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The family OF President Itarri.
son will shortly leave for Cape May
to spend the summer in the cottage
presented 10 her by admiring friends
Of her husband, who of course, are
entirely governed by disintcrested
motives in investing thousands Of
dollars in royal property for the
bereiit Of other people. This trans.
action, however - in strange con.
trost TO the way things were done
under the last administration.
When Cleveland brought q Young
bride to the White House, and diff
ferent friends, some disintere stod.
others no doubt, with interested
motives, wanted TO start them along
in the world in a handsome way,
but an intimation from Cleveland
was received that his was no. q gift
taking administration, and then he
went down into bis pocket and
bought bis own country home out
beyond the city, an investment
which showed up we'll for bis indi-
yldual character and which turned
out peculiarly 90 be a bonanza"
as he made nearly hundred thou
cand dollars by the transaction,
owing TO the rapid rise in Real Is
tate values in that section.
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OBITUARY.
Funeral Notice Of Francis Marquoss
Huffman, Late Candidate for tho
Legislature.

LcglSiabhrc.
Francis Marques Huffman, can
didate for the legislature before the
republican primary, fires up and
goes off half cooked in last week 8
JOwnay about something said in
the ARGUS so long ago that we had
forgotten it. In fact he got in such
a hurry al at once to shoot that he
neglected to loadon his gun and
simply gets off q lot of abuse on us
without attempting to reply to Our
questions of recent date, wherein
we pinned him down so close that
he can only squirm and wriggle like
the worm of the dust that he is.
We have been showing this corrupt
demagogue up in Ill his rotteness
to the people and his only resource is
abuse and mud Singing but he is
so badly stuck in the slough of pol
itical despond that he merely wal
lows i'll the mire Of corruption and
splashes mud TO his heart's content.
lie cannot reach us, sitting calmly
on the staken-ridered fence of de-
mocracy-we can laugh at the
helpless imbecility Of this weak
minded weoden-headed idiot, who
don't know enough to let well enough
aloneand can't take a hin without
being hit with brick house.In the
article that he gets so hot under the
collar about, we limited at his being
relieved Of the Office of overscer of
the poor for Reno because Of his
intimate attention to some OF the
female charges under him in the
following delicate language which
was probably taken as a compliment
by everybody who read it, but those
who knew the facts and were ac-
quaintcd with Mr.. IfuiTman's pri.
yate character. We wound up an
article on his candidacy in the
ARGUS Of May 8th in the following
language, However, it is said
that when oyersocr Of the poor for
Reno, Mr.. Huffman did n rushing
business and comfortcd the widow
and orphan more than any of his
predecessors" Now il he was
possessed Of a reasonable amount
Of good common horse sense" as he
said Of us, he would have laid low
about this and not rushed into
print about a matter Of which The
least said the better for him, for
this subject is like manure pile.
the more you stir it up The worse It
smells, but Goods rush in whore
angels dare not tread, =" hence the
braying Of this ass over his own
downfall. We did not insinuate
that he improperly applied the
funds Of the Office, but we did in
sinuate that hc did do improper
things and OH OF his neighbors
agreed with rs TO. Mr.. Huffman
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We HAVE been to considerable
extra expense of late buying new
material for our Office to success
fully compete with any other Office
In the county and we are compelled
to ask our friends to pay up as We
cannot run the paper without mon
eY. We have sent out statements
and a good many have responded
promptly, for which we are truly
thankful. We shall continue to
send out statements to all who are
behind year or over so that when
you come in to the Reunion, or to
attend court, you can drop in and
settle up and if you can't come to
town yourself, send it along by a
neighbor or if none Of them are
coming send it to us by mail at our
expense. Get postal note if you
can, which only costs three cents, or
just enclose it in u letter and it will
get here alright.
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JraIcIaI Sale.
Garrett Conn
Es Eguttv-


A.w. ziun. ct al. Esuity.
~ virtues 90 a decree az the Circuit cour, of
Pic-f"1 County. rr1tcIoe Ga the above stylsi
chancerT c''tse OF the 10Th day ~ . ri. 1850.
the undersened SIcciai Ccuiirissiof',s viii. on
Tuesday, July j., 1850,
q; TIE 'front.' Gop- % Tho Court-house ~ SAID
conn, Ser Tor sale az pahlic arctson the fol-
low crihed re'-i estate .p ilic bin and rro-
Gee "a said cause mentioned and decreed TO
Icn1anti Alex ". Hinn. beng The Same waich
Wa conveyed 10 said linn 10y one VIM B Znn
boy dccd dated Jusd ~. isT3
-Aifr.S tract OF about Itsi acres owned " sad
ore Phillip 8enear by deed dated December 20,
Also n fract ~ 800 acres owned by the said
defendant. md which was conveyed TO him by
"i-- James Evans by deed date 1--we for7.
Aisoa tract -. acres c( u nd owned by . id
Defendant, nnd which was covered to him Nv
ere JAMES \. Brown CONN., l., Iti,er, l,y dc,
oatcd August ~. ir>i. 1hsse tracts 81 land are
tuiy coscrinel IN sHid deeds which ere recoTfs'S
IN tho Office 81 tine Clerk 81 thr County Court Of
said county, In which eoanty said lands are -. :
Natt it t onry d4-trirs.
Aiso tract Of ~ acrcs, aud tract Of "a acrcs
shla - said county and owned by the def end
1Ht 1eorGe" linn, on the waters OF Ficld's
fEaSs or sALE - Enough cash IN hard 10 rev
costs cf SUIT ard cXf cufCs of smlc, and the resi-
due upon credit of o. II and n months. the
purchaser executing for the deferred ra,'fnents
'''0'os' gearing i,otss, Win approved security.
P.J cnoeis. Special Comr's.
Bond with security has been given by The above
h nan Special Commissioner as required 10y
Clera Cireul, Court Preston County.
C-i24-Si2.1z.
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except the third, fifth and eighth.
Chairman Riley presided and reg
ular old fashioned experience meet
ing was held, each one giving the
condition of the party in his part Of
the state, its needs, etc. Grafton
was fixed on as the place for hold
ing the State Convention and the
time, August, 18th.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-06-26

THERE was a grand and euthusias-
tic meeting Of the State democracy
az Parkersburg last Thursday. The
occasion was meeting Of the Dem
Ocratic State Executive Committee
and leading democrats from all
over the state bad been invited to
be there and confer with the Com
mittce and they were there TO
the number OF at least one hundred
and fifty. All Of the thirteen state
Senatorial districts were represented
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15th DAY OF July. 1880.

a the front door Of tho court house In KinQyyood
Y; va. uuor for sale To the highest Te-u0nsibie
bidder, thc two tracts Of land IN The bill and pro.
CtehhSs ~ said cgu.e mentioned. sub i.sst to the
DOVER interest OF Mary &. Grihb G.. widow az II .
~ NnDD,,S' deed, which interest Is :ct Cut BY
nVle5 H'9 lone a. shown ~ tie plat O.; the
commissioners assigning the saIa. which said
pat can De scen at thc Oaice OF the underSigr.,i .
Sald Two tracts ~ land cCBsist OF - acres and
situate In Ciapt District and are two very valu-
abe tracts OF iE;d, lying close 10 each Other.
IEEAs Or SALE :-Suflicieut cash In hard 60 ray
costs 81 TINS sGit and proper charges of sale ard
the residue uiou credit Of six and twelve
months The purchucer executing notes therefor
Win sOOd security, caring interest.
llENRY CLAY HYDE, 81 ecial CO.a'r.
BoTd and security has been given by said
c0miniSsiGner In the above styled causo as re-
CURED by law.
Vcstci j w WATso,5 C'ert,
0-i9-f-S6.4T.
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,saAOllers and to Parties.
Henry Hanger

Heary Hanger
j Eguffv
81 Z. nowe's Adur. e al.
To al Icrsons holding iieus fy 'uds-f,.enf or
ctherwi.e, on fho real cstate.or INV r..rt .her.-
oioi " T. Howe prior 20 tic ii ds-y OF Feblu..-
~, III:
In iursUance Of q decree 81 the Cirou.t court
OF licitpn COUNT. fiaGa 81 "a rsasc therein
Neudinr. a. subject the full estate. mentioned
ga tie blll AMI proceedings ~ this cause. owned
10y ihc sHid II. J.. ECsvo ufioT 90 the first day of
Iehturry, f-l ~ tho satisfaction OF the Hens
thereon. you tro hereby REQUIRED % orc ont ali
sa.d u. y Howe. watch arc l'cn- on sid real
eftatc. or any part 90 ~. Coz al Indication T. ne
- ny Jfuccin kiugwnlf. Pre- ton Cltt-.t- West
virginia. ur. bcfo-c tho -, b day Of June lsla
rho plltiCs 20 the above stvief cluse. GA. vie f.
licnfy Hrugc-. Plaintiff, and Wf1. c. Wor;ey.
Admr ~ NJ y. Howe. deed: Mary l.. Howe
l.eiry Gay 'iylc, guarciar ad G,am for Rose
,ieNe' Jsiac' Howe aud Robert Rowe. infant
hefin i ~. p. ilo"c. decd; j.. Is. stone. A. ~.
Bowman am L0nisa j. Bou-hner. Ge!endanfs,
w.i ttte notice ihat the forcroiag ratlso was
Referred 60 the undersigned. Coicnissi5r,er fn
cLincory. with Instructions 90 ascertain and rs
lprt Nht; Ute. " any, ". r.. Howe in lis life
llHie, he-d PRIOR 20 Tire LIT day 90 February 1877
tote real estate mentioned m the plainuG's
hi'i hlea in ihs cause and 90 report the debts OF
tie sat n. =. Howe. which would he i.e,,4 ftron
thd mp cay ~ February, ldlI. still unsatssQ
81, ana Their character. amounts, urinrities aud
70 whom owing Also that on said aJfh day ~
June 100 al 10y ofice aforesaid. siusl proceed
to execute said decree Of reference
Given under my fnud this - day OF Nay 1890
HaEEY CLAY HrDe. Commissioncr.
WI G. bnowE, ATTY for PlR. 5-29-4t.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Commissioners Office, Kiugwood W. Va, MAJ
IL, 1890.
e. II. CorbiD. Admr.
ElisabcIh CorhIn. 81 M. (

g. II. COrbiD. Admr
". Equity.
Eisabcth Corbin. ct AZ
The above cnancery cause. by decree Of tue
circuit Court OF Preston County. made THEREIN
on tie Sjth dag OF March, 4. -. 1890. having been
reicTed 70 the undersigned Commissioner I'm
Chancery with the following directions 10 as
certain and report the rea, g state owned NV the
dcce tent, G. II. COrbin AT the time Of his death
the estate and condition of the title thereto. ihe
Hens ana charges theTcon,their amount, charter.
priQritie', and "a whom owing; To- state. audit
and settle the Administration accounts OF Elisha
Thomas, Administrators Of the estate OF SAID he
cedeat, and apportiOn the personal funds IL any
IN The hands OF said Administrator Among the
creditors OF the said estate according 20 their
re lectiy,e rri"riiie-; and that he T, port any
Other ucftucnt matter which may be deemed 50
~ huise Tor required 10y the parties or any Of
then: The parties 20 said cause, to wit EiiSh.,
Thomas, Administrator of {. x. Curhin. dccCcent
pi0in-im dni Elisabeth CCrbn. Wm 49, CGrbiu.
baniumin Curbln. Caroline Travis. Robert g.
Cor'ln, 7 "; 1hcInas, Tic Bank % Kingwood.
ana Isl l.i Thomas. Defendants wiz. therefore.
take notice, That, or the 18th day of June A. ID .
1880, al my Office Ia kingwOod, Preston O,,snty
West Virginia, shall proceed 20 execute said
decree
A. D., 1890.
lirHEy Guy IYDE, Commissioner.
Ney 22-;t-@T.i5.
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judicial Sale.

Pursuant 60 the provisions OF decree of the
Circuit Court Of Preston County West Nirgi3ia
rendered on the 18th day OF December Is;T IN
the cEanccry eau of Hyde AND Mutdoeks W .
~ IL Grob.es Hers, the undersigned special
COMM sioneT will on the
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judicial Sale.

Preston County, West Virainia. rendered IN The
ciancety eau. Of Laubs Executor vs.. Eureue
G. GiibOie, OF n on tho "Cth d;y 81 Jarch. 1870
tho ' va
18th DAY OF JULY, 1880.
u The front door Of The ccurt-hcu IN K.ngyvood
": d.. oEer for safe 10 Ike highest IcsT 0nsi3,e
biSior tic land ia tie bill ana proceedings az
said eau mentioned, consisting Ola
Tract Of LOG Acres,
more or less sItna;e IN Grant District, Preston
county, ": Va, In one az the most thr!ying
agricultural sections OF the county. lis a very
farm. 'N"
TsaMs OF. SALE Sufficient cash IN hand 20 nay
ne costs OF suit and proper charges OF sale and
me residue npon credit Of o, II and ~ months
the purchaser 10 execute interest bearing bonds
81 purchase money.
I'ENlO CLAY HYDE, Srecial CoIn'r
Bona ard security has been given hy Tho said
Guircd Iy law.
Test: W. WATSON, Clerk.
G io-l- $40.
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10Th DAY OF july. 1890.

NJ the rOpf door Of tho court -hou VI IN f-ne,vocd
VI; Va, tie san being court dAy DfIcr for
sac ths ir'tt ~ land n The Lli, and proceeding
Mentlupel i said cause subject to the dovycr
ih!ofest OF trc widow, Margaret Bu.Ae which
iutefe'l D. soy yat by neie5 .ird bounds a. shown
same, which sara plat cen be seen by calling lt
the r'hcc - tbc urdcr-iMC3. said tract OF land
contains i,t acres. Is situate iu Union Dis.rct.
ar" is valuable tract Of land.
TERys oF ssLE -.e0much cash I'm hand ma will
We fuaoc.ut 60 puy the costs 81 suit and fror or
charges 81 sale. and The re 5duo upon credit of
siX and twelve months. the purchaser cxecuilng
mtefet bCaituE NOTES with approved fecurffy.
"M O.. Brown. Special COInm'r.
h'nd and securty has bscn given by said sre-
cigi cOuun siOues ii the above stvjci c,t,sc "a 4
required boy law.
..,fe,tc; =. W. WATSON. Clerk.
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Tract Of LOG Acres,
Commissioner S Sale.

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
I,c-ton county, est Virginia rendered on Tie
5W Gay OF AiIii. $50, ia tie clauc,o-y cause oil
DAyid SINE et nj IS. Margaret Burke e ai the
Undersigned special commissioner Will on The
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-14
A RARE OPP K UNITY.
Good Agricultural Land for SO tn
$50 per Acre.

The tactic Improvement Comranv
has recently ~ IchaSeu tWeive Ihousa n d
acres OF nd in The hearI OF ehan:t
Co MY, for ts.e urpO>e of promoting
SubdI, t>I"n and Setrleme, I. I his In d
en- braces lands from Il class >acra-
mento Va ley agricuI uraI /. nd, Ia q mi
OF r. Ravens qua ny, and l. Offered a.
rom q To $50 er acT , in = bdi, islOns
OF 81. 100, 100 and 800 acres.
The lie ms npon which csc lands
are fl red are ts"eciatiy ctiSe
They viii e solo in sub ivisionS, u
"a boVe indicated h the. aNme uf
time the purchaser can begin tile Eay
ent " pl Irtfple by paNif g the FIST
five qd"l annual stAlImrDtS. Ihus
o pant OF the incip - is to he I aid for
three years and then The puIchas er is FL
have fl, e years in which t. pay fl q
equal annua instt''u. e. t.. with int :
est at the r. te Of seven er cent per an
nunl, making payments eN trndingnye,
"A period of eng ht years. / tendi o Cur-
chas' are assured THAT thi~ is an =
y 1t .nttY t. uichase lanu of fair av r
,icultnIal laI d at so per acre. it'll
other grs'r es of land at rrlces to CORES
pond between the fig $.
rh+ a~s~Iti u is iequentlv made tat
and especially adas ted fprf u tg ing
came he mad in Calf TnIa Tor less
tn f., m scot, 500 per re. fne
amin ton ~ tie Ia d subj t oI is
auNS't ~ win PRIV - nome SECT
eT that & is is an ppoItnnity for the
pure hase at good stgIIcu turai Ian" at
$50 IN acre, and tor qualities grading
down To faIrs g 'icultural mi at $50 an
ac' e OF terms ofp SneDt which Shoul1
make the disposition oI these lands to
actu il SETTLE rs a result easy OF accom-
plishmfnt
he primary object Il The purchase
Ofihi tbody Of lanu was the breakinS up
Ola large holding tor II purpose Of pr
noting its settlement Ira smaller guam
titles I'd its devotion 70 dilllgent hus-
bapdty
For ,ther particulars ca II upon or ad-
dress,
~ VIA. II. MILLS,
Land Agent Of the c. p n. r., Fourth
and TSwHsehd sta San EraHclSeo, tai.
jAH 81
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~Orders taken snd goods
delivered, Free of Charge.

Having had n thorough experience In
the grocery line, ] solicit fair share o.
pub. patronage at my store on the
CORNER Of Third and Carson streets, tive
dsers amNth @f wetis-FMreo e61ce-
GRWRQE M&Y@@@
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-14
CRAS. ". IRISH,
Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
Consultinn EnQlReer.

WILL MAKE SURVEYS OF MINING
CLAIMS FOR PATENT, aud will do all
kinds OF Above and Below ground
Surveys for Mines, inclCding reli-
able Assays OF the Ores oil same.
He soiicits orders for all such
work, and for Hydraulic and Irriga-
ton Surveys, and will do all work
in the line of Surveying and En-
gineeriny.
ONLY GOOD AND RELIABLE INsTRU
MENTs Used. Terms Reas lnabIe.
Address p o Box $40, Reno, New.
aetf
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BETTER THAN
GOVERNMENT BOND.

The MANHATTAN for limited
period will offer The residents ui
| Nevada Bond Combining Iusur
ance and investment that is IN each
of all and which every healthy a blt.-
| bodied man in the State should
sell and family.
In explanation read what follows !:
suppose "A special agent OF the u.
S Treasury Depai tment should call
OF you today and say:
The Government would like to
sell yon bonds for any amount be-
tAeen 81 900 and $50 900 and if il
IS not convenient for you to make
the investment at once, We Will "a
low you to pay for the DO Ids in
Ten Equal Annual Installments.
And, suppose, in addition to this,
the Government, wishing to make
THE the most desira ole. investment
III the world, should siipuIate in
the bond, not only 10 pay them at
the end of the term, but IN case of
your previous death, TO pay them
to your family and AT THE SAME
TIME RELEASE YOUR FAMILY
E;ROM PAYING ANY FURTHER
MONEY.
Would you not at once close
NTH srch an offar0 And vat hiS
is practically what the Manhattan
Life Insurance Com pany, of New
York has done and is doing.
For a iull explanation of this
plan. address, giving your fnll name
address, occupation and age,
ROBT. B. BRENNAN.
Arlington House, Carson, New.
Sll ly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-14
PROPOSALS WANTED.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIEED until September 20, 1890
for the follow ing privileges at the
Fair Of the Ormshy County Agr
cultural Association, D strict No. ]
to he held Sept+ mHer 29th to Dc
tober 4th inclusiNe:
Cigar and Bar Privilege at
grounds.
F,uIts, Candies and Nuts at
grounds.
Ice cream at grounds.
Lunch Counter and Stand at
grounds.
Bids will also be received for
furnishing music pass hand, not
less than eight pieces required.
All bids mist be Sealed with
bid" ETC., written on the envel-
ope, and any person making a bid
for the cigar and bar privilege must
accompany such bid with a certi-
fed check tor so per cent of the
amount OF said bid. The Directors
reserve the right to reject any and
all bids. By order Of the Board of
Direct0is:
J. d. ToRRRYaom, Secretary,
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MINES AND MINERS.

GAY itte lcdu tIe question NdS NC
fore Ihr Senate the last time, Sen
ator jones pays II tribute to the
miller and his work, which Is a
little cut of the line Of the usual
senatorial speech. We copy a
few lines to give our readers AN
idea If the style, as follows:
The men engaged in our West
crn mines are strong, vigorous
and SELF reliant. No such miners
have ever been known to history.
No body OF miners Of equal in
telli2ence, e ergy, Independence
and SEPARATION can be found else
where on the face OF the globe.
They are among the most ar cut
OF American citizens, devoted to
American Institutions and proud
OF their Inheritance in this Re
public Their labor is hard, and
contributes in a material degree
to the development and prosper
iiy of this great Commonwealth.
" hy should they not bepermitted
to share in that prosperity? Why
should they not be compensated
for their labor as becomes the civ
ilization and manner of living
C characteristic OF the people OF the
United States, rather than ac-
cording to the standards prevail
ing in the less favored countries?
they ale an integrant part OF our
people, and form an important
factor in our industrial progress
and ecuponic independence.
But above all, the miner is the
advance guard, the avant-coureur
OF our Western civilization. His
destiny it has been to build up
the "waste places" of the Repub-
lie Wherever he went he car
RED the flag, the Institutions and
civilization OF the Union. Where
ever IA mine orgroup of mines was
discovered OF sufficient value to
warrant the employment OF ma y
men, homes were built, towns
founded, local self government or
ganiZed, schools and churches
erected, libaries and lyceums es-
tlulished and in a lew months all
tue forces OF long-establi shed or
der were to be- seen harmoniously
at work. Such towns, dotted
along the mountain sides and
down the valleys, through a wide
expanse of otherwise uuinhabited
territory, became centers Of civili-
cation which We're to transform
half u continent.
For that character OF territory,
such alone could be the genesis
OF development. Without the
mining industay that so-called |
''arid" region OF the United States |
must, fer generations to come, /
have remained in its primeval |
condition.
development is an evolution,
and throughout the Western Sec
ton OF this continent the germ
from which development has been
evolved is the mine. Without |
that inducement to self-Jaclifice,
without the excitement OF hope |
aud fever OF anticipation, men
would not forego the advantages
oil civilization or be tempted to en-
ter upon the hap-hazard and per-
picking life OF the proepector.
Nor would they spend their hard
earned savings in the attempt to
reach goal that too often proves
to be such as is described in
"Goldsmith's Traveller" by the
lines:
That like the circles bounding
earth and skies,
Ailures flom affair. yet as fol-
low, flies.
Neither would capital, without
the promise of large and immedi-
ate reward, undertake the cree
ton of the costly and elaborate
machinery necessary in mining.
Those who open aud work lead |
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s524,sss
club Rates. 6 Tickets $50
Special Bates Arranged with Agents.
AGENTS WANTED psys

AO LIN 10 w AIN i Eli tow n
city in UuiIed Srates aud BRUSH
Ameri a -, -
he pa, mem OF prizes ts guaranteed
Nv special deposit OF five hundred
thousand 90 lars (S5oU. 0OO), with the
state t'"Verpm-f't. End approved bV
les us Arrtea ~, Governor
raw ng~ under he perS >. al super
"ision of Lie, Herm ini" Arteoga, who
S Ap te UN The Government az
Intervention.
81 CERTIFY thai Wit the stale Urea
Surer AL casS ~ guarantees are de-
SIZED surin. fuil pay nIent of all
prizes OF this drs wiz z.
Ii EKMINIo ARTEAGA,
Intervention.
IMPORTANT
Remftta ces muSt he either by New
YORK ID aft, Emp eS~ or Registered Let
Ter, Amt real money Collections can
be m bv EXpf- Ss Companies o..
Bank Tickets sent Cirect tn MANAGE
mFnt will be paid by d-af on New
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