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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16
Bowie Distriot Court.

The Bowie district court has two
hung iuries on its hands now, The
one out on the Buck Moores case
and that one on the Washington
case, They will perhaps be dis.
charged today as being Contrary"
and the cases passed over until the
next court, Should this be the
case, the two men will haye a Tex
arkana jury to deal with them at
the next term, as our understand.
ing is that all cases now pending at
the "nats' originating in the terri
ritory described in the special court
BILL will be transferred to the court
at Texarkana and will be dealt with
by a jury who are acquainted with
the facts more or less In the cases,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16

hidden to 60 to the passenger de-
pots and platforms of said city for
at least five minutes next preceding
the arrival of any passenger train
and until said train has left, unless
he desires to take passage on said
train; and any person thus Offend
ing shall be guilty of a misdemean-
or and upon conviction shall be
fined in any sum not to exceed five
dollars
The council then elected John
Sabine, Jim Graves and George
Hughes, as guards, and will put
them on duty today, on the Cotton
Belt and Iron Mountain railroad.
After the quarantine business
was Hnished Mr.. ]. H. Davis, from
Little Rock, was on hand with a
we'll drawn up ordinance, asking
permission to erect a system of
telephones in this city, The prices
we're to be not higher than SO for
business houses and 81 for dwelling
houses, He proposing to furnish
two for the use of the city free,
The ordinance was read and passed,
unanimously,
Treasurer Dean was on hand, at
the request Of the council to make
a statement as to certain credits he
had allowed himself in his report,
but the council did not call this
business up but adjourned, the hour
being late,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16
West side COUNCIL.
QUARANTINE AGAINST INFECTED
DISTRICTS DECLARED.
Grant Mr. j. H. Davis and Associates
a Telephone Franchise.

The West side council held a spec
ial meeting last night to hear the
report OF the committee appointed
on quarantine. DR., Burke and
Tom Tierney were the members Of
the committee, and they reported
as follows
We, your committee, have con.
ferred with the East side Board Of
Health and have agreed to stand
half the expense of an effective
quarantine on the East side; that
is, we will hire three guards and
they three, and these six men work
the Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt
roads north OF here and stop or
turn back all persons from the in
fected or small pox towns or cities;
and if it be necessary, to hold any
one in quarantine, that we bear
part of the burden in paying the
debt incurred.
City Attorney John N. Cook, of
the East side, was present and rep
resented that city He explained
the quarantine service they now
have, He said they only worked
the Iron Mountain and that the
Cotton Belt road was left out by
them, because they did not stop on
the East side, but landed its passen-
gers on the Texas side; that to make
the quarantine effective the West
side must join in and help keep the
people from the districts where the
small pox is known to exist from
coming to this place, both on the
East and West sides,
Mayor Turner then heard from
the aldermen, and they were unani-
nous for quarantine,
The following ordinance was then
drawn and passed without dis
senting vote;
Be it ordained by the city council
of the city of Texarkana, Tex, that
as small pox is prevailing in the city
of Hot Springs, Arkansas, and in
the towns of Malvern and Brinkley,
Arkansas, and, whereas, we desire
to prevent the entrance of said dis
ease into our city, now, therefore,
quarantine is hereby declared and
placed against the above city towns
and county, and no person from
either of said places or from any
other infected district shall be per-
mitted to come into the city of Tex.
arkana, and the peace officers and
quarantine officers Of said city are
authorized to arrest without war
rant any person from the above
places found in our city or found
coming into our city and carry
them to the quarantine station,
Section 2, All persons are for
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16
"Dross Well"

Il. Greenroos, the tailor and
gents filter has just received an
Invoice of piece goods, which he
proposes to cut make and guaran-
tee a lt, at from $40 to $40 and up,
a suit pants 1926 and up, He Is n
good tailor, reasonable In his char.
ges, ana will give entire satisfaction,
He IL the poor mans friend when It
comes to price. Give him Il call
Shop in the Byrne block, East side
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16
Tho Modern Wny

Cammends itself to the well form
ed, to do pleasantly and eGectually
what was formerly done in the crud.
est manner and dlsagreeably as
well, TO cleanse the system and
break up colds, headaches and few.
ers without unpleasant after effects,
use the delightful liquid Laxative
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16

70 nursing mothers, Dr. Pleree's
Favorte Prescription Is a priceless
boon, for It not only strengthens
the mother, but also promotes an
abundant secretion of nourishment
for the child, For those about to
become mothers, It Is even more
valuable for It lessons the perils and
pains of childbirth and sbortens la
Dor. OF all dealers,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16
KNOCKED HIM DOWN.

Yesterday at about 3 o'clock, two
white men squared themselves for
a fight in the ally back Of saloon
block" and two or three knock
downs were had, The business men
in the Byrue block were lockers on
aud seemed to enjoy the ARRAY
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16

Ovarian, hbroid and other tumors
cured without resort to surgical
operation For pamphlet, testi.
monials and references send 10
cents (for postage) to Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, DuITa.
10, y,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16

Is pieces 40 inch silk figured Nuns
yelling, at 373c, worth 75c,
20 pieces 36 inch Henrietta, at 1910,
worth 25c,
12 pieces 40 inch Scotch suiting, SOC,
extra value.
Ask to see our specials in silks,
25c,, SOC, 75c. and ST.
A full and complete line Of Ladies
Ready-made Skirts,
1850 doz. Ladies Sample Handker-
chiefs, at Be-, worth l5c, ~
25O Ladies Feather Fans, eve.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16
Meet all Trains.

Mr. Oscar Madden has put on 4
hack to meet all passenger trains,
and will carry passengers to and
from all trains to any part of the
city His hack will make daily trips
TO College IIlll from Ragland's book
store, leaving at 8 o'clock p, IN,
Leave orders for him at Ragland's,
9s7s1m
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16

For a nice juicy steak and fine
meats Of all kinds call on the enter
prlslng Huddleston Bros,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16

ming shades, at 35c., worth 81.
IS doz, Ladies Ready-made waists
25c., good value.
20 pieces 1914 Sheeting, 12Ic, yd.
100 pieces of Spring Sateen 1oc,
worth l5c,
100 pieces of Check and Satin
Stripe White Goods at 1Oc, worth
20c.
20 pieces, A Lonsdale Bleached
Domestic, &c.
20 pieces Gingham 39c.
500 pieces Calico, Be,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16

M ne Calico good quality fast coor &c. Sc per yard
a indigo Blue Calico best quality fast coors 2c cut to
vide Bached Fruit of Loom Domestic was &c. &c per yd
ara % ached Lonsdae Domestic &c. cut 63c per yard
S I2u SeG Canton Flannel, 1Oc. cut to 73c per yard
rhed Sheetng, good brand 2Oc, cut to 13c yard
Sd heetng Peppere brand 25c cut to 155c per yard
bed Sheetng Peppe brand 274c cut to 73c yer yd
e pbeached Domestic soft finish &c., cut &c. per yd
Sc,es s%r was lOc,, cut to &c, per yard
Apron Gghm nice patterns good quality was &C., cut to DC per yd
b 3 Beched Pillow Casing 123c, cut to &C. per yard
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16
NO. 179.
FIRST WEEK OF OUR SERIES OF
Sales
COMMENCING MARCH Is,

we will show Of the grandest stocks OF Dry Goods
ever before shown in Texarkana in price, style and
grandeur Our line Of Dress Goods is far superior to
any we have ever shown before.
Our line Of Silks ranges in price from II 1-2c. to
$3.50 per yard.
Our house is chuck full of BARGAINS that cannot
be approached elsewhere. These are few of our
many bargains.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16
VOL. XI.
1e are Going 10 Offer You
SOME OF
The Greatest Bargains

ovop received in your life. Here are few prices;
YOU ever bought at these figures before. Come
.aIy they will go fast:
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16

After the adjournment Of our
meeting ION Thursday afternoon a
committee of two (our worthy pres.
ident being one) visited few stores
on Broad street, and they were very
successful, thanks to the generosity
and liberality Of our merchants,
From some we received cash and
from others food, and we now ex.
tend to each our hearty thanks.
The W, G, T. U. meets every
Thursday at 3p, M, in their hall,
tformerly Y M, 9, Az Mrs John
Hallum, President,
The Loyal Temperance Legion
meets at W, 9. 4. u, hall every
Saturday at 1880 p, m.
Mrs, M, M, BUYERS,
Superintendent,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16

Our relief committee reports
three orphan children; widower
and five children; a woman and her
father, the latter aged and i'll, aud
a poor old woman who has been
confined to her bed for six weeks,
without food or clothing, Our
committee has done a great deal
for these persons, yet more must
be done, and we appeal to the char
itably inclined citizens of our city
for help in this work, Give us a
pound or more of medicine, cloth
ing, Cast of or shop worm food or
fuel, and you will greatly assist the
W, G. 7. u, in their WORK Of reliev.
ing the wants Of the worthy poor,
Send your donations to W, G. T, U.
hall any Saturday afternoon from
1880 to 4!30 A committee will be
there to receive them,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16
Temperance Column.
EDITED BY THE W. G. II. U.--PUBLIBH-
ED EVERY SATURDAY.

The state convention Of the W, G,
r. U, will be held at Clarksville,
Ark on the 18th and 10th of April,
and at our next meeting we will
elect delegates to that body; there
fore we hope every member of our
local Union will be present.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-16

Remember | will sell all kinds of
groceries, at cost for cash, for the
next 80 days, 7. j, llopdooD,
March 8, 1895,
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ldssH.

Correspondence OF the Argus
Here we come again after a short
delay.
John G. Everlv had three hundred
dozen of wheat
j. T.. Moore attended quarterly meet
ing at Bethel last Sunday.
George Kiger, Of Morgantown, spent
Sunday with his family here.
Miss Cora Savage. of near Kingwood,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
Born, TO Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gale.
on Monday, July the Sth, boy baby.
A party from McBeesport are spend
ing few days at the Beaver Hole
fishing
Elliott Jenkins, Amos Gale and Jacob
Rohr were over at Morgantown last
Thursday.
The farmers are sowing a large
acreage of buckwheat on account of
the scarcity OF the hay crop.
Mr.. and Mrs r. o. shaffer took in
the Memorial and Odd Fellows services
last Saturday at Masontown.
Rev. ID. l.. Rigler is going to com
mence bush meeting at Mt Zion next
Wednesday evening and last over Sun.
day, July Dist
Some of the good people Of this place
met at Mt. Zion last Saturday 70 hold
Memorial services, but Rindar get the
cart before the horse.
The late rains has done much good
to the oats and grass Oats is going TO
make a fair crop and meadows are
thickening up considerably.
SELDOM SEEN.
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ALBHIoHTsvIhLE,

Correspondence OF the Argus.
There are plenty of fishermen along
the banks old Cheat.
!. S. Martin was out near Terra Alta
Sunday and Sunday night
Our people rejoice in the five years
sentence of The Smithley gang.
There will be large force of men
and horses In town this week 10 put
logs in the river.
Iocalsare somewhat scarce this week,
but we like TO see our town represent
cd in the columns Of THE ARGUS.
NJ H. Pell is going TO repair his
property here. And we arc to have
also a new Postofice built this week.
jefferson W6lch is putting the Terra
Alta pike i'm fine shape. All parties
concerned deserve much credit for this
work.
~. Groves and mother. and David
Beghley and wife, were visiting rcla-
tives ia and about here Saturday and
Sunday.
There Is some petty stealing going
on in st. Joe about the millS-hOuses.
and IL tho perpetrators are found out.
will be dealt with according TO law
Fenton Bell Baker. Of Davis City. has
been rusticating ia ST.. Joe the past
few days, the guest of d. u. Bishon
Fent is a splendid hard with children.
Rev a. G.. Mason preached at the
Bodehcavcr Chapel Sunday at 1880 a.
M. and will preach next Sunday at
Beech Run Hill NJ. II. Church az 1880
a. mi.
Mcclure Mason returned homo last
week after an absence Of six months.
Mack looks hale and hearty, and as
usual, a smile for all whom he chances
20 meet
Two Mr.. BiilinRleys and Mr. Canada
all frOm Greene county. Pa, came Co
our town Friday. Saturday Mr. Biu-
ingsloY and Miss Ella Bocrbower. and
Mr. Canada and Miss Clara Beerbower.
drove TO GAINESVILLE and returned via
Terra Alta in the evening
WILD Car
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secured position in tho graded school
at Grafton this coming winter,
Three Of the Nowburg boys were ar.
rested and made 20 work out their 6ncs
on the streets. The Errests were made
one day last week for jumping on and
or Of trains while passing through
town. We refrain from giving their
names this time. but II il occurs again
they will appear in the paper
Master Harry Clayton, the popular
news boy Of this place, am informed
will 60 TO Fairnont next week 10 20
in beef shop Of that place as an APP
prentice. The people of Newburg VIII
miss Harry as he is a nice, gentlemauly
and polite boy, which cannot truth
fully be said Of but few boys of this
place.
Or. =. j. Posten is having n serious
time trying 20 learn to ride the bicycle,
but the Doctor has lots of pluck and
will evidently succeed. AZ times the
Doctor is riding the bike and at times
the bike is riding the Doctor One day
last week he was lcasurly riding down
slight grade aslrido OK tho above
named animal, when all at once IL took
20 bpching and threw him OF and over
an enhancement and following up its
advantage running over him, and I'll
be darned OF the blamed thing didn't
kick him before he was able 20 get up.
The citizens of Newburg met In a
mass meeting Friday night TO pass
resolutions and to appoint a committee
OF as many as can go, to go to King
wood next court and ascertain why
there should be new road built from
Newburg TO Independence and why the
old and very Objectionable one should
be disannulled Among the two hum
dred that was present was DR.. II. T.
Lanham, Chairman, DR.. VIM. NJ Dent,
DIR. s. J Posten, Paul $ II. Lee, Frank
Nj. Dent, WIN. NJ. Dent, Jr, r. NJ.
Clayton, VIM. ii. Horchler II. w.
Horohler, Geo Barnes, Neil j. Howard
and numerous other prominent and in
huential men. At times tho meeting
was very enthusiastic and the different
speakers were cheered TO the echo.
Charles Williams and Sam. Montpom-
cry were seen coming in town about
daylight Saturday morning. It was
correctly supposed las was discovered
later that they were out in the coun-
try to see their girls and was refused
admittance TO their domicile by the old
folks and ordered TO clear out, and OF
course, returning for IA reasonable time
for fear the matter would be sus-
pected, and the supposition is that they
stayed in the woods all night They
were asked the question whore they
had been, but they refused TO tell and
looked wise. Your correspondent con-
eluded 10 ascertain, IL possible. where
they had been, and what they were
doing With tho above results, / pre-
sumo hereafter when the boys are re-
quested to give an account OF them
selves they will do so. AS mysterious
reticence some times raises suspicion
and leads to an investigation as it has
done in this case.
NVurarrpue
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6fTs. 81. u. BelE, 0ssaaDaeossite, Rosss
wifo OF tho editor OF Tho Graphic. tho load-
Ing local paper OF Miami county, wfitsa
"E sOas troubled sCSfgt heGFe aiseaae
for six years. severe paipltatlons, short
ness OF breath, together With such ex-
tromo nervousnesB, that, at times 1 would
walk tho floor nearly all night. We
Consulted tho best medical talent rs'..i
2tseD safG there so0S no heIIf Iot. s,gesi
inst had organic disease Of the heart for
which tnoro was no remedy bad read
your Advertisement IN Tho Graphic and
ayearago, as a lastresoFt. tried one bottle OF
<3T. A0cs' AcsC GHFa y0s fho Heart.
which convinced mo that tuoro was truel
merit In a.. 1 took throo bottles each OF the
Heart euro and Restorative Eorvlno ard
~ completely cured Spe. A sIeesil
VOL at night. my heart beats regularly and
haVe no moro smoJncring spells Z Sisb
70 say 20 All who bro euTomng as i didti
there's relief unS0id io7 thom II they viii
only give your remedies just one triai.sI
~. Miles Hear5 Cure Is cold on a poslfivo
guarantee shat tho hfgb bottle Viii beno0t-
al druggists sell itatt, bottles FOR 70 OF
tWiii hc sent. IrrDaidt on f0cefpf ~ bffca
by tho DE-. Miles hodicsl Co., Eikhaft, Ind
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
Restores Health.
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VALLEY POINT.
WnIsKERs.

correspondence Of tho Argus.
Rev Berry preached at Sugar Valley
last Sunday evening.
Preaching ut Mt Marian July 25th
at p. m. by Rev f.. l.. Bigler
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Forman spent
Sunday with c. G. Graham's, at Guse-
mans.
Mr.. II Garner and family wcro visit
ing at Harvey Cupps Saturday and
Sunday.
Misses Ivy Protzman and Ida Ora
ham were visiting Mr.. Eben Graham
Sunday
H. Feather and family were visit
ing at ia. Gales and Valley Point on
Sunday.
Wilbur Smith has purchased "a fine
cart and seems very sorry that Rachel
is SO far away.
Mr.. WIN Euglehart has returned
home, as the Normal School has closed
at Bruceton.
Miss Matte Graham, who has been
in the Craborchard for some time, has
returned home.
Miss Anna Smith has gone TO Friends
vile TO spend some time with Mrs.
Jenny Casteel
Joseph Martin has returned home
and will help his father, j. N. Martin,
70 run his planning mill.
Misses Rachel Liston and Rosa Gra-
ham, have went 10 John " Cranes TO
stay for the summer season.
Our farmers have commenced Har-
vesting. The hay crop will be short
Corn ond oats are looking we'll
Misses Grace and Lettie Kelley and
Mrs. Diamond, Of Terra Alta, were Wis
ting Mrs. Susan Hartman, Sunday
Miss Lila Miller, who has been visit
ing friends and relations at tlis place,
has returned 70 u. h. JaclSsons 40
Kingwood.
Mr. Umble. Of Marldcysburg, was at
Valley Point looking after wool. We
do not know If he purchased OF Hart
man Bros. or not
Ben Miller has retdrued 10 Gusoma n 8
to commence work again Hc has been
home for some time on account OF the
serious illness and death OF his brother.
The sicl, at this place arc Jerome
fallseustinc, -. n. Martin aud Newt
Graham. All have lingering dis
eases and are very poorly az this
writing
John Miller, son Of James s. miller.
who has been ill for some tmc. died
July 18th. Burial took place at the
Miller graveyard on Saturday at TO
o'clock, which was largely attended.
Hartman Bros have made arrange
monts with huxtor from Uui0ntown
70 dispose Of their produce. As times
arc Frightening up i'm the coal region
we think our farmers can dispose Of
their prduco 40 better prices
The Glorious Fourth IS past. il was
celebrated here BY young and old, by
having % basket picnic which was well
attended The speaking by Rows.
Berry. Brooks, Orr and idlCmau was
very good and the good people were
very attentive listening to the ad-
dresses The Grafton by Miss Jennie
Barnes. OF BrucetOn, was well dchv.
cred. Miss Jennie has an excellent de-
livery and we thank her kinkly Tor her
assistance
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personal POINTS.


day here.
Frank Mccormick. of Bnekhannon.
is here visiting friends
Or. Manown returned last Fr,d., =.
evening from Monongahela City.
Mrs Emma Werner. and baby. OF
Parsons are here visiting relatives.
Miss Maud Brown was VISITING
at Masontown during the past week.
Fred Burdette, Of Grafton. was
mere during the past week ON business
Mr.. and Mrs J. Il. Cooke, OF uowes.
Ohio.
Robert and Edward Brown have been
up near ReedAville the past week, build
ing n house.
Prosecuting Attorney Cunningham, of
DAVIS, Tucker county was here last
week on business.
Mike lay ton is now engineer on the
T., n. q f. II. II. in place OF Newt. Nc.
Gee, who resigned.
Bert RielSford took Andrew Uphold
10 the Reform school ut Pruntytown.
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Dora Manear Fortnev and
oab by, from Martins Ferry, Ohio. are
here visiting her parents.
David 5, Goblin, OF Tannelton. and
Ralph T. Hon, of Rodamers, have been
granted an increase OF pension.
Mrs. Amanda Murdocls and dauph.
ter, Mollie, from Wheeling, arrived
last Saturday to visit relatives.
Edward Hawkins, of Newburr, came
over mere last saturday and went TO
work on the T., X. & L. railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob J.Guseman, oftbis
place, are now visiting friends and rel.
atives at Wiliiamstown, Lewis county.
Mo ~
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Gatewood and
daughter, Edna, spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting friends in Valley dis
trict
Miss Carrie ollinger. who has been
visiting Miss Nyra Watson. of this
place, the past two or three weeks. left
Tor her in Milton, Fla, Tuesday
Rev. John r. Haclxett arrived here
last week and accepted call as pastor
of the Presbyterian Church here He
preached Sunday morning and evening
Messrs. J. ]. Newton and John IL
Fisher, of Buckhannon, and w. f..
Lipscomb and DIR. Bascomb Baker. Of
Parsons, are summer guests at the Ho-
tel Gordon.
Sherman Gutherie returned Tuesday
rom Pittsburg, where he secured a
good position with the Times and ex-
poets TO return next week TO enter on
the duties of the position.
Messrs. j. w. White, Ed. G. Everly.
Grant Bower, Vernon Fortney, WIN
Smalley, George McGee, John III. Gar
ner and j. 5. Brown from here. at
tended the big game of ball at Rowles-
burg last Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Stone, wife of J. l.. Stone.
OF this place is lying very low and her
death expected any hour DR. Thayer
of Grafton, has been here this week at
tending her, but no hopes are enter
tanned for her recovery.
George Golf, of this place, returned
last week from Rowlesburg. where he
spent several days visiting his brother,
Larkin Golf George is very popular
az Rowlesburg, especially among the
fair sex, as can be seen by the smile he
wears whenever he returns from visit
there.
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reaeher,s. Take Notice !

The Teachers Institute will convene
at Terra Alta w Va. July 22nA, 1895.
and continue five days
The law, as 60 Institute attendance
must be complied with. Trustees and
Secretaries of tho Boards OF Education
arc notified not 60 employ and contract
with teachers until they present cor
tiicate OF attendance At some Insti.
tute or excused by the BOARD OF Exam.
iuerS II. = WHErsELL, Co. Sup't.
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Lightning Hot Drops
What Funny Ramei
NeFy True, but u kills All Psin.
Sold Everywhors. Every Day
Without Relief, There is No Payl
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WONDER OF THE 10TH CENTURY
AUTOMATIC GRAIN AND
q SEED SEPARATOR.

Just what every farmer should
have.
Will pay for itself in one year.
1T cleans and separates all kinds
Of grain without additional labor.
1t takes the cooked out OF wheat
and leaves the seed perfectly clean.
IT will separate Red Top Glover
and Timothy OF the same time.
The Machine Does Its Work Perfectly.
You put in the grain, the ma
chine does the rest.
1t is put up out Of tho BEST Ma
TERIAL and will last life time.
In fact, one Of the most useful
machines invented.
Sold and handled exclusively by
OSCAR w. zIHN,
GLADESvILLE, W. VA.