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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-23
PETITION FOR INTERVENTION.

Now comes the Territory of New
Mexico, by Edward L. Bartlett, her
solicitor general, for and on behalf OF
the said territory moves the court for
an order allowing the said territory to
intervene in this cause and be Joined
as a defendant herein, and be heard In
opposition to the bill of complaint filed
herein, and for the grounds of such mo-
tion alleges that it has an interest in
said litigation In the success Of the de-
fendant herein and desires to unite
with 1t in resisting the claim of the
plaintiff in this suit, and sets forth
the following facts. as grounds for such
intervention:
1. That the construction of the de-
fendant companys proposed storage
dam at Elephant Butte, and of it's pro-
posed distributing dams and other ir-
rigation works below, in Sierra and
Dona Ana counties of this territory,
would be of great benefit to the people
of the territory generally, and especial
ly to the land owners, farmers, and
others, in the valleys below Elephant
Butte.
2. The congress of the United States
by it's act approved June 81, 1898,
granting lands to the territory of New
Mexico in section thereof, provided as
follows: "For the establishment of per-
manent water reservoirs for irrigating
purposes 500, 900 acres; for the improve
ment of the Rio Grande in New Mexico
and the increasing Of the surface flow
of the water in the bed of said river
100 900 acres" That under said act,
there has been a large amount OF land
selected and located for the benefit OF
the purposes named. The territorial
legislature has appointed and provid-
ed for an irrigation commission for the
purpose of disposing Of such lands and
that a large amount Of the same have
already been contracted for by the said
commission and the territory for sale
or lease, and considerable amount OF
money has been received by the terri
tory on that account, and that If the
contention of the plaintiff in this case
should prevail, 1t would render such a
| grant of 100000 acres Of land utterly
| valueless and Of no use or benefit tc
said territory or any Of its inhabitants
| and would produce great complications
and hardships upon those who have al
ready paid money for the purchase and
lease Of said land.
8. That in seeking to enjoin the saio
defendant company from building It's
| proposed storage dam and other irriga-
| ton works as above mentioned, on the
ground that to impound the flood wa
ters of the Rio Grande at Elephant
Butte for Irrigation in the valleys be-
low would substantially diminish the
navigable capacity of the Rio Grande
| within the limits Of present naviga.
ton, i. e. between Brownsville and Rio
| Grande City, Texas, about 1900 miles
below Elephant Butte, measured by the
/ sinuosities of the stream. the plaintif
seeks to draw an invidious distinction
between the rights Of the people Of
New Mexico and those Of the Other
I states and territories of the union.
4. That IL the storage Of the flood wa
/ ters Of the Rio Grande at Elephant
Butte be inhibited, on the ground thai
such storage would substantially di'
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-23

New York, April 23.-Money on call
steady at ~ per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper, ~ @ 5A per cent. Silver
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-17
Caution.

This is not gentle word-but
when you think how liable you are not
to purchase for 75c the only remedy
universally known and remedy that
has had the largest sale of any medi-
cine in the world since 1868 for the
cure and treatment of Consumption
and Throat and Lung troubles with
out losing it's great popularity all
these years, you will be thankful we
called your attention to Boschees'
German Syrup. There are so many
ordinary cough remedies made by
druggists and others that are cheap
and good for light colds perhaps,
but for severe Coughs, Bronchitis,
Croup-and especially for Consump-
tion, where there is difficult expecto-
ration and coughing during the nights
and mornings, there is nothing like
German Syrup, Sold at Nailling's
Drug Store.
G.G. GREEN, Woodbury., Nj.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-17

Services at the Baptist Church
next Sunday morning will be con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. S. w.
Kendrick. The discourse will be a
continuation of What Baptists
Believe; theme, The Lords Sup
per-" After the sermon the supper
will be served by the deacons, Wal
lace, Mcdowell, Smith, Hepner and
Sutherland. Night subject: "The
Young Man" Sunday school meets
at go am; t. f. Stubs, super
intendent,
The Baptist State Convention is
in session at Humboldt. Rev.
Kendrick and wife, Mrs. T. F.
Stubs, ]. HI. Mcdowell and wife,
Miss Gertie Wallace, Miss Banks
dale, Miss Greer, Martin Schmidt
and Sherman Sutherland are at
tending as delegates from the
church here. The convention will
adjourn to-day and the delegates
are expected to return tonight.
The denomination has fifteen
hundred (white) Missionary Bap-
fist Churches in the state, all well
represented, forming very largely
attended and interesting meeting.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-17
THE WALTZ.

Softly through the grand ballroom
Fairy strains were sweeping,
Which sounded like the Mikes spell,
AS in a ring o 'er field and fell,
Their plaintive ditties well and swell,
When through the dusky, bosky gloom,
They chase the moonbeams creeping.
At least to me the sounds were sweet,
And all was fair AMI naught was false,
For closely clasped in my embrace
A lovely head just o. er the place
Where beat my heart at maddened pace
Was Nancy-my whole world complete
Who fanced with me the dreamy waltz.
Tho years NAV pass since that fond night
And time shall see bad luck, sad faults,
No blot nor blur can e'er deface,
Nor from my memory erase
The time, the scene, the very place
And Nancy, dainty, clad in white,
Who danced with me the dreamy waltz.
T. NJ. P.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-17

Leila Belle Fowler, and Miss Ada
Casebeere from the Union City
schools attended the institute at
Rives last Saturday.
F. NJ. Woody is able to be out
again, after being confined to his
room several weeks with crippled
foot, caused by a heavy timber fall
ing across it. His friends are glad
to see him out again.
r. L. Cummings has been engag-
ed at w. L. Odom & Sons store a
few days this week in the place OF
L. H. Thomas, who was detained
at home on account of the illness
of his little daughter.
Rev. e. e. Hendrick delivered an
interesting address before the Chris
tan Endeavor Society of Memphis
TueGday night. He made a flying
trip, leaving here at in the after
noon and returned at II that night.
Harry T. Robinson is spending
the week in St. Louis selecting his
spring suitings and making some
purchases for the furnishing de-
partment of the new Robinson
Bransford Company mercantile
house.
Sam D. Cochran is home from
Plaquemine, La, very badly Grip
pied with rheumatism. Mr.. Coch-
ran has spent few weeks at Daw-
son, and left Monday for Hot
Springs, Ark, to secure relief from
the baths. We hope he will soon
be benefited.
S.P. Harris, of the country north
east of town, brings to w. G. Rey'
nold's store for exhibition a Stras-
burg yam potato measuring thirty
inches in circumference. This sam
pie is of a fine crop, and it will be
sent to friend in California as a
Christmas present.
Judge w. P. Greene, of The
Fulton Commercial. was in the
City Sunday and Monday with his
family. He informed us that he
will in few days move his family
to Fulton, where they will reside in
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-17
;lmLogs andLumber
WANTED.
MAYERS CHAIR co.

the future. His residence home,
the Dean place, will be occupied by
VIM. Bolts and family.
We would take it as a great
favor If all our subscribers situated
upon the new rural mail routes
would notify us of their change OF
address as soon as possible, so that
we can arrange to have their
papers delivered promptly. Please
tell us what route you are on if you
wish your paper changed.
DR.. Mahon announces that a
number of young people will be re-
ceived as members of the NJ E.
Church next Sunday at the II
o'clock service, and that he will
preach a sermon with special refer
ence to children. Parents, mem
bers and friends of the congrega-
ton are cordially invited to be
present.
The writer enjoyed a nice drive
to the country last Friday with
Marshal Kinnard, to that gentle
mans farm. Mr.. Kinnard has a
nice little home about two miles
east of town, splendidly situat-
ed and drained well. Mr.. Kin
nard is offering it for sale as his
duties here require all his time, and
the man who buys it will get nice
home and bargin.
John r. George, formerly con-
nected with Morgan & Hardy Bros.
as salesman, and for several years a
successful merchant at Tiptonville,
goes to st. Louis next week to en-
ter the house of the Hawley- Muir
phy,Trunk Company as one of the
managers and statesmen in the
sample room, on Washington
Avenue. Mr.. George is fine bust
ness man and will add considerable
strength to the force.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-17

Edison Photographs, SO up; rec
ords, SOC each or SIS a dozen; for
sale by Union City Cycle Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-17

Parks, Turner & Caldwell will
write you up in the best old-line in
surance, and give you the best
service.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01

Me6 X-geislum geta mem p6 greinilega-
CERT u a gimsteinum e0a dem0ntum
og f0lskum dem0ntum, sem ger0ir cru
dr gleri, pv1 geislarnir fara h%indrunar-
laust gegn um demanta svo af peim
verour enginn skuggi, IN gegn um gler
komast peir ekki. og pvl myndast skuggi
af f0lskum d%em0ntum.
Eff X-geislar cru latnir of-lengi og
6gatilega komast a6 %einhverjum STAG a
l1kamanum, pa koma sarindi og b6lga /
h0rundi0 nokkru selma; err Pao nefnt
X-geisla bruni, og ver0ur oft ska0legurr
og mj0g erftt a0 lBkna. Pessi ahr1f
geislanna hafa mj6g vaki0 athygli lakna
q e0lisahrifum peirra q ymsa %sjdkd6ma,
og MI hin s1oustu two arin hafa geislarn-
ir verio nota6ir til az lakna skinnsjuk-
donna, og oftast reynst mj0g vel; er s1
aofero bygoa peim %grundvelli, err aour
var lagour af landa vorum N. R., Finsen,
meo ljoslakningastofnun hans / Kaup-
mammalian. En- mesta eftirtekt hefur.
pao vakio s1oastli6i6 ar, a6a nokkrir
laknar, her i landi og l. Evr6pu, hafa
notao X-geislana til pess .ao lakna
krabbamein, .og' oftast or6io .mj6g mikio
agengt, pegar krabbinn err svo. ntarlegal
l1kamanum, as geislarnir geti komist ao
honum. Err .tali6, visit, as imam skams
veroi X-geislarnir hi0: l%angbezta vopn
mannkynsins gegn peim vo6alega sj1k-
dOmi.
Pekking %almennings a X-geislum er,
sem vanta ma UNI svo nJja uppg6tvun
alls engin, og meo pv1 peir cru ekki UNI
h0nd hafoir a ~almennings f@ri, og coli
peirra er i raun og veru svo dularfult, pa
er eolilegt ao pessi parlega v1sinda-upp-
g0tvun veki h%jatrdarfulla undrun 1 hug
UNI peirra mamma, sem aldrei hafa SEQ
ne heyrt anna6 en- s%kr0ks0gur UNI
X-geislana. Petta. hafa l1ka margin
svikv1sir prangarar nota0 ser, og MI er
fj0ldi peirra, einkum her Amerlku, sem
telja 'alPy6u trd .:um, a6 peir geti SEQ
gegn Jim 1kama hvers manns og sko6ao
alt innvolsio me0 X.geislum, ems MAJ
kvamlega ems ,og: peir hef0u pa0 MILL
banda ser 1 vanalegu solarljosi, og syo
hafa peir jafnframt- dreioanlegar lakn-
ingar VIC 81. pau .mein, er peir pannig,
STA. peir gera %kraftaverk, at pv1 lyounr-
inn trlir 0llu, sem Peir segja, EN- ly0ur-.
inn trur Pv1. Oft bezt, er ham ,pekkir.
minst. NJ
pad.er liklegt, a0 t1estir alpyi:0u-hask6l-
ar geti, a0ur ]langt UNI Hour, haft
X-geisla velar og, pa mun almenn pekk-
ing q peim ma m1killi dtbreioslu. Ekkert
annao an uppfra0ing og pekking getur
dtrymt fafraoi og hjatrd, og pao er von-
andi, az undra-eoli rafmagns og
X-geisla veroi almenningi svo skiljan->
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01
Um X-geisla.

S>AoAeA ANh IL VII
viljun i vinnustofu acknowledgements
Roentgens 1 W%urzburg a pyzkalandi.
Peir lafa sloan verio kendir vi6 mann
inn, sem fyrst veitti peim eftirtekt, og
nefndir Roentgen-geislar, en- oftar cru
peir her landi nefndir X-geislar. Bend
ir Pa0 nafn a, a6 peir seu m0nnum as
m6rgu leyti 6kunnir, pv1 bokstafurinn
tx" er ~vanalega latinn takna 6pektar
star0ir 1 e6'isfra0i og t0lvlsi. PAD er
llka langt fra pv1, az mem pekki til
hlltar coli pessara geisla, mi sem komio
4er. Pa6 er erfitt ao rannsaka coli peirra,
af pvi peir cru a6 m0rgu leyti 6l1kir
ljos- og hita- geislum; pess vegna parf
aora og nyja a0fer0 til pess a6 komast
/ kynni vio pa OK skilja coli PETRA; en
liklegt er, as pess VERDI ekki lan5t 40.
b1oa, ao sd aofer6 veroi fundin.
Pa6, sem NEST hefur vaki6 athygli
mamma q geislum Pessum, er BAD, az
peir geta komist hindrunarllti6 1 gegn
I'm suma hluti, sem l%jos-geislar komast
ekki gegn UNI, og a him b6ginn cru til
hlutir, sem lj5s-geislar komast gegn um,
EN- X-geislar ekki. pannig er t. d. AUD
welt fyrir X-geislana ao komast gegnum
festar vi6artegundir, en- pao geta lj6s-
geislar ekki; en- lj6s-geislar fara n@stum
hindrunarlaust gegn UNI hreint og litar-
laust gler, en- X-geislar komast ekki
gegn um gler, nema pa6 sc afar-punt.
Ef X-geislgr v@ru 1 stao s6'arlj6ssins, og
augu vor gatu tekio mott ahrifum peirra,
~eins og pau MI taxa mot ahrifum lj6ssins,
pa mundu veggir og p0k a h1sum
vorum verou nastum ems bjart og
gluggar cru MI, al gluggard0ur veroa
-dimmar ems og veggir MI eru.--Hvorki
lj6s ne X-geislar komast gegn UNI malma
svo teljandi sc.
X-geislar hafa engin lysandi ahrif a
=augao, pess vegna getur augao aldrei SEQ
nokkurn hlut beinl1nis med ahrifum
peirra; en- mem hafa fundi6 ymsar
~efna-samsetningar, sem X-geislar hafa
pau ahrif a, a6 par syna skuggamyndir
saf Peim hlutum, er geislarnir geta ekki
komist gegn UNI fyrirst60ulaust. Geisl-
amir cru framleiddir pannig, a6 INNINGS
rafmagn (static-electricity) er lati6 fara
gegn UNI glerp1pu eoa hola glerkdlu,
sem er loptlaus a6 imam, og ver0ur ao
vera v~andlega gero og sprungulaus, svo
-ekkert loft geti komist inn hama. Pegar
rafmagnio fer gegn urn petta. loftlausa
glerhylki s6st 1 pvi ~einkennilegur, gran-
leitur ljosbjarmi, sem er %lj6stegund,
vakin af rafmagninu og samfara X-geisl-
unum, e. ekki x geislarnir sjalfir, pv1
peir cru meo 0llu 6synilegir, og 1 dimmu
herbergi lysa peir alls ekki, Pess vegna
var pa6 hio fyrsta f6tmal rafmagnsfra6-
=inga til pess a0 hagnyta ser geislana, 40
inna pau efni, er X-geislarnir hefou
han 5hrif IA hon vrau hi;;rt or 11,and;.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01

fundnir, og er malt, ao Edison elm half
reynt m6rg p1sund efnasamsetningar
a6ur ham fam pa, er honum likaoi: MI
cru a6 minsta kosti prjar e6a fjorar
fundnar, sem ALTAR reynast vel. punt
lag pess konar efnasamsetninga er latio
ems og farvi 4 papa pl0tu. og eff maour
heldur pv1 fyrir augum ser MILL peirra
og X-geisla lampans, / myrkri, pa verour
efni6 a pappa-pl0tunni bjart og lysandi
af ahrifum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
err vanalega fest q AMMAN enda a trekt
myndao hylki e0a kassa, mala0 svart a6
imam, er nefnist fuorescope, og pegar
maour horfir / opna endan, en- snyr hinum
a6 X-geisla lampanum, sGst Hmm bjarti
10tur, sem hi6 lysandi efni err a mj0g vel.
Eff maeur MI rGttlr h0nd s1na fran
milli hinnar uppljomuou pappa-pl0tu og
X~geisla lampans, pa fellur skuggi af
hendinni q plctuna, enn sd skuggi err
ollkur vanalegum skuggnm; skugginn
at holdi handarinnar er daufur, 40 ems
sva ham s6st, en- af blum beinum hand
arinnar veroa dimmir og gl0ggir skugg-
ar, af pv1 X-geislarnir komast auoveld-
lega gegn um Skim og hold, en- bein
veita peim mikla fyrirst06u;e eff hringur
er a %einhverjum fingri sest skuggi1n af
hoaum gl0gt, at py1 aX-geislar komast
ekki gegn UNI malma. Petta einfalda
d@mi negir til az skyra fra pv1, hva6 PAD
or com rnonn cin nr h vorpiCr ON >, ~,
ao. STA me6 X-geislum. Mem sja ekkert
anna6 en- skugga at peim hlutum, sem
geislarnir ekki komast gegn UNI. I
l1kama mannsins sjast engir skuggar
gl0gt nema af beinum; af lifrinni s6st
6gl0ggur skuggi ag s0mulei6is er skugg-
inn.af hjartnnu mj6g daufur, en- hreiing
hjartans ma STA a honum er pd6 sl@r.
Lungu og inn1fi cru meo 0llu osynileg,
af pv1 X-geislarnir fara n@stum ohindr-
a6ir gegn UNI pau If ,f@ri, svo pau kasta
engum skugga a 1dor-pl0tnna. Eff ljos-
mynda- gler, likt og pa6 er myndasmioir
vanalega hafa er peir TAXA Hosmyndir, er
vaf6 1 svartan papp1r, til pesslj6s kom-
list ekki ao pv1, og hendin svo logo a PAD,
MILL pess og X-geisla-lampans, pa KEN.
ur. mynd a: CLERIC af beinum handarinnar
af pv1 par komast X-geislarnir ekki as
efnum peim, sem a glerinu cru; en- al
staoar annar sta6ar komast pejr ao peim,
og gera par efnabreyting, svo. hdoin 4
glerinu ver0ur d6kk, en- par sem benin
liggja yfr d0knar hun ekki. Svo ma
fullkomna myndina 4 llkan haiti og 'vaana-
legt er VIC ljosmyndasm1oi! A pennan
haiti cru myadir' ger0ar me6 X-geislum,
og sd notkun peirra er MI! meiri og al
mennari en- nokkur 0nuur.
A almennu starfsvi0i hafa X-geislar
enn ekki komio a6 miklum notum, af
pv1 ekkert verour SEQ med peim / velum
ne margbrotnum v%erkferu1m, pv1 Peir
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-06-19
Democratic Conventions.

The Democrats of Maine held their State
convention in Bangor Tuesday. The com
mittee on credentials reported 691 delegates
OF the 1892 present. Hon. John B. Madigan
of Houlton presided. Waldo county was
represented in the organization by J. f.
Wilson, vice president; W. H. Mcclellan,
committee on resolutions; f. W. Pote, State
committee-all of Belfast. Two candidates
for Governor, Hon. S. W. Gould of Skow-
hogan and Dr.. q. l.. Crockett of Thomas
ton, We're before the convention. The latter
was supported by the Knox county dele
CATION, and Mr.. Gould by almost all the
other delegates. The latter was nominated
by vote of 40 to 81. Hon. Champ Clark
OF Missouri addressed the convention on
national issues. The principal plank in the
platform is the denunciation of prohibition
and the demand for reSubmiSSion, although
nothing is said of enforcement
The Third District convention nominated
Elliott F. i2euson, Esq, of Bar lIarbor for
Congress. The Waldo county Off GERS of
the convention were as follows: Vice
president, .Adelbert Millett; resolutions,
l.. II. Murch: district committee, F
\. Greer. The district committee organized
later by choosing F. A. Greer of Belfast as
| chairman. and George B. Stuart of Els
worth as secretary. 1t decided to hold the
next convention in Waterville.
The Fourth District convention unani-
mously renomnated Thomas White of Ban,
gor for Congress.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-06-19

Pawnee Bills Great Combination Sb,
A new|and desirable era has been IMAM
gurated by the fortutous blending of these
great combined shows What the Pawnee
Bill show is and what it has been for the
past Is years is SO patent to everybody that
it's like gliding refined gold and painting the
lilly to descant on its Well-known superior-
ty. Nothing then can be more melitorious
and attractive than it's limitess wealth of
consolidated marvelS; and as space is limit
ed, we can therefore only give IA brief out
line. First we would call attention to Major
Gordon W. Lille (Pawnee Bid, the white
chlef OF the PawneeS, and late hero of Okla
homa; with 100 genuine Indians, brave COW
! boys, noted scouts and trappers, including
Gray Eagle I'd, chief of the Sioux Indians,
and several of his tribe, including Red
Cloud, Spotted Tail and several SQuawS and
pappoOSes also bands of Mohave and Dig
ger Indians; Astecs from Mexico and Cliff
DWellerS from Arizona. Special attention
| is called to Miss May Lille, champion horse
back rifle shot of the world: wonderful
feats of horSemanship by Senior Jose Val
asques, riding and driving 81 flying horses
at one time; a herd of butfaloes and wild
Texas steers; thrilling hippodrome races by
Genuine MeXcans including chariot races,
hurdle races. standing races and all kinds
OF cOmical races. There Will be detach-
ments from foreign armies in splendid mill
tary reviews with a full battery of artillery,
as we'll as the Lilliputian wild west for the
children.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-06-19

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure Deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an iniamed condition of the
mucous lining of the E.ustachan Tube
When this tube gets intiamed You have
rumbing sound or imperfect hearing, an
when it is entirely closed Deafness is the
result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be destroy
ed forever nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh. which is nothing but an intiam-
ed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars fol
any ease of Deafness caused by catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrl
Cure Send for circulars, free.
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Class Caucus.

To THE REPUBLICANS OF MORRILL, AND
LIBERTY. There will be joint caucus at
the Morrill, Grange Hall June 2Sth at 8
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose of nominating
a class Representative. BY authority of the
class convention held in SearsmOnt June IA,
1902 Town COMMITTEE.
Morrill,, June 16, 1902
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-nN's HISTORY OF BELFAST,
Joseph Williamson, Esq, of
nus Jolume second of the History
-ady for publication. 1t covers
n i-l90l, completing the last cen
''+ VIII contain about $50 pages of the
NJ and type of the first volume. The
'.-"l of this history has been labor
"'l MI. Williamson, and he neither
Apects any pecuniary recOmpense.
'''ent number of subscribers can be
'' '' 1efray the actual cost of publica-
9o"h Will be at once sent to press !;
> Nr. Williamson says it will be
me disposition of his executors.
''' W j. hickey will call upon our citi-
W. VIE interest of the book and it is
wat a sufficient number of subscrib-
''' he secured to ensure immediate
''-'h Among the features of the
winch will be carefully indexed, is
a. F'7te list of all marriages and deaths,
w, Ill'''trations include many portraits
,"'llent citizens now deceased. The
' NE work does not admit of giving
''S u those now living. The price of
IN 'A VIII be So per copy, and it will be
any part of the United States, post
; Tor S3.20.