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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09

Returning, he gave orders TO take
the next victim to the large rock. II
was backed as close to the obstruction
as possible without actually touching
II. Half dozen men were told to hold
the brute by the head. ears and neck,
and on no account to let 1t advance
from the rock. Then a man was told
to clap a harness on quickly. AS soon
as the buckles began to fasten the mule
became restless. Pretty soon IL made
a sudden lunge and succeeded In get.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09
MARLBOR0UGHS MAY BUY.

Duke and Duchess Anxious Purchase Kings Discarded
Palace.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
TUNkHANNOCk.
Il to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
r.. Tunkhannock. May IL. - James
Thayer, of Binghamton, y. V. spent
Sunday with his family at this place.
William Fralick spent sunday with
friends at Homer, n. Y.
Miss Nellie Boyce is the guest of
her sisters, Misses Mary and Josephine
Royce. who are employed at the In
tcrnational Correspondence school. at
Scranton.
DR.. George NJ. Kinner, of Meehoop-
any. was calling on friends in town
on Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Billings was called 10
Sayre on saturday by the serious i'll
ness of her brother. George NJ Lull
Miss Ida Bell. the East Tioga
street milliner. who has been confined
to tho house by illcnss the past week.
is now able To he at her establish
mcnt and attend tn business.
Attorney John Harding. of Pater-
son. n. j.. was visiting friends and
relatives at this place on Sunday.
There will be a regular meeting of
the j. W. Reynolds Relief. corps this
evening. May IL, at 40 o'clock.
Albert Mack and wife. of New York
city. are the guests of Mrs. Macks
parents Mr.. and Mrs jerome Wclch,
on Harrison street.
Victor Avery is i'll at the nome Of
his father Florello Avery in Tunkhan-
mock township.
Harry Sicltlcr. who is employed at
"ranton with the Cudahy company. is
visiting his father and sister at this
,,luI,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
DURYEA.

Glass No. I, of the Brick Methodist
Episcopal church, have requested their
pastor. Rev. H. A. Greene. to deliver
Il lecture on Friday evening. This he
has promised to do. chosing for his
subject. "Wanted. a Man" 1t will be
humorous, as well as moral There
will he no admission. although the boys
would thank You to bring some silver
pieces for the Offering. The proceeds
are to go toward paving for the elec-
tric lights that have just been put in
evening for the first
An ice cream social viii! ne h:ld by
the EpwOrth league on the church lawn
this Tuesday evening.
a debat. is being arranged between
Messrs. Herbert Bowen, William
Hobbs and Slas Randall. Some time
ago a debate was held ut the high
much that they nave requested the
hoyS to have anotil"r one.
Mr.. and Mrs BucKmun, of Taylor.
visited at the home of Mrs. John DilIs
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coils visited in
Dupont Sunday.
Mrs. Brodhead and daughter,
Weatherly. visited in Scranton Satur-
day.
David Pickrcll a soldier WHO served
in The Philippine campaign in the =. :.
infantry. has received an honorable
discharge and is home
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

Susquehanna shops on Friday evening
Charles Eaton is seriously i'll with
appendicitis, at the home of Henry
Skies, OH the Oakland side.
The annual commencement exercises
.of the Susquehanna High school will
be held in the High school building on
Tuesday evening. June 1.
At the commencement exercises OF
the Oakland graded school. to be held
in Hogan Opera House June :. Prof
Charles r. Steck will lecture. Subject
Popular Hero Worship"
Pike-perch frye, obtained from the
government propagating station at
Put t-in-Bay. near Sandusky. Ohio
through the efforts of Congressman
Wright. will in few days be put in
several streams in this county.
United States District Court Clerk T..
Il. w. Searle, esq, is at home in this
place.
monia, Isaac Brown died at his late
home in Lancsboro on Sunday morn
inging. The remains will be inferred
in the Windsor cemetery.
This vicinity was visited ~ Il hail
storm on Saturday afternoon
The next meeting of the Susaue-
hanna County Medical society will be
held at Hopbottom. August t.
Hon. and Mrs. George j. Tiffany. Of
Gibson. who We're called here oy the
last illness and funeral of Mrs. Tiff
fany's sister. the late Mrs. Oscar G.
Larrabec. returned home on saturday
aftcrnOon q
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
SUSQUEHANNA.


Su@uuehanna. May Mrs Elijah
Horton, a high'y-respected resident of
the Oakland side. was found dead in
bed on sunday morning. She was in
Susduehanna ON Saturday afternoon.
aS wen as usual. but was iii during
the night Her husband aWokr at
about > O'Clock and found her dead.
Besides the husband she Is survived
hy three sons. Her age was - years
she was quite prominent in church and
temperance work. The funeral will
take place from the Avenue Methodist
church ON Tuesday afternoon. the
pastor. Rev W. NJ. Boutnu. officiating.
The remains will he Inferred in Nc
kunr cemetery.
The Susnuchannn club VA play in
Montrosc on Thursday. WiCh the home
club
Mrs Raymond, Il rcspe'ted resident
of the Oakland side. died on Saturday
morning. after brief Illness. She ~
survived by the husband, AN infant
babe, and her mother. 'rhc remains
were this morning taken 10 Walton,
y. V. for services and in,crment.
The SuSQurhama Cornet band will
accompany tn" Walton tire department
to Hancock in June. to attend the
Delaware county tiremcns convcn-
ton.
President Underwood and other
prominent Erie officials visited in the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
TAYLOR.

To-ddN tn" American True IVolites
will hold their annual convention in
the Welsh Congregational church.
commencing this evening, to continue
until Thursday. The Temple of Love
lodge. under whose auspices the event
will he held. have left nothing undone
to make the event one of interest.
To-morroW evening Il grand entertain-
ment vii! be given by the towns best
talent
ON Thursday evening will be held tn"
grand social and parlor suite contest
ut the Calvary Baptist church. The
congreSo ton of the above church and
tn" public in general have been anN-
iouSiy awaiting the results to be an
nGunced and undoubtedly Will be pres
ent on that evening to hear who is the
successful contestant. Mrs. Benjamin
Williams and Mrs. Richard Roberts
the opposing contestants, have both
iabored hard during the past few
months and their earnings will surely
snow their earnest work. All are in
lied.
I;Xt"n{iv" preparations are being
made by the committee in charge of
the Goodwin benefit, to the event Il
grand success which is deserving
Mrs. Goodwin is IL widow with Il large
family of children and should receive
the help of the people. \ grand musi-
cal and literary programme has been
arranged fpr the concert and valuable
prizes have been secured for the draw
ing Thr event win be held in Weber's
rink on Thursday evening next.
The Prohibition league which was
in N,riI
an important meeting at the home of
Miss Ealli" Price of Ridge street, this
evening ut ) o'clock, County organizer
Conner -. Reese, of West Scranton.
The funeral of the late Mrs. John
sullivan, # Union street. will be held
tits morning. \ requiem high mass
viii b" celebrated in the Immaculate
thurri of Conception. lnterment will
he made in MinooIa Catholic ceme-
terry.
All those holding tickets. stubs and
money for the benefit drawing and con-
cert of Mrs. Goodwin are requested TO
have them in The hands Of the COM
mittee by this evening, no later.
'fhc progressive euchre party to be
held in The basement of the mmacu-
late Church of Conception under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society
this evening, promises To be an enjoy
able affair to those enjoying that kind
of amusement. A social viii be- held
il Wehera rink. where delicious re-
treatments will be served,
Mr., and Mrs. William Jones and son,
Willie, returned to their home In Car
bondale yesterday, after visiting rela-
tivos here
I
Rulpa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
FOREST CITY.
rocinl to tho scr,nton Tribune.


Forest city, May 13.--Thc clerks
hav" adopted a code of rules which,
among ether things, provides that all
stores ar" to close cach evening at
$50 CN'"ptins Saturdays. pay nights
and th" evening preceding holiday.
when he time set is o'clock. The
n"W order of things is To begin to-
night. and tn" rules which hay" been
posted for several days. have been the
c.ef topic of discussion.
Miss May Carpenter. of Iniondale.
visited friends in town Friday and Sat
urday.
c. H. l:urdick. of Binghamton. is in
town preparing to move his family
10 that place.
ON Monday. May 20. Rev. l.. T.. SAN
ford will deliver Il lecture in the Meth
odSt church on "rhrough New Eng
land Awh"cl.'
National Organizer Fred Dilchcr was
IN town tn" latter part of last week
and addressed II gathering of men on
organized labor.
j. II. Cunningham was in Carbon
dale today.
TIL" supervisors of Clifford township
might wcli cXpcnd a little energy on
IN" roads between Forest City and
saltwater, They are in very bad con-
dition in places.
The Northeastern Pennsylvania Tec-
phone company has secured ii fran
chiSc in llallstead and will run it's
lin" to that place.
Patrick poud was in Scranton Sat
rrCiay. He expects to move his family
to Hyde Park in II day OF two.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
Couch, Cougll,

Night and day, until the strength is
entirely exhausted, and that dreaded
word Consumption" begins to be whs-
,ered among friends, That's common
story, familiar TO the people of every
town and village.
There's another story which ought to
be as widely known as the story of dis
ease, and that is the story of the cures
effected by the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Bronchitis, asthma,
obstinate, deep.seated coughs, bleeding
ot the lungs, and other forms of disease
which affect the respiratory organs are
permanently cured by the use "Golden
Medical Discovery
ronly for Dg.. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
coyery think would be IN my grave to-day"
writes Mr. Moses Miles, OF Hilliard, Uinta Co.,
wyoming "I had asthma 80 bad | could not
sleep at night and was compelled To give mp
work. II Affected my lungs 81 that coughed
all the time, both night and day. My friends
all thought | had consumption, My wife in
sisted on my trying Dr, pleree's Golden Medical
discovery which | did | have taken four
bottles and am now a well man weighing iSs
pounds, thanks to Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery"
DrS Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent ftee OH receipt OF stamps
TO pay expense of mailing 0Ril. Send II
one-cent stamps for book IN paper covers
NJ 81 stamps for cloth-bounl. Address
DR.. X. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, y. y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
DALTON.

MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Dershimer are
entertaining Mrs. Harry Keiser, Of
Wilkes Barre.
the EDworth League of the Metho.
dist church held a business meeting
on sunday evening and received sew
erdl new members
On saturday afternoon Miss Ethel
w. carr entertained at her home the
Following friends Miss Helen Bard.
Miss Della Coleman. Miss Jessie Kem-
'nerer. Mrs. V. H. Gardner Mrs.
Charles Hunt, Mrs. Erwin Riddleman,
of Factoryville. and Miss Alma Wrig-
ley. Miss Jessie Wrigley. Mrs. Il. t..
Capwell, of Scranton, and Miss stella
Bailey. of Waverly.
Edward Fuller, of Scranton, has pur"
chased the Clemons farm ana expects
to make extensive improvements
Robert Colvn has been quite i'll the
past few days.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14

Chicago. May ia sharp reaction towards 4
better le,cl occurred in thc grain markets to-day,
that in wheat being helped by damage reports.
Profit taking by shorts also influential. July
wheat closed l4c. higher; Jul, corn. 'sc. up.
and July oats, i2c improved Provisions closed
shade TO loiac. higher. Cash quotations were
aS follows:
Flour-Drll: Nc. " spring wheat. Coa.l%.c.: !:
No. , red. 'Oailfsc. No. corn. 81 laI12c. :;
No. yellow. jl'aa,2c.: No. : oats. 2,i,a.3c !;
No. white. "Oi2c.: 40. , white. 33iia2nh :;
No. ry". Ii2a'2c. good feeding barley. j2l
ljc. air 10 choice mailing. jlaj1c: No. |
haN seed. Sl.1ial.12; No. northwestern, 81. ia
l.I2: prime timothy seed. Sia5.,j: mes pork,
Sl,.jjali.6o: lard. SI.Sja7.s1l. short riD., >,o5
aslj; dry Sacd shoulders, h7saI'sr.; >h"rt
clear sides. Ss.l3i .as.2I: whiskcy, Sis.
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MOOSlC.

\ number of homes were entered by
burglars Saturday night. hut very little
was obtained by the would-be thieves.
Evidently they We're in search of
money, for other things of value were
left unmolested
Mrs, Twinng aud daughter, Of
scranton spent sunday in town.
Mr., A. W. Lewis is visiting friends
in Danville.
Miss Lena Waterman is slowly re-
covering from her recent illness,
The senior grade of the Loyal Tenn
paranee Legion viii hold q parlor So
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14

gellas. on North Main street, this even
ing. All young people interested ir
the work of the legion are cordially
invited to attend Admission, silver
offering.
Miss ELLA krotaer. of Dunmore. spent
Sunday with Mrs. Peter Weir
The Moosic High school pupils are
making great preparation for the final
examination to be held In the near flu
lllNn
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
Buffalo Live Stock.

East Buffalo. May l3.~-tatt!c- STEADY: choice
to extra export cattle sj.GOij.,j; goou to hest
Sjaj.GO: shipping Siccr>. Si.DlJ.lO: ycarIin.,
steers, good 10 choice. A!'jai.j0 good TO clloic.
fat cows, Siai2j mt hcitcr, choice to extra.
-. 1Oa5is good To choicc do, S+.:tDal 10: com.
mon I" fair. &:.2jai.s -: Canada stock. calves.
choice TO extra, Sl.2jaiI0: good to choice do,
81. l0li.3J.
Sheep and lambs Active demand for TOY,
grades: fully 0c. higher; choice to extra SJ. 10;
good to choice. Si,,,j: common to fair, $50
at15: sheep. extra, Si.!jai,j0: good 10 choice.
Siai2j.
Hogs Steady: heavy. >j.J0aG: mixed. $50 :;
workers. Si,Staj.pO: pigs. Sj..ji5>o: roughs,
Si.ajl5i0; stage. 81 iGI4.,I.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by IT, q. Dale, ~ lackawanna Ave. J
Buttcr--Cr Crramciy, old, 2Oa2lc.. fresh a,a22iac.
dairy, fresh. i0laa2Olac.
Chccsc-Ful cream. l2al'ic
Eggs--Wrstcrn fresh, liis to ljc; nearby
state. ijis TO 16c.
Bcans--Pcr bu. choice marrow. S2.jja2.HO
Pea Bcanspcr bu.. choice marrow, -. jja, 90.
Medium Bcans-Pcr br. s2.ioa2. Is.
Green pcas-Pcr hu.. SLIOal. a..
Onions--Pcr bu.. 81. i0al 80
rlour--Bcst patent. per barrel, sta.
Rcd Kidney Bcansper bu, 81! ija2.j6.
Potutocs--jOc. bnslcl.
bermuda Onons-S2.:ija2. a.
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New York Live Stock.

New York. NAV ii. -Bccyc, Steers. steady To-
finn: bulls, steady: COWS, steady 10 y shade
lower; steers, Sl.hOIj.,D; faG >tag>, S.nhaJ
bulls. S.:.a0Ai.30: COWS. s.. IM+.2i Calves
market brisk and prices 25ajoc. lower; Ncals
S.5O,j,.j choice. 81: tops. sG2j.
Sheep Quiet and weak. lambs, weak TO lIc
lower: clipped sheep, ~iaLjo; exports do. Si..i: :
ur>holn do. >i75; clipped lambs. - joaj. %;
On" dcrh. $50; wooded do. $50: slrns
lambs, S2ai cdc
iIoe>- Market uihc firm: state hogs >D.i0,
III: MnslulM do. y. .MiAi.MM
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
Theatrical.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
Huntley-Jackson Company.

The lluntlcy.Jackson COMPANY opened week 5
engagement at the Academy of Music last even.
ing. This is the second visit OF this company
to Scranton this season. and their popularity was
clearly demonstrated by the large crowd that
went 10 their opening performance last
night. The play presented was Lillian Lewis
big success, AN Innocent Sinner and was
produced in u most elaborate manner. j. H.
IIunilcy appeared in the leading male role that
OF Tom Bugcn. and iIclen Vaughn in the role
of linda Bcckman. ana they were exceedingly
clever.
This afternoon ''rirk Domnoc,' will be played
and tonight .Roanokc' will bc the attraction
The spcci,ltcS introduced between the acts by
the different vaudeville members OF the com.
pany were excellent. The acrobatic WORK OF Cas-.
well and Arnold the best of its Kind ever
seen in this city, They will appear at each
performance given during the week. both matinee
and evening.
Next Tuesday Nights Concert.
Much in,crcs, is taken in the concert OF ncSt
Tuesday night at the I.Yccun. when Madame
~chu;,ann.Icrnk Mnnd Powell and frangcon
Davis are to appear. Of Miss Powell, the New
York sun SAYS:
''Tlic most woniiiy Young musician. and
ot the most nn,-icianly women scCu and heard
here in many Il day was the SOLOS; at yesterdays
Philharmonic matinee, the American vions.,
Maud Powell Returning after rather Ion.
period ahloud Miss Powell Fairly aStonshcd a
g.c.t afternoon am'icrcC hv the mature sympa
Thy, ;hc intelligent reserve. ard tho underlying
tires ot tune and tCnncr in hct performance.
sh" j. native whom this country AFFORD 10
honur. The Beethoven violin concerto, cp. oi,
and far from tawdrv ranta>ir di,piAy piece
hy Eim-hy -koisakon. showed what Miss Powell
could d" ON this occasion. \ Bach - ia""nnc'
Vas added Tor an encore number
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
When You Get a Headache

don't waste minute but go TO your
druggist and get box of krauses $
Headache Capsules. They will pre-
vent pain even though your skull
were cracked, They are harmless,
too Read the guarantee, Price 25c
Sold by all druggists. ..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
rulRp LEGIsL NrlvE n!,rnIgr

hcrphy giNCn lTml Inc Kcpubi,um ,lduUiu,.
committee oi the ihld legislative di,trirr a.,
Iackawanna county will meet al lhc arbitration
room, cont houSc. scranton, ON saturday. ihn
eighteenth day oi May, moi. al > u'clorl In ,Lc
afternoon. tor the purposes of Organization and
liking a time when tho primaries lol ihe cIrcrtrn
ol state delegates shall be held. By order Of
T. J. Matthews, Chairman.
Attest - T. Watkins, srrrrtuN
S.rlnton, Pa, MaN ., lN0l
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
Oil Market.

oil city. Nav l3.--Crcdt balances. lo1; Ger.
tiiicatrS, bid Shipments, >i,O2G; avcrIs',
ni.o23 Rus, l0l.T72; average, >i.u7,i
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14

Montreal Hartford came postponed, rain.
ochcslcr-Pro, idonrr same postponed, rain,
Rntillo, D syracuse, 3.
Toronto, l.; Worcester, =
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
Seeds.
Miscellaneous.
LEGA

ORPHANS COURT SNE-Estatc of Grorg.
Warner, late of the city ot Scranton. lackA
wanna county. deceased. BY virtue or an order
"i the Orphans Court Of lackawanna County,
there will Toe exposed to public sale on ,hr PROM
i-c, in the Borough Of Archibald SttmcaN.
the eighth day Of June. A. D.. 1901. At y. ~.
OF ,aid day, the following piece oi land and ar-
pntcnancCS. to wit: The surface ri all that
lot or piece oi land situate in the Borough OF
Arhhald. IackawInna County. Pennsylvania IN
the tract Of land in warliutec name OF Nulai
Wmic. being distinguished AS 10, No. III" oE
4 piot Of lots originally laid out by Daniel "a
con and John ID. flinllan, and aitcrward con
tinncd and extended by John T. Farnham, wl'icr
plot is recorded in Luzcrnc county. i'll Deed Book
No. l1S. page lbs, said lot being bounded and
described as follows, to Wit: Northcasterlv by
Lot ''G.;' northwcstrrlv by lands late of tie
estate of John 7. Fainllm deceased southwest.
r,y by Lot 81" and southeasterly by street.
le said lot heiug fifty (i0) feet i'll width and
hrd,cd (l0o) feet in length itcinp the same 10,
conveyed to Andrew Warner by the executors OF
John r. Farhham. ny deed dated December o.
1sso. AMI recorded in Lackawann& County in
Deed Book No. Il. page SS, etc.
TERMS OF SALEr5NO OF the purchase money
on the day of sale, and balance with interest
from day Of sale upon continuation Of sale and
uclivcry o: deed. PHILIP BElIIE,
G.. 4. FATTENBERG. Administrator t. t. Il.
Attorney for Estlte.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
Scavenger.

A. y. BRIGGS CLEANS PRINN VAULTS AND
cess pools; NO odOr; only improved pumps used.
North Main avenue. or Eicbc's drug store, cor
ncr Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-14
Wire Screens.

JosEPIl HCETrEL, REAR 5ll LACKA AVE,
scranton, Pa, manufacturer OF Wire screens
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BASE BALL.
American League.

Al B,~tou- r. II. T..
Washington ....... o 90 90 % "a 10 =
Boston .,,... ,...,,0 900 90! |
HIttUic---t dlrrk and Grady; iulum and
,rieU. lmriIe-lI,skcl
\t Baltimore Il. II. T..
Philadelphia ......0 90 iorl o. : . :
Baltimore .,..,,,,," ! | = | N-li 3
Batteries Baker and Powers; Plank and Mm.
ply; McGinnity and Robinson, Umpire Cant!l.
Ion.
Al DptIoi r. H. T..
thicLlo .,.,.. .,,,.,' % Ool7 ~ /
Detroit .... .......u = iOoOc2. Is II ,
Battrri",-l Harvey, Patterson and sullivan; Mil
Ter and McAllisrer Umpire Mana>,au,
A Milwaukee H. H. T.
Cleveland ,,........,u OO2u ul oOt
Milwaukee .......,.,O % % | | 0N-j 10
Ba,leyic- Scott and Wood; Il"lcy and l.rIhy
lmpnc-t onnrly
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FINANCIAL.
LDEST! WALL STREE 7
AFEST! Money VIII Earn Big Monthly

DEol' The Investors Fund Pays semi'monthlv
The oldest established in America. No certificate
holder has ever lost cent Payments made 10
all subscribers eycly 10 days No tronblc No
DELAY. Money refunded ON demand Write tn.
day Tor particulars, free 10 any address
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