aud from the WEST,
via Grand junction, Marshall. Cedar
Rapids. Clinton, Sterling and Dixon, for
CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
This popular route is unsurpassed or
Speed, Comfort and Safety. The smooth.
|welD-ballasted and perfect track Of steel
rails, the celebrated Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars, the perfect Telegraph Sys
ITEM of moving trains, the regularity with
which they run, the admirable arrange
ment for running through cars to Chicago
from all points West, secure to passengers
all the comforts in modern Railway TTav.
cling. No change of Cars aud no ledi0u
delays ut Ferries.
Passengers will find Tickets via this
F'avorite Route at the General Ticket
Offices of the Central Pacific Railroad in
the Ticket Offices IF he Central Pacific
Railroad. w. II. STENNETT,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Gen Supt., Chicago.
H. P STANWOOD, General Agency,
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4 Penn! Saved is a Penny Earned.
$4,000 GivenAway!

We will send the AVANT COURIER.
usual price s. 90. and the Louisville
Weekly COURIER JOURNAL, usual price
81 90, postage paid on both papers, for
one year. for 90 90.
The Weekly Courier. Journal is the great
NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER
1t will, on December 3lst, 1875, distrib
ute impartially $4,000 in valuable pres.
ents among its subscribers, and every sub
scription sent through US will be entitled
to . registered and numbered receipt for
this distribution.
The fourth volume of the Avant Courier
is drawing to . close. and We offer tc SUR
scr!bers splendid opportunity TO renew
their subscriptions, securing their loca!
D BESIDE: sd slv tke sh Fhac J IL % ' Eet fags
uable present, al for the same amount,
they will haye TO pay for Que of our Ter
ritorial papers. Send Us Six Dollars and
get both papers.
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The superiority of man to nature y
CONTINUALLY illustrsted 10 literature and IN
life. Nature needs IN immense quantity
OF uuills to make . goose with; but man
can make goose of himself in I'VE min
|utes with one quill.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14

Have you childreni' demanded house
renter, Yes replied the oth'r, solemnly
.six-all in the cemetery Better there
thss here said the landlord, consolingly
and proceeded to execute the desired
lease. In due time the children returned
from the cemetery, whittier they ha6
been sent to have . nice play. but it VA
to late TO aunul the contract.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14

The customs and mAnuers Of years ago
are rapidly passing sway, and the only
thing left TO remind 10 Of our grand.
fathers peculiarities ars the supeshumsn
efforts of the small boy 70 spit between
his front teeth.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14

The Alabama Planter complains tina
its little garden patch WAS Improbable
last season; 1.-The lnsils ate up the Gu
cumbess; the chickens ate up the snails
the neighbors cats eat up the chickens
and We are in search of something tina
will eat up the cats.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14

That the nasal twang 10 not wholly con
fined to New England 10 proved by Spur
eeon's recent advice to some young cler-
Qymen: Moreover, brethren, avoid TN
use Of the nose IS IN organ of speech
for the best authorities are agreed that j
is intended 10 smell with"
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ST. LOUIS AND MORGAN COUNTY
MINING e. SMELLING
Company.
VIM. II. WILSON.
business Managers.
No. 600, North sixth Street y II
der Lindell Hotel
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
This company does . general Land
Agency Business. Neg0t'ates Loans. ~.
Especial attention given to the poIcn".o
and Sale of Mines and Mineral Lsnos' VI
ranizing Mining Companies. &C.
Our determination 10 to make our olu ~.
the headquarters for ali mining men v's.
fling our city. We refer TO the Ous'nesS
of st. Louis:
Our facilities for selling lands are an
surpassed, from the fact that VIC propose
~ issne a Monthly Paper Of our own. q
soon AZ our list Of lands will justify,
which we will distribute Free throughout
IN. Eastern States and Europe. thus
bringing your properties before the pubic
to the best advantage. ,.,.
" All business correspondence should DC
addressed to xy,ro on
Business Manager
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
p PATENTS!

L ~ l. ~ IN IS =
GILMORE & CO., Successors TO CHIP.
~ NAN. HOsMEK u CO., Solicitors. Pa
,e"ts procured in all countries. No
Fees IN Advance. No charge unles.
the patent Is granted. No fees tor making
preliminary examinations. No additional
tees for obtaining and conducting re-
hearing. BY recent decision ut the Com
missioner ALL rel cted applications may
DC revived. Special attention given 10
Interference Cases before the Patent Of
nee. Extensions before Congress. In
tr!ngemeni Suits in different States and
all litigation appertaihlng tn Inventions
or Patents. Send stamp to Gilmore e
Go. for pamphlet of sixty pages.
LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS
and Scrip.
Contested Land Cases prosecuted before
the U. s. General Land Office and NJ
partment OF the Interior. Private Land
= ls'm a's.M! MINING aud PRE- EMPTION Claims,
Scrip in 40, 20, and 100 acre nieces for
sac. rms Scrip IL assignable, and can be
- - 80 ~ss0 ~'osss0 W su0 purchaser uOOn
any 0overnment land subject to private
entry. q $l.2 per acre. 1t is of equal
value With Bounty Land Warrants. Send
stamp to Gilmore 4 Co. for pamphlet Of In.
Arrears Of PAY and Bounty.
An OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and sAll uRs
ol inc late war. or their heirs, are in many
eases entltled to money from The Coward
mens OF which they have no knowlafioa
write full history of service. ana sfste
s e,n OF pay and bounty received. En-
close stamp to GILMoRs & Co. And a fi,il
|Iepiy, after examination, will be given
you Tree. e''S"
Pensions.
Ofhcers, Soldiers, and Sailors wounded
lop'ured. OF injured in the late war how
ever shRhtly, can obtain Z pension 10 Al
dressing Gilmore & Co. y az
Cases prosecuted BY Gilmore a a. 10.
sore the Supreme Court of the 1Yn,tcd
I0sa.es, the Court Ut Olalma and ~
Ioootnein Claims Commissjon. '''
Each department Of our bus,ne.. !. ~,
uecsed 10 . separate bureau. under chsrcs
% %, tne same experienced parties rmnIovei
~ the old firm. Prompt attentior ~ III III
"oslness entrusted to Gilmore q ~ ~ :. :.
lsnos secured. We desire to VIM .nc ~. :.
~ deserving 1t. CllnORF i * fa'eeS'
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