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The record-union., 1898-06-12
MAGNIFICENT ISOLATION" /"

Above and beyond this question of
expediency, as to what shall be done
with the provinces wrested from Spain,
looms up the greater question as to
whether the United States is prepared
TO relinquish its policy of magnificent
isolation, and take a place among the
family of nations, as country with
interests outside of its home boundar-
les. 1t looks at present almost as if
the United States would drift into such
a position almost before we know it,
Los Angeles Times.
An apt if ungraceful addendum to
the foregoing would be Let her drift"
But, soberly and seriously, what is
magnificent isolation? 1t means that
both flag and trade will remain at
home. If we are only one-haf as
great civilizing agency as is claimed
power we assume to be, it is the logic
of progress, civilization and human
right that we should have here and
there a place abroad to rest our feet,
resupply our ships, take refuge from
assault, and promote and defend the
rights Of our people claiming the pro-
lection of the flag in foreign parts. If
the magnificent isolation idea means
anything it means magnificent unpro-
gressiveness. Sea power is now
chief factor in colonization and the in
tegrity Of a State among the States Of
the world. The simple question we are
called upon to answer is, Will we,
with our national Importance, strength
and destiny, remain content to be
snubbed and put upon by every six-by
nine power in the world that chooses
TO snap its fingers at us, because we
are so magnidcently isolated that we
cannot sail a national steamer out of
sight of our coasts for fear it's motive
power-coal-will, by exhaustion, leave
her helpless hulk upon the wave?
The record-union., 1898-06-12

Hon. David Mills, Canadian Minister
lean Review to show that Russia is
not the friend of the United States. He
holds that its protestations of amity
are mere words. Mr.. Mills adds-and
we give his own language for it has
meat in it, and is worthy of grave con-
sideration:
States do not differ that are never
brought in contact, and where there is
no contact there is no rivalry, and
professions of friendship may do no
harm, and can do little good But
what is there between the United States
and Russia, in common, that can make
them allies? Russia aims at two
things-to prevent an Anglo-American
alliance, and to prevent the United
States from ever acquiring any voice
in the direction of affairs in the Far
East. The policy of Russia was not
matured in a day. Russia did not
withdraw from America until she had
possession of the Lower Amour, until
she had awakened the fears of Japan,
had taken possession of one of her ISL
ands and had driven her into the fam
lily of nations, where Japan hoped she
might find allies among civilized States.
Russia intended that the Monroe doc
trne should effectually estop the United
States from having any voice In The
settlement Of any Asiatic question. she
may say: You can no more acquire by
conquest the Philippine Islands than
Russia or France can acquire Cuba"
Russia withdrew from Alaska for two
reasons-to exclude the United States
from having any voice in respect to
questions touching the eastern shore of
Asia and to prevent Alaska, in case
any future conflict with the United
Kingdom should arise, from becoming
a part of British America, and it was
so understood at the time by every
japanese statesman.
The record-union., 1898-06-12

All that buncombe of Cervera's about
admiring the gallantry and bravery Of
Hobson. and his desire to recognize it
by exchanging him as soon as possible
is exposed to the bare ribs of it, The
man never intended to do as he said
Had he been sincere he would not have
given over his prisoners to the local
General commanding at Santiago.
Hobson was Cervera's prisoner and he
could have held him if he wished to-
He now tells us that he has no power
to act. and the whole matter has been
referred TO Blanco. That ends it. Poor
Hobson must remain in durance vile
where the chances are the Spanish will
starve him to death. We may expect
next flag of truce announcing that the
Lieutenant is sick, and then will come
the news of his death We have no
faith whatever in the honesty of Span
iards to treat prisoners of war as SUCH
The record-union., 1898-06-12
Weather Forecast.

Northern Internationally fair
Sunday, except partly CLOUDY on the
northern coast; fresh westerly winds.
The record-union., 1898-06-12

seemed to do me any good. | became 60
yellow and sallow that / was disgusting
70 myself and no doubt to my friends
was persuaded TO take Dr. Tom She
Bln's herb tea; almost Immediately | felt
better, and after three months treat
heht am as We'll as / ever was | am
very grateful to the doctor
w. L. KENNEDY,
'39 Harrison street San Francisco.
The record-union., 1898-06-12

GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY.
In person appeared before me, Edgar y. Orr,
Justice of the Peace in and for 1026 District,
q. NJ, State and County aforesaid, j. g. Ahern,
who being duly sworn, deposeth and saith that
the statements made in the above testimonial are
true. j. g. AHERN.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Oct.
28th, 1897. EDGAR H. ORR, j. p.
Sold throuehout the world. POTTER DRUG CHIN.
The record-union., 1898-06-12
:. P. HERKEY,
Ynha Cifv "a

San Francisco, Cal, June 6, 1885,
For several years / was troubled with
jaundice. I tried many remedies; none
The record-union., 1898-06-12
San Francisco, Cal, May 2S. 1S9

6Is Kearny Street, between Sacramento
and Commercial Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. u. 8. A.
The record-union., 1898-06-12

Sold throughout the world POTTER DRUG AND CHEM
Corr, Props Boston. How to Cure Worst Eczema, free
The state herald., 1898-03-25
GOLD FIELDS OF ALASKA.

The Alaska Passenger Il Prospecting
CO., OF stockton. Cal, and T75 Mission
St, San Francisco, Cal. This Company
is arranging to land its passengers at
Copper River and the different points a
'ung The Yukon River ahead of any Of
its competitors. Nearly all Of the otter
companies have set their dates und have
sold their tickets for June We will be
at Yukon by that time. Our trauspor
tation offer IS by far the best now before
the public We will lind you ut Dawson
City for sll0. ion are allowed to carry
one years supplies free OF charge, and We
guarantee yon safe ard speedy arrival.
Oar steamers will he the most convenient
AMI comfortable on the coast. II you
desire to be one OF tue tirsr you must de-
eide qnickly and secure your ticket and
berth. We have room for 800 only Our
terms s--l.ll we ask 10 that you send US sl0
thie secures your passage the bnIauce
81 0 payable when you arrive TO take
the steamer. We will nctiry you Is days
in advance of date we set for starting
Address ul letters aud make all money
unyahle to tho Alnska Passenger g. Pros
pecliug Co, stockton. Cal.
The state herald., 1898-03-25
KLONDYaE.

Whnt does it cost to get there? When
and how should one goY What should
ono tnkeY Where are the mines? How
much have they produced! Is work
plcntifulS Whnt wages are paid! Is
living expensive! What arc ones charces
OF "making u strike?
Complete and satisfactory replies TO
the above questions will be found in the
Burlington Routes "Klopdyke Folder"
now ready for distribution. Sixteen
pnges OF practical Information and an mp
to date map of Alaska and the KlondySe.
Free mt Burlington Route ticket offices,
or sent on receipt Of four cents in stGmps
by j. Francie, Gen'l Passenger Agent,
Burlington Route. Omaha, Ncb.
The state herald., 1898-03-25

We publish IN thus issue u set OF reso.
iutions recently adopted by the bnsiness
Mems Association OF Pueblo relative TO
proposed reduction in the salaries Of
state and county officials. As stated in
last weeks issue Of tho HERALD. We ia
vor movement OF this kind and. IL the
people had taken tho matter in hand ss
they are nov proposing 10 do, this pre-
possd reduction IN salaries could have
bsen secured through the las, general
assembly and the tax payers would have
bsen relieved OF some OF the burden of
the present high salaries. II tho object
of this movement is sinpy to secure n
reduction IN the compensation received
by the county officials We tako
issue with the Bp-ines. Mems Associa =
ton on al least one statement contained
IN the preamble 10 the resolutions. They
s'ate that this grievance cannot be rem
sdisd under the present Zee system.
There 10 certainly no good foundation
Tor such q statement. A reduction OF
the compensation received by county of
hcisls csu be just as ,ff.ctualiy secured
under tue present fec system as II could
By the adoption Of n salary system en-
u'ely independent OF feos. Our state
conssituticn provides that the salsri.n
os VII county officials shall 10 paid OH, Of
the tees u tue Office sbere the Office IN II
lee odics spu. while this prohibits the
legislature from fixing salaries Of county
odicisis independent OF fees except by
an amendment 10 tho constitution, stili
the legislature has poser TO reduce the
compensation Of th. officials by lowering
the limit of the amount Of the fees Of
the Office tha, the official receives for his
ssrvices. II III. object fihis movoment
10 To abolish the fec system and fix the
salaries of oil county oilirials ipdcpend.
eht OF the fees OF tho Office. then all tho
next legislature can accomplish In this
direction will b" 10 pass bill providing
for the submission Of the proper consti-
,uiional amendment to tho ,oi. OF the
people. Under that amendment to th.
oonsti,u'ion tb. lee,slaiur Of 1901 would
Hs the salaries. Bu, 10 the meantime
another election u county officers would
have bssn held aud their term would M,
expire III January loia and no relief
could he obtained under ,hi. plan OF nc.
',op before that date Instead OF wait.
10. Tor nm amendment TO tho conetitu-
''on before giving relief from The high
salaries, tbs b.xi legislature should 70
ducc the limit ~ the amount of fees that
n county officer shall receive as compsp-
sation Tor his services aud, by - doing.
this reduction would take ,ifec, When
tho coau'. oIiiccrs elected In ispp take
their sen's which would bc securing re
liss from'be present high salaries two
years socnsr linn I, o uld bc secured by
all smebdtpeb, to tie state rs,ilnilnr
The state herald., 1898-03-25

~ word 10 the Wise rs tuilicienl" uud
word from tie Nise should b. HulIltirG,
but you ask. WHO afe the wisug Ihu-e
who know The oit repeated experience
OF Trustworthy Persons may be- ,nkcn iut
knoa!cdse' Mr. ". NJ. Terry says
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives oct.
ter satisfaction thnn amy olhor IN the
market lilo bR. been IN the drug busi-
ness at Elktou, Ky. fer twelve years; ha.
sold nundreds oi bottles q. 'h.s fsmpd,
and nearly oil other copih medicines
manufactured. which show couclusiycl,
tbs, Chamberlains IN tho most eniiafnc
tory 10 the people, and Is tho best. For
salc BY 4. X Noblci.
The state herald., 1898-03-25

The auti'scnlping bill has been ad-
vanced to the calendar by the house amt
senate committees on interstuts and ioi
eign commerce by large majority Of
each committee. It 10 represented that
tins bill provides for the abolition o!
trafic by scalpers in railroad and steam
ship tickets aud confines such transnc
tious 10 the agents Of the transportation
companies and obligates all common
carriers to promptly and cluiiably redeem
passage tickets when for any reason the
tickets are unused IN whole or in part
The bill as represented seems to have
much merit md it certainly would be
Tor the best interests of both the travel
ing public and the transportation com
panirs that it should pass il 1t provides
for fair and just redemption of unnssd d
tickets. The travelling public is very
frequently imposed upon Ly the ticket
scsipsrs by the sale Of tickets tina, are
worthless or not what the scilpvrs rep
resent them 10 be aud. in such cases.
ihsre 10 very little hope Of redress.
From financial standpoin, 1t certainly
would be much better Tor the travelling
public to havo the unused tickets re
deemed by the trnnspor alton companies
than /" be subjected to the loss attend
snt upon tue misreprese nations and
greed Of the scalpers who carry on their
sp-culstioDs at the expense Of the trar-
cling public. With n proper statutory
regulation for the redemption Of unused
iick.ts. the rights OF the travelling pub
lilo would certainly be better protected
ihsn they are under the present system
which fosters the scalping traffic in this
class cf tickets
The state herald., 1898-03-25
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
state Of Co ora
FiillipB CllHy -

sialG fiIiIic, IF &c tsla, ora E,
County Court Of Phillips County,
II iho April torn. d l.9s
Petition to aoil real cslate u pay debts
Rolio G Whithain administrators Of tho estate
u J n Whitman deceased va Sarah Amanda
Harms, Charles whithnm, John W whithfH.
iiahohie II Whitman, Emily Whithrm, Mns
Gdnn Grace liIsubrck. SnliIc Wiitham Maud
Whijham. Canpbcll Whitman, Winfield lith-
ln, snd Winfield Shear
All iavit Of non-re-idcncc oi Sarah Amanda
| Rarar. Cherries Nh.tlan, John " WhiIhdm,
lianoblo u Whitman, Ei.ily \ William. Mfs
Eins Grace Iiilsabcck Nellie Whitman, Winfield
Whitman. Maud Whiiham, Campbell Wbithnnl
and Winfield Shear defendants shove named
having I'd in the Office of tho judge of the
cnruty court OF Phillip, count, Eotice is her >
given 10 tho said Sarah Amanda Harms Chales
Whitman John " William Hanobe II WhiL.-
am i,inily 4 Whitman Mrs L ma Greco liilsa-
b,ck Nellie Whiham Winfield Whitman Mand
! Whitlnm Campbell Wh.thsm and Winfci
Shear that the said plaintiff Ho!in c whiiham
administrator of the estate OF = . hithara de-
ceased has filedli. petition IN the said ooun'y
court of Phillips c0unty for au oo,icr tp IL the
premises belonging to Tho cstat, Of said dcctascd
or 80 much of II a= may hr needed 90 rag The
debts Of said decreased and described as ;ollows
towit:
Lot No ~ I've tis) in block No fifteen ti5l in
the town Of Ilolyokc rhillips county colo; tcu
shares aIh Two lots In the Ilolyukc Cemetery
Association; lots seven l'l riRh. 40 and twelve
ll2l IN block No eight Js snd lots four lp and
iivc 10 in block fony-hyr a.. in Most llolyoko
IN sail Phillips couaty Colo ami that susislions
has been ssrei out OF this court against 9an rc-
turnablc az ihe April terra \ d ls,s oi said court
10 be hnidcn ca ihr g. Nondly og Agrii AID iGg
at the court h,irc in loiyu.c IN rhiilirs county
Colo
Now. m'"s- you Tho sid Sur..h Amnnds Harms
Charles Mhiihnm JOHN " Wlitham ilsuallr u
whihpn Eniiy \ wlithEn Mr. Edns Giaos
Ilil-ihoek Nrii' whitilum NlnGid Nhiilam
Maud Whitman Campbell Whithlm nnd Win.
lcld Shear -linli ru.sonally beaud appstr tc,or-
slil county eouH q rhi,iirs county, on tis o.;
day of tie term thctruf t. tc i1,i,aht H1boir
in ,sid county. on The 8 I.nday II April lsas.
and plo,d, answer or dcmnr TO tie said Con.
plsiIHnt's petition, filed thcr.in. tho ,lmo anal
the maiieia and ilinsi therein charged and
stated will he taken Nc confessed. and docr.s
entered against SOU according To tho pr,y.r of
said bill.
Holyok- Colo Feb 10 pos
lSeail CJ SLATER, Co Ju.l,c.
wpKolsey Cuup'gt's Solicitor
The state herald., 1898-03-25
..~-e--
NEW COAL, YARD.

Hard and soft coal ior sale by james
Young d Co. II You need anything in
IA ine give Young & Co. call! Or
lers can he left n {, ii. Mowrys hard
ware store or see Young on tho transfer
wagon fyou have my Transferring to
amy pnrt OF the city cali or James Youna
& Co. II you want 10 feed your team
whore there is plenty Of hay and grain
lut up at the East livery Barn. II yon
van; good driving team leave your or
ier at the E0st Livery Barn.
JAMES YcUHG & Sos.
The state herald., 1898-03-25

Secretary Gage has made another
speech. He is still availing himself OF
every opportunity TINT offers for speech
making in order that he may continue
his effort TO reconcile his position in fa
vor OF the gold standard with the party
plank declaring for international bim-t
aliism. 1t seems strange that, for the
good OF the party, the party leaders do
not insist upon attaching paddock to
Cages mouth for he has caused them
much trouble and worry by his much
talking.
The state herald., 1898-03-25
CrlE'iiNG y RilIcr
s,,rniyt-s sALl..

Notice Is hcrobyRiyon that by Nituu Of . iccn
tion " In aud !cg VII issued Nut OF hu II ;,
trici rourt ii Phillips 90 colo, andto me Us
sheriff directed IN favor u willirm Albor,
Hharlt plainnn and agninetilannah Weaver
aud undn Weaver defendants tor the sum {
s'bhi nnd costs and nccrninK costs !
hay. levied on the following dc-srib d prop.
rriy toNiti Dc,rtiacaics OF stock "r shRrn-
In the u lyoko Cemetery As.o 'inton R- the
property of thu aaid 6nd Weaver ~ l.
shown by III. book. Il OF snid asaoclauan
To satisfy -aih ninouni- I shall Offer hnii
property tor sale at public auction IN ~
urdny the ednJ of Apr irQs at ~" hour "f Y
O'Clock y m OF said day at the front door of
III" urt house IN iioiynko Phillips ra 'olo,
to tl,s~svAh,si ani best bidder therefor.
Datni thi.js dny ~ Mar itpt
WEIR. hhtrin.
The state herald., 1898-03-25
TsA,xs LEAVE As Follows:

No. ia Aeon daily except Saturday and Mon
day for Lincoln, Onalin. Chicago an;! all points
EAST and west iO:ib pm
No. 1855 Tuesdly only for Lincoln. Omnha,
thcngo and all points cas-, md west 1905 IN
No. iH Aeon daily except Sunday. Cheyenne
Wyo. and inter 'li,ie stations l:I0 IN
All east bound accommodation trains connect
with 6rst elns, pvssengor train at Curtis for
oil points east and west.
Sleeping, dining aud reclining chair cars (seats
frso> on through tains. Tickets sold nnd bag
gage checker to any point in the United States
or Canada.
For information, time tables, maps and tickets
call on OF write to W. H. Johnston. Agent. Hcl
yeke. Colo, or ) Francis. Gen'l Pass'r Ag't o.
,asha. Mob.
The state herald., 1898-03-25

i was reading an advertisement Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dar.
rhoea Remedy in the Worcester Enter.
orise recently, which leads me TO write
this. / can truthfully say never used
any remedy equal to ii for collie and diar
h"'a. l have never had to use more
han one or two doses to cure the worst
'aso with mvsels or children. w. A.
Stroud, Popomoke City, Md. For sale
The state herald., 1898-03-25
lG10Ieun Sheep Dip.
I'on-PojsUnous
,coe Medical supply Co. 52o ls,h 81. pcnvyr
.sor9,ol ,asa IA.

Cl'cwrts Csndy l.harlic tAe Gios. ver
0rill m dhal % 40 err o. the acc p cL,
amt refs 'siInE On ltn IA t, 4'tacC =
M n17ili;ely on ~ itafa, liver uiih iDws
l'anslng ;h, en- ir' syst ~, di lc! cold
urN ,lci lar ,ii. inTi.g'. itpni.iial OnasiiDatio
ni III inusar-s p sasr bny AMI ;ry hc-
tC @. g. today; ~, p. ioren.s. Sold IN
r.ac,.i..ced to cur Uy Al. sira gists.
The state herald., 1898-03-25
DeWitt's Little Early Riscrs,
The famous iiitis pills.

Alter yenra oi untold suffering from
piles, Is. W. pursoll of knituefsville. Pa.
was cnrei by usng n single box of u,
Wi'ta Witch Hazel Ssl,r. Skin disease,
such ~ rc1cmn. rash, pimpl,s cud o,,s,
nate sorc- nr" readily cured by this Ia.
mou. remedy. City Drug Store
The state herald., 1898-03-25

ANTED:--rrustworthy and active gen tIo.
mon or ladies tc travel for rospon-
s,oic cstab'ishoil house In Colon ado.
Monthly soa and expenses. Position steady,
Reference. Enclose self addressed stamped
envelope. The Dominion Co. Dept chica
so. III.
The state herald., 1898-03-25
Sne Minute congh Cure, cures
T:;n. Is what i vsas made for.
surl'npton foute EXC irs'' ms.
CHEAP. QUICK, COMFORTABLE.


Leave Omaha ASS p. M. Lincoln G:l0
p. nj. aud Hastings $50 p. m. every
Thursday in clean, modern, not crowded
tourist sleepers. No transfers; cars run
right through To San francisco and Los
Angeles over the scenic route-through
Denver and Sat Lake City. Cars are
carpeted. upholstered IN ,a'tap, have
spring seats and bscks ard are provided
with curtains, bedding, towe's. soap. etc.
Uniformed poriers md experienced ex-
cnrsion conductors acconpauy each OK
cursion, relieving pnsseugers o. all both
or about baggage, pointing oul Objects
of in,sres, and in many oiher ways krip-
ing to ntke the overload tip a delight
fol expert ace. Sec c,nd cis,s tickets are
huuorcl BeTths g..
For folder giving iull Information, call
At renrcst burlington lioute ticket Office
or write to ]. Francis, general passenger
agent, 90 aba. Nh,
The state herald., 1898-03-25
For ,nir or Trad.

] have Newspaper outBt consisting
of paper pres.. job prcs., paper cnt,,r,
type nnd everything complete which
mn ~, usitg mud dear. TO sell or trad.
the same. tip tho ouiii, that wna for.
merry used In the publication Of ino
Phillips County News IN. pAlsftn.
The state herald., 1898-03-25
70 Soften the Hands.

Before retii..s take n large pair OF old E!ovea
and spread mutton tallow inside, ..,30 all Oves
lho hands. Wear the gloves al Night, and WASH
the hands with olive oil and white CASTLE soap
the next morning.
The above, together with 1901 other things
equally II not more important to know, Is found
IN the handsomely illustrated new book JUS
yublishel by
The state herald., 1898-03-25

first publication Mar ii.Ds-So
Lf.Ea 30 funliGa1Iu.
Land Oncc M sterling Lo!o
Nar q lssa
SatIc' u hcrel y given that tho ialioNing
ahmcd srtrcrhas nled u0tioroi hisIrtrntion
TO make n l.al pruof in support of Lls einlui.
and that aHld proof siil b. uiaIo lrf ~ the
cefk = roputg r0u.t 10 nolyILl rnlo. on
Ar lfs Was
Jt.nG HfuHnEy
iid tf.i f.r tle nr . 30 aitpsnrIiw
li' nHirfa SD. fon0slrg rftas-scs o. prove
hls continuous r.HiIrlra ulsu aud ,utiva
tiou N -ald laHd. W..
baflei % FarTry rr Hulyokr Colo
.s4ift iFarH
iusfHn,r O. tatr
william liiHr.
DN TLIGlsB Eoristcr
The state herald., 1898-03-25

The populist stnte central committee,
st q meeting held in Denver las. week,
adopted resolutions favoiing n fusion OF
MI Of the silver parties in the campaign
next fall.
The state herald., 1898-03-25
For making ilualprcni 20 10 oc. j Slater
DcWitts Witch Haxei Salpe
Cufea pligf. sc ids, uuruf,
a sutr ri.,ns Dol, .an.

a rrnnAaetluu Va whitl Auutninni luHtlFt
nrctliing. liilntspes4 sick litndaehe tDr
ei tongue, in nr, ui.eA md q uhnuAhul ttlct
! u ntc rhuatd Us constipation hnd Hi1fEial
hor, Ga cafrt4 Candy iHiihriir, tir wan
ieflul now lyCf tiinnlnit ufi lHilf iHn'
onlc urn y hll lfrtgsta fuhfAnuch tnCir
r. monry toinnlei e. e g. ~" fur,
hing, Iry o bax to-day, inc,, aig, iO.
imip No npd buultet iite. S7t our Dir HH
The state herald., 1898-03-25

Don't Tobacco aqt agt Hneso Ia 4g+,
IL yan wagl 30 qmt iuu.,r, ts.IH, llE.t
and forever. bemauC well. lfraH-. r.I..tl. 'le.
iuli'f rev life uud yisur tl.r1 Hs-l1 i.a.
ise wQutar-wurkcr, tihf Wlkr7 reAa u-aI
strong. Nnny gain trn pounds lu tsn dsgs
over ipD,Nueurcd Buy NuIo-il, u your
druggist. under Funrhtc1 10 ruis, Jle or
sitO. Booklet nud sample uliIei lue. Ad.
The state herald., 1898-03-25

MASrLbi g. trus,surihv nd active reuiiu
" men ct lhiip4 10 tinNci Tor tr-nuh
.ime .-inbi he'd ltopsp In Colorado.
Monthly en- h,.d expenses. rositlou -te,dy.
ilcfcronrr. lnrieau self addressed stamped
rn,,iope. tho naimnlon. 60. nrpi y, thith.
Rn,iii
The state herald., 1898-03-25

WANTED - -i'ruztwOrihy and active gentle
" men or LADIES' 70 travel for respln-
able siablishcd hons in CIorad D..
Monihly;G5. amd expenses Poal,in steady.
kciar'ncc. n close self-nddrclsod stamped
cnvc.opn, Tho dominion. Go. DEPT. Chica-
20, ln