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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-11

The school work in Japan, mainly
controlled by women, has 20 boarding
schools, with 2,707 pupiIs, and 1896
pupils more in day-schools, making in
all 5, SOP unaer Lady teachera
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-11
sALMAGUNDI.

The Bed Rock Saloon, next door to
the Postoff1ce.
Ed. Carville came in from Mound
Valley yesterday.
Regular Soiree at Freeman Hall
Friday night, the 10Th instant.
Children's Winter Caps for 25
cents, at Rosenstock's.
Drs. Freeman & Burrows at the
D.pot Hotel tomorrow.
(:hildren's Wooden Hoods for 25
cents, at Rosenstock's.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. q, A. o. q. W., at their Hall to-
night
New and fancy styles of Wedding
Stationery just received at the INDE-
PENDENT Office.
Missouri Cider, fresh and sweet, at
Wholesale in quantities to suit at
Reckhart & Froelich's.
E. @. Hardy, of the Oasis Ranch
Co., who is still in town, gave the In
DEPENDENT pleasant call to-day.
The attention Of the District Court
has been occupied to-day with the
water suit Of Penrod VS.. Westlund.
J. L. Keyser returned yesterday
from Mountain City where he has
been at work for w. F. Ross for the
past month.
An excursion train carrying a dele
CATION of the New England Patrons
Of Husbandry passed through going
west this morning.
A handsome line of Ladies' and
Misses Wraps of the latest fashion
Just received at Remnants. Go and
take a look at them. Prices way
down.
At St. Louis on Friday Judge
Thayer sentenced DR.. Frank D. Clark.
o. Chicago, to pay fine Of $3.50 for
sending obscene literature through
the mails.
The President has declined to grant
an application for the pardon of F.. L.
Patterson, of Utah, who was convicted
Of higamy and sentenced to two years
in the Penitentiary at Salt Lake
City.
Hiram Stol1or left here yesterday
in charge Of forty horses which he
ships to San jose, California. Quite
snumber Of horses have been shipped
both east and west from this point
this Fall.
The Baker City, (Or.O, Democrat
warns the Masonic fraternity against
afraud passing under the name Of
Professor Wylie Wiley, who claims
TO be member of some South Caro-
lima Lodge.
The Salt Lake Tribune reads the
obituary of Window, Secretary of the
Treasury. It says that his body lives
but his character will have to be put
Under the sod for betraying the silver
men Of the West.
l. H. Pogse, of Bull Run, in the
northern part of this county, shipped
AGAR load of horses here yesterday
s'ternoou. He takes them to Kansas
City, Mo-, whore he expects to find
Profitable sale for them.
Eureka Sentinel: Keep in mind
That State and county taxes are due
and payable on the 18th instant.
After that ton per cent. will be added,
md the Lord only knows how many
aher costs there will be to pay.
The Knights Of Pythias have made
hfangements Tor fine ball supper,
Which viii be served at the Depot
hotel on the occasion of their Thanks
ewing entertainment, 30 that all who
aesre refreshments can be accommo-
dated.
Reno Journal:-It is expected that
GOVERNOR Stevenson will appoint a
new Lieutenant Governor next week,
Lieutenant Governor Chulbuck
viii probably resign to accepA the
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-11
Invitation Committees

Invitation Committees
Elko:
MEMBERS OF ELKo LODGE No. IS
Tuscarora:
GEO. j. SMITH, Ole. FA1RcH11D.
j. EGGERs, ReBT. JOHNSON,
L. r. BARNARD, LEN CURRY
Carlins
j. r.. HARDMAN, W.. 81. Ups1NaER.
Wells-SAMUEL WRIGHT.
Ruby Valley-JoHN T. WRIGHT.
Hallsck--M1LT Polk.
Humboldt Heuse-H. GREEN.
Battle Mountain HENRY RULE.
Fort Halleck-WM. Snow.
Mountain City,. GoLDsTEIN.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-11
Floor Managers.

Ed. BILKEY, 10. Brooks.
G. H. SPRoULE, GEO. f. TALBOT
J. B. ABEL
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-11

Reception Committee:
T.. A GooD1NG, j. S. GARDNER,
FRANK FERNALD, THos. HUNTER.
MILT POLK, J. R. HARDMAE-
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rW All Knights admitted Free 81
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Grand
THANKSGIVING BALI,
OWEN By
Elko Lodge
NO. Is, X. OF P,
CASTLE HALL,

THURsDAYEvENING, Nov,2s, 80
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-11

Tickets, (admitting gentleman and
ladies), 90.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-11
Floor Directors:
e. c. MCCLELLAN.

sw FINE MUSIC has been engaged
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-08-10
Pyrltic Smelling.

Dean +. K. Carpenter of the Dakota
school of mines. was found at the X ey-
stone shortly after his arrival Yesterday
by reporter for the Pioneer, In
answer to the pencil showers questions
Professor Carpenter stated that tests of
Bald Mountain ore by the pyritic smelt
ing process, just concluded at the school
of mines had been entirely satisfactory
and had resulted in saving practically
the whole of the assay value Of the ores
of the Ruby Bell, Retriever, Golden
Reward and Tornado mines, which were
under treatment. The cost of treat
ment according to the process is insight
ticant and in 100 ton plant will not he
thinks be TO exceed six to nine dollars
per ton. Mr.. Carpenter declined to
state what steps if any had been taken
looking to the erection of plant here.
From other sources it is learned, how
ever, that arrangements depending upon
success of the test just finished are now
practically formed for putting up not
less than ton stack In Deadwood
Bald Mountain and Ruby Basin mine
owners, as well as the people Of Dead
wood and neighboring towns of the belt
will wal. with eager interest and ankle
ty the completion of the works.
Mr. Carpenters business In the north
ern Hills at present is to investigate
pyrite veins, as part of the work CON
nected with the School of Mines ge-
illogical survey.-Pioneer, 4.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-08-10
Built That Way.

Pending the term of Benedum's lease
the Buffalo Gap Globe may be relied
upon as being an all wool, full width
democratic sheet; for Benedum hath
spoken, and in terms plain, pithy and
unmistakable, proclaimed the moment
Gus fact of his having been built that
way" That he has not taken this awful
step without a shade CT misgivings, is
indicated in the following closing lines
of an article in which the future polite
al policy of his paper is announced
We regret that the Globe, still in
swadling clothes, must champion the
poor pay and unpopular side of almost
every subject. But we'd rather be right
than be rich; and as to being popular,
We can be mighty happy with just few
good friends; for we're built that way.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-08-10
Resolution OF Thanks.

At a meeting Of Gen. Steele Post No.
"a, Dept. Of Dakota, q. A. r., held at
their hall in this city on Friday evening,
August =, 1889 Comrade :. NJ. Booth
having at previous meeting rendered
his resignation as commander of the
post, position held by him since or
ganization in October, 1855, the follow
ing resolution was submitted and un-
animously y adopted
In view Of the long protracted serv-
ices of Comrade S. VI. Booth as com
mander of this post, and the persistent
and untiring interest at all times dis
played by him in the welfare OF the
post and Of the organization of the
Grand Army of the Republic, be it
Resolved, That the hearty and sincere
thanks of Gen. Steele post is hereby
rendered, and the deepest assurances OF
the appreciation of his fellow comrades
are hereby extended to him for his
faithful devotion TO the cause we love.
T.. III. FLYNN. Chairman Com.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-08-10

plate, will be here on the mornings
train. They are accompanied by I. II.
Long superintendent Of the Glendale
Mining company.-Rapid Republican, 3.
Cy Cole, a well known lumberman OF
Iron creek, was among the Wednesday
arrivals in the city. He is now engaged
saving lumber for the new Glendale tin
mill which is now in course of con
struction, and which he informs Us will
be completed in about six weeks The
plant is to have a daily capacity Of 100
tons. lie reports the mlne showing
up better than ever, the ore coming
from the deep workings being of un-
usual high grade. About twenty men
are employed, and the outlook for early
operations in the way Of tin reduction
on large scale are said tc be exceeding
ly fiattering.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-08-10
Public Meeting.

We are authorized to give notice of a
public meeting to beld at the court
house in this city this Saturday even
ing, on which occasion Hon. w. V.
Lucas, OF Chamberlain. twice past COM
mander of the department of Dakota. G.
A. r., and now president of the board
of trustees Of the Soldiers Home at Hot
Springs, will address the citizens of Gus
ter upon subjects Of general interest to
the public.
General Lucas has well earned a
national reputation as Grand Army
leader by the faithful discharge O,
official duties, extending from Maine to
California. His inimitabe style of ora
tory and impressive rendition of DO
pular plantation melodies has won 70,
him the familiar soubriquet of "Olc
Shady"
Come everybody and enjoy trea
rarely offered in this locality.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-08-10
Reward Offered.

In compliance with petition sent
from this place. Governor Mellette, on
the 5th inst, offered a reward Of $500
for the apprehension, dead or alive, oi
Gustave b. Lehman, alias John b. Ieh-
Lehman. who foully murdered Con
stable James II. Burns, near Fairburn,
in this county, last month. A full
description of the murderer is being
circulated.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-08-10
The Mccormick Knocked out in Five
Days Field Trial.

Dallas June
fvedays trial
The Buckeye and the Mccormick home being heavy
shipped back about goods and still shipping
c.. A.
the
IN KANSAS
Kas Tune
Field Clayton to-day between Woods Mccormick
orc mimi
u.
Liberty, Kas. June IS,
AULTMAN, MILLER CO.
Buckeye Single Apron returned
Eff WeST
Mulvane, une 8
We tried the Deing
eye 4S7 lb!.
w.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-08-10

30 Head Of horses and for sale at low prices and
liberal terms. This all young Smooth American stock from 900
to 1900 bs Broke unbroke few Saddle Ponies at your
price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-12
nAuaAs May RECOVER.
Hat He Was Ia n Critical Condition
"a This aaraInK.

Peter naunan, wsa was shot by
Morisa choy nakl, Friday evening, was
yesterday removed ID bis room over
the Pantheon saioon, where he WINS
carefully attended ify Dir. Il. L.. rrnitti
AMI culstlssle;sA marsss.
The bullet affask below the left eye
and ranged downward. The malAr
aad the SUPERIOR saaxlllary were pctes
tratess asld Csssily communicated. After
passing through Sssese bones the bullet
passssss In ard iaaisetStssd Itself Ia the
deep musuies III fle neck. 40 arteries
we're cat by the bullet, and the wound
hsIe II ssf!ons hne, II not fsex>r ssaTiiv
fatal. No attempt has been ss.asle 90
extract the bullet. the patients cos
siItiua being such that he could noI
stand the operation. Ills face il ter
ffiay PREDETERMINED and tie doctor
worked far q hong tsne In removing
the sfeess os powder from the ae<l,.
All a'eleck tats morning lsaaaan
was seTy weak. tie was conscious. hat
could net talk snd wss tInai>1e TO eas.
In ahe afternoon Ur. smith thought
h4s chance for ultimate recover was
iasr. Ssst sals morning his friends and
uarssx consider his condition more
critical.
Tle shooting vas sae leading topic
ri ceeavsrsation ugs ths sSssets ycster-
day Everybody that knew Essasnski
sail that shey ssM.t always known saSsl
TO hssa crank" hsat never suspected
him bs lsetng capable es shooting any
ct1e.
Casynsbi passed the day In jan quiet
ly y@teTs4af. hat appeared relieved
VI aeFt told in the afternoon Tint Iass-
nan aaas doing fairly we'll ard wasslsl
probably recover lie received nam
bef III rails froat attorneys anxious 10
serve linn far q consideration, bat he
slerE;nSi their services and retained
Ehen Smith, esg., who has sookel
after lis legal affairs for naiahs< Of
years
e If EaauaH's condition In such to-
aaorFnk that bis ssuGtas'S consider HE
ehaaTsa fer recovery good. charge ct
as&asaa 9Th l1atest fp mafssc. VIII be
paafsxi agssISst 1taaynskf- This in a
hasi4a1a ulfAnse and his attorney il
xssnlstsegst that be eAtf furnish bands II
the smssnat Il nsst f,aaceAi tr high
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-12
TESTING Tnn aAmnI1so Law.
Judge llanfara viii Ne Called Upon
far A f4NHtkton

AAS - &&NNAMAWMs
The gamblers havs decided io test
the city ordinance under which they
were arrested In the late gambling
raids.
Yesterday che cases 0f j r.. Will.
ssstta, George Eaaaeai, Thomas Rad
eiiife, who were arrested by Chief
Enttariseid in his ragd On the M. II n.
saioon Wednesday night, vera called
for hearing hy Justice Miller, Each
oil tho defendants pleaded not guilty.
and Colonel Haiuns, who appeared as
thes2 counsel, aaia he Nouifa like io
have 00e sd thI. eases tried tn order
that he might test la the district court
The validity ii the law, The city 1T
iarney agreed 10 this, and upou stipa.
iallun the eass III j. r. Williams vas
FIRST trisii. After hsariag the evil.
tsessee, 1nsslce Miller aajudgsa him
guilty, aad imposed FIRE OF $40 and
costs.
A notice OF appeal was MT once fled
and suspension Of Judgment granted
upon All appeal bond In the auin Of
$50 being iAesi. II WAS agreed that
The appeal should it called up and ar
gueti before ju@9e Elanford III cham
beers next Friday afternoon
The othss four eases were continued
to neat Saturday, in order that tho
validity al the ordinance might ssa as
certaineai before they we're tried. The
defendants filed boHas in the sum OF
500 each AMI were released.
eER MuRn RAID.
Chief nntsertleid haa not, however,
ceased his raids because an effort liz
to he made to break the ordinance.
About II o'clock last night he raitaetl
the tfank Exehaage saloon aud arrested
simon Morris, sam Hawiey aud Wni,
Walker. the three dealers. TlteT we're
taken before Justice Miller ansi paid
fines Of SIS zach, on rleaa OF guilty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-12

Mr., u. Aargans, ut Biaca Diamond.
one al the Republican candidates for
The constitutional convention, II u
aIscHt at the brunswick.
Mr. Max Prseht, the newly apptsisat-
Ssa Vo'seetoS oI customs toT Alaska, IL
ausFssgej ut the Occidental, having
arrived from California yesterday.
Nj Lee +, A. sAaw ri Waila Walta,
IL ln s'ss csty eu la1s way "a Port Town
seau -! stiSitse~s connected wi&h The
'sstasi l.tsSace4 |. - u, F.. 81 which, he
II krand secretary. Iar wsst return
here Nistasn aAssas week and at3l re-
main aevxrAl by
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1 rs III
I xfss sss4x kxsass I
sssss ~ j - ii 4 -
~ - mAfA Gsssy lia III
u afsi IsNEssT s ii tssa
ysssasss ssssn asFsaf16 hssn CO asea
ssag sesa iaFxsne fIle ssssrs If Us
81 yakssssstssr. 81 .. hAgs
lsssssss ktssa Go Ifyss,g Isasa sasse Ahs
are III AttNmnsiar hi Ayxsd aslae
saaksu ssseA 10 British aesH taev haze
taalen Iaatp TIE hanssM 81 tire lsnsssss
efsEtss sxsss sasfss, akssa ssIEs ha bald ID
RfssNssF 81 4 sala4gss sss Aszaslissg.
y saHsasa IN tlAse " afseessa sss ~ ssaas1Fsk.
tass has sfsesassa q riAss O. kssgtsAp klas
lssisgtara kFasaY night ssA taks tlasna
hsfk 10 aFleUssvxf a1s Slss rgvassf.
y Bah easaaE ass ssasslnssast. Frasacstaskag
4 stosueY Ae@lsn gat sind u this
neaseHae and ssaalaeA tshssf EafseFfsHass
sasss ~ gaaFn Ass palsaasxa ogsg ss the
British atsshefskias. nev 80 a3ieW them
- lse kaAssa sfaaa tae iasi s1eapt by
asss gsFs,seas 0f Lar Ishief Nakaefasia
Aetsa Erspn sgssae ssaaarnessone, ard .
TssFi sgssGan3sHg Ito etIaFsa VI thA
SaFssuxer oslsrsf, the MsNn aera in
lie city I'D yesterday rssoVmsng.
~ 10 eseaeek III TIE Esaasnlsak III. II.
Jsaaess attorney Ter slsN aslegssa bar.
glaTss afyfeAgsd aafere 1sasiKs HaasaFsa.
IN easasebegs. Ind apgsakea fsaE . writ ct
haaeMa c0Fpas fEF isEa easent# 'Phe
petitions asaegssI thai the parties hasl
heefs imprisoned Tor flIsy hours. With
out any ecfEFasant or ctsarga having
apssssa entered against tssssss Or ssy war
rant HAVING beaa servna upon them.
These pesstaosas we're not atgnea. ard
Attorney 1uTses ias Il supplementary
ats1ss8E5A altered that he took fhe petI-
tiers To aia clients I'm the ely Iasl and
snasti tisesn sts taauTsa and that III they
were about b. assax shslr efkHatuFes ~
The pstitsone he wAs furcIniy eIeciest
ff1tn shs Iafi hy ire rosarsaaasn. wao
we're actiEsg afsalsr KaaS ssFsssrs al fssttI
Hplaefsssfa. lie also alleged that Chief
hatteylssaA hasl rstasesI Ia allow hies
20 see BIS clients. atasl hat whan they
hal as4.t us@saana III hinl BIZ d Eaasiee.
1ssaas Il hass sss sssen steiivnresg ~ hlna.
The oFktsF wsa Issued. xesurnatlc
forthwith. assss turned DEeT 10 napsatg
shef18 Atss8leTy ~ serve sn ssaasez RtiI*
sFFfs@asSs
La tee 4asaatlfne United as4sea an.
tasartasss Lad taIke,l msstfnr, aud III O..
der IN ysFpseyas the eseasst III the men
on .4alssas esrpua gsfsres.ss isssss. i corn.
plaIiaa waH sgapF4s s,att hi I;nlmss states
commissioner Ene9Ys court. asharg.
iAg tlanl with having stntagr1ssg the
stolen jewtiry into aiae l1assesl states.
Il wmrTass fssf their arfext wa ,slae,ztl
iii TIE hands nj snIines STATES AarsIlai
Hamilton, whu sefvsa ID af osqep.
4 fsw minutes later The wfia Was
SERVED on fsiliat Tstsgsri!siei hat lte
rssalFssed ii wIth sho Endorsement that
tH4A t.yIassts.Ass fags tssN.. tsss..4 x..e4 Ill
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-12

SEATTLE, May II.
10 Ynn EnfTag, Will yct ailow nas
through yoar columns Ia say few
words ia regard ta the recent alseEa-
sianS ol Mgsxvs. Ronald and others,
Published i'm the Seattle Posr-Is-gl1s~
= EfSrKg ana ether Seattle taaFseTs.
They assert that ata professional
blsga mailer. asssi hare htef4 cosaysf sssa
az leyyine 92arktnaai.
New defy asay tuaa. wonaas1 or
child sa pruve ar sake aa affidavit to
tAis effect. or that ever so<ak money
oY estssf vAlaass3eS nsss rfSAtsal1y tsse-
sssslgfas to n4e. NJ business at@ays
sss sxseen agt ~ ~ Fs~ss~Asssf ssa-sEss' so
f. re yesAHg ssssss8sf8 S1s4 = eSsT.
4 AksHsterg. saaa I as~ e5sfs ssszsBs$ p
. stisk 4seA sa asaN gsessss. II FsF@rss S. Sse
NE@RF Aazas snzG sc seas "a tsssgss
s@3tzs ss8seE atsgs sss sss ear 8ssg*asg&
sssre 3s t8sE vsv fesr tsgv = zs&'
aAit~a & ssasgss. gssssssk Tssksss q ssssiis
: 9esys A. gs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-12
BURGLARY AT raE AxnAuEr.
ymiaahIes Taken From several NJ
the Quests.

During The early hours of Yesterday
informing the Ayra,ilt hos1se. eernes II
sssspnl end Pine ssfeets, was entered
ami saiaahiea aggfegasiue nearly 800
were ste,lan from q number eft the
eusts. Entsaace Ia the hos4se was
prxlttaaIy effected through tbs front
slass. whiel, is always oeea. frasn
Mi. William sehaIlner was sfolcn a
diamond ring ri the value al ave, assa
all al hix lssase change. The thieves
must have tefs this rpan aststy. al a
lot III valaahte teweIfy was overlooked.
FrAm Mr.. Nliilasa Watkins gold
aase!a was stolen atsd also SONG
fastssaes. the exact amount af which is
unknown. This IL Nil tlas properly
knpwn Ia have been siatega. hat II n
prs,s4ahie that iaore was taken that has
not heca uaIsseJ.
There Is nn clue xhatessr 10 the
ret,r~igatars. Ii IL likely that the
work was done aboHt : o't.lack ia the
morning, 81 alsous that taasc Mr.. ]. r..
Shepherd. whose toesa II on the top
Iioar, beard noise in tive bath rcoaa
acfsssS this halfway fren hts room,
Thinking that IL was ono OF the
Es,ilrsiers that made the noise be paid
40 attention sD IL and went 10 sleep.
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=
Iessaisa's $, a, ana stasF..sss. ses., Il j
EalonR IsLAsp eLAa.nAng.

A noveI eatsreasaimrfat will lse furnished
en sHaaAg, May t.. at LAures Rhatia. on
Esske Washington, ftsot nf Madison street
In tie shape Of u Fenuiae Rhode Ixiansi
tfsEn.1ake. Reynolds ffTathers, tg th.s
city. have leased The pteuIe grounds al
Laurel ssade. ane Wil taangarate q kerits
OF asr fhaGas entertainments. Thg
ssanuas caa be reached ysa the Jafksoa
STREET eAhlg real Asi ttss steamer Kris.
land, wkieh wiii STRIP II The gfnanfs ga
all ts4p& No Intoxicating Lqaoss viii bs
said al. the Npea4stssfs
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Beadsa wrars. grand assortment. che
fss~ fsSMNsw


BeadeA WRAPS, grand assortment. Chef
tss tsiesay.
Isrsey Jackets Chatter cIsary.
fsg. J. +. Yazk speaks at the anefR hosse
tonight ut . sharp ON '*Ffee Trade Ia Re.
hssus, Voluntary eesiseston. seats free.
New ksfk hosiery. Chester Cseary.
New sch gloves. Chester CieAry,
~ iesea'a Ledge. FeEaa@ Graft. taHixh;
mpasusssd valueA Nets ss low ~ Sc yaFd
Chester Csesgy.
New eaesngses. Chester Cfeary.
New sssfss. Chester f.1eary
silks. krea2 values Chester EiGsEy.
~ sshitt&Tg A SON hare Just nFsenaa u
fal tire al the faHaoae naviisnd's Nbssa
FreneA ahium La MI the nav aua GAsasabss
shapes keattahSe for aecasstlag aud table
psfgoasa
Ia. e. r.. q. &c, &c. &c. &c, &c. Ice, LIE. fc,
~ te. los. iss. lac. Isr, ia, aac- 4 bsg lot
CtNateE tssssatg.
30 lid assssSs Chester ClMary.
aDs ard 7ss kid ssssaa. Chester ssIeaxy.
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