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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-02-16

Mr.. Ed Bennett spent Sun
day in Rock Hill.
Miss Bessie Mobley, of
Blackstock, is here taking ART
lessons under Miss Pearl Pavseur.
,iNcoNTiNENCE of water during sleep
S'SrpcT SSr Immeaiairly by DIR. T.. DEToHoN's
alihe. Price II. Sold by j. F, Mackey & Co Co
Druggists, Lancaster. s. G.
Lancaster is to have an oriri.
nal package house at last. 1t will
open sometime soon.
--Mr.J.G. Howe was adiudged
insane recently and taken to the
asylum in Columbia.
rO CUREA COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Ouinine Tab
let's. All Druggists refund the money
If it fails To Cure. 25c.
Eddie Franklin Knight. son
of Mr., j. w. Knight has entered
school here.
Edward Funderburk. of Wax
haw, y. g., was in town Monday
last.
5Robert Blackmon, son of Mr..
Jesse Blackmon, died Monday of
last week of typhoid fever after
an illness of > weeks, at the age
OF about 10 years. His remains
were buried Tuesday in the family
burying ground in Flat Creek.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-02-16
"1heSe GOOd 0Hd Lu,cf'uI Men. -

'eheS on the hrst Monday
lay) of next month with .Ju
\lough presiding. The follow
S a list of the grand jurors for
ear and the petit jurors for
erm :
GRAND JURORS.
III. w. Taylor,
o. II. Bell,
J. f. NJ. Estridge,
Il. f. Mackey,
j. r. Faile,
Il. +. Hilton,
S. Z. Bennett,
w. j. Hammond,
John A. Kell,
John A. Flemming,
q. w. Flynn,
John Laney,
H. j. Gardner,
w. A. Steele,
ID. N. Mackey,
II. r. Massey,
j. f. Rowell,
III. A. Threat.
PETIT JURORS.
a. F. Gregory,
w. III. Green,
w. j. Sistare,
w. A. Marshall,
w. V. Hough,
+. s. HOWE,
w. G. Nanlandingham,
r. II. Riddle,
j. G.. Cook,
l. A. Funderburk,
w. Il. Porter,
W. ii. Drafiin,
G. G. Faile, Jr.,
j. A. S. knight,
j. ID. Glenn,
NJ. S. Witherspoon,
A. L. Robertson,
w. +. Crenshaw,
John w. Elems,
w. |. Williams.
n. III. uallman,
Jno. M. Hinson,
Haskell Porter,
I. NJ. c. Mosler,
w. T. Hilliard,
j. Thomas Marshall,
JOSEPH Dunlap,
w. NJ. Barton,
Dennis X. Hall,
p. b. Biggart,
III. ID. Patterson,
j. S. l.. Barton,
w. l.. CroXton, Jr.,
A. b. Small,
S. V. Stover,
G.. +. Stoll.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-02-16

o'clock, p. m.
-lsom McIlwain, colored aged
G2, married third wife last week.
lie said he wanted his friends to
know it. Hence he put it in the
newspapers.
do not imagine spring is up
on us because we have spring like
weather. Its mighty hard to
keep from planting a garden such
weather as this, but seed are too
high for that.
Rev. w. G.. Ewart has let
the contract for a six room dwell.
ing to be built on Cemetery
street next to Mr.. Ganson's dwell.
ing. Knight & Langley are the
contractors.
Joe Thompson, colored, was
arrested yesterday morning upon
a charge of violating the dispen-
sary law. The warrant was sworn
out by Constable j. B. Sims.
There will be 20 students
graduate from the South Carolina
College this session fourteen
are in the law department and
fifteen in the academic.
The minutes of the Baptist
State Convention are out and the
clerk Of each church in the Moriah
Association can get a copy bv
calling at the ENTERPRISE Office.
or by calling on Mr.. ID. A.
Williams.
DIR. w. II. Wakefield, Of
Charlotte, n. c., will be in Ian
caster at the Cunningham Hotel,
on Friday, Feb. i25th, this one day
only. His practice is limited to
the Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat
The doctor will not visit Lancas-
ter again until fall. feb.16.3t.
List af letters advertised for
the week ending Feb. Is 1897 ::
Mrs. l.. j. Parker; Hannah
Smith w. Il. Adams; Patrick
Burns A Chaser.
j. +. GREGORY, p. NJ.
Miss Ellen Edwards who has
been sick at her home i'm Due
West since the Christmas HOLIDAYS,
has returned to Lancaster and re
sumed her place as assistant
teacher in the Graded School,
which position has been filled
during her illness by Miss Fannie
Hasscltine.
The sentiment in favor of
good roads is showing itself
among the farmers north of town
as we'll as east of town. People
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-02-16

iNCONTlNENCE of water during slecr
stornc1 Immediately by DIR. t.. DEToHoN'S 5
hNfi DiuETiC. cures children and adults
nilhc Price II. Sold by j. f., Mackcy & 90
Druggists, Lancaster. S c.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-02-16

Miss Bessie Mobley, of
Blackstock, is here taking art
lessons under Miss Pearl Pavseur
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-02-16
Short Locals.

MIR. Ed Bennett spent Sun
day in Rock Hill.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-02-16

Lancaster is to have an ori"i
nal package house at last. 1t will
open sometime soon.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-02-16

--Mr.J.G. Howe was adjudged
insane recently and taken to the
asylum in Columbia.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
WORDS OVER
 EDWARDS DAVIS
Warm Discussion Between Rev. F. J. Butler and
 MT. Sawyer.
The Latter Says That the Clergy Is Too Slow With Its In-
 vestigation.

The discussion of the Edwards Davis case is warming up. and at the ministers meeting on Monday Rev. F. J. Butler and MT. Sawyer of the First Christian Church of Oakland engaged in wordy war re- garding that gentleman.
 As moderator of the Christian Minis ters' Association MT. Butler found him. self called upon to read several letters from MT. Davis protesting against any investigation being held without giving him chance to be present and defend himself MT. Sawyer then arose and ac- cused the convention of trying to white wash Davis, and said that one might judge from the way in which they were acting that Davis was the only holy man in the crowd and all the rest were sin ners. He claimed that when he came out here he was told that the Central Church had a congregation numbering 250. h. stead of that he had found an aggrega- tion of about 250 with a membership of about 100.
 Mir. Butler took exception to all of these remarks, and, calling Rev. F. S. Ford to the chair, took the floor. He vigorously ing to whitewash Davis, but admitted that perhaps the ministers were acting slowly, as they were fearful of making any mistakes. Then followed warm al- tercation between the two men, MT. Saw yer briStl1ng with accusations, which MT. Butler was as ready to deny
 The meeting ended by the appointment of committee consisting of Rev. F. s. Ford, Dr. Berry and MT. Hathaway to arrange with the representatives of the Central Church for an investigation.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
FoREsTERs IN SESSION.
Delegates From Coast States and the
 Hawaiian Islands.

OAKLAND, May 10.-The Subsidiary High Court of Ancient Order of Foresters which embraces the Pacific Coast States and the Hawaiian Islands, opened It's for nal session to-day. Nearly all the dele gates. a complete list of which was pub lished in The Call of May 6, were present at Giers Hall this morning when Mayor Thomas made his address of welcome. High Chief Ranger Dr. B. G. Case of Ukiah called the conclaVe to order.
 One Of the first acts of the delegates HaS to pass a resolution instructing all courts to keep in good standing members who have enlisted in the volunteer army.
 The following committees were appoint cd by the high chief ranger:
 Credentials-J A. Wilson; Excelsior; J. Mo CraeKen' 19 AdVoeate; A Shle1ds Pioneer: Cannon, Garfield City; George H. Knight, Adin; N. Nathan. San Joaquin.
 Diego; William. Siegreist, Pomeroy; NJ. J.
 Written and unwritten work-A McPherson. fornia; E. J. Jackson. Bournemouth
 Mileage and per dien-R. N. McLemon. Lin coln; J. W. Powning, Pride of Plumas; E. s.
 Distrtbution-I. W. Grover sanhedrin; A. H. R. Vieria- Canoes; G. A. Patton, Tomales
 Time and place of meeting-J. w I.eahy Star of the West; J. Cobine, Eureka: F. W Hogan, Garden City.
 Press William MacDougaI, Alliance; Charles Southerland Star of Mission; J. Roberts, Piedmont
 The reports of the officers showed that all branches of the order are in a very satisfactory and fiourishing condition. 4 political circular having been scattered broadcast throughout the order, the chief ranger read the following rebuke:
 ''It is with regret that I feel compelled to call to the attention of this order the representatives in issuing to subordinate courts misleading and scandalous cir cular, calculated to cause distrust among our new courts This circular is false and malicious.. and is calculated to bring the officers of the order into contempt I earnestly recommend that this brother be dealt with according to law, in order that such political chicanery may cease in our order.'
 This evening the conference exempltfied several degrees. The sessions will Ia several days.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
MISS WILDER SAYS IT IS FALSE
Denies the Rumored Breaking Off of Her Engagement to Frank
 Uuger

Among the arrivals at the Occidental Hotel on Monday were Mrs. J. L.. Travis, Miss Mary Johnson and Miss Helen Wilder, who came up from Hono- lulu on the R. P. Rithet. It will be re- membered that Miss Wilder is the lady to whom Frank Unger has plighted his troth, and only lately the latter gentle man sailed for the islands to wed the maiden of his choice. As soon as it was known that the fair lady in the case had reached this city, merciless dame rumor attributed Miss Wilder's departure from her island home to the fact that her en- gagement to MT. Unger had been broken off: that she had not found the gentle man all she expected him to be, etc.
 Miss Wilder last night indignantly denied the rurnored breaking off of her engage ment She said: .The fact of the matter is that I came to California to recuperate my temporarily failing health, which has not been of the best of late, and that is the only reason for my coming. Some of my friends here, who came to see me im- nediately on my arrival, told me that they heard that I was going to Europe for an indefinite stay, and this probably gave rise to the unkind rumor.- I pro- pose to locate at Ben Lomond for most of the time while here. In the course of two months, by which time hope to be fully restored to perfect health, I shah return to the islands and MT. Unger and myself will be married almost imme- diately after my arrival there.''
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
ozama Kenichi peported.

Oyama Kenichi was turned over by the United States Marshal yesterday to act ing Japanese Consul Sigawa and left for Japan in the afternoon. He was clerk in Yokohama for a French contracting firm, Favre & Co.,, and induced his em- ployer to sign a Japanese paper on the representation that it was a statement of account with the Japanese Government, for which the company was doing work. It turned out to be an order on the Gov which Kenichi appropriated. The sum of s2O14 in gold was found on his person, and this sum was also handed over to the Jap- anese Consul.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
Oakland News Items.
Examinations Are Over.

BERKELEY, May 10-The annual ex- aminations at the State University closed to-day, and the exodus of students to their homes in various parts of the State began in earnest. The members of the graduating class, which is nearly 50 per cent larger than ever before, and a large number of the undergraduates will re- main at Berkeley for the commencement week exercises, which will begin to-mor- given by Librarian Rower to the mem bers and friends of the graduating class The remaining events of commencement week will be the senior ball on Thursday night, President Kellogg's reception on Friday night, class day on Saturday, the baccalaureate address on Sunday after noon, Mrs: Hearst's reception to the grad uates at her country home near Pleas anton on Monday afternoon, the annual meeting of the Philosophical Union next Tuesday night and commencement day on Wednesday, May IS; The university will reopen on August 15,
 Grand Jury at Work.
 OAKLAND, May 1o.-The Grand Jury inquiring closely into the affairs of Jus tices of the Peace and Constables. Mir. Kinard of Fruitvale has made sweeping complaint against the Constables of Oak land Township. He asserts that Consta- bles make arrests in outlying districts and bring the prisoners to Oakland for trial, thereby greatly increasing the costs of mileage.
 Berkeley News Notes.
 BERKELEY, May 10.-Superintendent of Streets Guy H. Chick of Berkeley de- clares that the streets of the college town must have more water to prevent them from going to ruin. He declares that to furnish any kind of a water supply at least $500 more should be expended by the Town Trustees for engines, pumps and tanks.
 The Government contract for carrying the mail between Berkeley and Orinda Park has been awarded to A w. Sanborn of Los Angeles.
 Next Friday evening the monthly meet ing of the California Library Association will be held in the university library. Ad dresses will be made by Professor E. B. Clapp on Libraries of the Ancients,'' Professor Bernard Moses on "A Book Hunter in Spain" and Professor Thomas R. Bacon on Before Libraries-What?"
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
Union Printers, Picnic.

Great interest Is being manifested by the members of the Union Printers Mu- tual Aid Society in their coming anni- versary picnic. and family. gathering. at Mirabel Park, Sonoma County The proceeds will go toward their sick fund An interesting programme Is in prepara- ton, which will contain many novel features, for which prizes are to be given Each child in attendance on that day will receive a large package of candy. There will be no crowding on the cars, as seats will be provided for all. The committee having the picnic in charge is working hard for the success of the affair
 The boat will leave Tiburon ferry at 8:45 a. m. Returning the train will leave the park at 5:30 p. m, arriving in this city st 7:45 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11

Acme No. 1ss-Julia Ketcham. Janesville No. 1so-Anna McClelland. orland No. 1s1-Annie Rose A. Hnckley. Columbia No. 19LGeorgi- anna Bullfnch. Cornelia Church. Annie M. Howe. Margaret Patton. Palisade No 1s5- Independence No 1s7-Bertie Hansen. Pleas anton No. 19s-Bezzie Cole. Silver Wave No. 1ss-Cassie Tullis Golden Rod No 2Oo-Mary Harris Sanger No. 201-Maggie Rose Fl Mo- deilo No. 2O3-Nora Osterout. Arbutus No. 2o4 ,Mollie Cole Cornelia No. 2o5-Anna ". Brad sic Eddleman. Northern No 2os-Mary L. Baker; Fall River No. 2Os-Lillian L. Rowle. san Luis Obispo No. 21o-Carrie Throop. Decker woodwardia No. 2iS-Mary !t E. Pepsh. epsia fsabel No. 2l3-Emma M. Brendlin. Los Oli- vos No 214-Florence Freeman. Loyal No. .15 Margaret J. Bell. Mira J. Simpson. Natalia No. 2lG-Margaret Hassen. Gold Quartz No as1Phoebe as,7 Rushmer: Holly No. 22l-Gabrilla No 225-L.illie B. Hocombe Petaluma No 2aS M.Sarah J. Nay Fern No. 227-MabeI Adair. Mount ato Diablo No. 22S-Annie ". Neff. Corona Nc 22o-Nancy J. Rogers. Sacramento No 232 Mary J. Mayhew. ~
 The report of the grand president, Mrs. ~ MinerVa karsner, shows that during the year ten lodges were instituted, one was consolidated with another and one sur rendered it's charter.
 r, The report of the secretary, Mrs. Mary T.. Oonoho, is an Interesting document for the members of the order. It shows that in 1891. when the order was insti- tuted. 1t had membership of Il AGO, and Iliol liiio year IL lldS increased to Ib,3U. The total receipts for the year were s40.- AT and the expenditures $3S, ,743. The mum Der of deaths was fourteen.
 A great portion of the morning session was taken up in the delivery of an enter taining address by W. H. Barnes, P G. M
 At the afternoon session the reports of the officers were received and referred
 To-day will be devoted to legislative matters and the consideration of the re- ports.
 In the evening there will be an exempli- ficatfon of the Rebekah degree by team from Loyal Lodge.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
Declare They Fear No III Effect From Recent
 Criticism.
Some of pr. Dille's Remarks Are Still Arousing Tart
 Replies.
One of the Features of the Day Will Bo a Race for Gentlemen
 Riders.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call
 o0S Rroadwa.v May 10.

SUo BrOaOWay, May 1O.
 Notwithstanding the criticisms of Rev. pr. Dille. the ladies of the Fabiola Asso- citation are going ahead with the selling of tickets for their benefit next Saturday. and feel assured that it's success will be as great as that of past years.
 It has been decided to have @ gentle mans race, and the following amateur riders have entered for the mile contest:
 William O'B 161, c. B. Bates Jr.; Zarro 161, E. A. Howard; Tortoni 15S, H. M. Barry; Metaire 15S, s. T. Blake; Wawona 15S F. T. Dieckmann; Monita 15S, A. A. Moore Jr.
 Mrs. J. E. McElrath, a local society leader, said to-day that pr. Dille evil dently let his enthusiasm run away with his judgment 'T should have have no fault to find," she said, with his remarks had he confined himself to a denunciation of gambling; but when he went out of his way to malign some of the best women or Oakland he went too far. The ladies who direct Fabiola are among the pureSt ana most lovable to be found anywnere- Ills inference that ladies who would patronlze a beneht day for Fabiola are as pao aS though they went behind a bar and mixed drinks Is not true. cannot express too much abhorrence of gambling, but Dr. bile said altogether too much"
 Mrs. George W. Morrow cannot under stand why Dr. Dille should have singled out Fabiola when so many other institu- tions have received similar oenents from the racing people. She says his remarks regarding the ladies are. severe and un- truthful but she has no fault to find with his strong language directed against the evil of gambling.
 Next Saturday many of those who have line teams intend to decorate them and go out to the track and make as much of floral display as possible. There will be no organized procession, but everybody Is in- Vited to use as many flowers as possible and to make the day as gay and profit able as it has been in former years.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
SCHOOL CENSUS.
A Small Increase in the Number of Pupils Attending the Public
 Schools.

ALAMEDA, May 10.-The School Census Marshal has completed his, work and turned his report over to the Superintend- ent of Schools. The total population of the city is given as 15,510, being a de- crease of fl since the last census. The total number of school census children found was 3460, a decrease of since last wear. while the total number of children in attendance at the schools Is 2539, against 2458 last year-an increase of Il. The population is divided by school dis tricts as follows: Bay Farm Island, I43; Wilson, 1879; Everett, 1221; Porter, 3561 Haight, 3159; Encinal, 341S; Longfellow. 2129; total, 15,510
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

total 252; c. A. McCIain, First 1os, Second DO, total ls4: J. Myers, First 127, Sec S Sno ss total 226; J. L. Mitchell, First 1S5, Second 95, total 193 George V. Taylor won out for Marshal, securing 1S7 votes against w. P. Thorn's 125. w. H. Wright ceiving 261 votes The Ellis ballot ma Gnlne was used with entire satisfaction. IL registered at the rate of 160 votes per hour, and twenty seconds after the polls on the tally sheet was taken out, at a saving to the town of $200.
 Home for the Blind.
 OAKLAND, May fo.-Owing to the ab sence Of Director Smith, who is in con1- mand of the First Regiment California Presidfo, and Director Hirschberg, who has been promoted to lone and his place not filled, the meeting of the directors of the Home of the Adult Blind tonight had only bare quorum-DirectorS James, Glascock and Shaw-and passed the blIls presented and received the reports. Dr; Fine reported only twenty eight visits and no acute cases of disease. He had made frequent inspections of the food ana found 1t good and we'll cooked" Exactly 4266 brooms were made 2512 sold and 11,o31 were left on hand the first of the month.
 Protest Against Smoking.
 OAKLAND. May 10. = The Alameda County Woman's Christian Temperance Union presented the managers of the Oakland Transit Company with a largely signed petition asking the company to forbid and effectually prevent the use of tobacco in any way or manner on board its cars when In use for the benefit of the general public
 Oakland News Items.
 OAKLAND, May 10.-A reading room and resort for young women has been opened in rooms 64 and of the Playter block by local philanthropic ladies: It is open evenings to those employed in the day.
 w F. Stanley was married tonight to Miss NJ F. Reilly. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father King.
 James F. Cameron, blacksmith, was sent to jail to-day by Judge HaH for failing to pay his divorced wife s125 as counsel fees, costs and alimony
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
Livermore Votes bv Machine.

OAKLAND, May 10.-The town election were six candidates for the five positions on the Board of Trustees, S. Seller los ing by just one vote. The following is the result of the balloting: Jay H. Dutch CT, -rst Precinct 121. Second III, total 232; Joseph Fletcher, First 12S, Second If
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11

Twenty-four Chinese children are en- rolled, though not in schools, for which the school money is drawn from the State. The above is 200 short of last years report for children between 5 and 17 years of age, which means that the city will get about $500 less of the State money.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
TWO HUNDRED SHORT. School Census Takers Report a Fall ing Off of the Number of
Childrel

OAKLAND. May 1o-School Census Marshal Webb N- Pearce has concluded the tabulating of the report of the en- rollment of the school children of this city. The number of children by wards is shown by the annexed table:
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
FOOD COFFEE.
FOOD IN LIQUID.
%ara Easily Dsgested Than When in
 Solid Form.

Solid Form.
 Persons who do not obtain the de- sired nourishment from ordinary food will find decided gain by using the hot food drink, Postum. as 1t is made from especially selected portions of the field grains that furnish the body with the parts needed. It is in liquid form and looks and tastes like coffee, but it is a pure food drink that gives great strength to young and old.
 It is especially recommended to those who are unpleasantly affected by com mon coffee.
 eGrocers sell 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11

 his foreign brethren recognized that American artist is absolutely him 
  musician Q am 
 
  0 workers what they are" n in a in and world
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11


 LEAVE FROM APRIL B. 1888 AREIyz .e.oo. Nile. a,o Tose and Way Stations ss.45A S:OOA Renicia Suisun and Sacramento ... lO;45A .:OOA Marysvslle. oroville and Bedding via s..., zoo. yscsyiils and Rumsey. s;45P s:sSA MsIsinez, San San Ramon. Vallejo Nspa.
 CaIistoga and Santa Rosa. s......... SssSf ss0oA Atlantic Express, Ogden and East. o'a"P
 Sacramento, Maysvale Chico. ..
 Tehama and Red Bufs. ......... As1oP 's"A fessfs sNn osamss, ml,T1s, oAkaaie s7.lSr S,OoA New Orleans Express. Merced. Fres-
 no, Bakersfield Santa Barbara.
 Sos Angeles Deming Ei Paso.
 New Orleans and East. 6t4aP I0:0OA Vallejo. Martinez and Way Stations zi4or HOOP Niles San Jose and Way Stations. sSszSA ,, San Jose Niles and Way Stations. igsl5A 'is VisaIia - .......................... z,i5P ''''' Stations n '.................. .e'. fo,I5A - Fresno Merced Martinez Vallejo. l2:15P ls00P Martinez. San Ramon. Vallejo,
 Napa. Calistoga. El Vcrano and . 4,eor Benicia Vaca1iile, Woodiand.
 Knights Landing MsIysve, Oro-
 vile and Sacramento ............ IO:4oA 4,sor Niles, San Jose, Tracy and Stockton .. zilsp 4:80P Stockton, Oakdaie, Merccd. ......... I2;lSP 4.80P Castle and Lodi. .................. lssiSr
 (Raymond for Yosemite) Fresno,
 Mojave. Santa Barbara and Los s,sop ssnts Fs Route. Atlantic Express
 for Maiare and East s.zsp 8:OOP Enropeai Mall Ogden and East. ... D:f3A sos00r Vallejo ........................... 1esl5P 6:oap Hay wards, Niles and San .Iose...... 7:45A ''of sions. tss4sr s.oor Oregon Express. sacramentc Msrys.
 vile, Relding, Portland. Puget
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 Foot of Market Street.)
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
lowed the month to go by without shipping ol milling pound Of ore.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
TJESl Bid. Ask. 1

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