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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

It is true the most annoying symptoms,
like stOppage of the nose and throat
trouble. are purely local, but they are
simply symptoms and the real seat OF
disease is far removed.
Catarrh IS a constitutional disease,
blood disorder. complicated usually with
disease of the liver and to suppose that
local applications of sprays, powders, in
haIers. could ever reach the real cause Of
the trouble is ridiculous.
The sensible and successful treatment
is to remove the catarrhal poison from
the system by regulating the liver and
purifying the blood. and this can only be
done bv an internal remedy, which
should consist of antisepties and rene
dies TO act vigorously on the blood and
liver.
The best preparation of this kind which
fills all the requirements Of safe con
stitUu0nal treatment is Stuarts Catarrh
Tablets. composed of Blood Root, Red
Gum and similar wholesome antiseptics,
which are absolutely safe to take into the
stomach and which act upon the liver,
stomach and mucous membrane.
StUart's Catarrh Tablets are large,
pleasant tasting lOzenges to be slowly
dissolved in the mouth. thus reaching the
mucous membrane and Wind-pipe and
finally reaching the stomach.
Dr. Edmondson. in speaking of the new
treatment for catarrh. says: Il have &C
Complished the most satisfactory results
in all forms of catarrh OF the head,
throat. bronchial tubes, as well as ca
tarrh Of the stomach and liver BY using
nothing else but Stuart's CatarTh Tablets.
] long since threw aside sprays and in
halers as being inconvenient and at the
best mere temporary makeshifts.
''Stuarts Catarrh Tablets act immedi-
ately upon the liver and blood and clear
the whole system of catarrhal poison
They are pleasant and very convenient
to use, and they are not only the latest,
but I believe them 10 be the best and
certainly the safest treatment for anv
form OF catarrh.
All druggists sell Stuart's CatarTh Tab
let's at 80 cents for full sized package.
A little book on cause and cure of Ca
tarrh mailed free bv addressing the F. A.
Stuart Co.. Marshall. Mich
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Assessment No. 2.

OLD COLONY & EUREKA H.>l>'
company Office and place 10. --
salt Lake City. Utah. L1.sH1- l .--
Tiutic Mining district. ttrr---. ts
hereby given that at a maefl.- .. -
board Of directors held ON tl" -- --F
of March. 1852 an assessment '. -r
Of one cent Der share was l7E'.. ..--i
the shares outstanding OF LI --
stock of the c0rnoratfou. payable 1l {.
before the 18th day OF April . --rs-
secretary at room SO MeG0Tr..h ''.'
Ing. Salt Lake City, Utah =--
Any stock upon which tla @ ~
NAV remain unpaid on the .7t. -a5i .---
April. 1892. will BE- delinquent E.. ---
tised for sale AT public auction. ana
less payment is made before. - he
Of the shares so delinquent Pr .'-.- IF
necessary. viii be sold ON the ~. -7--
Nav. at room 610 Mccormick DUH -..- o.
Lake CITY. state Of Utah AZ me ----.
D. m. 90 pay he delinquent a~--- sr5
together with cost Of advertiser
exuense Of sale. -.---.s-r.
rs order of the board of dire ia
Salt Lake CITY. Utah. March -5' ~
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TOOK THE HINT.
Friend Told Him to Change Bis Food

Friend Told Him to Change Bis Food
once in a while one can serve a
friend and win a lifelong obligation by
a little food advice. This is worth
while. Very thankful / was to a
friend for his advice when he told me
about Grape-NUts Breakfast Food at
the time ! was suffering. Ny stomach
trouble originally came from neglect
Of colds which caused catarrh of the
stomach. then followed misery from
dyspepsia, headache, loss of vitality
ana flesh.
Last August friend in discussing
my health said If ! would change my
food and take GTape-Nuts instead Of
any other food or medicine for one
week he would guarantee that 7 would
be greatly improved and feel like a
new man.
He was so positive that 7 concluded
10 try il, and as I said. I am exceed
ingly thankful to him. In week
time I lost the heavy. dead feeling in
my head. nausea had ceased and the
action of my general system had great
y improved.
I have stuck fast to Grape-Nuts.
Now I weigh nine pounds more and am
steadily improving Grape-Nuts has a
most eXhilarating effect on the system
and makes one feel bright and alive.
as though they were well nourished as
a healthy man should be.
The price Of Grape-Nuts is within
reach Of all. but ] consider it worth is
weight in gold" John Haywood, 1891
Aspen street, Philadelphia, "A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

Denver to confer with his chief ass0-
ciates I'm the official household Of the
Bristol Copper company. Mr.. FreGdeu-
thai saws the report that the company
had suspended operations was a mis-
take, though it had been decided not
to begin the production and reduction
of tie ores until the copper market
becomes settled
Two important strikes have just Oc-
CURED in the property and While one
Of them had only just been made when
he left the mine, il occurred just where
Ii was expected. and its character was
a fOregOne conclusion.
The first one was made in the ifs
sure about eighty feet moth of the
shaft on the 400 level and exposes Il
full breast of ore running from - TO
80 per cent copper and thirty ounces
silver Der ton. The second and lat
est strike was made IN the south drift
through the assure on the 300 level
which was run TO intercept "A chute OF
ore from which a fortune was mined
near the surface. the ore running all
the way from 100 TO 1000 ounces in
silver per ton.
At no great distance from this chute
copper ore was mined that aver sed
about &c Der cent. and as copper ana
SILVER DGLn dDAEdAEA Az A4iE W 2 NllgA <
the chute was tapped on the 300 level,
Mr.. Prudential is confident the two
have merged at that depth. Nothing
had been learned of the extent or
richness Of the ore body when he left
The mine Wednesday as it had only
just been tapped, but he has no other
idea than that 1t Will prove up big
and rich.
A small force only is at work at
present, but as the cOmpany's railroad
and smelter are both in readiness for
business. he says the word TO cut loose
viii be given the mQment the copper
market justifes il, and by that he does
not mean when a higher price shall
have been established for the red metal;
but when it is known what may be de-
pended upon as a steady, everyday
figure.
Mining business is just now very
quiet in the Bristol district. but the
mines are there, MI. Prudential says,
and one of these days it viii come to
the front with "a bound.
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AT THE MAY DAY.
Sinking For 500 Level Below Tunnel
East Vein Opening Up Fine.

a =
East Vein Opening Up Fine.
John A Hunt, president of the May
Day company. reports the mine to be
0penug up in d most promising man
uer, Outstanding all the disparag-
ing reports that have come from it Of
late. The new east vein is proving up
in great shape and where there was
less than seven feet OF good ore one
week ago. there is now. exposed nearly
twice That much. 1t was opened about
eighty feet east of the shaft on the
zoo level, and drifting in and sinking
are now both in progress and good
shipping ore is being taken out.
The main shaft from the tunnel level
is now seventy feet below the 200-fOOt
mark. and the donkey hoist was placed
I'm commission upon it on Thursday
morning. AS soon as the 300-foot marx
is reached drifting win begin east and
west. and as the shaft has been put
down about midway between the east
and vest veins, it win not be long till
Roth are opened up at that depth,
which is nearly 900 feet beneath the
surface.
In the meantime the new dust col
lectOr is being installed at the mill and
IN the arrival Of the new sizing ma
hines, long since due, a few days
shutdown viii occur to take out the
old and install the new ones. There is
said to be over 900 00G tons of nice mill
ing ore now in sight in the mine
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GOOD PARK VALLEY GROUND.
Copper King is Opening Into Fine
Ore in It's Property.

H. T. 3. Grey president of the Park
Valley Copper King Mining company,
reports splendid Roadway being made
in the development of the property, ana
most encouraging values in the ore.
Since the last report from the mine.
made several weeks ago. the vein has
Widened out to four feet. with three feet
of pay ore Assays from the top two
foot streak carries go ounces silver
and $3.50 in gold per ton. while foot
of horn blende and tale on the fOOtwaU
shows 1876 per cent lead, 1910 ounces
silver and S22 in gold. An average Of
the entire vein gave returns Of So
ounces silver and S10.S0 in gold.
The company has a good boarding
house at the mine, and systematic work
is being prosecuted as vigorously as
possible. With an abundance of tim
SeT and water, and one of the ideal
mill sites of the district the manage
menI is looking forward to the day
when sufficient ore shall have been
blocked out to warrant the erection Of
a mill That time ought to come during
the coming season.
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CAPTAIN De LAMAR
SUED FOR BIG SUM
Vendors of His Nevada Mines
Ask For S3,422.636.
BUY AN ARIZONA GOLD MINE
TWO BIG STRIKES IN THE BRIs-
ToL MINES.
BUY AN ARIZONA GOLD MINE

CAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-Cap-
tain Joseph Raphael De Lamar,
the millionaire mine-Owner. was
sued in the superior court of this city
for 50. ~, 636. and whatever additional
sum an accounting may show to be due
to the plaintiff, the Utah-Nevada COM
pany The suit is based on an alleged
agreement which De Lamar made with
Isaac =. Blake on April 10, 1894, in re-
Iation to the purchase of the Monitor
and jim Crow mines at the place which
is now known as De Lamar, in Lincoln
county, Nevada.
Blake says that ne had a contract for
the purchase Of these mines and that
De Lamar joined with him in II, agree
ing to give MIN 40 per cent of whatever
profits might be made through the pur-
chase and 40 per cent of the stock of
any company which might be formed
to work them. It is alleged that De
Lamar developed .he mines and after
ward sold them ut a figure which not
only repaid him for all Of his outlay,
but added s. 600 00c to his wealth.
For Blakes percentage of the $1,000
0a0 The plaintiff sizes, his rights hav-
ing been assigned to the Utah-Nevada
company, and an accounting to show
how much De Lamar took from the
mines before selling them is also asked.
The above dispatch was shown to II.
z. Cohen, Captain De Lamar's business
representative, and while he was disin-
clined &c say much about it, he de-
clared it would amount to nothing The
allegation that the mines had been sold.
he said, had no fOundat on in fact, and
there was no Justice "a The claim OF
the Utah-Nevada company
When the property Wa acquired in
1884. it was after a bond upon it, held
BY Sam GOdbe, had lapSed, and not
wlthstandins that fact, the captain saw
10 il that Mr.. Godbe should receive his
commission
The agreement with the vendors was
that they should receive certain COM
mission and per cent of the stock to
be issued by the company formed TO
operate the property. These conditions
were compiled with by Captain De La
mar. and when the vendors sought 10
sell their holdings in the company, he
purchased them.
About 100000 was expended on the
property before it returned a dollar to
The captain. and now. after eight years,
without ever having claimed that there
was anything coming, Blake, The pTesi-
dent of the Utah-Nevada company,
jumps up and claims nearly a one-half
interest The presumption here is that
The captains arrival on the coast was
the signal for Ming the suit and serv-
ing the complaint upon him. Those
familiar with the deal say It can
amount to nothing
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COLORADO RIVER PLAcERs.
Past Experience VIII Enable Hoska-
mimi Company to Make Money.


Rich6eld, March I5.-Dr ". H.
Schcck of Plateau has just returned
from an extended trip down on the
Colorado river, doing the assessment
work on his bars and making a careful
inspection of the work and results all
along the river The doctor has for
many years been developing properties
along the Colorado, and has become
quite familiar with that river.
Or SchOCk says he does not think
any sensa tionaI deposits will be found
along the river, but there is a vast
quantity of low-paying ground or drift
bars that can be operated with profit
with proper methods He thinks the
HOskinini company should make
money! After a great deal of money
spent in experimenting and for work
by inexperienced placer miners, the
company is now In a position to profit
by its knowledge. The only serious
draw back is the cOstliness Of transpOr-
tatiOn in and out. Practical methods
are now being employed. and DIT.
SchOck expects TO see some good paying
workings along the river before d great
while.
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Yesterdays Sales.

Ajax. 500020I+c; 1.0o0d2)iac: 500d2G2sc.
4.0G0d21c; 1.500021I4c, 5000211zc: 500d217tc.
500d21Ssc: 5eeG2lAc buyer 50 days, 5o9d
&c seller 10 days.
Carisa 501A25l2C. seller 10 days. 5g0n
25ssc, 1.000G252&c; 5o9N25izc, seller 20 days.
Daly-West 50GSlS.3 80. 5GdS1S.50. 50n
SIS. %. 2o0ds1S.75: te00S1S. 8; 55Ts1S-S0.
May Day. 5G0dS7c. 50163slac: sea 6c-
703GS51zc; S10035isc. 1.505d35c, 1.aJcd34c.
seller 81 days: 1e9d347zc; 10o0d3t1zc; 5900
34c. seller 10 days.
Sunshine. 5o0G25c; 500 &c; 5o9d24c.
Uncle sam. q0d31C
United Sunbeam, 900d35c. 100d3fc.
California 9001Sc; 109d1siaC.
La Refine 500d11c. 500d103sc
Martha Washington. 20e9fAc.
Tetro. 50Gd132.c
West Morning Glory. 2000d37iC- 2.0969
37zc; 1.009037sc. seller - days
Yankee, 10GdS2 .
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ANOTHER ARIZONA GOLD MINE.
H. A. Cohen and C. K Mccormick
Land One Near the Gold Roads.


Land One Near the Gold Roads.
Hartwig A. Cohen, former general
manager of the Consolidated Mercur.
came in from Denver yesterday after
room. and viii spend some time IN the
city. He reports having. q few days
ago acquired a most promising gold
property only one and One-hah miles
from the Gold Roads mines, for which
$4,000 was recently paid by MessTs.
G. x Mccormick, Colonel o. P. POsey
and others.
Mr.. Cohen nailed the new property
for himself and Clarence Mccormick. 1t
consist of four claims-the Ben Harri-
son. Tom Reed. ollie Oatman and Bes-
sel-that have all the eaTmarks Of
making a big mine.
we have no though, Of forming a
company upon it, at least for the pres
ent. said Mr. Cohen. 1T is most likely
looking ground and we shall go along
open il I'd and determine its real
value"
The gentleman has spent nearly all Of
his time since leaving here several
months ago in looking after Captain
De Iamar's interests in Nevada and
California. and while the captain is now
on the coast himself. he does not know
how soon he viii join him.
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Mrs. Burrows is lady known and es-
teemed by all. She is the daughter NJ
the late President Woodruff. and hon
honest story of suffering and relief win
be read by thousands with uer-bor
hope. She says.
Il have suffered for over five wears
with Catarrh and Asthma. My whole
system seemed affected, and had
pains from head to foot. Pains I'm NV
back, pains in my side, and pains I'm
my head, until nearly went Wild.
coughed terribly, and at night often
had to sit up in bed to catch NV
breath. I spit blood, my eyes arhsd.
my nose was sore and tender and ar-
ways stopped up. and my stomach dis
tressed me constantly. I was abor-
discouraged for my Doctors all failed
to relieve me. until I went TO DIS
Shores. Under DR.. Shores trea tr7.r- T
noticed my Asthma was better during
the first week-and since then 7 have
steadily gained and improved unra
feel like life was worth the living
again. Ny head is clearer, my stomach
better, I sleep well. have no pain in rsv
side at all now, and am feeling So
much better generally that it is pleas
ure and a duty TO other sufferers to
add my word Of praise Of Drs. Shores
wonderful treatment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16
NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
Judge Harvey Won't Allow Rehear-
inc of Minnie HealY Case.

Butte Mont. March 15.-Judge Har-
ney, in a decision handed down this
morning, has refused to grant a new
trial in the celebrated Minnie Healy
mining case. He also ordered stricken
from the court files the sensational af-
fidavits which, alleged the court, had
been unduly influenced in deciding that
the Minnie Healy property belonged to
F. Augustus Heinze. Mrs. Ada Bracket,
it was alleged, as the agent of Heinze,
prejudiced the judge to have the de
cision give ntO Heinze.
The affidavits at the time they were
given to the public created a great
scandal, many charges of misconduct
being made against Judge Harvey
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16
THOSE UNCLE SAM STRIKES.
C. z. Allen Says Neither Has Been
Proved Up Yet.

Clarence z Alien, who serves the
Uncle sam company as a director and
consulting engineer. came in from Tin
tic yesterday morning. He says the
strike mzde in Humbug territory last
week gives promise of developing into
something really good. though little
Roadway pas been made in exploring
IL during the past few days owing to a
cave that occurred. and which the men
have since been catching up. There is
lots Of good ore overhead. he says, and
presumably lots Of it in front. but the
men have not yet had a chance to
wade into tx. for the reason stated.
The strike reported in the Uncle sam
proper is nothing sensational but It IS
holding ont and may prove Of import
ance. 1t is too early yet, Mr.. Allen
says. to predict what either viii
amount 10. and he dismissed the sub
jet by saying
Newspaper strikes don't count for
much. anyhow. Wait awhile and let
the ground talk for itself
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this
city during the past week amounted to
1896, 300 yesterdays. proportion of the
total being S32, 700, as follows;
T. r. Jones & Co, ores, $4,000; bull
lion, $1,000.
Mccormick & Co, ores, $500; gold
cyanides, 81, 400.
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SWANSEA COMPRESSOR BREAKS.
Pumps Operated by Steam Till Re
pairs Are Made-The Mine.

Eureka, March 15.-The compressor
at the Swansea at Silver City was dam
aged early in the week by the breaking
Of a bolt and will be out Of commits
sion until the broken parts can be pro-
cured. The pumps are being operated
by steam while the compressor is laid
up.
Some high-grade ore has been taken
out while sinking the main shaft, which
has reached the 1,050-foot level, from
where a drift win be run 70 the ore
body. which was opened up for 200
feet by a Wine
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days; 5O6S19. 90, seller 10 days; 50aS1S 95,
seller 10 days; 250dS19-O0
Dalton & Lark. 5.00od1c
Martha Washington, 4,00oG374c, seller 30
days.
Total 1928 shares
Selling value. S26 995. so
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Omaha Bee

The hotel clerk with the 81 diamond
assessed valuation smiled naively at
the travelling man with the 81 necktie
(hoHday price, and said; There is d
little more. profit in cur business now
Eggs have .raken 2 big drop
No. you don't, my boy, Not on your
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The liver Is affected BY Catarrhal poisons. e.
tending from the stomach into the ducts OF tSs
liver Quickly cured with little cost b. D-a
Shores famous treatment
DO you get dizzy
have you cold feet?''
"Do you feel miserableP'
DO you get tired easy7'
''DO you have hot fushes7"
Are yogE spirits Low at timesS5
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Metal Market.

Silver. $3.50 per ounce.
Copper, IL 9-16c per pound; New York,
12G122sc.
Lead. $3.50 per 100 pounds; New York,
S4121a.
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The ineorporators and directors are
Stanley Clifford and a. P. HeiHze Of
New York and Richard 5. Harvey of
New York.
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Kidney ninensn

Results IN two ways, by taking cold aud By over
working the kidneys 10 separating from tie hlsnd
the catarrhal p0isOns which affect all organs.
Quickly cured with little cost By Ore. Shores
famous treatment
DO your hands and fact sweuFJI
is Il noticed more az nightTA
rs there pain In the small Of the bsckg'
Has the perspirgtiOn q bad 0d0r?-'
rs there pulEness under the eyes 90
Do you have to get up often az BiRhtsT
Is i""rr deposit 10 urine II LEFT standinR?'
Don cesiect these signs and risk Bright's
Disease kiilIug yOs. Cure IL now
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ABOUT CaTARRH CURES
The Reason Why Inhalers and Local
Applications Are Useless.

For many years catarrh was considered
to be a local disease and was treated en-
tirely by local remedies. saives, OinJmenls-
powders. sprays and inhalers. and nearly
all Of these gave a temporary relief but q
genuine permanent cure was very rare.
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(Signed)
MRS. EMELINE BURROWS. "

do you have rumbIing IN the bowelEJ"
These are The seven simple signs indLcFtIur
disease Of the liver II you have ans or sH a
them seek Drs- Shores now and be cursa
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depth than 400 feet. but when the new
plant is i'm operation the incline viii be
sent several hundred feet deeper.
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Omen Board.

Daly-West. mas .. seller 90 days. -
ass $, seller 3 days; 5yqSls-9e, seller 10
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CatarTh Ct the Stomach IS usually caused 5r
swallowing muCHs. which drops down from rs
head and throat at night Quickly cured Al uttIs
cost b DIS. Shores famous treatment.
IS there nausea -
DO yen belch up gasp
Are you coDSupated1'
~ Is your tongue cOEtedT'
do you bloat up after esrinFg"
Is there constant bad TASTE IL the uoufhT'
Now is the time 10 be permanently cured 0-s
shores are curing hundreds every week.
Symptoms OF Diseases OF the SrryeE.
The majority Of nervous diseases are caused
by posoRs 10 the blood. Poison circulating IN he
blood harnesses the brain eRd nerves. ara srr5
symptoms az these follow:
Do you get eiddy3
is your mind GuIl7
Are yOa easily dazsd7
Do you have headacheg
Are you easily eXcited1
Do your bands tTemhlel
Does your heart fgtteEf
Are you EASILY irritatedf
are you always auNi0usf
Do your muscles twitchf
Is your temper irritablef
Suffer from sleeplessnesEl
Are you easily frlghtenedf
Does your sleep not refresh y0aa
Do you suffer from neuralziaT
Do JOG have horrible drcams7
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Meyer & Joseph, Stock Brokers,
5Oz Progress building. Phone 1159Y.
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J. oberndorfer, Stock Broker,
161 South Main. Tel. ZSS- House. 1054Y.
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Mrs Emeline Burrows Sherman city Utah
Of the Ears.

Catarrh extends from the throat aIoBE the
eustschtan tubes into the ears, causing partial or
complete deafness Quickly cured with little cost
oy Drs. Shores famous treatment
is your hearing failipEY'
DO your ears discharge7'
rs the waI drying "a your esrsTr
DO you bear better some DAYS than otberE -
Is your hesTing worse when you have a cold p
Don neglect this until your hearing Is ir-
reparaeiy destroyed. DTS. shOres can cure you.
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For the Street,
Driving OF evening. the Dent I0EIIl.
Fisk or Fownes. the glove f7r men. al
shades.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF Co.
IE6 Main street
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Reliable and accurate information
given clients. Phone $40. Z1T Atlas