davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-09

for protection, asking that he be taken
back to East Helena. Mrs. Dometrovich
explained that she had returned from
Austria two days g and her child had
not seen her for a long time. which ac-
counted for his not knowing her.
Officer Sullivan is a sort of a guardian
angel for lost children. Yesterday he
found a 2-year-old girl wandering about
in the vicinity of West Park avenue and
Hickory street. She had wandered from
her home at 81 East Fifth street and
had been missing since 9 O'Clock.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-09
$15-EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE-s1
August 18th, 1899.

In view of the opening of Utah's gilt
tering salt palace, beautiful grounds, in
GLIDING Midway Plaisance, md the finest
salt water bathing on earth, the Short
Line will sell tickets on above late from
Butte and Anaconda to Salt Lake and re-
turn at s15; tickets to be used going on
either 3:45 a. m. or 4:45 p. m. trains, good
to return any time within 10 days.
Make sleeping reservations now, there
by securing the best of accommodations.
No. 10 East Broadway. Butte.
H. o. WILSON,, General Agent.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereh; given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Birchdale Stock Farm will be held at
the Office Of the company, at 20 West
Broadway, in the city of Butte. Mon.
tana, on Monday. August IA. 1899, at 8
o'clock p. m, for the election of thrae
trustees for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of such other business
as may come before the meeting. BY
order of the board Of trustees.
FRANK w. HASKINS,
Secretary.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-09
A MAGNIFICENT ROUTE

II going east or south you can do so "a
cheaply via the Rio Grande Western
Railway, "Great Salt Lake Route" as
via any other. Don't miss an opportu-
nifty Of seeing Salt Lake City, Glenwood
Springs, Pueblo. COLORADO Springs and
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
A Receiver
Demanded
WANT A RECEIVER.
Boulder County Applies for One for the
COLORADO Road

Lewis S. Young. county attorney, at
the instance of the treasurer, D +: Dob
bins. and an order by the commiss oner. ,
applied to the District court for re.
Ownership for the Colorado & Southern
railroad company. because that corpor-
alton has failed and refused 10 paw
SI327.7o alleged to be due as taxes The
company has paid nearly $4,000 this
year. but this is a balance claimed be.
cause the county refuses 10 recogniz the
action OF the state board of equalization
or the notice BY its agent, Of a reduction
Of 10 per cent on railroad va!u ion
While all the other counties have allow.
ed the reduction. former Alto ney I've
and County Attorney Young contend Ter
the taxes the same as though no reduc-
ton had been made by the state board.
After reciting that the deot creates a
lien upon the road, the county attorney
stating that for the plaintiff to exercise
rs right and order sale would be an in
iringment o. the rights of the public to
he road as a common carrier. the com
plant closes with the following:
Plaintiff. therefore. prays the aid of this
honorable court in the premises and asks
that said balance of taxes b. adjudged
lien against said line of rail road, and
that said lien be satisfied by the appoint
ment OF a receiver for said line OF rail
road to operate The same. am. under the
directi 1t this court, pay he above
menti ned balance OF taxes. aU;nu'ing 10
Si52, - and interes' as aforesaid and
costs of this acton.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
THE WIRELESS TELEGRAPH.
Uncle sam will Mako kxhau,t We Tests of
its UTILITY,

Washington. Oct. a3-Admiral Far
quhar has been directed to put to sea
with the New York and Massachusetts,
for a ten days cruise TO test Marconi's
wireless telegraph. TO learn its value for
marine service. his stated that Admir-.
al Schley's South Atlantic squadron will
consis, only OF the Chicago and Phila
delpn.a. Two war ships will be maintained
to protect the entire Pacific coast. and all
the other ships be pu, in dry dock tor re.
pairs next winter.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
Both Sides
Lose He0Vlv
BIZ ODY BATTLES.
Both Sides Lose Man, Hundred Killed aud
wounded.

Both sides Lose Many Hundred hhlou Aho
wounded.
London, Oct. 23-The Dalziel News
agency publishes a sensational report
concerning the second attack at Glencoe,
in which il states the Beers were badly
defeated. 1t has Pretoria advices that
President Kruger now favors uncondit-
ional surrender and has summoned the
council TO meet tomorrow take action.
BY other sources it is learned that the
Boer defeat at Elandslaa'ge was COM
plete. the loss being 400 killed and
wounded. General Koch, Boer COM
mander. was seriously wounded and is a
prisoner. The Beers made stubborn
resistance but superior tactics Of the
British carried the day. The British
losses include Colonel Scot, Chisholm.
killed and $50 officers and mel killed
and wounded.
A Ladysmith bulletin this afternoon
announces that the second attack on
Glencoe failed. the Boer artillery ineffec-
tive and being siienced. Additional re
ports OF casualties at Elandslaagte state
that the Gordon highlanders. suffered
terribly. losing FIVE commissioned Off
GERS ana Io men killed and 81 wounded.
These officers were in the Majuba hill
fight and killed Beers there. SO the
burghers arc avenged.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
Mr.. Bouton Very IN

Mr.. E. D. Bouton. proprietor of the
Boulder Book store. was taken 20 the
University hospital this morning and i'm
mediately fell into deep sleep which
lasted all the afternoon Mr.. Bouton
has been very i'll with brain trouble fol
weeks. His condition is reported Cit
zeal. but Cannot be diagnosed until he
shall have awakened
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
What the Papsr re Say.

London. Oct. 73-Press comments on
the battles OF Glencoe and Elandslaagt
have a oongratula,ory and triumphant
tone, though they express deep sorrow
a, the extent of British losses. They
pay high tribute to the courage of the
Beers and express the belief that more
troops and 4 we'll organized campaign
will be required.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
Dias WIN Succs cd.

Monterey. Mex. Oct 73 Public mass
meetings of supporters OF Dia1 arc
being held throughout Mexico urging
the nomination and reelection of Presi
dent Dias. There is no doubt that
after the nominating conventions this
week, he win be the only candidate in
the field
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
eNeLAno's GRAND SQUADRON
Many ships Commissioned Hs Hint of
Hands OF to Other Powers.

Southampton, Oct. 73-Several add.
,ional warships have been ordered into
commission for special service in the
squadron OF demonstration. The great
preparations England is making are
significant in showing tina, she no, only
real zes she has war on her hands IN the
Transvaal. but must prepare to res,s,
any Interference with that war by the
powers and the activity OF Russia and
France IN the Orient.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
k1 President Harrison.

London. Oct 73-Ex President Ben.
jamin Harrison and Ambassador Choate
called on the Prince OF Wales and were
accorded an audience this morning. Sir
Arthur Balfour. first Lord of the Treas
ury. will give dinner in honor OF the
ex President tonight.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
POWERS TO INTERVENE

hut the Uni.ed state. win Maintain strict
Neutrality.
Washington, Oct. 2s-It is generally
expected here tina, the powers will inter.
vene between England and the Trans.
vaal. with a demand jointly made BY
Germany, Russia. France. Austria, Italy
Japan and other nations that there be a
cessation Of hos,ilties pending arbitra.
ton. 1t is stated that the United States
will positively not be a party to inter
ven'ion. but will maintain the stric,est
neutrality.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23

Finlay. O.. Oct. 23-The Stone City
home and hospital burned to the ground
this morning. Nine persons are in
critical condition from shock and injury.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
BRAVE BOYS WERE THEY.
Am. ric.n Scouting Patty Wrought Deeds
of Wondrous V-i.r.

Manila. Oct 25-A scouting p,rty un-
dee Lieu enan, Fergu ,on encountered a
band Of natives yesterday. and although
the scouts numbered but 20 men. they
killed six Filipinos. took eight prisoners,
and captured ten rifles. The Americans
had no casualties.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23

who have the best offerings other This good
hent of the excellence reasonabeness of
The value quality and style every article sell guar
aneed BRING your purchase back it should prove unsatisfactory
and will be here exchange money
word the wise is better page to the otherwise
Our stock of well Suits complete in Bou
der county Twill pay you to us before buying
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
Posi- 0|jCe
For Boulder
A NEW POST OFFICE
The Government Asks fer Bios FOR Cen
trany Located building

The Government Asks fer Bios FOR Cen
e' '"'i"s.
Tue government OF IN United States
taxes every oooy iof check oF tele-
s'a'h' anu LOT every 'n'hs the Pinlic eats,
wears OF looks at out II pays Tor moth
ing IN 'ne advertising line ii 1t can avoid
IT, l. o''ks 'ne Pap=fs even Tor the
weekly uheaiieo-ior 'e"er IL |. and 1t Is
oh'S oeeause Tue y, aH'efa oesifes mat all
e''l rs sna'' oe given an squal Chance
."a' 'ne au' eiisemeh' LOT oios Is pup
i'Sueu heis"''h' u Will DC no'eo that
.ne p'opoSei eoh'e'npia'es ne" boxes.
f1ei e'o'oie 'he Pos'n'as'efs nave oeeh
o'"seu " o~n 'nei o"'' DIX 5 out lew
'ea's sinee WI Heo'se N ""iiathsoh
"as inuueeu 10 put IN complete sci In
a''o' Vi d H'e year iease upon
MS ou.'u'hs' no" appears 'na' no &c
.ou"' 10 ~ oe '"Aeh Vi MS ooNes' "h'ch
a'e 'eaiis iihe Sell ou' 'hey are 10 De
as oe'ns ah'qCa'eu ana ho'
up " u"'e' II - ~ NC esie''e1 'r''' tue
e'"'A '"o u"I'S'' ING p'o'osai ioi'
'o~s'
p'oposa's VIII u I |e'Veo oy
'e d. 'iie oiiiee Oh r. "
u'pe-'o' III .na'se d I'eh'e'' ooiof"
w. n' ia'e' 'nah p n'' nov ISL 1899
lo' 'ne iu'"'sn'ns vi d suitable room WIN
'nA" square 'ee' ioo' space'
's>I''e u Oil oos'' ue''oHsI 'of tne use
" pos' o'ii9e department Oh Inc oh'.eo
''a'es' ~. 'e''n vi i'e Vi 'e' Setfs' De
s''n'ns "a'el ~ 1870 sam 10 DC &c
.ep.eu AS pos' o'iiIe d, 'ouiusf' eoio'
j A'u 'o'ni 10 oe i''.u III complete
"' WIN my 'e'' ina" W. 'oeN o'Aes
Auu u'A"s VI 'n'p'o'eu p1''e'H' ana
a" o',e' IL, "''u'e anu hN'u'eS' "ie'uu
'"s e ''' iu'i''u'e' e''' inc
'eq1''''e ~, 'ue p,ope'' sac anu eAPe
1'''os so-1e. VI pos' o'nee VI inc
n ""u '',' po' 'anee =, iou'u oo'o
az " '"e'1 uIue' "''s ~n'
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
SUSAN 3. ANTHONY
WIN Retire from Leads r.hip But Sc t. Her
self New Task

SELF New Task
Rochester. N. Y. Oct. 73-Miss Susan
B Anthony today confirmed the report
that after the National Womln's Suf-
TRACE convention this year. she will retire
from the presidency After forty years
at the head of that organization. at So
wears O. age, she noS sets herself the
task OF raising half a million dollars for
fund for agitation of woman's rights.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
BOX 0VERC0AT

We don't care how particular you
may be, how hard to fit, or how
close you figure on the price, we
can satisfy you anyway. Many of
our pleased customers are those
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-10-23
IT. NE DE MUM
P. 0. Inspector, Denver, Colo
Ardourel-Wood.

At the home of the brides father at
Salina Sunday occurred a neat little
wedding cermony performed by Rev. E.
G. Lane OF this city. The contracting
parties were Adolph L. Ardourel, brother
of Joseph Ardourel OF the Boulder post
office, and Mabel, daughter of J. G.
Wood. Present from Boulder were a
sister OF the groom, Mrs w. G. Towue
his brother Joseph, and others. The
bride is pretty girl graduate of the
Salina school and had sister who at.
tended school here. The happy couple
left for Colorado Springs and on their
return will go to housekeeping in the
comfortable Salina residence of Charles
+. Cobb.
Shrewd buyers will again take advan-
tage of the extra low prices offered by
Dale. Sale all of this week.
The oasis., 1899-06-03
seasan ae snEanaar F.ehts.

Wednesday evening, June ls5 the season Of summer aghte seems Dohaye opened up.
 The first rumpus occurred oe5weea District Attorney Harlow and Con- stable Flewelling over the refusal of the latter to levy 5he execution in the case of Devoti ys. Ses6er. Fleweling based his refusal upon Eb. Williams edicb. Harlow told him plainly that he didn'O understand his business and that he was permitting Williams and associates to use him in way which would get him into trouble Flewell- ing allowed that no one could make him trouble, aad bystanders say he acted as if going for his gun. Harlow caught him by the hand and twisted bis arm to 3 painful turn and hos 6ilities then ceased
 \ little later in the evening Doctor Cdenoweth and Doctor SeVey clashed over professional troubles Of some kiad ia whica they hays bscoms in. vo,7ec and proceeded 5c blows bu5 wsr7 separsbec before any serious 1arm was do1e 50 eithes
 Reallg Nogaisg le aesqmiae
 5S arg
The oasis., 1899-06-03
SONORA SETTINGS
.efie ssys st aarpeninEs ari tlsc State
 over the Line

At La Barbara mine, not far from
 alano station, Gayou Brothers now 1ave Gwenty-one men constantly en Dloyed, and some very fine ore is be ing extracted.
 El Trafco, with commendable con- sistency, refuses publication for an advertisement for fiesta in the dis trict of Arizpe, on che day of San Juan. El Trafico has combatted ties, tas as demoralizing and against pub lie policy, and deserves applause for it's present stand.
 El Paso Times of Sunday, says: George N. Smith, & prospectoT from Colorado, who has been prospecting near Bacerac, Sonora, suddenly van ished over six weeks ago and is sup. posed to have been murdered for his money, Of which he had several hum dred dollars on his person.
 The travelling public who appreciate good Tare will always find the best meal set at any railway eating house in Mexico, at the Depot Hotel at Carbo. For those having occasion to stay at the place well furnished, com- portable rooms are to be always se- cured. Trains both ways stop for meals.
 From La Colorado there comes Ghe reper6 of g strike of very rich ore in oae Grand Central ground on the surface, aD Q point where work had never been done. Some men idling about uncovered with their fingers a small ledge the rocg in which was 1airlg studded wi6h gold TWenbg-sig nuadred dollars were taken cut in Q very few hours.
 Licencjado ErnesOo Pelaeg weitss THE OASIS that when the federal court moves from Guaymas to Noga- les. Sonora, he will establish au office in the latter city Licenciado Pelaez is one of bhe most prominent and capable members of the legal profes sion in Mexico. and as he speaks both Trench and English fuentlg. his services are in great demand among Americans aud other foreigners hav- ing business in Sonora.
The oasis., 1899-06-03
MocAkns Nores

l 5seI5 5has the law. aa1 tho
 couFgs have no power in Nogales. A
 few days ago, judgment was entered
 in tue justices court, of the first pre- clnc6, Santa Cruz county, before J. s. Taylor, justice of the peace, in case entitled B. Devoti, ct al. ys. Mrs. M. de Sestler, and husband, and execu- Cion issued thereon in favor of the plaintiffs, which was placed in hands of Constable Fleweling for service. The attorney of the plaintiff met Flewelling and asked hlm if he had posted his notices as required by law, and the constable replied that he had not, and did not intend to, as Eb Williams had instructed him not to do so. Anywhere else both Blewell- ing andWllliams would have been put in jail for contempt of court
 Tn the advertising columns ol TEE OASIS there appears this week new advertisements of the Montezuma House, at Fairbank, Mi L. Larrleu, proprietor Mir. Larrieu keeps one of the best hotels in Arizona; having his own farm he raises all his own meat, poultry, eggs, etc, and the table is supplied with the very best Of every bhing, cooked and served iu splendid style The bar is stocked with the finest domestic and foFeign wines and liquors, and the rooms arc well Furn ished, clssr and neat. Travellers sn route to Tombstone and Bishee from and the south have to s5op over night in FairbaaE. and they will oe well cared for by stopping ailh Mine Host 3arrsu so the Mpnos1uma goaae
The oasis., 1899-06-03
.als People ought to x now as.. .

5 is reported bha5 on Tuesday when the Call article upon tho frauds j T civil service examinations was be- ing discussed about the streets one of the parties implicated expressed him self to q well known citizen as highly indignant and declared thab if he could find who wrote the article he would thrash him
 " What good would taa5 ao?" Queried 6he prominent citizen If the story $ false it will not hurt you; if 1t is mue the people ought to know 1t, and n making the facts known the author 9f the article has rendered public aervice.
The oasis., 1899-06-03
He waz wqy4s Tracsss.

Wednesday, MT gsosge 2 Mara i had occasion sc go up Morley svsuus oa business. saa on his way he stopped | moment to josh Wolf Behrendt upor
 paving nsa bis Jill capped sarly il
 sne week.
 Why" said Marsh. they as7s. couch me.N
 i But your turn will come nex5 Te- piled Behrendt.
 When Marsh returned returned to his store he had occasion to go to 8 drawer for some adobe" dollars. Not more than quarter Of an hour be- fore he had left In the drawer four teen American dollars and eight Mex ican dollars. He put his hand into the drawer and to his suDrise he found the 'adobesn missing. Then be felt for the American money and found that was gone also.
 ''Who has been in this draw wer?" he asked the boy, who had been there during his entire absence.
 "No one but youFselfa was the reply.
 Questioning the boy Mir. Marsh learned that the boy had seen the top of brown hat--similaF to the one worn by MT. Marsh on the previous day-behind the counter at the draw CT.
 The clever Ohief na0 watched bio chance, crept in behind the coun6er on his hands and knees s5oien che money, and got out again, with the boy not more than twenty feet away from the drawer IL was nsa0ly executed job. and no trace Of 6hs thief was left
 NO Change of wsather lilseis.
 LS is rela0ed thau one cold morning recently Supervisor Peck went inooa we'll known saloon after hie mornine nip.a The baelzel DOT, pc be sociaele saia
 'La is quite cold. 5nis morning. Ngs Peck2a
 Yes, 1t is. d cold. was the soar neply, and 6hera is no likelihood oll any change a 6he weather 60 long gs tnere is such man as Bird ia down
 Mighty Tigh1 you are Mr Peck. so long as Bird ia lu Nogaies i5 win be $ 'cold day for you and 3our ilir ia official posiJioa Xou are u56egiy and incompetent laa ofice, not onlg on account of your natural character and disposition, but by your crass ignorance. Did the law 5emand that Che voter who cannot read and wfite shall be de barred from office, you could have never goG an office, for you can hardly read and you cannot write These are ! notorious facts, and the men who re- commended you for public office were in doing so. They simply l wanted to use Vou and they are doing | ic.
The oasis., 1899-06-03

THR main dif6cultY with the Santa Cruz county board of sup ervisors is that they are men who can be worked through their pre- judices, and they are in the hands of unprincipled and rascally schem CTS who don't hesitate at anything in order to work chem And they are even worked to be made co be lieve that the great bulk of the tax payers of Santa Cruz county are in sympathy with their mistaken views and pull headed actions. One og the board this week told Mr. Brick
 wood that he was about the only taxpayer who does not uphold the board in contesting Thompson's salary claim. The gentleman had forgotten that at least two of the jury in the case Messrs. Hogan and Stamhaugh are quite heavy saxDsvefs
The oasis., 1899-06-03
..Asr weee .Ee Viae... erellaae.

LAST week che ViaesEa 9reiisEec what Ebeneezeg and -hippy lhousas some particularly swing ing editorials npon T'Hz 2AsEs editor Buttbey weve 50 miseFai5 printed that 10 one could read then nnderstandinsiy Rathsr tilan have SC brilliant an effort loaf entirely Inn OASIS has been 10 no iitala pains to deeipher the articles. and they are reproduced in anothes col umn Whenever they have any thing Pareicuiarly 1listes-ing Gc say of THE OASIS ran Chip" and ED should bring Gheir manuscrip6 to THE OASIS office and have tas article published in fhese columns, where 1t will be printed 90 plainly that it can be reads ard circulated so widely that ie will receive aG tentiou
The oasis., 1899-06-03

1r s very unfortunate that che names of ladies should be dragged into an official scandal; but when men put forward their wives to as sist ii defrauding inc governmenf they are not permitted by the law nor by the canons of society to shield themselves win petticoaas and cry out about 'attacking women The law pays no atteUs acn to ser Did i1 so men would he aontinaally evading the com sequences Of thei own crimes 1g saying the woman gave ma and f did eat juss as Adam said in That little transact ion h the Garden Q. Eden eaaorded e he co9A @ genesis
The oasis., 1899-06-03
gHuna,ng D Goso gIiaa.

1untQ@ 8 sca1 Nla4
 Gaorga 1T. Sherman s pFospeo5cF, returned yesterday from 2 trip ao 5he country about Arzpe Mexico. ne confirms the story Of Arizpe aa aoId by Prof Ra03 Ramser and says that that is only oae Of the many authentic oaiss Of that region. Eor some time men have been sadeayortng to locate lost mines describe5 by Uaalblca aud just now 6hees is company ofgigg lc louaos one which is described as be- ing on Inc point ag Intersection Of 6wo lioee drawn from two old churches 50 mecD each other al righ0 angles. PheTa is no doubt as to 5h5 ewo churches which arc about tgtesn miles from GFizpe and the compang has been successfui in indlng slag plies where the mine was said to be. buI the entrance of what is said to be a rich bonanza has not yer been dis covered. Thag region. sslG Mir. Sherman, is dotted wibn Indications of copper and other metals Tn sight of the city is mounJaia wibh cop per s5ains of yariaga5ed eolers which give oeauuful appearance. Trans lated. the mountain is called the ''TlFe Mountain. Inc stains arc mis- leading, however, and no mines have been located, and in fact many irdi- cations in Chat region are misleading and few properties are located Ma 6ure seems to have concentrated her wealth io the lost mines, and with the exception of the Santa Bosalia, her treasures have been securely hid den.-Ari2Ona Republican.
 What is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure9 It is the newly discovered remedy, 5he most effective preparation eyerdevisd for aiding the digestion and assimila- bion of food, and restoring the de- ranged digestive organs to natural It is discovery sur passing anything yet known to the medical profession l.. V Mi1 & Go.
 Now Chippy' has gaken to a speedy collapse of THE OASIS. They all do it. Webb did t. Frost Hickman did so. Then King Pi ognosticated. And South wortt predicted. And where are they ali now 'Chippy1" But THE OASIS man is still on deck with his trumpet ip his hand and when he spsass he 2aop,. asss and hesl.
The oasis., 1899-06-03
limes Its Priee.


 evoke iaso night with severe pains my stomach l never felt so badly . all my fife. When 1 came down to work this morning ] felt SC weak l oould hardly work. I went to Miller's 2g McCurdy's drug store and they recommended Cnamoerlains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It 1erked like magic and one dose fixed ne all right It certainly is Uhe finest hing ] ever used for stomach trouble.
 5hali aog oe Withou5 1t ir ny home 7ereaiter, fer ! should not care Sc sa- ure the suGerings e iesS light aga
 af6g times ts ice -9 l. T3- goa, Liyerymau, 6urgeettsbown Washington Co Pa. This remedy ,g 7a.d by L. " Mi s e 0gaggiaSe