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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-11-01
The Land Lubber Knew

Professional military and naval
men are wont to shrug their shoulders
in the presence of the civilian, who be-
longs to amateur organizations. There
Is true story of a young officer in
the navy who met knowledge in a
landsman when he least expected it..
While his ship was in harbor a volun-
teer naval brigade came on board for
q little practical instruction.
The young lieutenant was detailed
to give the landsEan their lesson in
gun maneuvering. He showed them
all the different types of guns and ex-
planned their mechanism. Once, how
ever, his knowledge failed him. One
OF the guns was new model, and
something about the breech mechan-
Ism was novel and perplexing.
'This, leme". is new attach
ment for-for-." One of the naval
brigade spoke up: Excuse me, sir,
It's for range finding" Then he went
on to explain, but after few words
stopped and retired. How do you
know what you're talking about?
This device wasn't put on any ship
until three weeks ago." 81 know, sir,
but you see, invented American
Spectator.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-11-01

tie of the trusts would be driven gu.
OF office or removed for criminal com
plicity, and all the greedy hopes OF
gain Of these financial outlaws would
be destroyed.
"The public booty they had within
their grasp would be taken away
from them; the millions and hundreds
of millions they had expec4 ed to make
out of the people's property by Pill
lage and plumber and by oppression
and extortion would be lost to them.
In honest business they would have
no advantage over honest business
men. and as thieves they would stand
before the people and the law as
other thieves amendable to the law
"You can easily see that these trust
buccaneers, these financial freeboot-
ers. these political pirates will not
tolerate honest conditions if their
wealth and power can prevent. They
will not allow their accomplices in
Office to be removed if their wealth
and power can prevent.
1.-The election board in New York
City. is. comnOsed of the same men
who last year DISTRACTED our efforts
TO get fair count. One member of
this election board, Dady, has been
indicted seventeen separate times
and consequently has a diploma of
fitness to serve thes" corrupt corpor-
atoms. Another is the creature Nc
Clellan. who last year helped bis mas
ter to steal the Office he now holds and
is the creature McCarren. known eve
rvwhere as briber for the Standard
Oil and lighting trust and Brooklyn
Rand Transit. Like master like man.
when the Independence League
petitions were before this election
board they were allowed to he multi
ated and altered and partly destroyed
and an attempt was made to throw
out the Independence League petitions
and Endorsement completely. l am
as+ounded to learn that this attempt
was confirmed this afternoon bv de-
cision from the appellate division of
the supreme court.
"Tf the criminal trusts and corpor-
ations can control the machinery of
both old parties and stife anv indie
pendent movement, what relief can
you hope to secure?
"You may nominate candidates, but
only such candidates as your corpora
ton masters approve. You may cast
YOUR vote, but your vote will only be
counted when your corporation mas
tiers approve. You are free born
American citizens. but you only retain
such rights and liberties as your cor
poration masters allow YOU You con-
duct your own government, but only
in the way that your corporation mas
ters DESIRE"
In conclusion he said: whether
/ am elected or not am enlisted in
this battle to the end, and I will fight
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-11-01
TITLE TO BLACK HILLS ROAD
Federal Court UphoIds Decision Of Su
presme Court of Sout Dakota

Washington-The supreme court of
the United States has dismissed for
want of jurisdiction the case of the
Dakota, Wyoming & Missouri River
Railroad company against John d.
Crouch and Francis Seitzerding. The
suit grew out of the contention over
the ownership of thirty-four miles of
road between Rapid City and Mystic,
In Pennington county, South Dakota.
Crouch and Seitzerding claimed title
through the purchase of mechinics
liens and the state courts sustained
their contention. Today's action of
the supreme court is equivalent to the
affirmation Of that decision.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-11-01
Hoods

Sarsaparilld enjoys the dis
tinction Of being the great
est curative and preventive
medicine the world has ever
known. t. is IN dll-round
medicine, pre- acing its UNI
equoIled effects by purify
ing, vitalizing and enriching
the blood on which the
health and strength Of every
orgm, bone and tissue de-
pend. Accept NO subsii-
Gute for Hoods, but in
sist on having Hoods
AND ONLY HOODS.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-11-01

Bacon-She says she Is twenty-eight
years old.
Egbert-Well, she looks as If she
would say she was about that Old
Yonkers Statesman.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-11-01
WAN

Hustler with $500 to ioin
large Transfer, Storage &
Coal Co., and act probably
as foreman.
1907 N ST., Lincoln, Nebr.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20
LEGALS.
Notice TO Taxpayers

Nouit IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT ] c
" AottaaHlses alseasoa a sbIreniil county
SeVada, has delivered Ia me the AssessHhsHl
hu!I, Inc Mp BOuk and all statements made by
ohhrchHI County tdS pas efS FOR the year TD.
aIl tbAt lie card Of county Commissioners
81 as.' comfy sItltuE &. Il bbafd vi e4aal4 "a
t'A WIZ me- a. eq alize assessments at inr
"iL 90 ~ fseIh, "a 1iir. uhice an the aouu
h"uae Hlan c'luty, III fallou. Nevada. .a
NDhuat. 5epteInnet A., l.eb, Al ID % tIo n a. al
hud vi anH.4lut IA sesatun frum Time [ I'm.
!hl'' hf ii eas 90 equalization pteseb# u H
ldtm ID p al e.. pr N1del that aid Iaari
viii ne j a ter The hrat Monday Ia Ct De-,
eX, tpt 90 pr5F.de4 b! law .lu the meauGime
the a-ataaaaea a. roll wItl remain in the oince OF
Sd j eek tor pdbltD Iuspetlon.
y - u.,OAN. clerk Of the boatl
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20
SUMMONS

Is IuE SECOND JUDICIAL pIsrlIgI
Gut gl.s4e 3talt or Sefdua. il du4 .og
tie sns.sts go CuufrnnI.
he ave u &C. odd seads - AttA4r Matthews
greco
Iou dte ae.,. -4uaa,4 10 app,d. az a.
Aes.'- e=.".as"orI a.atust You 10 uo,enaa..
~ Iva 'iataeaa a. iiatat4it IA tue ocuuud a4tIl-
-tai D,sttaet Oout. "a me state OF Nevada, IL
4ad at 'ae oouutS al onureulll. anu anaa er
- 80 '-pia'"t tae4e.n Nltnin ten DAY af.er -,
se4Ntce u t"'s 5.,tan0ns (tXc.usiAe
Ia "..a - T. - - s".~ Co.. -,
=" 49, 49, #EF.u - An u.a.#. H4.
- ".t J'--~~as - de,dAi. ~ =
.aseu asaa4ss IA ACCORDING 10 ne ptayei a..
saiu SOuipIaint me action Is brought Ia
recover d jdaeuieuL aud deCree OF divorce
tnS piHintll auu aeIendaut upuH The ,ullo9Ing
Sieuuds ~ VII iLHt usIendant ever sin,e
uneir saio marriage mas neglected aud fsllei
W provide ioF plaiutif the eoInmOn neeeasHrIsa
o. me, that sGSn neg Iest Is not The tshuIt Of
poverty gu tie part oI the delendant aud
hhich ut could LOT hEnld by Ordinary in.
dusty. And tnat on 81 kD9ut tie trsl QaY OF
oecem6sr, 1855, the sata DEFENDANT wiIlIuiI
auu Wnnout cause deserted aad abandoned
said plaInuf aud stiII euuuuuUs 10 WiIiiulJ
deserI aud aoalaou said plaintiff and to i've
sepArate aud apart from neF aud against her
HII anI without ner vuussHt
All VI wniou wlII more July appear from the
coiup which 10 On tile n the office of the
UIefk vi sal1 Goart. a. rallon, in said cuuuty,
ami ~ which you are espncinlIy reierrel.
Anu you are iurtner notified that il you inil To
appear and answer salG complaint, the said
ptnlutii will apply ~ the CouIt Tor tue relief
deuIaJde4.
IA testimony whereof, ! have hereunto set
NY hand and stixed tn. Seal vi said Court, at
1910. ". Ii. BROWN.
Clerk of the second Judicial District Court
oi Tue ) ate OF Nevada, ia aud Tor Churchill
COUNTY.
tsEAL)
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20
SUMMONS

IN TUE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CouFt " the state OF heYaIs, Ia anu .ol
tue IoaDty UI CnurehIl
abe state ii nsvuda seuds % II. q GIIger
Sou, NJ a diibersoi. " a Beal aud :. *,
fItch-r greeting;
ipd ufe ueivOy required to appear IN an
action ,oInmenged AGAINST sou as |uelendauts
y " "A, nays, L. \ .HIase. VI. X S.utt
aiG hidden ,lehsuIt Mining turpuratian OF
N"Nnl't. fspf pofntiuul as ~plntuuiia III thu
a"Duu4 J4dIctal District court 81 III.
County Of Churchill, aud answer tue
sVhiP'aiut sneto Az "4.nIn tea CnIs a.ssr Tue
e'EN'le oA fo4 OF tnls -uMlnous exclusive VI
dAy ~ s~FNIeet. IA serF 81 IL SAID Counl,. OF
twenty uhso Il served Oat Vi SAID vounty. Dut
NllnIu said =DIstrl,t, aud II all utuer csss,
torty dHyst u guutmeAt IL uefuuu viii p,
ehbed against 1oI Hccurdlns 10 pJayer OIL raid
COMPLAINT Int a-tIOu = brought 10 Quiet
me 10 iodr AllHiuB LOeatlous, VIZ. Ihe I!lu.
uSA i'thsat s,-A4luuen treasure No. hid.
utu ItShaate 40. --aAu okIuuu Traction
aiming cInlias, sllualel IL Wonder Aiulnp
district, OuurtDlllC uuuty, Nevada, The Com
PAN, alleges tuut tue flaIutlrs nrs own
efa Thereon That deieudants clam Au INFER
es' tne'eIu hlheise 80 fiatnttis, wnIch claim II
hhhvJt ngnt. Inry Iultntr Attge tun. q. L.
94'hSIs'u l. Il tht'cd othtgs beputJ AluerA,
auINe3"r PauhInltrI ~ INV IRON Mak4ae
"t4utus Loehlious, Hud attempted To reIaen,r
al Jump fIhIutlus ClAIIns, using hi, sister +
HahIe. ihey IuTtuer hilege luul peIenuuats
are 'respasslng IN flaintitis. claims and
TO Soutlnue sIch trespHSses unless re
stfa1ned b. tie court, aud the Complaint also
pays Tor M IiJunNttun, aHa Iur geuo!al 10.
aica, duu Ior co-fs % sult,
all VI "aied wan iuVie tally appear from the
colA L .d'btt - lii 10 uA nIc IL LIE uI41e q. L.,
I!SEA Vi the sald Count. az tHl!uu. III za!4
County, aha 10 h4Ch YOU ART Especially rsIer.
rcd anI yoL ars luther notified That II you All
~ spPeai 1ud Hnswer snlu complaint, the onIu
piHtulliIs VIII nppIS W Tue CVurL Ir tue relleI
denIaude1.
Ia Ieotnnouy wuereoi I have heteunto set
hy Aahd spd al sea tue sent of SAID ,lurt. ~
feilon th4s IL lay u september, a. l.. Ia1.
~. II. bE9h -,
81 the Stats =! HSFala, - 49, !ur LnureAIl
ae4A..
SEAL
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20

Mrs. C. o. eastman, of St. Clair, an
experienced music teacher, will give
lessons in Fallon, in both vocal and IN
strumental music Parties desiring 10
take lessons IN either branch should see
her. Oct. 8
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20
PAINTING AND PApERING. IN
QUlRE 3lRClIELL BROS.
Danger from the Plague.

There's grea danger from the plague
OF Coughs and Colds that are So prevail
ent, unless YOU take Dir. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, Coughs and
Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls. of Forest city,
Me, writes; ITS 4 Golsend to people
living in climates where coughs and
colds prevail. | find it quickly ends
them. 1t prevents pneumonia, cures
Ladrippe, gives wonderful relief in
Asthma and Hay Fever, and makes
weak lungs strong enough 10 ward off
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. &c
and $l.O0. Guaranteed by q. * X.
Drug Co. Trial bottle free.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20
How TO Cure n Cold.

The question Of how to cure a cold
without unnecessary loss Of time is one
III which We are all more or less inter
ested, Tor the quicker a cold Is 81 item
rid Of the less the danger Of pneumonia
and other serious diseases. Mr.. Is. W.
L. Hall, OF Waverley, Va, has used
Chamberlain Cough Remedy for years
and says Il firmly believe Chamber
lain's Cough Rhmedy to be absolutely
the best preparation on the market for
colds, | have recommended il to my
friends aud they ali agree with me-
For sale by all druggists.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20

Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Figs and
Raisins always fresh at Beach's.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20
WALKER LAKE PROCLAMATION

Whereas, allotments of lands
in the Walker River Indian Res
ervation IN tle state OF Nevada
have been made to, approved
and accepted 5y the Pah Ute
Indians Of mat Reservation
pursuant to tn requirements OF
the Act Oi Congress approved
May 81, 1902 80 U. S. Statutes
at Ii Tee, 26u)5
And, whereas. other portions
of the lands Ia aud Reservation
have been selected, set apart and
reserved for the Use of said In
dams in CON uan tor the grazing
live stock persuant to the re
quirements o. lie Joint Resolu-
ton of Cougress No 80, APPROX
ed June 10, 1902 (32 U. S. Stat
utes at large 73-t), and other
timbered portions thereof have
been set apart IDr The use of said
Indians in common pursuant to
the r%equircn Ms OF the Act OF
Congress apa raesd June 21,19O6
(34 L s. 5sttates at large
35S) and o h portions thereo'
have been I'D aud set apart
for agency, >chaoI. cemetery and
church purpes under the gen
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20

location blanks at this office.
Well boring done by Tull x Coffrin.
Shop east OF the Court House.
House moving done by Tull < Cofirin
Shop east OF the Court House.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20
For Sale.

Cedar fence posts, i'll any quautitr.
ED. 7. MORGAN, Hazen, Nav.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20
Notice for Publication

4Hos ). fonp. Attorney Tor r%lslhnGs1.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20
Quin3e Sprai S and Swellings
Cured,

"In November, 1901, l caught cold
and hal tho quinsey.. Ny throat was
swollen Sc | c uld hardly breathe. 7
applied CT ambsrlain's PUN Balm and It
gave me RELIEF IN n short time. III two
DAYS was all right" says Mrs. L. Con-
wins, 0tterburn, Mich. Chambefiain's
sain BALM ia liniment and i especially
Paluable Tor sprains and swellings For
sale by ali druggists.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20
A Fairyiew Millionaire

AS75,0OO automobile rolled
through the 100000 bronze
gates ana up taeS35,OOO wind
ing aveau b.. IL $4,000 mar
bic steps D-zeeadlng from the
machine, this nliltonaire paused
a moment To vIew the smiling
$500, 900 land cape.
Across the $4,000 lawn a
S125, 900 siivei lake lay sleeping
III the shades 81 early evening,
and bvyond II rose a lordly
$50, 600 init, Whose crest, cloak
ed With forest II an expense OF
5000, 900, gloWed in the last
golden rays tie setting sun.
The biiiIonatrr sank luxurious
ly into q 5000 ivory porch
chair and restod his feet on the
rosewood raillus OF the $16O,OO0
yeranda.
at is pleasant he observed,
Ito get back 10 nature once III a
while. Alter the cares and wor-
ries of the day,I certainly love
to run out to this quiet little
$50, 000, 900 country Climb OF
ours and taste n bit of simple
life. 1t is good to keep in touch
with the so4lr OF what is man
but dust, after all.
Feeling restored. he passed in
through the $500, 900 doorway
10 his 81, 500 oinner.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20
Blood Poisoning

results from chronic constipation, which
ia ouickly cured by DR., King'sNew Lie
pills. They removes all poisonous germs
from the system and infuse new lie and
yigor cure sour stomach, nansia, head
ache, dizziness and collie, without grip
inc OF discomfort. 25c. Guaranteed by
G. 4 K. Drug Co.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20

Tull & CoffrinJ will estimate on your
house free OF charge. See them at their
shop east OF the Court House.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20

Mich cows, au6 broke and unbroke
horses for sale, sinply, or in numners
at the Dr.SA. II. Heppner's ranch, on
Old river.
The oasis., 1906-01-06

f0nl These impnifnt p
 eHa opehl} deif ime tB .n AH 19na and eefmll peti0 eiih impaaiiy afe noe ap nfi0fe a different body oi oen thun au Arizona legislature
 What better argument could he asked in support of lointurey Keep up your lick John You are making converts Co ioluture every issue. And by his maleyolent abuse of the advocates of jointure O'Brien Moore of the Tucson Citi- zen, is doing like valiant service for the great cause of statehood for Arizona and New Mexico jointly.
The oasis., 1906-01-06
SHE'LL BE BOSS.

Woman was intended to bring joy to both man and nation-but rule over neither The foregoing, an extract from the oration of one of the young lady contestants in last nights oratorical contest, goes to show that that young lady will make some man an excellent wife.
 Albuquerque Citizen.
 Surely that girl will make some man an excellent wife. You can risk your dollars on that. And she will be boss-without her hns- band knowing or caring.
The oasis., 1906-01-06
4 LEFT HANDED SUPPORT.

John Dunbar, in the Phoenix Enterprise, while supporting the cause of anti-jointure continues to present good solid argument why jointure should prevail. This is the latest:
 Senator Beveridge's strongest argument for joint.statehood, and what he is using with vigor, is the fact that the Arizona mines do not pay any taxes, or less than three per cent of the actual cash value of their property. Truly. the chickens are coming home to
The oasis., 1906-01-06
SEE HOW THEY PREPoNDERATE.

"Mexicans will run Arizona if jointure becomes fact" That is the assertion that is continually presented by the anti's. Here is the roster of the Ranger force of the territory of New Mexico as 1t present constituted:
 Captain, John r. Fullerton; lieutenant, Cipriano Baca; ser geant, R. ". Lewis; privates, George Elkins, Julius Meyers, ]. J. Rrophy, w. E. Dudley, Herbert McGrath, Octaviano Perea, Fran. cisco Apodaca, William Taylor
 Eight Americans and three Mexicans. Americans preponderat- ing in a ratio of almost three to one. Does that look like running public affairs in New Mexico by Mexicans2
The oasis., 1906-01-06
ONE WlLL NOT.

The federal officials of Arizona will sign q Round Robinn and send 1t 10 President Roosevclt on this statehood question Wonder what the man with the axe will do when this document reaches hlm2-Ph9nix Enterprise.
 THE OASIS can name one federal official in Arizona who will not sign the Round Robin;'' and that is MT. Edwin Baker, collector of customs for the distrlct of Ari- zona. Mir. Baker has authorized this statement.
The oasis., 1906-01-06

tbe ahiis fef fhe Hlneif per cfnt Iu one fefrlioff aud lWolhlfds lh fhe otlef leaf io ao io lbe polls iu D conHfulI0nal election aud voie down the feeble minority They afe like Cue meu hoasling of his strength ata county iair, who Twas afraid that he would break the machine" when invited to a practical test.
The oasis., 1906-01-06

"THuNDERINc" are the tones" (according to O'Brien Moore) in which the people of Arizona de- clared against jointure with New Mexico at Phoenix last week. Mir. Moore is too young to iecol- lect the laundering tones' with which in 1861 Virginia and ten other states declared against jointure with the rest of the Union. But iointure prevailed then. It will now
The oasis., 1906-01-06

would he H1 efmlNaI plocfedIaKs growing nu ei ibe closing eI the lhfee Wasb bank juha x
 Walsh did not fake one dollar dH. honesiIyH said Mr Shaw "lle did n0 more than many other bankers in this country orc doing all of the time There has been
 DO embezzlement or tbeit."
 If Secretary Shaw is correctly quoted there is no crime in any bank officials use of bank deposi- tors funds in his own business enterprises. What Mir. Walsh has done is exactly what the collapsed International Bank in Nogales did with the money of depositors two years ago. Everybody knows now that the International Trust Com paDy and the Arizona Commercial Company borrowed from the In ternational Bank large sums which they could not repay. And as bank officials they loaned to themselves as the two companies named the monies 50 lost. They operated on a small scale in No- gales the same methods used on a large scale in Chicago by Mir. Walsh-whieh Secretary Shaw says now is perfectly legitimate
 Secretary Shaw may be right in his views. If he is there should be a radical change in the laws gov erning banking in the United States. How would it do to adopt the Chinese method? It is said that there has not been a bank failure in China during more than a thousand years. In that be- nighted land when a bank fails the heads of all it's officials are made part of the assets. The offending officials are summarily decapitated and their heads placed among the rest of the assets of the defunct institutions. And the head of every nan who has been at' any time a director or official in the institution goes along with the rest. One cannot evade responsibility byI selling out his holding in the in- stitution and retiring from the directorate.
The oasis., 1906-01-06

WHEN lecturing a score of years since, Bob Ingersoll often told with great effect the advice of the man to his son, viz: Honesty is the best polcy. l have tried bosh. 7 With these later day developments the point to the story is gone. Those who have tried both seem the most successful with the other.
The oasis., 1906-01-06

ARIZONA wouldn't stand with New Mexico to retain the duty on hides, in case Of jointure, is the pIaint Of the santa Fe New Mex iean. Why, Arizona has been shouting for duty on hides ever since 1t was cut of from New Mexico.
The oasis., 1906-01-06

"AIoRE than ninety per cent of the people of Arizona and two thirds of the people of New Mexico are unalterably opposed to ioin- ture" is the positive assertion of
The oasis., 1906-01-06
"THEY ALL DO IT.

A couple of weeks ago three
 great banks in Chicago, all owned
 and controlled by the same man
 Mir. John R. Walsh, collapsed. Mir
 Walsh Is a great fnancier-one Q
 the so-called captains of industry
 He was building railways, conduct ing great manufacturing enter prises, coal mines, quarries, etc., and directing heavy investments of money in a dozen different di- rections. Everything was on q grand scale, and all the various enterprises in which he was em- parked are destined to become money makers, while some of them are already in that rank. All those enterprises were heavy bor- rowers from the three banks of which Mir. Walsh was president, and the money loaned them was the money of depositors In other words Mr. Walsh, the banker, loaned to himself under the guise of railway corporation, or a manufacturing corporation, or some other enterprise, the money Of other people which had been deposited with him for safe keep ing, and for loaning upon sub- stantial security. So long as his various enterprises met their obli- gations to his banks, and did not load down too deeply, everything was all right. But when they all got from the banks large sums Of money which all could not repay when due, the credit of the banks passed the straining point and broke. The depiorable result has startled the business world.
 The securities for the loans made by the Walsh banks to the Walsh enterprises were stocks and bopds of the self same corporations. It is asserted that those securities are all worth the money for which they were hypothecated, and that in the end the depositors in the banks will realize every dollar. That is the story which is told al- ways in such cases. The future will develop its truth or falsity. But the public are told gravely by the very highest financial authori- ty that Mr. Walsh has done no- thing wrong. The following As sociated Press telegram was sent out from Chicago:
 Chicago. Dec. 2S.-secretary of the Treasury Shaw arrived in the city today. In an interview he practically declared that there
The oasis., 1906-01-06

Pa tronize home
 ins stitutions. A bank supervised by Uncle Sam, with all the safeguards
 thrown around a Ma tlonal Bank, will prove sa ti fac tory to you
The oasis., 1906-01-06
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