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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-21
Mrs. Albina Monforton Dies.

NSPeC1tt1 10 HUI 4'1Uu1Itts1I11
Bozeman. June 21-Mrs. Albina Mon
forton, wife of William Monforton, re-
siding in the valley, died last night after
an illness of several months. The cause
of her death was Inflammation of the
bowels. Besides her husband, Mrs. Mon
forton leaves two small children. The
funeral will be held at the Catholic
church, this city, and the interment in
the cemetery belonging to that church
north of the city limits.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-21
Dependable
Drugs
The Modern
DiSinfectant

The Ozonet BAH is constructed on
the modern scientific theory Of con-
tagious disease tand Is endorsed by
chemists and doctors.
The ball furnishes constant flow
of gas for a period of from three
to six months according to expos
ure, and the gas is a preventative
against contagious diseases, de-
stroys bad doors and purifes the
air.
Should be used in waterclosets,
bathrooms, bedrooms, or wherever
there is a bad ordor or danger Of
contagion.
Net all Price, Sealed, $50
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-21
Verdict of Not Guilty Returned.

Especial to Inter Mountain)
Billings, June 21.-In the district court
today jury brought in a verdict of not
guilty in the case of Charles Kane and
Robert Maxwell, charged with grand
larceny.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-21
SILENT MAN Is NOW SUED
Lewis and Clarke County Begins Ac-
ton Against an Official for Re-
fusing to Answer Assessor.

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Helena, June 21.-The county has
brought suit against W. w. Norton, sup
erintendent of the East Helena smelter,
for 500 penalty for each refusal to an
swer questions of the deputy assessors
as to personal property and refusal
to make affidavit on the subject.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-21
Land Sale Set Aside.

Helena, June 21.-State Land Agent
Henry Neill has reported against the
sale to Patrick Lappin of 100 acres Of
state land near Anaconda for $1,000, as
it is within three and one-half miles of
the new smelter and worth more money.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-21
Railroad Using Barb Wire Fence.

Especial TO Inter M0unta1n.J
Helena, June 21.-The Northern Pacific
is fencing it's track through Montana
with barb wire made into ready-made
fences of four strands, strengthened
with cross wire. The fence comes in
rolls and simply has to be stretched be-
tween posts.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-21
ROBERT E.LEE AGAIN ARRESTED
Helena Man Once More Taken into
Custody on Charge of Steal
ing Cattle.

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Billings, June 21.-Robert E. Lee.
against whom an indictment was re-
turned by the federal grand jury of Hell
ena for stealing cattle from the Grow
Indians, and then altering the brands,
was re-arrested in this city today by
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-21
Lightning Wrecks a House.
ESPECIAL to Inter Mountain.)

Helena, June 21.-During a thunder
storm yesterday lightning struck a sheet
iron stove pipe on the house of F. C.
Read on Seventh avenue, twisted the
iron, knocked the plaster off the wall Of
the bath room and then escaped through
a water pipe without injuring any OF
the people in the house.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-21
Will Build to Alder Gulch.

Helena, June 21.-The Northern Pacific
today filed with the secretary Of state
notice of its intention to build branch
from Twin Bridges to the mouth of Al
der Gulch in Madison county. 4
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-21
PAxSON g. ROCKEFELLER

Red Cross Drug Store,
"a West Park.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-21
Boys Waists zoe
Boys Waists SOC

The finest white and colore /
waists, with knife plated
fronts, in soft and laundered
styles, with or without collars,
as you may desire; best of f1n-
ish; all sizes. Values up to Csc
each. for ........ ......... 3Oc
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The Denver Times seems to hold that
Ministers Of the Gospel should con.
fine themselves strictly to Bible topics
IN their Sunday sermons and refrain
from criticisms on Denver's secular Vt.
fairs. The Times seems to forget ihs,
the Bible haa something to do with the
everyday secular affairs of mea as we'll
as with their spiritual welfare, and Ger.
tainly Denver needs the application Of
Bible criticism upon the management OF
its affairs, il there is any city in our state
that dose. According to the Times. the
Ministers should devote their sermons
exclusively to instructing the people
how to live but make no unpleasant ap.
plication OF these teachings to the cor.
rupt actions Of men with whom they are
thrown IN contact in the everyday walks
OF life, in other words, they should not
indulge in criticisms that might b con.
strued as personal. Such course Of
action would without doubt make min
lister much more popular with men who
occupy the Position Of the writer Of the
Times editorial referred to but, BY SO do.
ing, hs would come far short OF perform
his duty as Q consistent minister Of the
Gospel. The Denver ministers deserve
the hearty commsndstion Of the poo.
pie for the fearless manner In winch
they are denouncing the vice that is he.
ing prac.iced IN their city.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Tho Colorado Springs Gazette, In CON-
montipg on the payment Of tho seventh
general assembly state warrants which
were recently paid by State Treasurer
Chiplsy, says:
"we bslievs that when the regularly
elected officials Of the atsts 10 = regular
way issus tho obligations Of tho state TO
bona tidc purchasers not charged with
the knowlsdce OF fraud or parties to II,
every dollar Of such obligations should
bs paid III full, whatever frauds have
bssn committed BY the officials creating
the debt or issuinR the warrants. Wa
should bs amply able to take care Of our
own dsrslict oAicisls aud 10 punish them
sufficiently for their misdssds and Il
protect ourselves by Official bonds ol
various kinds without being compelled
10 resort 10 the methods Of the repudia
t,onist and 10 impair the credit sf The
ststs BY making innocent csrditors loss
money through the ,n,sissssnes or sx-
travsgsnce Of our public servants
THIS 10 the pss,tion that III. nRRALr
hAs always tsksa 90 The question ot III,
payment u the Phillips county varrapt,
ou which the oonnty now refuses 10 pay
interest and IL dsfsnd,ns Ass,pst %
sot,on to snforcs the payment Of III,
same. II Ia claimed by those Who I'd
vocats a rsfusai 10 pay thsse bond'
ths. the county commissioners exceeded
their po~ct when they issued warrant,
represented b, thss" bond., The dsb
~ss contracted and warrants we're issue,
In psS Sssn. of -An,s. and II 10 . littis ist'
IN the day 10 now talk about not psyiss
the debt simply bscauss IL srcssds th'
constitutional li1ai, tor county indebt
edhtn.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
sHERlFALE.

BY virtue Of execution Fl Fa
issued out Of clerks ONCE
Of the county court oliips county and
state Ut Colorado, anae directed, where
by am comm anded Ike the sum Of Five
hundred Ninty-six anOo dollars (esee. .es)
and costs Of suit, thount Of = certain
Judgment recently eed against 5. W.
Bogss in favor of WIFI. Irwin out OF the
lands, tenemsuts. is and chsttels OF
the said 3. W. Beggs
Ihave levied on thowinE property, to-
wit: Lots No. one (i)two tD in Block No.
fifteen tiS) in tho oh Town of Holyoks
State Of Colorado, as by the plat thereof
Therefore accord,i said command.
shall expose for salepubiic auction. al
the right, title and irt Of the above named
wv. Begss in to the above
described property. .turday thes day OF
Aug. 1901 NJ (0 OF p nj At the front
door Of the county house In Holyoke
county OF Phillips aate Of Colorado.
Dated at Holyoke 10 day Of July. 1901
GUS YOUNG, Shef Phillips county Colo
First public July 10. 1901.
Last public Aug, ., 1901.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The Ohio democratic state convention
IN adopting the party platform failed to
give expression 10 the party posi,ion on
tho financial question. THIS was prob.
ably the result Of compromise between
'h" two factions OF Tho party, but the
failure OF the convention to take = posi-.
ton on this question looks covardiy.
This failure to take position on the
money question taken in conssc,iop
with the manner 10 which the friends Of
WI. Bryan vere snubbed by the con.
vention would sesn 70 indicate that the
democratic Of Ohio have about decided
To abandon bImetallism but lack the
courage 70 % declare.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Board then sndited sheriffs fec report,
for the first half Of the ysar 1901 and
found the earnings OF the Office ar shown
by the reports to be S3l2.95.
Board adjourned to meet July s, 1901
or At call Of the clerk.
Holyoks, Colo. Jniy 8. 1901.
Board met pursusat to adjournment
present full board and r. N. White
clerk.
Board prooseded to check up county
judges monthly fee reports for the six
months ending June 80, 1901 and found
the same to bs correct and the amount
earned to bs s3O5,60.
Board then proceeded to check up
county treasursr's monthly fee report
for the six months ending June 30, 1901
and found the same to be correct and
the amount earned to be sl,0l3.
The board appointed election Judges
(Names given in last issue Of HERAI.p.)
Lincoln Land Company was allowed
ESQ water tax.
Board adjourned to meet July Is, 1901
or at call Of clerk.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The following named railroad compa.
nies have united as PLAINTIFF 10 the act
ion which has bssn commenced to break
down the new revenue law 10 possible.
The Atchison, Topeka and
santa Fe, the Pueblo State Line
(Aissoun Pscific) the Chicago Rock
Island 4 Pacific, the Colorado Midland,
the Colorado L Southern, the Crystal
River, the Denver 4 RIO Grands, the
Pullman Palace Car Co. the Florence &
Cripple Greek, the Midland Terminal
the Union Pacific and the Burlington
and Colorado. All Of the rs,l.
road corporations have placed them
selves on record ~ against the enforce
ment OF the revenue Law which was on.
acted by the last legislature for the pur-
pose Of relieving the state from it's pres.
ent embarrassing financial condition.
The main fight that will DO made against
the law will not be based on the claim
that it's provisions are unfair or will
work hardship on the railroad corpor-
ations but that it was not snaoted within
the time t. which Legislative session Is
limited. q purely technical objection to
tho law. The railroad property Of the
sts,e has always Jared equally Us well ns
any other property Of tho state IN the
matter Of taxes and nov when tho other
property interests Of the state are will.
ing TO submit to the enforcement OF the
law In order that tho state may 10 re.
l'eved from debt, such action on the
part of ths railroads certainly comes
with very posr grsce.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The drouth in several Of the corn
states ID still unbroken except by local
showers which have served to give some
relief from the intense heat OF the past
two weeks. The opinions on the amount
Of damage already done to tho corn crop
are very conflicting but there is no quss-
t,oa about the damage proving pretty
heavy. The effects of this will be very
keenly felt by ths stockmen Of Colorado.
Cheap corn means good price for our
csttlemsn for feeders and high priced
corn means poor price for feeders.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
ALIAS SUMMONS,

HsN''
State Of colorado.
County Of Phillips.
In the county Court.
II. Sutherland i'iHin,ia ', Charlie. Nader In.
fcnjan,..
Tnr reorLn or run STATE or CoLoHApo.
To Charles Nader the defendant above
named GrrrtingI
fon are hereby required To appear In an
nrtion brought against you by the absve
named pinintir. In the county court Of mi,
lips county, state of Colorado, and answer
the complpint therein within twenty days af.
ter tne service hereof. u served witn,n .h,v
county; or. n served out at this county. OF
by publication, within thirty days after th~
service hereof exclusive Of the dny of .crslcc
or judgment i,y default will b- taken nsnins,
yon according 10 the prayer Of the complaint;
ana u = copy ot the complaint N the apoys
cnti'led aet'sn isc not served Wit, TINS sum
mons. or n the service nrr~ef b- made out oi
this state. then ton days additional 20 the
time hcrrinsbovs rpecinod for appearance
and answer viii bs allowed before the tahius
Of Judgment by default M Aforesaid.
The said action " brought 10 auIot IN,
tlilr TO lo,s !. . and In Hicck No. q In ,hs
town ct iioiyokr. county ot Phillip. and stat.
of colorado the piAintin alleging that hs IL ths
sh.olute aud unqualified owner aud In pos....
.ion of -aid pfop-ri, Ne will moro fully apt.ea,
ffop thu complain, In sad action o whi,l
refnrnc. !. here made. A copy of complaint !,
h.rrio attached.
Asi ,ou are h-f.b, so,ih.i tina, u ,oa fall !.
,ppeaf AMI 10 answer The said TON plant as aboy
te'iulial. The sail piain,in will iaLo dst,ul,
ani jn'lgraat a- iitayai for
| Given under my hand and III. seal Of ou
county c',ou =, Hol,ok. Colo In said coun
'yihit 10 la' 81 iniy y ia1i, y J SLATER
NlAli cunt, iudg.,
The state herald., 1901-07-19


Senator Burross Of Michigan sur.
ee.'s the sdvissbiltiy Of providing for .
special slec,ioa To ,lll Vacancy In the
oi''ce of United States senator caused by
the failure Of the Legislature to elect.
Ono great objection 70 this plan 10 ths
heavy expense to the ns payers. This
objection Of itself wonld BE- sufficient "a
condemn his plnn but, NJ the Colorado
Springs Gasstte says. there 10 no good
reason for adopting this plan vhsu "
know Of much better ono. Tho elsc,
''on OF the United Statcs senators By q
direct vote Of the people vii avoid the
necessity al any spscial elections TO do
what the legislatures failed 10 do.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
Tn. county treasurer OF Kearuy cou

The county treasurer OF Kearny coun,
ty, Neb.. has shortage in his office and
has confessed to a recent attempt to still
further rob the county and cover 1t
up by reporting a nice little story about
being overpowsrsd by robbers while n.
work in tho Office at night. lie exhibi.
ted some selfinflcted wounds which
were 30 severe that, ~ he claimed be
WIS not able for work for y few days.
When cSrhered by tho county commits.
sioners, be confessed and produced
s0'75 OF the money which he hsd buried
on his farm near town.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
AL1AsMMoSs.

State Of Colorado. In the cuunty court.
Cosnty VI Phillips.
August ScheunenaP Plaintifi VI J.. Zern.
Walter $. Weldon, Jdshockey Adm. Of the
Estate Of Henry W sley dsceased,L. W. Tul-
ley Trustee, willard Britton, L. A. Wilson.
James N. Brown andrs. c. W. Putnam, De-
fendnnts.
The People or The te OF Colorado.
To J. Zern, Walter Weldon, Jane shockey.
Adm. Of the Estatn Henry VI. shockoy de
oeased, l.. VI. Tulld trustee. willard {. Brit
ton. y. A. Wilson, Jes N. Brown, and Mrs.
Z. W. Putnam the dndants above named,
greeting:
You arc hereby r$irec to appear In nm
action brought aNist you by the above
named plaintiff the county court. oI
Phillips county, sts of Colorado. and ans
wer the complaintherein within twenty
days after the serr hereof. II served with
~. or by publicati. within thirty days af'
ter the service hc9f. exclusive of the da,
Of service; or judsent by default will b.
taken against yotccor,ling 70 the prayel
OF the com laint. ,nd II y copy of the com
plnint In the abv,cntitled action 10 mo-
served with this ,umons, or 10 the servlc'
hereof bc niade Il Of this state, then tel
days additional, the time hereinbefor'
specified ior appeance and answer will b
allowed before thiak,ng Of Judgment by de
fault NJ AFORESAID
The said action, brought TO quiet tn
little To tho foilo~E described Zeal Estate 70
wit; Southwest o,rt-r Of section ~ townshil
Of range ~ wss,f the 9Th pm In Phillip
county state Of Coiado the plaintiff allssin
that hc is ths absotc owner and In possession
Of raid premises aSill more fully sppea
from the complat In said action to whicl
rcfercnce 10 herosde.
And you src heby notified that n you fal
10 appear. and tonswrr the said complain
rs above rcquiredhc said plAiniiif will tAk
default and ,udvnnt NJ prayed.
Given under my and and the seal Of our sal
county court ut blyoko Colo. In said countl
this II day of Jul,A d 1901.
SEAL &, J. SLArEa
County Judge
The state herald., 1901-07-19


The Rocky Mountain Ns~s advocates
ma'ntaiu'ne tho present protective tasir
90 sugar In order that the bee, suas,
industry may be encouraged ihsrsby.
II has no, in The past bssn considsr.d
good democratic doctrine !. advocate
aprot~c''vs tariff but. whom lccai In.
dustrisr arc thrsntsnsd. svsa some FREQ
trade democrats demand tbs, these IN
dnntrie- 10 pfotsctsd. The sugar indus
Try m = neg sn,erprise for Colorado aud
one over Witch tho people have booouns
quite enthusiastic aud II n chasg. In III.
'"r'h that would pincb this industry
should be advocated. the people Of The
s's's regardless of party affiliations may
10 vdun,t I'd gpoa 70 nako l,ht
asaihs' ig9L action.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
CoNTEOTIcE.

U.s.. LAND OfYIc
STrRIINo, CoLo.,
July, Y. 1901,
A sufficient contcdavit having been fled
In this office by Ms Baslcy contestant,
against Homestead arto. ioia, made Nov. o
1894 for Y Bectiotp Tn RAW by Eu-
gene A. Tiffany Conte|in which II Is alleged
that Eugene A. THa1olly abandoned said
tract In Jan. 1889 andpvod out Of the state
Of Colorado at same Il He wholly failed to
cultivate or cause tonltivatcd any part OF
said tract and ho has failed to reside upon
said tract since Jan. lht he resided out OF
the state Of Colorado the time since Jan.
1889 and all Of said fat coutinue to exist at
this timo. and that salleged absence from
the said land was not 10 his employment In
the Army, Navy or M Corps Of the U. q. rs
a private soldier, ODD seaman or marine
during tho war with ! or during any Other
war In which the U.sB be engaged.
Said parties are hersotificd to appear re-
spoud and offer evidetouching said allesa
tion at 10 O'Clock nj Aug. 81, 1901 befort
Z. ]. Slater Clerk Of tbunty Court at Hol'
yoke, Colo, and that bearing will be held
at ~ o'clock am Sept. 1901 befor'
the Register and Recs ut the United states
Land Office in Sterlinplo.
The said contestant ing, in proper affidavit
fled March 20. 1901, serth fncts which shov
that after due diliHencrsonal service Of thi
notice can not be mad is hereby ordered ant
directed that such no he given by due ant
proper publication. c. Fleming Register
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The Denver Pastors are after the OH
cial scalp Of John 4. Bottom, member oi
the tire aud police board Of Denver.
They charge him with being in symps.
thy with the saloons Of Denver and ask
Governor Orman to remove him from
office. 4 largely attended mass meeting
was held at Trinity NJ. e. church IN
Denver Sunday evening to demand q
better enforcement Of the law governing
saloons or rather intended to govern
them,
The state herald., 1901-07-19
ApMINIsrRAroR.s NOTICE

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
Estate Of Jacob Larson Dcccnsed.
The undersigned having been appointed Ad
ninistrator of tho Estate Of Jacob Larson lat.
of the County q: Phillips md state OF Colorado
doc"aS"d, hereby gives notice that be will MP
pear brforr tho County Court Of Phiiiip- Conn.
". at the Court House In Iioiyoke Mt the Jul,
term. on the . Monday in Angus, nc1t at whici
eme all pcr~ons having claims against said u.
tate arr notinr'i and requested To sst-nd for III,
purpose Of hnvins tho snms adjusted, All prs
sous indebted to said E.,a,r arc requested te
max" Immediate payment 10 The und-rs,sned.
Dated this 10 day Of July A. d, 1901.
Emil Larson, Administrator
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The democrato warning factions oi
Denver are making an effort to agrss up
ON Cessation Of hostilities till after
the fall election. OF course the mem
osrs Of these factions, like the ordinary
Denver statesmen, ars sctustsd by pure
ly disintsrested patriotism in their fight
for control OF the party. They make
their light on the ground that the dear
people will suffer IL tho faction they
tram with does not secure the Offices.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
B. { N. Time Gard
TRAINa LEAVE As Follows

No. i54 Accm daily except Sunday
for Lincoln, Omaha. Chicago and all points
sast and weet s:3o, q. IN. Central Time.
No. i5s Aeon daily except Sunday Cheyenne
wyo.. Denver. Colo. and intermediate stations
s:l3 p. IN. Mountain Time.
All cast bound accommodation trains connect
with arst class passenger train ut Curtis for
oil points east and west.
Sleeping. dining and reclining chair carst
free) or Trough trains. Tickets sold and bag
age clockeu to any point in the United states
or Canada.
For information, timo tables. maps and ticket
call 20 OF write to q. A. Mowry Agent Hol-
yoke. Colo, or ]. Francis. Gsn'l Pass'r Agt y.
maha, Neb
The state herald., 1901-07-19
guaranteed 5000
Am
0dIdly Yearly

Men md women Of good address To r-prscn,
us. some to travel appointing agents. other,
for local work looking sitter eur interests
soOe salary guaranteed yearly; extra commits
sions and expenses. rapid Advnncsment, old
s-tnblisbei house, Grand chance for earnest
man or woman to rccur pleasant, permanent
position. liberal income and future. New. bril-.
liant lines. Write at once.
STAFFORD PREAA.
2S Church st.. New Haven. Csun.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
Csnnissisner's Preeeeaings.
Holxoka Colo InlY q 1901

doiyoke Coio., July q, lsVl.
Board met pursuant to adjournmsni
present Fred Borland chsirmaa, L. r
Foster and r. 4. Peterson commission.
srs and r. N. White clerk.
The following resolution was adopted
Be 1t resolved that the county treas.
urer be and 10 hereby instructed 10 &C.
cspt face taxes plus cost Of sale and
ACQUIRED interest prior to sale and costs
Of redemption together with all subss.
qusnt taxes without interest in full set.
tlemsut Of taxes, this resolution to apply
in cases only whore redsnption 10 made
and where the county holds certificates
OF tax sale on resolution and shall only
effect taxes due prior to 1899 and shall
be in effect up tc and including Dec 81,
1901.
In the matter Of the application OF H
Sutherland for rebate Of taxes amount
Inn to S5.lS on lots 8 and block u tevn
Of Holyske for year 1897 on account Of
erroneous assessment It WAS ordered that
the ooulty clerk draw = warrant on the
contingent fund for the above amount
IN favor OF H Sutherland to satisfy said
claim.
Board then proceeded to check up
county clerks fee reports ending June
80, 1901.
Board adjourned to meet July 3, 1901.
Holyoke, Colo, July 5, 1901.
Bosrd met pursuant to adjournmsnt
present full board and r N White clerk.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Ex-senator Charles A Towns predicts
. split in the democratic party. that
Hill Of New York will be the democratic
nominee for president and that Bryan
will head third party ticket. 1t il Q
little early to make predictions on the
next presidential campaign for three
years 10 long time In politics.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

wANrED-AcriyE Of GOOD CHAR;
establishsd msnufsctI Wholesale house
soG rear. sars pay. Is more than eI.
perienoe required. Ou'enees any bank u
any city. Ensloss sslfJsed stamped on
yelops, nanufActurer'd Floor. n Dser'
born st.. Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The Minnesota Board OF Pardons has
lot Cole and jun Younger out OF the
penitsntisry on parole. They have been
in the penitsntiary for % years Of = life
sentence and have now been let out on
good behavior.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The sugar trust bss made its demands
Of the beet sugar industry and threatens
il they are not complied with. to take
steps to cripple the industry. OF course
tins means that eventually the sugar
trust viii control the output o; the beet
suAar factories.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

ANTED.-Capsbis, reliable person In ssry
county fo r~prrscnt lame company Of solid D.
nanciai r-putstioa, esss saiAry pcr year. payable
weekly ~ ,-ss day absolutely sars and all e.
p-p-.., straight. bona.6ds. dshni's ssiary. nt
commission .aiary pald cach saturday and q,
v~a.e money advanced t~cA week. srANDAW
HOUSE,. 1st DnAspoas Sc CnioAoo.