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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04
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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04
BISBEE JOTTINGS
 BIsBEE, May 2S, 1899.
COVERINGS.


 R. Bach, New York; J. E. Kenney, Colo. J. x. Ling, San Francisco. F. Gregory, Boston; Joe Levy, San Fran cisco and o. c. Taylor. Stella are reg istered at the Bessemer.
 Naco. aside from it's growing com mercial importance, promises to be- come Q social center iu the near futare. A large party of our leading society young people paid the little frontier pueblo visit today.
 J.E, Kenney. the Colorado whole sale butcher. who is in Bisbee for the purpose of looking over the field in regard to establishing Q branch busi- ness here, seems to be quite favorably impressed with the outlook and may possibly determine to locate here.
 Prof. Treadwell and MT. Sheehan came in today from the Cobra Grande copper mine (Mitchell, Greene & Go ) Csnsneas, MsIico. They report that the smelter is in full operation, and that the output promises to rival that of the large mines now being worked.
 MT. Wm. Short and wife of Eoga!es, are here for the purpose of procuring medical treatment for their little daughter who is afflicted with saint vitus dance. They will leave for their ranch at La Morita AS soon as their daughters condition will permit them
 Mrs. Vim Lutley and her little nephew were thrown from a buggy this afternoon but fortunately escaped with no more serious injuries than a severe shaking up and some minor cuts and bruises. The usual mis- chievous email boy-a parsonage too prevalent here at times-was the cause of the accident.
 It looks as if the prophecy of the original locators of South Bisbee Com- pany will zee it's fulfi!lment for re- ports come in lately that the shaft is full of copper stained ledge matter, and the indications are that the stratiHcation of the mother lode is, as 1 was first thought, from the mountain dowr. No drifting has been done as yet, the owners of the miue adhering g to their fret intention to sink the shaft to a depth of TOO feet before tunneling.
 A musical was given by Mir. and Mrs. Dan Hankins at their residence ! on last Friday evening. The pro- gramme included several instrumental and vocal numbers, all of which were rendered in an artistic manner. They consisted of violin duo by MT. Henry Case and his son, Leslie; Mrs. Vim. Case, piano; Mise Brady and Mrs. Hankius, vocal solos. A Dutch cups per followed. Among those present 1 were MT. and Mrs. Henry Case. Mrs. Wm. Case, MT. and Mrs. ]. c. E. ] Adams, Miss Sadie Brady, Fir. Lewis ( and Leslie Case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

The change Of tine ou the N. NJ. < 4. went irto eG.ct yesterday. As 6 cooseGuence 'ha stage with eastern and western mail will arrive ID Tomb stone at q. ID. ins.cal of o'clock as heretofore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

Two thousand Saloons have been start sd in Cuba since the war closed , ye. some people are foolish enough to claim that the island is not becoming mericanized.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

l.. M. k neop, . mining man o. Denver, is in the city. MT. Rsnson is here on mining business and will in- vestigate several copper prospects in the Draeoons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

In the editorial announcement Of change of ownership, the Herald says Dr. c, H. Keefer is one of the solid men uf Phoenix. As the Doctor weighs 265 pounds: but few will ques- ton the statemsnt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

A stranger with bigge: ing than he could conveniently carry, was piled into the city cooler today. When he sobsrs up enough to appear in court he will have to face charge Of dis turbing the resce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04
SHOWN BY LOCAL RETAILERS.

Spanish lace bC'eros. Velour striped cloths Ladies eoling gloves. Boys Turkish slippers. Black rutlied net robes. Girls woven petticoats. Boys army hats in blue. Boys flannel shirt waists. Shirt waists of brilliantine. .. Long ulsters for travcling. %s,. Tufted camel's-hair suitinrs. Square-crown-d Alpine hats. Sable edging for winter hats. Fringed bias ruti,es oi ta.feta. Umbrella handles in cloi,onne. Golf capes of doub!e-faced plaid rugs.
 Fancy buttons initiating a minia- Iure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

MT. II. Metsky, 6 government geo. logical expert, and who was one of the government witnesses in the case against the Coppsr Queen Co.,, was . Tombstone visitor today. MT. Metsky formerly lived in Tombetone in early days. He is here on mining business
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

The copper situation is practically unchanged. The price remains at l9 cents and stocks are quiet and dull. Manufacturers find tho demand un- checked by the price and the im- mediate future seems promising,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

A postponemeu: of sale Of the delin- Quent stock of the Head Center MS. Co. has been made, according to notice as appears in another column.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

The San Jose House is having a new front put on the building. It i- nearly completed snd presents an at . tractive appearance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

WANTED-To purchase a copper mine or prospect, must stand rigid exsmin ation by expert; write full description, giving loest:oo, develop- ment, assays. smaiter returns and cost of fuel. AJAN, II William S,. New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

J. NJ. Folks went te F,. Huachuca today on 8 flying business visit. Dur ing his absence NJ. J. Brown is look ing after the drug store,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

STRAYED-From Barrett Camp. on or about March the 29th. oue email bay horse mule; seven years old |; branded a on left thigh, brand very plsin. Suitable reward for his return to Barrett Camp or any informatio n leacing to hi, recovery, address G. M. CUMMINNGs, Pearce, Ariz. m.22.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

The Pony saloon is being refitted and remoisled in the interior and mado most inviting resort into which to go for a"smile,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

Memorial day this year will have added significance in the fact that its exercises will be broadened to the extent of paying tribute to the mem. ory of the heroes of another war.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

Ansel no Alve.ez and D. Mo-Don- ald were each fined $l0 or 10 days on the cham gang. before Judge Schuster today, for rbing the peace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

Jos M.Pherson returned to Wash in < ton Camp today to look aie his flSi, i,htins interests there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

The Les Angeles Times says that eue of the most disagresable refec- tions about thoss Cuban insurgents who are now refusing to give up their arms is that the United States furnished them, free of cost, a con- siderable proportion O the arms which they hanging onto 60 tenacieusly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

D:s.r;c. Attorney Land today It. c>lved q new typewriter. IL is a Dcns- more and is much admired.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

Constable Del Lewis was over Sat urday from Bisbee bringing prison CT over with him for the county jail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

Jas, R-il'y went to Tucson last evening on professional visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

Ms. Wm, King srrived today from Bisbee, arriving on the noon coach.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

F.E Braley returned to Stafford last evening after 6 short visit here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-04

p"7t ICssrro spIf and Snoae Your IIss Away.
 TO quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag hetic. full of life, nerve and visor, ts.ke No-To nac' the wonder-worier. that make weak men slohg' All druggfsts, 5oc or sI. Cure guara.r leed Booklet and sample free A.,dres. sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or Scw York
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

The emperor cf GrTTuuy is such 81
lover Of O.d customs that when IN al
mirvr rcccniI! pI,svu,yd E.m Wi,h e.
shuiiDuN 81 IA, iaIJJs pI,GgcrssGi G..
Prussia. FicG,rick the GI,at NHiaN.
~ oICc had the EoN filled with III:
best sEun and has been taking" il
ever since.
Those who have lately seen him re-
port thai The prince Of Wa!cs has ag;;l
rcr"cpiibly since II year ago. ihUug"
he never looked ECic jnvial and ~ Lri-
ter spirits. When II nan Ci .NihrIi H.
wards !UuTs meets with mi.hap lik,
breaking his bCncs u change urs IT,
the physique that caTuui br IrpalrcG.
Queen Victoria has appointed ia,
duke OF Marlborough. who married Nj.
Vanderbilt. EaNmaslCr ~Urridi. In su.'-
"cssIOn to the earl uf ilupciOun. WHO
has been made lord chamberlain. The
position is largely honorary. but gives
high rank and is n most desirable poSi.
The countess OF Warwick. the noted
beauty, drives what are regarded US
the best matched pair OF white Arabian
ponies in England. She owned one aud
the late Baron Eolhschild another. Thu
baron offered her n large sum for her
pet. but she haughtiIy refused TO
sell. Perhaps in doing so she dis
played great shrewduCss. for in u day
or two he sent her his pony. saying hc
could not bear to see the TWO sep
aTatc.
According TO the Etolic Beige. the
health OF Princess Louise of CobuTg.
daughter Of the king OF the Belginns.
who h!%i been for many months shut up
in n lunntic asylum In Austria. is Gp.
ginning to decline. Her memory is. IL
is said. completely gone. and she Ecvcr
asks for any news Of her parents or 9TH
cr relatives. She passes her time in
walking up ard Gown her apartment.
where she Is always strictly watched.
and In cutting little paper PATTERNS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
ELKO, NEVADA, FRIDAY, April. 21 1899.
THE PRESS AND THE PEOPLE.

@rhe Lyon C"uuntv rimec in nj
Il ling t" the Constitutional Convt u
tion Till says:
sit does not make mrch difference
how the Till was knocked "ni or
who az r'.u it WAS the State will have
to pod along in the Same exprns.v
rui Tor twn y''ars Ion ger tn ~ il woull
II Sadlrr had not vetoed the lIll. Ev
er, body knows Who wants u e nsi j.
Iu,I0nll convention in the ) tate and
rho '!"es not. the refor. the people
ind the pal ers Ought to kuow hoA
acI III the Iuiur.'
The journal wishes the Time
wOul.i inform the press and the PEI.
pie how to az, i'll the future. lii,
pr' So ana the pc 'rlc hcve T,hir times
pushed tbe matter through the legis.
ntnrc and moth NJ laS GENE nf II, al &.
,hnn=h the voters have always sion .
rady Ia ratify i.is theI Iii ! bv cou.
'tit nii"Lal minority of all the vote,
. 'll"d. The press nnd tile people
don't seem Ia IA Onnt Ia much hesiIt.
he u.'r ulmg IOwer which has nj
Sa!s.t :crcd Il III de ding the meas
urc IL death Il uw.
The journal cUnfrssas ITS ignur.
mIcc of an! III, thod that will attain
the desire end under the Ircseni
po!itica cOudi inuS III the State, ami
would he th .nkfu to the Ii for
any suggestions us la the Tulur
course. 1t is rIu that wo Suow who
want II and wln don't want it, amt
the t..w who don't want it have nj
Nnis had their way oyer the nnn,
Nho tln wHn il. lluN to- rcver SO thnt
order is the IN s'iiuu, and Il is u uys.
tcrS which We have for IL lnns time
strIvcn unSucccssfuIly Ia solve.--Rr-
no JuurI al
The lNDEPENDENT Ins no lies siretu
force I- upiui,ns upon the JuurunI,
but the way Ia gci II Cun-i tit uiIuual
convention is Tor thr people Ia vote
iur no man hereafter for Governor,
sup rmc Judge or member uf the
Ir&Isluinrc who .Ocs not know his
dot! and pus, "a sufficient int grIry
and courage 1" dn 1t. the Wruie
maitcr rests III III" pc pie and they
s'"''IlI 'pe Ik i'll tones that no party
muuIpulatrr or weak knecd official
would fuIl Ia understand.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds rs per
Treir nrer's Balance Sheet, dated
March 81, 1899:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
VOLUME NXXIII.
or Intrrrst to Sheep Men.
PROCLAMATION.
SCHEDULING & iSTsiH E"cai.iTIEs ON
ACCOUNT OF sCAB OR tcABBrEs.
STATE OF IDAHO, !
EA, cI.tivp Oilirr.

STATE OF IDAHO,
EN. c"tive Oilicr.
Whereas, | have received stnie.
ments from reliable wool ganN crs
and stock raIscrs of the State II
IialiO, said Stntrmeni- Icing ,upple-
mentehi'y "ili lnvit- ~ Irpuiabalr Der.
sons. i'll to illr effect TINT the dispas
kno II as scub or Fcrblies is erI-
demic among sheep IN certain lncali.
ties or districts. viz. III ,l". county %,
ca';hr, State Of Utah; the county nf
Box Eide, IN the Stat" of Utah; and
the county Of Elku in the State Of
y. yadn; and
Wln rets. it is known that shcc ,
fro n said districts are annually
moved, driven or iuul or.'d into the
StHie Of liahu, and il 70 moved
wonld thereby spread infection and
disease on the ranges and among the
sheep nf this Stale. which act would
rcsult in ere u disaster.
Nav. Therefore. |, Frank Sicuneu-
berg. Governor 81 the State uf Idaho.
10y virtue Of auth mtg III III" vested,
and after due consultation with the
State Sheep Inspector, do hereby
prohibit the ImpoTlainI.. driving or
moving intu the State OF Idaho nI all
shrcp noS being held. h,rdcd or
ranged within saii iuf. ctc,l disir e Il
VIZ, the cuuu'! Of Cache, III the slate
OF Utah; the county nf llox Elder in
the Slate ui Ur.h; and the county uf
Elkc ih the S,atc Ui Nevada. or
which uIHy hereafter be u, :, LrTdcd
or ranged Within rain inf rtcd Ills
lri IL, fnr II pe.IUd III Sky days from
and after the date OF tins proc anna.
tim; after the teruIIIa ION ~ eHId
sixty days siirrp can be moved into
this Siatc only upon coupli tnce with
NIL laws of the State ~ I.inIIu rcsnrI-
ing the Inspections and dipping oi
sheep.
la Witness Whereof. have
hercunto set my hIhd nhd
caused to- bc nilix .d the Great
Seal Uf the State. Done Mt
lsEAL.l Boise. the Capital. this 18th
day uf April. in tho yrnr ~
our Lor one Thousand eight
hnpdreh and nInriy.ninc.
FRANK STEUSFHBERG.
by the Governor:
NJ. PATRIr,
Scctctrry OF State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

A yarn is ."l III Harp .r's Wcckly
Oi two rrnncss ~ volume cars ~ Mum
ila: \ Filipino convict Ia clinbe
the prison wall and was running for
dear lifu through the opcn. Two
long lrggeI Tnnness .ranS wore Oh
guard duty. They kneS eI to lire.
81 don't guess it's more than 300
yards" sid one, quietly. Il reckon
it's most 5il0." said the other, ns il ir
were iii cuss ny the wehtinr. The
prisoner wRs inl ny Ii c. II deer. HIl
rapidly upprua III nR tie I'm lcrgrowth
around lnnumerabio little huis. where
ho wDnld no safe. 1Call il iuU.T sug-
ge ded tho Iir4t Tenne s"rnn, in u
cunciliat 'ry tone l'Iuy adjusted their
sights. mime nud fred The cscup-
ing convict fell, and the two Ten.
no s'erans vent ont to- I rang iu what
VIVA left III hin. "If he's hit ~ the
hedd. TIA my sho :" Eui | one. u
niue lnS. ucc'Ii.i' tO AMY rpgula.
tiOD4. drnSl tho ~ her. the con
vic, wa fnn III wi II ON. bullet
throu h tho buck ~ the head Iud nn.
other through tho lover end uf the
q, in.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
The Poet nnd thu rr g Icni man.

HNN INV IFhI lhuh.
"wlnt drG tho trcca saying ~ tlIoy
gi!h?' sail the pueI IA hr and TIE
prnatitnI uinn were gtrUllng by tile
bnnK ~ the river.
]rhey are rny'mg.' smi tho ptncti.
cal mnn". u puwdill ~ this section
woul,i no u paying investment" -.
III, u the poet suid 30 uriiI,ug about
the ihu IL IN the river that rirplcL at
their feet.
"Ycs." said the pra, Ii nj man. al
WIS Just thinking that sucli Il tine
water puwcr CO id turn enough mIll
wheels I" Lriud nll tho corn III Grot.
gin DH lirsi ca SO article ut meal"
II don't Il iuN," salh tho poet that
you and eau pun together"
IL know it," snid the ra.ticai man.
II IN going Ia dinner, whrru nro } oi,
goinpY-
81 Am gong io wonder said the
poet, "jusl how mud where III get n
diuuer."--Atlanta Constitution.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

Wash ugl"n. April lS.--T'hc Navy
D'I ar. .meni has gwen out tile fol
l"wmrr di,ru. ch from Admiral
- wcy:
"MamiIa, A. ril Is --Srcr' tnry Of the
Navy. Washington: Yor .toNn Wis.
urd i.nlrm, L"zuu, rust r,ast Of
LuL''p, l.. | April l2.h, Tor the pur
IocO! Tg' Cu,n ami irIngIng away
tie Spanish force. consisting uf
ciGht! sOl.hcrs, three uili, crs Hnd two
priests. who were surrounded b, 40
insurgents.
sumo "f the insurgents nrmed
with MnuSpr rifles By
natives. Lirute, ant $. &. GiImurc
%hIlr making uiubushrd,
wee Tired u,'on and captured. Fate
nnKnowI, as nsui gcut- refused to
communicate aiternurd. llle iul.
loAing are missing:
I" The officer pre- vi nIsly referred to,
! Clmtf QuMteImasier W. Walton,
: CUx-waIu j. l.llsM Urth. Guuurrs
NJ ur j. II lI!Iar !. Sui.mnk era Mate
VrndEii, srhmcn ". u R!i ners and
&. u. W"O"bur!; "ppr ii , ; Vchv.II,
, hnd Peterson; ordinary Beamei f.
! Brz 'lrs,, .. Is. McDriruIu; Lame, un O
l. /. Edwards. +. An. erhon, }. DIl.
iur aud I. =. MuIriss y.
"DLwiYr
The dispatch from Adnirm D we!
caused much vYcncucht III nHvd
circlre us ?, on ls IT. cuutvu brcnint
NmUWu. IL wus rrct iytd lntH in tlIt
LAY, nrd its ~ lay was Uccu,iurcu by
iln blindn, ~ ~ come uf tie cIplirl
or ~. u wuS ~ y ssinlu iu com
pictcly dt cirlirr 1t, aud the asicri, H.
harntr un,utciligit,Iu works.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

marvellous rcjuvcnating properties of Dr.
Pirrce's Golden Medical Discovery will
prove an unfailiug means Of rescue aid
restoration.
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stores healthy powcr by rcviving the in.
ncrInost sources of vitality in the nuiritivc
system. II enables the digestive and
blood making organism TO manufacture
good blood abui' lnutly and RAPIDLY so
that the iuirncnsc waste oftissuc and nerve
fiber cutailed bl liard labor is Offset By
a speedy upbuilding OF fresh energy and
strength.
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writing To- pT. Picrcr. Sars: II tcmd herewith
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Common S-l-c Medical ADVISER III cloth bind.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

The latest German scientific inven.
iiuu rrpOr,rd IL n "Dccr tnllpiI.T Tho
beverage 10 rcdutcd Il" p..wdcr, the
ldli.un II Nnicf To which, by grucr.
Il ,un NJ cnTbon.c nCIi guw. nlnIics u
fJ,minr tnnknrd, as good as 4
lro, lily drawn from the Lulrul.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

Graduates of the State UnivcftitI
-" in tic hn Il III South Africa. u
nu,mber having secuted iucrntiYc pu.
Hiiiums Andrew Hansen wIu recent
lei for J.ia lucsburg, will rccc so
e. sterling pcr day foI lIs 81, vices ns
assuycr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
JOINT STATEMENT
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County
STA re OF NEVADA,
COUNTY .F ELKo. o.
For Quarter Ending March 81. 1899

AUDITORS OFFICE,
ELKo, April 3. 1899.
To The Honorable Board 0f County
Commissioners 0T Eiko county, Ncv. !;
GENTLRMES:-We IL rewIth submit
"nr Carterly Report OF the Finances
"i the county for the quarter ending
March 81, 1899.
Respectfully submitted,
&. A. WATKINS, Auditor.
\. C. DAwLEY. Treasurer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
Carried Down
Stream

When a nm
crossing some
difficult place in
II is working
career; Spurring
all his energies 10
accomplish some
critical passage in
his business jour.
ncy, sud Il denly
finds his health
giving way ard
feels himself
swept ont Of the
sadd die by tic
W wift-running
current Of dis.
casc-thcn is the
time when the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-05-23
A SHREWD VENDER,
He Gave a MaEnifyinE Glass with
Every Basketfu1 of Straw
berries Sold.

''My pal and l." said a New York
fruit vender, started out the other
morning with strawberries; same
stock, bought at the same time, from
the same dealer, and we went uptown
and started in, he along one tier of
blocks and I along another. Wher we
met at noon he had sold every basket.
had sold not more than half Of mine.
How did you do it | asked him.
why, | gave EN- a magnifying glass
with every basket he said. And so he
had. The folks would say, as they al
ways do when you go around with
those small little baskets: Where are
they? Baskets so small I can't see it,
Then my pal outs with the magnifying
glass and hands it over and says: You
just take look at 'em through that
and it brings the basket and the berries
all up so big that what with the size of
the early strawberry, and bein' kind O.
dazed with my pals cheek, they buy
'em. And he gives magnifying glass
with every basket, as he can afford to
do, the magnifying glasses being cheap
and strawberries dear
"Oh, he's a shifty chap, my pal, with
head full of wit and readiness, equal
to any situation. It's too late for me to
do the same thing now this year, for
the big boxes have come in; but next
year, early, when I starts out with the
Strawberries in nutshells, I gives mag
nifying glass with every basket"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-05-23
Regardless OF Age.

The kidneys are responsible 1Or more
sickness, suffering, and deaths than any
other organs of the body.
A majority of the ills affecting people
to-day is traceable to kidney trouble It
pervades all classes of society, in all
climates, regardless of age, sex or condi-
ton
The symptoms Of kidney trouble are
unmistakable, such as rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, sleepiessress, pain " dull ache in
the back, desire to urlnate often day or
night, profuse or scanty supply.
Uric acid, or brick dust deposit in urine
are signs ofclogged kidneys, causing pois
oned and germflled blood Sometimes
the heart acts badly, and tube casts (wast-
ing kidneys are found in the urine,
which if neglected will result in Bright
disease, the most dangerous form of kid
ney trouble.
All these symptoms and conditions are
promptly removed under the influence Of
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root 1t has
world wide reputation for its wonderful
cures Of the most distressing cases.
No one need be long without it, as it is
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by mail Send your address to DR.. Xii
mer & Co.. Binghamton, n. Y, and kind
ly mention that you read this liberal Of
fer in The WATERTowN REPUBLICAN