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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-05
Thornton News.
Snenial to Tunes Republican.

Thornton, May Blast week Scott
Clemens purchased Fred Schumachers
interest in the livery business and on
MAY / became sole proprietor. Payton
Bowen will assist MIR. Clemens.
Mrs. b. T.. Weston and Mrs. w. D.
Hopley departed for Chicago last Sat
urday. where they will remain a few
days.
Perry Bailey starts tomorrow for the
western coast, where he VIII speho
some time looking over the states.
Mrs. c.. w. Thompson and two chill
dren took the south bound train Mon
day afternoon for Forest City, after
spending about ten days visiting reia-
tives in and near Thornton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-05
INSPECTED LIKE REGULARS.
Davenport Company l. N. G. First t,
Be Inspected by Regular Army OF
c,aI ia Times-ReplbIicaa.
hcers.

Special to Times Republican.
Davenport, May 5.-Co. B, Fifty
fourth regiment, l. N. G.. of Davenport
has the honor of being the first nation
al guard regiment in the country to be
inspected under the new Dick bill
which brings the state troops in more
close relations with the national gov
ernmenL The inspection of the Fifty
fourth was made on May !, by Major
Brush of the regular army and the reg
iment was given one of the highes
markings of any of the state troops
chartered in St Louis. The Iowa reg
iment was in excellent physical condi-
ton and came out we'll in the exhibit
ton. OF the individual companies the
Davenport "A ranked with the highest,
and We're the first to be inspected by the
major.
The local men arrived in the city
from ST Louis yesterday noon. tired
from their long ride and bewailing to
a certain extent the time that they had
had in the exposition city. They COM
plain of the quarters and the rations
| and could not say which was the most
unsatisfactory.
| The local company, together with
| several others, was quartered in the
various industries building on the expo
sition grounds. The structure was not
completed and the cold winds sifted
through the frame work like water
| through a sieve. 1t was remarked that
| the chattering of teeth a1 times resem-
bled a rattle bone chorus III minstrel
performance.
| The food was served on contrac,
| In
were out for the money that there was
| in it they did not serve lining car fare
| The food, tho cold, was rot SO bad, the!
say, but the fact that 1t was served or
dishes which had not been washed anc
were covered with grease turned the
! stomachs of many of the boys anc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-05
Half Rates to New Orleans.

via the Northwestern line. Excursion
tickets will be sold at one fare for the
round trip, May /, 2. and 4, limited
for return by special extension until
May 80, inclusive, on account of annual
meeting of American Medical Associa-
tion. Apply to agents Chicago & North
western Railway.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-05
Twenty Will Graduate.

Special to Times-FepubIlcan.
Iowa Falls May 5.-The annual COM
mencement exercises of the high school
of this city will be held on May IS, when
- class of twenty students will be grad
mated,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-05

Give the children Rocky Mountain
Tea this month; it makes them strong
makes them eat, sleep and grow. Good
for the whole family. spring tonic
that makes sick people well. Thirty
five cents. Mcbride & VIII Drug Com
pany.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1903-03-07
Police Jury Proceedings.
C0lfax, La, March 2, 1908.

OOu0As 4<Usy Ax0ECo =, xOVO.
The police jury met in special sss.
sion pursuant to call by hepresident,
with the following members present
J.H. McNeely, president, J. E. Nugent,
W. L. Johnson, A. C. Teddlie and B. 81.
Phillips, and a quorum.
The following ordinance, offered by
Mr.. Nugent, was adopted:
An ordinance authorizing and grant
ing the privilege to the Louisiana
and Arkansas Railway Company to
erect q bridge across Little river.
Be il ordained by the police jury Of
Grant parish, La, in special session
convened, That there be and 10 here
by granted to the Louisiana and Ark
ansas Railway Co. the privilege to
erect railroad bridge across Little
river in said Grant parish at or near
Simmons' ferry, and that We recon-
mend the building Of said bridge.
Be It further ordained, etc., That
the building of said bridge shall beso
constructed ~ to not interfere IN any
way with free navigation Of said river,
and 90 recommend the building
thereof.
Be it further ordained, etc., That
this ordinance shah take effect from
and after its adoption.
Adopted March 2, 1908.
]. h. McNEELy.
President Of Police Jury.
w. B. CLARKE,
Clerk Of Police Jury.
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VIM. Jennings Bryan, whilom cam
dldate for the Presidency, and prob
ably willing to try it again, II he
could get the nomination, 10 q most
remarkable man in many ways. Like
all great men, however, he has his
faults, which the Democrats of the
country recognise, and he can never
again be their Presidential candidate.
His policy of rule or ruin, accept my
dogma or be accursed, h contrary to
the American idea of give and take"
mall matters Of political policy. Ev-
cry man has q right to his opinion in
this free country, but II he wishes to
succeed politically he must learn to
harmonic his views with those Of
his fellow-citisens.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1903-03-07

Beware 81 olntments for Catnrrh
that Contain n9es ousy,
- mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely dsrange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never b used except on prescrip-
tons from reputable physicians. - the
damage they viii do y ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Hall's Catarrh Curs, manufactured BY
r. J. Cheney 4 Co, Toledo. O.. contains
no mercury, and = taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous
snrfaces Of the system. In buying Hall's
Catarrh Cure Be sure you get the Renu.
inc. It i taken internally and i made
IL Toledo, Ohio. BY F. ]. Cheney 4 Co.
Testimonials froe.
- Sold BY druggists. price 76c bottls,
Halls Fsmijy Pills are The bet.
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Y. D. Land O0ces New Or1eana, La..(
January u, i0os.
Notice + hsreby eivss that n compliance with
the provisl0ns ol ths 81 Of Conersss Of Juns :,
l0e, entitled An Get for IT, sale o. timber lands
q The States Of California. Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Tsffitory,~ = exfen6sd to IN the
Pubuc Land States By ct Of August (. 1so1,
JANES r. KING.
q winnneld. parish q wilma. state a Louisiana.
he's th1s day 1led IN TIL ohcs hisoworn statement
No. -.Sor IT, purchase a to east ha6 Of north
wsstqlartsf, and s0athvest quarter d northwest
qr, and northwest ar Of northwest ar. ssc. ~. tp
noFeh. romgs west, and VIM o0sr proof TO show
that H. Land sought = more valua6ls for fts tim
Der o. etons than for agricultural purposes. and
70 establish hi claim to said land bedors James
U. wallace. q. g. Commissions, at Zion, La, ON
Tsssday. tie 31st day a March, A. D. 1874.
He names - witnesses: N. d. Morris, ". u
L0ng. =. D. bamesrt. Of zI0n, La. and w. r.
Lone: Winnesld. La. Any and An persons claim
Ing Adversely IT, abovs described lasds ars ~
queoted to he ts1F e3aims IN this once on or be-
lore The said 31et day Of March. lsos.
jAn3s WALTBR L. COHEN. nsgister.
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NO. Is.


TAcenaed tO he Drn0riafa.
rn:-... 49, e 49,. s,-tr.r,,,;..,4.
A'en'ee - ~. Wy o.
to the recent examinations nelo py'
the State Board Of Pharmacy several
weeks ago, in the city of New Orleans,
were declared passed last Tuesday by
= ocah<,la T. = +he
" ~
largest class tnat mas ever appeared
for examination. Twenty secured
certificates a. licensed pharmacists,
while thirteen passed as qualified as
sistants.
A. w. Eason, of Shreveport, led the
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1903-03-07
coLFAx, GRANT PARISH. La, SATURDAY. MARCH I, 1903
Blanchard for Governor.

Congressman Broussard might now
prove more acceptable to the Demo-
Gratis Of North and West Louisiana as
q candidate for Governor since he ran
for Congress on . platform represent
ing tariff for revenue only, il he had
not voted for strictly high protect
i've tariff 90 long at Washington.
But there are others more acceptable
who have never cast a vote for a high
protective arin. One Of these men is
N. C. Blanchard.-Vernon News.
Thediscussion of the possiblec andi-
datesior governor has become pretty
general, but, while the rejection i ex-
pressed that 'sthere are others'' In the
field that would make good and avail
able material, the general sentiment
in North and Central Louisiana seems
to be that N. C. Blanchard comes
moro near hlling the bean IDEAL for
governor than any manso far named.
His record a. q. public man bears the
closest scrutiny, and his national rep
utatiou az . man Of iorceful charac-
ter gives him q standing enjoyed by
none Of the other candidates. The
Chronicle d disposed to like him for
the enemies he has made, and, recog-
mixing his friendly and able o6lcial
services to the State in the past, we
regard him as decidedly thestrongest
man yet In the field.
LArER.-Since writing the foregoing,
We zee that meeting Of Judge Blan-
chard's friends, held in Shreveport on
the night Of March 4th, has formally
announced his candidacy, and our ne
marks above are therefore timely and
appropriate.
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I<0u0 Omcc ~ new OiIo0uos ls0.s
February :. 19oo. J
Notice = hereby givsn that IN compliance With
the pr0v1sfous Of the Act Of Congress Of June ID.
l678 entitled IAN Act for the salo Of timber lands
IN the States Of California. Orogon, Nevada. and
Warrington Territory. - extended 70 an Of ~
Pebble Land States By act Of August :, l892.
NARY J. 0GLRsBY. (widowl.
of Villas rostomcs, parish a Grant. STATE Of L.,
has this day lid n this omoe m sworn state
quarter Of northwest ar. -. g. tp north, range
west, and M Or proof 20 show that tie land
3 moro valuable for H. timber thsa 1nr agricul-
land before the Csrk q IL DISTRICT Court It Col
fax. La, On Saturday, April nth. A. D. leoe- He
names ~ witne.sss: JOHN 81. WnllAms. Je9seson
Robert ,. rIsteAsf. a verda, La.
Any and all persons e1aAn1ng edvsFsely the
above described lands ase requsDted 70 fl1s their
April. A. D. -. WALTBR L. COHEN.
1sb7 Reg1str.
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The School Children Enumera-
ton.

ing 0cnool O tinr n'
Referring to the criticism. in the
nubl;c nrses ahont the ir.onal;t;es and
error. n the remuneration ~ educa-
hle children IN the several nar;shee
mon which thu snnovt;onment ~ the
school funds Of the State Il made the
derartmert .tate. that
it reiterates what has bean repeatedly
said On this sub;ect This enumer-
alton was made under the authority
of Act 100 al 1898 and II deesctive
It is the fault Of the assessors Of the
several nar;.hea This act nrovidee
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Hallo Oav,trals 4n11n Vnsuraolfg
tn. i;velv t;ro.l;no and hell<, heilo
NJ tho ta,.nhone. - Cslf.x rcw r-ee+
On. a. everv tnrr and both v,,,r.,
and old are ENJOYING the HANDY means
Of communicat;on tn ;ts snIle.t az
tent M w n paur;fov ha. .,,o,,t
twenty ,pbonee in Mace ;nclud;nr A. "a
lorc distance ,rhonee ana Ne. ami
Hadrot and Me. M.vr,. NJ. -.
tent rr.ttv hnev an.wsr;ro, ~. c,.Ils
sor ssfsort-e,,, =, r;v. The v.-;cr. .cr-
nect;on. desired NJ peur;fov =.
rect. =, o.t = tho ent;,. Iot ~ OK
;rhors. r.v IN h.ra 3 ssw d.v.
more and v;ll nroha hlv .end for an
.a.,;t;on., ha,s do,sr - .rcrlv 81.
extra demand The sollow;no, = the
list; Of Numbers and the location n
the boree eo far nlaced vie.
M Lorat;on
1-Dr w A. lone. residence
Nv B. Clarke residence
&C II. Teal. residence
Al W Duncan residence and store
lRed River Valley Railroad Denot
11-R E. Mcknight. residence.
12-Jas I O,oninn residence
15-vallev Druo Store
16-Easterbrook 4 Co. store.
S8-Joel L. Fletcher. residence.
85-Dr. W. ]. Roberts. residence.
Collar Chronicle ONCE
42-Hotel IIeSare
AL n McNeelv store
A4-Wnl;sm.on Hote,
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u ,. Land O0ees New 0y11Ams Ila-s(
Ja1oasy ~, -.
Notice = hereby elvsn that N eomplsscs With
the pfovtsi0ns Of TIE aet Of CoDgrss1 Of June 3,
1873 entitled ~An act for the sale Of timber lands
10 the States Of California. OruGon. Nevada and
Weehington Territory" - extendsd 70 an the
Punlic Land States By aet Of August 4. 1so3.
WILLIAM B. LONG.
e w!nnnsad. YasEh q vim, State Of La. has
snh day nlsd h TIN Once NJ sworn statement
east quarter, 60. II, tp uOrth, range west,
La nsr-, end VIII Orr proof 70 show that the
land sought = moro valuAble for ita timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and TO e.
taellsn his claim to said land before wallacs.
Y. B. Con ntesionss. ct Zion. La. on Tuesday. the
3let day Of March. 1So3. He names ~ Witnesses:
Nd Aorrs. 0f ZION. La. J. n. King, of WnnnsId.
La. y. J. Long. Of zlon. La. J. d. Lambert. Of
WlBn1sld. La.
AM and IN psrsons claiming adversely the
Shove dsees1bsd lands ere rDqussted to Me their
s:eans n TIE once on OF before said s1st day Of
jaa9i WALTER L. COHHN. Rsesstsr.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1903-03-07

Quite number Of farmers from the
surrounding country were in Coliax
yesterday, buying fertilizers, garden
seeds, seed potatoes, farm imple-
ments, ETC., thus taking advantage
Of the rainy weather toget everything
ready to rush their spring planting.
Among the number we noticed Messrs.
J. T. Flanagan, VIM. Flanagan,
r. L. Futrell, Wilson Prestridge, Dave
Pugh, G. A. White, B. p. Ray, Chas.
E. Railey, and others.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1903-03-07

A'wsak stomach weaksus the man, b.
cause il cannot transform the food he
eats into nourishmeuk Health and
strength cannot b restored 10 any sick
man OF weak woman without first restor-
ing health and strength to the stomach.
A weak stomach cannot digest enough
food 10 iced the tissues and revive the
tired and run down limbs and orKans Of
the body. KodoI Dyspepsia Cur cJeanses
parties. sweetens and Strengthens the
glands and membranes Of the stomach,
and cures indigestion, dyspepais and ali
stomsch troubles. ]. A. Hyds.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1903-03-07

". - A080 Vuoos NEW Of1o0u1, Lo.,t
Dsesmbsr II, 1874. !
Notaee = bsFsby given that n compliance With
The proyietons o. tho aet q CongTess Of June 3,
l659 entitled "An Get for the sale q timber lands
1n tee 6tates Of California. Oregon. Nevada, and
u aeA1ngtOn Territory" ~ extended 20 an ths
Rubsse LAID States By oct a August 4. 1851.
CHARLES 9. JONES.
Of Blaek Creek. parish d Grant. STATE Of La.
nas TIE day 6led IN tnis once his sworn statement
No. -. for to purchase Of tie northwest quar-
e q sosthyst quarter: ssctio. y. township Z
noreA. range geDt, La Nor, and Wfn o6sr proof
% show that ths lad sought = more valuable
Sos IT. timbW or stone than FOR agricultural pur.
PoDe. end 20 establish M elaim 20 aid land b.
toe 3. 9. HuIen, o. g. Commissions. ct Ada,
Ia, % SATURDAY. the 18th day Of February. 1So9,
. 9e nanc - vitnsssss; John c. Brunson. Elias
9. Aeynosos Andrsv J. Hinton, Chas. J. Hutch.
Any en4 ~ pssgone ela&ming adversely the
show oeea1oo0 landB en- requested 70 No their
beossssys ~ WALTn1 L. COHEN,
eee5 1eGIeteBs
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Reciprocity and Isthmian Canal.
The regular session Of Congress ex-
pired March 4th, and, in accordance
with the Presidents proclamation for
q special session, the Senate convened
at noon on the 5th. The session is
for the purpose of considering treaties
which it was found impossible to con-
slider during the ''filibustering days"
that marked the close Of the session.
The treaty with the Republics Of Co
Jumbo and Cuba are the matters the
President especially designates for
consideration, a. he is greatly inter
ested in the Isthmian canal and COM
mercial reciprocity with Cuba, both
Of which matters failed to have due
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1903-03-07

How often you hear it remarked: sIt's
only cold" and few days later learn
that the man u on his back with pneu-
monia. This - Of such common occur
renoe that cold, however slight should
not b disregarded- mberlain's Cough
Remedy counteracts any tendency to-
ward pneumonia, 1t always cures and
, pleasant to take. Sold BY ]. 81. Nc
Nicely. Collar; and Bush 4 Randolph,
Fairmount.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1903-03-07

Don't Become Discharges,
but use Simmons Liver Purifier (tin box)
Many limitations Of the original, 60 be
careful and 80 that It's "Purifer" and
manufactured by the A. c. Simmons Jr.
Medicine Co.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1903-03-07

Everything u In the pamo when it
comes 10 witch basel salve. E. G. De-
Witt 4 Co. Of Chicago, discovered, some
years ago, how 10 make Z salve from witch
basel that 10 . specific for piles. For
blind, bleeding, itching and protrudiug
piles. eczema, cuts, burns, bruises and
all skin diseases. DeWitt's Salve has no
equal. This has given rise to numerous
worthless counteFfeits. Ask for De-
Witt's-ths genuine. J. A. Hyde.
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Ever ready. always reliable. are Cheat
hams laxative Tablets. They cure .
cold quicker than any known remedy.
Easy to carry. pleasant to take. Guar
anteed. Price Is cents.
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For catarrh and colds in the head.
Hunts Lightning OH inhaled u . cure
cure. A few drops taken internally 10
lieves and cures cramp collie, cholera
morbus and such troubIeaI 0uarantsod.
Price q and 50 cent?.
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The best pal: meath the stars and stripes;
Itcleanees the system and never gripea.
Little Early Risers of worldly repute-
Ask for DsWitt,s take no substitute.
A small pill, easy t. buy, cay to take and
eagy to act. bat never failing IN results.
DeWitts Little Early Risers arouse the
secretions and oct - . tonic to the liver.
curing permanently. ]. A. Hyde.
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At best life il but short Do not make
IL shorter yet by rank neglect OF that
cough Of yours, when one bottle OF Sim
mons Cough Syrup would cure you.
Guaranteed. Price Is and 50 centsL
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"Talking. Through His Hat"

The Peoples Demands, an official
Democratic paper published at Pol
lock, La, discussing the injustice
done the negro by the labor contract
laws, concludes an excellent article
with the declaration that, 1.-THE ne
gro IL not the white mans equal and
never win be, but he has some rights
or ought to have them" That IL q
fine sense of justice that would soon
put an end to the negro question:
D0naldsonville Chief.
Our Republican friend, L. E. Bent
ley, editor OF the Chief, is one of our
old-time acquaintance. In our ami
cable exchange with him for more
than a quarter century, however, we
do not think We ever saw him 30
completely "eulled" az he seems to
b. by the t0mmyrot o. the editor of
the Demands. protesting that he be-
lieves in or has ever advocated any
sort of rights" for the negro. The
Demands extends a large amount of
comfort to our Republican friend, but
We can assure Bro. Bentley that its
editor b only talking through his
hat" and his remarks in the article
referred to, while quite q complete
backing up Of President Roosevelt,
were hardly 90 intended, but were
more probably a covert and ill-con-
cealed attack and fling at this section
Of Grant parish, the parish board Of
school directors, and the action Of
the Democrats Of the State and par
ish and their method of according to
the negro his share Of rights in the
school fund, and Of enforcing the full
Of contract obligations. The
said rights being as fully and equally
protected and recognized in Grant a.
IN any other portion Of the State.
As . rule w ignore the verdant ut
terances Of the gosling editor Of the
Demands, a. altogether too imma-
lure for serious discussion. However,
N the present Instance, a. Bro. Bent |
ey has been fooled in q degree alto
yether impossible with well informed |
people in this section, we viii devote
, little attention trying to dispel his |
nisconception and Illusion, and the |
ew who may think like him.
The insipid article that the Chief is
pleased to say shows "a fne sense Of
Justice" b directed two-iold: First,
against theState labor contract law,
and passed by our Demo
ratio legislature, to control or pun
Oh irresponsible and rascally whites
Ind blacks. It only affects the ele-
nent that contracts to work for q
month or q year, then. after getting
! lew dollars in money or supplies,
'roceeds to skip out, leaving their
employers in the lurch for
'uch amount a. they may be able to
obtain by this fraudulent and THEW
ne practices. The law il . good one,
md needs no deisnse. In Grant par
sh it has been efBcaciously applied
o both whites and blacks. and we
ave seen it appealed to in several
Instances by industrious and honora- ]
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NOT IN any TRUST

Many nsWsDapsn have htsly glvsa enusoey
70 repogb b. insspoasihls parties 70 IL s0ese
that
me nFu NOME sGWIno MACHINE @
bad sntsgsd . trust q eomhdnatioa; ~ W16A
70 Assure the pubic that thsss = - tvsoeh -
sueA Sepores. We have besa mAnuAetnrine
sewing machines 1be over quarter ole esatns
-, end hayU estahl1shsd . F0paoA11on 1be our
selves aDA our maeA1nso that = ~ eavy q N
othsrs. Our - ICES 16as0" HasA1ns -
nsvsf been yivalea - A0ily nAsh1nss-t
Stands q ths NOD ofau 1tDA 0ro0o Swing
Rnah1nsa. end oeAnAsen ~ 0s0o UaEiea
ne . xos0 1eoso" - tho o01u rooI1U
HIGH GRADE 0esodaO 1aeA6Ue
~ tbe Ns0rnot.
n - not necessary 0ue ~ 70 snose iAto tFuse
20 nve our credit o. pay any 1ebts - ~ have
nodsolD % pay. We have nsvsP Gutessd into
eompoe1t1u0 with DanulAoeuIUGo a low made
cheap mAehinss that are 1AAe % ell regard
Ies Of any intxlnale merits. Do MOI - -
cstved, whsn yua waatsssWtng machine doa't
esnd your money away feo0 hoano: ell o.
Wose Rooso" Doo1oes ~ en- 81 yoa
boe1sS machine 1ue - tA1 yuu en- puroAaso
s1ssWhsgA r. thogo = - asalev nsas you,
Witt direct % ~
the NEW uooDe SgWIuo MACHINE g
ORANGE, MACS.
New Ycek. Chieag9 IN. - Ioais. Me, Acanp
=, Ca OAalaaI 1bx.s - 1Sone1DoA OIL