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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
SEVEN ARE ENTERED
SMALL BUNCH FOR THE SUBURBAN
At sREEPSHBAD BAY.

But Quality Will be Strictly in Evidence, as
Witness Henry of Navarro, Clifford,
Sir Walter, Nanki Pooh, Hornpipe, Bel
mar and The COmmoner-Prospects
Good for a Fast Track-CrOwd Turns
out to Watch the Work of the Entries
Henry of Navarro and Clifford the Only
Horses Supposed to be in the Race.
New York, June 22---Although there
are but seven entries for the Suburban.
to be run at Sheepshead Bay tomorrow,
at the opening of the spring season OF
the Coney Island Jockey club, there is
nothing lacking in quality, for the best
of the handicap horses in training are
engaged. The official list is:
Horse. VT Jockey.
Henry Of Navre .129 Griffin.
Clifford .......-12J Taral-
Sir Walter. ......125 Ballard.
Nanki Pooh.....122 Doggett
Hornpipe ......1iI Hamilton.
Delmar ..........11O J. Hill
The Commoner. lib Clayton.
The track was very heavy this morn
ing, but by afternoon il had dried out
fairly we'll and there is every prospect
Of a fast track tomorrow. As it was
an off day in racing, there was con-
siderable number al the track today TO
watch the work of the horses and 70 az
tend the sale of the Belle Mead yearl-
ings. Among all the people there seem
ed to be but one opinion as to the result
Of the race Few would cOncede that
there would be anything in it but Henry
Of Navarro and Clifford, and the sup
porters os the Two horses were about
equally divided. Both Hyland, the
trainer of Navarro, and Rogers, trainer
of Clifford, were chary of talking OF
their charges. Both horses had their
final work for the stake on Saturday,
and the trainers declared that 2:10 was
the time, although they were caught |
by dozen al less.
The Commoner had several support |
ers who thought ne might have a |
chance. as he had been reported as work |
ing well and to be in the best possible |
condition. NanIli Pooh did his last |
work in as good shape as at any time |
since he was sent TO the post, and Dog |
gett will surely ride him to the best adj |
vantage. HOrnpipe will have to show |
some Improvement upon his last race to |
be placed. Sir Walter, winner of the |
Brooklyn, is not much thought of, as
his twelve pounds penalty for winning
that event has brought him on level /
terms with Clifford. The COmmoner is
given as a doubtful starter, but Mr..
Wallace says he will surely start.
The odds quoted on the Suburban to-
night are: Henry of Navarro. = to l;
Clifford, TO 5; Sir Walter, Belmar and
Nank Pooh. 10 to each; Hornpipe. Is
TO 1. The Commoner is doubtful
starter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23

The mirror
doesn't lie. It is
not a fatterer. Its
story Is plainly
told, and cannot
b ( contradicted.
W ON en- whose
blood is poor and
whose whole sys-
TEN is run down
by sickness and
weakness, are
afraid and asham-
oil q. 1N,t- - sI,o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
TO Stop Falling OF the Hair i'm One Week

To Stop Failing or the Hair in One Week
And promote a new growth use DAN
DERINE. It tones and invigOrates the
scalp ana imparts a feeling of comfort
All druggists, refund money in case of
Failure, SI.00
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
K ansas s,itv Races

Hoods Sarsaparilla rests the brain.
1t gives nerve strength and body health.
Evening journal., 1896-08-13
BRYAN NOTIFIED.
He Is Officially Informed of the
Presidential Nomination.
SEWALL RECEIVES NOTICE.
The Maine Shipbuilder Is Told That
lie Is Chosen.
THE MADISON SQUARE MEETING.

Enthusiastic Thousands Fiji the Garden
and Listen TO Brynn's Eloquent Speech
Of Acceptance - Elliott Danforth of
New York Presided, and Governor Stone
Of Missouri Makes the Speech. of Motif
cation-sewau Makes Short Address.
Overflow Meetings Held In the Densely
Crowded streets-Cioso of the Nebras-
hsn's March to the Sea.
Evening journal., 1896-08-13
conrratnlntosr relerrn,n.

NEW YORK, Aug 13-Tho following
telegram was received by Treasurer st.
John OF tho national committee from
Denver; AT a meeting of the Republic
an central committee held this day, at
tended by s3 ont Of total membership Of
Ill, the action of Senator Teller aud the
Colorado delegation TO ST Louis was
unanimously indorsed. Hodges, the Vol
colt chairman, was removed, and Broad, q
free silver man, elected an his place. Tn,
Republican state convention called by the
committee will undoubtedly nominate
Bryan and Sowall electors. IL was sign
cd by W. D. Todd, chairman Colorado
Republican state central committee.
Evening journal., 1896-08-13

safe, and so iwuricd is in its development
and in its powur TO furnish the necessary
financial blood to the nation that CONNER
cial and industrial paralysis has followed.
I've believe that we need and must
have tho broad and expanding foundation
OF both gold aud silver 20 support mon
etary system strong and stable, capeble
of meeting tho demands Of a growing
country aud an indnstrious, energetic and
entarprising people, q systom that Will
not 10 weakened and panic stricken by
every foreign DRIFT upon Us, a system that
will maintain parity Of just values In
The nations monoy and prutect us from
the fro1ucnt fluctuations of today SO dis
astrous to every business and industry Of
the land
Evening journal., 1896-08-13
pemand ror rree coInaeo.

Eve demand tho free coinage Of silver,
the o.oning Of our mints 90 both money
metals without discrimination, the return
TO the money Of our fathers, the money Of
the constitution, gold and silver.
We believe this Is tho remedy and the
only remedy for the evil from which We
are now suffering tho evil that IS now SO
fast devastatiGg and impoyerlshing ong
land and people, bringing poverty TO our
bomos and bankruptcy 70 our business,
which If allowed to continue, viii grow
until our very institutions are threatened.
The demonetigation of silver has
thrown the whole primary money function
on gold, appreoiating IT'S value and pur-
chasing power. Restore tho money funo-
tiun TO silver, and silver will appreciate
and its purchasing power increase. Take
from gold its monopoly, It's valuo will bo
reduced and in due course the parity Of
tho two metals will again obtain under
natural causes.
"We shall then have a brond and Unlim-
ted. foundation for monetary system,
commensurate with our country's needs
and future development, not the unsafe
basis of today reduced by half by tho ro-
moval of silver and continually under
mined by foreigners carrying from US onr
9Olu. IDS Is the reform 10 Wnlcn VIC arc
pledged, the reform the people demand
the return TO the monetary system of over
so years OF our national ezistcnco The
Democratic party has already givon its
approval and It's pledge. Our opponents
admit the wisdom of tho principle for
which We contend, but ask us 20 await
permission and cooperation OF other na-
lions. Our people win not whit ILey
will not ask permission Of my nation on
earth to relieve themselves Of the cause Of
their distress The issue has been made.
The people stand ready TO render thoir
verdict next November.
Mr.. Chairman, unequivocally and
through sincere conviction, ] indorse iha
platform on which bnyo been nominated
bolieve we arc right. The people are with
MS, and what tho people declare IS always
right and must prevail / accept tho
nomination, and, with the peoples con
flrmation, every effort Of which God shall
ronder me capable will be oxerted in sup.
port Of tho principles involved. "
Upon the conclusion of Mr. Sewalls ad.
dress the meeting was doclnrcG adjourned.
Evening journal., 1896-08-13
nnnfne.r Cnunot Ile Cured

Byltcl applications rs they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. ln' re Is only Ou.
way o cure Deafness and that is by consutu-
TO ial remedies. Deafness Is consed by an iu-
famed condition OF ih- mucous lininii x OF he
halstachian Inhe. When his tube gets in
hamf q you have a numb irs sound or imper-
lrct heaiiue. nnd wheu ~ Is rntirciy Clps-ti
De4fneSs is fhe result. and unless the iniialn-
nation cAn he taken ont md ihis Tube re-
stored 10 It's normal condition, hearing viii be
destroyed forever; MN cases out OF ten are
caused 10y ca arih. which rs nothing but an
Ia n tned coma ton OF the mucous apriActs.
80 will piVe One Hundred Dollars ior any
care OF De, fress tcAused by c4tarrl) that can
n tlbe cured b, Halls Catarrh Cure. send Tor
~. CHESEy CO, Toledo
ef sold by Druggists. l5c
Evening journal., 1896-08-13
Massachusetts, Benefit Life

only paid 10 cents each month My
claim VAS reported July 10Th and five
days after received check for the full
amount II had tsken the advice Of
agents Of the weekly companies | wonld
have dropped your insurance and taken
theirs, thereby losing sixty.one dollars I
strongly advise my friends aud
the publc In general who desire Iusur
anoe or who have Insurance ct the pres =
ent time that they cen secure protection
at far laes than the usual high rates Of
OF her cemranies BY joining your com
pauy. Again thanking you and the
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
for YOUR prowptnesa aud courtesy IN ad
lstiug he clfim. remsin
Very truly yours,
TILLY RADRK
80 Lamotte street.
Evening journal., 1896-08-13
Card Of Thanks.
wnmIngIon. D.I Jnly 10. ls90.

Wilmington. Del July 10. 1895
A. JAtLowsKY ESQ
General Accent for the Massnchusettes
Benefit bife Association.
DRAR SIR. ALLOW me TO express my
sincere ibsrks f,r the prompt manner IN
which you settled the claim Of One
Hundred DolArs on tho life Of my boy.
Paul Rsdek The total premiums
paid were ohly.tl IA II he bad bseu
ineured IN one OF the weekly ccmpsnies
] would only have drawn $40 and would
have hsd to pay % cents . month, while
Ia the
Evening journal., 1896-08-13

NEW YORK, Aug 13-William Jen-
rings Bryan of Nebraska and Arthur
'-ewall of Maine were last night formally
notified of their nomination by the Demo-
cratic party for the Offices Of president and
vice president at meeting in the big
Madison Square Carbon, which was not
dential candidate across half the conti-
nent An army of unnumbered thou
sands fillod the streets for several squares
about the building in vain hope of seour-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17
roR FIVE CENTS PER DAY.


WILL PAY, according Go tlc haflrl u oc-
puHuun from - Zoo $40 Wcek, when unable
in E.Lt ilInugn lTiug burt accidentally,
Will ny 10 guI urHptiietnily Killed,
VIII PAY $40 week, when you are
sI..UHl unable fu work
Will tAN stnu i1l funeral expenses
WILL FAY, % yuu lose band cor fI1ttr
hUfH i.stus both hands ~tJs tu ~tgt
An-OLtTE rHOrECriON 90 thr mem.
lrf lfuu paving - lie mrr'lerhip iuo and
dUeiUi ~ 80 ger month
LIFE INSURANCE.
Az l.u,' Io'ig'e, y lie in,umn,c. laylng
lflm 40 800 tate 81 death. aud
s2urnr $1,000 fnr month luf accident and
rlrsaHfsi also a o. year paid up puucy, paying
slato 10 death ur 00O VI tir end ~ ti years.
si"fef mouth Tor arcidrnt orsieknrss
IF INSURED,
Ylr cannot lose III ypur lurumc when you are
rnE FipFLirN MUTUAL AM As.
souiATioN = prrcmincnty iac largest ard
,imngcsi Accident aud HrniM A'sncati"u lu
4 Ia. the pquirel cash dsiu,l,, with the
.ifts uf California ami Missouri, which, tp-
gr'nHf With 600 ample kUscr,v FUND aud itfsr
ass'is. make its rrfiIuUnte hu absolute guarantee
oithe suIIdl'y nf its protection tn lis meulers
Rl0ils IJeHb WdHied Write iiqh
iFacy Co., JoL,, n. .lst'1u, Ng'r. Iu-
nfdlre isptHpsuf. fgj PfugrrU Bpii.
hg. san Late rihL Utah.
.. VI. Plnneo, Times ONCE. Local Agi.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Under thi. caption the Park city
Patriot give. vent toa howl. which i',
~ usual. unsupported by iaei-. It claims
tbat Coalyils promised 60 furnish the
courtroom, etc., and ,hatit would not
cost the county cent. WeIonoi mean
to infer that the Patriot has wiIully
misstated ihe facts. but 90 ha. surely
beer misiniornei Tor no such pledge
va. ever made by CoalyilIc. and mo- .urh
claims put FORTH Coaivi.le claimed that
the construction OF new colrihor.e
would bee tax and a bardpu 900 the
people Of the c9uuiyi that thc present
courthouse aa- substantial. that DO wa.
large enough Tor the transaction of SUM.
nit county, court uu-inc-- for year. Co
come. And these claims are 40. true.
They ms facts that cannot hr tuihuly
disputed and OIL this pnting by the
above paper come. with very poor srucc
after the county seat question h1- been
fully and fairly decided by the people.
80 one here blamed Park city or her
paper. Tor their efforts to secure the
county -cat, but after they IRE fairly
defeated there the matter should end.
and We believe the majority Of the citi.
zen- 81 Park city are Of the same opinion.
The eight IL over. and u the result va. q
pin that Was especially bitter 10 the Pa.
triot, 1t should nave submitted to the
inevitable aud swallowed ii long az, 50
the effect, could work oil.
Again We repeat that Coalyill, has
broken no pledges, Tor she made none.
It l. aud always ha. been known To the
people II this county that furniture To
iii up the courtroom Tor District court
purposes would have to b. purchased,
no matter where the county seat should
be located, aud that the county would
have To bus IT, Nonr knew thi. better
than did the Patriot, and the claim now
that Coalyille pledged herself TO doit is
all bosh. The expense la putting the
courthouse in proper condition, outside
Of the furniture. will be- very small.
There Is a room inst under the main
courtroom that is not only suitable, but
very convenient Tor jury room, there
Is another one just like il across the hall.
The reference made by the Patriot to
Coalvile's pledge to build sidewalk to
the courthouse is decidedly funny.
What has the county 10 DO si,h q side
walk In Coulvineg Tina, l. purely
city improvement that va. advocated
10y Tnr Tnrs long after the election,
and was never mentioned In the county
seat fight. This improvement should
aud likely will soor be made, and the
county will have no finger in it nor be
to any expense In is construction.
Bundle Of broken plcdges"-bah.
Some people 40 die hard.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17
THE CURFEn.

AsNill be seen by the minutes oi the
city council meeting, the marshal has
bcen ordered To enforce the curicN
ordinance, aud parents should miom
their children OF the fact, aud impress
upon lhcm the Necessity OF obcyiug ~
summons.
We are glad theeouncil has taken this
step, for ID will not only prove bless.
in. aud bcneht ,othe citizen, but to
thcchildren themselves. rnrordiuancc
reads as follows, and aill be- strictly ca.
forced
Sec 2p2. ltshall Boz unlawful. lur amy
how Ut lineage oi sixteen ycarr oI under,
90 be upon or about iuy ul the public
streets, alley-, highways, or vacant lnt-
within thr Vnrpumtr limits ol this CITY
after tho hour ui uu'cluck %. n during
tle months OF nrcrmher. january. lvb.
/ ruarv uud March, and after no O'Clock %,
m, during tur balance ul thc year. with.
/ out huug accompanied hy BIZ parents,
guardian, CO., employer ur y ,hc adult
friend ur lrIeulsot Dos parents. guardian,
I employer, or having % written permit
iruia either h.r parents, guardian nl
/ employer % shall hr ,hc duty oi al.
/ policemen whom tuyt see huy violating
thl- ordinance, io request him Go im,
l mcdAlcy 80 home, and 20 arrest him
I % Dec shall laiI to comply with said 10.
| quest or hil tn exhibit tWrlttpu permit
siguvd hy the parent guardian, or en-
| plnycr. giving him permission 30 To lv
. upon the street, ANY boy violating Ga,
. provisions of this section after such d
I request, shall, on conviction Tor the first
. nntuse Dee punished hy fine not rN
f. cccdins the sum of live dollars, nr los
imprisonment In the city Jail not tn cN
coed five days, and upon conviction M,
second time for the same oilonse, shall
he punished hy line OF not over tWent,
dollars or by imprisonment IN the citl
jail not exceeding twenty days.
See. 2AA The marshal and policemen
Of this city shall arrest with or without
warrant ull persons found violating thu
article, and impti-on the offenders io
trial us no eases Of other violntors oi IN,
ordinances ui this rIiy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

JTpaE, grPEFHE CDrRr
Chaf.e. Iaue James a Miner
o. " nHrirh
UDsEs TiifRD JrpICfiL pi,rRfcT
ogden lille. Andrew iiowat
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17
AN ORDINANCE
Designating Plat a as the Of
fetal Plat Of Coalyille City.

AlAANA AtAh Va N'at AAAN -
The C1y CoucH ofCooi1Ht Ctg Ooigin.s
srrroN ]. That that certain map
and plat .ubdiyliing portion Of the
land. within the corporate limits OF
Coalyille CITY. Utah. into lots and
blocks, made aud PREPARED hy T., u.
Rh-ad under the authority Ut a tes0lu.
ton ui the City Council oi Coalyille City
passed and adopted December %. 1895
which mapaud plat was iiled IN tie office
Of the county recorder ol summit county
Utah, on she 3l-t dag 81 December, 1885.
I- hereby dee Jared 20 Dee the only official
and authoritative map aul plat OF that
portion oi the lands within said Coal.
Vile city designated, described aud
plated upon said map aud plat, and
said map aud plat shall be- known as and
called "p.a' 'li C0alyil,e City survey.
see. . That all deeds. cou,eyances,
mortgages or other Instrument. OF writ
ing hereafter made aud executed, which
in any way affect or concern the lands
described designated aud plated upon
said Plat \. or the title thereof, shall
describe and designate said lands accord.
Ing 10 the numbers OF the i0t-u aud blocks
upon said map and plat referred 10 Ia
Section hereof, w. Plat \ OF Coalyill,
City survey.
sec. 8, That oil other maps or plat.
heretofore made or filed purpofting 70
be- maps ~ plats Of any lands within the
corporate limits Of Coalville City in con
dict With Plat \, the same u hereby
abolished aud annulled and all ordi
nanccs aud partsoi ordinances loo clnilic
hereW ith are hereby repealed.
ALEXANDER MmUir, Mayor.
Attest
IuuN BARTuN. Civ Recorder.
Dated At Coalville. Utah, December ~
1895.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

n,aring he end The people Of this
cbuniry will neither submit 70 endless
taxation. nor toa further fall Of prices
in order 20 sustain 30. In no other wav
can It be- upheld. We must either 20 on
borrowing foii indefinitely, ora large
pant OF our paper currency must b.
Withdrawn 1ul retired which means Of
cour.e tiI lover prices for what We
have 90 sell. The senate is standing
Ikea rock against any contraction oi
the currency aud TIE people be bu,
tueto them.e'y,. the battle will b.
Won boz 1875.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

Is THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT tOrlf
uf Utah, County ~ summit in Che mattel
~ the changing u the naing 20 T. fushWhlskl
a-tu the Honorable, the District Court ~ tht
Third judicial district oi Utah The petition
nf Joshua Louis insiuWnlskl familarlY known
as ~. O. fuHfnWalski, respectfully shows lha'
hu IN over twenty .uuv YEAR Of asu that Dr. vas
uufu Ht suwulskl. Nus Poland, ON thr lfih las 0.
March. 1870. that De came iu che united eIa'ri
zoe lSsl that De uus chusigucl Joshua lewis
lusmWAlski, hut thar DE- father, ny mhittU,
snld thni biz uhmr would begin Win uu '- tHi
Dee has therefore, nryn called = ]. fusWWnHkl
that his father, llartls rusinWulssl. resides af
Nn. 3ls Madison sirvvt, NvW YORK DltY. tHAt 10
has hruthrr Aawu PusiaWalskl, tts.IIHs if
rufa cipi summit county, lfah that Dec l.a.ns
fn ruHugr hIs name ip Joshua louis l's'. .H
rHurr i'sNuH iuuH Is Phi. FufH. NlHr, 'Hi m.
rHuaU ruHfHWdlsslis tuu IuHE iuf lnut eI..Uf HH.
and .r"lusv rnst Or hIstIur nNur AuHlHI.I
IN, "NHlsA" being mrrelN national n.1It.
NUturuuui, yuur petitioner i.u.N
prNs thIe Honorable Court, That. alter rUhIU.
uuu ns required hy lnu, uls Uainu NU pnHu.Dlin
Joshua lHus IWt.
ioarA irws pu.r,wA.u
lruu uullUH luu Nuug fnt nuHu.Hf 300.
uuu % s urir.rI iNnfH COPY uiiNy 'lmt d.
published Iu 1000 IuAlttliI IlHr..H uHNsIl.
pr.pun.IshrI m DUtlyIlir, summit county rnu.
Attest
uNNpD ursatr CIels.
nt .. ~ IHHNIs, Deputy.
ui.N ~. % snyder. attorney lr ftI'NHt
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

We have received Vol. 40. oi the
Mountgin Mining Review, a weekly
publication devoted to the mining and
smelling interests Of the inlermountain
West. It il edited and published by G..
r. lIaric, and from what the writer
knows personally Of Mr. lIarte, pre-
die, that the Review will rank among
the hcst publications in the State, Mf.
llartc B. o priciical, all-rouud newspaper
man, and TIN TNrs extends test vishe,
f0r his success
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

ruE reports from Cuba are 40 con
hicilng that nothing definite Ia known
Flint We hear that thu spaniards are on
top, then sgain that the insurgents are
licking the s.ulling out Of them. This
state Of affairs is very gratifying, Tor one
can base his opinion on his sympathies.
Our sympathirs are with the insurgents,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

Tur Park Record ~, u the courthouse
Is condemned aud new one ordered
there will be a sick lot oi voters In SUM
init county. Rut the voters need have
NO upprehensious from this cause. The
condemnation vet was tried before elec'
ton aud died In its infancy, Tor one Of
the best architects and builders In the
state, Elias Morris, examined the -truc.
ture aud pronounced il good and sub
stnnlinl.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17
FraIlA

w,n talk betacen the great powers is
the all.absorbing topic. Fortunately Il
IL nll talk. This however, will do III
share Of good, Tor 1t ha, been the means
Of furnishing employ ment to many needy
men in making preparations for scrap.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

II Governor Wells q. at all sensitive,
he will bring about 1850 libel suits
a ainst a, many papers who have pub
hshed cuts purporting to be hi, photo
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

A SouoE Is tackled up in the poston.ce
inviting proposals ior 4 per cent bonds
irom ,he government to the amount OF
only ;loo,000,Ooo, payable ia coin. The
bonds Will be dated February I, 1896.
we think there ID 30 doubt but Coal.
yillo parties will take up the entire
amount, be- the small amount OF $780,
1000 % So would not Do missed byour
capitalists ii however, our citizens do
lotu poni % once, Tan rmg, would
adgomtethui three orlour OF our couu-
ny editors mnl together and take up
ihia issue from their urplus pin money
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-17

WI hope Representative George
Beard oi summit county will bear lea
miud Tint be- b. representing the Whole
people Of this county BOZ The Legislature
and mot Coalyil.r, and hi- efforts should
be Boz directed as TO serve the beet iu.
tercsts ol the large majority. u Che
depth of biz brain pan b equivalent q,
the thickness OF % rip saw, he will o.,
and grasp that idea and keep Il Will
him. Park Record
Correct YOU are, Mr.. Record, and Mr.
Bead has undoubtedly "gm-ped tho
idea. and has Il with him at all times
That lie how he came to make such d
good eight on the District yourt bin.