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Balboa shipment.

The Grand Prize Company shipped
this morning by Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express thir:heen bars o lbullion, valued
at $22, $50 20.
AT the same timothe InfdcI Company
shipped five bars, Of unknown yaluo.-
Times. Rspisir.
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peculiarly unfortunate in the selection
of the time for giving their entertain
mtnts; they have one consolation. how.
every, which is,their luck can never get
worse. though it should never improve.
TIE MouGolisn flag still floats in
sanguinary triumph from ;he apex of
IFS stan which porpendicularly arises
from the surface Of Chinese square, and
the red gabied Joss-houso contin-
guous, redelent Of burning incense and
other unknown thingunios, is gsily be-
decked with red.flannel angels. guided
devils, bronze candles and hieroSlyph-
ical representations q forns md scenes
unlike anything upon this earth OF in
tho waters under Il. The consumption
Of powder and Wholesale Obstruction Of
red paper Is still the absorbing employ
ment Of the denizens of those precincts.
which is carried N with q spirit and
animation regardless OF the expense or
the tympanums of the unSPprecia;ive
Occidenials within range of tho lar
rowing sounds.
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George ssonger.

The man referred to a. Murray by
Troy Dyo and Anderson in their eyid-
onoo in Sacramento as having been in
tho conspiracy to murder A. NJ. Tullis,
has boon found to bo a man by tho
name OF George Munger. lie is II dis
reputable character VINO has boon
several limos arrested in Sacramento
for petty offences. He il now wanted
By the Sacramento officers, and Is sup
posed TO DO somewhere in Nevada,
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A TRANr at California rain prayer
meeting Tho other evening, whom
Tie preacher earnestly supplicatod for "a
''plcntiful fall Of rain" calmly added
''and boots, O,Lord, for which wo arc
In greater nood!" His prayer was
hoard md Immediately answered by tho
presiding elder who wore No, iO's.
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FREsB SHELL OYSTERS Tocoiyad nt tho
Gem daily. Also Booths fresh Balti-
more oysters received daily, direct from
tho east by express.
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Received by rail, to-day. woro 1 car
hny for J. II. Wciland, 1 car grain for
Reinhart & Co., j cAr Of hay for T. f.
Brennan and 2 cars general nerchan-
disc.
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This evening Charles Schlosenger,
Mollio Richardson. s. Lewis, +. f.
Coffin cHmo down by stage.
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LoyERs Of q good cigar, should sample
those ino Eastern mado cigars just re-
ceiyed as tho Gem.
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FAMILIES supplied with nice fat tur.
keys, goose, ducks and chickens at tho
Com.
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For Tuscarora this morning wcro 40
follows; j, Crookshank, DR.. J.. Terry
and ID. Ross.
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CHANGERS HALL.


ONE NIGHT ONLY
SATURDAY FEBuuARY list.
Mr.. JOSEPH HART
AND HIS
GREAT NOVELTY COMPANY OF
30 STARS 40
Including among others:
BOBBY NLwcoMD,
sCANLoN X CRONtN,
MISS HELENE SMITH.
MISS JENNIE ESoLE.
HARRIS L CARROLL,
MURPHY 4 suAsEoS.
MISS ASSlE HISDLE.
FOSTELLE & ARMSTRONG,
DAVE REED. ..r.
FRANK DUsE. s'i'
TIE RICHMOND SISTERS.
This Company, unriya'od IN cIetllcncob by ar
ctlor organization in existence. has just com.
rlotod a most successful engagement OF nix
wochs At the standard Thcaicr. san Frsheisco.
PRICES As USUAL.
Secure your seats earl; At tic PosToFTicR.
CHARLES n. WALTON,
business Manager.
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Departures.

This ~morEin2, were DgE Brown, WIN.
Simpson, U. Conkliug, Thomas Foster
and Low GAeon.
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Arrival.

This evening, were John &cSorly.
- Fuller, L. Boyntun, Lon Wines and
-. Wines.
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HrIcka for tAnIr.

The undersigned has $50, 900 bricks
for salo ia lots 70 suit.
DUDLEY SALE.
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TAILOR WANTED.

JIvANTEp gsrMEUrNTEJY 4 uOOn
w experienced EafkmHu3 .tU beet 81 wE.ss
paid At y. k"orior's lg,irf HHDp.
~ KpEULEH.
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This evening". ". File, u. Grun.
baum. Chas. Minter, O II Ellis and A.
Tcnini.
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DpD,lrtu req.
irrIYnIH.

This morning Abe Heymen, and w.
). Van DroiIcn departed north by stage.
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Ycstcrday's Afternoon Board.

Ycsterday's Afternoon Board.
20 Raymond and Ely. 6H7
Is Eureka Con-, 27L q
725 belmont, Gee
635 Leopard, csc SOC
$40 Belle, 81
10 Manhattan, 3G0c
800 Endowment. 25c
700 Bell Isle, 2Oc
100 Day. 25c
40 Hillside, 1900 2
100 liiGhbridSe. I70c 1850
$40 Paradise, 355c 3
40 Modoc. G0c
1876 Bodie, ~ "a
400 McC!intnn. Soc doc
$50 Mono. i65c lfgc
rs Con. Pacific, ~
500 University, /
100 Black Hawk, Csc
i5O Tioga, 1850
1880 Summit. ~
$50 Syndicate, . ~
800 G0odshGw, 30o
$50 Oriental, soc
400 Booker, soc I0c
90 Dudley, l
100 South Bulwor, zoe
100 Golden Chariot, zoo
l2b White. 5
245 Tip Top, l soc
so Silver King.
so Leeds. l
200 Bulwer, liX
$50 Belevidere. 65c 700
800 Paradise, az
~ Seq. Beicher, %
100 Douglass, 5Oc
100 Knssuth, 204c
90 Belle, Z
TO IIamberg. IA
$50 Bcchtel, /
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Depot Hotel Arrivals
W. Il. Weaver, Tuscarora
Mrs. Conway,
O.. Walton, Winnemucca.
d. II. Haskell, San Francisco.
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Departures

This morniug-C. Soh!esinsor. W.
i. Weaver ard Slargie Murphy.
rS1sE=-s--SS-z,~ss
IFroa Tuesdays Daily.l
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SAN. FRANCISCO STOCK BOARD.
Friday. january %. 1879.
To-Day's stock sales.

To-Day's stock sales.
so ophiI, 33H SAX
$50 Mexican, 34L IS
AS Gould and Curry, l31S l3N
1e5 Best and Belcher, 2iX 2lH
lots California. 9H 9X
$40 Savage. lax 1917
40 Con. Virginia, TX
40 Chollar, Al AK
$40 Hale and Norcross, l6s. II
IS Point, 81
$50 Jacket. 1917 1917
1855 Imperial, llOc l05c
ITO Kentuck, 6 5T
$50 Alpha. Ia lAH
2S5 Belcher. AZ
100 Confidence, l6 l6L
$40 Sierra Nevada, 471tI AK
1875 Utah. IL
1885 Bullion, So 81
l1io E~xchequer. q
2i5 O~verInan, lG.< 1917
$50 Justice, AZ 420c
240 Succor. ll5c lluc
las Union, 90 59.
$50 Alta, 8 "a
400 Bryan. zoe CJc
935 Julia, 81
200 Caledonia, ) ~
sos Silver Hill, 2Hc 230c
305 Challenge. 265c 25uc
AGO New York, 7pc 65c
100 Lady Washington, IL
300 Andes. 45c soc
500 Wells Fargo, 2oc
500 Ward, soc
100 Levinthan. Csc GOc
255 North Con. Virginia, ca G
700 Trojan. iOc i5c
24O Benton, ~ 1850
$50 Solid Silver, G5c
625 North Bonanza, l4Gc
600 Sheridan, 35c
100 Scorpion, ~
l75 Leopard, 2jo
1910 Hussey, lJc 20c
$50 Prize, -4I5c i2cc
1885 Argenta, zoe 65c
400 Navajo, SOC
1890 Independence, 1SOc
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

NOTICE IA nEEEvY GIVEN THAT
IN A. V. Lancaster and w. 7. smith have this
day commenced suit IN the Distri.t Court OF
the Nin.h Judicial Dist let. Of :he state Of Ne
Sada Ia and for E!ho county, rKainst the Falcon
Mining Company and J. IL. Shueh, 10 eb.oroo
liens against those certain premises known az
the Falcon ,ine and Mining Claim, situated 10
Rock Creek Mining District, In Elko county,
stato OF Nevada. and owned by the Falcon Ain.
Ing Company. for mstcriBIs furnished Tor. and
labor performed upor the came.
All persons claiming or holding Hens against
said premises. ubdCr the provisions Of an ct Of
tho Legislature Of the State OF Nevada, entitled
A Act 70 secure lIeus To Mechanics and others
aud 10 repeal all n:hor Acts IN relation thereto"
approved Mhtc =, lsI5, are hereby notiaed to
be and appear bOiOie said District Court, then
TO be Ercwn as The District Court Of tho Seventh
Judicial District OF tho stare OF Hcvsds. ia and
for tho County Of EikO.D ON the lith DAY OF Fob.
ruary. 1879, at 10 o'clock A.. H., ana 10 exhibit,
then and there, the proof of their said liens.
Elko, Dovembtr "a, 1873.
A. V. LANCASTER,
". \. SMITH. .
Kcouoy & DiEtlow, pi'ns att'ys. "a
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orrespord-ni-.

correspord-nt-. ,
NEW YORK. Agency Of tao Bank of C.lIfornia
"......MeSsrs. EnEpih .Sacioi & ku,ne
SAN FRANCISCO. ....-Ihe Bark Of cSiiforin.
LoNDOA........-..-.......ILe Alliance Baud.
Brokers,
SAN FRANCISCO. ..... Messrs. Latham &Eing
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BORN.
From Thursday 5 Daily. ]

PEEl-lu Elko, Turslay January 2isi. 1879, TO
the wife OF Edwin PcelA daughter.
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BANKING U

OF M. r. FREEMAN g co..
ELKo. NEVADA.
NJ. e. FnEEnAs. nsnne-r
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Rate. for Foreign exchange.

The above rates cover ALL charges. That ia,
So will buy . drft on London or Dublin Tor Ei
or 20 dollars will buy one ON France Axe, for IT,
francs. there being no additional charge Of any
KIND Tor conlm.fs.on, exchange. or anything
else.
These rates sro a. low, or lower, than those
charged BY ;ho Uank, OF saa Franchise.
sight Cheets Ola San EraneIGeo taken
At par In the purchase Of for
siEn Drafts.
N, II. Freeman, Manager.
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HI. C. RGGleNAU,
DEALEa IL AL KINDS or 81,
FURNITURE,
Has just received a grca. variety of
FINE GLASS WARE.
Consisting Of
TOILET SETS,
VASES,
MOTTO CUFFS.
CHINA WARE,
ETC. ETC. ETC.
A emo assortment Of
cH1LDsES's WHEEL AND ROCKER
TOTsI
And the handsomest
BRACKET YORK
Ever Drought to this Country.
Also . choice lot OF
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
CARPETS, &c., GO
Cor. Fifth aud Commercial sts.
EI.Ko, NEVADA,
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d. II. Haskell arrived from tho west
BY The train last evening and remained
1 tovn to-day.
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a. Bruce.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-08
Stock uperatious Thal Paw.

The past few weeks have been prolific OF
immense. percentage OF profits at the New
ernie sums In well manipulated stock trans
actions, which returned IA legitimate gain on
ness principles. Oreat achv' " prevails in
the market. he safest and most successful
method FIR operating In z regular way Is in
of dealing in stocks, which affords absolute
guarantees that cannot possib y be assured
Of snares that nave recently attained such
mighty proportions. have been chiefly pro
which has produced results surprising to ali.
The conservative basis OF THIS system Is Its
great safety To be suIe o, gaining The large
ments, there must be reasonable protection
against .ewe-plng risk. This is why the
three gentleman in New York each Invested
81. 600 on Lake Shore stock by the Financial
! ns9 p sSs,e or ss.ss 4 q e r dn sacs iSv s : T Tisn
day a bank cashierin Pniladelphia put 3d.
&c st,en f md on set opdfay'i elos Sn TSt.n contraci
with s12 6s5. 20 profit. Early In the previous
week two mechanics In Boston united their
trail. and 10 days afterward . they ack nowledg
ed receipt Of 81 ,s29.s5 profits. The last week
vested 500 each in F.nanrial Unions on st.
Paul stock, and on Thursday. the 18th OF Aug
equally between them. A lady in one Of the
departments Washington. used $50 for two
weeks in PRO &c ives on Western Union and
l<hhG slhoLG oiio isAa - WA
Of Ss7e 6S On Saturday q promin. mt Penn
sylvania pc iticl-n invested $3.50 in Della
ware, L~ackawanna and Western aud Michi-
gan Central stocks. and In nve days drew out
ofthe mark ct with 1853 ~ profit A large
brew rim St. Louis put 1850 III Protectives
on st. Paul and Northwestern stocks, and
fifteen days afterward closed with a gain OF
sl4, 958.S7. These are examples Of what has
been accomplishedin Financial Union by the
Protective System of oper ting in stocks
when good advice ba. been followed. with
the present Hctivi y the prospects, Tor gain in
the near future are more favorable. as The
operations are equally as goot for catching
the profits from fluctuations up or down as
they occur. Amounts nom SIS to s25.000 or
more can be invested with proportionate
success by the Financial Union System on
regular sales. that leave the control of funds
in the hands of investors, With a definite
knowledge at eli times OF just what stocks
their money is on. 80 that they can see at a
glance what their profiis ut any hour OF the
day by ref-rr ng to market quotations All
operators are assured OF strsightforward
treatment by the Financial Uuion System.
Orders nlied and Information furnished by
Mess s IrHAMAR DIBBELL d CO.. Banker
and Brokers, No. 10 BROAD street. New York
City. s28dawfw
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At the end of the third act the hus.
band asked:
swell, my dear, what is your impress
sfon2"
my impression? Well, my impress
sion Is that next time III wear a low
necked dressIns
The Marquis de Calino's last.
They were talking before him about
cremation, which is under discussion
again, and asked his opinion of it.
1T is neutrality-suspicious. he ex-
claimed. .'As for myself, 1 would die
before I would be crematedl"
Dialogue between uncle and nephew /:
But 1 tell you, dear uncle, this wo-
man Is not like other women.n
Tut. tut, nephew, they are all pre-
cisely alike-as q general thing; and as
for particular cases. they are worse
| stiIl.n
A scientific Journal las the following
item of news, to which 1t would be i'm
prudent to add a single word:
"Dr. Fishec, Of Prague, believing
that he had discovered a sure means Of
paralyzing the poisonous effects of cyan
uret Of potassium with chloridate of
ammonia, recently made the experiment
on himself. He expired In a short time
In the most horrible agony. He was
the author of a work entitled, How to
Render Cyanuret of Potassium Harm
less.'n
"Oh, doctor, how sick I ami
"Ahp we will see. Be 50 kind as to
put out your tongue. Further. That
will do. Leave it where 1t, Is. Now
tell me your symptoms"
Patient faints.)
A seaside echo.
AT the bathing hour a number of
young men, seated on benches, are
watching the female bathers WHO pass
down the surf. All at once two sisters
issue from their bathrooms clad in
the usual bathing costumes; but instead
of having their legs bare, as is the rule
with the French women at the teaside,
these ladies wea stockings. Astonish-
ment of the young gentlemen In ques-
tion.
why these stockings?"
"Modesty. no doubt"
"No; probably because their legs are
badly shaped.n
GkIy ,-,t-. 49,. -r-x.l q
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a. First and only
R5rSteam Printing House
evIn Wyoming.
All kinds of Book and Job Printing
promptly executed at this office.
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From the French Papers.

Several days ago, on the Norman
coast, a bather was drowned. Upto
this time his body has not been re-
covered.
Every morning the young and dis
consulate widow of the drowned man
comes and seats herself by the beach,
questioning the unreplying ocean with
weeping. 1t is vain that her friends
seek to dissuade her from this painful
practice.
NO." she says, ''the sea has taken
him from me, and the sea must bring
him back to me-"
They began to fear at last that the
woman would lose her reason, and a
distant relative was appointed to bring
her around to thoughts of resignation.
"Come, come, Henrietta" said he,
''you must give a reason for thisl"
"a reasonl" exclaimed the widow,
between her sobs;r sit is very easy for
you to demand a reason. but-boo-hoo-
hool-if they don't find his body 1 can
never get married again!"
The climax OF respectfulness: To
before a gray wig in a hair
dresseer's window.
The climax Of bigamy: To espouse
all the quarrels of ones friends.
The new womenis journal, the Fem
me de France, is out. In its first num-
Der it has this declaration:
sup this hour, woman has been, for
man, an agreeable object, rather than
a useful one. This must ceasel"
Woman cease to be an agreeable OBJ
ject to men? Never! Fortunately,
the author of those will not succeed in
convincing IA single n of her readers
Nine. de NJ, a provincial lady WHO
has just arrived in town, gave her hus
band no rest until he had taken her t
the opera, where she had never beer
before. That night It was the PRO
| phet.u
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Tho Weekly Leader
SSH THURSDAY,
GERMS. sa.ss a Ye.9. $3.50 Half Year


Iiously executed. Cards OF every shape and
slnd, Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
Sisnks of every kind. fosters. etc, printed
IN short notice Hayin { . new lot OF Type
snd Presses, We can do handsome work at
low prices.
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Regular Iudependept1neomes.

Free from business troubles are assured by
prudent Investments in stocks. From SIS 10
$4,000, in the new Mutual capitalization Sy-
stem, pays handsome profits. anybody can
successfully operate by this new method, and
receive a pro rata division of the aggregate
pr ITS secured by great concentration Of cap.
ital. A Chicago bank cashier made si89. IS In
Melted S792.a6 from an investment OF $3.50 dur
Ing the month of May. A Savannah gentle
man melted $3.50 IL from three capitaliz.
condition TO realize large profits BY safe and
Judicious Investments. New circular, Rules
for Success" and Invaluable Information to
every investor mailed free A kinds ofStocks
and Bonds buught and sold by Adams, Brown
& o., Bankers and Brok ers, % q IS Broad
street, New York. s26daw2w
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FASHION NOTES.

Dedueu gdliOpn IS uSeQ again 1or DlnQ-
ing hat-brims.
The variety In buttons has never
been exceeded.
Only very little girls wear low-neck
and short-sleeve dresses.
Feather-fans aretbe caprice of the
moment, but will not last.
The greater the size of the cravat,
the more fashionable it is.
Shells of Saxony porcelain are used
for the handles Of parasols by French
ladies.
Wraps for the autumn are In Dolman
nantes and visites. Paletsts will come
In for the winter.
Fat jet beads held together by elastic
bands are fashionable among people
who wear mourning.
Dauphin gray, a new shade, is almost
the color OF gold, and combines with
myrtlegreen and gamet.
Royal velvet is revived for millinery.
This is the richly-repped uncut velvet,
called sometimes Ottoman velvet.
In gloves of the new shades the three
button gloves will be as long as those
Of four buttons of the old pattern.
1t is feared that bustles must again
be resorted to sustain the drapery of
the bouffant costumes now in favor.
Shot silks are imported for dress
goods, for parts of costumes, and for
bonnet trimmings for the fall and win
ter.
New lingerie is of colored percale
lined with white and embroidered in
colors matching the colors in the per-
Gale.
Satin striped ribbons are largely i'm
ported, both in single colors and with a
foundation color shot with u contrast
ing hue.
The newest Partisan note-paper has
the monogram set on a medallion of
dark blue or black paper, and surround
ed by a gold border.
Long mantles and mantelets will
divide the favcr of fashion. The latter
will be worn chiefly for visiting and the
former for the street.
Beetles and other natural bugs in the
changeable colors now in vogue are
mounted on gilt and set about the bon
nets In various places.
1t is most probable that variations Of
the carmen and poke shapes will he re-
tanned for large bonnets, while smaller
bonnets will be of capote shapes.
A new fabric to be used for trimming
bonnets and dresses, and for making
the entire bonnet or round hat, is call
ed satin antique, and is really a kind of
plush. 'eH
The latest Partisan noyelyin bonnets
is cut away at the back, and has sever
al large roses placed in the opening.
The face-trimming is lunches of small
er roses.
The first importations of trimmed
bonnets for early fall wear are made up
of felts, satin antique or plush, and silk
beaver like that used for gentlemen's
dress hats.
The wide brims of round hats are
lined with satin antique, fully shirred;
this gives the soft. full facing so becom-
ing tn the complexion, but which makes
the hat very heavy.
Unique costumes are made for little
girls of the gay bandanna plaids. Some
times the entire dress is made of band
anna handkerchief, and a softening
effect is given with pleating of lace.
Novelties in colored easements are
in gallons and gimps of silk cords and
chenille, introducing effectively all the
colors in vogue, with rich embroidery
Of gold and silver threads.
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As c~aloric, electricity and p~hosphor-
us are Influenced and supplied by Eel
lows Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites, it only requires the administra-
ton Of this successful invention to for
tify the feeble, give sprightliness and
motion to the torpid, and bring about
a condition which not only secures ten
aciousness of life but makes life really
enjoyable.
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@STocK SPECULATION, SO to $1,000 Invested
~ Vail st. stocks. makes fortunes every
month. Pamphlets containing, Two uner-
ring Rules for Success sent nee. Many OF
our customers in Ill arts OF the country, ar.
for pamphlet Address Simpson a Co. 40 Ex-
change Pace. New York. s2Bdawsw
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Guaranteed p y , sSs .s:sasas IL ss ss !
InvestmentsIsS.R%sanaassss rom as ' io.a s Il,
"Marpinal- or .'Prtvilepe" plans. Investments
received in sums Of SOS 90 and upward corres-
pondsucs from stock operators solicited
DAzIIs MAYNARD d CO.,
o. Broadway, New yorb'
sept-2e-dAwSw