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Bargains. Bargains 0Ge lot La. dies Grained Button Shoes at 65cts. a pair. One lot mems good Calf Boots Sl.6O a pair. Mems S2.5O Calf Balls at S2.OO d pair, and the best line of Ladies and Gents Kid, Dongola and Calf Shoes ever shown, at L. B, Booths
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WESTON.

Miss Carrie E. Lockwood teaches in the Upper Parish district, Miss Alice Gu lick at Good Hill, Miss Cora Bradley at Lyons Plain, Charles H. Rowell. No school in the Den, this year.
 Rev A. J. Park of Huntington was in town, last week, to attend the Hurlbut- Crossman wedding
 Lucinda, widow of Harvey Scribner, died, last week, in her 93d year.
 Miranda Rockwell was buried the week before. Rev Mir Still attended both fun erals.
 Mrs Charles s. Meeker of New Haven is with her brother, T. Hamilton.
 John Gulick is taking vacation at As bury Park.
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sHEL,ToN.

Michael Poole is having a tar walk laid in front of his lot on Center street.
 The Democratic party has formed a local club: President, David 0. Wells; !; vice presidents, Oscar L. Beardsley, John WsPerry, John ,; Moo Cabe, ID. Jos eph Foley; secretary {, Henry IL. Barnes {; treasurer, David N. Clark. 1t is to he known as the Shelton Democratic club.
 Miss Francis Curtis has been appoint ed teacher in the public school,
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WHAT IS COMING Now-Babbit's and Welcome soap cakes 25c; best Pillsbury and Jones patent flour soc bag; choice creamery butter 26c pound, pounds $1 fine mixed coffee, 25c pound; Japan and Oolong tea 30c pound, 4 pounds S1; fine currant jelly pounds for 25c; choice buckwheat flour l5 pounds soc, at W. E. WILLS, 5S State street, between Main street and Post Office, Bridgeport.
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STONY HILL.

The Misses Lockwood have visited in Wilton.
 MT and Mrs S. J. sherman spent last week in Trumbuli. 'n Mrs Germond has returned from q two weeks visit In. Duchess county, N. II.
 Augustus White of St. Mary's, Ga., has been guest of H. H. Knapp.
 Nrs II. V. Betts and Miss Hannah
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mha Handsomest Lady in Newtown

The Handsomest Lady in Newtown Remarked to friend the other day that she knew Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs was a superior remedy, and it stopped her cough instantly when other cough remedies had no effect whatever. So to prove this and convince you of it's merit, any druggist will give you sample bottle free. Large size 50c and $1.
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AN EASTERN TALE.
A king once summoned his three sons. And thus addressed the anxious ones: "Go forth, my sons. through all the earth And search for articles of worth
 Then he who brings the choicest. thing Chall in mn cta,d te crn,rnad nc l,;rc

In one years time again they meet, And kneel before the sovercign's feet !: And as with gracious outstretched hand He welcomed home the youthful band, lie natural eagerness expressed, To see the objects of. their quest. The first such lustrous pearls displays. That every tongue is loud ill praise. So white, the snow-hakes on their way Compared to them arc dull and gray. The next diamond more pure. And larger than the Koh-i-noor, That shone with such brilliant light, The sunbeams, shamed, withdrew fror
 sight.
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J. w. JOHNSON, BUYS AND SELLS CITY AND COUNTRY
 PROPERTY
 ON COMMISSION.
Has on hand, ready for delivery, First class

First class 6 Per cent Registered and Coupon De- benture Bonds. 6 and ' Per cent Guaranteed Western Farm Loans. Writes Life and Fire Insurance Policies in the most Reliable Companies, giving the best form of Policy. No. 4, Conn. National Bank Building,
 Bridgeport, Conn.
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HOUSATONIC R. R. HoUsAToNIC DIVISION.

HS9sAGoN1S Ro9saAEDslS 6ivisiokl Ri R.
 August 9, 1888. BRIDGEPORT, North 10, 10 o5 m, 3s. 50
 745pn; freight, 5 25, 10 20 m, m
 Sunday, 30 m- Arrive 50, 40 n
 12 Is. Is, 645, 25 m: Sunday milk
 6 50 P n; freight Is n, Is ID. TRUMBULL CHURCH, North s 45, = 20, 10 40
 m; 03, 8 o4, 25 n; Sunday 42 m
 South, Ss. 27 ID, i2 ol, 45, 30 pm
 Sunday milk S6 P m.
 LONG HILL, North co, 25, 10 55 m. 6 10
 12, 70 P n; Sunday ze n- South
 S1, 21, Il 55 a n, 8 30. 6 22 m; Sun
 day milk, 2S n.
 STEPEEY, North 27, 2 30, 10 25, II 10
 l6, 1e, 55 p n Sunday 55 q
 South 80, 27, g F, II 50 ID, 20
 616pm Sunday milk 2pm. BorSF0RD, North 6 50. 2 3e, 10 35, Il 70 n
 6 26, 8 S2, 10 Is P m; Sunday s os 6 n
 South 15,6 IS. es. II 40 m.S Is, 5x
 pm. Sunday milk os n.
 EEwTowH, North 20. 47, 10 4S am, i2 n
 s os,6 S4,s 4S.1o 80 m; Sunday Is am
 South, 3 %, 6 10, OOH S2 m, 70. 44o
 40, 6 52 P m; Sunday milk 56 n HAwLEYvILLE, North 55, 6 %. 10 s2 q n,
 12 20,5 15.6 &5,s 55. 10 45 m;Sunday 22
 am. South 40, 6 02, 6 52. II 25 . n, % S<,o 70, 10 m Suno2y miik 4z n Leave for Bethel 25, 55 a ID. 8 30, 10 42 P n; Sunday 52 P. m- From Bethel 7,s Is, 10 35 m, 25, 6 10 P ID Sunday 29 pm
 BLOOMFIELD JUNCTION, North o3, A Il ol m, l2 45, 6 55, o5.l o5 P n; Sum- day 31 m- South II. s 5S, s42- II IS an,1 4o.4 2s,4 5e,6 s7 n; Sunday niIk 2spm For Danbury, 6, 6 os, 6 50. n 20 am, 4 80, 7pm-
 DANBURY, Arrive Is, 20, o5, II 3s . n { 45, 7l5 P m. Leave ss. 2 4s. as 10 40 . n, o5, 20 ID. The Sunday night express, put on July IS reaches Brookfeld at 4i m Monday. Brook field Junction 47, Hawieyville ss. Eestovn os, Bridgeport am
 Saturday passenger only. stops al stations en- ly to leave passengers, leaves Bridgeport st Il 5opm-
 DANBuRY AND NoRwALK DIVISION. BETHEL, from Danbury. 36. 6 42, &l. Q 13 am, 12 o7, 8 4s. 32. 26. 2 o2, 745 pn For Danbury 6 SO, 55. 10 l4 n, 10 { S2, 554. 30, 22,ll 1e P m- For Hav- leyviIle %, 10 1p n, 4o5,5 55 n Frun Havleyville SS S.9 10 ms fl s 2s,S o5 pn BEDDING. Nsrth IS. 2 e. slo o6 n. os 42o. 7l5. II llpm- South 6 4s. Q 20 . l2 IS, 3 54. s 4S, l5,7 sopn-
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A Cup of Sanford's Ginger.
SANFORD'S GINGER Is sold by all Druggists and croeers.
FAST GREENWICH hcADEMY.

T, Founded SOP. For both seres. On NnrTnx.xn-e;t Bay Stssm hested The only schooli in NE light. d PrepAres for college business Eleven coures of in. st5uction- including Normal with practice dear-menf
 Advance payment of sso covers entire fuitsan m literary courses including the yexr aT. September {. For catalogue address s- REV. +. ID. BLAkEsLER. A. M., East Greezwica. R l.
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Twas hard to choose between the two, The monarch knew not what to do. The third is standing calmly there; Now. with a half triumphant air And smile of confidence and hope. He shows a cake of Ivory Soap, So peerless in its purity,
 That dirt, alarmed, takes wings to fly. The old king. as 1t meets his sight, Grasps 1t, and cries in wild delight: No more confusion or dismay,
 No more cold meals on washing day Subjccss! my youngest son obey. The Ivory Soap has won the day"
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NEW YORK & NEW ENGLANDR R.
 June A. 1884

HAWLEYvLLE, East 54. II 50 . u,7 o4 , n; West. 55 n. 4s, c 90 A
 uEwT0WH. Eastf f7 5o . n, fI2 oz, f7 60 q; West, f5 48 . n, 2 3o, B 2Spa-
 SAuDY HOOK, East 8 oo .. l3 10. IF . n; Vest, 6 42 . n. 34. 6 18pa a-
 3oBTHDURY, EaBt 16 1. l9 10. 14D n; Wsst. 8 S2 . n q s4. . co ? n-
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A WORD OF WARNING.

There white each nd 10 be just good the o" they ARE N01 like all peculiar and remarkable qualities Of the genuine Ask for "iyo5 scp nd ns upon get7g
 Copyrieh by yprorerx k xGarnbA
The Newtown bee., 1888-09-07

Plumb & Winton have adorned the front of their packing house with con spicuous signs, executed by Garfield.
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temper, it prevents that ignorance and
confusion which 50 often lead to ex-
travagant and unwarrantable expendi-
ture, and sometimes even to deceit and
fraud Doubtless many of the EN-
bezzlements and broken trusts that
bring ruin and grief to thousands,
could they be traced back, would be
found to have had their origin in a
careless and disorderly use If money.
long before any idea of dishonest deal
ing was entertained. The duty of
keeping careful aceo UNITS, Of always
facing and knowing ones financial CON
dition, and of regulating expenses ae-
cordingly, cannot be too early or too
forcibly impressed upon our youth, for
order in this matter means peace of
mind, freedom from care, and name
beyond reproaeh. The fabit Of order.
thus regulating the outward life, will
react upon the thoughts, the character,
and the happiness Of its foriunate pos
SCISSOR. He will not be satisfied to
have his ideas lying in confused
heap, but will becune master Of them
and will know where to find and how
to use them.i lie .will be better able
to control his desires, to govern his
impulses, to avoid extremes, to fulfill
his obligations, for the fitness and or
der of all these things will he apparent
to him. And this self MASTERY always
brings a sense OF freedom aud happi-
ness, aud multiplies the power of
spreading happiness abroad. We can
not then atfari to count habit Of
order Ms "a trifling or insignificant ele.
ment ia the character and life. If
"order is Heavens first law" 1t Ger
tainly shoold occupy high rank
among the virtues OF humanity. Let
us then endeayor to be-
Not chaos like, together crushed and
bruised,
But rs the world, harm lniously con-
fused,
Where order IN variety we see.
Aud where, though all thugs diff.r.
all agree.
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But few are aware AS to he impori-
ance of the Swiss element scattered
throughout the States of the American
Union. Although uni,el 10y spirit
truly patriotic aud republican, the
Swiss. by their diversity uf language.
customs, and race, have less com
munlty of interests, fewer commercial
ties and social relations among them.
selves than the people OF other Eiro-
pean countries, aud ON this continent
they Remain comparative strangers to
each other. There are in this country
ubout two hundred and fifty thousand
Swiss In the Western States they
devote themselves chiefly 10 agricul-
ture. The Swiss of the Italian can
tons are especially numerous ia Cali
foruia, where. of late years, they have
established prosperous colony ex-
cluslvely engaged iii the products of
the DAIRY. Many SWISS in America
have acquired distinction as scientists,
litterati, professors, and instructors
The first foreigner that occupied seat
IN the cabinet WAS Swiss-Albcrt
Gallatin. The first chief OF the Geo.
graphical and Geological Department
Of the United Stg.es, Rudolph Hassler,
was a Swiss. and during his admiuis-
tration of the affairs of this department
he created the bureau # the United
States Coast Survey. Gold la Calfor-
MIA was first discovered on the prop
erty Of Swiss General Sutter, OF
Ccloma. One of the most distin-
guIshod Of scientists and naturalists,
Professor Agasslz, was Swiss; the
greatest silk establishment in the
United States Is owned and conducted
by Swiss: the president of one Of
the principal banks of New York,
lselin, Is SWISS, the largest ana most
sumptuons restaurants of that city are
those Of Delmonco aud MouquiD, both
SWISS, and the principal Restaurants
of San Francisco are also conducted by
Swiss. The richest banking estab-
lishment of San Fr,ncisco is that Of A.
Bori ~ Co., likewise Swiss. The
only two Swiss Journals of Now York.
and the Evezia, of San Francisca, the
latter pablished in Italian and edited
with ability and great care by Cavalli,
and from which We take these notes,
may be proud of representing a COLONY
ia the United States as distinguished
AS it is hanored and rich. h.-ltalo Amer
lcano.
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Talk about closer international rela-
tions With five Americans arrested
in Paris for burglsrizing a jewelry
store, a syndicate Of Scotchmen caught
stealing big tract of land in Califor-
MA, and train in Mexico robbed by a
gang of Texas desperadoes. it strikes
us that the relations between the ma
tions of the earth are pretty close
al,eady. y.-Cnicago Times.
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Every one admits the importance "'
orderly habits. but Few realizs how
widely they influence the welfare III
society. 1t is customary to rank them
among what are called tho minor
noralltles of life, and to treat the nes-
ligence which dIsregards them with
great indulgence. Many god aud
treat people. 1t is said, are very DIR
orderly in their habits, aud this Is sup
posed to afford, If not a Justification.
at least an excellent excuse for the
fault. Ii is, indeed, piiiable t. see
how frequently the "nly points IN
which the example nf such men Is fol
lowed is their Inperfectlons as Ia the
case II the man who anxiously strnyc
to initiate MIR. Emerson M public
speaker, but succeeded In attaining
only one point If resemblance, VIZ to
misplace his notes aud PAUSE IN his
speeches Ia resrrange tbsm. The
habit of order is much more far-reach-
lug than Is generally supposed. IL
governs all arrangements, those Of
time as well Ms If place; it influences
thought AS well AS conduct Ii is the
constant prrrenter Of waste in every
direction. NJ disorder.y person can
ever be truly economical. lie may
work hard aud spend little, but econ.
omy demands the best results that
can be obtained from any given source
and these can only be through orderly
and systematic arrangement 5. The
man who has acquired orderly hab,ts
will 81 manage his time that IL shall be
fruitful. He will neither IDLY pro.
trastinate nor hurriedly scramble
through his work; he will neither put
of to days duty till tomorrow nor
force to.morrow's into to-day. lie
will provide for le.sure as well as for
action, for recreation as we'll US for
laber. lie will respect the time OF
others az we'll as his own, neither
breaking engagements nor forcing peo.
pie to spend time with hin against
their will. So in the matter OF neat
ness. which is only one form of order.
dc viii recognize its intrinsic htness
That which is kept ia its own place
and preserved for it's own uses lasts
longer and is nf far more value while
1t lasts than that which has no settled
abiding place. In every manufac,ory
or other large working institution the
economy Of this kind Of order Is fully
recognized, aud 1t is equally valuable
IN its proportion wherever any labor is
carried on. In the home it has even n
deeper significance. Here also il is
ihe foundation of economy. but 1t is
likewise the foundation Of beauty and
delight. No home that is disorderly
can eyer be attractive. 1t may be
costly aud luxuries but it can never
Charm tie eye or gladden. the heart.
A presiding sense Of order which
provides for the needs of eye and ear,
which secures harmonyof arrangement
and consistency Of detail, which min.
isters to that res,fuluess OF spirit which
toll aud care 50 greatly need. is a
necessary element ia tho good home
Keeper. On that abe may build what
ever decoration and ornament she can
command, sure that each will tit into
Its appropriate place and ill its appro-
pirate function. while without it they
would but add to the general confu.
SION, Also in money matters the
orderly habit is invaluable. 1t not
only avoids loss Of time and trial of
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Auti.vaccunatian.

The success of the ansi-vaccination-
lists is aptly shown by the results in
Zurich, Switzerland, where, for num-
Der of years, until 1888, . compulsory
vaccination law obtained, and small
pox was wholly prevented-not single
case occurred in 1882. This result
was seized apon in the following year
by the nti-vaccinationists, and used
against the necessity for any such
law, and it seems they had suffi ,ient
influence to cause its repeal. The
death returns for that year 1852
showed that for every 1000 deaths 2
were caused by smallpox; in 1884
there were 3; in 1885, II; and in the
first quarter Of 1886. 85.-Scientifie
American.
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The ORIGINAL ABIETlNE ONT.
MENr is only put up in large two
ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure
fer old sores, burns, wounds, chapped
hands. and all skin eruptions. Will
positively cure all kinds OF piles. Ask
for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE 4
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tain by w. H. Hood and A. d.
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80 cents.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-02-02

Some st. Louis young men, eager to
make heaps Of money, recently put
$500, 600 into glittering Mexican gold
mine. 1t turned out that the glitter
ing in the mine was bogus 'salted"
by sharpers, in fact-and the investors
lost every dollar they put in.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-02-02

Nevada, at the last census, had 184
manufacturing establishments, en-
ploying 577 persons, with a capital of
81, 1923 300. The total amount paid
in wages during the year was S461,
3l1; cost of materials, el.208, ,478;
value of products, 81, ,627 1886. Thus,
it will be seen that ON original in
vestments, amounting to some thing
over 81 300, 600, product worth $2,-
GOO, 900 was the reward, or twice the
amount invested.
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There has been an immense demand
for skates at St. LOUIS this season,
and one firm has sold $4,000 pairs
since the cold weather set in. The
roller skating craze having disappeared,
the ice-ska'ing craze has returned with
redoublei force.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-02-02

A load of straw passing under an
electric light wire in Marion, Ind.
tore it loose and it dropped to the
ground behind the load. A valuable
span Of horses came along soon after
ward and both horses stepped on the
wire aud both fell dead
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compared with the corresponding mum
Der got at the same temperature from
pure 20 per cent. alcohol. A plus OF
1.G DRIP per cent. in the former case in
dicates about O. l per cent fnsel oil.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

uMr OU uUu " uNOm SWOs
The Celebrated Mccormick Newer
For Sale at prices lower than ever.
Prices $50 and $S5 delivered at any
railroad station in Nevada. More sold
than all other mowers combined. 1t is
the Highest, Simplest, Strongest and
Cheapest Mower on the road.
The Mccorwsick Daisy Keeper.
The Lighest and Strongest Single
Keeper la the world.
Miibsrn moiisw Irsn Axle wagons.
David Rradley's celebrated Garden
City Clipper Plow; L. Dow Pull
verizins Harrow; Havana Press;
Grain Drills and Agricul-
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vEmiCLLs IN GREAT va1iErY.
Send for Catalogue. Address:
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sTAG1
FREIGHT LIN ES
TO AND FROM
Blanco and PittSburg.

FRANK MATros INFORMS THE PUB
lie that his stages and freighting
teams will run as follows: Blanco
stage leaves Battle Mountain Mon
day, Tuesday and Friday Of each
week, at 4 p. NJ, leaving Blanco
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
8 A. NJ.
The Lewis and Pittsburg stage
will leave Battle Mountain Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday for Pitts
burg and Lewis, returning the alter
nate days. The fare to Blanco and
Lewis will be $a.5o. He is also
running
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-02-02

In connection with the CAPITOL
HorEL have opened tirst-clAss Livery
and Feed Stable, and am prepared to
furnish Teams, Buggies, Carriages and
Saddle Horses to the public at rea-
sonabie rates by the week, day or
hour Patrons are guaranteed good
rigs and accommodations.
May 26 1887.--tf.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-05-30
cUsTAvUs ADoLPHUs COLLEGE

AT skolans katalog framgar att un-
dervisningen ar bedrifvits af nio Ia
rare, hvartill kommer omkring EFT
halft dussin studerande som bitraden.
Elevantalet uppgar till 245, 1s9 manlige
och Sc qvinlige En- Sophonore-klass
har under aret tillagts, hvadan laro-
verket nu innefattar klasser utom
den f0rberedande afdelningen. Tven.
ne klasser fattas annu imam vi har
hafva ett fullstandlgt College, men den
ena af dessa hoppas man kunna tillag.
ga redan nasta ar. Studiekurs ar, sa-
som synes af katalogen, utarbetad for
en- fullstandig College course.
- De studerande aro nu ute pa fal-
tet for att CORA bruk af hvad de in
hemtat.
- Tidningspressen har en- vigtig
uppgift att fylla bade i kyrkan och
staten. vi tro att den studerande ung-
domen gor val att taga delta faktum
med berakningen vid sin verksamhet
ute forsamlingarne. Ej mena vi att
hvarje studerande b0r tjena som It'd
ningsagent. Det gives dock manga
tillfallen, da de kunna inlagga EFT
godt ord for de tidningar, hvllka upp.
enbarligen hafva samma NAL som den
kristllga skolverksamheten: vart folks
upplysning.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-05-30
SKHFEHREN.

pa banker af hvilka synnerhet "The
State Bank of Duluth" och Hall Broth
ers & Co. a West sidan mycket patro-
niseras af lansmSnnen, emedan de ve-
ia att de der blifva behandlade arligt
- Herr E. L. Wenje har fiyttat slit
kontor till rum Williamsous block
och James A. Boggs till rum IS Sc 36
Fargusson byggnaden och aro bada
skickliga lagman. Fa svenskar sta
den aro sa populara som herr Nils
Hall, hvilken DRIVER grocery handel
vid LOG w. First st. Han har nyligen
drabbats af ett hardt Stag genom for
lusten af sin trogna hustru Hr Hall
ar kand och aktad for sin stora help
samhet mot fattige landsman och f3
aro Ell de som hafva honom att tacka
for sin utkomst. MojIigen kommer
han att under sommaren med sina
barn g0ra en- europa resa for att hem.
ia nagon styrka efter det sista harda
slaget de omvexlingar som en- resa er-
bjuder.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-05-30

Business Mems 1ssOcintiOn sodra
MINI. arbetar med kraft for att for
ms jernvagsbolagen att h3lla rattvisa
frakttaxor. vi onska att f0reningen
ma lyckas sina lofvArda strafvanden.