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HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY

- -, th. Eden Musee to-day includes
:, c,,noI and Nile. orevie in mind reading OF Us
a,,,,,lent nj which they are rcinarhApy eNPe'e
Fleming Norton. In realistic sketches Oh r''b''n ~
c,.,s Inns won many admirers. SULLIVAN anu N'0
VII be on view today Ia wax
n- Mcilvnu will give his views OH h''"'p
lands Fnrbault school system ms 'u"r'o'n q"
hui,,on Park Port Richmond. = L. ana wiz Us
" ,,,nlcr Of question: concerning the pubic
,, GENERALLY and ;he relations ot the i'''e'''"' "
Catholic churches 10 that system
william, f. Hammond WAS appointed ''erN III '"o
,.,,, Mons. AT "A salary OF $1,000 year. S',''
80, ,s rohu H. Dooley promoted nom ''o'~
,iorv a, a 900 "a o ccrSship at @l'-Vo d year
v....- Register Riley took In s7a,73' 90 last week
A., Crotop water use.
y,,o-,s Marshal Enechard issuSd 200 cry h'e"S''
Ia, week. and collected $40 80 ices
The tn,eres, in the contest for the pr'hcp'Is"P ~
,,. ,-,r,ry DEPARTMENT u Grammar schooI 10 ~
g., H.. ,ettled ,oon Is still growing Among
a.. ,,ndl.,t., are Miss Ella L. Lewis N'' '"'N'',
smith. MI, Hattie L. Cooper. Nils O. y h'S' '''
Margaret +. eeIllon.
r, staten Island steamboat EraNtuS "'''"' ~
-, chartered Lv the catholic 'luo '" "''"o'' VIZ
-, ,,, am october II. Music has been enE's'"
,,,ch-on will b. served. A. " Is h''""'. -
l,rc,. attendance Is expected
,,oonc The contributions TO TIE Press 'np ""''',-
49,, a., mo from W X. NauderOif 81 sl'o''. NV wy
,ro,o P,cr1,ont Morgan of 900 bo'n III WIN"
received on september :.
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Post g. A. r. who escorted them TO Music nan
where Inc roll call and other exercises took pEr e
Captain A. w. Fisk president Of tue reamsnS m "sST
by Chaplin samuel c. Wills President FisH, Com
mander Gilbert Eitthie and Others.
JAMAICA.-wilinm Geyer. the man who was ar
rested at jamaica. l.. l., last Monday charged WIN
theft. has confessed that he is guilty OF SIX OF the
recent robberies committed at that village Among
tho he admitted having committed were two at ozone
Park end two were at Richmond HILL both In The
suburbs Of Jamaica. lie implicated several other par
lies In the work but Police Captain Ashmead bcleve
TINT he alone Is the responsible party. Geyer Is tS
have a fnrther examination when II Is expected that
additional evidence Will be found against him.
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GrlRDrxG THE ENTRANCE or CHESAPEAKE BAY

err tRDING THE ENTRANCE Or tUESAFEAhE DhI =
,a Point Comfort. Va. sept. 10 (speciL)-rhe health
oncere Are making vigorous croit' TO ward OH inc s
,ro,,h az cholera .id the s,me time ar" MAKING Ar
rau.,uents 70 Of any cases that may rcAch
m. Chesareake Bay Surgeon Hutton, OF the N'a"n'
,,os,t,l ,,Vlrc went Norf0k on wednesday u see
,omrodore Wesver In TO having the training snip
tr.stown turned over for hospital purposes On Thurs
,a, , commission consisting OF Or. hatton and D.
Parry ~ the Marine Hospital service MAJOR NlcRerl'
POST Surgeon and DR.. New, OF the Surgcoh'"eh'ra
ou,ce went out OH the Crawford select sul'doo
,ocation for the jamestown and Revenue cutter Ewing
nm. jamestown Will turned over to-day Out VIII
nrobasly remain Norfolk after being nt'ed out uh'l
hcr services are required. The Ewing Is now anchonn
in the Roads and Is all ready for service
IIeutcnant George X. Evans Instructor In nathcuatcs
q, the Nayni Academy, II here on a visit
The wife OF captain sto'y ana daughter, started OH
"wednesday Tor Klt:cry Point. Me- where she was called
by the illness Of her mother
The weather hero is delightful and the bathing hour
finds the usual IN the water enjoying the sport
The following are some OF the late arrivals at ue
uvo.la Hstei: Charles Sunen, william &. Gunncl, b.
NJ HAYNES r.. II. Driggs and wife, Mrs A. II
n,iggs A. w Mersal and wife. W. L. Shryer, {. l.
Merriam Mr.. and Mrs Il. II. Campbell, H. A. Dihendoc
u w Ford e.. q. Patterson Miss NJ. McAdan, H. u
ceaycr James Stone. New-York James Stoughton Troy
r. r. Hathaway and wife, Boston James Sayer, W. D
pladwcu Brooklyn J. II. Boone. Fall River.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"OUR CHATNCEY."-'O Our Chauncey us Chnunee,
NJ Depcw, the mastery leader OF he Harrison forces
nj liinnea polls who made the principal speech there
rem NINA ting the President Mr. Depew Is *cknowi'
cdacd 10 he the foremost American ornt br liant,
sparkling, sound and sasncious' His ansr'd'nner
speechc. arc both the models aud the despair OF his
rivals. .Our Chaumcey IL poem, BY Isaac IL.
Rromlcy Illustrated profusely and comcaiIy oy Das
Renrt and e. ID. Gibson. of the best PEN nd-isk
artists In New York City. IL Is n delicious piece Of
FINN md IL 4. thoroughly possessed Of sp's
of ueu aud admiration for ITS eloquent sue.
,.., \, \. doubtfuI whether Mr. Bromley has ever
done nj. wit more credit thnn in these dashns' roll
llc king an brilliant verses. Retail price, 81 copy
The book bn. offered premium 10 tue reaocrS
of The Weekly Tribune, and any actual subscrioerss
The Daily mny obtain IL Oh the same terms vnn's
30 cent. copy in addition to his sub~c rp'ion' The
bo oh 1. In IL paper box.
AMERICAN MILIIONAiRES.-The Tribune roll 81
pe r.on. repured be worth million or more has oeen
rey,.ed and rcpubshcd. IL gives the nnmes Of 4'VA
Of mixed states aud the lines oil b"si.
uc-, in which nch made his TO func' WIN pnper
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cents. postage paid. subscription ed'tion on'"e"cr
manor with e xblc cloth will be- mailed TO any
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,rrER.DINNER sPEECHES.-A handsome pam.
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emf, raining dinner speeches and memorial ~"
Irc..c, Of the public dinners OF The winter OIL io'A
81 Ia New orl. Cay. % cents copy
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raIuUNE WAR sTORIEs.-A maGnia cnt cs''ec'
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

suoRT TALKS WIT AMERICAN VOTERS
40 mn se IN mphet composed entirely of the masain.
cent articles Of Hon. Roswell 4. Horr, written fsr
The weekly Tribune the Tariff and the Currency.
mi. il n ne rfect mine Of In Ormati0n for aggressive
Republican campaign. Every campaign orator should
po.-e.s "A copy. "Protection Not a Tax" Why a nigh
Tariff Pays,r "The Real Doctrine Of Protection"
erich and Poor In America. Reciprocity
",I.ney for the People" Farm Implements Abroad"
9TH. Omaha Platform" Farm Mortgages" and
lliance Flat Money Nonsense" are only few Of
the 10 pics treated. 23 cents n copy.
FINANCE AND FARMINCS-The best Of tho meme,
article, Of Mr. Horr, in the pamphlet named above.
Rcpr,uted in low priced sheet form for popular die.
,,ibution. Makes y pages of The Weekly Tribune.
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s.. In lot. Of 10000 and more. 81 per thousand
PROTECTION NOT TAX-The best Of the pre-
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priced sheet form for popular distribution. pases
Of The Weekly Tribune. cent per copy 100 eoS'es'
80 cents. 1000 copies, Sd. In lots Of 10000 or
more, $3.50 per 1000.
MCKINLEY PRICES. EXTRA IRA POPULAR
low priced sheet Extra, presenting In popular INC
hest poiui. from Mr. Aldrch's great speech In tns
United states and the results OF tho non-par'
,,.a Of prices. and showing the excel.
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4 paC &c Of The Weekly Tribune. cent copy. 10y
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WORK AND WAGES. EXTRA 1i1.-With Puncks
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Trade TO America pages Of The weekly Tribe
une. Do pular doc ument, comparing the tar' pi"nhs
of the tw great parties aud explaining the policy Oh
hc two M rites that subject. copies Tor cent.
I'M comics, 2J cents. 1000 copies, 81 In iots Of
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HOMESTEAD PHOTOGRAPHED No. 113.-Wth
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living nd the the recent strike. pages OF
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RI; ISSUES OF An OFF YEAR.-Prin;ed insf car,
I'M, ., 4. good then. The thrill and currency
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win VA rous kindred articles. including the wonderful
result. OF Reciprocity and the article ON Pricesi 10
1890 and 1891" 4 pamphlet of - large pages I'd
cents.
TIE TARIFF AND WAGES.-Wth Democratic tcse
tiuony TO Mckinley prosperity from the Bureau OF
Labor statistics and the Banking Department oil THIS
STATE. Price 1 cent. Ready after sept d.
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BLOOMFIELD.

\ concert and organ exhibition was given In the
Church OF the Sacred Heart last night. The organ vas
built by the L. c. Harrison Company OF Bloomfield.
and is the largest In town. Professor William g.
Carl presided at the organ. Mr. William Y. Grover
managed the concert and had artists Miss Oracle
Golden, Albert q. Thess, Misses Hattie and susanna
Leonard OF the Lillian Russell company, and owen
Westford, comedian. The beautiful new church was
crowded and a handsome realized for the
benefit of the church.
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LINTON HILL.

The cornerstone Of the Masonic Temple at
Bergenline-ave. and FullOn-st. this place. was lad
Yesterday BIZ VI. ". q. NJ. Thomas ID. Tden The
opening address was made by otto Ortel, president
Of the Masonic Building Association. Governor
Albeit, y. e.. NJ. Robert NJ. Moore, and tho Rev Mr.
Neury. also spoke. The services preceded by
II parade in which number Of visiting lodges par
tlcipated.
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HE THINGS WITCHES ARE AFTER HIM.

Hugh skclly, who gave his address as No 3+ East
r,irythrd.- walked into Bellevue Hospital yesterday
a handed letter from Superintendent BsAe to warden
,,,,ourhc which said that Sicily destitute and In
Al health and wanted u be admitted 10 the hospital
,y,,n the clerk was taking the mans history. Skelly
oaye q stsitled ump. and asked In "A tone OF alarm
40 yoI see thcml"
what asked Mr.. Gie,son.
WIN those thlcc wtchc. IN that corner they arc
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.BxsrrID RAyDOLPH's CONDITION.

pa,do,nh who was attacked with hemo rlage on FIJI
dav io font OF % Veseyst. was reported TO bc In
dangerous condition yesterday at the Chambers street
Hospital. The doctors attending MIN express s""'
hn.s ~ his recovery NJ. Randolph who Is writer and
artist wa on his way Baltimore, when he was stricken
down lie removed the hospital In an unconscious
sta
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'' CAM MEYER ~
Stamped on Shoe
Means Standard Of Merit.
ATHLETIC Shoes.

e. MANS HAPPINESS LIES BET"EtN I'll"
So,p. ~ Ms PEET AND THE Grown OF HIS
HEAD."-BAhZAC. ,,rr m
TuT. IL NOT NEW THOIGiir' But ~
SUGGESTS THE NEED VIZ ~, ~
H. .uon tn MEET THE U>E TIE BODY II
tn M PCT TO. THE ATHLETE Nils ~
RrKENT SHOE FOR DIFFERENT foH"n w 'xC
cRCI.r. THE GYMNASIUM. BAIL ~ ,,no~
CRICKET TENNIS. BICYCLE. -PklNt'Nt', .,,.
.,rxrIXC .ND BOXING SHOE ALL 'Nn'
IN FORM MATERIAL -THENGTIl AM ,nrS
NV IIyys or ATHLETIC BOOTS AND rnons
ARE THE COMPLETBsT AID MOST nAn'". .nv
he FOUND ANYWHERE AND ~ .,rv. EnR
THESE GOODS.
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c,ic,ro. sept lO-Thc sixty eighth annual 'onN'm
,,o, If the sovereign Grand Lodge l. " " /" WI"
10 held at Portland. ore. during 'n' WIN
" ,or ,0 # will bc attended BY the erhiu rep
- 49,, and members Of subordinate lodges from
:, o,or th. United states and Canada. The SESSIONS
" a., soy.r,,,n Grand Lodge Will occupy about hNr
DAYS During hi, time there VIII Sr Militant viii
r',,p't"nIr land cantonmcnt in Chicago In lo03.
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nln-rnrp plsrok cALLED TO CWcAGo

ulB,FORp PISTON CHILLED I'D ''I' A"'
,,,..,o scpt 10 ,spcclall.-Th" Rev. Dr' 'r"""'"
r,ir p,stor Of the Fourth Congregations, ""i'm w.
ii'r,ford conn. and Professor Of Practical in'ooss u,
seminary las accepted call Ia I'LL the newly
.,., chair Of Christian Sociology III 'he '"' "-'
,,,,o,.,,cl seminary. DR. Taylor comes o' "''""
t.ra, family being III" seventh III III, - ~ .,,an,,
w. ,,,r. ,,.,. william j. Il. Taylor. ID. D. Tor t"rn,!
III, visitor of The Clinton Avenue heiornh '""''"'
N.,yurl y. Y.
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.IFRSEY CITY.

Mayor Wanser yesterday received ietter IRON
W1lhelmina Walter OF No. 10 Gierdersi.. 1iamours'
asking him TO make Inquiries concerning thar'eS
walter her husband who came TO America lest harch'
cbe ,h,urht he was boarding with Louis Halhnan 81
No Is FSsex-st. jersey City. Mrs. 1iallnan sslu Ee
had been there, but went 10 Baltimore about three
months ago and had not been heard from since
Marin Kalnski and David Hallake. employed In
the charcoal department OF the Jersey City sugar House
0uarreled Yesterday, and Kalinsh plunged a lie INTO
1allake,s abdomen. Tie wound will probably pOve
fatal KainsM was committed without ball The
men Poles, and have only been IN this country
short time
Mrs Lottie Hayner who was shot by her huspsho
at the Delaware IAckawanna and WesteTt Goa! aochs
last Wednesday night, died at st. Francis HospitA
yesterday.
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vIIylrKEE WANTS THE BIG SARGENT FACTORY t..

vcvU,ych. Conn. sept. 10 SpeciaD.-Sarecnt a
n q. mi, Is, who employ 1000 men ami manu-
f,ctrr, all sort, OF small hardware today received
Letter from the Mayor OF Milwaukee, offering Dig
bonus Of land and money II the firm would remove
#, plant to that city. 1h' 0ner VIII DC 'o"'iucicu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

,.,,,r. mo olvays 1 went Ireland this year think
t ,,,, NJ patrick who drove away the snakes, would
.,o, them but he ola not. got BACK on July L.
lnry are after STILL
,Ihe clerk saw that he talking to an insane man
skcly was to await examination
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LONG ISLAND.

PATCHOQUE.-The annual reunion OF the I:7tn
Regiment, New York Volunteers, was held yesterday
About 100 surviving members OF tie regiment ar
rived from New-York, Brcokiyn and various Long
Island villages by TIE early morning train. Thoy
vess received BY the members OF Richard J. Clark
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NEWS FROM NEW-JE RSEY.
HACEFNSACK X.

HACKENSACK.
MISTAKEN FOR A SQUIRREL AND SHOT
While John II. Van Blarcom and James ouier "c.'
hunting for squirrels in J&cobsons WOODS near n'."
ensack. Yesterday they saw something move behind
s-nmp Van plarcom fred and put q load OF shot
into the head and shoulders OF A. Fountain &
son OF E. Frskine Weservrt, coal inerchnm; Aue
cape was extremely narrow.
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SEAL GARMENT ORDERS

SHOULD BE PLACED NOW xI.sO, REMODELING
NSD REPAIRING CAN BE GIVEN BETTER ArTEN.
TiON AND MUCH LOWER PRICES. NO STORAGE
CHARGED - . ...,
IS9 BROADWAY, bet. 18th and 18th sts.
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No CHOLERA GERMS

in Columbia Mscaroni; better than imported manu-
featured by Americans with American machinery from
American wheat. All srocers. =.
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announcements.

Announcements.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D..
90 WEST S9THST.
D.ca.es ~ the Nervous system Gcnito Urinary OfganA
Inpotency sSd Stsfilty. Hours. 8 to I. " D.
N0TExA. e 4 W. NoThxAs
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Simpson,. Craw "
OPEMl
Fall and Win

We open the Fall and Winter Season
tions in CL0AKS, SUITS, MILLINERY
EMeROIDERlES. MEMS FURNISHINGS
Our already great Dress Goods fame WI
BY the exclusive styles and designs to
tractive prices at which they will be OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

The train for Buffalo Is the z 30 y ! ese New
York Cencai: through in l. hours. -
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TIE TARIFF AND WAGEs.-With Democratic tcs.
timony 20 Mckinley prosperity from the Bureau Of
Inbor statistic. nd the Banking Department oil this
STATE. Price 1 cent. Ready after sept. d.
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e. c W.
A NEW OoLIlAA
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>E-rERDINNER SPEECHES.-A handsome pam-
inlet Of ~ pages, iiuag the most eloquent ana
en-, raining dinner speeches ana memorial
.rc.c, Of the public dinners Of the winter oil 1919
"a, IN Ncw.York Cay. - cent, n copy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-04-24

COUNTY division has been freely dis cussed by great many people, during court. The citizens from the western portion are yet determined to fight for Miles county until they get it. There seems to be little CT no opposition now in Graham county to the proposition. All are agreed that a satisfactory di- vision can be agreed upon.-Solomon- vile Bulletin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-04-24
CAPE coloNY's PLAN.
A Unique E,hibit Proposed for the Expo
 s-fion.

A Unique Exhibit Proposed for the Expo
 s'tios.
 Chief Allison is in receipt of an ap- plication from the commission from Cape Colony for an allotment of three tbouSa5,d to three thousand and five huntire,I .iserc feet in the manufac- tures h1:leirg. This is in addition to the exhibit to be Inadc by the Colony in the mining building. It is proposed 10 divide the exhibit into four courts: The first ~ill embrace a display of ostrich feathers in the rough and dressed states. ard number of stuffed ostrichcs ir, full pluInage. ostrich eggs. and the process of incubation. The second will show feeces of wool and mobair in show cases. maps and statis- ties of the colony stuffed Angora goats. etc. In the third court will be specimens of native production in skins. minerals. vegetables. etc. The fourth court will exhibit curiosities in the shape of Kaffir ornaments, keresses made Of skins, weapons. beads, etc.
 It is proposed to erect small Kaffir hut to be used as an office for the com mission and Malay map and wife in native costume will be imported as caretaters. In addition it is expected to bring over real Bushman and 6 Hottentot. who will also be in native costume subject to the regulations of the expoeifion-
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-04-24

IT is pleasing feature of the gov ernment silver purchases this month that the purchases are very close to the amount offered. There Is but one week more in which the government can complete its purchase of the I 4,5OO 900 ounces for April. It has already bought and paid for 100000 ounces leaYing a balance of 2,000, 600 oun- ces to complete the amount which the law compels i. to buy. It will be noticed that the offers are light and the price of silver has risen perceptably in consequence. The silver men may yet be able to beat the bears at their game where they have so long held the winning cards.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-04-24
August
 Flower

How does he feel ?-He feels cranky, and is constantly experi- menting, dieting himself, adopting strange notions, and changing the cooking, the dishes, the hours, and manner of his eating-August Flower the Remedy.
 How does he feel2-He feels at times gnawing, voracious, insati- able appetite, whciiy unaccountab,c, unnatural and unhealthy.-August Flower the Remedy:
 How does he efeel2-He feels no desire to go to the table and grumbling, fault-6nding, over-nice- ty about what is set before him when he is there-August Flower the Remedy.
 How does he feel 2-He feels after a spell of this abnormal appe- tite an utter abhonence, loathing, and detestation of food; as if a mouthful would kill him-August Flower the Remedy.
 How does he feel 2-He has ir- regular bowels and peculiar stools August Flower the Remedy. O
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-04-24

To Advertisers.

Alter Jan. Ist. 1892 the rates for advertising legal notices in the PRoSPECTOR will be the Price fixed by ;he is:h Legislative Assembly. Sec 5. Act 8 reads as follows;
 'AIl sheriffs notices, advertisements. sum mons. orders o; sale and other advertisements necessary 10 be done by the sheriff or his depu- ties, all notices of the probate judge and county schools superintendent. administrators. etc. SHALL BE CHARGED FOR at the rate of sI.oo per inch for the frst insertion and seventy five cents for each subsequent insertion. set single leaded in Nonparcil. and the sheriffs. probate judges administrators aye hereby required to collect all such charges from the parties from whom such service is given and pay the same to the paper or papers performing such services"
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-04-24

GENERAL OFFICE OF COMPANY:
 Block. DENVER, COLO.
 Also mills In operat,on ss follovs viz Calumet Gold Mining Co ,Mtdde Greek. rhssss Co, Cal The shasta Gold Extracting Co. Middle Greek. Shasta Co Cal; The Mrrcur Gold Mining Co. Fairfield. Utah; Tho Livingstone Gold Mining Co.,. Boulder, tsns; comstocs Gold and Silver Recovery Co., yir- giaSA. Nevada; Isaac Blake. 1otton mill at the Needles, san Herrsrdtno Co., Cal; Messrs Frank C Daring. Desdwood. Dakota. Alex BenhaGl. Boise Co Icaho, and otherB in coprse of erection
 The object Of ts company Is to introduce the Mac We have psrchssed from the Cassel Gold Extracting Comrany. oi asgow. Scotland the cxclusiye rights for te United States to the patents covering the process.
 Myou desire an experimental test. communicate if the results of the tes, are favorable win then make arrangements to treat quantity of SO pounds We are fuy prepared togrsnt royalties to mine and mill owners. 2. rights covering districts and counties The consists of the ores to nne of about % mesh. and then subecrinR tho same to the action of very dilute solution Of few tubs especially constructed according to our dia. k required extra in connection win any kind of pull verizing stamps or rolls.
 The total cost. rule does not exceed from t25o The most desirable class Of ores shs process the called refractory gold ores, Pyrtes Hemates Manganese and Teurium- We have also treated We will be pleased to any inquiries and fur. nish any desfred information
 Aeosrss. '. |. wtswAII. .. o. cox szs. SECRETARY.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-04-24
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 stead No. 1878.
LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN, ARIzoNA,i
 April 20, 1891.

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN, ARIzoNA,i
 April 20, 1891.
 Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will he made before the Clerk of the District Court of Tombstone Ariz. on May 25th 1892 viz. William N Fife of Fort Bowie Ariz for the SW i NV l and NY l SW l Sec l3 and \ ] SEE l Sec If, Tp. IT s K 2S E.
 He names the :ollowi-g witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz Brannock Riggs and Thomas Riggs Of Fort Bowie Ariz, c. B. Tsrbell and w. D. Monmonier, of Tombstone Ariz. HERBERT BROWN. 3 :2l :3ni Register.