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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

wards. little attention wa paid 10 tnv rst
ment: bat in Jackson Ward II was U-cI VIZ .,oG
success To- consume time In tlat ""Iu .lt md
votes were cast for o. against the aicn"n,,,. '..
in All tle resi- Of the city only Mn ~ c'-i' w.
I'm six of the strongest White pTtiH't NV a. ~
was cast ON Tire amendment. Ih 'ah.u " 81 =.
number Of Republican voters We innate oi.r Ike
rublc4n~ the persons arrested being. d"..W ~
charged withou; trial. others were 'll. - a.,
discharge by their employers aug" ','.O r., ..,,,,
chsrrrd for voting The Republican Ticket. 10 $40"
that tLc United states officers. Wh"-c uuN 1T -
e. see that the election wa ldiIF con u. c'o o-.
N the illegal and fraudulent acts ol tine NOi 3'.',
and Other narfi-aus of the c0nt"stee the Ioll|"H-
testimony is quotc4 a 10 te 'c'loi,"r" If me
Kobe. the Democratic liittd Hal9 o.p'' r',,, imam
Tourth Precinct. i. ". Carter cF ''''''"'''
testified . - . 80.
Third oueson-state please, anything that You saw" OF
th.t bspueped at the said precinct on the sNu uN "
ANYTHING did happen by which the vote oil sara precinct
not pO.ed - e.. .
wi,ncs--I was at the door and the voters cam" 70
, and banrencd To- look IN there 20 .ee what was The
matter and l went ON inside and ! ~" M'' N'.'
think q supervisor. and a wa thor" who N'h''u TO
, ro ,skcd him his name and hc told him lie
asked his age and he told him. His residence ana DE-
told him; and then he asked him was he married ANA h'
answered We, and then he asked him Ga DE- nave amy
children and he said yc, and then be asked hH 10"
many and ~ told him then Dee asked llm ho" "u was
the eldest and Dice told him. and then he asked MN now
old was the youngest and he told INN. ~ ui9 I'.''
nterfr.d with the question a, the OF the children
Thcn he stoned and hal some words w;h me about it,
and ne said he could do a. hc pleased that ! had nothing
IN do with it, Then / gave up and the man vent on
answering his unnecessary questions. went "t1 '"N
stood at the door About minutes was consumed WIN
that man.
II certainly ought not take The committee oi
the UOuse "A great while To dispose OF ti@ case anu
admit Judge Waddin to the seat when belongs 10
him.
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rrRRyBoArs DELAYED BY THE FOG.

The bright blue skies aud warm, 'bamy weather
Of Yesterday will probably be Of short duration. a
cold wave Of considerable severity IS reported to be on
II. WAY from the Northwest. which ought TO reach
This city today. In the dark hours Of yesterday
morning heavy mantle of fog fell over the North
and Fast rivers ana tho bay. As "A result. the many
,,,,,.,ud, Of people who cross the North and East
river, every morning their way TO business in this
city suffered delays ranging from twenty minutes TO
han an hour. The Pennsylvania, Central OF New
tcr.cv New York. Lake Erie and Western and other
ferries wore running on slow time, but passengers
from Hroohyn were by far the worst sufferers from
All the Sound STEAMBOATS, arrived about five hours
behind their schedule time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
4 FAILING poLr DELAYS ELEVATED TRAINS

The Thr-ayc. elevated trains. going uptown, were
delay cd about hsll an hour yesterday morning at Tao
Eightocnth-t station. The wOrl.mcu engaged iu cut
ting down "a telephone pole near the station were
DESTROYS Of ,avns the sign boards of the neighborhood
torres, Consequently they allowed The pole t. fall ON
the iron railing Of the elevated road. They did not
estimate it, weight property however. The iron rail.
.nr was bent IS The force Of the fall and, la fact
almost hrDLcu md the cud OF the polo cAt-uIcd arr,,
tlc TRACKS Fortunately no train was Ja. ing at tho
lime OIL a serious Incident might have resulted.
fr.Vd. Of people gathered about the place, eagerly
watching the removal OF the pole. That proved TO bc
dltruit undertaking. but the pole was brought 10 the
ground finally at about 10 O'Clock.
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TO INVEST THEIR SURPLUS.

A circular was submitted yesterday to the officers
and members OF the Republican Club Of the IXth As
sembly District, which contained tie Information that
as the club had assured annual Income arising from
members dues In an amount largely In excess of its
annual running expenses, IL had been deemed eX
pedient to lay aside u building fund all profits
and that this fund should be invested by the treasurer
under the direction OF tho executive committee. No
money should be drawn from this fund except by the
unanimous direction OF the executive committee to-
gether with the concurrence Of the club. The sub
stance OF THIS circular will form two amendments "
the constitution.
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HOPE FOR THE AGED.
A Prominent Man shows How Elderly People can
Proiong their Lives and Avoid Weakness and
Suffering.

Suffering.
Charles Dickens never wrote a truer thing than the
following:
Can anything be pitiabe than the sight Of
elderly men or who realize that the strength OF
earlier years IS departing Down the plane Of life whose
end darkness they look, and wonder II their weary
steps VIII carry them psnlessy to the end"
Any elderly person who feels trembling OF the nerves.
weakening OF the muscles essened vitality, DECREASED
yigor chilled hands feet, needs nay, must have, as
s,tauce Money cannot render It, Drugs should 10
avoided. Here is what OF the greatest Of modern
physicians no less parsonage than Dr. Gardner, says on
the subject;
Elderly persons who In winter suffer from cold fet
ard find artificial heat applied externally fail TO anord
relief may with undoubed proprety and advantage take
whl,kcy and hot going TO bed. II headache
or foul tongue follow the inference is the spirit was im'
upre probably containing fuSel oil. very light trace
OF this noxous ingredient IN spirit Will In some con't'
buttons produce headache. accurate test OF impufy
as chemistry employ"
There is only one absolutely whiskey free from
fu.el OIL and that is the welknown and Justly popular
Duny'. Pure Malt Whisky. IL has all the properties
that contribute t. health and viCor and none that nIue
IL cannot harm the stomach even OF child IL j. sold
universally and well merits It's wonderful popularity he
and take no other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
APPEAL or THE LOAN RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

The Loan Relief Association, which was incorporated
in 1878 has issued an appeal for funds. The officer
are as follows: President, Miss MARY II. Avery secrc
tary MI. =. ". Er,taphierc; treasurer Mrs II. {.
Phillips. and counsel. James i. Dli; tn''teeS-the
Eev Dr. John Hall VI. W. Lyon. /. +. Thurbcr, Mrs,
william Bunker Mrs.. Lewis G. Jones, Mrs. j. Il. Pad
deck. Mrs. William Campbell and DR.. Frank Ferguson.
The membership fce for one year IS 50. Since the
association organized 1D0os visits have been paid
10 The poor and SICK and 1000 decacies and 5000
bouquets have been given ~ the sick poor over
~, 900 has been loaned 10 those needing help, aud
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cosr or TIE FIRE AT LYNN.

Boston, Mass. Feb. 1S.-rhe Insurance adJus"@'
returns show that 206 buildings on when there was
Insurance we're destroyed In the Lynn fire Of which
the total value was ~ 705 100. The Insurance carried
was ~ FL ,24O and the insurance thus far PAID Is
Sl124,Ol0. The value Of the contents Of the buld-
ngs destroyed was S4,23sl52 and the damage to the
contents $32o0,el6. The amount OF Insurance on the
contents was Ella 52d and Of the insurance there
H., hc.n maid ~ BOD 300 The net loss on buildings
Is Sal 349 ana on contents S9l6l26 The salvage
TO insurance companies Was ISL Inc tolat
voIne M The buildings destroyed St,375,054 and
Of contents $J,0sj, 7GG. The total insurance Was
80 400 paid and the loss over and above Insurance
4, III ~ Ga.
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rights at no higher figure. The case was auIo"i"'1
10 Friday az II 80 a. III.
.RR4yc,yG r0R THE TRIP TO NASHVILLE
EASTERN DELEGATES To THE CONVENTION VI
REPUBLICAN CLUBS TO TRAVEL OVER
THE b. AND o.

The members Of the Republican State League met
Yesterday at the National League headquarters w. -
Fifth-ave to arrange for the transportation III w.
gates to the National Convention OF Republican ''.1,'
which opens in Nashville, March 4. Colonel r. \, NV
Apin president of the state League. was III the CHAT
After considering the propositions as to rates c''
the different railroads, the committee. on mouoh Vi
william H. Williams, OF Brooklyn, decided to acocp'
the terms offered by the Baltimore and ONO Co"'
pany. 49,.
According to the arrangement OF this company '"c
special train for the delegates from the "EnElahu
states, New York New Jersey. Delaware. Penl'y YAM"
and MARYLAND Will start from the foot Of LlDeI9 81.
New York at O'Clock sunday morning, March :. -
viii be made up entirely of Pullman cOaches anu
dnng.car The fare, and one third rat' te Coi
of Sleeping the meals, hotel bills ana lheueh'di' vi"
make the trip cost every delegate about $40. , .
XII delegates who intend to 90 should .ehu M 9tu az
once TO A. y. Humphrey, secretary OF Ihe Nt'' ,.
Conmiitee No. 2O2 Fifthave. The JOINT COinmlutec
~, characterization consists of Mr.. humphrey, repre-,
artjng The national League, and these me,ihcr, 81
thc New York state Organization: Coi'neI Ion,, itS
William H. Williams, =. II. McNamee, George heiiil''
and C. VI. Smith.
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STARTING FOR TIE LEPER COLONY.
MSS FwLEG BEFORE LEAViN~ Ih1 VI
THANKS GENEROUS FRIENDS FOR


vi, ,n, G Fowler. Sister Rose Gertrude leit
..i INV yesterday for san Fraucl co, where 7ho
',,u aka fine steamer for Honolulu From l!H''
mort She goes 10 the leIer Island OF NooM' "
,to,.,t. her life to the service OF the uhl''l"'"'V
,.,,o,e there, r. r. Bowling by hi, request sent
,storioy a letter 10 the pres THANKING tl' AN,
cam peope for their contributions 10 HOT WIN
The contributions for the leper' amount 'Pp'0A'
r,oc,y in value to - 200, OF which 1884 ~ was III
cash. . ,,-.,.
h.nd.onc now typewriter. presented by the 'Ai'h
Premier Typewriter Company of syracuse an oiuI
for a Grand music box from James b. Murray u '"''
y. two Ia-r, case, OF table linens, ncludlhs "1o
nenkins and nfty table cloths. from MIS- n l. 9'''''
~ the Sinclair House this city, i0uf cases Oh S'in''
co... and mixtures, together with so rom inc
Mise, Mcrrlngton and Ir. Merrinrtoi' Oh Ne" '"'H
dozen handsome shawl, from Miss A. Rice OF BROOK
lon. boyes Of toy and picture, from f. J hloourHe
- this city and Mr., Comfy, of HroohIyh' " SnU Oh
100 hooks from Miss flanagan. OF e"-lofh.
,becLs OF $40 each were received from Frederic
y Coudcrt and D. G.. YucnsAng' ana MISC "l"V'
lent SO L. Bcndg,r aiso contributed 60 "l1
pote, McOuade. Of so. 33 Pearlst" gave tour largo
case, Of wine for use IN the ho'PlI'l' i,o ~,
If tbc sacred Heart in Svcuccnth.st sent large Gao,
of valuable ve,tmrut7 and oInamehJ9 io' ''' u"
the church at Moloksl and Kala~ao.
through the courtescy Of John shcltig ~ Co. large
discount VIZ, secured on Photographic app@l"'''
purchased by Nj, Fowler one OF the h1u tI,
o'i'7 'a u" 49, sent 10 ~an Franc-,o free OF charge
through tho courtesy of the southern ldA'. h H
.ua. AND L.. llaNlry to ;.','. La IT, - trourh
%r,. Yor. IaAc J. ir and stern hll't'u' 49, -.
,at, p.p,tch through Charles D. Gaze genera.
hai'''n SAINT. fc Railroad Company through
~ general Eastern agent MI eandcr r1. nay ~
H re- AM
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MISS LEWIS SEEKS INVESTIGATIONS

Miss Isabella T. Icvis. the teacher who is charged
with Improper oyuduct 5y the smith Ward trustee.
has written letter 10 the Board Of Education DENYING
the statement, made against her and requesting fun
Iu,etgation Of her case II wa, reported yesterday
that she would bring .uit for SANDER against Trustee
dale and that Frederic h. Coudcrt and stephen
A Walker former member, of the Board OF Educatiou
lad offered 10 take up her casc. superintendent
Ia-ncr n is expected. Will also report q, directed what
.ou Nl.trd for thB action Of tn trustees 10 tran
.r,, Nt.s Levi. to another school 800 the ward All
direct investigation OF the case Will be conducted by
the HOard with closed doors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
THE LAyGDOy REFERENCE CASE.

In the case of Langdon against the Mayor OF New
York. before Grover Cleveland referee yesterday the
plaintiffs rested. Thomas =. Wiokes opened for tho
defence. lie detailed the history OF the cases which
were originally brought to enJoin the city from pro-
cecding with the Improvement OF tho bulkhead along
West 81. Mr.. Wckcs concluded that tho capitalized
value per running foot was 80. or at the most alO0
and he said that he would prove by leases Running
through twenty years that the plaintiffs valued their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
TIE CLASSIFICATION or RING WASTE

Washington. Feb. I-.-Assi,t1Ht Secretary Tchenor
made "a decision to-day in reard to thc classification
for duty of wool la the form known %, ring waste
!n vm,l Dee holds that ,ooai!cd "rnc waste is D
genuine product. resulting from what j, known % the
breach - stem OF mule -puninr no" lu general u'' DID
England France and Germany that. @, 10 is impor 4
in H.. .-i.u,r. condition AID NOT changed for tac
puruo,c Of c,aGug duty 10 D. exempt from the double
ra,e Of duty prescribed in paragraph $685. ]. l' n
certain cases. and hat. while "rns waste D., o.
product oi tnc prooo.. O., u spinning wool INTO ltrl'
II b, loot waste. Iu tAc -turc u the Iu.tN Act
C',.t.,. officer, ar therefore Instructed t.tt. 300
c.lI.d ring WASTE whcn found goo 'r N"'l 90. A.-
value superior quality. and ln pur' .'". -i'I
LIE. -li,-.fr i o. d.'t o.. .OouicI 5000. of IT, lpplf
nr.t. GLASS. Iut ul,l, from 1913 'aH.c 10 l' ici.t d'
rrn"r4t-d or na' ....l 70 s"4. lIc '' p+i'd
.,rIIl. Z, the r1lr o. >m.itudc. Doe cll,.itci a.
waste, under Paragraph "-l, j. J.. boss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASroR-Generi X. J. Warner OF Ohio. BRUINS
WICK-EN- { On gresham Lewis y. Guncke Of Ohio
FIFTH ANENUE-General Joseph r. Anderson. Of VIZ.
rinia; eN-C0ngrssman Thomas Fitch OF Nevada, sh'
II G. kerens, OF st. Louis. GRAND-Mrs. Winneh ,
Hancock, Of Washington. MURRAY HILL-sena'os
John H. Mitchell, OF Oregon. ST JAMES-Ex.C PC :.
man George A. Bagley, OF Watertown, ~ \. WlNDs0s
General Joseph Il. Terrence. Of Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
LOOKING TO MAINE FOR THEIR ICE

New.pedford Feb Is (speclan-An the large ice
dealers of this section have given up hope of harvest
ing any ice here this season. and are making con
tracts with Maine and New Hampshire parties to
supply them. Competition for privileges along the
Kennebec River Is 50 sharp that Is feared the courts
will he resorted u TO settle disputes 10 who shall
have the right to tho ice. Enormous prices sgs
charged,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
CONTRACTS FOR THE cIrYs STATIONERY

The contracts for supplying stationery 10 the vari-
Gus city departments were awarded by the Board Of
CIV Record Yesterday 10 the lowest bidders for tho
article. called for I'm the advertised specifications.
r,e totals of the several awards were as follows :
Martin H. Brown ~ $3.50 o.. W. L. Mitchell 1914 90
l.. ". Ahrcus Company, SGD15 81, X. a. Rollins.
5000 90: " Schlcssinger, S212 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
IN TEXT THE LEGALITY Of roof ROOMS.

rho polcc Commissioners yesterday fled without
,,t,cnt u letter from Howe < Iummcl. the attorneys
giving thcm notice that George Williams cnent OF
,be 0rm under tho dccl ion rendered by the highest
criminal couu Of the country will at No BarTay
- t,te rommls.io to place money on icstlIen
-. trucl4 Tho lawyers say further that thcN VIII
ind fine commissioners responsible In az acllQn al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
MIrGArING TnE sENTENcEs III rWO cAnEIs

Washington, Feb. 15-rhe Pre- idcnt has acted OH
the cases Of Cadets Edmund l.. Butts AID James l..
Andrew first class, Military Academy recently tried
by court martial and convicted Of smuggling whisky
into their quarters, contrary 70 special regulation.
They were both sentenced 10 dismissal from the
service The President confirmed the sentence u
zach case but n view Of the previous excellent record
M me two cadets, niugatcd II boo h case " % walk
inc one tour of extra duty every saturday until May
next and TO confinement 70 cadet Limits until forty
eight hours after the graduation Of his class, and,
should he be entitled 10 graduate. - have the gfadua
ton postponed for the same period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
NOMINATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS.

Washington, Feb. ls.-The President to-day sent @
the Senate the following nomination.:
Richard Derrick 10 be Supervisor Of Census for the
Vtb New York Census District, AOnLD CcaNer, u b.
Register Of the Laid Office at La Grande ore william
H. Pratt, 10 be Surveyor General Of California. Re-
ceivers OF Public MOneys-EdwaTd VI. Lane, Nalcntnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

Inn al Of this was lost. 1000 useful articles
have been loaned for temporary use. About %oOoO
naucrs tracts MAGAZINES etc, have been distributed
"a 5000 garments given. Work ha, been found Tor
500 persons and about $1,000 has been paid for sewing
done. The average cost TO the association Of those
of whom IL takes care is 81 90 The address Of the
secretary is No. - West fWclfthSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
nrAlY - rANMENT. ~

HEAVY Pension PAYMENTS THIS MONTH
Washington. leo. Is.-Ihc pension payments $50 ir
ti. month amount to nearly 1000 OOJ ard 10 g. c>
,c.ted Tat slOoOOoJO more will be paid ont before
DE month cIo.,- This large n .hureucnt VIII PR
vent any decided increase Of thc surplus t'l. month
and uIIl a.o Affect tho amount Of the usual monthly
decrease Of the public debt
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Cruces. y. VI. .; benjamin ;.

Nell: Olinly Vance. Las Cruces, y. NJ; benjamin y
William. Iankton, =. -. $500
Tho senate i'm executive session this afternoon con
6rred TIE nominations Of several registers OF ihhI
Offices. receivers OF public moneys ana huh'Der oi
military promotions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
ro EsrARLIsH A POSTAL TELFGRApH sYaIEN.

TO ESIABLIsH a TVNINI II-T'T7'I'FIT N =
Washington Feb 1'.-Mr. Wade Of missouri 10
day introduced in the House "a bin 70 establish
Government postal telegraph system. The Dill 'I'
atcs bureau under the control of YOUTH Assistant
Postmaster 6 jheI7d Thi, officer shall cause To De
constructed through the states and Territories trunk
line OF postal telegraph, 20 reach and connect all
cities and towns that now have tcleeaphic c'Hi"oh'
cation. such postal telegraph Shall be constructed
and kent IL repair under the direction Of tine ~erro
tary Of Wal through the Corp, Of Engineers, and The
Postmaster.Gc General is authorized TO employ all per
SONS ueccs. lIy to conduct The business OF the pro
nn-ed system. The rate for ira. hitting mc sage
tbaIl he; FOR 800 milo, or lc-- cents for o. cuty
words. from 500 10 900 mile. cent word, and
di.patche, arc To be- taken 900 mile lr-, ~ One
third cent per word, and greater stances at pro
pOrtjouatc rates Nothing boo this act l- 20 Doe con-
ttrucd to prohibit individuals or corporation. from
CARRYING Oh the busiucs Of operating telegraph lines,
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SHAVER orEsrIoN IL rnE sFNArE CoMMrrEE.

Washington. Feb. l5.-At the meeting Of ti, senate
Finance Committee to-day, the vdiious silver and
currency bills that have been referred to IT were
under consideration. There was a practical agree
ment that bill should be passed authorizing the
secretary OF the Treasury To Increase the purchase 81
Silver store bullion, and issue certificates upon
it, Ii is e. pccted that the detail, OF bin covering
these propositions VIII be drafted al the next meeting
~ the cnmnItfre
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AN OFFICE FOR THE ABERDEEN vIcrIu

Washington, Feb. l-.-Ileugy 1. FAM, the victim
OF the Aberdeen outrage, Ia, been recommended D.,
superintendent Porter for appointment a. -pc"it
agent Of the eleventh census 10 collect statsuc3 RELATIVE
~ recorded Indebtedness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
WADDILL AGAINST WISE.
HOW DEMOCRATS STOLE ONE SEAT IN
CONGRESS.

REFORM" IN OLD vIBGGNIA-sEvEN HUNDRED
REPUBLICANS DIsFRANCHISED IN SINGLE
wARD-1HE MoDUs oPERANDI EXPOSED
AND DESCRIBED A CONSPIRACY
AND ITS TEMPORARY SUCCESS
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THE EERfLo BRAID.

~ ttrcE IfmGrf n r.s. a, ars
wiI II mmai !ru tIuriul W.mN-li
lchui tile cirs. I.uso, CuIird.
l.Outt. Grand E1alr rit.iu uul Meet
ruurtc., C"muin, Isa.r:u -tHu Ut
southern WUmu Uud fra s.Icrl
pal,l'"r az ncdrH -rwti ai,uvr
4. 81 Ne "V'rt ohH'sr rn- ru'. en-
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chHrclcr- and dsp includes e oapy ~
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range !uuF rmr b.ui
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vursuLuu & pui,uutit.

Aiu.r urlni uu i.n .In. $40 own st"yr
I uuuici x x aud 40. tInrs- uHnir 555
nm l0n EIp. Ear-rIris, rith' ,rup aud i"'
uuIufLlt itue. north side n HD1r H"rr.
ru-ir1ro address, II. ra.IoU Ilnuu. fI"uu
county, Colorado.
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CITY Dru. store.

For drugs, medicines, paint
stationery. fancy and toilet
field glasses. artistic materials,
goods. etc, etc, go or SEND 20
to DR.. T.. Stuver. Rawlins. v
and GO. the best goods ut lowe
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ANGUS xc,urnrrr

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per, paints. sashcs, doors, glass,
Meeker. The new firm name
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