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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-28

GoLLEY-"Is there a ballroom In this
hotell" Gadser-"Yes, sir; downstairs to
the left; only we generally call it the bar In
this part OF the country. "-Roxbury Gazette.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-28

CAscARErs stimulate liver, kidneys ana
bowels. Never sicken. weaken or grippe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-28

CoNvIcT-"l'n In here for having FIVE
wivesn Visitor-"How are you enjoying
your liberty l"--London Figaro.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-28

There Is much In the breed. much In
the feed. but still more In the feeder.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-28

Jusr try a 10c box OF Cascarets, the finest
liver and bowel regulator ever made.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-28

eyes - we all
covet Renu-
inc youth.
The weak
ness or dis.
ease which
ages people
before their
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25
Hsnn@ WEDNESDAYS pAILy..
StittN..t MIL.

thomas Stiutun. the North Fog.
clttiomnr. is i'll town.
Cly l Riddle is quite sick. Hop,
the y"n"g tnan will Don be out.
Only It lev more drys Tor the cam,
raigm Ii to- do It's deadly work.
K. L Fulton CAME up Trom Reno
lat night and rcturucG ou No. J..
Mrs. ~!;-nir; has "a Rrussrl cagpe.
stove "n'I other furniture for
sal" ch"Ia. Call and sec them.
II. ". Ecv!. .udcrradcn, rHrdidutr
Tor long terra. commissioned. IS ia
town lr"I;wG after his fruccr.
Vot" For ". $. Cluyton for "a" As
semh'' ..'pd honor Il Aspx.cun wur
veteran. lie will make Il COOL l~rcisla-
Tor
gtne 1895 worlds crop OF whoa, :
".tinu'qh at 2.asI.UsO.0co IN lc!. ~
vh~at 81 oO.uun i~1sl.vl. less, tlnu l:r,
year aud lSl.0o",Co q bushels less than
1871
EX-|rc~iicnt Harrison Grau
.'mmpur Indiana !or 3;rKinloy YES
t"rt'y- The ~ Pre- idcnt rrcuches
'mriiT aud ul:a"!is tEr plank o: the
Nhi"'r;n ;ln'iorm relating to the nsc
Of federal troops in the States.
"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25
500 Iirwnrd 500.

Tho readers Of this paper will be
pleased to lcnrn that there is ut least
ono dreaded disease that science las
been able 10 euro in all its stages,
ai.i Tint is Catarrh Halls Catarrh
Cure ia tho only positive cure known
Ia the medical fraternity. Ca,arrh
hclng II constitutional disease. re.
qtiiics II constitutional treatment.
HILLS Cnrrl Cure is taken INTERNALLY.
acting directly upon tho blood and
MUCOUS surfaces Of the aystOin. there
by destroying tho foundation OF tho
disease. ami giving the patient
strength 10y building up the constitu.
tion aud assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprictors have go much
faith III it's curative powers; that they
offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ia, nny
ease that nils &" cure. Send for
testimonials.
Address. T.. J. Cheney & Co.
.,,, Toledo. Ohio.
Sold 10y Druggissts. Toe.
Halls Family Pills arc the host.
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n.RoM qluhsltI'su ~.
SAnMAGuNA.,.
MI il Wukinr up ths Hoo. iorS.

:"
y lively ia. aG,rr yesterday
s:orUl.
Attain: oaa Of be-; rat;'e i~assrt
Eas'E ai,arnoon.
Scr .loacs uri sisr,mr. M.
utyertivdtn spcak h,r' ~ N'nnda>
".cnioa next.
!t:s ro,nf;ed iha; ". <. Mu.ris,r,
Chui-mon of the Interstate Com
rae.ce Commission. has declared FOR
Mckinley and Goll. Did IImnLa's
suck hit him?
W. !. Plumb dropped ill from
lIullccl; on No / today. Hen ON his
good behavior aud will be permitted
to remain in town until No 3 leaves
tonight.
D. y. La barron, the Humboldt
county ranchcr, who vas reported us
having ted his family and left
for paris unknown, turned up ~
Win""mucca yesterday. lie -! -
silver stale that he had been at work
Oh Il moi hi ring ranch and had no
intention Of Slipping the country.
Boss tIanua has requested all Nc.
kinlcy men 10 display the stars and
stripes from thcr homes and business
places on the alss Of TIL; month. This
vus intended rs :, cLcmc to mark
those for slaughter WHO did no. dis.
Play thv ilag Oh that day. To offset
tlis. Chairman Jones has requested
all Bryan AMEN I" display the flag on
That day IL order to- defeat iTanna's
synrmc. Let u all rrcollcct the day
and hang out our Tags.
fine Darlington. Wis. journal says
.ditorirlly of Il popular patent mcdi-
ne We know FROM experienced that
< umbcrinin's CUli.. Cholera and
iarrhora Remedy is ali that is claim.
I'd for il. us ON two occasions it stop
poi oX.Tuci,tlug pains and possibly
saved IL fruUA nm untimcly grave. We
would uor rest easy over night with
on! it IT, ilc house. This remedy
undoubtedly saves more pain and
", ,hln any other meiicin. in
the w0ri,!. Every family should keep it
IL ia" house. for il j. sura tn be need
ci sooner or later. For sale 10y VI. II.
Mill .r.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25

Judge Mack has received the iol.
lowing letter:
i'~IrEEsrrEG, Ky. Oct. 6 1896.
Ny Dear Brother Mack ms of
tho ith AT hnud, and am glad to
hear that the political Sky is ci.:,r in
Nevada. The condition is daily iiu.
proving hero aud | fcct sure Of Ken.
lucky Tor the Bryan column by at
least 10000. From the meet reliable
sources / gct the Information that
Indiana Is even more certain with {,
largct majority.
Br!nu's last tour through hcrc
brought thousands over the fence and
nc Democratic clubs are duIy grow.
pg. most Of the late recruits couninp
rom the Republican ranks.
h"pc 20 br apu to wntc You 4
iulicr Of cUugratIlutiuu on the iih Of
November.
You're truly and traturDully.
j.. FRANK GUANr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25
VIII support jones.

In the following letter Mr.. u. r,
Hardesty, Independent candidate for
the Assembly, comes out in favor OF
Senator Jones:
EDITOR ISDEPEHDEST:-l take this
method Of informing the people OF
Elko county that | will, il elected,
support the Hon. John p. Jones for
United States Senator.
u. Il. HARDEsfY.
Independent Candidate Tor the AS
scmbly.
North Fork New. October %. 1906,
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Democrats, Ii"m .inb-r i;Ir-by

No mnn who claims la he Il Demo-
rrat should vote for Stanley Iiissby
for county commissioner. They
should rcmnmi,ar hia vote for George
Nrigs for Recorder Ia ill the vacancy
caused 10y the death ~ Aaron Van
Week. Mr.. MrigS nj that time was II
strong Republican and Mr.. Rigrby
VIA elected IA Il DcIn' ca, and ac.
cording To party rules should hnvc
voted for some Dcmpcrat to Till the
PORTION. Democrats, remember this
and give Mr.. Rigsby II h"sc Of his
" medicine on election day. Lri
hi,u do Ia the Democratic voters ~
be said the Democratic party might
tJtu him.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25

Or. Moore IL on the warpntiI, nnd
scry justly. tor. Ills complaint Is
chat people having cows allow them
10 roam abnut town nj night destroy .
ing property. No less thnn tive were
in his yard last night ttnmpinr III
tho lawn. breaking shuhhrry aud do
inc other damage. Tho Or. ~ rcd
eyed aud Gays that II tho own"ra ~
cowa 10 not kc,p llom out e" mia
chief the vi 81 hc r bc lr% cows u
town or spnc wi ,hout hOr ~. 81" III
tends 10 pat 4 stop Ia the nuis1nc"' -
far ~ lIc N uonrcrnui IA" otliccT'
would coulter II favor on uuc publ,
by enforcing the las
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25

The CartoirAppca says Mrs. rcs-
sic Murphy enjoy gbc diftiuc ion Of
being the irs' Carson Indy 60 secure
II patent. She has patented a handy
pot III which 10y rcTs"n ~ being per-
10 bc drawn cir from cooked vcgc-
tables wiuhnut Iitiinc IT," Ill. House.
wives wh" recall how many times tho
potnI."G hnvc been duuprI intu the
1iuli, will hirss Mrs. Murphy forever
FOR thia stmplc cor'riylnro. Tho lid
mis-" lEs q slidc which 81 r-oa tho hole
wlirn ic.iTad md the apparatus can
DO rc,uln e. 50 ng To- lot ih" steam ca.
rapr Ia quantities. {" suit.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25

When the trans Siberian Railway is
completed III 1000 il viii bv possible
frr any one e. cnCirc'c IN" II rbc IN
thirty hays Over the urw rnrtc the
traveller can hc in st Peters urg
iorty-iivr hours u!;cr leaving Lon
don. and 2ju hours will sec Tim in
Port 'rlhur.
\ steamship company uow III the
coursc uf formation will land hiu IL
San Francisco seven day later. whcIcc
he can proceed via New York ~ l. rn-
,ion IN about ten day" lore. The
price Of the iouui-lrip tict;ci need
not bc over loo. nnd wi.ht tc ,Is
little &c 500. -PcHrspr'- Wr"ilv
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25
fFROM SAT- it\TS DiiLN.l


~. IiirSU
Er!nn ia still inIS'u: Ia thr 'ichi
&anders.
The INDEPENDENT IL ont Il little
early today to give the force IA needed
rest after the rush IL last wei.
A vote Tor the Populist Eli coral
ticket is a vote in the iutcrrs, III Me-
Kinlcy.
John IIibbctts il the man To- elect
for short term commissioner. He
will make Il conscientious. honest Of
iicial.
The State Erection Bnar.i Of ioH".
has granted the name ~ the National
Democratic Ia tie. Palmer ard liu"k
Uer. ticket
John McC"mb. tic D~rmnr-atic
nominee for Sheriff. will max" com
petent. faithful OMccr. Voters should
remember this on election lay.
There will he preaching services in
the Presbyterian church Tomorrow
morning and evening.
II you are opposed to any one hold
ins the same Office for life or holding
two Offices mt II time, vote for john
IIibbcts for short term commissioner.
Voters should bear in mind that
ihcy'must nut across after only m set
OF electors. IT you should happen 1"
mnrk two sets ~ electors. your vote
will not he counted for either.
Il suppose Won know all about the
financial question: said nm intimate
friend. Il don't say that | know all
about il replied the candidnt". -tut
! know enough not To- talk abuut it
The first drurr in Nevada WAS held
nj Halls Station g Carson in 1874.
There wcr" present min" Nnmcn and
only on" hundred anil sixty men.
While the dance vac IN 'ull blast Tia,
W"srros ran nT i'll the horses and
IItll ~ ihhl ff'uf-
Children brought up III a home
where In" county paper is not a well
come visitor are deserving II Rympa-
thy. They mr." in the world but know
not ~ the world.
j g. Doughty. the P"ruli7' nom
inc" f"r Congress, IL in town today.
II" IL the same atrahlc gentleman h"
was before political houor@ we're
shOwrrcd "n his head.
On the average cnch E~nglishmnm
writes forty letters year; each
Scn;rhman thirty. and each Irish
man sixteen. The average" "Itnlian
only posts SIX. and the Amcri"an
twenty-Onc.
Mn. GarrcrlIi nas completed u lin"
new barn Mt tho Hot Springs and on
Monday night shc will give " dane"
in the barn. Tho floor il smooth and
new and there ia plenty ~ room for
all the dancers in to%n to s!,a':- heir
brOIans.
Up to noon play ID voters had
registered in this precinct. Seven Of
these have taken transfers. lnsv.ug2lS
names still on the roll. This would
indicate Il much heavier vUt" here
than two years az" when only 40
voted.
The New York Court oi Appeals
has affirmed the decision 81 ;iiU Ai,-
pellatc Division OF the \, CONF DpIrt-
ment, giving the GOLD Standard
Democrats the right to use the name
National Democratic Party" on the
official ballot.
With two little children subject to
Group we do not rest easy without Il
bottle Of Chnmbcrlnin's Cough Rem
rdy in ia" house, Tor the most severe
attacks quickly succumh To a few dos
AZ of il. Morrison. Colo, bud. For
enlc at ~ and 30 ccnia per bottle by
Nj. II. Miller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND cFFIcE AT CARSON CRY SEvApA |
October ,. 1916.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ following named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make iinal proc. In sup.
port or his claim, and that said proof VIII
be made before the County Clers of Elko
County nj Elko. Nevada, on November ~.
1895, viz: Lee Scranton. Homestead appli.
cation No. "a for the NE.. Sec. ~ T. ~ n.
II. 80 T.. NJ ID. II.
lie names the following witnesses -
provo his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of. said land, viz:
Edward C.. Murphy. Archibald G. Dorsey,
John n. Dorsey, barnes T., Gregory, OF Fort
o. II. GALLUP.
October ;. 1896.
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iFRoSI FRIDAYS DAILY.l.
SALNIAG UMDI.

Trib curcs bruises and sprains.
Chris Reckhart's condition remains
abOnt the same.
The list OF Elko voters will he
found on the first page.
liz. &. +. More. dentist. t;lku
: Gown and bridge work. Teeth with
out plates. Office at r,-.iianae. e.:
The men bound for the Island
Mountain p~lacers hnve been busy
loading their teams today.
Mcssrs. Thomas and r. II Harri
son, injured i'll yesterdays accident,
left for home this morning. They
were not seriously hurt,
Trb cures bruises and sprains.
Dave Casper has Just received u
new lot of samples OF Fall and
Winter Clothing which will he made
to order from $3.50 up. =
j. II. Weiland. Silver party and
Democratic nominee for the Assem-
bly,, came in from Hallcck last night
and left FOR De eth this IN ornirg
N. Hardesty, independent candi.
date for the Assembly, got in, from
tho northern country today. He re-
ccived word here that his brother b.
f. was dangerously i'll Mt South Fork
and he left at once for home.
The voters OF the county should
not forget John HibbetR on election
day. His health will not permi. him
;o make n canvass OF the country and
his failure to do SO should not he
ci urgcd up against him.
Trib, tried and true. eliminates
Iameness brought by bruises.
While you are looking for u change
in the weather. examine the latest
patterns in wall paper at the Postot-
ice. All goods first class and at the
lowest living prices. Call in and ex-
anime my stock. NJ trouble tn show
Goods. |. N.SHE9wood.
1T. Hardesty, independent candi.
date for the Assembly has very i'll
tcresting card elsewhere in this issue.
lie comes out lat-footed FOR Senator
Jones and he will vote for him il
! elected. Read his card.
Blood is Life aud upon the purity
and vitality OF tile blood depends the
health C: the whole system. Expert.
once proves Huod's Sarsaparilla to be
the best bluol purifier.
HOODS PILLS act EASILY and
promptly Oh lie liver and bowels.
Cure sick headache.
The i~HpErEXrEHr requests the In
spcct0rs OF election i'll every precinct
Ia forward the returns to this office
ciEe. by message or by the first
mail. Their attention il directed 10
the request found in this issue.
Mild. yet strong. Trib does not hurt
Il baby's Skin, yet peuetrates II horses
leg.
a new and complete Fall and
Winter line OF gents aud chiIdrcn's
clothing, furnishing goods, hats aud
caps. boots and shoes ut marvellous
ly low prices. Have also added dry
goods to the above stock. The latest
style OF ladies' Summer waists at G.
A~LEXANDER's.
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EQUALIZATIOv NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given according to law
that ut the meeting OF the nAarlo Of EQualI
zation on Monday Oct. 9Th 1903, the
following named persons. taxes were raised
on he Assessment Roll aud did not. appear
before the Board. rs follows:
Jas Bews raised s2oJ 70 on mortgages.
S. Z. Rogers raised 1880 u en- mortgages.
immersion Llliot raised siO ,Oou mortgages
And upon making IN anldavid thut they
had NJ knowledge OF such increusvd .alua,
tion OF his property shall be given = hear
Ing.
JOHN HENDERSON,
N1..t
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r wel,tur i,pS h,H 1e Ii n-hr
r OF.
Sec thai !Ut.r nainc i on H.. r'+a
tra.'un nnnns before i uicl,ck tr'nni
. fuw eve 70.
P.unkrt; aud Cll 81 Tu-cur"r'
shipped 40 head or beef cattle l.
Kansas City las; night.
Mr.. auL Mrs. Aleck Penrod came
in from S;oficl yesterday with thciI
little boy who is quite unwell.
There was quite II mistake i'll Sat
mr. lays Itcm Oh the tax roll. Lust
wears roll was Givcn as si.S23.I2J
when II shoIlI have been Si.27|I ~.
Sam Davis " the Cr;,n Ape Il
has a very able article on the silver
question in last Sl.ur lays Sacta-
m"ntn Bee.
Read III" letter Of Sheriff Jny'e in
another column anil. il You can fur
nish the desired information. write
him at oncc.
Mrs. Garrccht wants Z" " all her
friend is ut the Hot Spring tonight.
Those who dance Shout | not flil to be
on hand.
". =. Carliu "t the !irm 81 G'arlin
& Ely. u large gram concern. doing
business at ~Jcrsryvillc. Illinois, wri'"'
Juigc Mack that that stat" u saf'
for Bryan hy at least 8.Col maj 'rity
and p-"hably hnuhlc .hat.
The Ogden STANDARD says. ~ih"
gold mon ask IL il We with t" d"h.s"
nur mnncy to the stand ~ ~ India.
Let H. psN ;hcu II they wish tn dc
bas" orr farmers to the level t.! tho
farmers 81 India
The ease ~ 6 ~. II. Suith against
tl.e Republican Stat" Central Com
mite" nf 1881 vas tried III the his.
tric' Cnrr; before Judge Mack III
Giennr Thursday and judgment rem
dcrci ~ favor of the plaintiff for the
sum 81 So. the amount sud for. and
costs.
., o..I;I,,o. ,or
the Assembly have only two weeks
more ia which tn max" known ;tlcIr
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know whc-" Won stand.
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\ Sr.,iuu> I;uunwnv.

This afternoon Mr.. Thomas IInrri-
SON and his snn. l.. IT,. wife and
chill. started for thcir home i'm ItubY
VALLEY. \ short dist1nrr below the
water tank II OF the tugs became
unhitchcd and the team hCcaEr IN.
manhgcthic and started iO ran. Ihcy
hal g0:.c hut Il short distance when
the tongue. which had dropprl down.
struck II naGc brush md the 0c.
cnpnn's Of the wagon were THROWN To
the ground. The team got loose from
the wagon and ran through town at Il
lively gait.
Mr.. Tlios. Harrison strucl; on the
bnck 81 his head and waa badly shal K.
III MP. Il II. was all" badly shaken
up while Mrs. Harrison and baby cs-
capped unlrurt.
! crowd soon gathered aud the in
jur"d were made "a comfortable ms
possible. As soon as they recovered
from tho shock. they camo To- town
aud postponed their trip until tomor-
row. While neither Of the men Fccm
10 10 seriously hurt, they will be very
ErrC FOR II few davs
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n.DI...

AtANwLLL 10 Duttc Nnl,o!, id'
cudn.y, .'o.n,id, Ociopcr ~, io|J, OIL,
u,u vale - =. ". -i.A"yh, AEON.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25
- hD''I !!"yv't.

F"ilU"m g ~ arcp'ri I jho
Uu,n Eur> nrhool Tor tilr uru.u end
uig Ori H.. 1895.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25
The ax Iitii.

Auditor Bilkry has extended the
tax roll and made the total foo,inge
Tho total valuation foots up si.29s..
$50 rs against si,253,T20 for last year.
n gain ot Sli065. The total tax foots
up SI9.Oi3.Eh. OF this amount si,G77
is poll tax and tic remainder IL
divided among tie different funds
| Ms follows;
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-25

AHxNrulis. Nil. Apr. IL. 1891 !
hnvc used Chnmhrrlain'e Pain Balm
for rlIrinatigm aud found Il To bo all
tina, - clpimri for Il. bchcvc 1t 4"
br hrA preparation Tor rheumatism
and deep seated mr"cu'T pans "n
the market and rhrcr.uiiy recommend
il io the public. J>n. q. hH'"Ss'
dealer in h "tc. pho e.. cite. No Is
NJ an -.
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IILBiI.d. I.i.uW *.
Teacher.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-02-07

| nifty imaginable. Another man was cruelty
murdered and his books piled upon him,
and kerosene poured over the whole and
the body burned.
Will some OF you who have Mr.. Lees
estimates of losses of life. property, etc.,
put 1t in here, and anything else from my
letters that have reached you. 1t is nearly
post time Miss Hess refers here to let
ter written by Mr.. Lee to friends In America
that was to be sent to Mrs. Perkins. but has
not reached her yet.
JAN. 1st.-The condition now is truly
heartrending. We are helping $500 peo-
pie. This week we could only give 8 cents
for the week to the Gregorians and 81 to
Protestants. or course they must die I'M
less more help comes. People who were
very well off have lost everything. They
haven't even cup from which to drink
water, and some were starved into asking
us for bread. They are without single
thing to cover them at night or to put be-
tween themselves and the floor, and 1t is
cold, very cold. Now those village women
captives have been turned loose upon them,
and they are taking them into their homes
to share their fate.
This is the condition all over Turkey.
OF course general appeals for help have
been made, but Marash is suffering no mere
than the other places.
There Is absolutely no work. The looms
of the weavers have been destroyed. They
would be shot on sight if they attempted to
work in vineyards. There is no commerce
between places. Men can only venture in
streets with caution. Yesterday man had
things taken from him on his way home
with few old garments for the new baby
who had nothing on it. If the Protestant
civilization Is not to be exterminated it will
have to be fostered with foreign means for
time.
l venture sending this to some of my
friends and some interested In my work
here, hoping that they may be able to help
these poor sufferers little, but hope that
no one will take this as personal appeal
from me, for know very well the uses for
money in America. have only felt that l
could throw off a little of this crushing load
If could feel that had done all l could
do. Stating the dreadful condition here
seemed part of what could do.
Any money sent to Frank E. Wiggin, No.
1, Somerset street, Boston, Mass, for relief
work in Marash, care OF Miss M. Hess, will
not be put with any other funds but will all
reach me. 1t will be cabled to our treasurer,
Mr.. w. w. Peet, Bible House, CONSTANT
nople, Turkey, who will telegraph the sum
to us.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-02-07

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