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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25
rne PconIe of singanore.

The most beautiful women are from
Singapore. They have long hair,
bronzed skin, with peach bloom on it.
The men wear their hair long. 1t is
wonderful, black and glossy and wavy.
/ have seen men whose hair dragged
on the ground. Many can show a
suite which reaches as low as their
knees. 1t is sometimes difficult to dis
tinguish the sexes. Especially is this
true when you can not see the faces.
The men wear old-fashioned band combs
to keep their hair from their foreheads.
and tie the rest in knot. The women
wear their hair in the same fashion.
The methods of clothing do not differ
greatly, the men wearing a skirt and a
blouse-like jacket. which greatly re-
sembles female apparel. Then the men
ere delicately made. Were it not for
the full boards they inevitably wear.
the men might be easily mistaken for
women. = Elizabeth Bisland.
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some New Definitions.

We suggest the following definitions:
a fanatic-a man who is determined to
do what we do not wish done. An egot-
ist-a man who feels his own impor-
tance more than he feels ours. A pigot
"a man who is firm in belief different
from ours. A prejudiced man-one who
is not convinced by our arguments.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25
Chinese nssPonsibIIity.

If a Chinamsn dies while being tried
for murder the fact of his dying is taken
as evidence OF his guilt He has de-
parted, but somebody must suffer, and
his eldest SON, il he has one, is there
fore sent to prison for year. II he
has no son, then his father or brother
gets fiogging. Its all in the family
and somebody has to pay for It.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25
The Georgia Editnr

"In remitting for subscription, !"
writes Georgia editor, do not say
please find inclosed one dollar We
are bound to be pleased without the ask
ing. and, besides, we have not seen a
dollar in so long time that If we knew
1t was within six miles of us we would
find it blindfolded and with both hands
tied behind our back"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25
How to Mako LIfe P,.s.ant.

We can II we will make an interest in
life for ourselves, supposing that none
exists in our original circumstances.
We can study for the improvement Of
our minds and the enrichment of our
knowledge, or we can do good to those
who need help-good to the poor or to
the sick, to the lonely or to the sorrowful.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25

Foreman twhistling down the tube
to the Editor1 1-"ODs of these articles
must be left out There isn't room for
both" Editor-''What are they?" Fore
man Earthquake in Europe, fifty lives
lost, and piece about selling more pa
pers in Quohosh than all the other
dailies combined. Editor-"Leave out
the earthquake. Munsey's Weekly.
Mrs. Grundy -"And how do you like
the new Clergyman Mrs. Scrooge-
''Oh, think he's just spieEdid.r Mrs.
Grundy-"Do his sermons appeal TO
you?n Mrs. Scrooge-s'N 'N-n-no; but oh,
how he does go for the woman next
dooS, and the woman across the street.
1t does my heart good to hear those
critters get such an eloquent roasting. !"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25

tract consumption from eating tubercu-
lous meat and taking milk from cows
whose mammary glands are affected,
Dr. Dixon suggests that in order to
prevent this contagion. veterinary in
spectors should be empowered to con-
denim all tnberculous meat, reasona-
bic compensation being paid to the
owners of animals found i'm that condi-
tion; and they should visit all milk
dairies and condemn every cow found
suffering from tuberculosis, particularly
those with mammitis. AS stroug pre-
disposition to tuberculosis is transmits
sible to offspring, the breeding of tu-
berculous animals should be prohibited
by law.-Philadelphia Record.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25

Mistress Hooking into the Kitchen
Do yon happen to know at what time
your master came home last night?
Servant Girl-So, ma'am, but this
morning at seven his boots were still
warm--D Dorfbarbier.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25
Loux-D.stanee e Electric Roads.

1t would be singular If the first long
distance electric road should be estab-
lished in far-away Russia Such 3
thing, however, seems more than prob
able, for project is now on foot 70
connect ST. Petersburg with Arckangel,
distance Of five hundred miles, by an
electric railway.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25
State Officers
Rarhar County Officers.
POSTAL

PnstOfTicc at Medicine Lodge open from A "
I Pm Sundays one hour on arrival Of mail.
Money order, open 4. VI. To =. NJ. Satur.
days =. O. open until =. N. Eastern mali
closes promptly AT : A. NJ.
l.. NJ AXIGNE, u. VI.
H. A BUOWs Assistant.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25
SPRING SENTIMENT WASTED.

HE.
Ny love walks through the sunlit woods,
And near and far
A tinkling melody outfioats.
In ripping chords and tender notes.
From her guitar
And as she wanders slowly on,
watch afar;
And take no thought OF place or time,
But listen to the graceful chime
OF her guitar.
My poor guitar sounds out of tuna
Afar and near
My hand Is wearled All around
The woods are lonely, and the ground
Is damp. l fear.
wonder why he doesn't come
Perhaps he's near;
I'm sure think he's very slow
I've played twice every thing know,
To get him here.
ENSEMBLE.
And may carry your guitarY'
He speaks in fear
She slowly lifts her pretty eyes,
And frowns on him in great surprise:
What Are you hOre!r
-Munsey's Weekly.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25

DELPHIA LODGE, No. 40, X. of p, meets on
Monday evening Of each week. at the X. of p.
hall. Visiting Knights i'm good standing inVi-
ted to attend. SCOTT RUBEWr, &. Z.
II. A. HKOMN. \. OF X. & :.
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CHURCHEs.

d APT1ST each sunday az II II.
LIN. and at Z go y. m, at the courthouse. sun
dny school at 10 uOclOCk. a M. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening OF each week. Rev W. A
Cain, Pastor. Residence ON Cor. Lincoln Ave
aud Cherry Streets.
CHHlSTIAN.-PrcaCh every sunday at
~ n o'clock, a. m, and 1880 D.. H., by Elder
J. ". Nicholson. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday night. sunday schoolat 10 o'clock "A. III.
every sunday. Pastors residence at the par
sOnngc study AT the chapel
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.-Scrvices every
4N4 sunday at l:O0 a. M. aud Z 80 p. m Sun
day school every sunday at 10 n. m. Prayer
,mcofins cE"ry Thursday evening at 1880.
Strangers invited. ID. ". PHILLlPs, Pastor.
DRESBYTERIAN.-Sc every sunday at
\ II a. IN. ana 30 y. III. Sunday School at
10 n. m. j B. NORM, Pastor.
CATHOLIC Gnu RCH Services on 2nd
Sunday of every month at ShcrOclNs hall, at
1000 n. IN. REV. BITTER Pastor.
~ ERMAN BAPTIST BRETHREN--Hol reg
" ular services at Mugona, Barber county,
fhC second and fourth Sundays ~ each month.
At Forrest school house on the second Sunday
Cedar Creek school house on the third Sunday.
By Elders Shambcrger, Smith and Ncher.
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SnCIETIEs.

2 \. r. & A. NJ, Delta Lodge No. z
IN Regular communications, first and
V " third Saturday evenings i'm each
!" month. All aihliating aud non-ahli-
ating masCus iu good standing, cordially in
Niich to attend FRANK BEERS, w. NJ.
u. NJ. iNGHAHAM. Secretary.
CYPRUS CHAPTER No. 6:I. Il. n. M, meets
In Masonic Hall every 2d and ith Thursday.
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
CHESTER /. LONG, II. p.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25

n u O LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. 30.
VI liz Os Regular Communications, first
and third Monday evenings in each month.
Mrs. EVA l.. MERRELL, W. NJ.
NANNIE V. o. 'BKYAN. Sec.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25
ATTORNEYS IN MEDICINE LODGE.

Va H. MCAGUE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Medicine Lodge, Kans.
1E-Will practice in the state aud Fedora
courts.
sW-ColcctIons "a Speciality. -Aa
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25

PHYsIC1ANsIN MEDICINE LODGE.
q KoCIELL,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Onicc ON Kansas Avenue. next to Index office.
MEDICINE LODCE, KANSAS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-25

m A. McNEAL,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
ONCE: East Kansas Avenue, near Courthouse
MEDICINE LODGE, KANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
COTTON MARK ETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

%IdycrpooL. s'pt., q / 4. n.-Cotton-Ameriean eoo9
TIadlInr, sd n%.dGl.ng, 80; low middlng. sad good
ordinary. lid ordinary. 3Ad. The sales OF tho dey In.
cludcd 4. 100 balr> OF American.
futnr = cl'-"d quiet. Tut steady: American middlIng,
low mirdilnc clause. S'pt' nier delivery. 5 42-Gtd5 1904
scpt'nsi"i. anu o,to37r delivery, > f0:0id buyers C.tober
delivery. . 1901 buyers bctGb'f and November delivery.
} - G'dd hny"I,i Now nbI aud December delivery,
> 31.G do 3i-6id D"cmb"r and January deliver, 8 30.GAd
tuy'r.; January a.d FEBRUARY delivery, ) 386id bnycr, /;
February, AID Marsh delivery. 37.Gid sellers; March and
Ami dnliY"r,. u 3oiit s,!irrs.
Galveston, hrlt 0.UCo,t@' Arm n iddling. 0sc: low
4.t7O bales: >al.,. l.o3C -.fek. 2t.43I.
Norfolk. >'pt 0:-totton steady ~niddling. IN I.l6c ::
nc, and pro.- re ilt> 1O2 ball. exports To treat BRITAIN
$500 '>lort, cca-tHiN": 500. ,ll".. coz stock, COS.
>a,arn,h. sept i.-tOttOI 80 adv Inlddiiuo n lido
low mladlins, :oi"r good ordinary; . i.ioc.' Net and
Nrw, ihan>. sept. ELECTION quiet and steady mid,
ding. 10, low niddiins' o,;;s"i Ordinary, 94c. XU
.,i,a 40 S0-t o3t3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived here Yesterday on
NE French steamer La Champagne were Mr.. and Mrs.
q. n. I,ouvIcr, jr. the Rev. Joseph I]aur. tho Rev.
Edward 30, or. Mrs. L. G.. +. Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Canda. The Rev. l.. Chapon. Mir. and Mrs.
stephen II. C,irrcn. Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Dreyfu>, Charles
q. Dcvcnny. d.. foiriucttc, DR.. I. ". Hammond.
DIR. II, NJ. Lewis, Count Maunossort, W. u. Muscravc,
xhe Rev. A. Macnc:. DR.. q. :. Norton. the lev. aud
Mrs. Z. S. Osborn. DR.. l.. W. Oylc, Gustave polllet.
the Rev. Mr.. piuclor. Marquis de Pnar del Rio.
Count dc Auzlnlct. the Rev. A. TauqucrAy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross W. Whistler.
On the stea;i~hp Amsterdam. Of the Netherlands
American lire, were Mr.. aNd Mrs. :. l.. ~Iia!tic;t. DE-.
George layle,, tieO;t &C l.. lIer>cy. G. ID. La:ihc:, Jpiln
z. Lang, Edward LlIacy. DR.. c. :. Morse. tire K"V.
Georfc +. Nc's ~. ii. y. Prince. DR.. W. Eaw!ins AHA
DR.. H.. J. Wal;h"r.
Tho Alaska, OF he Gu.on line. brought among othcr'
J. U. Adams, -. .inaC%b,. stanley baldwin, The rev
DR.. George ~. P,acr. ! ~ T. Il,ci, the Rev. DOWN.
n. Icnran. W. j. !yUtlcy. ID. A. Ii>hop, Frances
E,oodgood, William j.. Boi.d. J. L.. Ca!!cnd':. j. E!o'
Condict, Pyoi"s>o: l.. II. Day. L. l.. Davidson. the
Rev. James p%o1Dluc. The Rev. II. :. Earl. the Kew
George y. Ecrnal. the Rev. Ioln +. Fitz-llarr.s. the
Rev. DR.. John ful.1.. iirha:d Goodwin. tie Rev. ;. a.
1icalv. W. J. iln.ir.. !. /. Fifc Jameson, y. IL. JcNc:-
son. r.. l.. JD!u-o., The Rev. r. kcanc. DR..
u. +. Krct.. IN I:"v. j.. Lafrt. :. y.
Langley. T., I.,. Thomas Il. LIST. +. G.
LLOYD. g.. M"lr:ucy. Malcolm MIclean. J. \.
Aiapcs. Aum,,n, ,apc>. e.. I. McNcnna, the Rev.
+. p. McNi.h,,>. tac Rev. T. Mcmillan, Charles :.
Miller. the i:cv. T. }. OCalaGaH, Mr.; i. Hudson
Ogden, KaynIold pt~. DR.. G.: :. ihHr; H." iic!son.
Recan. W.. Il. Ec,i,. Josiah Rich. DR.. J. y. Riichev.
e 4. Rossitcr. il. ". Eu>>cil, rhc'horc >anxav, W.. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
THE PEJROLECM MARKET.

EEwS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was no radical change in the position Ok
petroleum last week. but a flInlcr tone wa> shown IN
n.1>; Of the markets. Refined oil wa without change
tr export, but there was "a : ar'ty OF goods ONcrl'c,
although a far amount OF business was done. IL is
said in the export trade that Russian exchange ON
Western Europe rules al rate that prohibit tie max
irc OF. new contracts by tic Russian exporters cx-
cent at a loss. The figures Il he case business "f
late also indicate that l.n->ian competition has 10
ccivcd a serious setback In that quarter. Tho III
terror consumption Of Europe sine" July ] shows an
impnrtant increase, 20 that an cNcc!lcHt demand may
bc relied upon FIR the autumn and winter. The total
shipments of American petroleum.. however. for the
calendar yea. H.: behind thos' ~ 1~cJ.
The partial returns of the Pennsylvania Pipe Ines
for August snow an excess OF deliveries ever runs Il
.1o.742 barrels. These figure, indlcat, that the com
plc;e returns. due on Wednesday,. will reject "A dc
crease IN net stocks 0f about 100000 barrels. tbs
martial reports for last month are aplcNdci:
Excess
Runs. Deliveries. Dolly, rcs.
Total hills o "3r.-J3 2jli"1i "1Sa.2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

was fumped l.o cent. When tho Washington fcrecsst
came in. although It predicted cooler westher: Il con:
tanned no frost warning. That ana te ,Sct tnat ING
ie's ome ,r reslia p1ss''sS September corn opened a1SiS.
sold between Al - and As 10. and closed a. - l.2:
a. E3.s. and closed At ~ 10 cents. Tho arnvals
were SIS cars; the estimates TOR Mona2y oIS cars.
pork sold today. but much to everybody's surprise
there was a good demand for II. Prooa9iy about
by Durham & CO.. by Mccormick & Co., and BY other
commission houses. who have been acung heretofore
yielded about Is cents a barrel. but all the oncnnss
were taken without further concession, ana ~ inc
siderably over Friday night. september, opened o.
~ 40, sold al low as - %. and closed At ~ 20:
closed at $40: January opened at I'll 90. sold De.
tween Ell - l.: and Si1 20, and closed at FL 9. i2:
and closed at si2 -. Tho buying orders came
y Sac tahsn i aHieny H cv the fom asa 'h be HStc Unison Tp and
by Gcddcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
GG1TN IND PRODECE MARKETS.
OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The speculative transactions In wheat on Sa'nr-
d,y fell 10 ,lc slim record Of l:}WO.OOO bushels. ana
,.,rly all tie business done was IN December ana
Nav oo,.on,. Cahir- wcA, firm. with on upward tn
dcnry, and the Northwest sent new" OF fai wc''hcr
conditions. The light ~scaloari receipts added a iu'l'
i.h influence. september options opened AZ ~ u! IL"
and fell 10 FL OF IS. December opcned at IL % 3'o
81 o. ~ and then rose to ~ o. -. faliin- "n INC
curI, TO ~ % l--n 81 % Il. May opened at ri @' H.
r,,. 10 ~ 10 - and then itc"dcd "n the curb 20
~ on } oa ~ % -. The final quota Zen ono a u
r.,,rt,d how gains Ol Is lHJ9c. Cash wheat W1'
T. = ic I,glcr. with .O,uOD bu,hcl, taken for cx
port. u .,,,,hy ,r,h y.,,o,,
Fear. Of frost in The producing belt alrD iIill'cirot
trad, T. ANA late cable, ais helped Z" iii"m': hhyln 4,
iv their .trong tone. spot loi- w'r' lt"l2 cent
higher. and 1000 hush i were taken for export.
rh,. opt,nn, closed MP jsd12 ccni.
(a.s ~ the suot were | AZ = cent better. and Tho
outiun. -howrd almost the sam" gain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

Chicago, Sept. : (spcciaD.-in wheat '". lining
during the session yesterday a great Dig lo'a' ,nr
trade. Bloom and Hutchinson evidently P"S'e
nosi,i,n All the session, and neither accomplishing
much. Prices at one moment were weak: a . a'o a,sn
strong. At orc time they showed all -,
Friday Of over II cent; at another d" a" ".., los.
,r~. . CON, Tho close showed a fractional loss.
both from Friday and the opening. September opc"c.
At 90 o. sold between III 90 4 and 90 IA cents ."'
closed at 80 a-3 cents; December opened al ! 49,.
uld between ~ Oh IL and ~ Oh -, ana '"'" "'
~ o. l.; May opened at ~ O6 "a, SOFA D''"',"
Al o. i. and 81 OG, aud closed at ri % - "
wa, raining In the cxtrrHc Northwest. "a'h''F'""
authorities, however. predicted clear. cool weather up
tl,cr, for SUNDAY. TIE spring wheat people AZ MINI,
an,lis wcr, buycr.. ard they filled Chicago up WIN
new, relating to wet weather, poor harvest rcsii,,
nnd small n,Uycmnut. Thcy dwrit partrulir ly upon
the hlistorm. which had done some danase IN IN
orthrrn Da..ota. Minneapolis had 2"I rnr> or
wL,r,t. win the exception IT Monday the best 80 far.
and Duluth lad seventy eight car. ,Niinrap lis an,
,"unccd A reduction In stock there for the week ~
a00.OOO bushels. 1t was. estimated that me visible
,un1ly NouLay would again show a mall decrease. a
IN :l,nLln thing IL realized. ON a frost scare corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

rlr.! uv~~~:":,SSr d s:St 1iHl .S $4,000 800
'' = fair business was done in refined oil, but offer.
,rc are not free. Quotations. were unchanseM ~
80 crude in barrels wis reduced , points TO
a. while naphthm was unchanged at 40 cent:
- E,,,ei~i uuOi stiOns were irregular. with Antwerp a
lode iGvcr. The close was at 10 Do francs per
Io" lhlios ut Antwerp. 600 marks per 80 kiloI at
,rrmrm. and 53od5l2 pence per Imperial gallon
at London. a,.s
OIL cty, Penn, sept; c;s1%a'ional Tran,it cr rloi,i e.,
e. Cha tis. 3o.c?1 bbls: shipments. oi'ii- Dds
Iu'i,si !In,t penn. sept. c. Petroleum fe1trir'rs,; VA.
'T,ansit c.rii;ica,r. oI,,n"d ut s3'sc closed Al s3"c;
high,..t s37sc: lowest. sJNr. -.., oo,,i,.,,..
1iIiradford Penn. Sept. 6..Na'ionai Trinsit ccrtnrans
saLc. Cicdrancc>. $1,000 DOS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

uor,cctcd. and the options closcu w"

Lard was neglected. and the op'"'
aa3 points. NJ follows:
Wheat-september ~ u 81 90 "A.
De cor"cscp p. nh - 5:s; octoDs e.. c S3i N'Ve"''''
80 10: Derembcr. ;ds: h" "ric ID 40 ia cents.
Lard-S9tt"ber. So 80: November vi CO. Do'-'"
SO II January. = SO o 90; and grain reported on satur,
DAY Tn at : Se% York; K. PpH d Boston s Sga 9 Tai''" sl.'
were as follows: w!ra t I Snanc,.: total grain. 253.,
7 7S| G S"shsI.: 1 annr. 4o."so I%pachas:s. At 10 M ilS s,,sn,
and st. Lo,I: the Arrival. w "ats: 4s MSeo'i b",Icls; ttnl
grain ia. $40 bushels: -four. 1925 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
Uork Uante6.

HioieA 1877.
VOrSG MAN. r.. ""nld INK" 10 ou'aru
L riniI"ynrit ac'u''o'"'" 70 o"..:u' "I'
.lIn... OR an, thing similar. i. L.. 1iibrho
ONO.
INT.
Y ~ ~, MA". 20 !'atI, nn wh.r,' nv
y l"NI,i"" III " "no'"a' ,.,
V "" ',r .hy,niuv and .turN
"""' W." EIrri'niI,. NnI Il Iribnnr.
s"'-"''"' -
" II Ma Inan wishes 4 p~o-iilpn ~ hicii"iI'
i r. J.. DIt.T/, 10 West l3pth-Hl'
NOt ". Man Of eo"t addi"s'. WE" r''
1 cornish brat ~ r"frr"Ic~s. "Du'. 'lh'
uny position Uf trust with >yon-ibie .u:-
pofa;ion: ronnjpt mt b"oshr"."r. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
IOSSCS M FIRE ~ VARIOUS PLACES.

Milford, Del. Sept. Fire caused by lightning last
evening destroyed the Warehouse Of George II. Hall ana
four other buildings. Loss. $4,000; partially III
suirG.
Ulchtstown, sept. AT ! O'Clock this morning fire
broA- out in the Grigcs foundry and machine shop.
which was totally destroyed. The los, Will amount
10 $40 1000: partially insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

Scmplc. the Rev. d. Shields, hobart Smith. tho Kev.
Dr. Charles A.: s%ioddsri. sidney *; Iabfr' 'H Ton mnn.
son, q. q. Valentine. X. i. Wade. &. \. Wade. l." y.
Ward, Henry NJ. Whitley and DR.. IL. 5. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
Mlecc.Ianeous

4 UuML WNAIAb "a ri";' tnt i'r''
"A ~ ~. % m5 Of ~ I'll = fam. ""'t'
! 49,. 'a,E' r"I-'-'. 81 m.u lnd VIE Sf
l'tN"'h III 49, Il 49, -" !.,
fnr i", 'M,fui,.y n "a "'in: la" ga.
.n'il, at.".,> and i"i'' f"i '"tt! a. "a
'rfnr AG!-.. 'ri.II',l. fEifAh\'
D!:I TribIi'' orr.
AnNNN'i~ =, DO; .-- go. a.! on
,it nt"p. Ai',,. rH.NAui. ro't'iIc :
."> 30
4 LNDi r"nI give r. ra.- to ,nn"g.
"A t,i.,r. dH a. owning: - ~ hour.
=. H"N -? Ttihunc Onic".
RHN>> FOUNDRY - van want, a M:
- bras. ar bfpnfr casting go u AUGUST
l'l'.I!.. l1S WV-'"T.>t
rLu!ulN,, AnTI,I.- Nr". >lnai~ VII
u i,S ful vain. :t ln!i'-' In" '"-t eli
,..trlp. 90 .t'u G'.riiptl'h - ";h.tN''
(.ENILEMLN wi.hin< L, .d'-vo>r. ot thor
~ .nor o.oth!n. A. = fAir value VIII
EDWARD MILLER. o. G,h.av".
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