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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09
The Bank Statement.

of the associated banks shows the following
changes: FReserve decrease, S3549, ,475;
loans, increase, S2,O71, 200: specie, decrease,
$3,993, 400; legal tenders, decrease, $l7O,
lation, increase, SIS, 400. The banks now
hold S11.O56, It's IN excess Of the 25 per
r1ln
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09
Duluth Wheat.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, June S.-The weeks bust
ness on the Duluth board was dull through
out and closed with the same inanmatlon:
There was sale of few ears of No. hard
to-day at 1c decline, but otherwise the mar
ket was featureless. No. l hard, S9l2c: No.
l northern, TSl2c; No. = northern. 67qae;
June, 9Oc; July, 9Uc; August. roc bid; Sep
tember. 7Sc. June corn nominal at 33c.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09

P1TTsBURG. Pa, June 8.-Petroleum quiet;
National Transit certificates opened at S27sc
closed at e2ssc; highest s27s; lowest S2ss.
NEW YORK. June 8.-Petroleum-Conso
dated exchange opening s2asc; highest.
S3ssc; lowest. 82ac, closing S2ssc. Stock
lowest 92ssc, closing 82ssc, Total sales,
70 600 bblS
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds.
New YORK, June S.-Stocks and bonds
closed to-day at the following prices bid:

L. S. 4s reg. l2sl2
do is coup. ..129l2
do 4l2s reg. l06l2
do 4l2s coup. .106l2
Pac. 6s of '95. .11Sla
La. stamped As. 9Ola
Missouri 6S. 1O2E2
Tenn.neW set 6S. 10Y
do do 5s. lO2l2
do do 3s. :. 1854
Can. .South'n 2ds 99Ss
Cen. Pac. lists. .1l6$i
D. & G. r. lists. lis
do do As. S24
D. & R.G. w. 1sts1O2
Erie 2ds. JOB
NJ. X. g. T. G. Us. 6OsB
do do IS -. 55&
Nut. Union 6s. .1O2&
N. J. c. Gen. 5s.1l54
n. Pae. lists. go. 1874
do DDS .115
N. W. consols. AGA
do deb. IS. 113 rs
Or. Il Trans, 6s. 1854
st. L. d I.M.G.5s SIS
st. L. & ST. c. M. 121
st. Paul consols. ] 29A
st. P..C.& P.1sts.1 .119
7. z. LIST gold 5s S97s
T. P. ID gold IS 1884
Union Pac. lists. 11612
West Shore. 109l2
Adams Express. 149la
Alton d 7. II. 80. 47l2
do ptd. ....... 96
*Am. Express. .lj5
B.. G. r. d n. %
Canad'n Pacific. 55&
Can. Southern. 544
Cen. Pacific. go. 35 "a
Ches. d. Ohio. :. 20
do 1st pfd.. >. 60
do I'd pfd. -. 80
Chi. & Alton. .135
c., B. K @. 1O31s
c., st. l.. d P. 16
dc pfd. ........ 80
c., S. IL G. ... 63
Clevei'd & Col. 7Ol2
Del. d. Hudson. .142l2
Del, L. d. W 145l2
Den. & K. G.. .... IVA
East Tennessee. 10l2
do 1st pfd. 80. 74A
do I'd pfd. 80. 24A
Erie. ............. 27A
DO pfd. ........ 69I2
Fort Wayne. .156
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09
DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, June S.-There was no devel
opment or new feature in dry goods, and the
market was unchanged.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June S.-Money unchanged.
on call 4@5 per cent; time loans 5@6l2 per
cent; bank clearings, S11, 1,le3,O00. New
York exchange, Gee premium.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09
LOCAL MARKETS.

St. Paul.
So PAUL, Friday, June g, 1sso.-Wheat
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09

for unwashed mediums: 210o7c for tub
washed.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following is the state inspection of grain In
Minneapolis. for the past twenty four hours:
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09
Cincinnati Whisky.
Oil Markets.

CINCINNATI. June S.-Whisky quiet; sales
$50 bbls finished goods on basis $l.O2.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09
JNTRIIMED HATS.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
~ Blue Earth-Ditrict Court, Sixth Ju-
dicial District.
The Plymouth Clothing House. plaintiff, VS..
Aaron Henlein and L. Henlein, defendants.
QUESTIONS OF FACT.
That since the month of February, 1885.
the plaintiff has been and now is engaged in
the business of buying manufacturing and
selling Mems and Childrens Clothing at
wholesale and retail. And that during all of
said time this plaintiff has used the said name
to designate its said business upon the store
of this plaintiff upon different articles of
clothing so bought. manufactured and sold
by it. and generally in advertising its said
business throughout the state of Minnesota
and other states and territories, And that by
the use of said name this plaintiff became
widely known throughout said state and
other states and territorses, and that by rea-
son thereof said name became and is Of great
value to this plaintiff; and that by reason of
the facts aforesaid the plaintiff became and
is the sole owner of said name, and is en-
titled to the exclusive right to use the name
in and about its said business and the ad-
vertising thereof.
CONCLUSIONS OF LAW.
That the plaintiff is entitled to the judg
ment and decree Of this court, enjoining and
restraining said defendants and each of
them, their servants, agents. employees and
om using the said name, THE PLYMOUTH
said business or in advertising the same.
M. j. SEVERANCE, Judge.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09
Winter Wheat.

KANSAS CRY, June S.-Wheat quiet; No. 2
cash. 74c asked; No. soft, cash, 75c bid.
FINANCIAL.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09
Filling and Crown
and Bridge Work.
771 , )t

Special attention is called to
the fact that l have unexcelled
facilities for doing first-class
work at MODERATE PRICES. and
warrant all work.
No engagements usuallyneees-
sary. / use three chairs in this
department and employ two first
class assistants, so we can wait
on you at any time.
Special appointments Sunday
mornings.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Cool. .'T1ey put two ventilatin' holes
through the legs o my boots goin'
over. and tore a hole in my trousers
and one in my jacket sleeve a-comin'
back; but mcbbc you don't call that
hittin' me. an dono as twas" says
he, laughin'. For true, not one o
them bullets had so much as drawed n
drop Of blood!
Twasn't very long after that we
was sent into the rifle pits, some of
us, with rali0ns for t%wenty-four hours,
How'd YOU like that boys. spendin' II
day and a night into q hole in the
ground, with chunks of salt beef
cold hos we called it-and tough
dry bareback 10 Chaw onl
Twas ruthcr unpleasant; no way TO
slCpp eNccptin up, and finally nutlliu
10 cat. | don't blame the mcl,. IN
fact. | was quite a little rilcd myself
Eut Cool WAS us cool rs "A cucumber
He iol;gd and laughed. and sang and
held mp ou his broad shoulders more,n
one sleepy. tired out head.
Whom Dut Of EN- would make dis
mraging rrmarks he'd hollcr out:
Come boys, stop gruwlin'l We're IN
for the whole war; hoorayI = and SO
he'd kind 81 heart us up.
lie WAS always dom that; lac was as
clover as a bObulink. Nobody was
SICK rwCundrd bul he was the first Ia
help. I've >ocn him give uphis blanket
many e time 10 some poor fellow
shaisin' with 4 chill, and let another
burned mp with wound fever drain
the last drop out Of his cantccn. when
nobody knew if We should get amy
more water for a hull day. And he
always made rs though he hadn't done
nothin'.
Well. when this cruel war was
over" rs the song says, and the rcgi
ment was mustered out, it come about
That Cool and | took the same train To
go home. though ! lived way up III
Vermont and he was a Connecticut
boy: and We sat together, | next 10 the
window.
He'd been rs composed as a chap
lain at n funeral all those years, but
he seemed now rs though he vas on
tentcr hooks all the way. He wrastled
about. and got up and sot down more'n
forty times, and never said two words
all the way; but when VI Stacked up
and "a brakeman hollcrcd out, SILVER.
bridget he gave meu grip, frozc onto
his kuapsack and give u rush.
| looked out Of tie window, for,
thinks /. There's a girl waitin' for
him. and lie hasn't never let Oh about
her"
Sure enough; there he was, his face
all broke up, AS you may say, red as a
beet. holdin' out his arms to-a gray
old woman. tears runnin' down her
face like a freShcL. Twas his mother!
That was the last | sec Of Old Cool.
Rose Terry Cooke in Kew York Mail
and Express
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
BESIDE II STlLe.

We both walked slowly over the yellow grass
Beneath the sunset sky;
And then he climbed the stile-l did not pass :
And there We said sood-by
He paused one moment | leaned on the stile
And faced the hazy lane;
But Leifnrr OF Us spoke until we bOlh
Just said good-by again
And ! wHIt honrWlrd 10 our quaint old farm.
AHd la went on his way;
Aud he has never crossed that neld agaln
From thai time 10 this day
wonder " be ever gives a thought
To what De- Ten behind
As start sometimes, dreaming that | hear
A foolstep iu the wind
Ifhe had said but one regratfUl word.
Or had shed q tear.
He would uoT 20 alone about the world.
Nor | Iii lonely here
Alas! our hearts were full Of uGEiy pride.
And luyF VAS checked In s'rifr;
And So The atlc beyond TIE yellow grass
Stands straight acr0s, cur lie
Unidentified
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

For tirre years ! wss aim { crippled with an
avail ~ c iCg from NY In ,e down q" NV ankle;
the skin Wa entirely gone, ard the ie II was one
mI . dice -. syrc rhl siciaDs pronounced II
iucITable. II hui dimin'.h,i a'1ut uc-lhitd he
lie ui IN other an was Ia a iia IL copdi'iul.
Al = tning all NJ d. # pmrdies and spending
hurGretS nfa0llars. firm wll"u ! got no relief
whatey,I. 1 wa. persuaded 10 ny ,ouT Cuticura
Fptu,dies. nd the result vas rs iollows: Aiter
three days ~ lt'ced 4 decided change for The be-,
ler. md ~ the end OF " months vas completely
cared. Ny d sh wa, pu-ideI gud the bInv (which
had -Ur eEpo7 D . = ever a Sc .tlgUt sound. The
q = begsn 10 grew, and to-day, and Tor nearly two
yea1s pass, my J. 3, rs welt ~ Il ever VIZ sound
IN every TesIr Ct, and not Z sign Ofihe di,oasri 10 he
sean a. AnkRN nun.sis Ia Ice "a. TIA
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
HhatSGGtSEnFlSia GlaSDOHt
Gyc:2S Pounds Gain Weeks
Experience III Era.E.incnt Citizen
CALIFJ.yiA SygITrg T-LEHs
SuTrIIE ,slt" 80 NIrE.
SAs La =, I-t. .fuIr .9o Tz.g

a AHHHatH-ts 'u4. ttl, 1851
took q severe cold upor.
nyehsStand lungs andSio
not give 1t proper atten.
tion;itdeveIoped into bron.
chitis, and in the fall oE the
same year ] was threat.
ened with consumption,
Physicians ordered NE to
D l0ore ~eongenial climate.
and came to San Francis.
co. Soon after my arrival
commenced Lati1ESeott's
Emulsion OF Cod Liver Oil
with AypophcSphiteS reg
ulanly Chree times q day.
n ten weeks my avoiPcu,
ooiS went from IGT to 100
pounds and over; the cough
meantime ScaSGu.
{. n. BENNETT
scLE nv ~. DRUGGISTS
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
Cuticura ReSolvent,

The neg klood Purifier a1d pnfesi rod hrsi oi
Humgr Cure, internally, ard C~uticura, the
Z cat skin 'uTc, amt Iutg"urd 80 y, IN eEqui
site skin BVautidur eX't.tg'ly, Instantly relieve
sud .~usuiily and urnnhu n'iycJre ~" BAL. a-ou
nj g.iiUhiug. bur inE. bla''t Nc sHalfr Cnu.i.a
aUl pimply HirF sua ani huWuv- oillp sFin, scnlp
aud blVIt With Iuss uf has, from pluplcs 10 scTy-
lUI1,
-s,l even, here. uriDr. guii,ura, J0ci
"ppp bUr. E"-ulyeni. $500. ]lrpphpai hN
Nh" Potter Drug Dud Ih"unioai Corporation,
lsstpHt
.-,Ut 'ol "l'gN ru .u -'.u !'nHs 'N.
uaE f l'u-irrlH Nw' HN .IIIrTssf na
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
Skin Disease II Years.

I have heen troubled with a SKIN and sclp dis.
cFse for s~eyentecn years. Ny head NJ times Mss
one Iuuniug sore, and NV body was eoytr-1 with
ZEN as large as a hal dollar. ItTied a great macy
rpmedus without cfect until ltried the CuticnrH
Hrnisdies, and smtbAukful to state that alter iSo
months Ottheir use l am entirely cured. j ieel IL
my du y 10 vol ard tne public 10 state the above
aaaa u 4 TayuaggnWU n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
NI!i;.I nd Surgical !a:G%a,
Kansas CIV, No, San Ftnrci, GO, Cal,
and BUTTE CITY. Mont.

~, Liehic n c., ao- regular grsdua'cs iu ned
ir,uu aud surgery anl spvgial pr,cttio cTs au.
ihuLz'd 'y ine itaies " Hissuufi, california ana
II H.fANA, To trtai al gbTuHic. HFTv0u, and T.i.
ylt' di-sa-s tVhell"r caused rs impWdCuCc, en-.
crsf or uUutBEiuuJ spuiinH -pHFu s.Iul o. Iassesl
sexual q. billy tlDgs nf sexual power urtYGn- Re-
mlity, toss o. serve loTc'l dl.et-'s 81 tho DO a.
~, tils, pOH0-fLWJ, elect, uu4 stfiCtutpl eur 81.
iNfHNr Cl.rF guarantee Niah IliH WynHur.h|p
'aI'srs iHr. Uumsauit Of C.rrs CrUj hl
wrditines Wc -'t"IAUE prrrarc1 iOl ugcu luHE rll-
usl cts',U 90. a.aIy, 30 itJuHmus uI y.ayu.
Gus rUiuuuuuds us"g,
Eorure 90 frur Nrsiuoss, pa, puls W % uls,
IGHnH ,r. I.rI ~ iIIrr HUd express. MgilNlUa
1.-' tr.r wh'n,i Ts jrou r.R' % p~cRhbgp,
Ju l..na.rs 20 tlU h.l1ar uri beat nod ua.r 70
pa. sFr-- m sell - l.alr a.4Inr auI Cruel
Cpu I1'Utf, rhouua isa, pauly.l- hnd al other
rU oD'g diocese.
Nuin tor Illustrated r.uor On UJiruulNr.
t|uh iccl, 'uWHiuurrl lhr suIuc, FIlus. f.gmpn,
IHuepE turr1, bronchitis luhn'G'iuh Elected.
,,Nr rEusti,u, Paralysis, Epilrrny, Kidney.
D. alIrr, Rye, Ear hkiu aud Blood, and aI surg.
rtiOpuI1l,unb'
D.ons,s Of Women speciauy, SEPARATE par.
IHra lnT la y urirnla
ghr only ErIab,r .ir.lcai ard .~ufgIcal lsg-
u'r mEsIug asIagi |iy ~ rdyato Drohsrs
An biOpd diseases use a. sully treated. " hI,
Iis IUl-.u uIuufU' from Tee system KIih,HTi InrT-
cpty. NeN Ic.ip,fllrc Treatment Ter Love o.
NlH Power Persons UrNbt ~ ylsii us may Io
ir-aIrd ~ u0siC by correspondent. AL ujmWup-
q. silJus cunddcutlnl Medicine Or { Instruments
srut d" WNll " uNpr'EH securely packed. OUp
rer5uhl i%uicrvirw pref frHl. Call anb Dausnll
M, ~ qua W#tOy II you e0sc, and We will send
~ plr'u wrapper our Book Tree explaining shy
thUu-auda cann0l he cured OF Private. SUtCial Unl
Nervous nj-rasrs, seminal Weakness. -tcfmp.
%lgrrhun, lmpoIency, syphilis, GouhurrhEs, elect
paficucule, IT,, etc.
b. LicblS 4 %. ar the only qualified or 70.
o 0usihlu specialists irtt IN M0utaHa, since The
Ltw medical law
Once h0urs from 2 TO 0 and 40 . y. M. Of b
appointment IN obscure aud urgent Casss,
sULTATION FREE.
Ea-Newton bros. ARE agents Tor IN sale Of DR.. Lie
big's lnyigorator In Butte CIV. Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
Another Remarkable Cure.

The Gu iuura, t.i ara Resolyent PnJ { uii'
curi so, T. have bro ~ / abuJt a nv We ois cue
IN Tie case OF q skin disease On my little son eight
years old. ! nave iTiec slToSt all remed les and
also the most eminent doctors, all alike failing,
exc pi the WONDERFUL 'ntirura Remedies.
I'D y. knMN. 10 n. lElh 81. Nuahn. Neh.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

for silver and copper. and were about to throw the really rich stuff over the dump. Monroe noticed free gold in 1t and Mir. Bentley brought in thir- teen ounces Of gold, which he got by pulvcrizimg and banning twenry-one ponnd, of nearly rejected rock. It was measured up and exhibited at kirbland- cigar factory.
 Har-hav district i- quite lively and contains over ioo people, nearly all of whom sr" at work many of them chloridng. onc disadvantage to this di,t,i,, is ,iat water is struck at a depth ot about l5o feet. Ore below the water level i- Q. good grade, how ever, and pays ,hc extra expense of pumping
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21
Fatal NLoctins in Prescott.

Char'a- W Beach was shot and killed in Prescott on the I7th instant by man named George Young, who i, under arrest Mr Beach was one Q. the pioneers of the Territory, was a printer ty trade. and .or several years wa- proprietor ot the Prescott Miner. The following i- given as tine cause:
 George loun- leased property of Beach, had separated from his wife and blamcI Beach for interfering, and. it i, saiI, had threatened Boach's life t,u several ...,.t.I..,..
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21
SeriOus Accident.
NAT HAWKE, Clerk.

shortly after dark last evening the team of C. $. Robertson, the milk man, became frightened and dashed up Allen street. The team was stopped after running few blocks when it was discovered that the owner was seriously injured. MT Robertson was conveyed to the residence of Mayor Thomas and Dr. Willis summoned, who discovered that the injured man had two ribs broken and was other wise seriously bruised. IL seems that while delivering milk the team had started and NIT Robertson jumped in front of il to stop it but missed his hold and was tranleled under the feet of the horses, the wagon passing over his body. Mir. Robertson has had several runaways previous to this one but has heretofore escaped injury. He is now resting easy, but 1t will be several weeks before he will be able to be around again.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

Do you want Co he happy, healthy, wealthy and wise: Drop into the Pony saloon and ask Henry for some of that fine odd hand made So sh Bourbon Whisky and Will and Hills spring of 80. He also has on hand Hermitage Bourbon. J. II. McBrayer Bourtou Eippy and Guckcnheimer Rye,-all pure. straight cId goods; to- ge,her with all kind, oi imported Brandic-, Wiuc>, Aic- and Porters of the most celebrated brands. His Cali iornia Brandy cannot be surpassed anywhere. All kinds Of fancy mixed drinks d speciality; the Carman Key West Cigar cannot be beat, for the money, in any place. St. Louis An hcu,er Busch Lager Beer, ice cold, on draught Call and be convinced.
 ti HENHY CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

Jim Burnett is in from the Hua- chucas. He is nearly blind in one eye but is recovering his eyesight under the treatment of Dr. Patzky of the post.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

Jacob Eyerhardy, of the Eyerhardy, Land and Cattle Company, who is now in Anaheim, California, will be in Tombstone about the last of this month.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

Swinton's indellible marker, for clothing and all other fabrics, is for sale at Monmonier's.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

Services will be held at the M. F.. church tomorrow at II a. n. and ' 30 D. ID. These will be the last regular services until after the conference, which convenes in Phenix October 3, 1889. All are cordially invited.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

Stevenson & Walker are the author ized agents for Louisiana lottery tick cts in this city. By investing $l you have a chance of winning fortune tf
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

Our buyer has just completed the purchase of the largest and finest lot of mems furnishing goods ever brought to Tombstone Sydow < Kieke. Is
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

Adam Berg came in yesterday from Sulphur Spring valley. He reports everybody in that section as busily ent tyaged in having. The lower divi- siors of Lower Sulphur Spring valley will commence next Wednesday.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

Housekeepers will take notice that a complete stock of glassware, lamps, etc, will shortly arrive at Sydow & Kieke's. Is
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

It will be advantageous for ladies to wait until the arrival of our new lot of goods before purchasing their win ter supply. Sydow & Kieke. Is
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21
The Narie0pa Plan.


 Maricopa county, to consider plan oi action m regard to holding constitu- tional convention, was held in Phenix on Wednesday. Following is the re- suit of their deliberations, which is clipped from the Phenix Gazette:
 Pursuant to adjournment the Re publican and Democratic county com mittccs met yesterday in the court house for the purpose of consulting as to the proper methods to adopt in rct- erence to the constitutional convcn- tiou A large number of committee men, both Democratic and Republi- can, being present, with r W. Hine in the chair
 After an amicable discussion, upon motion of District Attorney Cox a committee Of four was appointed to draft and submit resolutions express ing the sense of the meeting on the proposition before the house Me-srs. Cox, Fowler, Peck and smith were ap- pointed, and after recess of fifteen minutes submitted the following rcso- lutions, which were unanimously adopted hy the meeting
 Whereas, The ljth legislative as- >cmhly of Arizona did, on the 2l-t day of March, lSs9, pass an act en- titled, An act to provide for the holding of a convention for the pur- pose of framing a state constitution to be submitted to the people for their approval or rejection; and
 Whereas. It was in said act made the duty of the Governor of this Ter ritory To issue a proclamation calling q special election for delegates to constitutional convention; and Whereas, Said proclamation has not been issued and the time has elapsed for issuing the same, and
 Whereas, The statute makes it the duty oi the various board, of super yisors, in the different counties of Arizona, at their regular meeting next preceding the 9th day of November, to appoint election officers in the l various precincts of their several coun ties. Therefore be il
 Resolved By the Democratic and | Republican central committee of Mari | copa county in joint session assembled 1 that We believe the law calling for said constitutional convention should | be executed, and that said convention 1 should be held in pursuance of said law; that all honorable and legal 1 methods should be resorted to by both l the political parties in Arizona for the | purpose of obtaining form of state 1 constitution with q view to the speedy | admission of our territory as state, and we do earnestly request the early | action on the part of both the Demo- cratic and Republican central com mittees oi all the counties in the mat ter of the election of delegates to the l. constitutional convention; and be it further
 Resolved, That as the law makes it the duty of the boards of supervisors | to provide for holding the election of delegates to said convention, that such l action be taken by them as will fully | insure the enforcement. of its prOvi- i sions.
 FRANK Cox,
 W. H. PECK,
 W. T. SMITH,
 l.. FOWLER.
 Now.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

Fresh buttermilk at the Can Can. Latest style of cloth for Summer suits at Harris tailor shop. i
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21
Our Artist.

Thomas Delaney will enlarge pho to"aphs, do Skctchr. and sign paint ing a; reasonable rates. Leave orders at the pAILY ErrAIH office.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-21

Now is the time to lav in your win ter supply of wood sydow & kieke are prepared 10 fl all orders 2l