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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-10
Report of Grand Jury.
ELKo, NEy., Jan. z, IS

ELKo, New, Jan. Z, 1892.
To the Hon. G. F. Talbot, District
Judge in and for the County of
EUo, State Of Ncrdda:
Your Grand Jury convened jan
uary 9th have considered one case of
burglary for which we found a true
bill.
Your Grand Jury visited in a body
the new iron BRIGGS oyer tho Hum
6oldt river and lind it a substantial
and first class piece Of workmanship
aud ii credit to the county.
We recommend that Mr. Ri2sby,
Chairman OF the Board OF Commits
sioners, be rcmuuGrated for extru time
aud service IN experimenting and
looking out for tue county's interest in
construction of said bridge in tho
amount Of ono hundred dollars and
that Commissioners Burns be re-
murerated in the SUN OF twenty dol.
lars for lik. services.
We further recommend that n re.
spectabie carpet DO laid in tho
occupied by tho Supt. OF Puulic
Schools and Bos'd Of Com missioners.
\ resolution ia hoss,o annexed 10
this rel "rt OF which it is u part, Il
copy Vi which we recommend 10 for
warded by the County Clerk to A.. n.
lownc, Gerccai Manager of the S. p.
CO. at San Francisco, Cal.
Special Committees vera appointed
on county officers and Offices, build
ings and streets and highways AID
their respective reports are attached
hs!e;o.
/. e. MORGAN, Foreman.
K +. HAMiLL, Src'ty.
The following is tho resolution 70.
ferred 10 iii tho nbovc:
RESOLVED: That tho action OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. in
sending forty men TO Elko during the
inclement Winter weather, ostensibly
10 Do enployel by said Co, and leav-
II! them without tools aud without
employment and at tho same time
ordering the hotels 10 refuse to give
the said men food, is an outrage for
which we san tiud no excuse.
REioLyEo: That we denounce tho
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
tcr this inhunan treatment OF honest
ana Industrious men.
COUNTY BUILDINGS.
To the Foreman OF Inc Grand Jury
Of Elko County, Neyada:
The Committee appointed TO exam
inc county buildings reg leave to sub
NIT tho following report. We visited
the County Hospital and were shown
through that building and it's sur
ronndings by air. Abel. We fed thc
same kept in first class condition H.
every particular, which certainly re-
fleets much credit on tho present yer,
efficient Steward. Wo also find th,
building in first clnss condition.
We visited the County Jail an
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Al \ r"gulnr meeting u Humboldt
Ifr"go No. 81, \. o. 4. w., held Mou-
Dig evening the following officers
"gro installed 10 serve Tor tho ongu.
ing tenn:
Oatrciuhnr, Master Workman;
Geo. ii. Maiga. Foreman: Gcu Craig.
head, OvcrsCGr; Arthur Rcinhaft,
Recorder; I'd Il Koyspr, Tinancicr; u
Ec'nhnrt, Receiver.
The following officers were also in.
stalled by EIko Eucnmpmcut No. 0,
l'o' q. T., last night, to serve for tho
ensuing term:
Edgar fcInpart. G. p; y. G. Jones'.
H. ~ y. w. licegon, Scribe: s.. NJ.
ii"nlcy, Treasurer, Geo. a. Grant. j.
w.
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THE WEEKLY INDsrHNDENT.
FEGI SATURDAYS CAiLY.l
SGL3IAGyNHi

Tho i~Nn"TESnE.;T Office has ,uet
rccei cd II lot Of The latest style aud
sr@ l,adios' Visiting Cdrda. Bring
alOn Jour Orders.
Tho ,dilo: OF the INDEPENDENT ia
trying to be- youLg Thursday after
r"un fcl. lown and GpsaIn.l his right
wrist. 1t will be al sight in a day or
two.
Mrs. l.. DIniher, of Cnriin, has beon
Il, po.ntei Adjuster Of Tho Carson
" ut Ia til toe vacancy uuuaed by
tic resignation OF Mass Kate Eel
loys.
w. Cunrs TIM, ono IT L-nhcr'sjour.
uuiig,a aIil join lhs matrimonial gang
about New Years and that tho foto
~ 20 performed IA Administration
cate.
: ear load o: snow ~shovclorf for the
rrIa-e.d cutaPany arrived last night
o. so. - Some Of thcn arc trying
tn dfn6 az all lilo whtskcy in Elko.
r--a.iy.
Iae,o gill be % services at the
Presbyterian Church to morrow ~ tho
l.n'. ullu",. went up 20 Wells on
No. / i..- 4.U5niGg where lao will hold
rr'y.rrs tomorrow.
Attention Is called TO thee 100 in
H. udy,r,.a mont f tho ..euLda
Ns.t GaIsyt. ~. Todd takes pride
IN k|rcIinG lis shop neat and clean
ara. UY g"tIouiliug him, you can
rnyo money
Ia ST.. Ftnl'n mission Tomorrow
there vii! b. Suniny s,hoo! at 10
o~''Ia.'l, - cu'cJruJion Of Ia. Holy
tpuaHu.'1, and 40 sermon, AT u
",'.6 Hurl vyca.Es pray OF and scrmon
~ Z O'Clock.
The sir'. fthe Southern Pacific
t.I"g.aVhrr- hnI been lctllnl by mu.
tna. yuu-a ..p..s. The rnil-npj com
pIuy T.i.05ruws tho uDuuxruus ali
on'r. aa.i .,rccs 10 re- nstT.s III tloir
",' r'H.lo.H inc STRIKING operators.
Oae horj-od and twenty-five nnow
s,'"y"I.r s.ruet ut Wells yc3teriay
i~...aa.;. Inry rinimcd tina, they
~"l. ~,rnns-i in Osdeu sd per
u.y Gu,I upnri. After arriving thero
tuty r'rg uul 10 work at .1.uU end
hoHJ themselves.
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[FRoa MONDAYS DauY.l
SALoIAG

The Grand Jury meets tomorrow
Hon. Il. ?. IIamill, OF Wells, is in
town this afternoon.
Tho County Commissioners met to-
day and transacted the usual amount
OF business.
Tho public school commenced to-
day uad young America is busy with
his books once more
y. NJ. Griswold aud wife will leave
Elko for ta2!7 rGGch in Lamoii.o Val
10y tomorrow morning.
Assessor EggcrB left for Carson
Saturday night 10 mco, with tho state
Board OF hssessors to -duy.
Miss Cora Harris came homo from
Curiin last night where sho spent the
holidays visiting Mrs. Roach.
n. BaIt, of Wells, came down on.
no. 1 this afternoon 70 consult d..
aiCigs about ono Ok hls feet that has
swollen so that he cannot stcp on il.
DIR. Prosy-Have YOU any particular
hymn tun; you like very much?
BashtuI hihideu-Y sir. Ho
cano to church with me last Sunday.
IN y EcrClf.
Chinatown ia sH;d to be the livelics,
past Of Virginia City. Il has twa faro
games which ace we'll ~ratrnniaei by
both white aad yellow suckers.
Senator John y. Jones. OF New
YORK, thinks ina. tho Dcnpcrnts will
nominate Boics, OF Iowa, Campbell, OF
Ohio, or German, or Maryland, for
President and that Blame will be
nominated by tho Republicans by
reclamation.
Survayor-Gsncral John Z Joncs
his appointed ". y. Harford, Of Car
son, To the vacant DeputysHip, caused
by the resignation of Dorsey Note.
ware. Mr. Iauio'i has been Chief
clerk in the Land Oaicc 10y years and
is QUO OF the beat accountants in tho
! State.
Tho New Toar's number OF the Reno
J"RT"ui is tho larHns; paper ever
prIn'rd ia t'I- State. [, il handsome.
iy illustrated wiIu crts og Eeno's
prominent busineas men and priucl.
pal buildings. Tho mut'c- is ,n,p-.
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Cakes Without Eggs.

Observing housekeepers quickly learn that DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder is far superior to other brands In
the fact that they never fail to make the finest pastry, and
If they wish to be economical they can dispense entirely with
eggs and can use a less quantity of butter for shortening
purposes. The advantage is not alone in the saving effected
but in avoiding the trouble and frequently the great difficulty
of securing eggs that are fresh. This is often a serious
trouble. ..
Cakes of various kinds from tho informal Griddlo
Cakes to tho stately Bride Cake can BIO made with Prices
Cream Baking Powder, which insurcs light, sweet and hand.
some cakes; or when used for Griddle Cakes to he eaten hot
enables their production in the shortest space of time, always
tender and delicious.
DIR. Prices is tho only Baking Powder that contains tho
white of eggs. Mono SO pure! None so wholesome
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant, III fact, the
purity Of this ideal powder has never been ques-
toned.
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The Grand jury.

J.. Il. Morgan. Foreman OF tho
Grand J0ry. this morGiug appointed
w. w. Boomer, NJ. II. miller, Il. T..
iiamilI and G. W. Grover ns II Com.
mittcc on County Oiiiucs; i. 3. Gard.
n"T, j.. H. Bradley. 4. ". lfcgson, w
@. Randolph. b. Armstrong and NJ.
PiS'"y on County Buildings; John
A;nley, j. d. Abe, r. Woodruff, Geo.
Williamson and Jacob Nu!Ron on
Streets aud Highways.
Tho several committees arc busy
this afternoon attending to their re-.
spOctivo dutics.
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B0nrd Of rridc Meeting.

Tho people OF EIko county should
DO represented Mt tho meeting OF tho
Stat BOGrd Of Frado, TO 10 held 10
Rcno ncSt Saturday, by q delegation
ot our citizens that would place tho
resources Of tho county before the
Board IN u proper light. We have
thousands OF ac'cs Of tillnblo land.
mines without nnmbcr rich IN the
progi"us mctnln and tho best stock
ranges in tho STATE. II our resources
were undo known 10 ito home seekers
Of tho East many Of them could be
induced to settlo here. Attend tho
meeting aud muko our resources
known.
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[FRoM TUESDAYS DAILr.l
SALMAGCNDI.

Inc weather Ia clear and mouer-
ately cold.
Ex.Commissioncr IIoncyman is in
tows to-day.
We regret TO learn that Mrs. j.
Alexander is quite sick.
Miss josie Cullen left last evening
for Pueblo, Col, on IL short visit.
q. II. Griswold and wife left this
morning for their home in Lumoilie
Valley.
Judge Talbot has returned from
Virginia City, where he spent the
holidays.
Ben. Armstrong and daughter,
Miss May, came down from Deeth
Yesterday.
|. The Grand Jury in a body visited
tho new iron bridge across the Hum
Goldt river this afternoon.
The Us will meet ut the Reading
Room 1T I o'clock this evening. A
full attendance is requested.
Misses Mullie and Annie She.han
returned Sunday night from tLeir
visit TO Salt Laxc and Ogden.
The District Court convened this
mornirs aud a Grand Jury WIS i'm
raneled, the ame Of which appear
elsewhere.
Boston Adre.tiscr:-Thc chief dif-
!crcnce between sterling and rchypo-
liberation is that one word is Of Saxon
and the other of Latin origin.
The French say that grape fruit
WIS the 'iorbrdden fruit" OF Eden.
Tho marks o! Ewes teeth II be ueen
near where tie stem joins the fruit.
The heavy SNOW storms prevented u
number OF ;Ee Grand Jurymen, from
tho country, putting in nm appearance
in the District CUurt this morning.
Col. 7. Is. Woods, n Pacific Coast
pioneer, died in Virginia City last
Saturday. The Col. WAS n whole
eoul"A, genial gentleman. Peace to
his ashes in the great beyond.
We don't Ike - kick but We are
tire! o; "GilDwiE- through the snow
caused by the street crossings being
blocked for days by empty cars. We
vii! kick good and hard il tho ubus.
continues.
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The Assessors Meeting.

Assessor Eggcrs returned FROM
Carson ,hiR morning where no bad
been attending n "a sion Of tic State
Board ot Assessors. NJ. Eggers
s'atcR that all Ia" ArGcssors OF tho
State prescnt aud that the meet.
ing with the state BARD ~as wholly
informal aId re uIt"i in not iug cS.
ccpt II general rcu4ulta.rD over tho
financial condition OF tho eeyeral
counties. lic also thipks that tho
meeting Will. IN tho hear future. re-.
cult in II lower ratio OF taxation for the
cHtirc Stats.
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STREETS AND ys.

To the Foreman Of the Grand Jury
OF Elko County, Nevada.
We your committee appointed on
streets and highways. report as fol-
lows: We have visited the bridge on
the lower crossing OF the Humboldt
and find it put up, as far us ito
bridge proper is concerned, in a sub
stantial and workmanllke manner
and it 10 Il credit to the Commission
crs. We would recommend II reason-
able compensation to the Chairman
Of the Board for extra services, in
looking after the work while in prog
ress. AS far us the condition OF tho
streets and roads is concerned, they
secm to be in II satisfactory condition
with the exception OF the present
snow blockade. We would recon-
mend 10 the proper officers the street
crossings be kept clear Of freight
cars.
JONI AtSLzv,
Z. WooDRuYr,
j. d. ABEL,
JACOB NELSON.
GEO. WILLIAMSON.
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lFnou wzpsrsDAr's DAlLr.l
sAEMAGUNDI.

L. L. Bradley, Of Dee:h, is 10. town
today.
j. r. TIurdman, Of Carlin, came up
last night.
Tho Sacramento base ball club has
II lady for its manager.
Montana has instituted an abso-
lutte boycott ngainst Chinese.
The Democrats organized the Now
York Legislature yesterday. Glory 10
God.
Henderson Green and two OF his
children at humboldt uro down with
tie grip.
DIR. J. W. Petty, OF Wells, came
down Yesterday and remained in town
over night.
Ex.Commissioner Francis Honey.
mar left OH No. l this morning Tor
bis home III Clovor Valley.
Tuscarora jake, the IEdian sent to
Carson from this county for murder
ing two Of his tribe near Tuscarora,
died last week in the State Prison OF
consumption.
Up tn the hour OF going to press
nothing definite has been received
from the Ohio Senatorial contest.
The latest reports are that Sherman
is in the load.
The telegraph limo between here
and Tuscurorn, which has been showed
under. is again in good working order,
G. ii. Coop ind crew having raised it
out Of the snow.
GG2ette:-The Board OF Trade has
sen, two fample sacks of WpshOe
spuds To tho Oakland and Sacramento
dining car. The cooks are using very
poor ones md the Nevada farmer
needs their custom.
A Carson dirpatch says that two
more men who left Hobart last Auu-
day in cOarch Of the Klein party have
not breh heard 81 since. Two Italiuus
are also reported missing, which
makes II tOta! o. nine ulcn now last
in the Sisrra5.
Franz Francis, editor Of tho Battle
Mountain Centred NcrOduR, was
married. in Austin last Sunday 10
Misc Dora BCrEit, CT paiisade. May
your''sirimG" Of happiness be Il long
one, BIO. Francis, and your proof"
without az error.
Twenty ears loads OF beef cat.
lie broke the road from Ruby Valley
10 Hiliecii yesterday. The cattle bo-
lOng.d t. Col. j. Is. Moore, John II.
Wright, Geo. Robinson and Vim.
Sao" and will De shipped to San
Francisco to-day.
The District Court convened this
morning AMI tho Grand Jury mads Il
partial report, indictin. \. G.. Teddy
on IL charge OF burglary. Laddy was
arTaignad and vloal gully, md the
Court ordered him 10 appear on Fri.
day, the Sth instant, for sentence.
A japanese doctor never dreams of
nsking II ropr paticnt.fur IA Zee. There
Is a pTovcrJ among the medical fra
iermity Of Japan: ''Whcn tho twin
cacnies, poverty and disease, invade
e home, then he who takes aught
from th2t homa, even though it Lo
given him, is n rubLcr."
The case Of tho Indiana young wo-
man who ate seven dogs and was cur
TO-; herself OF consumption, only TO
become Il victim Of the grip, is pecu-
liaTiy diatressing. Ii she had Dtcn
sprred ana her appetite had held out
think wiInt Go~nofactress she would
have been.
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Advertised ICttCrs,

Following ID II list Of letters rcmnin.
ing n tho Postonicc at Elko, Mon.
day, January g., 1852:
Grimm, g II Wcddlc, James.
Persons calling for any Of the aboyo
le!tors aill please say "Gdvortitcd."
EoaAgO Il. BhKtY. +. NJ.
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Following arc the mHmca Of the
WollS school pupils who deserve mcn.
ton for regularity pt attendance aud
good department, during tho month
of December:
Milton Shelton,
Jennie llamill
Edna Iinlnill
Elaine iIumill.
Miss B%ILLiNGs,
Teacher.
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MARRIED.

iRTswoLD-HARDEsTY-.-At the resi-
dcnce of z. L. and G.. W. TIardesty
on South Fork, Elko county, Ne
vada, December go, 1881, by tie
Rev. john Wallace, Mr.. 4. II. Girls
void, Of Lamoille Valley, to Miss
Nevada Hardesty, OF South Fork.
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hchoUi .~icpor;.

The following is II report o, tho,
North Forh school for the month end.
ing Dec. q, 1881:
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II you want your watch, clock ur
.eweiry repaired by a first class work.
n at reasonable prices take II to
Jam Neusohwander at Nye's old
tnu1.
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BORN.

PATTEEsoS--In Elkn, Nevada, Jan. 3
1891. to the wife Of Webster Pat.er-
son, a daughter.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
w. w. 8OOfiER,
T
ADyERPIgiNG RATES.

An be- nsvie - low u. i. corsi-.cnt VIII
sound uua.Ge,s peinCipios. Apply at tho u
n u tor tcrGs.
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COUNTY

L. E MORGAN, Foreman Grand
Jury, Elko county. Nevada.
Your committee on County Officers
and Offices beg leave to report that
We have carefully examined the books
OF the Supt. OF Public Schools, Coun.
~ Clerk, County Recorde. and ex
oficio Auditor, County Treasurer,
Sheriff, Assessor and the proceedings
and actions Of the County Commis.
sloners for the year 1891, and We fnd
all books aud accounts correct AMI
that the administrations Of the affairs
OF the county have been faithfully
aud honestly conducted during tho
last year.
". W. BOOMER,
C. w. GROVER,
NJ. H. MILLER,
K. p. HAMILI.,
Committee.
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Grand Jury.

A Grand jury composed OF tho
following persons was sworn in this
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DIED.

ScHMITr--In Elko Nevada Jan. /,
1882, Louisa francesca SchnItt
daughter Of Mrs. Annie NJ. Scbmitt
nged 3 years q mouths and % days.
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find il kept neat and orderly. Ne
would recommend that the FIRE. usl!
DO removed and the roof made 10 DO
iect over tho walls the came o. he
Court House.
We next visited tho Court Houre
and find it in first class order. Every.
thug in aud around said building is
in IA good condition except the ap-
proach 10 tho Court room, which We
would recommend To replaced by a
now one.
A. w. HEseos,
]. s. GARDNER,
J.R BRADLEY,
b. ARMSTRONG,
W. G.. RANpoLPn.
MYRoS PIxLET,
Committee.
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District No. IL, NeWbury.

Our committee have we rus: been
fortunate in securing the services of
Miss Euna Gray in the school room.
Miss Gray comes to us with good
reputation secured in her former
schools. 1t is to be hoped that Miss
Gray will sustain the reputation of her
predecessor Miss Rosa Parks. We
hope that some of our largest and
most advanced schools will be fortu-
nate in securing her services
Groton April 10, by Rev. Roberts, Mr..
Alonzo b. Fisk of Topsham, and Mrs.
Abbie b Minard of Groton, were duly
joined i'm marriage.-Fred Whitcher,
who has been engaged in an extensive
shoe mandatory in Manchester, is
at home sick with the measles.-The
sugar makers who have not gathered
their tubs have been enjoying a very
excellent run the past week, the quality
being much better than the previous
runs.
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Oxford.

The Oxford Circulating Library is
very grateful to the OPINION for Civ
ing to the public its history. The no.
tice was read by patron at the West,
who being a native of the town, was
greatly interested in what concerned
its welfare and manifested it by send
ing a generous donation of books. If
this item should reach his eyes, he will
be glad to know that his gift was APP
preciated. Since, another friend has
given pictures to adorn the walls of
the room in which the books are kept
We hope to still more call forth louder
praise through the columns of your
paper.-Joseph M. Willard of the John
Hopkins School, Baltimore, Md, is at
home for a few days vacation.-Ches-
ter Smith has commenced work for p
E. Cushman.-Mrs. Daniel Wheeler
has carpenters at work improving the
house which she recently purchased of
DIR. Barnes Frank White who has
been absent from town for several
years, has returned to his home.-Wm.
Cross made a flying trip TO st. Johns
bury.-P. Z. Cushman expects to milk
forty cows this summer and send the
milk to the cheese factory G..
ID. Wyman who has been teaching mu-
sic In the State College al Pennsylvania
for the past two years, intends form
ing classes in this and adjoining towns.
Mrs. /. II. Archer is dangerously
sick with rheumatic fever.
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Household Notes.

A lump of bread about twice the size OF
An egg tied in a linen bag and inserted in
the pot which boils vegetables, will absorb
thc gases which oftentimes send such an
insupportable odor to regions above.
a teaspoonful OF good cider vinegar
added To one gill of pure raw linseed oil is
said to make an excellent furniture polish
Rub white spots on furniture with es-
sence of peppermint or spirits of camphon
or hold hot plate from the stove over them
Plaster of paris mixed with gum arabic
water is used as a china cement.
When in hurry to boil some prepare
ton for dessert in a double boiler, if the
outside portion of the boiler be filled with
brine. the inside will boil Immediately,
owing to the much higher temperature of
boiling brine chan of boiling water.
A teaspoonful OF glycerin to a gill of
glue makes "a cement for fastening leather,
paper or wood TO metal. which is said to be
excellent.
II is claimed that silverware furnishes
one of the most reliable means for detect
ing defective drainage If it is covered
with black coating or furnishes soon after
being cleaned and after second or third
cleaning again becomes quickly darkened,
one should Investigate the drainage system
of the house
Try raw oyster ~ bait for mouse or rat
trap when other things fail
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In Order to Make Advertising Pay

In Order to Make Advertising Pay
a manufacturer must have a good arti
Gle to begin with-a poor thing may be
well advertised, but poor thing never
advertises itself.
We tell you that the Chiffon Paints
are the best to buy. make you familiar
with the name, and you buy them.
What is the result? You find that we
have stated facts in our advertisements
you find the Chiffon Paints are dura.
economical-sa satisfactory in every
way. You receive full value for your
money and are satisfied. We have
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advertises itself" The Chiffon
PAINTS are ga good thing"
Chiffon PAINT Co., Boston.