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Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23
LAMBS WITHDRAWN fRon ENTRY

The inexcusablo delay of the Federal government in settling questions of great importance to tire people and meriting speedy action, wasnever more eonspicuously illustrated than in the interpretation and enforcement of the Arid Land Law, of October 2d, 1888 Although there was nothing ambiguous in the wording of the act, it has re- quired almost two years for the Land Department to construe and give it effect, and the decision is most unjust to the honest settlers who since the ap- proval of the act, October 2d, 1888, in good faith. have taken mp lands in the arid region and complied with all the requirementsc confering legal possession, and vet are to be denied title by the Government. If that provision of the law withdrawing all lands susceptible of irrigation within the arid region from entry IS to be enforced, as recent Washington dispatch intimates, it is evident that it will entail great hard ship and confusion, and seriously him der the progress of the arid West
 The dispatch referred to states that Commissioner Golf of tho General Land Office, has issued to Registers and Re eeivers circular directing attention to the Department circular of Aug. 9th, 1889, in which they were instructed not to permit the entry of any part of the arid region which comes within the operation of thea of October 2d, 1888. They are further instructed that the fact that lands have not been surveyed under the act and segregated must not he considered as showing that the land is open to entry, as although not vet selected, it may be liable to such selec- ton under said act, which Is held to withdraw all lands so liable for dis posal Absolute obedience to the order is enjoined. Continuing, the circular reads: Any entries or filings of lands within the arid regions which may have already been allowed subsequent to the passage of the act of October 2d. 1888, and reported to this office, will be taken up and acted upon according to the principles indicated herein, as soon as practicable in the course of official business. You will, there fore, permit no entry or filing of any lands lying within the arid regions that may be included in your land district, on any conditions whatever, but will promptly reject any application that may be made for such an entry or filing, with the usual right of appeal. "
 The appeal to Congress to abrogate the objectionable feature of the law has met with but little encourage ment, and as the BaLT predicted would he the case, very formidable opposition to its repeal has been dis closed in the House, which discourages the hope of any relief being granted at this session. The question demands prompt and vigorous action by the peo- pie in all the region affected Their united protest against the great injus- tice which this law infiicts should be heard in unmistakable language, in the halls of Congress, coupled with a de- mand for it's repeal.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23
aerlrr 10 Me..r...s.

Mas. WISsLow's $ SOOTHING SYRUP has been used by mothers for children teeth. ing for over fifty years with perfect sue cess. It relieves the little sufferer at once, produces natural, quiet sleep by freeing the child from pain, and the lit- tie cherub awskes as Upright as 8 but ton" It IS very pleasant to taste, soothes the child, suitens the gums, d. lays pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy for diarrhoa, whether arising from teeth ing or other causes. T@enty Eye cents a bottle
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23
COPPER.

James Lewis X Sons, of London, in their August report on ores and metals, says of copper:
 The past month has been notable for the sale by the French Bankers of tho balance of the copper upon which they had made advances to the Societe des Meieaux, wifh the exception of 2,000 tons Cape B. s., subject to litigation, and few hundred tons of manufac- tured copper.
 The reduction of the quantity of cop per held on account of the Societe des Meteaux from 179,O00 tons to little more than 2,000 tons in the course oi sixteen months, the value having in the meantime advanced about G20 per ton, shows not only good management on the part of the vendors, but also to what a low ebb stocks held by eonsum- CTS in all parts of the world had been reduced. The enormous consumption of copper during this period is alsc largely due to the greatly extended usC of copper wire for electrical purposes, and of sulphatc of copper for the pre- vention of disease in vines. As far al we can learn, the manufacture of sul phate of copper will probably absorl 20, GOO tons more copper this year thal last. After the large deliv cries of the two previous months, re ducing the stocks l6, 53S tons, those o' the past month have been on nor, moderate scale, and inc reduction il only S91 tons Consumers have bought largely of Matte, but defer taking de livery until they require it,
 In the United States the demant continues large, and Lake Superior in gots sell at F cents per lb., or GSl 15s per ton, with 2l per cent. discount Four hundred tons of ordinary Ana conda matte have been shipped iron here to New York, and we understand a further quantity is going,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23

In his memorial sermon on the Sol dier Dead, preached at Cambridge, Mass, Rev. Edward H. Hall speaks of the dependent pension bill lately signed by the President, as measure which removes the distinction between "irave men and cowards;' which ''pnts n splendid premium on pauperism;' which makes the patriotism seem but q greedy rush for booty" "The ques- ton, he says, lis not whether our treasury can bear this stupendous and increasing drain; it is whether our na- tional character can bear this constant assault upon its integrity and purity. If we have no right, much wors,l is it to waste the property of others. What harder blow could be struck at simplic- ity of living, at the homely virtues of contentment and economy, than this reckless fashion of disturbing thc pup- lie funds"
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23

The attention of the House of Repre- sentatiyes has been called by resolution to the uncharitable treatment of Jews by Russia. The resolution asks that the President make known to that gov ernment the disapproval of the United States for such course of conduct.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23
Dr. PIIE!:RCE'S K: PELLETS PIT.

Purely vegetable and Perfectly Harm. less. UneGunled as A Liver PHI. Smallest, Cheapest Easiest to Take. One Htny, Sugar coued Pellet a Bore. CJrts Sick Rea6acile, Bilious 8cadasiie, COnstIpaiiofi, Indigestion, Hiisons n. tsclIs, and ali Arrangements ot the Stomach and Bowels. 25 cents vial, by druggjEts.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23
Eight Chinamen were arrested at Nogales last week, charged with viola ting the Chinese Exclusion Act.

The location of the Arizona army headquarters at Santa Fe--a little old Mexican pueblo, miles and miles from nowhere, is one of the most peculiar freaks this arm of the service has yet developed -Ph9uix Gazette.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23
GLOBE. Gila County. Arizona.
CHAS, T. MARTIN, Clorl

NfHSShs NiAAst NCAAAAA Al AsfHAA'-
 July 2lst, 1S90 Met pursuant to adjournment. All members of the Board present.
 The following claims were allowed ; G. $. yau Wagonen S2; B. G. Fox s4; T. A. Pascoe slO0; J. c, Ramsdell S75 43; Geo. Danforth S6; N. II. Price SC; D. Rios s5; W Sidow S41 50; Job Atkins Coroner for $3l 60 allowed S21 60: Job Atkins $60 45; F. H. Pow CTS SIT; the claim of Jerry Ryan, Sheriff, for SS2 50 was, on motion, re- iected; the claim of Jerry Ryan, Sheriff and Assessor for $750, allowed for S6T5 and the Clerk directed to draw q warrant for S32 50 in favor of s. A. Lowe, warrant in favor of J. II. Thompson for $50 and charge the same to said account. and also to withhold the sum of S2l3 30, that being the amount the Globe Road District on ac- count of road taxes collected by Jerry Ryan, overseer.
 Ordered that the Sheriff offer re- ward of S100 for the arrest and conyie- ton of the murderers of Ed Baker. Ordered that the Sheriff offer re- ward of $50 for the capture of Masse, an Indian.
 The election Precincts of Gila Coun- ty were named and numbered as fol- lows
 Globe-Precinct No. l.
 Precinct No. ?. Grapevine--Precinc No. 5.
 Precinct No. 4.
 Rye Precinct No. ,.
 Upper Tonto-Precinct No, 6.
 Payson--P Precinct No. 7.
 Pine CreelI-P Precinct No. 8.
 Rim Rock Precinct No. 9.
 Pleasant Valley-Precinct No. 10.
 McMillen- Precinct No. II.
 San Carlos-Precinct No. l2. Pioneer-Precinct No. 13. Ordered that the Overseer of Globe Road District repair the bridge across Pinal Creek in Globe at once.
 Ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be authorized to sign q bond for deed on the "O'Dougherty" and Big John ny" mines.
 Ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids foi certain repairs of the County Hospital. Road money was then apportioned as follows;
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Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23

The Nogales Record says: It is esti- mated at least 1000 drowned hogs hoated down the Santa Cruz during the recent floods
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23

The Phoenix Gazette expects "splen- did results from the Indian school re- gently inaugurated at Fort Mcdowell. :"
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23

On the 2Oth the U. S. Treasury paid 13o 1-4 per ounce for silver bullion.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23
FOR SALE.

My property in the town of Globe and all my cattle are offered for sale. For further information, address JOHN KENNEDY,
 Tues6n, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23
REWARD.

By order of the Board of Supervisors of Gila County, a reward of Sl00 is hereby offered for the arrest and con- viction of the murderers of Ed. Baker. Also reward of $50 is offered for the apprehension of Masse, an Indian, if arrested alive, or upon the duly authenticated proof of his having been unavoidably killed while resisting ar- rest or capture.
 J. II. THOMPSON,
 Sheriff of Gila County, Ariz.. Globe, Ariz. July 25, 1890.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23

FREE TO F.A.M. TiseCaorsl Engraving of the A iaertor of the Anclcui lrrse iirnn in ahch the S.YASvGnt lodge In N.Amerea ~ashed. olarFe ils., A X tTa,ed Catalogue o Masouie hreks a1d good. ~ih N2 bottom prices. Also nAr of hrs, tia.s eusiness
 V ;T- Beware of plnr'nps bpokE kEDDiNs & GU, Ma.one publshera and 3l BesIway New fef
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23

Ordered that the District Attorney and Clerk ascertain what steps are nee- essary to fund and refund the County Debt under the Congressional Funding Act.
 Adjourned to 10 o'clock n. m., Ang. 23rd, 1890.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23
Proclamation of Reward.
To Whom ii may Concern.

WT UEREAS; IT HAS COME TO w my knowledge that Ed. Baker, eldest son of !. H. Baker who resides at Lockout on the Sierra Ancha mountains, about 40 miles north of Globe, Gila County, was murdered in most brutal manner by some person, or persons, unknown, ithough the presence of Indian tracks in the immedi- ate vicinity. strongly indicate that the crime was committed by indians,l now
 THEREFORE, l Lewis Wolfey, Governor of the Territory of Arizona, by virtue of the power, and authority within me vested, do hereby offer a reward in the sum of FIVE HUTDRED (5o0) DOLLARS to be paid out of the Treasury of the Territory for the arrest. and conviction of the person, or persons who committed the aforementioned crime. I1IcA In testimony whereof l have here: sSeIlk., unto set my hand, and caused the @S7>- great Seal of the Territory to be af- fixed.
 Done at Phoenix, the Capital, this 2Gth day of July. A. D. 1890.
 ESigned.l LEWIS WOLFLEY. By the Governor.
 [Signedl NATHAN O. MURPHY,
 Secretary of Territory. An... e.tf
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23

The equivalent, fin English money. of s2.5O0 was once offered by an old Indy in London for the return of a fayorite eat which had strayCd or been stolen. People. called her {" crank. and perhaps she was. It Is unfortunate that one of the gentler sex should ever gain this title, yet many do. IL is, however frequently not their fault Often functional derange- ments N U apparently change Q woman's en- tire nature. Don't blame such sufferers If They are cranky" but tell them to use Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription, which is an in- faliible remedy for female weaknesses.n
 " Favorite Prescription has cured thou sands Of poor, bed-ridden sufering women of "fonae weakness, painful irregularities, Ul- ceratlons, organic displacoments and kindred ailments too numerous to mention. 1t iS tho only medicine for women, gold by druRgistR lander positive guarantee that it will, ifl every case, give satisfaction or the price (Sl.0O will be refunded.
 WORLDS DisPEssARy MEDICAL AssocIA. T1oS. Propriotors, Buffalo, N. Y.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-23

Globe Road District, ,.... $60 McMillen Road District, ..... 12 Pioneer Road District, .... IS Grapevine Road District. 22 Armer Road District, ...... 16 Tonto Road District, ........ p Rye Road District, ...... 20 Upper Tonto Road District, IS Pine Creek Road District, ,.., 35 Ordared that the District Attorne,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24
10 Build Upon the Sands Secur DIV

\ process .. preparing foual. lions has
been pltcatcl Nv +. Na,hirah %
Bremen, It's object is to make loose
SAND hrin and resisting as solid rocN. Az
present the universal method of ao;na
this work, if under water. is "a rcrove
ali loose material and then make > bcton
or SOME similar substructure. The nro.
cess under consideration, which !, on,v
OF use where the materials ara fa;rIr
ciean sii'ceons or calcarcous sand aims
NJ consolidating the grains BIZ COVERING
them with a film Of ccmcnt. Which
forced INTO the spaces between the M,
hoieS 10y compressed 4ir, steam, Or yato,
nno'F pressure, Sheet pile, are 9 nnloyed
10 prevent the spreading or the emo,
over more ground thln is necessary. The
system has been LARGELY used in the
hsrbor Of Bremen md Is t. he tried j..
preparing dry Foundation
Itp0yttr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24

arc ! did # because sno looked 50 hend
s LIZ me Fofy picture Of beauty and
a4anh " net ! the secret Of it I
well replied Green. *sineo vo, ash
II, | VII tell YOU, she uses Dr.. Piercass F..
c coEle rr,*criptl"n nocept your apology.
An unhealthy woman is raralv. ii ever
oeau,lni lhe peculiar diseases to which
- many 81 the sex are sIhlacf. ere nrolific
eauses Of pale. sallow faces. hlotched With
ign pImples, dull, lustraiess ewes and
amac,ated forms, Women 50 afnic.aG
Ban ne permanently cured by using nr.
Ilerces Favorito Prescription and with
ne restoration IF hoaltn CONES ~, toa,
"n,Gh, combined with good qualities ri head
1na hearf, makes vonep angels of lnvlinees
favorlte Prescription is the only ned
me LOT women. sold b~yFlrugsists. undcr a
guarantee from tho 1,,ouuroc+nr
rs that 1t viii give satisfaction ~ everr
as. " money viii be refunded. This
guarantee has been printed on the hottie
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24

When You stniy the name Of one Of
or Many, fsh- tie bine-dsh. yoa know
nm rs fomotus s1latriy. 5.cr1yo he !.
saIatorio4 In pursuit Of hi, prey 70
swim n. fast rs fash flies i not sufi
Tiea'. lie hurts himself clear ont Of tho
'ts'er whea chasing the mem ,den All
ne Sslmonida have the same habit ~
jumping, but they spring clclr of the
%'a'fr, IN some cases for feeding purposes
~ a often as not 10 cic4. o5etaclog
shch IS f1ll9. when ascending the streams
y o'iof = spawn. When It Is rcmem
'e'el that the lcaplng salmon h,. =
'<r'cohle Inc resistance Of the current Of
water, the wonderful muscular nouorof
'hf nSh can be appreciated. Garef1l oh
S'fVa'lons made by cxpcr;s, by means ri
graduated stakes set in the water show
'llat an adult salmon can make 4 pernen
dicuifr leap Of not less than .ixtoar
ieef. IL must be, too, 4 clean ilmn tbo
'sh taxing the downward plunge, with
ms mead entering the water first Other
WISE he would be carried back ~ he
Poih' OF dcparturc-to the fall he had
started from Xdrpers Wiki.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24

wrapper ard faithfully carr,ai ~. ..
iaanv years + i n posrne eD.c,6c e.,
'eucorrhea, painful rclstrra.ar. unnatrra,,
snppressicns p'o}ap>n<. 81 felli,,s ~ ,ba
son. hearing down s"n>atinns ,bron,. III
gesfi9n, m~famnat'cn and Hlc.,atirn - ~.
womb. t"e
Asa regulator ard promoter ~ f,,rc,,o,.,
e'lion, NJ that critical rerl.,d f ,h,nra
rom glrlhoMd 70 T~o,aanhoo~i .Tayo,to
llestFiu'lnn IS e perfectly safe ~ren,e3,a,
tSch1. ana can profnc" nulv good remit
u Is equally valuable when talen for IT,
arrangements incident u that inter arr.
1T!tcal r"rio'l. kr"Hn a. 1l,o ,honr. y
\ book Of lGn poees. n MAorron oas
tier diseases, their Nature. ana How :,
IRE tfe'f. sent >aalesi. u plain envelona
on recent .! len r"af>. N stamps
Alfirtss. NoRLns Dl>IrN>ARy Nrp,rn
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24
An Eccentric NiUiona;r.

- -" | ork star saws The most a.
cen1Tit millionaire IN New Work ,s nrohoL.
: mares Broadway Ron>> Thirraan 49,
CSC re vas ruined AMI so. 90 in debt II.
gay he nas b1't q massive structure o01 fac,
,e+F - teet front ami Il stories high -,
- a4FaF, costing $1,000 nn. and was mai
10 >fa'' ~ step His business methods arc
seventy Sve Of everyday. This makes av:srv
DAY a rav day His annlaI Income / e,ti
'nat"i At 500, 200. Mr. -kouss's energy j,
wonderful. ll-Aor3ss from in the narn,nn
~ ~ at nlcht. He docs not spend rcore thar
Ei'F E'ef year outsit!" Of his household ex-
pelS"> us Irln@lpal source Of amusement
: ahn on 'he r4ar platform of a street
car. and throw dimes and nlckles 10 how \
mort TN" ago an tl- ISL syndicate offare,
H''.flVh Tor ms business. Mr.. Rouss s,,-
ne s-',oD to The Worlds Far funi in
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24
raising kan-arao~ III England

Attempts recently made to accIimqtiza
~hansafoo2 ~ tn-iand appear 70 have
n'"h remarkably successful Instead Of
keeping them confined in small enclosures
ana carefully tended, they have been
turned loose IN park and woods, and have
been found 10 thrive and breed freely
mere are now IN TrinC Park twenty o.
'h'rty kangarooS Of different species. and
ne curious creature seems destined tc
rank among familiar domestic animals
Nem York telegram.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24
There are said to be 5000 Chinese No.
sons In the United States.
Confidence Baaot Of Succes..

S successful has DR.. Pit4te's Golden Med
nii N every proved in curing CHI oric asa
citarrh. bronchial tni throat. diseas s. 1ha1
ITS manufactures, now sell it ti,ro,1ph d,ro
Sis'S under a positive guarantee Of its benefit
n2 or curing IN every case. if given a fai
trlak, or inoIey paid for IT will b. re. IN led
consumption which is SCI ofuia of The lungs
II TAX nm tlmS, Is also cured by THE wonder
full medlcina.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24
DO
YOU WISH

10 mak- a start in hfe2 Ara vouar,rn.
WIN a comparatively snail amount y
money, ny allyln- yourself r. ne ue 49,
pia'e Soi IN the front rank of comnaroe -
prove your condition and make a s,,o,assf,,
merchant out Of you2 dye can rive vo, !,
stances without lumber where man nossas.
ing hnt an Insignificant a mount of canit,1
l"o' three or four hundred dollars-bav Va
Jacket by our bargains. ii the short sn.oa,.
ms or two years fought their w,v nfo.
hufhce. ". Foley, OF Rel Jacket. Mich Is
hloh'fs ago kept small sofa water SION bic
soie wealth "A billiard tabta-holie i doun
INFO cas-, invested with us.an1 i nou vo~..
S"'t =. , Lynn, Of Huntington. Penn
'hVfS'Hd Ali he had in the world with 10
$50 today carrying a st,ck or s9111. froo
ana independent. dong a business brine;n,
MN IN an annnalincomo Of 5000 an1rar,uv
increasing. Space forbi1s us m~an,iou,,,
other men who have accomplished the s,na
7 "'n'ts. one naturally asks what b,s
oroagh' ao9nt this great pro.p.ritys Thu
Is: the fact Of thor ha,n, ,bJo
SofRBtY a1d rTDsRSyLn r7mn,ti,tn,
matter hox wealthy it mi.h. II. a. liz
ne natural Jaw If dollars AMI tha chord -
."iflnfereSt they ara bound - cat , M,
''F''N - re MlsinaSsln anr town rhare the-
may locate
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24

FllN stopped free by DR.. KLINEs CIR.
MsHVE h~EsToRER. No Fits after 6r,t Gav,
use. Merve Gus cures Treatise and - ira
oottie free. DR.. Kline, a31 Arch 81 Phil Do Do
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24
q fooi and h $ mon y is soon parted.

N. J." J. GORSOUH, Tole 10, Q savsl
| nave practlced medicine for forty years '
nav neFsr seen a pr p%aration that could
prescribe with so much confidence OF s,,cces.t
as can Halls Catarrh Cure. s id nv.
Druggists, &c. '" ny
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24
REV. SAM JONES'
sERMON-"QUIT YOUR MEAN>ES>.
AND GET RIGHT


Right and Live Right.
Vow let Us profit a, this hour tbs
the very best results NAY como IN !
this >.
p,auL.
oHaP'H IL ~ al
-''h 'ersesSays;
Because J have called and :
nave refused have stretched o,.,
bana a. :.
,., = :, a,so vi
a's" 5oa' cd'ah!'y. viii Hoci
when your fear cometh
believe il was Mr.. >nurgeon WIZ
,aid if We had hnt e.,<,o h..rn
!
NJ ''0 cause u roo
"ould De multiplied q thousand fold
lbout US everyday. There ! not .,
incident or an occasion. th,
/ c,1l,no 49,
ny an o']ee' tuf
pan ou' . Us II We but bad cars 10
near. We know that when we rise
up in the morning. walk down IL our
breakfast table and an, hid,
,aihcrcd aronn1 IL I'll.
the meal Of the morninc SHe'n =
c,l.-r ''he-as q
pirierh them ,ha. call unon lin,
father giyeth GOOD ,Lin.s
children how much will vo,r E.,,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24

For CONSTIPATION or sicF headache, use Dr.
r. ces Pellets: Purely Vegetable. One
dos.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24

fuch' fragrant, fine, are the expressions
Cigar. &c
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24

Al his good nelehbor. Brown
90 kissed nv wife .uron The s-ror.
! ought TO knock eor down
mat 6 where vor,' re w-rnr y -,
N accents mild end meek. - ''''f"-s
| kissed her: that I've NOT ds,,od
snt kissed her on tho choet
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24
IF YOU WISH
t:ooll (SnM HESs9F YSrs
rure'y Vegetable and Perfectly Harmie..

nrv SGES (aaM MS5N VsM
purchase one OF tiy 9 h. N,SA-' N
DRAFTED SMITH \ Is -~TN
arms. The bDeN >Inal. aIE.t NA
ever manufacture. and -" Il MX4
nrst choice ~ al et.art ~ EK
manufactured IN ga Ia r> -. : ali 4.-TAt Sir.
= uodbt"-acton. safety hainnttrit.s aui ~
'oeee ihodeis- '"hstfuGtti'ntir IL ii beat quai.
1ty wrought steel. care II niIs4.f.o far WORK.
uhAhSul am STOCK, ttieN a. t1rIs ateti for finish,
- Ii 'h'cHfaft. 10 not re 'ieHeiSt ~ BY
cheap malleHhir ~ .t-lros limitations. whes
are often sold for tAr kanGtl- artic4e ana are MOI
WY uuItHaihie- bif aNB II : Inc smith A
NESSON Rev divers are al STAMPED u;.n the hsr
with nrms name. address ani tate of patenu
IL are guaranteed perfect IN every details liz
sN' upon hhVlh% the Sctuih" article, and II yoW
uea'ef cabnHt supply YOU an ORDER sent Ia address
Deio" VIII r"'e - prompt 2 careini attention
oescIiPtlVt tdtatSl" 2 q pr - ftIrItaheti upon ap
.'licatton. t, "
- mention thih naner- Springfield. Nasa
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24

Ine AUTHOR OF "Old eOaken Bucket -
gently did not believe In letting well enoug,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24

The toper's motto is "Liva 70, =, ou +,
hnt he amrlOva two d,a "S
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24

Better be right than president.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-24

CHARLES BROADWAY ROrSS
H9, S1 & $50 R-oa4wae. and 124 ,A T. TX
Mercer Stre., New York City.