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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-12
LACE FACTORY CLOSED.
Levy Made and Sale Advertised for
Next Thursday.

Deputy Sheriff j, ID. Ferber yester-
day levied upon the Scranton Lace
Curtain factory and advertised the sale
for next Thursday, Feb. IS.
Additional executions We're yester-
day entered against the company, as
follows: Estate of Catherine Winton,
deceased, $4,000 and $25 ZOO; II, j. An
derson, trustee, $4,000 and $3,5
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-12

audience. The drama is one of strong
human interest and in the hands of the
Crowell company Is well worth seeing.
At the matinee "a Fatal Error" was
given. The usual excellent specialties
enllvened both performances.
This afternoon the company will be
seen in La Belle Russo" and tonight
in "A Fatal Error"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-12
TWO DRAMAS FINELY PRESENTED.
Seen at the rockingham Yesterday
Afternoon and Evening.

Temptation of Money" a four-act
drama, was produced at the Frothlng-
ham last night by Miss Floy Crowen
and her company before a we'll pleased
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-12
LANGOWSKI AGAIN ARRESTED.
Asked to Furnish $1,000 Bail to AM
swer Charge of Criminal Libel.

Dangel Langowski, editor Of a Pol
ish weekly published in this city, was
arraigned before Alderman w. S. Mil
lar yesterday afternoon to answer a
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-12

Tailor made fall suits and overcoats,
latest styles, John Ross. 307 Spruce
street. ss
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-12

Steam Heating and Plumbing.
P. F. & M. T. Howley 231 wyoming ave-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-12

$50 Xxx White Envelopes for l7c. at &c.
Store, 523 Lack'a. ave. ."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-12
AFTER THE BREAKING
OF THE BIG POOL
Railroads Take Advantage OF the Drop
in the Price of Steel Rails.
LARGE ORDERS BEING PLACED

Standard Rails Are Being Sold in
Chicago for Sl5 IA Ton--War to the
Knife Between Carnegie and the
Illinois steel Company--Not Likely
That the Cut in Prices Will Cause
New Roads to BE Constructed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-12
MIR. sPRUKs' ARGUMENT.

Il have a house here that cost me
$6,000' said Mr.. SDruks, "and | don't
suppose l could get $4,000 for it because
the man who would buy that kind of
house would insist on having sanitary
surroundings"
Edward Maloney has been desirous
for years of putting up a modern brick
row of buildings on a corner lot he has
on this avenue" remarked Council
man Westpfahl, but it has been impos-
sibe for him to do 50 because this re-
gion is not severed. Give us a sewer
and this part of the city Will take a
new lease of life. Within five years af-
ter the time the sewer is laid Pittston
avenue will be paved and rank with
the finest streets in the city"
After gaining a thorough knowledge
of the condition of Pittston avenue and
the intersecting streets the mayor and
his party returned to city hall. No
where on the route was a single protest
entered against the construction of the
sewer. Those who oppose it did not
put in an appearance and those who
favored ii We're numerous and very
radical in expressing their opinions.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-12
MANY BIG ORDERS.

There is assurance, however, that
orders for hundreds of thousands of
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-07
coon FOR

Tho Sacramento Bee discourses
thus about Ncvhda's prize fighting
law. 1t hits u large number of
howieIz below the belt:
The Governor of Nevada. III sign.
ing the bill licensing glove contests in
tina; State, declared that ne did not
consider prizr.lightiug 10 he any.
where near as dcmorHlizng and
brutal rs IDDthaIl.
The Governor Is right. And yet
FROM all OYER the Nation has come II
howl against Nevada. agains, Ne
radn's Legislature. against Ncvada's
Governor, against NcYuda's people
and all for whatG We cannot find a
single excuse therefor, except IL DO
that Nevada has refused to be a
%hypOcrite, and hypocrisy appears To
he the prevailing fad Of the day.
There is absolutely nothing cruel
there is absolutely nothing democrat.
izing, there ia absolutely nothing
brutalizng in Il wcll-contcstcd glove
contest. There il absolutely thuoiny
connected with it. ma II matter OF
strength. skill and science, that
= hould debar any good wonan from
witnessing it. whose nerves can stnpd
the u~nspeaknble brutality Of u foot.
ball match, and the dcmoraIiziuy
effect such Il contest cannot fail la
have on the nature Of that sex which
IL rurp"s"h to be ,"udcr.hpartod.
And yet the ministers will spou,
from the pulpit aud editors will wri,o
~ the press. sbusing glove contests
ana th"Fe who attend them. and tho
Same MINISTERS and cditors will crowd
l" i"plOiIi matches and groS .uiLusi.
h'iic o'cr sirnggics Infinitely mara
brutal and dangerous to limb and to
life than "c'o the contests IN tl,o n,;lo
ring oven with barc knuckIcs.
There Is something also ub,,,
many - Tho editors OF that Slate in
connection with this matter. which +.
very peculiar and very amusing
Inc! Lf'o to fcc a rafting gIyyc con.
Test N which tho men ara uhon,
quail y matched ia strength. md o,c
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-07
See Our ShOWWindOW.
@'Don't Miss the Chance. All 10 Cents Per Pair.
M.Reinllart.

the acme and the perfection oi skill
and Of science. They will privately
own TO their .ove Of the sport. They
will admit that it is neither brutal.
dcmoraliziug, uor cruel. and yet these
very came men will either write
articles denouncinG the good sport
they cn!ry. or vii rematn
silently acquicsccnt vaiIe the col
umns OF their papers a. given y
to It's drnunriat!pu hy ministerial or
CARNATIONS. sometimes cvcu-GOd
save the marK ana The devil applaud
he checE.-hy youths whose length
- hair tcstiiic' that they are slaves tn
the pernicious practice 81 football.
Nov. why is this: Why 90 men
who have seen many "A good glove
contest and who know ,l.a, it Is not
cruel. that it is not brutal. that it is
not dcm"raliz.ng. permit themselves
To become mere echoes ~ men and
wnmcu who have never seen one. and
NV tD L'h hNpN lhN tAth d'' AhiN-
ing aboui: Could hypocrisy farther
90, than when knowledge Ia afraid TO
open It's lips and becomes but tie
blind echo OF ignorance?
The Bee has never asked 81 others
what they think or what they do not
think. II has never condemned mo
who are opposed To all glove contests
Tor it believes tl,at every man las u
right 20 his o"n opinion. II docs pro-
test, however. acaiusi tho blatant and
the patent hypocrisy which will III
ducc mes to publicly denuuncc that
which they priatcly approve, and TO
frown upon this action Of Nevada
VIXEN, il the truth were known. u ma.
JoTIty Of them are saving up money in
order 10 see the promised Corbctt-
FItzsimmOns match.
As to Tho Bee. il has no hesitation
IN saying that one Of it's force, pTobab-
iy two, will he at t'IRt fight. Tie trip
in the ring will not be rhadc any nor
from a sense Of dury in the gathering
81 news than from personal interest
and enjoyment on the part Of the in.
diyiduaI or individuals who will at.
tend.
Tho bee groctg Nevada with rcucw
cd assurances OF its most disting-
uiEhcd consideration. Amid her sis.
ter States She shiuns out u sparkling
jewel Of consistency in an otherwise
unbrokcn sist"ThoOI ~ hypocrisy.
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&cae IL sr7eey & TIE ballot Bill
considered ezsasssIz23 5aSsa=itsly
PosPoaed-
! & No a vIkss5a--An ses -
deSas TIE nsats ard HsroCSbiI,
it;ss 81 oSpeS ot telephone lies n
TIE State az NerEis Bal cozsiirrei
ea-rossai. rsl third TINE AMI ~
connuts3 to TIE judiciary ISgnat-
zee.
! 3 No- l6-GarSoi-Aa c 10
provide Il. tbs p2rA&Se Q: I pr
t-si; ~ Ex-Governor John = jones
md =Pr7oq7asnS 1o1sy i0E SINE,
Re.e-re5 TO Tie COMMITTEES % the
wko.s
A Is No. S-GIlber;-An cc; -
p7or:ie :os the oop.ia q TIE JoaE-
I'll @; The eighteenth session q TIE
Assembly by Ms J. Z Miller .oE
$50
Gilbert oEs-ei : substitute. pro
vidlnS ,o- the COPING o,tkc Journal
by c. Z Ford, which was adopted.
So RNo S-5lzis asrSGzi order
!o- No2isy a: > o'c.oSE-
RsSes until 3o'clocS.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
ASSEMBLY.

Assembly called to order at II O.
clock by Speaker Allen.
Quorum present.
Prayer by tho chaplain.
Journa! Of yesterday read and ~.
proved.
y majority Of tie Judiciary Com
mittce reported that Senate Concur.
rent resolution No. 9-proposal TO
amend the constitution by stirling
ont the word mnle-bo agreed 10.
Mcssers Oliver. Benton and Trctnbuth
offered n minority report that IL DO
not agreed to.
Senate Concurrent resolution No.
2-SummcriicId Of Washoc Proposal
TO amend tIo State Constitution by
limiting the sessions Of the Lngisla.
sute to 30 days. Referred Ia JGdici.
airy Committee.
= No. % -St0ddard- An act rc.
lattug 20 elections. Bill considered
on2rossed: read third timo and lost
by a Totc Of - to =.
y No. - 5ioddard- IN act ro.
iating to elections and 10 more fully
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COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS.

STATE II NEVADA,
County or ELKO. 10
ELHo, February. 1897.
The Board met pursuant Ia nd.
journmcnt. P~rcscnt-I. l.. Wool.
verton IL. NJ. Reed, and Stanley Rigs.
by.
Tho minutes were read mud mp
proved.
Money counted and found 10 agree
with the Auditors books.
Bills against the county considered
and allowed.
Tho County Board Of Education
appeared before the Board md mado
Il verbal statement M iu tho condi.
ton Of the finances Of the County
High School and asked for some aid
by which tho board could br ahlc to
purchase the necessary apparatus Tor
conducting the RchooI. After a die.
custom 81 the matter the Board Of
Commissioners recommended that n
relief hill be submitted Ia the Lcgis.
laturc Tor 81 800 TO complete the fur.
ni'hinR Of the high echo,l building.
All ccalp bills were laid over until
next meeting.
Tho following o0icinl honda wore
approved:
CIV Grover. W i Lincbirgcr. @ r
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Hoods Pills
THE GLOVE CONTEST LAW.

ioveTno- Sadlcr has affixed his
Signature 10 the bill licensing glove
. contests between man and man IN
this state. and il i now the law.
While re iAiuk the Law To- be one Of
doubtful! prcrEicty. We believe that
the State Will receive some benefit
irou it. enactment. II will be ad.
ycrtisei - never before rs shown 10y
the i-llowIng from the Rem c.
o. tie 39.h:
The wires we're kept red hot last
nigh; between Carson and eastern
cities with prize fight news. Tie
New York Tribune asking Tor 10000
words, azd the Times, journal,
World. and IN fact. every paper pub
lsAei IL tie large cities Of tie east
asked fora report. NeTada will get
p.ea,y OF advertising now.
Tie Law seems to Toe carefully
guarded II every point 10
insure none but first class glove
contests. Ihr license Zee IS placed
81 such a high figure tia; but few Of
tie men engaged in this sort 81 work
can ray It. This viii surely DC: ar all
bat the better class Of pugIlis;s from
taking advantage o! the Law. Then.
too. i l. claimed by the advocates OF
the Ian that the amount 81 revenue
Il viii bring into the State treasury
vii! more than compensate Tor any in
jury 1t may iui!ict upon tho morals
@! TIE State.
Prize fighting like "a great many
other things : not catching and WE
cannot see how it will effect the nor.
ais %! auynuly unless lie is that way
inclined am nov and Is only waitiu:
for al opportunity to exhibit his in
ciira'ions to the publi.. Looking at
the matter from an impartial stand.
point and Is On" who would have
voted against the had he
been 4 mcmbrI II the legislature. we
IAN 10 so" now he law VIII work any
grca; injury to the State.
II the LAYS should prove to be ~
injurious to Me State as IT. oppo
Hents claim, the sentiment Of the bet.
ter class II people in every commun-
ity will prereut any contests from
taking place within the State and the
legislature will undoubtedly
il. While it is the law, how
rvcI. 1t hoIli be obeycd and tho
people oi the State should make tie
most d! it. Nothing will be- made by
hcaping abuse uTon those who voted
FOR 1t Or Tho Governor for signing it.
Ia" better way is to grin and bear it
at least until the time comes for elect
my a ncw lot Of lawmakers.
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SAVED THE COUNTRY

Tie country Is indebted % that dis
tin.uiskei AH-lu-inerican +. L
! Go,ikia q the New York eveuing
Pos. Tor the discovery thu: this u
Try was saved ioo=l anarchists in No.
ysmber L.: b. the all Of She foreign
born vote. The highly educated al.
ditious made to u population in re-
cent years b. the importation OF
pauPeS and criminals from Italy
Austria.Hun-ary and other European
countries could not bear the thought
Of having the creditors Of the United
States or II its corporations or
citizens paid in anything hat gold
coin. NJ. Goikin demonstrated To-
his own satisfaction that il the prisons
and pesthouscs @! Europe had not
yoE!tvd upon our shores q large pro-
portion Of their inmates the United
States would have gone 70 the dem
milton b~ow-Tow=. Aueri.au dis
honesty was crushed out by thus
noble uprising Of the honest men i'm
ported IL the Storage ot steamships
at Sl5 per head. He proved this to
be true b.! showing that Mckinley
carried tie states which are inEabi;-
cd by these more recent contributions
to N population.
The natural and steady flow 81 gen
uiHe voirut ny Immigration has
brought To IL country, - a rule, a
desirable class Il citizens. mainly
from the British islands aud the
countries on the North sea. But the
human cattle whose coming h!;her
has been the result; partly of cIpellIng
forces in their own countries and
partly OF the united cupiiity OF those
who wanted their labor IL starvation
wages and the transportation com
plLics which made 4 profit On their
passage are simply "a disease in our
body polite. Ia view Of the liberal !
prices at which votes were quoted in !
the last campaign, we think Mr. God
kin IS entirely correct in the ussump.
ton that this class Of newly hcdgcd
citizens, or bogus citizens. voted for
Mckinley and sound money. We
are willing to conccie his claim that
their votes were controlling.
There is another clag4 81 citizens
who vutei for Mckinley, although
their votes are not sufficiently uumcr-
ons to control electoral vo;cs IN any
state. We refer to the negro vote in
the south. which constitute the main
bouy Of the Republican party in that |
section q! tbs country. Through Ter.
fcCtiy natural Causr- the fac, is rec.
ognizcd that their vote is mainly H. |
literatc. IN estimating the plurality
Of votes IN the United States Tor Ma
Jor Mckinley these culurcd litter.
ntcs. Of course, cut a very large figure. !
Major McKinley's plurality over Bry- ,
m was 100000. II from his vote
should DO deducted that 81 the nntiyc
biacs; illitorates and the undesirable
sort Of white voters We have herein
described, it cannot be doubted fhst
the plurality would he largely in
Bryau's favor. This would he true
after doduetiug all the white illit-
crates from tho vote given for Mr..
Bryan
What satisfaction the "souni mon.
= writers can find in nrraying such
facts ms these IL beyond our comprc-
hcnsion. In GoIniu's case il was cyi.
IDENTIFY TO crafty lns hatred Of tic
American people. But the sooner
Americans cease dwell my on tho
ugly facts above stated the better il
will he Tor the good name Of our pco.
plc.-EX.
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Marry raj. Uiri quick.

! saw III your paper that Il Is ycur
old boy made 5l2j the first hour he
worried selling the Perfection Mr,uI
Tip L1mpwick. | ordered a sample
and wont 10 work md the first week
cleared ElO, the second week. | cleared
SO. ! expect to run up 60 80 a week
IN the ucar future, nE the Perfection
Tip Metal LumpwiCk makes such q
beautiful white light and docs AWAY
with smokey ]chi'npcya md bad odor
and lJvCs o!i. !! ~ easy to sell. II Won
wish to try j; send lJtwo cent slainua
to Miss 4. NJ. Fritz. Station 4, 81.
Louis. Mo. and shc sill scnd yun
sample outfit. tins IL a gpui way to
make money around home.
MISS TIuA ".
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senate cau Tx Co1rss-SepSL SSt
prcriizk !zni:O: to- legislative oon-
nit:ee roozs- or5srsd GgroSed
.Adioasaei
AssNsL
Assembly called TO order !; II o.
cloeS by Mr.. MeNzrShiea-
Q2o-cn present
Prayer D. Esy. Garland.
Joaral o~tys:s-izy rad ssd APP
proved.
4 b No 81 FozS-Ap &c: -
PrOvi3e 70. ths are q: av.li3s II IL.
several ooS-tis Q, liz State. Rs.s-.
red 10 COMMITTEES o. Ecuatoo-
r No 2 Coaias-Prpasal 20
anead S:s:s Constitution by striking
O.; - uori zsle. Judiciary.
\ No Anso-To provide rer-
ea1e to- he support - The Ststs
Gove-1-saL Coa&Geaei sngrossd
aid los. Is io?.
/ 8 NJ. 81. Whitrey-Ta provide
.sye=uo tor tbs supp5-; o. The State.
and % repeal certain aSts relating
thsreso. Ordered eaEassei.
/ 3 No =, B5z6khaE-To pro
vi6e foI the election o. School Trust
res Ordered eoE7aS$ei
4 B No. : Sto5iz-i-Fo- u.
preservation Q. S=h. Substitute 7e.
ported by Committee CT Agriculture.
Made spe-il order To- Thursday II
2S1.
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sixteenth Day.
SENATE.

Net at II a. IN. President McCore
in the chair.
Roll call. Al present.
Prayer by the Chaplain and read.
ing Of the Journal.
Senate Bill -. Denton-Amenda-
tory Of an act concerning legal con-
~vsyances. judiciary.
= No. ~ Kaiser-Providing for
the destruction OF any unbranded
horses, mares or colts, running Wild
or at large on the public lands Of the
State. Agriculture.
s. Il No. II Denton-To provide
bailiT for the Supreme Court. Ways
and Means.
S b No. II. Committee on Chains
To pay State deficiency bill FOR 1885,
90. Si.553s0. Ways and Means.
Assembly bill .. Oliyer-Issuancc Of
Ornsby county. Indian Sch2 l.u'.
sS,00J. judiciary
Alb No. 10. Oliver - Relative TO
10000 ormsby county bonds, here
toforc issued. Judiciary.
SC Y No. 4-proyidng for call.
my ConsutuIivnui Contention. Jul
dietary.
At 1880 the Senate took a recess
till 2 +. ~.
6~FTEESooS sEssIOn.
S Is No. 10. Mins-To fix the iccs
Of the Clerk Of Ormsby county for
making ont naturalization papers.
Judiciary.
= T. No 90, Comins Relief Of
Veterans Homo Association. Youn,.
willie, California Military and Indian
Affairs.
All No IL, McNGughtcn To fix
State tax loyy aud distribute IL TO
the proper funds. Ways and Mcaps.
SCR No.2, Summcffcld-Amcnd
constitution. No legislative session
to exceed forty days and no cyt'n
session to exceed ton days. Passed
unanimously.
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AFTERNOON sHsIax.

Roll called and no business cd or
ne= found to transact II the regular
order thereof
SuaaerSsld. o. Wa<hoe: -Nr.
Presiden.-Io tie b:eaoii repo-: q
the State Fish Commissions / E2d
tho points to which ] wish 20 call the
attention Of the honorable body. End
make Z motion that they BE- eIpIased
IS irrelsrent, iaooupeten; and i'm
mess-zl- Ibs hr4 s tEo Lines .:
poetr! on page ( reading = toIoSs;
BY the EiIEE. II shs5s5 pool
Where the trout awaits the ny.
Tta second Is on page Il Ehe-e In
descriptive reference 10 tie carp in
ported and iatroiuned TO the Eate-s
o! this STATE o. ths general GoTe-l-
-sut IS = tood ash ike ConaisEoos-
takes occasion 10 introduce : little
roAznca- After considerable dis
cuzs5on tie nation vas withdrawn
Skaggs gave notice that a. 81 early
day re zoali introduce = bill 10
prohibit rates grab bags zod al
o.her Eanbilns games Il the churches
o. the State
At 2.EJ Sz1aie took a recess nj =
p. u. EksG = joint session o. both
houses viii b. BAD
AFTERNOON SESSION.
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Sutric. Jerry Hcsnn. NJ b Dun,on.
Henry Frnnkic. John Murphy. Thos.
Frost. James Ralph. Vim. johnson
JIG Schnid. l. T. Morgan. T W
Wilkerson, | II Posuc and flank
Smith.
The following official reports were
examined and approved:
{. 4. Watkins. Auditors; J. \. Nc.
Bride, Clerk; } Epgcrs. Assessor: J.
VI. Natccr, sheriff and %iailor; ". II
Armstrong. Hospital Steward aud
Chas TOME. justice Of the Peace.
Tho Board appointed =. :. Shields.
J j ~ SALMON River - wushiu: Chm.
Toync, J p Of Mound Valley; W. J..
Black. j Poi Starr Valley.
The Board allowed Mrs. NJ. +. Eager
$40 per month t0 be di4bursed by
Commissioner Rrgshy.
The Board opened ana read the Gids
~ follows:
COUNTY PRINTING
Sproulc ( Eoohcr. zoo per mouth
Riddle Sons t2j per month.
HOsrITTL.
Mrs. l. 4 Kennedy 40 monthly
salary and e. cents a day for each
patient. " Is Armstronggts month.
~ salary. A " Fuller s25 salary
md 40 cent Il day. Inns Miller
$3.50 monthly salary. j. Il. Glib
bons iI salary and 20 cents a dny.
y l. Womark 40 c.nts "A day for each
patient. T. T. Bilkry 50 salary and ~
cents > day. Frank Cogswcll S2h sal
m!' WI Eddy Sl5 salary and 20
cents "a day.
COUNTY PHYSICIAN.
y. Mcdowell S2U per month. G. j
Hood CD per month. c. J. Hood SO
per month and furnish medicines.
JASrToR.
J II Dcwar. SO per month. LLOYD
Butler $40 per month. Thcs Nc.
fherson s;T.25 per month. S c Shir-
ley slO.
uUIYI%G INDECENT.
y lnIimAn Sll each.
W II Armstrong was allowed 10 70.
main ms Hospital Steward Until March
lst.
Tho Board fixed tho tux loyy ut
Sl.S1 on :hc 300.
The Board awarded tho burinl ot
iudigcnts to \ J Pullman and print
ing 10 Riddle L Sons, and appointed
{" Hood, N. d., Co. ply sician.; A l.
WomacI;. Hospital Steward; Lloyd
Iutlcr, janitor.
Upon motion Riddle & Sons were
nrlc:ed to Tile a bond in the sun Of
$1,000 for the faithful performance OF
the printing contract.
Upon motion the clerk was author
lied to purchase all stationery and
supplies for ;hc use Of the county Of
iicinls.
the Board made a number Of trapp-
icrs from the General fund into tho
various funds and transfer rod SLID.
~ irom the special high school fund
Nv VIZ ''ii' 'tu'ulIlIOD tnllu,
Tho Board adjourned TO nee,
March |, 1897.
Tho little daughter OF Mr.. FrcI
Weber, Holland, Mass. had n ycry
bnd cold and cough which he had not
been ablc To cure with anything. /
gaNc iH'. = . cent bottle ~ Cham.
hcrinin's Comgh Remedy. says W. j..
Holden. merchant and postmaster at
West Rrimhcld. mud the next time
saw him he Rail il worked like \
charm. This rem dy il intended ca.
pccially for ocutc throat and lung die.
cnscs such M colds, group sud whoup-
ing cough. and it is famous for it's
cures. T1Iorc ig no danger in giving
II to chilIrc0 for IL contains nothing
injurious. For snlo by NJ. II. Nil.
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