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Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
A HUSBAND WANTED.
A First Class Opportunity for
 the Right Man.
"PhILADELrIIIA, Ps., June l, 1897

"PhILADELPIIIA, Ps., June l, 1897.
 "ro the Mayor :- Your eorrespon- dent is poor lit.le woman, who has decided On thls method O bettering her condition, and comes to you fer assi tsnoe, but not in a moneta' y sense. am tired of struggling for mere existence. and where there is co m Gch comp. t.tion, life is not worth living. l am tlred of druGg'ng for stranre-s. watt 10 settle down in q home of :ny owu. Am tired of living alone. l want . congenial colnpan- ion; one whom l can love, respect and admire; one to whom i. will be no effort 10 call myself companion ehum and helpniate; one who will a, : prCciate my efforts in making him ccmfo:tablo. one who will give me a home and not expect me to live in his kitchen. want some one who is able to ray my laundry bills in.tead of ex- peciing me stand over the wash tub. l havn't eeme 10 that yet, but mighty near 1t. l have had recent and severe losses and I want to E. [ away from all my pTesei surround in2s. Wont you help me? You can i! yon will, and in this way:
 Give this to some one whom you know; nice, good looking. educa' ed, intelligent, refn'd man. One who is neat and emacul. .te in appearance aud who would appreciate refined sur roundings.
 "I am e widow, thirty years old no children and no family Am 8 lit,le SonnaD, brunette, southerner, Of an affecticuats, sympathetic and con- sIderate disposition, cheerful, amicable and good company. have been told hy Eny friends tha. ] rossessed e1- quisits taste in dressing ani arrang. ing home and l knew I possess To. of good eOmmoa house sense and judgment aS well as tact and will pass in a crowd with a it.lo assis,a. ce from the rear. I am R good house keeper and possess all the qual;Gca- tions in making home attractive cosy and homelike. I know this sounds very mach like es.tis,n tut what is the use in possessing these gifts fl you don't tell anyone oi tLeD.. Now am neither an adventures ss nor black mailer but q lady in every senso
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
THE DAY WE CELEBRATE
Citizens Meeting Called--1he
 Night Move Made.

A call for oi iz,ns n,ee' ing is pub hshed in smother column, issued by the Mayor end Conmon Council, to m, tt at the City Hall in the Rescue Hose quarters 10 airanoe for ,he 4th Of July celebration. Interest in the eel etratian is manifest Ii m ell .ides ard a large eethe ring Mi'l he present. TEe object oi tine mee;ingsis to Gi ouss the Ii iiorent plans and cooperate with the fire G'pa,tmoEs committees in carrying oat arrangements,
 Several impo,tan matters W il come before tie meeting for consideration and it is expect d a large humber O. our citlz; IFS rill ie on hand. The raising of funds will be ltf, to q con- mi.tee> This me, ting, among other things, Is for the purpose Of giving aid 10 ths fro de apartment in their laui- able endeaverS to fiitingly celebrate the 4th. Every bcdy should Le oii hand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
Paine'S Celery Compound.

There is one true specific Ter diseases arising from impure b.ooi and a dehiliiated nervous system, anI that is Paine's celery compound, s1 generally pre-. cribe,! ly physiri.n'. I. p probably the ro,. remarkable remedy that the scientific re'earch oi this country has p'aiucod. Prof E!vaTd |. rhelps. N. D IL. D Ci Dartmouth criieyi, fra: prescribed wts: is now known the w0Ill ever as Pal e's ce,ery c"mpoand, a lo.iiice cure for dyspersia, biiiousress, liver complaint, neuralgia. rheumatism. all neryious disenses Grd kidney troubles. For tie latter P..ine's celery c0m- rourd has succce .ed again and again where everything .lse has failed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

A rock has been felnd in Mexico which is said 10 prove ty inscriptions that the Chinese were in Sonora twen- ty centuries ago. Much more likely they were there twenty days ago. Better be certain the rock is no. on the path taken by those smuggling themselves across tl,e border, and thft she inscription docs not contain 1irec- tions for the next To: of hishbiE lefs due to arrive.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
CATTLE &iIIri,ENIS.
A GcCd Showing in tie i.inr
 Of Transportation.

Up 10 May 23 there has teen ship ped from Tucson tho present year 22,Gi9 head of ca';le. Wilcox ship ments during the same peiiod amount ed to 2j,S28 head Total Wilicox shipmfnis up to date aggregate 3o,- O22 head.
 The Range News records tbe follow ing shipments during the week: June l by Call Stanley 5l yearlin 2 bulls oi R. II. Speed, Senar, x. h. by same to himself at Fowler, Colorado, 535 head, including s ric Sierra Bonita steers ard D. $. stock cat;le.
 June 2, by ". II. Wright to the Hol: Live Stock Co.,, oi Denver, Ut To, hpimas, Colorado, ji9 head, comrris. in the fiege steers and heiters and steers contracted by Hal 3e,man Schearer, Walker and others.
 June 3, by J. W. Macrum 8, Denver The Morgan cattle from Ho. Springs went to Hutchis0n, Kansas.
 June G, by A.C. Geer, 10 hinlsrlf ai Crest Bend, Kansas, 2G0 straielt Hereford cows, and Il2 caivesiron II c. Ii, oxer's he'd. Tn;s was q partic- ularly choice bunch. Mr. Gecr de cls.el them to be in better condition than the native cattle oi western ksu ga.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
MILL AT fEARCE.
Will Be Most Complete in the
 Territory.

The Commonwealth mill ct Pea,ce is rapidly nearing completion and when iinishtd will be one O! tte most complete E,ills in the tGrntory.
 The capacity i. 60 tons daily but should the owDcrs desire to increase the output tue capacity can be doubl- cd ty adding the necessary machinery TEht such may be the intention of tie company is given crederce by the fact ;ha: the boilers aud engine now erect cd is of sniiicent horsepower to iurn- :sh motive rower for double the present capacity of tire mill. The io.l.rs and rock brakers arc already up snd under cover and th:ic imnensity is oi formidable nppea'anco.
 The ere of tEe CCm ronxe.l;h is free milling. no lead or bsse he:n: noticeable. tut as fone of ...e rock carries gal. ..hure.s it is probable 0 ross!ing airsratus will doubtless soon be provided. Tie mill is expet ted to be in readine's and running ordcr within two II onths.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

A bill has been introduced i1 the l,wer house Of congress fer taxing csrtain occupations according to the amounts of capital invested. Compan- ies engaged in petroleum business in acy form aie to be taxed from Sj00 On $lO0,O00 ts $2j,000 on $5,C)0,0Go Other branches oi tueiness to be tax el are iron and steel railways and str ,st railgsys. banks. stock exchanges aud and glass, w'o', silk, paper leather and sugar manufacturing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

Governor FIapk,!n yeste!dey re- ce:ved a conmunicatiGn fro:n tho a:torney-gcUeral 0! the United a::s 2 approving tic governors action ir granting T thirty days respite 10 L:sh ley, the co!ored murderer, Sl.o waA sentenced to hang On FIi,!ay. The sttorney general said that the presi- dent also granted thirty days Ic- prlcvn. bct thtt lie will interfere 10 further in the matter. The date ci hanging is now set for July 9.-Ga- zettc
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-our friend,
 NJ. 4. SMITH,"

White Of Arizona, W! o graduated sev : euteonth ia the clsss of t'ie naval academy. has heen assigned [, d,.t; ; CD the Monterey to repor, on Juns l9. He Will star: wess tomorrow via. Phe. h.S, .,ppring there enc day to visit friends To wii:h Il c Republican adds that "Wili!am Russell W.ite, better known as WI:l White, i- son of Doe White: formerly of Temre. He is ono Of .he earlier graduates rem .he territorial normal acliool and is remembered as a brilliant toy, He "a' appoinied tc Annsrchs six years ago"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
S:UHDER AT JEROME.
The Fatal Pistol DGts it's Work
 A Woman the Cause.

Saturday morning la:t Francisco Pedil.a WAS found dead in Jefont from 6 pistol shot wound, When the dead hciy vas found. one han" clu.cheJ pl:tDl filed with loaded sheils, which dissipated tle theory Of suicide. l. WAS coon ascer,ained that, some hours before, he end Mexican LonndIo Ruiz had quarreled about 0 woman ard that Ruiz was seen rum ming away from tae scene Of the mur- der. Aftcrwarl another Mexican cap. tured Ruiz and turned him over to tEe au hOii.ies.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
HAPPY AT LAST.
EchelEerger is eff Gn a New
 Lead.

When C. r.. Eichelbelger, tl,e dis coye:er of the Bonanza King oi Ari- zona, neGr Yuma, lei: hers some weeks ago, says tic Sun, fo, his old Pennsylvania home, no one dreamed that visions of matrimony fitted through bis brai?, yet it would seem that they nevertheless did, as tEe record cf marriage licenses issued in Los Angeles on Tuesday, tho lst inst, included the fo|lowing: "Charle. Edward E:chelbe!ger, . na,iye of Pcnnsy Ivan and resident Of Yuma, Ariz., aged %, and Msrgsr.ta de Ia OSss, native ofCelifornia and resident c: Los Angeles, egod l9." Miss Mar ?Gri,a de ;a Ossa, the young lady of Mir. Eich l0ergels choice, is tine daughter Of Ja.e da l. Os.a of this place and is well known lere. having 2 attended tho Yuma public schools year before last She numbers her friends in Ter old Arizona home by the score, who join in congratulations MT. Eichs lbetgei's friends also extend their Eesrtic., congratulations, and point Co lin Gs an illustration of the axiom, that ii. never rains bat it pours." Coed fortune follows eloss upon the Eeels of good fortune, end there is no telling what wil, happen to EcheiberScr next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

As anuounced I@st week, Mir |. | Shaw and Miss Helen CucInsey Were married Ihursday morning, Juue 3.!, bt the residence Of TTaak DysaTt in SClOnonviilc. The ceremony WAS performed hy Ear. DowEs, snd the olegarce of the coe:ames, the floral decorations and tho wedding icas: re ccited s9eci.i coniG.en. in the local press. Tie hcpiy reir are now in CaI.iornia on thcir wedding tonr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

O the word. holcraLle ani tiu, anI fl they shcu.d meet with tue desir d rest Its ai!l send my references which are of the highs-t aid my address, which do not now think edyi,ab!e. Now, MT. Mayor. please L:lp me out of this stegna:t rut where aiu living a hand {, mouth existence and you will have the lie long gtrt.:ude of one potr little m )ital.
 Yours triI,y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
ON MERCY'S SIDE.
Der Mark Intercedes for Gem
 mutation Of Sentence.

Attorney Blenman received the fol- lowing letter from Hon. Mark X. Saith, who was the assistsnt prose- cutting attorney at the t,;ai 0: Phillip Lasiiley, and las cansanted U use his influence toward obtaining executive cienency in the c.se:
 "MY DEAR DLESMAN Pursuant Co yonr re1uest, aud in perfect accord with ny own conscicncc. have re- 7ucstel the PresiJent oi the United States to commute the sentence Ci Phillip Lashiey.
 Very truly your friend,
 NJ. 4. SMITH,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

Today was ihe closing day Of .i:o
 TcmLsicns public school and ex- exercisoc were held tE;5 afternoon in the ,aI:ouJ departments and ,be numerous pupils acquitted themselves with credit to themselves s1d their teachers. Lack of space and time iorbids extended notice. IL is a noteworthy fact however that in the Tomb.ione scho!ars rising gaaiYs ;s noticeable, and we rrecict that some oi the yoang Americans wLo were on the stand today will make their mark in the wer!d and in later years Tombstone cap point with pride 10 them as enc of Tomhs,oces favoIit9 sops.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

It is estimated that IeGO0 Jewish voters will disfraucbisa themselves or decline to vote st the judicial elect On in Chicago, June 7th, @ the 9th and 7,h arc holy Gays with orthodox Jews. xs the Australian ballot will be used requiring \ 10 indicate the ticket voted, and Jews are forbidden 10 ID aLe the sign of the e,oss cn that day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

iIr. Ward l.. Smith, Of FIedericks. town, Mo, WAS troubled with chronic 6ia'rhoea fer ever thirty years, He had Income folly satisfied that i, Was only a question of a short tune uriil he would have 10 give up. He lad bean treated by some Of the best physicians in Europe lief One day he picked up a newspaper and chanced 10 read aa advertisement of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy. He got bottle cf it the first dose helped him ard it's con. tirued rse cured him. For sale by al
 dealers in Tombstone and Bi:bee, F
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

William Greenwood, self coneti. tu,ed al os!le oi the doctrine of con fi.- catien ss a remedy for the evils of co: rorate wealth, addressed an open air meeting On Exchange corner Iast evening. What the most ol us are looking for is some way of reaching the limit of wealth to be allowed un- der the ora;e,'s scheme, viz; siOC coo -Ys1sPai Reporter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
STATE or CBIo, CITY c ToITTc, ]
 ITC.s C1JNnY

Frank J. Cheyney makes oath tia he is the senior partner of the firm O. F. J. Cheyney & Co.,, doing business ia the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case oi Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use Of Halls Caturrh Cure.
 FRANK J, CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this e,h day oi Decem- ber, 1Sef.
 ISEiLl 4. w. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh' Cure is taken inter- nally and acts directly or tie tsck and mucus surfaces of the system Seni for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,,
 To!edo,O
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
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Mir J. ". Ven be, of Dowaey I pioneer of Los Angeles County, C.l, says: Whenever ;m troubled wirh a pain Tn the stomach or wth diarthot | use Chanlbrrla:n'a ColI", Cholera anI Diarrhoea kemeCy. hays u ed il fer roafs, know II 10 be d reliable rtued, nd recommend i. % every one" fo. sale bA Druggists
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

The Tyre, which has Let come tc hand for one or tao issues, is arsin op aeck. Duiiag the absence of its oaitoE she force intjbsd too freely and for got euch little details ss issuing z eat daily
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

D.. Woodward and Night Foreman Chss. Fountain Of the c. mmob wealth Co. drove over from pearce today on flying vIsit returning again this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

The Chinese of Chicago have s!arte! the Chioese Equal Rights League of Americs. and propose q national con ven ion November lst, for the purpose of reching the light of suffrage aud the rep sal of the re,tric,it n law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

1heunp:eceiert dcst le shipments over thj Atcli on this season, might be laid t1 the number of Cd Mexico ci.!e passing through, but the Esur.. chow otherwise, They are diyni d as io!lsws: New Mexico ard Ar;zone, l2O.sIoi Old Mexico, 3j.OOO; Te1a., iIG0O
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

Reports from tie Black Diamond upon which ,he Copper Queen hare a bouG l. that some water was encCun- cred in shaf.. The flow hcwe,er is rot enough to deter vigoroas work and the prospects are sati ;fsctory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

Another decip!s of Hidalso was bronght over from b;-5ee yesterday and placed behind the bars 10 rest up Tor 50 days for the penalty oi commit tag Q niislcmeanor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

Arizona produced lZJ,9eO ounces oi gold last year, ap increase of 2o,9GS ounce, over the preceding year. Utah produced only 97,9eO ounces. Arizona stands forth in the list Of gold producing states. When her incom- parable resources are fully developed she will eaeily head the list.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

Tom lrrow is the last day of school and closing exercises will te helI in tile vaIi ,ms rooms, to which parents are invit al to Gtt.Gi.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

A Mexican nGmed Si.vero Peralta was brought over frOn Vii OK t,t.ay and made cuest of Hotcl De Whit, antii tbe grand jury meets. Silvcro Is accused of grand larceny ani in ie- fault of b.ii is forced ,o sojou.n wi,h us during the summer mon .hs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

The most extraordinary sums paid for any service rendered the United States government go te the railroad and steamship lines tha. carry our mails They aggregate, ia round numbers, $50, ,OOo ,O00 a year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

A dispatch received this afternoon from Solomonvi!!e statss that Chicon the murderer who was ,o have been hanged ca the 18th inst, boke jail last night and is headed t,ward Coch:se coupty. i wateiCut i, tcing kep. for him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

\ letter addressed to Geo. w. Me Fariin is on file in this otiise. l George will make his whereabouts known we will gladly forward same.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

GATHERINGS,
 Look out for the po'ters of Bisbee's 4th oi July celebration. They'll le out in a few days now.
 F McVetty. bro iher of Mrs. J. l. Brown, who has been employed in the nine here for some months past. left this morriug 10, his old home in Can ada where he expects to remain for some tine.
 MT ans Mrs. Dan Hagan were out going passengers on the train this morning. They go to NoGoles where they will stop for some time. MT. Ha2an has lately invested in Bisbce property and may make thi. place hit home in the near future.
 BJ. O'Rei,ly who has been under the weather for a few days, left thie morning for n short vacation before rssuming work. He had hardly made up his mind where he would go at tnus Of leaving bu. he will prot ably visit Los Angeles for few days.
 A Mexican circus was brought iu by the train this evening and Of course the small boys and the pisanos arc in their usual state of hileritY. The outfit seems to be Of rather fair class az contrary to the usual custom their stock ani effects came in on 2 special car instcad of being driyen across ihe country.
 Au accident which might have re- sul.od very seriously occurred last evening just below town. As the extra train was rounding the curve below the hospital the stakes cn car o! 10z12 timber suddenly gave way allow ing some go or 30 pieces of the timber to fall of the car before the matter was discoveicd. Had any Of theae pieces fallen SO as to catchthe wheels of the cara or to cross the rails there might now have been couple ol mapgicd traiumeu erd a dead barber to be looked after but forum. ately no such thing occurred and the only inconvenience arising is in tEe share of little extra work for tho section crew.
 EIsBEE, June II, 1881
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
CGs N7E s:..CCEsCH.
LOCATE; NS.


 Mine in prsgoon Mountains by Thos. Castle and Fr.d Castle. Location in Tu.quois district by g. II. Bryant and M. O'Ccnnor. Location in Tombstone district by J. Y, Fickers.
 AGREEMENT. Between Rob., Mccormick and wi:o and Denuis Sneedy.
 BILL OF SALE. ". T. Fife to o, F. Ashturn eat le. J. U. Vaughan to Whets.one Cattle Compsny-catt!e. W. A. Fiege and De,ls Fiege to T. c. Wi!lIame-catt!e.
 MORTGAGE. W, NJ. Morgan to P. P. SCto. Chas. Detanc to J. if. Norton & Co. Or, Prices cream Baking P9wds- EOrI0 Pale Hixhe<' <wa,d. TT. rr'ce Cream bdxins Pow6e, Sess4s fair Highest Medal snd D,pioss. srosS aosser Sss~s ''rsIa a.ss ta.r $ ;;is
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I,is said that sI,50O,OO) worth 0

lis eaid that SI ,5UUUUJ worth ei spurious hal: dollars are in circulation. The peculiar thing about the counter felt is that they are of pure silver and are worth just about as much es the good coin, which is something like 2i
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
C, PPERiGGS.

J. H. Jones returned this evening from a vacation in California.
 Mrs. scwle also returned from Cal i;oraia this evening where she has been for sume three weeks past. She had a most enjoyable trip eud her health has teen much benefited thereby, but sLc E ri-h: glal 70 te back hame again for ell that.
 Jimmy Mich Is and George To:ter returned 10 Bisbee today after an gb- sence of several weeE5. After attend ing the grand ledge L. of F., the ioys spent some time in Phep:I whe!o they purchased couple Uf good hocses which they rode home across tue country. They stopped a couple Of days in Tucson on tie way and, taken altogether, they had a mott enjoyable tii3.
 A number of .he bcys and heavy mcn let town yssterday for good out ing, hunting and prospecting trir. Tscir destination is tie Aio Eloun . tt:ins and they will probably rem ain out for some time. ChaS. Locking. Lee Sncdde:ly, Fronk Pend!eton end thet incomparsble "bear hunter" Geo. Joseph McCsbe, compose .l!e party.
 Mir. and sirs. Chas. |. Blackbnrn returned 10 Bisbee 0 lev dGys s:1oe and they w:Il probably remain here for some time. Charley already las his merrr-So-roupt. in opera.i and i, IS a.close rsce wi,!i tue boys bI tween :he Inorry-go-Iound and tiie circus. Charley can figure on doing quite vel. here for somo little time at least.
 The sad news Lss .-:: reached town oi tie Gecth Of Mr. J.. ?. S.mT. con which occurred stou. P. III. at iis home below town. Mir. Sampson had been sick for four or five days but Ks condition was no. supposed to be very eeYi0as which makes the sad blow much harder i0. the siiiie;od family nhc have tho sympathy Of the entire con, muEi.y in il.eir sorrow.
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The following table comprises the present taxable lroperty as rel o ted by the Territorial Beard oi Equaiiza- ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

The stage was late this morning owIng to q ieia-ed tram on the $. P.
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It cannot te said that het weather cute no ice with suffering humanity.
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Wanted-kn Idea ;

Write JOHS WEGDCKBCas s e., Patent A,tn
 nsys, Washington, ?; c for ,teir q 50 Ps,se oRs
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13
DlSBEE NEWS.

BI BE, June 9, 1887 GATHERINGS,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-13

w, NJ. Morgan to P. P. S(to. Chas. Detanc to J. ii, No:ton & Co.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-11-09

Bring your Job Work to this
Office.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-11-09

him of the right to have and ex.
press an opinion of his own after
his return to private life, and there
fore not inclined to bother his head
about the absurd talk that some Of
the friends of Spain and of the ad-
ministration have INDUCED In since
the publication of u very strong
and truthful magazine article writ
ten by Mr.. Taylor and dealing with
Spain and its relations with Cuba.
These critics charge that Mr., Tay-
lor's article was published for its
effect upon Congress, but, unless
those who are in positions to know
the sentiment of Congress are much
mistaken, nothing of the sort will
be needed to bring about prompt
action by the House on that joint
resolution, already adopted by the
Senate, directing the recognition of
the belligerency of the Cubans.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-11-09
Logan. School Examiners Meetings.

The Board of School Examiners of Logan
Village will hold regular meetings for the
pfapplicants Te achers Cortifi.
Gates on the Third Wednesday of February,
April, June, August, OctOberand December
at the Office ofthe Superintendent, in the
school Building Of said Village. Examina-
tons begin at $3.50 A. NJ, standard of each
BY Order of Board ofEx.
H"I Hr'Hu hO.W. II. Wright, Pres
r. Il. Ravman, Clerk.