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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the
ear There is only one way to cure
deafness and that is by constitu,
tional remedies Deafness Is caused
by an maamed condition OF the mu.
cous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is inhamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it Is entirely
closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to
It's normal condition, hearing will be
DESTROYED forever; nine cases out OF
ten are caused bo catarrh, which Is
nothing but an inlamed condition
Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure, Send for cir
culars free
r. j, CuENEY 4 Co., Toledo, o,
pay" Sold by Druggists, 7Oc,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06
Great Texas.

Texas has risen in ten years from
eleventh to seventh in population
Now then, if she has done this vel
in ten years just past, what will she
doin the next ten? Texas is a whale
that no whaling expedition will
ever capture this side of the goal
She will soon rival California in
fruit, she's the queen on cotton and
she has more good tillible soil than
any other state in the union. Every
day her name appears in the cattle
reports sent out from the great
stock yards.-[Ex.
What is said of Texas can be well
said of Arkansas, Our state is
climbing right up the golden stairs
of prosperity We will be with Tex
as in all things except size,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06
QUITE HOGGIsH.

Ex-Gov. Hogg is reported to have
eaten 80 pound watermelon at
one sitting at the Tyler Fruit
Palace last week and put away a
peck of peaches on the side. Wax
ahatchie Enterprise,
The Ex-Governor goes the whole
Hog(g) or none when he starts
out.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06

One night when Mr., Isaac Reese
was stopping with me, says M, r.
Hatch, a prominent merchant of
Quartermas, Washington, | heard
him groaning On going to his
room found him suffering from
cramp Colic. He was in such ago
ny [ feared he would die. l hastily
gave him a dose of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy. He was soon relieved and the
first words he uttered were, "what
was that stuff you gave me?" / in
formed him, A few days ago we
were talking about his attack and
he said that he was never without
that remedy now, l have used it
in my family for several years, |
know its worth and do not hesitate
to recommend it to my friends and
customers, For sale by Smith Drug
Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06
The Denison Carpet stretcher and
Taoker.

Mr. fo/R Simpson, representing
A new and valuable Texas invention
name above, Is in the city exhibit
inc the same, We have seen the
instrument at work, and fully
tested, and can unhesitotingly pro-
nounce It u good thing It stretch
ca and tacks down a carpet with
less than half the worry and work,
by the old method.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06

The Indians were not driven into
Jacksons Hole and the hole pulled
in after them, as many thought
would be the case when the "blue
coats" appeared, but they soon
made it known that they were the
agrieved parties, and not the pale
faces, as the dispatches had made
the country at large believe, They
are now on their reservation,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06
Illinoise Legislature,

We're through,
But you can bet
We didn't quit because we want
ed to.
Six months,
And then six weeks,
But our term runs to 81;
And five dollars a day
Qncluding Sundays
Is nothing to be sneezed at.
Talk bout indictments;
Well, what tor?
We amt done nothin',
And cant be indicted for that.
And if we left no money in the
vaults,
You bet we made a noise,
Likewise a smell,
Which nothing but a sewer can
excel,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06

The Democratic party of Mssis-
sippi are whetting their knives to
skin the hybrid party now forming
of Republicans and Populist Mark
US they will land the pelt on the
fence in due course Of time,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06

The goIdbugs Of Wall street, New
York, are beginning to realize the
fact that their methods and pur-
poses are fast becoming known to
the people and are likely to be in
terGeree with by the silver agita.
tion, and are perfecting arrange
ments to food the country with
their literature, They believe that
something must be done to counter.
act the educational influence now
operating among the people, They
have waited too long, as the results
of their work are too plain to the
people Of the country rs, G, Cot
ton Plant,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06
Inlnortant.

Fine iewelry, diamonds, watches
and silverware, One Price Only at
Sir llechts the reliable jeweler,
20 Is Il
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06
Talk with Kirby " Kelley about
YOnr real estate.
NnTING.

WANT every man and woman In Tho United
States Interested In the OPIUM and Whllhy
eaaea, Addreaa N, Al, WOOlleY Atlanta, On,
Bok aag, and one will be sent you free
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06

Think of this; Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is the only true blood purifier
prominently before the public eye
today. 1t cures disease when all
others fail, because it makes pure
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06

A motion for Il new trial in the
Taylor Brothers case, for the killing
of the Meeks family will be heard
today at Carrolton, Mo,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06

Step in at S, M, Ragland's and
"cool Off by drinking a sparkling
glass Of ice-cold soda water.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06

Those beautiful silver belt buckels
at f. L, Schusters always please
tn ladies' Call and see them.
IN
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06

Hoods Pills cure ]aundice, bilious
ness, sick headache, constipation
and all liver ills, 3
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06
Western Realty and
Commission Company,
GENERAL :. BROKERS
And Commission Merchants.

We buy, sell, rent and exchange real es-
tate,
We loan money at q cheap rate on inn
proved City and Farm Property.
We build houses on monthly payments.
We sell choice building lots on the INSTALL
ment plan.
We have the best plan of Investment ever
offered,
We arrange all kinds of exchanges
We handle all kinds of merchandise on
commission.
We have the facilities to do business
promptly and to your advantage.
Give us trial
Office at old First National bank building
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06

S. NJ Ragland's for the most de-
licious iced drinks.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-08-06
kl:;$57Slii1Ls.y
for Infants and Children.
mmnTHERs, Do You Know n. p.n.,,s

EEE Bemans Drops Godey Cordial Soothing sp
BB@ most remedies composed opium morrhnei
81 Won Know Supplying
no You Know that most countries druggists permitted sell
.sout labelling them posonsi
M You that should permit medicine to h
,.vn or your physician know of what compoedi
M You Know Casoa vegetable preparation,
ovlnrelent published with every botte
No You Caora
0Ios been in for nearly thirty years.
:, al other remedies for children combnod
No You Office Of
Countries have Pitcher
a. and its formula prison
no You Know no frgung this government
o cosorla had been proven absolutely harmless?
Do Yan Know 35 cora frnacl IS
r+s nocentad doe1
DO You when possessed Of this perfect children
.tcTt we'll and that you have untroSeu cst2
Well, these things worth knowing. They facts
=: s:!e;::s see:=9s = III &zzz- :; 5ss5sss % sss:E
children Cry for Pitchers GastoFia.
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THE x,LLIse OF ruR SEALS.
Inform stion Gathered d by Collector Sam
ders-Jnage swans Opinion.


Port Townsend. Jan. s--Special-T
treasury department recently request
cd the collector of customs To transmit
a compilation cf Puget Sound sealing
data 10 the secretary. II fs to be used.
1t IN supposed. in connection with the
proposed settlement OF Canadian seal
ers' claims. The report shows that dur
ing the last three years vessels haiing
from the Sound have taken more than
1900 skins. In 1894 sixteen or eighteen
vessels were engaged in sealing, and
the combined catches aggregated 5so2a
skins Each seasons catch shows an
increase over the preceding year and
indicates that the industry Is growing.
though somewhat slowly. The Indians
at Neah bay have caught large num-
bers OF the animals, and their pro-
fieiency appears TO have increased each
year.
Judge James G.. Swan. a representa-
tive of the Smithsonian Institution,
Washington City. who Is probably the
best authority ON sealing matters on
the Pacific coast. says:
II consider our laws regarding fur
seals IS a monumental hunbug system.
inaugrirased solely for the benefit of
the Alaska Commercial Company, and
their successors, the present fessees of
the Pribilof islands and not for the pub
lie good. 1t Is true that the govern
men4 derives a rent from the iasseSs OF
shase islands. hut when we look aG the
expense of maintaining a fleet OF armed
yessels as 4 police patrol In Bering sea
and the expease of litigation and the
- a ~. -44
vessels for unlawful seizure. all the
Wanted benefits Of the lease Of the
Isfsbiiof islands dwinaies into insignifi-
cance and the credit side Of the gov
ernment ledger presents but d sorry
sight
1--WE are told that the SEALS are de-
crVassmg In number and soon viii be
exter11inated. as they were said Ia he
az Cape Horn, and the facts are cited
As parallel cases, The seals were driy-
en- from the Care HTorn islands by the
greed Of the hunters. as they are heiaS
driven frasn tae Pgihii0f islands by the
actions az the company themselves.
bat the fur seals have not hsen exts~-
minated az Cape Horn nor viii they
be extern9nated when the las. oae
leaves 8he rribiIof Islands. they wlll
simply go 10 some other ptace. The
Cape Horn far seals have uasfiai!exi
in incredible numbers on the South
Shetland islands, ard the PrIhfioE
Islands seals are returning 20 Copper
Island ana the japan coast They wili
nos be extinguishea. Notwithstanding
the lae9ix os the far dealers of san
Esr.ssaessxo. but they will surely BE
tsfivea from the Prsbilaf islands The
laws slsesild he ALTERED cr amended 50
the pablo. ard Eaet y powerful snaapp-
oas. viii ~ benefited ] believe tfzsS tha
same gnea ~FSo are nretectrd on ine
4stiausle as fishermen sAssuii b. pra~
fgcteA on the fsaclssc. and not branded
a. fssrases and ssoassresS
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Two prem,aens w.l,. w.ll. Men 1a...

waiia waih, Jan. Especial Dell
Isasher one Of the best known nsen IN
walla waiia. and formerly a resident CT
Spokane. occupies quarters 10 the county
Jail. suffering from deiirium tremea1s.
He represents Hotaiing & Co.. of Pert
land. and came to the city about two
weeks ago and made HIS headquarters
at the State hotel Shortly after his
arrival Walter Schumacher. proprietor
Of the hotel, noticed that Iasher was
seriously affected with asthma. and re-
auested ;ha; he go 10 the hospital for
treatment. He refused and since that
time he has drank more or less. ard the
combined Irregularities have caused an
alarming degree OF insanity. He was
cared for at the hotel until this morning.
when he became unmansgeable and was
transferred 10 fall for safety DR. Key
Ier. the attending physician. SAYS he does
not think Lssher's condition of a serious
nature. aud he has hopes OF early re-
cavery. Isasher insists that his life is
threatened. and that soane one pursuss
him. He Is resting easily this evening,
has Ia under the supervision or guards.
Peter nurant, Frenehman. an old
and wealthy resilient Of this city. was
discovered violently insane this morn
ing and rrorseradsng the streets with a
sicahle-earTeieyi shotgun In search OF per-
saus who be said iafenaaa 10 Kill him.
ISaraas Il 3 bachelor, ard lived in a hut
by himself in the heart o. the city. he
WAS taken 80 The house OF s. friend, boz
later hsni 70 be transferred 10 The county
JAIL Fiis frfeEsas VIII ask 4ha. ne be
kept II a private asylum
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THE DEATH OF nRs. JAsoUs.
Her Friends sunpscions that There Wa
Touf Play.

Her Friends Suspicious that There Was
foul Piny.
Tacoma. Jan. 6.-sIrs. Marie Jasous. who
was killed by walking or train near
Ashland, Or. yesterday, was participant
In romance and owned a handsome
home in the north end and property esti-
mated 10 be worth nearly a quarter of
million dollars. Five years ago her first
husband. Mr.. Bernhardy, died, and after
ward she led a quiet life here. Her home
adtoined the Interstate fair grounds, ana.
during the progress OF the fair she was
frequent visitor there. In the Turkish VIII
lage she met Mitchell Jasous, a Syrian,
employed in his brothers bazaar. He was
handsome and young and he smiled on
her. Sac learned 10 love him. 70 the
amazement Of he.. friends. The couple
were married in November. the brides
rousseau being marvel of beauty. They
went to California on their wedding trip.
and were raturning shea the fatal acci-
dent occurred. Some or her friends enter
tain suspicious of foul play.
Portland. Jan. e.--Mrs. Jasous. of Ta-
coma. who fell from the northbound Ore
gon express yesterday near Hornbrooa.
Cal, and was killed, was very sick all
Q4E Itsad3. 1itS t&ast4GS& En tJ0t4cS
sleeper. and was accompanied by her aius-
band and his brother. a passenger who
was on the train states that Mr. Jasous
awakened the passengers in the tourist
car about : a. m. Saturday, saying his
wife was gone. A search OF the train was
made. and the woman was nowhere TO be
found. The Jasous are Syrians. and can
speak very little English. The husband
was very nervous, and insisted that the
passengers make out and sign state
ment generating him from all blame.
One OF the passengers wrote out a state
ment and a number signed H. but later
on there was a suspicion of foul play.
When the train reached Ashland an en-
CINE was sent back to lock for the body.
the husband ard brother accompanying It
The corpse was found in a snangled condi-
ton between Hornbrook and Slskiyou.
TIE body was Brought to Ashland. where
an investigation may be held.
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Large Secret Society Meeting
Held at Tacoma.
srTERArr4cks on THE CHURCH
Something Queer About the Death Of
Hrs Jssous, 0f Tacoma.
shs Was RseA a.A Married Young
syrisa IN tho TurkIsh Village In she
Interssats Kair-H How the Captain Of
the Habcoek ReJeinsd His ship.

Tacoma, Jan Especial meeting
attended by fully ZOO persons was held
in the Arnory hail this afternoon ura-
der the auspices Of the A. r. A, the
Knights OF Pytnias. the Odd Fellows
and the Sons Of Temperance, to pro-
test against the receat edict Of the
pope placing the latter three secret So
ciefies under the ban OF the Catholic
church G. w. Van Fossen, president
OF the state A. r. A., made a speech Of
half an hours duration. reviewing pa
pal interference In the affairs OF Eu-
repean countries and the United States
G. w. Gallagher. a congregational
minister, spoke In behalf OF the Odd
Fellows. He declared that this order
was tEavougnly Christian and emil
nentiy humane In teaching and prac-
uee He briefly reviewed its history
and enumerated its charitable deeds.
Why the pope did not want Catholics
TO be Odd Fellows was because the
Catholic church. TO exist, must eonfine
she mental visions og its members 10
the narrow channels of ignorance. SUI
perstltion anG fear. To so into Odd
Fellowship broadened mans mind
and therefore unified him to be a
Catholic
Rev. e. r. Rattery, a Congregational
minister. spoke briefly as a Son Of Tenn
parance. 1T stood the pope we'll in
hand to place temperance under the
ban, he declared, since four-fafths Of
the members OF the Catholic church
are keepers Of dives. saloons and gam
bling joints. He was willing for any
American TO hold whatever religious
! views he pleased. but the pope and the
Catholic church must keep their hands
off American institutions.
State Senator Ed. Taylor. a knight
OF Pythisss. created merriment by
charging Mr.. Van Fossen and Repre-
sentative Fred Taylor, president and
secretary of the state A. +. A., with
brIbfng the pope TO Issue his edict so as
to drive all the Catholics from other So
cieties into the A. r. A.. the only So
ciety left not under the ban. The sem
ator said the pope's edict had made
A. r. AS Of the So. p00. 900 Protesfants
and half OF the 1o.e00.Oo0 Catholics in
the United States. The only Catholics
who upheld 1t were the ignorant and
foreign-born.
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few says aro szse captaIn sessgr4phed Mr..
Bartlett s.shak through unforeseea cir
camsfzncss be was compelled "a take
crew In Tacoma. bat thai Ne was willing
to resmburse him for nay expense or
srouhie that BE might have keen pat to-"
Levy went to Tacoma and put In 4 biis
for sz7a. which Capt. Gxahzm refused 20
pay Ihe ship came down acre yesterday
and was proceeding 10 sea whsa Levy de-
cssed 20 libel her, but On account Of the
necessity and delay os going to Seattle for
the necessary papers 70 delay the
vessels departure. he nied complaint
with Tnited states Commissioner Swan.
siiegirg the above faess. wnereupoa q
warrant WIS issued to Marshal Baker.
who intercepted the ship Just as she Was
leaving the harbor and brought the skip
per ashore under arrest After consuisa-
ton with a friendly tug boat captain he
learned for the first time that hss arrest
Was illegal and unwarraased. and his cha-
grin. when he realized how completely he
had been .-blaffe6." can mars easily be
imagined than described. At this june
ture messenger came up and hurriedly
informed Marshal Baker that his wife
was dying.
.srsl turn this man over 10 your custody.
captaIa." said Baker to the tugboas skip
per.
-sSo. yor won't IN not take charge Of
hiss,,- was the emphatic answer
.syoa'H have TO- yelled back the mar
shal. as he rushed away TO the bedside OF
his wife, whom he found cosd In death.
she having died hah an hour before his
arrival.
.sIll do nothing of the sort" was the re-
ply, but Baker heard him not.
Capt Graham went asy to a tughoas Of
fce and mealtated-
You'll stay here until return7" said
the tnghoat captain.
.-Certainly."
"ysu viii not run aways''
Ne
The tugboat captain was then called
away for few moments and when he re-
turned the bird had Aowa. A vigorous
search was Instituted without success.
Then 1: was asteFsalned that Graham had
slipped cut of the back door. gone down
20 the beach ard hired . couple of boat
men to put him aboard OF a small tug go-
ing down the straits At midnight he
overhgulei his vessel near Port Angeles.
went aboard ana ssiisd out upon the
ocean. fugitive from Justice. bOund for
Liverpool.
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NEGROES ron onroos coat MINES


Marsbfsefd, Ore. Jan. e--Last month me
Beaver Hill coai cosnpaay had fffy ne~
gross imported from West Virginia 10 OPP
crate the D1ines here. The white furus
formerly employed WAS reduced IN pay
and consequently quit The negroes on
their arrival were disappointed. and aiIege
that the cosnpany's agent grosniy nsfarep-
resented the facts. Only q few OF thTgn
have gone 10 work. ard a portion OF them
have started on their return home. Tns
white miners have subscribed money u
send back the women and men who ere
In destitute circumstances. II II re1rsf tee
here that the coal company VIII bring In
another consignment Of negroes from -
astle
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sesoon.r wrecked. Three Wen Loaf.

san Francssea. Jen. s--Tssree ct ire
crew Of she wsscseE samson iost shesr
slges Friday when the schooner was
driven against shs rocks AZ F04st Bonita
lighthouse. They were Divers Baker ana
noi&a ard wasc9anssn Iohnzea. whea
The sehsarer went ashore Baker a7a DO
Iaa got sass 4 small boat. and ahlle wagt-
ing fer staers 20 get IN the boat was
sweos awAy ssy the sea. johnson with
shree oshers csHng to tAe rigging. hat he
became exhausted and WAS washed Of
into she ss.a. T-ae otner nea swan ashore
whaa the tile wsns Down.
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Not Till Then Will They Con-
slider Peace Negotiations.
AN ARMlsncE IS kEFusEo.
Destruction of . Tartar Army Sent
to Relieve Moukden.
fhoush Oatnumbered Two 10 One. tho
JapssDisperse the New Troors-Japan
Apologies TO the World fer the
Port Arthur Atrocities.

to negotiate for peace with japan had a
farewell audience with the emperor on
Friday.
japan refuses to grant an armistice.
Mr.. DENNY. the American minister. be-
Aeyss the negotiations viii be fruIsiess.
The japanese will withhold their terms
for peace until they shall have occupied
Peaing. japanese landing parties are
busy exploring the bays on the east coast
OF the province CO SSaantung.
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The wssser of the ~afn Hsbeoek Rsietn
asx yess#f-

Ter: Tewasea1. Jar. e-~speesai.-Cap
Graham ss Tee shin NsssiaFa 2, Rshwark.
wA8 w&s arrested lass nieat hy Deputy
Marshal Eszlxer. charged wish attempting
80 leave sne state for sa@ FagTso@e os de-
fraA5sae sss cFeslsorx, Essa ae good hgs @s-
care The oAargsunoa ahseh NJ .a@s ar
rested sks BASED npsa she sast shas Cart.
ssssh&au vssaalsy caasEzsfsss with Fsass-
iess & Sss&Ae. OF thss sssys 80 ship hss
crew. Tse latter sssh-sea IKE e0sFraet to
Max Lazy. ssssr1sng house keeper A
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Big heAd ii ere morning. Taka ueaD-
KRIS Magic Heada1hs Wakerk
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PLAYING chss. by Cable.

New York, Jan. e.--The arrangements
OF the Commercial Cable company for
transmitting the mo.Ea in the match be-
tween the representatives Of the Man
haitian Chess club ard the British Chess.
club are almost completed. The chess
room Of the Manhattan Chess CLUB af
New York will DO connected by special
wires through the cable office with the
western end OF .he Commercial com-
ranyss OCEAN cables al canso. y. 8.
ssr,s,arfy AT T-9nlon The roams OF she
british Chess club win he connected
through the cable with the eastern st.a
Of the canifany.s cables Practically In
stautana0us communication will be e.
sabg5shei In the rooms OF the competing
clubs. AZ soon ss sha frat move IS
made Il viii BE transmitted by q cattle
operator from Sew York 10 Canso. q dis
tance Of SO miles, thence b. one o. the
main Atlantic cables TO gaferytiie. on
tha szssEh western extremity Of frgian6. q
distance 81 s.fsf rnlgss. sheaee 80 the
roosns Of the british eaub. distance Of
ss1 miles. Elaborate arraugemeass have
beer rafie 70 prcvaos confusion fsetSeen
the different PAIRS of players
sex9xFr~1 sfsr IN snit&ag ~aprer1c Snsiffs
San Eraneisco Jan. s.--Attorney Horace
PasIhTngk. who had che sefHerIty In
ls-fes sssbsnitted 10 the supreme court TO
aeeaSe Justice Harrison OF f-asad. has
been 3lsharred By the eoart for three
yeaTs FhtIsrpok charged that Jasilee
Harrison. while attorney IA The Isesison
estate ease. was guilty ef Dishonest prafs-
ssses. and in his brief Phaseseok plainly
t5lf the esaTt what II sssosh % in abe
snstse~ TTsgs rhe supreme court says.
was contempt os sssurs. and rhlIbrcck mas
been pusEsh~s as sisted
Having nsSd Chssaleriain1s Cough Rem
esiy In nsy faniiy ard found II 70 BE- FIRST
class arfixie, take pleasure in recommend
ing il 70 my friends. !, Y. Fosrxs, Nezt-
perss Csl
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10hnsfnwn. Fs-. Jan s.-Thursssr and
lightning ussenea Ia a cold rain this
morning s1hacss continues Tho river u
rising with rush ard much uneassness
as fels ever ths result
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Ur. Prices Cream BalkinY fa0woee
y1osssss Pdy tigx1esf lssAaf 80 Olcso0a

csseawo has been Incorporated, with :
sanstal stock ef 81 $50 sxA. 10 nsanurzn4nre
tesspnese appliances ard 30 construct ana
ss,eTats telephone and telegraph ex-
eAanges- 1. "a. cushrsxn. e. d. Issabf xssis
assl 5usspn Barton are named ~ snccr.
.sarxs0sa