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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-22
CITY NEWS.
From Saturday Mornings Daily.l

From Saturday Mornings Daily.l
TRAVEL is light on the railroads.
BUSINESS was quiet on the streets yes'er
day.
KANSAS CRY is putting down asphaitum
street crossings
THE Governor. has issued his his Thanks
giving Proclamation.
I.sr night was one of the beautiful Of the
year clear and healthful-
TURKEY and Thanksgiving week from
next Thursday. Remember the poor.
Mr.. PRINGLE, advertising agent for the
Original Georgia Minstrels, "billed" the city
yesterday.
To-Day will be pay day at the coal shaft.
About two hundred miners are employed
there now.
HAPPY CAL wAGNER's Minstrels Tuesday
evening, November p. r serve your seats
at +. Kennedy's-
THOSE Rocky Mountain wild cats will be
exhibited by Mr.. Andrews at his store on
Shawnee street to-day.
THE crossing on Seneca street at Seventh
has been manipulated by the street mender,
but has not been improved.
CALLENDERs Georgia Mins:IeIs viii he
here Monday evening, November ~. Re
serve your seats at Crew & Bros.
Rev. j. T. Hardwicke preached at the
Quaker church, in South LeivenwOrth, last
evening, To a large audience.
A NUMEER of our Pa:rlarc chs welt up to
Atcbison last evening, on a friendly visit 10
Hesperian Encampment of odd Fellows.
THE weather yesterday was as fine as could
be notwithstanding the ugly appearance OF
the clouds night before last for a short time.
THE wedding Of Mr. Geo Blume and Margaret
RYAN night before last was attended by many
os,bo ,,;ord. ,r l,,,t ,f ,ba CONTRACTING mar
t.
r,,rpp ,re ou;,a :, numhar of deem holes i'm
c,,erokee strs., near the corner Of Fifth.
,rb,cb n connie ,f loads n, m ,cadam wouId
renair
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f' ]"h - .'S S
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'n-' ua '"n ~
year. Ihey couid iihd no pel'er pi".
Turpr ,,,s,l ,,a saryiceS of the C,burcb of 81
Pal fs,;soo,,or, co-,,.r n, -,b and Seneca
s,ree,s ON sa,d,v ,,orpipp. at the usuaI
bopr Rev Mr. oshorne. of Atcbison. officia-
TING
T1,r ci,,, ,.,,,,. ,,e,, busv Yesterday clean.
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'he Po"P4e "e''ei IMAM '''' A''U VI
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o'uei ~ .ie '7','i VI 'n'
Is dated NoNenpef oih stt St, LOUIS, anu Is
numbered 5teS ana payable al the LeaNen-
worth once.
Mr.. j. r. CoLLoff, the Kansas lily ponce
man, authorizes the announcement that ne
has not received one thousand dollars as q
reward for the capture OF one OF the Muncie
''H % '''.
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'ne '%'se ~ s'iis uo"n i"'o 'iio
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i"s "'A''i' o" ia anu Di" ~
celved an elegant STOCK OF goods ior winte-
wear, consisting overcoais, boys ana emil
cati e'i'a' H"'s' s'"'e'' Ne'
Gown, ANT b,s h.s, mad. M, Police baaa-
,h., ,,.,.i,s ,,,b, h.y. NO, ,h. esor
o,,ba Iaw in ,h.ir .ours emnIov tbeir time
a, tho Sooona p.,,fs, 1.,lor.,r ch,rc;, On
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DllN ing cards during service, ana OIleTwlbe
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from Sunday Mornings DaiIy.l

THE s-swearing-o1" season approaches.
THE official vote of the county will be cam
yaSsed to-day.
KANSAS City reporters are in a row with
the street car drivers
THE middle of November and Indian sum-
mer. How is that for Kansas.
THE first snow of the season in the Black
Hills, fell on the 2sth of October.
BLACK, the murderer of Bates, the st. Jc-
seph policeman, has not yet been captured.
THE steamer c. h. Peck arrived al the levee
yesterday afternoon. from Yankton, on its
way TO St. Louis.
YESTERDAY was a continuation of the few
days of Indian Summer which have been
ours for some time.
COMPLAINT has been made that a number
OF rowdies have been guilty lately Of breaking
windows i'm the various churches.
THEo. +. RICE is opening a new fifteen ball
pool table opposite the Continental hotel.
Everybody knows ..Thee" and his place will
soon be a popular resort.
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Dassrscs CouFs.

The State Of Kansas VS.. Ramaitte con-
dnued.
same Va Gentzy-Counfy Attorney entered
nolle, defendant discbsrxed.
Same ". Nilier-continued.
same Va Smith-continued.
same w. Herring7jury returned verdic, az
not guilty. Defendant discharged.
Ex-Porse-rhomss Casey excused a juror
for term.
State Of Kansas on relation of r N p
VI. Fritz Asjon director OF schooi is.s.,., I've y
Leasenvorth county. mandamuS is.nsss ~ ~
defing de6endnnt 70 pay saAnry Of pisins,r
HaeaaIdy " Jsnsen--eoutin.ed
O. e1)sune6 ~ TIA asz.sue 49,
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CaIlcndcr,s Georgia Minssrels
..There,s Nothing Like IT,,

Will give one of their inimicable entertain
ments at the Opera House Monday evening.
Reserve your seats at Kennedys Book Store.
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| Double.Baek Ac,,on Sum os.Cu

LAWRENCE, November THE Associa-
ted Press dispatch which appeared in the
Kansas City Times" of November 10th,
dated at Lawrence, was, as compared with
the one really sent, hideously garbled, vii
lainously untrue, and altogether character
istic of the bOrden-ruffian bach. bitter, who is
hired by the "Times" to falsif y and villify
its news.
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FEVER AND ACUE.

is not a remedial agent i'm this world that will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other malariOus,
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other
fevers, (aided by Radways Pills so quick as
Railways Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bot
tie.
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There was talk, last evening, ofa special
session Of the board Of education, for the pur-
pose Of further discussing the session Ques-
tiou In the schools. We. are decidedly In n
v1r oftwo sessions, beginning at nine in the
morning and closing n twelve, aud begin-
four. This system hAs always given satis1Sct-
ton, and in best suited to the laboFing people.
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SENTENCE OF LIEUT.. HlNklE.
Having Been In Hail SIX Months, n
Only Recelves Three MOmahs.

Having Been In Jail Six Months. he
Only Receives Three Months.
The Globe DeDoerut has the following:
Frank & Hinkle, ex-lieutenant of the Uni
ted States Army, was sentenced yesterday
morning by Judge Treat. he pleading guilty
to the change Of having in his possession a
'fsise, q forged and counterfeit writing IA
draftD knowingly and with intent to defraud
the United States. for the purpose OF enabling
Nellie Surredge, woman of the town, to OBJ
tain from the sub-treasury of the United
States, In this city, the sum of $50.
NJ. Geo. Il LAge, OF Cincinnati, appeared on
Dehalf OF the prtnonar, whose family reside in
that city. "
The D.strict Attorney stated the facts of the
case-how the prisoner was on debsuch
when he made the fraudulent draft and how.
when ne had partially recovered, he voIunt..,
my came 70 him and surrendered himself
leGfor Wa presented from Gen, Miles.
vntten when Htnkle len the aefytcc testify-
ing 70 MS exemplary and gallant conduct in
indian nights on tine frontier.
NJ. sage appealed for the Courts lepiency
towards the defendant, especially as he had
trial. ""''1n1
The Court took . favorable view of these
and In passing Q sentence of
tofee months tn the common tail with 3I fine
nno costs, his Honor expressed the hope thai
soat young man would In the future conducf
himself honorahly and lead q pure life.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Jerger, who live on
the South Esplanade were greeted by an in
road last evening, made by a number of
friends. The blame of the affair seems to lie
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lyon, who "put up the
job" and with the party assembled,
marched TO the house and took
possession tsst as the couple were getting
ready to retire. They, equal 10 the occasion
however, submitted gracefully, and, joining
i'm with their guests, had a good time in he
enjoyment Of n dance until an early hour
tins morning. The cause OF the surprise was
the fifth anniversary Of the wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Joerger.
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HEALTH uNoTEs.-Statisticsp prove that twen-
ty-five per cent of the deaths in our larger
cities are caused by consumption, and when
We reflect that this terrible disease in its
earlier stage will readily yield to a bottle Of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup (costing % cents),
shall we condemn the sufferers for their neg
ligence, or pity them for their ignorance:
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LATER PARTICULARS.

Border City Mill No. l, which burned
this morning, was a brick structure, erected
in 1872. 1t contained $4,000 spindles, en-
ployed $50 hands, and was running on full
time. All kinds of rumors are afioat as to
the origin of the fire. One, that two boys,
with lamp, attempted to light the gas,
and dropped the lamp, which was broken
The watchman passed through the mill
short time previous to the fire, and all, ap-
parenly. was right. No other person is
known to have been in the room during the
morning. Soon after the fire was discover
ed, il is said a
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Extensive Cotton NIL, Ruru.d.

FALL RIVER, November IL Border
City Mill No. burned this morning; insur-
ance about S40O,O00, in mutual offices.
The fire in Border Mill No. l, started on
the fourth floor and was nly5extinguished
when the building and contents were burn
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RAILWAYS READY Relief

Will afford instant ease, Inflammation of the
Kidneys, Inflammation of the Bladder, In.
fiammation of the Bowels, Congestion of the
Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing, Pal
pitation of the Heart, Hystersis, Group, Diph-
ache, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Cold Chills,
Ague Chills, Chilblaines and Frost Bites.
The application of the eady Relief to
the part or parts where the pain or difficulty
exists will afford ease and comfort.
Thirty to sixty drops in half a tumbler of
water Will in a few moments cure cramps,
spasms, sour stomach, heartburn, sick head
ache, diarrhea, dysentery, collie, wind in the
bowels, and all internal pains.
Travellers should always carry a bottle of
Railways Ready Relief with them. A
few drops i'm water will prevent sickness or
pains from change Of water. II is better than
French Brandy or Bitters as a stimulant.
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WE would call your attention TO the adver-
tisement OF the Mansion House, of this city.
This hotel is conducted by Mr.. Thomas
Leonard, and is patronized very largely by
the travelling public. 1t Is neatly and well
kept, has the most polite and gentlemanly
attendants careful and oblising walters, and
Mr.. Leonard devotes his whole time and At
tention TO the management of the house,
which accounts in a large deglee for its sue
caS
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HEALTH! BEAUTY

Strong and pure, rich bloOd-increase of
flesh and weight-clegr SIX in and beautiful
complexion secured 10 all.
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DULL HEAVY EXPLOSION

occurred in the fourth story, which blew
out the windows. This was soon followed
by another explosion in the third story,
with similar results. The man having
charge of the main gas, says he had
turned on the gas but a few sec
onds before the fire was discovered
and thinks it could not have escaped in a
quantity to cause the explosion. 1t is said
that four hundred bales of cotton and a
quantity of cloth are buried in the ruins
The hook and ladder carriage was damaged
several hundred dollars worth by the fall
ing walls.
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10 'sauefy the person, to improve the per.
sonai appearancs By the most careful adjust
ment OF the dres and other means, IL desira-
Bile, but the toilet cannot be said to be COM
peete without some delicious perfume, and
this can only be attained BY the use Of Dr.,
Prices Aiisfa Bouquet OF his Ylang-YlanG,
which have the charming ot,or Of datntv
buds. Insist upon having Dr. Pricef Ameri.
can Pefumes-dO not be urped to =, snv
other.and We know that you viii Be dc.
u8nse@ ndkW.
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Tunor OF l2 Year, Growth Cured
by Radvay's Resolvent.

DR.. RADwAY=I have had Ovarian Tumor in
the ovaries and bowels. All the doctors said
..there was no help for it," tried everything
that was recommended, but nothing helped
me- saw your Resoivent and determined to
try it. but had no faith I'm u, because had
suffered for twelve years. took six bottles
of the ResOlvent and one box Of Railways
Pills, and two bottles of your Ready Relief,
and now there Is not sign Oi tumOr TO be
seen or felt, and l feel better, smarter and
happier than I have for twelve wears. The
worst tumor was in the left side oi the bowels
over the groin. / write this to you for the
benefit of others. You can publish this II you
choose HANNAH p. KNAPP.
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
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Burned 20 Death.

NORFOLK, Va, November l7.-By a fire
in a house near here, occupied by Hester
Ann Williams, colored, three children were
burned to death.
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Notice was received at police headquarters
sesf night that Miss Amanda Thornton, Q giri
ABOUT thirteen years old, had run away from
her home at Dimon, not far nom this city on
the 18th inst, since which time no trace of
her can be found. She is described rs being
about nve feet high, light complexion
and brown hair. She wore q dark
calico dress and sun bonnet trimmed With
Ca1ebier made the report Is Is possibie shss
me has been seduced from her home by eome
oesagning villain who wears the earb Of de-
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AN Old house known rs the "Mitchell
store building" is being moved from near the
corner of Usage and Sixth streets to the cor
ner of Pottowatomie aud Fourth.
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CAL WAGNER's Minstrels and Brass Band is
reorganized and advertised to appear here
next Tuesday evening. What is this to you?
II you are in need of a hat, cap, furs, gloves.
etc, go TO ROthschilds, 30i Delaware street,
and provide yourselves with those articles
and be happy. He will show you the latest
StyIes the best goods and will sell them to you
al fh,. very lnXNesl HnnIeS
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READ FALSE AID TRUE. .

Send . letter stamp 20 Railway 4 Co, No. q
" W.rTen. Cos ns = Chu1eh street, New York.
lniogmatt0n Wogtb>ShoQnAn b Win heseeni
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Topeka, KS, November 1.-THE report
OF the State Agricultural Society of the
state, for the months of August, Sep
tember and October, is just out, and shows
an acreage of winter wheat sown this fall
Of l,243,5l6, being an increase of 45
per cent. over last year, and the condition
is twenty-five per cent. above fair average
and more than that over the average of last
year. The total number of bushels of win
ter wheat harvested this year is 9,7l4,I7I.
and Of spring wheat 3,5lS, 1856; the acreage
in Indian corn this year was 1868, ,II2 and
the bushels harvested los, SOS ,646 the av-
er.ge yield being forty bushels against forty
three per acre last year; the acreage in oats
this year is Sl,6l9 less than last
year, but the number of bushels harvested
was 334 $40 more, notwithstanding the re-
ported loss of live stock and hogs from dis
ease during the fall. Reports from every
county in the state show that the loss has
been comparatively small, and the disease
has almost entirely abated.
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Five hundred and seventy yean axo today
ehree noted men Of Grueali in svitxeraanS
epok the well-known oath that .ssvtt,.ra.nS
lnna - free" That event has never o....a
- ex1B IN sviB hsaftA In eaeh suoo,caa.-
Druno1saehesspry has hssa pspsaeea ~
- - - 81 fnGe1Ilnh inno - Ds-s.-~
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PASSENGER Engine No. g, on the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific road was draped in
mourning yesterday, On account OF the
death of Engineer Smith.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
Sarsap sriilian ResoIvent

Has made the most astonishing cures So rap
Id are the changes the body undergOes under
cine that every day an increase in flesh and
weight is seen and felt.
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4 RATHER serious row occurred in Chris
Charts store at the corner of7th and Cherokee
streets, last night, during which Mr.. Ehart
received several bad cuts about the head.
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Further Particulars Of fise shock Of
she Earthquake Which was Felt
Au Around us Day before Xe>ter-
lAV.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Rand, the Murderer, and White. the
81. Louis Po1icemaa, Beth Doing
Well.
ST. LOUIS, November l7.-Policeman
White, and the murderer, Rand, are both
improving and the prospects now are that
both will recover. Three or four citizens
OF St. Elmy, ILL.,, visited Rand, to-day. but
all OF them did not wholly identify him as
the man who killed the two citizens Of that
place last summer. There is good evidence,
however, to prove that he Is the right man.
II An INTERVIEW,
to-day, he told reporter that he belived in
the equal distribution of property, and had
attempted to do some of the distributing
himself; and he had robbed thirty-seven
houses during the part summer, and had
collected together about q
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
of property, which he intended to take to a
town on the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern railroad, where he expected to spend
the winter, luxuriously. When asked if he
was nof afraid of being lynched il he should
be taken to St. Elmo, he replied "No! hang
ing is no worse than any other death, but
you can bet your bottom dollar that don't
expect to swing. The devil has taken care
OF me thus far, and have
FAITH IN HIS CUssEDNEss,
yet. He is quite intelligent man; saws he
speaks several languages, and has studied
Tor the ::listry, the law and medicine.
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THE sunset last evening is described as be-
ing one Of the most beautiful Of the year
The clouds were marked with every color i'm a
rainbow for several seconds, the colo.s being
decided and bright.
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THE following marriage licenses were issue
in the probate court yesterday:
George W. Weinel and Cassie c. Ryves.
J. II. Keeks and Elenora j. Case.
Henry Eckert and Jane Dougherty.
Frank Rehm and RoSana Benham.
Charles Brown and Susan Gibson.
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IN All cases OF private, chronic and urinary
diseases, in all their complicated FORMS III IL
well known that DIR. James has stood al the
head of the profession for - years. Age and
experience are all important seminar
Weakness, night losses by dreams, PIN
pies ON the face, lost manhood, can positive
iy be cured. Ladies wanting the most deli
cate attention, call or write. Pleasant home
for PATIENTS A book for the million. Mar
riage Guide, which tells you all about these
diss-slses-who seOuld mary-why not 10
cents to pay for postage Dr. James has ~
rooms and parlors. You see no one but the
Doctor. Office hours = A. n, to sP. NJ, sun
days, 10 4. ", to IL n All business strictly
con fidential. may l9i. iwlyr
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how violent or excruciating the pain the
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may suffer,
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OFFICER DAvERoN discovered flames issu-
ing from frame building at the corner of
Fouri h and PottOwotomie streets last night
bat put il out with very little damage. No
alarm was given.
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NIGHT before last Officer Daveron was call
ed on TO stop a row at the corner Of Delaware
and Third streets, and had considerable difn-
Guilty in getting one of the parties, James
Fenning Uuieted.
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a picked nine from the city and a nine from
the ed Infantry regiment at the Fort this af-
ternoon. The game is to begin at one O'Clock,
sharp.
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A MAN by the name OF Aver, an express
messenger on the c. r. i. & p, while water
ing a dog that was in a box at the express
office yesterday afternoon had the thumb of
his left hand badly bitten by the brute.
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NOT ONE HOUR

After reading this advertisement need any
one suffer with pain. Railways Ready Relief
is cure for every pain. 1t was the first and is
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MEDICAL

FROM THE
HON. THURlOW WEED
IND iRsIne Or. aADw RS q. q, q. REMEDIES,
After Using Them for Several Years.
NEW YORK, January 1, 1877.
DEAR SIR-Having for several years used
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most invariably finding the promised .!Re-
lief" Truly yours,
(Signed) THURIOW WEED
Dr. RAnwAy
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A FINE fox robe belonging to Capt. C. 9.
Ilsley, of Fort Leavenworth was on exhibi-
tion in Robt. Keith and Co.'S show windows
yesterday. 1t is an elegant affair and attract
ed considerable attention.
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The Cheapest, Purest and Best
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For DYSPEPSIA, CNSTIPkTiDN, Iaun-
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This unrivalIed Southern Remedy i war
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EVERY stranger who visits the city and
takes the pains to walk around for awhile, is
decidedly impressed with the magnitude Of
our manufacturing establishments and the
facilities for doing good work and plenty
nf if