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The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
HAIR CURLING AN ART.
Few Women Are willing to Make Them
selves HIdcous by Night.

rev woman Are willing to Make Them
selves Hidcou. by Night.
In the curling OF the hair there Is a
knack to be acquired before attaining
that much desired result. SO dear to
every owner OF straight locks-the nat
urally curly look. Even a pretty face
is improved by the addition OF cnrls
and plain one is softened and made
more attractive by turning the harsh
outline into a wavy mass; for the
faces are few that can stand the clas-
sic severity OF Grecian coiffure. says
the New York Herald The question,
therefore, ia how to manage ones un-
ruly locks; how to supply. to sne best
Of ones ability. what nature has dn-
nied-the pretty. ripping tresses which
will elicit from some good-natured nc
quaintance the remark that she al
ways Thought your hair was naturally
curly" First. there are the number
less appliances for turning ones head
into bristling porcupine by night.
When n girl surveys herself in her
mirror before retiring and catches a
glimpse OF disfguring halo. which
even the addition of blue bows will
not render becoming. she sighs re-
fiectively. considers the discomfort OF
sleeping on knobs of hair and takes
to the ineyitable-the curling irons.
To obtain most satisfactory results
a tight curling is not advisable. That
destroys any possible look of natures
handiwork-and surely straight loclSs
are preferable to "frizzes." A very i'm
portant factor is that OF curling the
hair artistically. for there can bo nc
illusion about beautifully curIed
pompadour while the back hair is un-
compromislngly straight. II low style
OF couture is worn 1t is only neces-
sary to curl the front and sides. but
where the hair is dressed high It is
most important not to neglect the back
of the head. This will at first be awk-
ward work. but Will grow less difficult
with practice, and nothing is prettler
than soft outline at the napo of the
neck.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
IIIs Handinnn.

From the Philadelphia Call: "A fun
ny story that could not help but
laugh at was told by travelling sales
man at a local hotel" said the Man
about-town. 1T happened during his
last visit to this city. He arrived at
the Reading terminal and hailed a
hanson. The driver. who seemed TO
be a good-natured chap. was tongue
tied and stammered badly: of course
that was no fault OF his. The drum
mer told him that he wished to be
driven to the Continental hotel. and
the driver answered. using his hands
and emitting all sorts OF noises: 'A-ll
r-r-right. s-s-slr! The gentleman
stepped in and or they sped. After
driving some time the hanson came to
a standstill. the driver jumped from
his seat and the visitor stepped out.
Looking about he noticed that they
had gone some distance beyong tho
hotel. and he remarked this to the
driver. The driver nodded his head
and answered: lit t-t-t-iook m-m-mo
a-a-alI this d-distance t-t-too s-s-say
w-whoai'"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

THEN OFF THE CHILDREN RAN.
cover. They could be taken out when
filled and new ones put in.
Georges great big package" was a
wooden box made into a nice little
store. 1t had shelves and counters.
and a set of scales besides.
Graces gift was fancy work bag,
with pockets holding embroidery silks.
1t had some crochet needles and pair
of embroidery hoops. and some pretty
doilies ready to begin work on.
Winnies gift was an afghan, pillow
and strap for her doll carriage. The
afghan was made out of pink and
white worsted knitted in stripes. The
pillow was of pink silk. over which
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
(For the Children

ILL.,
The Barnes children couldn't have
any Christmas this year. They live
in the country. and there were trees
enough. to be sure. But thera wa,
nothing to put on one to make IL Ioot
"sparkly." as tree ought to look and
there was not penny to spend for
tree trimmings.
The Barnes children. however. had
a jollier time than they had ever had
with tree. Joe said SO, and George
said SO. too; and Grace and Winnie
agreed with them This is how II
was done. A delightful young auntie
lives with them. They call her the
Lady with Bright Idea. She always
has new bright idea just in the nick
of time. but this year 1t did seem as IL
the idea was brighter than ever. 1t
fairly shone.
We'll give the presents in funny
way" she said to the children. Eyes
well give them in two or three funny
ways. You'll seei"
There was a very mysterious feeling
In the air Christmas morning. Every
body loked at everybody else, and then
they all smiled. Something good was
going to happen. When the breakfast
plates were lifted, there were little
envelopes tied with gay ribbons. Such
time as the children had untylnr
them! In each was a card. and on
each card was verse. signed, "The
Christmas Postman."
Joe shouted as he read his aloud.
When you get this, dear Joe.
You must straight away go
And look under your bed.
But pray don't bump your head"
Joe jumped up. but auntie called.
Here, you must walt until the rest
have read their notes, and all start at
once"
The verses were all short. George
read his next:
Look behind your closet door.
For great big package on the floor"
Grace read:
I'm the northeast chamber. out of
sight.
Under the coverlet, snowy white.
You'll find a gift If you search lust
right"
Last came Winnie's:
"a present lies on the garret stair;
think that Santa Claus dropped 1t
there
Then off the children ran to search
for their presents. Such a stamping
and scufiling and shouting as the
grown people heardl Pretty soon they
came rushing in, one after the other
Then such an untying of strings and
tearing off of wrapping papers as there
wasl
'Auntie! Auntlel' they shouted.
These are your presentsl You are
the Christmas postmani"
Auntie's gifts were not to be mis-
taken. She made them nearly always.
Joe's was an envelope album for
scraps. Joe liked to cut all sorts of
things out of newspapers and maga-
zines. The scrap-alnum was made OF
twenty-six big brown envelopes, tied
together by cords. in a pasteboard
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

II all the little fictious. fairy taies
and fancies dear to children were 10 10
given up. what would become OF inc
imaginations of the coming genera
ton? We have been called pract,-
cal people. So we are. II anytnins' us
too practical. AS we grow oiuer .n
realities of life crowd thick ana ias.
upon us. why then seek to destio,
one of the most beautiful Ideals Vi
child life? .
Let the little ones hang up ,ne..
stockings on Christmas eve. Let 'nen
believe in the dear old white-Deaiueu
man who is one of their happiest
lusions. and. above all. let them DC
real children while they may, not MN,
iature men and women, tired OF .ne
ideal side of life before they leave '"'
nursery for the schoolroom.
Yes, we believe that the best anu
truest mother can with perfect Jus,
tice to both her children and heIsen
conscIentiously decide to keep san.s s
Claus In the especial niche In "n'en
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sprouted-for blrthdsys ma -.
Thanksgiving. '
Jingle. Jingle. tInkie. tinkle, s,r,.
Claus reindeer stamped their llt,,e ~,
until ali the bells on their barna.sss -
lingied and tlnkled again. willis w.,1-
ing for Santa Claus and the thous,ra
iairies who helped him to load ths
puddings into his sleigh to carry ,her,
TO the Boy Proof Pantry Of Ten Thou-
sand Shelves. Some fairies. when the
nrs' sleigh load was on lis wav 10 tho
pantry. gathered the small piles Of
puadinss into one great heap. Then
along came the bad boy fairy. tied two
oozen puddings together by the pud
ding bag strings and fastened them I'd
his Kite. which drew the long string o,
puadings away up into the sky.
One fairy, leaning backward IN ,.,,tri
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

he has sat enthroned for ages past
give us Santa clausl Throw t the
good old saint out into the snow? Put
away those delicious Christmas eve
dreams, when every stir in the house
hold after dusk meant the stamp oil a
reindeer? Bring up a child without
the belief in the chimney and It's ca
pacity to stretch on Christmas eye'
No: a thousand times mol
There's too little poetry in life now
Let the children have all OF 1t they can
get Says a recent writer: i wish
there was a grown-up Santa Claus,
I,d love to believe in him. and would
not thank anyone who told me ne
wasn't true. I'd listen to his sieign
beIls with something very much IKE
ranture I'm afraid. 1t wouldn't be ior
tbe presents. either. That isn't why
The children love Santa Claus. They
love him because he means that some
where there's a great-hearted creature.
who is thinking OF Item and planning
ali the year through to delight them.
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Ashm
the kite, lost his balance and fell
against the small mountain OF pud-
dings. They began to roll and roll
and chased each other and chased ns
but they were not hurt one bit Santa
Claus laughed louder than ever when
he came back and saw the fun and he
winked one eye at the bad boy fairy
and shook one finger at him. as he
saw the boy stick in his thumb and
pull out a plum.
When Goldilocks and stopped run
ming We were outside of Fairyland but
We could still hear the puddlngs roll
ing softly about and Santa Claus
laughing while still upward flew the
kite, skyward. with Its plum pudding
tail.
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I'd show to him just what a good
Old Santa I'd be.
I'd always bring the kind OF toys
And story books for him;
I'd find his stocking ev'ry year.
And fill 1t TO the brim.
This year I'd bring a book or so
On how we conquered Spain.
Or how boy pursued his foe
Across the Klondyke plain.
And boxing gloves-and. say, guess
A pistol would be fine
To Klondyke with. And then-oh, yes,
A wheel for ninety-nine.
I'd bring a leather suit and hat
The kind that cowboys wear.
OF bowie knives and things like that
He'd have lot to spare.
I'd fill his stocking then with all
The candy 1t would hold.
And where the packages were small
I'd fill in round with gold.
And when they saw how good was,
How happy folks would be
If we're only Santa Claus
And Santa Claus was me.
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l,.Il.n n.hI~..

Tables seem TO be no trouble In rtasy,
' b"r oi'i "f them Thsac hamhins2 are aftsn
hung upoh pegs IN front of the house.
whsre they look out Of their little black,
beady eyes i4c papooaes. unlocked
one Of these babies once and held n for
awhile. Its back and little feet were held
tightly against a strip OF board so thai
shoulders II did NOT seem to object or
be at all uDcomfertnhle. ne " only howled
that, except when Invaded by Foreigners
the hamhino'n existence Il quite happy
Lillian Bell In the Woman's Home Com
panion.
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rhr M,.ter,e. Of speIlIns.

The proprietor OF country. shop .onco
worked himself nearly into brain fever
endeayoring TO make intelligible the fol-
lowing note given him by small boy.
the son OF one OF his customers;
"nisfur Cream
"Wnni you lei my bony hey n pair Of
Easy toad shuzy
However. he was probably not morp
borrified than the Echoolmaster who re-
coived a letter from a man who wrote
II have decided TO inter my boy In your
nculI"
The letter which one person wrote to an
editor when disseminating als paper. con-
assertions.
II think fouiks orient to spend their
mummy for paypcr, my dad didn't. and cv-
cryone said he was the intelligenist man
In the country and had the smartest fam
ily Of bOlze that ever dug taters. Tit
Hlts
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
PLAN TO SUPPLY SERVANTS.
Girls WIN ne sent TO Hom-s 81 sroar nas.s
In Rerean.r IN 1 All. i. ulrr.

cirt> VIII Re sent TO Homrs 81 I1oar 1tAsss
In Response 10 ali. hy wire
The American district servant girl
has been Invented In New York The
consumer rings call and servant
at once arrives and begins sweeping
the house or doing other work ut the
rate OF 20 cents an hour. The name OF
the concern that invented this plan l.
the Household Economical Association.
II will begin supplying girls 10 custom
ers November 27th from what IL calls
its "wage-enrncrs' section"
The servants who need work viii
study In the school Of household arts
between calls. For small fee experts
VIII teach them how TO cook. The
girls who join the wage-carners' sec
ton will receive life, accident and
sickness Insurance policy. Three places
are guarantecd day TO each American
district servant girl The places must
be within easy walking distance.
Employees pay n Zee OF s. 10 join the
association. which gives them the right
TO the service OF one class OF girls. such
as cooks. For each other call the en-
nloyer must pay an additional fee Of
81
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
rhn nfrricnn.s cur.r.

Pulque. the white curse OF Mexico.
which. along with tequiln, nguardiente
and other native drinks. is responsible
for 10 per cent. of the arrests made In
the City OF Mexico every day, II
brought In daily by the trainlond. on
the first day OF this month the receipts
Of this article were ns follows: BY
the Iiidnlgo hallway $50 half barrels.
by the Vera Cruz $50 and by the Inter
oceanic 27J. n total OF S}7 full barrels,
containing 100. .230 gallons, In one day.
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ru.r,n n,ea

Three tours OF the beautiful island
OF Puerto Rico are scheduled to leave
Chicago December 27. January rs and
February 10. Special Pullman sleep
ors and dining ears will convey the
party to New York, thence on board
the splendid new steamships Ponce
and San Juan. through and around the
island by rail. automobile. carriage
and boat. Tickets include all ex-
penses everywhere. These select linn
tied parties will be under the special
escort OF Mr.. Walter Boyd Townsend.
under the management Of Tho Ameri
can Tourist Association. Reau Camp
bell. general manager, 1929 Marquette
building. Chicago. Itineraries, maps
and tickets can be had on application
to the agents OF the Chicago. Milwnu-
kee & st. Paul Ry.
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rur cHalarMAe Iaetyc

OF the Lake Shore Book Of Trains u
something entirely out OF the ordinary
In the way OF railroad literature and
Will be OF interest TO all. Copy will bo
sent to any address on receipt OF 2-cent
stamp.-F. NJ. Byron. q. w. A.. Chi
csgo; A. J. Smith. q. p. A.. Cieve-
land
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New si.sico MInc-.

The placer ground that IL being
tested by the Gnlisteo Mining Company
Is opening up some very rich deposits
OF gold. Some nuggets were unearthcd
few days ago worth from 81 to 81
each. The onitz mlll ls turning out
bullion constantly and some very rich
ore shoots have been recently opened
M.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
Those christina. &C. o. D'.."

He was an active parcel boy.
From house to house he'd range.
And whatsoe'er your bill might be
He always had the change"
I'm, cruel, coarse and changeless boys
His efforts did deride.
Until, from utter loneliness.
The little fellow diedi
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
ITlTloN ARMY
rs OPERATIONS

2, c.ssr.l Booth k.-
!, !. n.l1las tho f'''
pFsid.
ware Of the large
= ~. Of the salvation s,
,'s'y " rear 1888 in tn, the
y 'I.ae General Booth
% 4 maintaining es.
y. i benefit of the poor
IA ~ and shelter for an
,s 'srsons daily. In this
~. were employed; i;
,,utions 50 supported ,si
~. for the homeless, e.,
s'sr women, Y l refugees ses
" ',-,icts, 2 homes FOR
* factories and
IN bureaus, ~ bu-
'.,'su. III Is farm colonies
,rsuts out of employ
IN. ! poor mems law law
|s'.ssl y Of those who have
IN legal advice, and
surau. whose duty It
4, ! collect free of cost
"A persons who applied
| u the assistance.
Esse the salvation Army , my.
|gm.uDorting, - and of the
IA Il described for the
,r s64l.olj was repaid
|,,o were assisted.
"A States last year the
q maintained a total OF
\ lncluding ~ shelters
[yrd, where 5,013 per.
"a during the year. y
1 X fallen women. with
|.b,nes for lost children,
4 %; II Industrial de
q ,u average of 342 per-
IN bureaus, . inquiry
a mems lawyers l
q. / day nursery and
'ts,rinble Institutions of
BESIDES this the Sal
d. conducted a large
,pd several factories TO
X The unemployed.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
Every KNOWN Manner o. re..

VIII convince you that Union Pacific
trains are the quickcat and best equipped
trains for points east and west from Dem
vor. Three through trains daily for Chi
cngo. Choice OF routes. Via Omaha or
via Kansas City. Two through trains
west. Ticket Oifice, 0n nth street.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

for $50. new organ for rfi. what Xmas pro<eut
nicer than one Of the>e nieh-srafe nssrnmsnss can
you imAsincf Only small payment down. and Tho
THE EkNfGftT-CAMrBEL MUSIC CO..
Denver branch storp-. Pueblo. Colorado spring..
Cripple Crock. Central city. ioadviiie. Trinidad.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
ro,,,.r Him in HI. Place.

Mr.. Puner (pompously)-Perhaps
YOU don't know who l am, sir? Rail
way guard-Ycs. sir, do; you're q
passenger, that's ail.--Stray Stories.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
Tho difference.

..whercln does tho man differ from
he lower raitaalsl' nsksa tho PROBES
or. And tha youth answcrcd without
,esltaticn: cHo can rlao . bicycle, =
.Ynsh.ngton Star.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

We oncr One Hundred DOLLARS reward for any
Catarrh Cure
r. J. CHESEY a CO, Props. Toledo O.
We. the undersigned, have known r. J.
Cheney for the last IS years and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business trnnsactlon8
and financially able to carry out any obiign-
tions made by their nrm
West Trua,. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
o.. Walding. Kinnan q Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo Ohio
Halls catarrh Cure Is taken internally, act
Ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system Testimonials sent free Price
75c per bottle Sold by all druggists
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
Tho Cause OF chapped Hands.

Much OF the discomfort experienced
from chapped hands In cold weather is
due to washing with inferior soap. the
ingredients being poisonous to the
skin. II ia therefore important to have
pure soap. II warm rain water and
Ivory soap are used In washing the
hands, they will be smooth and white
at all seasons. ELIZA II. PARKER.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
wiatsr Tours.

Should you desire information re.
garding California. Arizona, Texas OF
Mexico. and the long limit, low rate,
round-trip tickets, sold to principal
points, the various routes via which
the tickets can be purchased, or re-
garding one way first and seconds class
rates, through sleeping car lines,
first-class md tourist. call upon or ad-
dress w. @. Neimyer. Gent Western
Agent, Southern Pacific Co., 23s
Clark ST., Chicago: w. II. Connor,
Com1 Agent. Chamber Commerce
Bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio. or W. J. Berg,
Trav. Pass. Agt.. 220 Ellicott So, Buff
falo N. Y.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

Try. the Union Pacific route to Chicago.
via Kansas CITY. Train leaves Denver
$40 ., m. and arrives Chicago s:t5 second
morning. Dining cars and solid yeeti-
buied. RsiHslal new equipment. Ticket
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
The J.H. Montgomery
Machinery COMPANY.

"
- . = !. !: !!
AR frzoiaso carti. street
sAlh As0o bsrFains In nss
~ ntied and ready for I'm
mediate delivery. some
III thi- machinery hss
never been used. We
can save you from % 10
ioo Per cent.
latest improved drop io-s.smp mill.
WIN w srnsher. rn,rn,a ore i.snsrs "'vsr p,ad
In Gilpin county. This stamp mill has
never run Loo tons Of ore. and Ia foe
sale because tho mine did not pay.
i2s-H. y. stenm plant. consistinx OF :
boilers and an automatic engine.
sxio holster. good as new.
direct acting double engine holster.
1 so.H. r. IIendls automatic engine
l io-u y. portable engine.
= al. Z. horizontal weber pteam en-,
gines: suitable for running fan or small
j 2 actual II. p. webcr gasoline engine.
1 Io-H. p. horizontal tubular boiler.
to-n. p. horizontal tubular boilers.
i io.n r, horizontal tubular boiler. half
arch front. complete.
! ls-H. y. vertical boiler.
hot water heater.
4 1xi0 Blake cruHhar.
. large capacity ore buckets. good NJ
lot silver plated amaisamation cop
pern.
mir drills.
l Fruc vnnner.
heating apparatus to heat with ex-
hauHf steam.
lot pipe tools.
1 Automatic sample splitter.
j dynamo suitable for silver plating or
precipitating cyanide. 10 volts, COO am-
i a5-iight Western Electric Co.'S arc ma
chine. In strictly frst-cinas condition.
winchcn, suitable for raising sinking
wood turning inthrs
1 3-drum holster. suitable for DERRICK
Rift. IL. II. track scale. new
s5xif boited rolls steel shell. good ~
new.
J revolving screens.
accompaniment Hartx mountain jigs.
! sample grinder.
lot H-inch sheet rubber packing
] steam plant, cOnniAtinR OF WILL "
boilers and io0-H. r.. engine.
10 steam pumps. various Sizes.
several wood saws and frame.
bo0p n. black pipe
Is furnace doors. Crate bars. all nine9.
lot brick machinery and tools viii selt
or trade for brick: good chance TO start
In business.
1 complete laundry plant, cheap a. dirt.
assay balances and small crusher.
Bhafting. pulcys. boyor. collars. coup
linHs. globe valves. etc.
Large drive belts and numerous smah
DON'T FAIL. TO CALL. AND SEE OUR
LINE WE PAY CASH FOR ALL KINpD
SECOND HAND MACHINERY AND
SUPPLIES.
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.ritfr Invention.

has proven that the III
4 typewriter has given
4 joo,Ooo people, but lie
IN many cases of weak
1, Induced. All people of
ratlon need IIostetter's
II 1t helps nature TO
which ensues from con-
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

ate grand opera THAT Ia unjust. he
doesn't know how many people wanted
10 30 and couldn't"
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Barber-"Are you for England In this
war. sir7" Man In Lather-"yNho are
you for7'' fsarbcr-'.Whaf difference
does that make. SIR Man In 1.ather--
I've got sense enough mol 70 want 10 mr.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

vc1l Mrs suS creTdss ,,,. has been prssiasn, q
US could call her TO order. no We decided
VIC might as well lot hcr regulate the
rest OF US"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

FITS rsrmsnebtiy Cured lsonts &C nervousness aftsi
hrst days Of DR.. klines Gfuat Nerve Hestofpr.
neud Tor FREE <4.o0 trial bottle snd treatise.
Dh r. H. kLiAs. La. p3i Arch st.. rhadeiphia. Pa
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

~ don't like aminblo people, why
not7" Living with them will ruin the
best disposition ON earth
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

To cure your Catarrh or Cold in Head,
money II II fails to relieve. &c and hoc-
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

what f. a sDoclallst7'' He's man
who has discovered which OF his talents
will bring him In the most money"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

DUFF broke hts colinr-bonc playing
football" WAS his wife vcxodf' "Ahc
was laid up with a knee-cap broken at
bnnkctball"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
"a cam. Re neat~p.

People, often suffer from dyspepslI
they lei every body else know it,
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

hrn your fault-ilnding dis
rthing on earth You
"a ne: II things went to
e. most amiable man you
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

Julia, you ought to SEQ tho doctor
about that cough so near Christmas
as thls7 No. lndeedr'
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21
Notlc,

Union Pacific truina running both east
and west from Denver are than those OF
Its competitors Inquiry viii also con-
Vince YOU Of their superiority IN point OF
elegance OF equipment and punctuaiity
OF service. Ticket Onice, efi llth street.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

rrt dinner Thanksgiving
h dinner" - es. to five
In ID bachelors.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-21

y be Star Plug Tobacco
! dis paper. They make
N offer ever made for the
zIasA
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The D. & o. R. r. has iust placed

The y. & o. n. r. has Just placed
an order for 1880 tons OF SC pound
steel rail for delivery In 1900. The
contract price is about 50 per ton or
81 per cent more than. the Receivers
paid for rail during the time they had
charge OF the property. or the total
amount Just ordered the B. e. o. proper
will get 10000 tons. the B. e. o. s. W.
1880. the Pittsburg and Western
1000. and the Cleveland Terminal and
Valley 1000.
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hhrh or Cold in Head.
!. All druggists refund
h relieve. Csc and soc.