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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Work at the great De Lamar group,
says the De Lamar Lode. continues
about the Same from month 10 month.
5000 tons being regularly mined ana
inilled.
The prospecting on the lower levels
shows no decrease In the large bodies
and very little IN values.
The work ~ superintendent Hwindier.
with his nbl" nallHtnutH, william OK
nam at the mine and II. ]. Player at
the mill n making o. great record The
works mover having been run 30 sue
cesrfully and pleasantly for all con-
Ccrncd.
The work ~ samplinF the immense
tuillnHH dump TO see whether enough
" the value metal has gathered to
make Il worth while Ia work any part
of H. Htlll goes on. under the careful
eye " Mr \. J. Plume. The samples
rave continuous values o. ~ cents for
last week, which would not begin to
pay for r-wofkinT and shows how
close the ore IL heing worked. The old
chlurlnntion failing may pny To re-
work. but the cyanide talllngs never
will
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NERO WILL iSconronArr.
Tia. Three Claims Adjoining the Liliy. Ia
Tintie.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the Hero
Mining Company are To- be- nled in a
Jay or two. Tho inCoiporntors are n.
A. Cole, W. e. Orcm. NJ. II. chiid FOR,
merry NJ Boston. and chas. n. Knox. Of
Chester, Miss
The claims VI the company consists Of
the Dewey Nos. I, and 3, located
north Of the Uncle Sam anu Humbug
claims IN Tintic district. About ESQ
feet ~ work has been done on the
claims, which includes a shnft 90 feet
deep, from which drift has been nun
to "a foot vein OF tale, which IL IN be-
llcNcd, win lead TO values similar To
those found In the Lilly mine adjoining.
With the proceeds TO be- realized from
the sale of 100000 shares ~ treasury
Stock the company proposes To begin
work ON what Ia considered a very
promising prospect.
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noAnp or EQuALIzArIoN.

AZ special session OF the city coun-
cil this evening Thomas iiccalcy,
Thomas Martin. w. ]. LOWS, n. j. W
Goddard and George = Taylor were
appointed MS board OF equalization
and rcview 90 hear complaints aud
grievances over the tax and nsseHn-
ment for a sewer district. They will
~ ON Friday. December 1. 1893. between
10 "a. IN. and y. IA.
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Chicago. Nov. 2i.-cauic-Receipt
1000. Best steady. other generally
slower at decline. nceves. iitui.O1.
cows. 3.Oodt 2s. hoiforp. a.ilaio. can.
hers, 2,o0N2.sb. stockcrs md feeders.
g.00Gi50. Texas grass ftaarr. $500
as. Texas fed bccvca. i.i0ua..s. west
orna. i.o0d5.i0.
HoFs--i,ecclpta, today. 2 oo0. tnm1r-
row, 5000. left over, SOL Market
shade lower. mixed and butchers. 40
Nl.O0: good to choice heavy. g.t5nt.OS.
rough heavy, Q. 7Off I. 80. light q k9ffI. g5,
bulk ~ sales, 3.s,g3.eih.
Shccp- Receipts. 5000. Sheep. firm,
western wcthers. 3.75ui.i. native
lambs. i.0oU5.s5; westerns. iioU5.i5.
PRODUCE.
December wheat opened NJ eeu 10 =.
and May at 5OrG Dccemist sold on
10 C5A and May TO 1Oh.
Close; Whcat-Deccmber Gji.uCG.
May s0hHAs.
Corn Nov. sin; May sg7sgsg.
ohts-Nov. e2A May ~
Pork Nov. sos; May DC n9.GlN.
Lard Nov. 30. MAY 5.s1Q5.glt.
Ribs Nov, i.31h, May $40
Cash; Whcat-No. rel 81. No. .
red cidG1; No. 2 hard winter c. No. J
hard winter c0Gg5. No. I northern
spring 0llc9h. No. J spring e1uo
Cotn-No. 2 a,h: No. . 'oaulla,
oats-No. 2 23hi No. .. Ron
narloy-3ssUa5
Nye-50.
Tlmoihy-2.i0.
Elax-l.9s
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

sons have been born 10 Frank Gar
dencr and Warren Fcrre. Al concerned
dolng we'll
The three cases OF diphtherla In The
Fourth ward are reported to be pro-
gfcsslng nicely. and It N not thought
that the dreaded disease win spread
farther,
Clerk Havcrcamp has issued license
10 wed To William T., Sturgis. 10. OF
Diamond, ana Ann u. Rieck. Is, OF Pay
sons 20 Philip Jones' y. and Mary Han
sen, ls. both OF Lchl.
IIou. Thomas Levy. OF PanrtiItch.
Garfield Co, whose wife recently died,
has brought his children to Provo TO
rcflde with the family OF their grand
father, Prcst. J. W. CroHby.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
BECAME HEAVY AND DULL.
The Stock Market Opened Wei, but Soon
fell or.
Furious snd stubborn Contest on
Leather Live stock steady
Produce Market veal.

New York. Nov. 2i.-Galns pr,domin.
otcd at the opening OF the stock mar.
kct number Of Industrial sp.c'aitcs
l,adlng. sugar. leather and General
electric were up about u pouL 4 few
Of the prominent stocks showed slisht
Losses, Colorado Midland Preferred
baltimore a ohio insu,a verc llrgcly
absorbed ~ Improved price Western
railroad stocks were generally nrmgr.
nut iherc was no conaplcusua u funru.
Continuous offerings Of Consolidated
ras forced Il Y below tho h.st The
general market became hoa,y aud dull.
In only few Instances did tho lossca
reach a point. Mctropoiitln elevated
was "a notable exception L. the weak
ness. rising "a.
Prices VI bonds were wei sustained
and the demand was more r.n,rlL
support sromod readily Withdrawn
from leather. and u collnp1.i from N
90 lst,, under a delugc Of oH,rlnfa. ne
ter having gained points earlier Boz che
session, \ furious ana stubborn cone
tcsi waged In the stock al that point
aud support fnr,ly carried the day.
The closing was unsettled and lrn,g-
ular at mixed net changes.
SUGAR.
Sugar, raw steady: rcnnd ftady.
MONEY AND BONDS
Money on call steady at 8 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper bHQg per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills at is5auh
for demand and at isian for sixty
days. posted rates t.s20h and t.s6hsu
~. commercial bills t.s0h
Silver certificates LSjiQsgis.
bar silver 80.
Mexican dollars az.
Government bonds STEADY. . i.oiiti
So req i,O9i. b coupon. i.oss. new "
reg, .a2ii new T. coupon. ] i.i. GA q
rvs. i.ilhi old a. coupon. i.tgh. % res.
LINZ. y coupon. i.iih.
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VERNAl..



Joseph Nash Receives Four Years.
Special Correspondence.
Nornnl. ulntnh CO., Nov. 22.-District
court was concluded on Monday much
sooner than was expected, as the calen.
OAR was a long one. The passing OF 30
many OF the caseD shortened the term
very much
The most Important case was thnt OF
the State W. NJ. g. Thomns, charged
with assault with intent TO murder. This
ease occupied three days and was
warmly contested on both sides, the re-
SUIT being n verdict by the Jury Of
assault with Intent to do bodily harm"
ana The defendant was rcntcnced by
Judge Booth TO six months In the state
prison.
This consluslon Of the Thomns ease
decided the fate 81 the case against
Nathan Hunting, The case grew out
OF the same state Of facts. viz. the
shooting scrnpe at the Dyer mine In the
latter part " September. The witnesses
were the same In both cases, conse-
qucntly the finding OF Thomas guilty
virtually Justified Hunting. SO the latter
case was dismissed
FouR YEARS IN THE PEN.
The case Of the State Va Joseph Nash.
charged with Incest occupied part OF
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rIE "ALicr" READY ron WORK


~ ~ I'VEFHl"TTNWa
Mammoth. Nov. 23.-The little engine
OF the New East Tintlo Hallway. which
was broken down some time ago IL
again Ia running order During tho
period that the "Alec" has been laid
up for repairs considerable ore has ac-
tumuintcd in the ore houses OF the
Mammoth Mining company and II was
only through the use Of wagons and "a
similar engine belonging TO the Salt
Lake and Mercur Railway company
that a shut down OF both the Mammoth
nine ana mill was awaited a now en-
zine has been ordered 10 take the place
of the Alice" but It will be some time
before IL VIII arrive, This railroad
runs from the Mammoth mill TO tho
Mammoth mine over a very steep grade
and besides transferring all the ore
taken from the mine TO the mill and
railroad below, furnishes the mine with
UmhUrs and coal
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Will he Constructed from Centennial
Eureka to lilo orande Western Tracks.



Eureka, Nov 23.-Work has been
commenced on the new tramway. which
VIII be constructed from the Ccntennl-
al-Eutcka mine 20 the tracks Of the Rio
lrande Western and oregon Short Line
railways, some distance down the
mountain side. Ever since the Centen-
nlal- Eureka mine began shipping ore It
has been hauled down from the prop
vrty by teams az a considerable cN-
pcnse, and with the advent Of this new
tlmwny the cost 81 marketing ores
VIII be materially reduced,
Four cars OF ore were sent out from
the mine this week and as soon as the
improvements now In progress are
completed the ore VIII be mined aud
shipped much more rapidly than ever
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pETRo A LITTLE STRONGER.
Isgie aud Niue tieii Weak - p"j'
west sells u, ieuer Figures
tiercuIc. weaker
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 80
LEAD. SLi0
CASTING COPPER i5K

Tho feature oi the call on the cx-
change today was the phenomenal
dfup In Daisy. Beginning at "a thlA
stock fell back to before the call
closed. Altogether 5000 shares changed
hands.
The report thu, Mammoth Is In a
position to market It's ores caused quite
nuitcr on the curb yesterday after
noon. but the call ended today with
$40 bid 1856 asked.
Daly-wost was stronger, selling up
TO 1880. Eagle and Blue Bell took a
tumble" to i.si aud Geyser.Marlon
participated at seh.
Sacramento sold nt 3iA. while Pc,ro
went up to 90 Northern Light re-
Hpondcd at 1874 and Joe Bowers showed
sigha Of recovery. selling Tor ~ sun.
beam was stationary Mt t6ls but Her
cules was heavily traded In down to
IL.
Quoiatlona were posted as followsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

paisy. 1000 al OK; 1000 ut gb, 100,
eet ~ soo0 al So; 100 M sn. 2Olj nd
~ 800 az " 1900 at a.: 500 nt ~,
.Vo1 az ~; 5000 at ~: 900 nt 10. buy-
or 70 days; 1900 at ". rellor 90 dly,,
100 az ~ seller 90 days: 1000 al IL.
te,ler 20. Loo AZ q. seller Gu.
Daly 100 at IN.
opnly.West, 100 at T. O0. 100 az II %,
W. nv n'oa; 100 at tl.9o, seller Go days.
EAGLE and Blue loll, 100 an az, loo
az 49, 1880 nt 30.
Dexter, 200 atg.es
.Ssyser Marion 600 a. 30: 100 al 29',
northern Light, 900 nj ISL. Joj nj Il.
i,soo az N; 900 az re-, 900 al i5us Ia Il,
49, AZ, 1900 at i6h; 1000 at i6. seller co
sunbeam, 100 at GGu.
showers Con. 100 nj ~.
retro 300 at 80, 600 AZ 90, 100 nj u
isahaerlmento, 900 Mt "a: g0OO AZ sii..
bvgo at n, seller 30 days Nv '''4'
hremlin. 1000 nc 800.
bunker I'M, 1000 al iY
Llttle Chief 1000 at
70. flowers, 300 al AS, zoo n, ,a7,
,h,gsiiouiigs, 1900 at ~, 1000 al ia ooo
~ - d soVQ AZ ~; 1000 at ii. i o66 n,
seu,nner OF shares sold. log 200
selling value, N2l5i.O0. N''"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

The reported Tcsora strike Il fully up
20 vpNcctatluns. Such was thu inf1r-
nation received today from one who
has Just returned from the mine. IL
n stated that there ia nothing better
In the district than the body of ore that
Has been encountered In DRIFT on
the ~ foot level The assay values
On the samples shown could not be-
learned but they are said To- run high.
much higher IN copper than any SAM
pies before tested. The ore " clean and
seems 10 Indicate the truth OF the above
remark. Besides carrying phenomenal
values In copper. the values In gold and
silver are also a very encouraging
feature.
IL ~ the purpose OF the management
10 continue developing ana opening up
the property and no attempt viii be
made to got out the ore until the mine
u In first class shape,
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ooppN. urAn. Nov. - lso0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Six terrible failures O, six asr,,i
doctors nearly sent VIM II Ngl.s I
Lockland, O., 10 an early grave Al
said he had a fatal lung trouble ~
that hc must soon die. but hi 10
urged to try Or. Kings New Dl,etyuJ
for Consumption Afier iaknf W
bottles he was entirely cured ist.
sltivcly guaranteed to cure an dlsiaiis
Of Throat. chest and Lungs laiisist
Coughs, Colds. Ia Grippe Pnsaniti
bronchitis. Asthma. Hay Fever, cras
Whooping Cough. s1c and iiN M
bottles free at z. G, N. l. Drug p.st
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Omahn, Nov. el.-Catil0-V1cIlnis
$500. Market steady TO lower Ma
tive beer steers, $50 u 30. western
steers. 100 " $50; Texas steers. 3Gi
" i,2i. cows ana hclfera, $40 70 zoo.
Gamers, 2.sb " 500; nt1ckvta and
feeders $50 ~ 80: calves go q 40.
bulls. stare. etc, 800 10 80.
lloFn-- Receipts. $3.50. Market shade
lower, Heavy. $50 70 3.Nil. mixed,
$50 q ass. light. a.Ssh q ah1ti pir..
a.5i q a.si. bulk or sales 3.,.H r. 49,
sheep Receipts, 400. Market steady,
muttona. $50 q 400. stock uhyup
800 d $50. lambs. 100 q i.ss.
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OUR OWN STATE.

is spending a few days In Ogden. with
her uncle, Prof. 1ohn Fowler.
Egbert stratfoid Is the happy father
of a bouncing baby boy. mother and
babe doing we'll.
u. H. spencer was wcstbound pas
@cngcr today.
\. 7. Wnldrum has been appointed
ono u the regular Ere department boys
by chief Riser.
There VIII be grand ball In the
Second ward tonight.
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KnnFnH City. Nov. 2I,-01itIc-Uo.
cclnts, 5000. Market. Htuly. native
steers, f.3005. 75; Texas Nicors. gDG
6.,s: Texas cows, 2. sOll %. native
cows and helfera. s.0oui 1j. stockcrs
and feeders. .. 50u5.O0. bulls. a.2shi.Oo
Hogs Receipts. 1900. Market shade
lower, iiulk OF sales. aGsu19lt.t
heavy. a.siG3.a rs; packers, a.Stsul.gsis.
mixed. 3.s5G3.gO; light, 3s0H3.gsts:
yorkera. O0n3. 92h: pigs, 3ajH3. 10.
Sheep Receipts. 5000. Market active.
strong; lambs. 3.'0g5.2S; multona, 2.s5
d 90
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ACTIVITY ~ WASHINGTON.
Mine at the Cascades sells for a Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars.

J. NJ. More Of Portland. ore. was In
the city today on his way east TO the
factory % the Fish Bros. Manufacture
INC company. Of clinton. Iowa. which
he fcufctcnts as general agent Ia
Oregon aud Washington. AT Moore
reports considerable minlng activity
In Washington. A great deal u ex-
pluratpry work II being done In the
Cnecadca. The recent sale of the Eu.
nkn mine fof $4,000 TO California
capitalists has served to stimulate In.
tefgst 10 the district 60 which num-
Der OF proHpcctora have made their way
during the past summer. and IN tho
Palmer mountains north Of the Cas-
cadcs q great deal Il being done In
one place work on hig 1000 foot
tunnel IL being pushed to completion
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Editor W. V. Barry =,
Tcnn.ln exploring M,,pr's, L,utt.,
lui ,,,.. eyre through USING ~, "
N,,nlco SalNc convinced hin 1s4. -
1 2.n, Worldn wonder Cure. i,- =
iarles; Ihiiammnu.u. and M ..
Lrupilona, on.y Sc a, .tT
Drug Dept. q g. X [
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EunEKA nILL ro rmE tnoNr.
steps Forward with Ten Car Load ship
m.nt Of ore a. u starter.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Nov. 21-After a several
month"; absence from the shipping list
the Eureka illli mine has again came
forward with ten carload shipment.
part of which went out today
There nro at present fofty-fvc men
employed nj the mine. most Of them
being engaged In doing prospecting
work. Others shipments will probably
follow lrfvgulnrly. but enough orc win
be put on the market each month to
provide for the regular monthly pay
roll.
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The drlft from the G5.foot winze on
the tunnel level OF the Silver Shield
nus opened w "A body OF ore which. IL
n believed. viii AFFORD eight months
stopping, The mine IL said To be look
lnk better today than ever before Two
ears of ore are reported 10 be- loading
ana another two cars are promised on
the lat OF the month.
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zone Of Dr. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me
In my teens again." writes -. N. Tur-
ncr " Dcmpsoytown. Pa. They're the
best In the world Tor Liver. Stomach
and Bowels pugcly vegetable Never
gfipc. only &c. at z. G. NJ. I. Drug
Dept.
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Two amendments to the BicHingor
and Heck Mining Company'H articles Of
Incorporation were MED yesterday with
the county clerk The capital stock
has been changed from 100000 shares
nt ~ each 90 10000 shares " the par
value Of q cents each. \ pro rate
reissue Of the stock II also provided for
and the stock In made assesanble.
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Denver. colo. Nov. 2i.-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts. 200. Market steady Reef
otccrs, $50 q 40; cows. 900 o. $50!
fcodors, freight paid 60 river. 800 d
40; stockcra, freight paid IN river.
d.ib U i,a5; bulls. stays etc, 300 o
800.
Hogs RecolIts. GO. Market steady.
l.lrht packers, 3.75 O $50. mixed ana
heavy, $50 " 3.s5.
shcep-Rccelpts none.
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NEPIiI.
Court Gases - Grace nelson Non. Suited 60
rrank A,siiia Wins Ills Ease.

fRnh A,siiia Wins Ills Ease.
Special Correspondence.
Ncphi. Juab Co. Nov. s5.-Thc case "
Grace Nelson VI Miners Supply CO..
wherein plaintiff sues to recover u 900
dnmnrcs Tor unlawmlly taking possess
sion u certain merchandise. was con-
clulcd last nlHht, the Jury finding a
verdict, no cause Of action.
the next case called was that OF
Frank Azallla Va Blnnch H. clair. This
action IL brought to clear title to csr-
tain property situated IN Mammoth.
ana also sl,l00 damages The ease
went to the jury at the adjournment of
court last night. and after being out
several hours they found a verdict Tor
plnintln, giving him title to the prop
crty' and liking the damages az $500.
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before In the history % that bonanzn.
countcrcd since the property was pur-
chased by the United States Mining
company and the majority Of the ore
now being taken out Il from new
strikes. leaving the large ore bodies
untouched.
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The following business was trans
acted before Judge Booth today:
In the estate OF n. j. Fairbanks. de-
ceased: hearing Of petition for letters
Of administration set for December 9TH.
Estate Of Julian A. Olson. deceased.
petition TO sell real estate. set for De-
cDubcf eth
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The Elsln Dairy company warrants
ana guarantees all milk sold by Il to bo
absolutely unauthorized and pure. con-
tanning no preservatlves OF any kind.
Samples for nnalyps may be taken
free of charge from any OF us wagons
or milk depota
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

The report 81 the llaurhi.Hss f,,
We down ~ the n0li created 30. =.
element hut up f01ner htl 49,,
reached the city mnrshll of ihIrui,,
looked sufpicluua than b. "a II ~
ana soon found and mtaigf5i y,
tracks Of the supposed cl.pri d n,
place whore The beet had WI ~
IN the hlcld. lie then tracked A hi.
son to town and soon was cows i
that Ncphi Fnrnworth wn H. si.,f
party Further facts pveiiel M \.
was not alone in the work N N,
evening the marshal imrueiil ~
Mills In connection with his t,tirt.
ing hnnInnnl.
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Work at the uuarfiee IL being vlgor-
ourly prosecuted and the new Stake
tabernacle VIII from now on be pushed
with enthusiasm. The weather il very
fnc and most NJ tho rock will be uunr-
RED this fall. This. with the building Of
the new court house and the nne busl-
ness block for the Ashley Coop. will
make building boom here next sum-
NOR
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EpHRAIM,

"eddinrs but TO n.,-
g.. vase. Of smsiip,,. "s~
special per Descro, T,,,r
,o Epsralm' sanpen e. ''s l.
S s,,,s Hansen ot Ephr,,,. N'v- j.
Ellen Olsen Of sprlns c,. All a.,
inns n1ansen and Nora Isp,, wv, Ahi,si
d ,aIs olssgn Of gunnl,ssh . E,gs,I
Won ,ni Ephfulm. W,,n AM III M
sa at Iemplc ycsiorisv maiiisi \.
,tLinaue Them HAVING NJ ui.sfI
mias on account of he ,gnsieilis -.
The funeral servloe, 80
m"H n'lu ~ her rasld,..in .itl Nsa..
~; very fcw were ~. toaiy MI
sister Neilsl'n.F permitted y, ~ y
Sweden. IN ~. vas born ia s.ali
emivra,., % years aud ) ~ .s.sl,ilI
In Ephralm, w. .,. ,an 10 1851. and KY ,,' y
Two MORE CASES OF snu,.
Two more case nj -. ''@''pol
a. OF ~ w. somhlen Ivy llt I, 4.
s,,,,; Ieilsen u busy vaee,s, ", WA
, nalni y, ana pgrslns thai hue e
F,asd 70 the disease. "e'a Yea n
Ihe Troy laundry ro,is.,
ther notice. ''sefs uail ~
GUARANTEED IN po,.. I'D.
GREEN. "'AN
,, retsr N. oldpIi and b,,.
Fountain GrUon. have b'.tn ", hisi'. Z
On account ~ stopping N s,lli'it1i.l
'ohh Thompson Tor Th9f6s,,s,, a