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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-01

pleasant smile stealing along the llnea-
ments Of her face and lingering about
her mouth when she talks.
She resembles her mother in many of
those admirable traits Of character
which will make that lady the most
popular and respected lady who was
ever in the White House, not excepting
Mrs. Hayes.
/ had a pleasant conversation with
Molly to-day. in which she expressed
her entire satisfaction with her lot, and
absolutely protested against going TO
live in the White House. She did not
say, "It's perfectly hOrrid," as most
girls do when they don't desire thing;
but she simply said that she preferred
to live either in the farm house In
Mentor or in their house In Washing
ton.
If the General is elected, Molly will
be fourteen when he takes his seat, and
will before he retires be eighteen, as
can be easily reckoned. GARY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-01
MISCELLANY.

a Calico Wrapper-A ofy goou
clerk.
The German army has now wa
strength of :, 2,o00, ,O00 of men.
A new York party has paid $3l 90
tor the lease of q Canada salmon river
Cadet Whitaker was nearly at tn
foot of his class in chemistry as wei
as philosophy.
The King Of Bulgaria has married
Mile. Yunsoff, Their united income Il
about s3,000,000.
Now that Congress is out Of the way
the principal afiiiction of the country
is the army worm.
Hiram College, Ohio--the college OF
which Gen. Garfield was once Presi'
dent. and of which he is now Trustee-
has 200 students.
Young men should learn to say "no. y
A Young man of New York, who hadn'i
learned, eloped with two girls.7Oll
City Derrick.
You may try TO beguile flies with
fly paper. but yon'll find they'll stick to
molasses.
Freckles are not so bad. 1t is said
one girl does not object to seeing them
on another girls face.
The society lady never sheds tears.
She knows enough to keep her powder
dry.-Bostoa Transcript.
A woman isn't fit to have baby who
doesn't know how to hold it; and this
is as true of tongue as of baby.
A strawberry festival is where a
dozen strawberries get into a half cup
of thin milk and appear to have good
time.
s.I'm no physician, but I've heard
that iron in the blood is good" said
Macbeth, as be jabbed his dagger into
King Duncan.
Persons who escape being enumer-
ated by the census men may think they
are not worth the two cents allowed for
counting.
Dennis Kearney threatens to stump
the country for the Greenbackers. No
worse fate could be wished to any party.
General Sherman will go to st. Paul,
Minnesota, to be present at the exer-
cises there, July 3, In commemoration
of the discovery of the falls of st. An
thony.
The Emperor William, though eighty
three wears old, and the victim not long
ago of an assassin's aim, "rides his black
charger with the steady ease of Uhlan
scout"
Garfield's grandfather lies buried In
the old Worcester IN. 7. J cemetery and
he has recently taken measures to In
close the spot and convert 1t into
handsome park.
The Bayard family has had four mem-
bers i'm the United States Senate, grand
father, two sons and grandson. The
grandmother was the daughter of SEN
ator, Richard Bassett.
Senator Blaine, after a stay for rest
at White Sulpher Springs, w. Va, will
take the stump in Maine about the lst of
August, and will then make a series of
speeches In Ohio.
Mrs. Ursula Humphreville. of North
field, Conn.,, now more than one hum
dred years old, recently rode to an ad-
Joining town, distant four miles, sat
four times for her photograph, made
some calls, and returned home very
little wearied.
General 10 Hawley's Hartford paper
says: s'Garfield stands today, In the
opinion of all who know him, model
of soundness in morals, a person to be
trusted, man as healthful
in mind as he is in body"
During the past winter there were at
the twenty German universities 20,l72
students. The University Of Berlin had
the largest number-3,60S. The phil
osophical departments attracted the |
largest numbers 621.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-01
Probate Notice.:


SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS.
THE following accounts, have been
i filed in the Probate Court of Gal
liza County, Ohio, for settlement, and
the same will be for hearing on the 9th
day of July, A. D. 1880, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
Final account of James Glassburn,
executor of Allen Glassburn, deceased.
First and final account of Thomas
Leaper, guardian of John and Josephine
Berridge, minors.
Final account of John Gilmore, ad-
ministrator of John Gilmore, deceased.
Final account of BENZ. w, Sisson,
guardian of JAS L. n. 'Donnaily, a
minor.
First. account of T. S. Matthews and
Edward Henderson, executors of Moses
r. Matthews.
Final account of Hiram Niles, exec
utor of Gaius Niles, deceased. var
Final account of John S. Northup,
guardian of A. E. Plymale, a minor.
Final account of Alexander Logne,
administrator Of Julia A. G.. Warth, de-
ceased.
Final account of Jacob W. Ward, ad-
ministrator of Samuel Richards, de-
ceased.
First and final account Of Chas. w.
White, administrator of Jennette Hor-
ger, deceased.
s SD. COWDEN,
June IL. 1ssO-3v* ~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-01
"MoIIy" Garfield,
Special Correspondents of the Chicago

Special Correspondents of the Chicago
Tribune.
MENToR, o., June 12.--In the south
west corner Of the main portico of
Gen. Garfield s new house Is ssMolly,s
room" as he calls it.. 1t has three
windows, a closet. and Is plainly but
neatly furnished, and shows indelible
marks OF the good bat girlish taste Of
the fair young occupant, Molly Gar
field, the Generals thirteen year old
daughters In family Of I've living
children, she Is the only girl, and the
queen, OF course. She Is brown haired,
sweet, and graceful, with peculiarly
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-01
REV. In. .WIGelN SAYS:

One OF the best remedies for Catarfh, nay, the
best remedy we have found in lifetime of suffer.
Ing, fs SAEFORD'S RADICAL CURE. Il H. not
unpleasant to take through the nostrls, and there
comes with each bottle small glass tube for use
in inhalation. 1t clears the head and throat 50
fhcre sse no unpleasant and no dsasree.
able hacking during the entire day, but m unpre
ccdented clearness Of voice and respiratory organs.
Esch package contains Or. Sanforsls Improved
Inhsiing Tnbe, with fun directions for nae in al
cases. Price, $1lN0. For sale By all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists and Dealers throughout the United
States snd Caradas. WEEKS 4 Potter, General
AgeEr and Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Mass.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-01
Booming Nebraska.

Chicago Jonrnal.-It is estimated that
the complete census returns from Ne
Draska Will show population In that
State Of quite SOC, 900. against, l2S, 600 In
1870. II this should be so, the State
will be entitled to four more Congress
men In the next apportionmcnt.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-01
GREATLY AFFLICTED.

Asssrs. >. D. Boscorfh q Co.. Dares. gezsle,asa,
II take pleasure In Recommending 6ANFOhDS
AFFLICTED with this disease. / wns greatly afflicted
With il for long time and cured Il with two bot
ties OF the aboveCURE. About year Afterwards
was again taken with catsrrh quite severely, end
Immediately sent for another bottle, which liked
me all right, giving mo relief from the rst dose.
am confident that this remedy win do all that ID
claimed for It. and moretoo. Wishing you success
in fits Introduction, / am very truly y0ufs
Denver. Oct 4. 1875. OF Smith & Doll.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-01
SOLELY AFFLICTED.

J. o. 8Dstoorth d o. Denver, CbL: Geatesisn.-
Prompted BY . fellow-feeling for those sfiicted
With Cats.rh y.sh q 4 ID ny testimony u hsnslf
Ihaye ensorely afflicted with this fearful disease
for four year,. and Asys trted knevn remedy
CCRE from you, which gave me almost instant re-
iieE It being constitutional as well as . local
remedy. believe Tito be al that b claimed for IL.
q Rsdtcal Cure for Catarrh.
- vs.y tslly yours, % WIZ. ANETTyE. %
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-01
TRIED EVERYTHING.

Nesers. J. Q. B0s1c07fh q Co, Uenver, CbL Gen-
fisnssS, Il have used sANFORD'B RADICAL
CURE FOR CATARRH, and Il has given perfect
satisfaction. have tried almost everything. and
it Is the only thing thst has given mo reflex. I
therefore take pleasure in Recommending its use
10 all afflicted with Catsfrh OF any kind, and offer
this - my testimony to It's benents.
.,..,rsr Yer ysry tTsly. H-s DECKER
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A Bargain.

i have for sale two fresh smilchl
COWS, one dray and one new express
wagon. PIT. WALL.
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SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RellEYES.
5000 FEET ABOVE The sEi

5000 fEE1 AbUte eaE 4EAs =
The following fes<imonisis are from NEssEA J.
eafiai drlgFists. fhey. report naprecedsntedly
large sales and universal satisfactfon. No other
disease h 80 alarmin9ly prevalent In that region.
They speak Of the following gentlemen as among
their best cftizeuss
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Dividend Notice.

SECOND dividend, five per cent,
~ has been declared In the estate OF
Talbot 4 Co. Creditors who have
proved claims, viii call upon me on or
before July tenth for the same.
r. 8. wADDELL.
Assignee of Talbot & Co.
JUne24, 1SsoE8w* 771g Iii 4
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Notice,

TINE undersigned has been daily ap-
4 pointed and qualified as admins
traitor Eof the estate of Elijah s. Brad
bury, deceased, late OF Gallipolis town.
ship, Qallia county, Ohio.
= OLIVER L. BRADBURY.
, June "a, 16S0-3w yJT 'Fg
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-11

Arises from various causes, but principally
it may be attributed to early neglect or the
indiscriminate use Of tooth powders and
pastes, which give momentary white
ness to the teeth while they corrode the
enamel. The timely use of that delicate
aromatic tooth-wash, Fragrant 5000
DON'T, will speedily arrest the progress of
decay, harden the gums, and impart de
lightful fragrance to the breath. 1t re-
moves those ravages which people sustain
in their teeth from the use of sweet and
acid articles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-11


Boise City on last Tuesday. The lad
was standing ON . pile Of lumber
when the mass fell, throwing him Be-
meath it and breaking both bones Of
the right leg just above the ankle.
JoHSsY Foster, typo, and brother
Of Charley Foster, printer in this of.
fee, is in Boise City, and will start in
a few days for Wood river, He has
been stopping at Hunts ferry, Oh Low
er Payette, for sometime.
Mas DRAY, Of Boise City, is here on
a visit.
NJ. CATHcART, Of Placelville, has just
received his spring goods FROM Buck
ingham & Hecht, consisting of gum
boots, and all kinds Of boots and shoes
for men. He has as large a stock on
hand as any bot and shoe store in
the county.
SEE advertisement Of Grand Fourth
Of July celebration.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-11
Transfers of Property.

The following property has changed
hands and deeds have been recorded
since May |, 1880:
John Kennaly to w. j. Evans: a
one-s;xth interest in the water right,
bitches and mining claims known as
the Hawkeye claims
Philip Clowder to John Regain: sew
eral mining claims in the vicinity OF
Boyles' gulch, in Placerville district
NJ G. Luney to Chas. Mautz: house
and lot on Main street, Idaho City, ~
inc between Mautz's and Coffin x
Kenlaly's business houses.
Damase Frenette TO John Garrecht:
large lot Of placer claims on Rabbit
creek, known as the Bretall, Frenette
g. Co.'S claims, in Alpine district.
Chung Keun to Chung Sing 0nne'
one house and LIT on northeast corner
of Montgomery and Wallnla streets
in Idaho City.
T, ". Kroeber to Chris Co ance
A lot Of placer mining claims III More'S
Creek district
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Two Little Girls while Gathering
wild Flowers Fall Over . Precipice.

Two Little Girls while Catherine
wild Flowers Fall Over . Precipicc.
Dalles N ountainser.
On last Friday, as the little twin
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. N.
Bonham. living near Mount Vernon,
Grant county, Oregon, aged between
three and four years, were out gather
ing flowers a short distance from the
house. they approached the edge 81 :
high cliff. In attempting to get some
flowers growing on the edge of the
cliff they lost their balance and fell to
the ground below. The mother be-
coming alarmed at their long absence
started ont in search Of her loved ones.
As she neared the fatal spot, she heard
means as # coming from some one in
pain, and on following the sounds,
soon came to where the children lay.
Blanche was dead and Nora, though
terribly and probably fatally injured,
still retained consciousness and hopes
are entertained for her recovery.
4 When found, little Blanche still clasped
in her tiny fingers the coveted flowers
and the little sister retained Ter grasp
on the dead child's dress Tie sad
event has cast gloom over the neigh
borhood, and it is seriously feared
that the mothers reason will give
way under the terrible afflictior
Everything is being done possible by
kind and sympathizing neiglbars tt
alleviate the sufierings Of the parents
and the surviving little one. The lit
tie twins were described as being very
beautiful and the pets Of the neighbor
hood.
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sMAw's MOUNTAINS NEWS.

+
Ed WoRLD:--Work is still prog ess-
ing at the Rising Sun mine. a large
force of men are driving the tunnel
ahead and STOPPING. They are taking
out four or five tons of ore per day.
| think tie owners Of this mine will
make handsome cleanup. They
deserve to be well rewarded for their
pluck and perseverance. Cole, super
intendent, and Brown, foreman, are
part owners in the mine, and are both
real gentlemen in every sense of the
word.
The Paymaster mine is still looking
well, and is continually turning out
good ore. Joe Robbins, foreman, has
had force at work fitting up the old
North Star road, over which the Fay
master ore will be hauled to the mill.
The North Star mine, owned by K.
P. Plowman, is producing some fine
ore, and is very promising prospect
| am very glad to hear this, as there
is not more enterprising man in the
camp than Mr. Plowman, and none
more deserving of success.
1t is reported that work will be com
menced on the Bullwhacker in few
days.
| Hagar, of this place, and Taylor, o
Boise City, are getting ready to take
oot a run of rock fioIn their Ledge
which don't know the name of.
Plowman's mill is running on Ris
ing Sun rock The plates look well
and everything indicates good clear
up. The mill works to charm
| Within year from now this plac'
will be, without doubt, one of the bes
camps in the Territory.
/ Walt Coffin, the great American
rattlesnake charmer, has been making
a cleanup in the snake line lately
He conceals himself near the den, an,
when the rattlers crawl out for a SUI
bath he charges on their works. Thi
notorious charmer has tanned los c
the reptiles up to date, and did it a
with his little club. There are plent
more of them left He says he sa,
one that was at least six feet long an
four inches through, but doubling hi
ability to charm this fellow, he let hil
alone.
Weather warm and pleasant.
Orr
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-11

PROF PRAsDAcIsMI, i'll an ancient
cemetery lately discovered. near the
town of Este, in Italy, has recently
dug up some Of the finest prehistoric
remains ever discovered in that coun.
try. Many years ago the Romans had
rifed some Of the tombs, but num-
Der of the places of in,erment are yet
undisturbed which contain valuable
stores of pottery and bronzes. The
modelling as we'll as the ornamental
ton of the pottery recently discovered
is said to be very fire, and great in
terest has been excited by the figures
on the bronzes.
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BANNER BEGINNING no boom.
BANNER, Idaho, June I, 1880.

Ed. WORLD: AS the snow disap-
pears our little camp is assuming a.
lively aspect. There are now, all told,
thirty men ia the vicinity. John Eos
ter has taken the company's boarding
house to run the coming season. The
boys were sorry to have to give up the
little landlady who stood by them 50
well through the long winter, with
doughnuts and mince pies. and Foster
is the only person living who could
have taken her place without fighting
his way in. Johnny promises to bring
two young ladies ont to wait ON the
tables: The boys unanimously agree
not to use any sugar in their coffee if
he will make good his promise.
Commisky and wife have moved in
to Robbins former residence, while
Mr.. Wentworth is building residence
along side our genial friend and fell
low prospector.
Charlie Sills has opened small
store and saloon combined.
The Panamint is still looking well
and bears every indication Of being 9
true vein. There are now about thirty
tons OF frst-class ore on the dump
The adit level is being pushed rapidly
ahead, and as the work progresses, g
does The smile increase on Jim Twins
face, and now it assumes gigantic pro
portions, and can be discerned at ;
distance Of 200 yards withopen sights
| Mr.. Sessions, the affabe foreman, il
| forms me that he is taking out over ;
!. ton per day to the man. II such i
the case this is certainly a marriage
liable ledge, and | would advise tn
!, lucky owners to take all marriageabl
advantages Of it before it peters oui
Jim Monroe and Coleman have tn
greatest surface prospect ever foun
in the district. The ledge is three fee
wide, Of remarkably rich ore, and al
pears to run north and south, which
contrary to the direction of the ledge
of the camp. 10 glance at this hug
ledge where the boys have Stripe
: it bare reminds one of vaults of til
Sub-treasury Department.
From present appearances the +
E mira Company's mill will be keE
pretty busy this summer.
Among the late arrivals are john
Wilson, Geo Powell and Mr.. Hunte
While was on a bear hunt,
A woodchuck he slid down tree,
: Which nearly scared the life out ofme.
u My heels flew up and | ran away
To live, and TO hunt some other day
G CRITIC.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-11

THE Democratic State Convention Of
Maine ratified the nomination of the
Greenback Convention for Governor,
Harris NJ Piaisted
The Committee on Resolutions sub
mitted a majority and "a minority re-
port. The minority report favored a
local option liquor law. This created
intense excitement, so that the speak
er was totally unable to keep order.
After arguing pro and con, it was
finally decided to lay it on the table.
The convention voted to leave the
election of Presidential electors in the
hands of the Democratic State Com
mittee, who are to act in conference
with the Greenbaek State Committee.
The convention adjourned without
adopting any resolutions.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-11

THE Democratic State Convention
of Alabama has elected delegates to
Cincinnati. The preference is gener-
ally understood TO be for Field, Thur
man, Bayard and Hancock. No in
struciions were given. The resolu-
tons favor the two-thirds rule.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-11

will give any man $40 who can tell
me how it Is that some persons in Garden
Valley can make from $1,000 to 1900 a
year, clear, AZ they recently swore they
could. and yet cannot pay their debts. Are
they fools or knavcs
FRANK FARNHAM.
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Low Prices.
LOCAL News s.

LAST year this Territory produced
nearly 100000 in bullion more than
Arizona two-thirds as much as Mon
tana and half as much as Utah.
COFFIN & KENNALY are constantly
receiving ne Y and large supplies Of
tinware and graniteware, and almost
everything in the hardware line, in
Guiding all kinds of agricultural im''
plements and mining tools.
JOE DEMAsrERs started last Wednes-
day for La Grande, Oregon, for a
load of freight.
The &lver State says Reno, Nevada,
has been having revival in the tar
and feather business. A tramp who
had been confined in tie caliboose at
Battle Mountain, was recently taken
some distance from the town of Reno,
stripped aud compelled to lay fat on
the ground, while bucket of coal
tar and the contents of feather pill
low were applied to his back. The
Messenger says he was arrested
for beating drunken woman,
but was tarred and feathered for some
offense which is not named.
A base bali game the other day
at Winnemucca, betweea the Winnie
mucca Nine and the Eagle and Stars,
resulted in victory to the latter by a
score of Is to Is.
MEssRs. JAS ORR and H. Herman
arrived here last Tuesday from San
Francisco. Mr. Orr is a nephew oil
Mrs E. A. Stevenson, of this county
The boys of the base ball club are
Keeping up their daily practice, and
intend to play a scientific game on the
9th of July The two sides, the Nut
uals and the Garfields, score about
equal. The final game for the cham
pionship will no doubt be close anc
interesting one.
WE learn that the Elmiya Company
encountered a very rich vein o
black sulphurets of silverin the Grown
FONT, while sinking near the mail
ledge The new find is about siy
inches in width and will assay $70t
per ton. From the indications, it vii
probably unite with the main body 0
ore few feet deeper.
fRETzELLs and Lager Beer at Mile
q "uffs. Go and try some.
MEssRs. MONROE, Ankram, Gottscl
ana hempner, Bannerites, came t
"Wh Wednesday, Mr.. Monro
showed us some rich specimens fror
Tue Crown Point, Wolverine, Pans
,ii'iit and Golden Gate mines. A couE
&c Of Sood-sized specimens from tb
'anamlnt are fabulously rich in ns
I'VE silver. ToNsay chunks of silve
WIN quartz intermixed would prob.
ny DC nearer correct, as the formc
estimated to equally balance if NJ
outweigh the latter.
HE jury failed to agree in the cas-
O,S n Trass, tried for the mnrde
VI Il. A. Brown at the receut term Of tn
a's''ict Court in owyhee county. Il
ea.e bonds S'o the required amour
which was s., 1000.
WE learn from the S,atesnaa thu
l0nlny Catalan, son of Hon. T. o. C,
Aaiau' met with a painful accident .
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-11

JOHN M WILSON, Assayer TOR Tic
Elmira $. M. Co, at Banner, IS now pre-
pared to make assays Of ores, etc. Accu-
racy and prompt returns guaranteed,
Assays, $s, invariably In advance. Send
by mail or stage.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-11

IT is stated that the soft, bluestone
rock which underlies a wide part of
the prairie region of Texas is fully six
hundred feet thick in many places.
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pos,omce Hours.

n,r;no week Gays, until further notices
80 postofice will be kept open from seven
a. sundays m from halfpast twelve to one,
and from four until six 7. M
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
me Money Order Office will not be
., an If ali on Sundays; and no Money
pp.h business will be transacted on Sat
U ,rdsvs after four o'clock p nj.
iiua' s. g. SILSBY,
r1abo c;tv. Dec. 8. 1875. Postmaster.
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The Fall Races will commence at
Star Ranch on August Sd and
continue five days.


CITIZENS PURSE, $200.-Running Race;
one-half mile heats, two best in three; ;
for the following named horses Quartz
burg Johnnie, Portland, Gleneo, Greedy,
Brainard, Joe Daniels, Billy d. and
Mingo.
SECOND DAX--Wednesday.
Three-quarter mile heats two best in three ;
free for all three-year-olds or under.
Purse, $500.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-11

Mn J. III. BATES, Newspaper Advcrtis-
;ng Agent, Al Park Row (Iimes Building),
New York, is authorized to contract for
advertisements in the WORLD at our best
rates.