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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
SUNDAY AT JOHNSTOWN.

Open Air >eryiees-Four Bodies Re
covered from the Ruins.
JoHSsrowN, Pa, June 23.-WOrk was
entirely suspended today IN the RUNS
of JOhnstOVn. Opon air services were
held by the pastors Of the homeless
churches. -Four bodies were recovered
today. The remains of two women
and a LITTLE giri were found n stony
ere k and the remains OK Chinaman
WE found q kernvlle. The body Of
ore of the women WIS identified by a
letter found m her poke as the wife
of Mr.. Ciark grocer iu JohnstOWn.
Tbe cnld s believed to bo Mrs Clark 5
daughter, As they were found lying
close together.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
TIE STATE IN BEIEF.

salt dropped to Is cents per batre, at
saginaw "Wednesday, the lowest ever
known.
Governor Luce has accepted an inyI-
tation TO attend the Benzie county far
n October.
A Greenvlle man kicked his clock 70
pieces the other morning be cause It al
lowed him to ovcrsleep.
The Jackson County Pioneer Society
VIII hold is annual picnic 1T the far
grounds on Thursday OF this week.
The ladies OF Paw Paw have given the
Masonic Lodge of that place hand
some y blc, and Mrs. Lucy Bangs gives
lt au elegant silver tray.
Wheat Is badly beaten down in many
places by the ram, so that It VIII
amount TO nothing but poor quality
of straw Buchanan Record.
Rev. George ". Taft. ordained in
Kalamazoo recently, will be married
June p at Now, Mich, 70 Miss Mary g..
B0ydeu. daughter OF Rev !. =. BOyden.
They vii both engage IN missionary
work AZ Toxic, Japan.
An investigation OF a large number
Of wheat fields around Paw Paw show
Immense numbers of small insec's Ia
the gram. They are visible 10 the
naked eve. and q magufyug glass
shows mvTads OF them. Ihev are sup
posed 10 be the same green nudge re-
Gently discovered n Indiana. Farmers
are alarmed and fearful O.. the c0nse-
quences.
The ladies' Of Manistee have COM
planned 20 the Governor that &. 4.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

JoHSsrowS, June 23--Sherit slime
man. who has been IN Ebensburg for 4
feWs DAYS attending 10 the business Of
mis- Office, returned To JOhnstown The
sheriff doesn't think there Viii be
much trouble about the laying out of
the town. lie SAYS Mr.. Caldwell
had made an accurate survey and map
II every piece OF ground N Cambria
county affected by the Hood before the
disaster happened, and he believes,
with the ald OF this atlas and map, the
work Wall be very easy. Judge Master
also said there are records e1tant and
enough boundary lines left 20 locate
every lot Ia tine town.
The sheriff SAID MS deputies had not
vet been paid, bat the money would be
forthcoming some day.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
GhAHAk's LATEST.
TIE Gran with shieh he fKPeess 10 60
over the Nfss&rx f~tis-

NIAGARA FALLs, \, \, june 4S.-
Carlisle u. Graham, the man who
robbed the whirlpool "a ssds Of its death
dealing notonety, by constructing
boat that PASSED IN safety through the
nlaadenlng waters of iese gorge, NJ,
duEng July, make al SttempI Which
VII either eclipse al other perform
ances al Niagara or result ID death lie
proposes 70 60 over the Horseshoe falis
aud take tie chances OF being dashed
u death On the rocks, utfoc&tad by
sabmersl0n IN the undertow, or coming
out alive. TINS : a feat that never vel
has been performed IA safety,
nor has It ever been attempted
for heretofore al have looked upon il
a. sure death. Bat 10 60 into the upper
rapids, pass down the ryer 10 tie brink
of the horseshoe falls, drop the dis
t2nce OF nearly 200 feet 10 the tempest
uOus torrent underneath and comes
out alive is branam's ambition. The
craft IA which lie vii undcavoT % do
thls = named The World. and Is III
feei long and IS shaped something like
a cigar or torpedo boat Amldshlps, il
= 40 inches IA diameter and al the ends
70. The center compartment can hold
two persons. bat they would be crowded
closely toge ether, for the space is only
~ by A. inches, and the paddle
wheels on the sldcs and steering
apparatus have 10 ne worked
from within. The side wheels work
together or separately 80 that If
the steerage apparatus breaks they can
be used 10 turn the boats course. But
there Will not be much chance To do
any navigating III the twenty mlle an
hour rapids. Entrance - the middle
compartment is through turret, 1T
tie Ike those on monitors, winch has
four loOkouts for the occupants, the
little window being closed with plate
glass. The two end compartments are
four feet long, and each can hold two
persons OF ordinary SIZE. The barrel is
bound with twenty-fOur iron hands
and IL made of strong. though not
heavy. oak and cedar slaves. Ii was
was built by Graham and hls brother.
Mr.. Graham said: "IeS, IA gong Ia
make the attempt. | have been
through the rapids three times. and |
feel / can do tins act IN safety" era
ham Is 80 years old a cooper by trade,
and was born near Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
A PANIC IN A CHURCH.
a Child's Dress Takes Fire and Causes n
Stampede.

BROOKLYN, June 23.-During COM
munion services tins morning 1t 81.
Casimer's Roman Catholic church, in
which sixty little girls dressed IN tieecy
white and bearing lighted tapers took
part, the vel OF one OF the children
took nre from taper and
a panic ensued. Several persons 10
the audience climbed out of windows,
aud there WAS rush for the door.
some cOol-hoaded person tore Oft the
burning veal and stamped out the
flames, and this, together with the en-
ergetlc efforts OF the priests, resulted N
order being restored before any serious
narm had been done.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

OTTAWA, Ont, June 22.-Chas. j..
Beard, Protestant and Miss Amelie H..
Tascnereau, daughter OF Judge Tasch-
sreau. OF the Supreme Court, were
married Thursday by Rev. 2. Owen
Jones, rector OF st. Georges Episcopal
Church. The lady Is = niece of Cardi-
nal TascheTeau, Of Quebec. Miss
Iaschereau failed 10 secure u dispensa-
ton necessary for the marriage by "A
Protestant clergyman. The young
people have been secret lovers for a
year Beard Is scarcely 20years Of age.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
SHEEHY AND KELLUR.
a bloody Fight Between Then-sheeh

a BLOODY Fight Between Them-Sheehy
Gets the Money.
ASHLAND, WIS, june Z3.-Nearly one
thousand people sav a hard and bloody
fight at Hl-ley late las, u ght, between
Joe Sheeny aud Frank Kelur. heavy
We ghts- &cliur went down 70 avoid
punishment "a the early part Of the
eighth round, aad later went down from
a terrible drive on the Jaw. Until
tire end OF t0e fourteenth round
shsehy pounded his mau al over the
ring. keilur eudcav'rea to sa.r nnl-
self by clnchuE but tue audience be-
came disgusted. art the referee gave
the fght % Shvrhy. Tire match was
for purse of S+00 ana gate rece. ots.
wn-cn footed NO to over $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
Illinois Wheat Crop.

SPRINGFIELD, H., June 23.-The
State Board OF Agriculture estimates
that the wheat crop viii not average
more than thirteen bushels per acre,
making the total yield of tho Illinois
crop -, ,5o9 $50 bushels. The quality Is
fully up - the average. The exceed
ugly dry weather OF April and the
first half Of May deprecated the con-
iitlOn OF the growing crops about 10
per cent. The damage from the corn
plant louise, which caused 50 much
alarm N the southern counties, has
not been serious.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
AN ILLICIT DISTILLER
who wss Fspi,iy Growing Rich in the
MountaIns Near Franklin.

no wa> Rapidly trowinS Rich IN the
Mountains Near Franklin.
FRASKILS, June 23.-On Friday Dep
uty Collector J. L. Williamson, of Ere.
arrested John Swoger OF StOneboro,
Tor "moonshmng, be havag been
running a. illiclt dlstlllery on the hiils
back OF that place The distillery wa
located in the old lOE hut. and had a
capacity Of several barrels week. \
quantity OF the stuff was found, and 5
pronounced by competent Judges 20 b.
OF an excellent quality. swOgeT has
been ruunigg the distlilery Ior a num-
l-r of wears, Iad has grown rich III the
business.
He disposed Of tae liquor 70 Pitts
burg parties, aud peddled II ont 10
miners and farmers IN small quantities,
and it was through one OF the latter
that the secret dIstillerv was discovered.
Swoger was taken To Erie laIl 10 await
trial. Berwick SwOger. partner IN the
business, escaped arrest 10y flight.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

MINSEAq0LIs, MIMI, June 23.-The
rumored indictment Of the 500 rail
road officials for an alleged violation of
section of the Interstate Commerce
Law seems thus far 70 be confined to q
letter that United states District AttOr-
ney Baxter received from Thomas NJ.
Cooley, chairman OF the Inter state
Commission, which vas 50 vague that
Mr.. Baxter has had 10 ask Tor further
particulars.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
To Celebrate the Glorious.

PUrN>v. Conn, June 23.--Presdent
and Mrs Harrison nave formally ac-
Cepted the invitation Of Henry G..
Bowen 70 be present at Roseland Park
Woodstock, July 4. The President
and party VIII arrive IN Putnam, July
9, a, i.lO p. m, and a committee Of
prOmlneutgcntlemen have been named
ID attend % tleir rccent.On.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

CHARLESTON, y. c., June 23.-Some
comment has been caused here by the
announcement that L. 3. Mellow, the
murderer of the late Captain +. ".
Dawson, has been elected surgeon of
the Lafayette artillery, a local military
organization. Mellow Is 10 be tried to-
morrow lOr his life.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

New YoRK, June 23.-Surrogate
Coffin, OF Westchester county, has adj
mitted 10 probate the Will Of Francis
". Lasak, the millionaire furrier, who
died at Dobb's Ferry IN February last.
Lasak left the greater portion of his
property 10 three daughters-Mrs. j. -.
Mckenzie, OF Brooklyn, Mrs. J.. Il.
Cuthbert, of Brownsville, Tenn, and
Mrs. Cordela h. Chanves, of DObb' ;
Ferry. To another daughter. Mrs.
Schermerhorn, of tins city, he be-
queaihed only the income of $4,000.
Mrs. Schermerhorn contested the Viii
on the ground that Mr.. Lasak was OF
unsOInd mind.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
a verdiet IN th- welch Case.

CHICAGO, June 23.-The jury in the
SO. 900 SUIT of Ida WeIch against
Thomas +. Burch and the Pinkertons,
agreed ON their qcrd.ct at 1o'clock Fr-
dav night. bu- tle verdict Will NOS oe
opened. under orders OF tAe court, un-
ri Monday IL IS rum0red that the
verdict Is in favor of Mrs. Weich, but
for now much nobody can find out.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
business in New York Banks.

NEW YORK, June 23.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes: Reserve, decrease, 81 $50, 725;
loans, increase, S6l5,00O; specie, de-
crease, Sl,l5S 200; legal tenders, de-
crease, S3l3,3O0; deposits, decrease,
f455, 100; circulation, increase, S23, 300
The banks now hold 81, 10 800 in excess
OF the % per cent. rule.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

O1r,H.. Neb.. June 23.-Nicholas
Foley. who murdered Mrs P0merey
Clark at Ez.l, Neo. was yesterday
morning taken from the deputy sheriff .
who had captured nm. and hanged 20
a 0rid ge near the scene 0f hs Cr.me.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

- ~ = - y ~ -fFat-f
WAsHrNGToS. June 23.-William J..
McGurrin 9rdJ F. Grady. Grand Rap
IDS, are here attending the convention
of the Knights Of -. John, now in ses
son n TINS cltv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

LASctsrER, Pa June -, q. n.-
There was 10 change lu Gen. Gamer
ou's condition ~ midnight. and bis
physicians are Of the OPINION that he
may 1--we for several DAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

Two bas- hits-Bys0u. EaatL.
lone run-Cull
Bases on balls--O'ConnOr Meakim. Brown
gOt base on balk-
Hit by pitched ball-Purvis.
Struck out by Meakim-Popkie. Cull. Lotus.
Struck ont by Abbott-Lagan. ,; smith, =;
Mcmahon. =; Dixon. J.
Passed balis-BToHn. ,, FaatZ. l.
Double plays-BrOwn 70 jams.
Time hours.
Umpre-MIttenthal.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

The Seventh ward Juniors played
their first game this season with the
Shannocks, and defeated them yester-
day 10y the following score:
ShannOcks ..-........l o q 0 o 6
Seventh ward 's....--5 , > 0 o. )
Batteries-FOr Juniors. Hartmacke and
Kimp; for Shannocks, McDonnal. Waite and
sedan.
Struck out-By Hartmacke. Q; Waite. s.
Umpire-H. BoSscr
The Little Rocks defeated the Ath-
letics Yesterday by a score of 10 TO ;.
Batteries, Brtton, Crosby; Collier,
DOnanuc.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

THE house OF representatives. has dl-
rected its committee on elections to inves-
Ii4ate the election Case of Clayton vs..
Breckenridge. Clayton was assaSsinated
while taking testimony in the case. 1t
was Il political murder, and a cowardly one
at that Justice should be done in the
case. AS justice can not be hal in the
state OF Arkansas, the national house Of
representatives should in some manner
bring it about. There is no doubt that
Clayton received a majority of votes, al
though Breckenridge received the certif-
cate If election. Breckenridge's election
should be declared mud and void. We
presume his successor will be chosen by
the saue means, manly, fraudulent bal
lots and bulldozing and the use of shot
guns; but that of course can not be
helped for the present and will not be
bel ped until a national election law is en-
acted. But proper record in the history
OF this country should be made of the
case, and the house of representatives
should do it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

ONE who rides throu.h New Mexico and
from noun ain levels catches views of our
lovely valleys and broad table lands, brown
and dry in the shimmering light from
cloudless skies, shou / welcome the ap-
proach of storms. Snow ana rain at this
season are bitter than an Italian climate.
Instead OF meager streams and dried up
pools, We need rather swollen rivers and
winter lakes upon our broad pasture lands.
Two years # scant rains and li-ht SNOW
falls are behind U.s. Our magnificent
stretches OF country cry out for moioture
TIE Industry Of our farmers and the en-
terprlse of capitalists in extending our
systems of irrigation will find their great
est announcements in abundant SHOWS
upon the mountains and rainfalIs on our
plains.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

THE following amounts, on account OF
taxes for 1889, have up to date been paid
into the territorial treasury: Colfax coun-
ty, by Sheriff A. Sever, SIS 12l.27. Dona
Ana county, by Sheriff Mariana Barela,
go, HOO. Grant county, by Sheriff H.
II. Viii chill, $S,95279. Lincoln county,
by Sheriff D. G. Nowlin, So, 220.15. Mora
county, by Sheriff Juan Navarro, III, 1885,
50 San juan county, by Sheriff John c.
Carson, $34lSl San Miguel county, by
Sheriff Lorenzo Lopez, $l5, 1856 81. Santa
Fe county, by Sheriff Frank Chaves, 49,
1880 Sierra county, bv Sheriff A. NJ.
story, $40, 1904. Socorro county, by
Sheriff Q. A. Robinson, $40, 70224. Max
ing a total of $l26, O3l 40. which amount
will be applied toward the payment OF
expenses during the 1 st fiscal year.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

AFTER years of faithful study and appli-
cation the legislators Of California have
finally framed and passed an irrigation
law that is working like a charm. 1t has
Just been declared constitutional by thu
supreme court, some soulless corporation
having attempted to knock it out Of eX-
istence, and the more it is experimental
with the more perfect it proves to be in
protecting the rights of even the hum
blest citizen having water right. Its
main feature consists in cooperation OF
the people, lose lands are divided into
districts and who are authorized to issue
bonds for raising capital to put into
bitches and reservoirs. Twenty-Five dis
tricts throughout the state have taken at
least the preliminary steps toward an
organization under the new law. Some
have sold their bonds and begun work on
their canals; others have worked as yet
only on paper These twenty-five dis
trits comprise 100000 acres of land,
easily capable Of supporting 100000 peo-
pie. And as yet the system is only in
its infancy. When the water shall be
actually flowing in the cooperative
canals, and farms in tie irrigation dis
tricts are getting their supply for one
fourth the price charged by private cor
pprations, the system will grow without
any nursing.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

PAsrEUR and DR.. Brown-Sequard now
have IA rival Gor popular favor in the per
son of Russian physician named Portu
EaIoil who declares strychnine to he al
lhtaIinle cure for Drunkenness, admins.
tered in subcutaneous injections. For
the brnefit OF the readers of certain
class Of newspapers in New Mexico We
may add that the strychnine is admin
isered 10y dissoIving one grain in 200
drops OF water aud injecting five drops OF
the solution every twenty-four hours.
The ttfe, of the strychnine solution, the
learned Russian avows, is to change the
craving for drink into pos ii, aversion
for intoxicants.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

We are informed that Mr. Jose Segura,
OF this city, VIII" was d candidate for the
position Of Pueblo Indian agent prior to
h" ap ointment of the late W. p Nc
r is again in the field for the posi-
In. His papers are now on file in
tue interior department and have aread,
again been brOugh Int to the notice of Sec
Noble. Mr. SeglIra has SINE excellent
recommendations and is we'll fitted for the
20 iii n. From POLITICAL standpoint
Mr. Sc ura's appointment wou! also be-
very AZ, Prtable une. He would we'll
repre- ent the native born portion of the
popn alton, aud the New MEXICAN be-
lieves, Of course, that his appointment or
tn app intment OF some other equally
worthy native citizen Of New MEXICO
wo 1t sren4then the Reuuhliran party.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

Is Trinidad five responsible business
men have proposed to the citizens that il
the options for twelve and eighteen
months on 81 900 900 worth Of real estate,
at somethin! less than the present rnlin-
prices, are made over to them upon tn
organization of company for the purpose
OF advertising the city, they will agree to
expend 10000 at once for this object
Any option may be withdrawn within six
months or before twelve months upon the
payment of a certain per cent, say ID o.
20. Already Il very large amount Of realty
has been turned o> err to trustee in pur
suance of the plan, to be assigned to the
advertising Company hen organized
is rather novel method. but fully illus
trates the value Of advertising Tho-p
business men know the value Of printer
ink when in search OF big profits
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

AN influenza, or severe cold accom-
panied by paro xysmS OF sneezing. is affect
ing all Europe aud is said to he the pre-
cursor of cholera epidemic in the spri"g.
Its first recorded appearance ,waS in the
Izrn century, and 10 loving its manv
rhurrences its curse has been from the
east towari The west, so that this conntr,
may not he eglected by it. Indeed it
may already he upon us, judging from
com plants that one hears on all hands.
However, it seems u queer snl jet for the
press Of the Old world to devote columns
10 dis, ussing
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

Old papers for sale in quantities to suit
al this office
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

THE United States grand jury at Tue
son, A. r.. has four indict nents against
F. w. Smith, late Democratic receiver OF
the United States land office at Tucson.
He ischarg-d with being several thousand
dollars short in his sccounts.-Albuque
que Citizen.
Ex-United States Attorney Thomas
Smith will now have a most excellent
chance tn defend his brother, F. w. Smith
He will find ont that it ma. es good deal OF
difference whose OK is gore /.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19
The appointment of Mr.. John Fl

The appointment Of Mr.. John H.
Ko'gIer as postmaster at Las Vegas is a
very good one. 1t is probably the best
that could be done und-r the circum-
stances. Mr.. Koogler is well and favor
oraby known and will make all excellent
postmaster. There was consi lerable of
factional fight in the matter, but it is be-
neve'i that this appointment will prove
mos satisfactory. The New MEXICAN 8
gratified that the people OF Las Vegas
have secu 9 very good man as post
nn>tr and Mr.. Koogler a well paying
Office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

IN looking at the list of sheriff. who
have so far paid into the territorial treas
ury taxes collected for 1889, the Republi,
cans are awav ahead Mariana Barela
G. A. Robinson, D. c. Nowlin, Lorenzo
Lopez. A. NJ Story and Juan Navarro
are Republicans; they have turned over
so far about three-fourths of the whole
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

WITH 1890 will begin the same mimi.
activities which gave such an impetus t.
San Pedro year agr, in the rich district
of the Crrrllos. The Cerrillos Mining
c'mpany have already begun more ex-
tensive workings than have ever yet been
attempted there.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

THE New York papers excuse Miss
Sickes elopment with a bartender on
the ground that most of New York's
young men are dudes that no girl with
any self respect would have anything t"
do with
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

PAY attention to the coming precin
primaries and elections. Turn out ano
vote. Staying at home will not put good
men into office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

THE prophecies of the most experienced
Judges of mineral wealth in Santa Fe
county will come nearer to fultillment
during the coming year than the long
triumphant rroaker inlagineS.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

THE United States senate is mOvin.
slowly and cautiously in the matter OF
combinations. 1t is best to make haste
slowly IN these matters.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-19

THE fee S, stem is pernici"us one. 1t
should he abolished ana a system of fair
and lust salaries should he substituted.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-05

Mr.. F. j. C'rii IL, ons of the prnpri-
e'ors ~ the DelmnDino hotel, WalIa
Walla, Washington, has Just received
Sl5, 900 bv exprsss from New Orleans,
being one.twenlieth OF the capita'
prize # $500. 600 in the drawing for
Oc'obercf The Louisiana state Lottery.
MIR. Carlisle il much LlSa."d over the
result. A few days before the draw.
ing took place he tried to dispose Of
his tickets, 63 $50 among them, but
without success. Now he Is glad be
did not. Something very p- uliar ard
very inter- ing attended the success
of Mr.. Carli-lr. A shot iina ngo he
and MI. Msrslal, b0okleepar far
Schwabochsr Bro.., entered into n
compact tina II ona was ever 50 lucky
IS TO draw The crpiinl prize hp would
give the 0her 10 per rent IT his draw.
ing. A. n o ~ he received his money
Mr.. Carlisle hunted NJ Mr.. Marshall
and coun'e out 81 800 to the surprised
gentleman. He had forgotten about
the agreement, but Mr.. Carlisle had
not. TIE Louisisna State Lottery
this scatters it, money Throughout The
country Imnng all CLASSES of citizens
This institution is perfectly reliable.
and those with the most conscientious
scrupl.s can invest in H.. II Is merely
one form If speculation. NJ. Carlisle
has frequently invested b.f,re, and
now he l. largely repaid for his invest
ment. The Walla Wallans are very
much pleased with the honorable way
in which the company treated their
fellow citizsn.-Wulla Wslla wash
Statesman Nov. 3,