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The oasis., 1907-04-06
Retires From Medical Staff

Dr. E. NJ. Carpenter, for the last three years with the medical staff of the Consolidated and since the retirement of Dr. Butzow last May, chief of staff in the absence of Dr. Galbraith, last week made public the fact that he had rendered his resignation, effective today. Dr. Carpenter states with regard to his retirement that 1t is made in order to give more attention to personal mining interests than he has been able to devote to these and at the same time give his duties as a mem Der of the medical staff the time re- quired. He Is not yet fully de- termined as to his plans for the future but has under considera- tion the opening of mining brokerage office. His determina- ton to at least partially dis continue the practice of medicine, stepping out of the ranks of active practitioners as he will, will be learned by many with much re- gret, be having established a re- putation of much value in the com munity for high ability. Dr. Carpenters principal mining prop erty interests are in the San Anto- nio mountains, about 26 miles this side of Nogales. The property
 adjoins that of Mayor Arnold and Messrs. Young, Bordwell, Cook and associates, which has lately attract ed considerable attention, Col w.
 c. Greene having during the week made trip to look over the ground, where a shaft Is down 80 feet with excellent ore showings. In the vicinity of Arizpe Dr. Carpenter Is interested in silver properties. Whatever departure he may take in the new field he enters he will
 have the hearty and best wishes of
 many friends.-Cananea Herald.
The oasis., 1907-04-06
New Company Formed.

E. deMain left Thursday for St. Louis and Boston. At the former place he will be joined by c. H. McCrea, a well known mining man who has strong following among investors in London, his home. With Mir. McCrea and his asso- ciates MT. deMaine has formed a new company to take over the properties in the Sierra Azul which he has denounced in the last
The oasis., 1907-04-06
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the Town of Nogales, will receive sealed Aids for the construction of cement sidewalks on Crawford street. in the Town of Nogales, as per specifications furnished by Engineer Perkins on file in the office of the Town Clerk.
 Bids to be sealed and addressed to the Town Clerk, and the said Common Council reserve the right to reject any and all bids
 F. J. MUNICH Town Clerk
The oasis., 1907-04-06
STATE DE TEXAS-

STATE OF TEXAS,I COUNTY OF DALLAS.
 On this 26th day of January, A. D. I907 be- fore me, J. Q. Prewtt a Notary Public in and for the state and County, aforesaid residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, per sonally appeared J. II. Cristler known to me subscribed to, and who executed the annexed instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and con slderatlons and III the capacity therein eX- pressed.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF l have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official Seal at my office n the said State and County the day and year last above written.
 J. Q. PREwTTT sEALl. Notary Public My Commission expires May sist, l90T.
The oasis., 1907-04-06
sTATE OF TEXAs

COUNTY OF CHILbREss tSs-
 On thi, 2ith day of January. in the year lo07, before me. J. II. Hankins, Notary Public in and for the stale and county aforesaid residing therein duly commissioned and sworn persona E appeared A. j. Fires Jno II. r. Jones W. D. Cope, <. r. Buster Chas C. Badgett. D. S Car raWay, E. E. Bates, NJ. A.. Hooker, L. c. Adams J. J. Taylor. J. $. Lane, ]. H. Mowrey, ]. H. Owen. k. II. Norris, 4. J Broyles. l. N. David son, II. j. King known to me 10 be the persons described i'll, whose names are subscribed to- and they acknowledged to me that they ex- ecuted the same for the purposes and consider ations therein expressed.
 In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official Seal at my office in the said State and County, the day and year last above written. J. II. HAWKINS SEAL. Notary Public
 Ny commission expires May Slst 1907.
The oasis., 1907-04-06

X. J. FIRES. lSEALl. JSo. H. r. JONES, fSEALl. W. D. COPE, lSEALl. s. r. BUSTER, [SEALl. CHAs. C. BADGETT. fSEALl. ]. J. TAYLOR, [SEALl. k. C. ADAMS, (SEALt. JAS. T. MANDERs, [sEALl. H. J. KING, tSEALl. HARRY K. BUcHAN, fSEALl. J. H. MowREY, GSEAIl. k. H. NORRIS, [SEALl. D. <. CARRAwAY, tSEALl. B. B BATES, [SEALl. NJ. Q. HOOKER, lSEAL[. J. =. LANE, tSEALl. J. II. CRlsTLER, fsEAL[. |. \. DAVIDSON, )SEALl. \. J. BRoYLEs, lSEALl. J. H. OWENS, lSEALl.
The oasis., 1907-04-06
(COPY) (Form No. SS-Consular1 FORM FOR AuTHENTICATIoN OF SIGNATURE.
(oPYl
AMERICAN CONSULAR SERVICE.

AMERICAN CONSULAR SERVICE.
 HERMoslLLo Mexico Jan. S0 1907.- l, Louis Hostetter, Consul of the United States of America at Hermosillo, Mexico, do hereby certify that the signature of J. T. Manders Ut the foot of the paper hereto an nexed, is his true and genuine signature, made and acknowledged in my presence, and that the said J. T. Manders is personally known to me.
 Tn witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal at my office at Her mosillo, Mexico. this 30th day of January 1g07 and of the Independence of the United States the l3lst.
 1 MEXICAN REVENUE Lotus HosTETTER, STAMP Sl Consul of the United
 States of America.
The oasis., 1907-04-06

Save money by having your Articles of Incorporation drawn and all details arranged by "THE OASIS BUREAU OF INCORPORATION" "*
The oasis., 1907-04-06
TERRIToRY oF ARIzoNA.l

JOUNTY OF SANTA IRUZ.
 l, Phil Herold, County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that have compared the foregoing copy with the original articles of ineorpora- tion of the TECORIPA GOLD MINING, MILL ING < DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, filed and recorded in my office on the 18th day of Febru- ary, 1907, in Book of Miscellaneous Records at page - ct seq; and that the same is full true and correct copy of such original and of the whole thereof
 Witness my hand and seal of office this 18th day of February, A. D. 1907.
 PHIL HERoLD,
 County Recorder. AI.n l. Q Al q
The oasis., 1907-04-06

March April 6.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-27
Inaugural Delegates.

The meeting of the citizens of
this county for the purpose of elect
ing five delegates to represent our
county at the inaugural ceremo-
MES of Hon. George Curry, as
Governor of New Mexico was held
Saturday night, July 2oth, at the
court house.
The meeting was presided over
by Col. T. w. Heman, and f. l..
Shaub acting as secretary. The fol-
lowing delegates were elected and
will certainly represent the dignity
and good name Of the county to
the highest degree Theo. w. He
man, S. NJ. Wharton, G.. II. Che
naIlt, J. A. Street and |. G. Barnes
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-27

To the Sheep Growers OF New
Mexico:
Notice is hereby given to all
owners or persons in charge of
any sheep within the Territory of
New Mexico that all sheep must
be delivered at dipping plants for
dipping under supervision of a
government inspector.
The dipping must be commence
ed in each section by July 1, 1907,
and any sheep within the Terri
tory Of New Mexico which have
not been dipped under supervision
prior to October I, 1907, will be
placed in quarantine, under guard,
and held at owners expense, until
properly dipped and officially re-
leased. This does not, however,
authorize owners to delay until
October I, 1907, to dip their sheep,
but all owners or persons in charge
OF any sheep which are not volun.
tarily presented at dipping plants
before an order to do so has been
given by an Inspector of this
Board, are hereby ordered and di-
rected to deliver said sheep for
dipping at such times and places
and in such manner as NAV be
designated by inspectors in the
field.
Any sheep which are not ieliv-
cred at watts for dipping at such
times and places as may be speci-
fled by inspectors in the field, will
be seized and dipped, and all costs
and expenses incident to such
seizure and dipping will be levied
against such sheep and the sheep
held by Inspector until such ex-
penses are paid.
All corrals or places of close
confinement of sheep, which are
designated by the Inspector as be-
ing infectious, must be cleaned
and disintected, moved and disin.
fected, or destroyed by the owners
or persons in charge, in such man.
ner as the inspector shall pre-
scribe.
Solomon Luna, President.
Harry r. Lee, Secretary.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-27

Solomon Luna, President.
Harry +. Lee, Secretary.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-27

The First National Bank build
ing has been greatly improved by
n hundred and forty feet of gall
vanized iron awning, which ex.
tends the length and width of the
building.
Perlstein Bros. have bought the
Melvin Thorp's Addition,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-13
CASE is A MYSTERY.
Death of Cleveland Banker Puzzles
Officers.

Death of Cleveland Banker Puzzles
Officers.
The wife of John ]. Phillips. the
coal operator. banker. broker and club
man, of Cleveland, who was shot and
fatally injured In his home. liz under
guard in her home The officers who
caused her arrest after the funeral OF
her husband regard her as being in
too nervous a condition to be taken
from her residence and questioned.
Before Phillips died he told tho
physicians and officers that he had
started down stairs to get a bottle OF
beer and that as he turned on the
light burglar shot him. This story
was declared by other members of the
family to be true. The police, how
ever, discredit the explanation An
explanation that Is given general cree
dence Is that Phillips committed sui
eide because of business reyerses and
that the family knows this 10 be the
case.
Phillips was shot about o'clock
The police were not called for three
hours later. Mrs. Phillips said that
the burglar remained in the house for
two or three hours after the shooting
for plumber. Chief Samberger, OF the
police department OF East Cleveland,
the suburb in which Is the home of
the Phillips family. discredits this
story.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-13

Fasase Ises@aas klaasa Scar GaaaT
Nm1iM. In.

80 lSsss usasuek ssstaay HeFHfns
n#Fshbeuns passenger ko. \ IN the
Chicago =n6 Itaek Island road vas
wtaakaa TIRES miles north Of Cedar
Fails. Ia. Twelve men were instantly
killed aud Minis were seriously injured.
several Of walom probably will die.
~ the time Of the wreck the train
WIS going al the rate of forty-fIvs
Eailes an hour. freight was side
tracked on the switch waiting for the
passenger to go by. As the engine
struck the switch 1t jumped the track.
telescoping the baggage and smoking
cars.
List OF the dead: c. u. Oliver, Wa
terloo; John w. Watson, Waterloo;
William Goodwin, Waterloo; j. ID.
Lanpher, Shell Rock; Roy johnson.
Dixie. la; B. NJ Christie. Minneapolis:
III. J. Barron, Beamer, Ia; Tisoda
Laza, Hammond, Ind; ]. A. Merrill,
Charles City. Ia; two unknown Ital-
fans; one unidentified boy, about 20
years Of age. carrying school pin with
letters H. II. s." and a ticket for
IHicaBo, DelleVed TO De Ernest Love-
joy, of Faribauit, MINI.
Names Of the injured: DR.. o. j.
O'Keaf, Marble Rock, Ia. neck brok-
en- and internal injuries; w. II. Mey-
ers. of Burlington. baggageman: arm
and ribs broken; condition critical; j.
A. Newell, Finchford, ILL.,; Central
conductor; arm cut off, both legs
crushed; may die; John Show, Water
loo, cut on head; J. Fl. Douglas. Wa
terloo. collar bone and right arm frac-
tured; ]. L. Mason. Cedar Rapids, en-
gineer: head bruised: L. Mcmahon.
Cedar Rapids, fireman: A. L. welliver.
Cedar Rapids. legs gashed and bruis-
ed; B. II. Merdin. West Liberty. postal
clerk; right arm torn and federated.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-13
GRAND jury AT pEADwooD.
Five Indictments Against Indians for
Sale OF Lsruor.

5NtC "a 4d4A0Fs
With Judge John II. Garland, OF
Sioux Falls, on the bench, the United
States district court Is In session at
Deadwood. While no important cases
are on the docket, the session promises
10 last nearly two weeks and IN mem
orable for its size, as there are over
400 witnesses and others connected
with the term there and more on the
way 1t is the official opening of the
handsome new federal buEdinl, In
Dsadwood.
The grand jury on its first sitting OF
q few minutes returned five true bills,
all against Indians. Shorty Thigh.
William Fine Eyes and Stone Arrow
are each indicted for bringing liquor
onto the Rosebud reservation. and over
fiftv Indians are there TO testify In the
cases. Peter Soldier is accused of
stealing suit of clothes from anoth.
Or Indian on the same reservation,
while Roam Horse il indicted for al
legged horse stealing. Several other in
dictments. especially In a number of
cattle rustling cases. which U. s.
Marshal Bullock has been tracing, are
expected some time this week. and the
1--WE men indicted. all having pleaded
not guilty, will be tried at once.
One case that promises some impor-
tance. the trial of George b. McPher-
son. charged with Illegally fencing L.
$50 acres OF government land In the
southeastern part OF the state. went
over until the next term at Sioux
Falls.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-13
The News News D. South Dakota
BRuLE LANDS N DEMAND.
Many Inquiries Received Regarding
New Tract for Settlers.


New Tract for Settlers.
The officials OF the government land
Office In Pierre are receiving hundreds
Of letters OF inquiry every day In re-
gard to the opening of the 5000 acres
OF land in the Lower Brule reservation.
This tract has been transferred from
the Chamberlain to the Pierre land
district from the fact that II iieA with
In a few miles OF Pierre and long
distance from Chamberlain. There
viii be no long delay from the time Of
the beginning Of the registration until
those who secure filings will be allowed
to make the same, as the drawing viii
be held Immediately after the regtstra-
ton and the clSimapi be allowed to file
at once. the whole transaction being
carried out at the land Office in Pierre.
The question OF securing natural gas
on any " the tsacts secured Is already
settled by the well 1T Mcclure. which In
used to light and heat the ranch on
which 1t IL located and gives bountf-
full supply OF water a. all times. In
many sections the qaestion Of such
wells Is yet one of theory. but on these
lands IL In assured az the Mcclure well
II on the edge Of the tract TO be Open
ed. A sawmiIi just evey9 the border
Or the tract will supply the settlers
with cottonwood lumber AZ q reasons
bic price for the putting up OF their
haffS4nua
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-13
- - Is ~. sas -.


Mssesws sa@ssss@ fasMsss NfsssAs Ia
i tsssss - as&sssee1sE sAaassra.
sNssh g NeFesskss NsssaAsal ~ tn
Messssn saWAs lses4ntaN sampasss. sss.
tissfAa g @ea FsAneiase saturday he
sass Enissa ssaaEs s7ssrrs missioner
stteaisFes ~ regard % lhe relations
ssissinE between hts company arid the
American Sugar Reiiaing company. OF
New York. the Ha-naiisd Hayemeyer
sugar trust. II Was established BY his
testimony that Haeemeyer and hts
men own a large block of stock in the
Western Sugar Refining company, but
he denied either he or his father,
Claus spreckies. had any interest in
the American Sugar Refining COM
pany. He declared the price Of sugar
on the coast liz held low enough to
prevent competition from Havemeyer.
except In q few special grades. which
the Western does not make.
Spreckles' testimony is to be used in
the suit brought by the receiver of the
Pennsylvania Sugar company against
the American company for 100000
600 damages as a result of the Have
meyer interest getting sontrol OF the
Pennsylvania concern and shutting
down the plant. One suit Is both for
conspiracy and violation OF the sher-
man antitrust law and brought in the
United States district court OF New
York.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-13
Ig.eei ITrss joiT LONDON
VANCOUVER RAIDS On JAPs ann
VERY EMBARRASSING.
Canada Expects 70 Have % Apologize
and Pay for work OF sfobs--Lon-
don Times Attributes All The Iron.
BILE 20 Union Labor Agitation.

Advices received at Montreal, Can,
state there has been renewed attacks
on the Japanese at Vancouver. b. C.
The report comes to Consul General
Nosse. of japan, from Aikupnro Ishii.
director of the commercial bureau OF
the Japanese foreign office, who is IN
vestigating the anti-Japanese crusade
in America.
The report states the Japanese
quarter has been attacked several
times by mobs, who destroyed stores
and other Japanese property.
The report gives damage as follows:
General stores, 10; hotels. 9; confec-
tioaery shops, Z; bath houses. 2; bar
Der shops, 5. and other shops, Is.
bringing the total to SO. in which elev-
en- windows and doors were smashed.
Two Japanese were wounded.
Cinsul General Nosse is laying the
entire matter before Premier Laurier.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-13
WIDOW WANTS $4,000 FOR HEAD
Kansas City Medical College and Tn
dertalSer Arc Sued

Kansas City Medical College and I'm
dertaker Are Sued.
In a suit filed in the circuit court at
Kansas City. Mo, Monday for $4,000
damages against the Carroll Davidson
Undertaking company and the Hahne-
mann medical college, mans dissect-
ed body and missing human head
play the important parts.
w. B. Turner was taken to the gen.
,eral hospital on Jan. %. sick. He
died there few days later and the
body was removed At the time of
his death his wife. Mrs Julia Turner,
was out of the city. and says she
knew nothing of her husbands illness
or death. When she returned a few
days later she began a search. which
ended In finding her husbands body
on the operating table of the medical
college. The head was severed from
the body and the faculty of the insti-
tuition told Mrs. Turner so she alleges
In her petition. they did not know
what had become of the head Mrs.
Turner took her husbands headless
body and buried II in Elmwood Gene
terry.
{ In her petition Mrs. Turner says she
has been unable since that time to To-
cate the head. has searched diligently
for 1t. and she wants the medical COL
lege to tell what became of 1t.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-13
WARNING TO FIRE CHIEFS.


State Marshal Crafts Instructions on
Use Of Gasoline.
Fire Marshal Craft. OF Pierre. ~
sending out letter OF warning 70 fire
chiefs all over the state eautieninx
them In their investigations q the
storing and handling 81 gasoline In
the letter be reports sixty-nine FIRES III
the state since the lat ~ July. of
which eight have been traced 70 the
careless handling Of gasoline. TIE
city Of Huron reports f1ve fires. three
started from gasoline explosions Is
one casa q FIRE was started BY : naaa
pouring gasoline from ofse can 10 an
other while holding lighted pIp< Ii
MS mouth. showing that the Kas fgutn
gasoline can be exploded from enal
rs yell IS fruru hsaNe. IRA mar
shall urges the greatest of caution IN
thu storing Of gasoline ard asks that
those who handle IL shall keep q fu
open. detached buildings to allow the
escape OF the sas arising from II. In
stead of allowing II to BE- confined
where Il may explode with danger 70
firemen II case az their being called
upon to fight d FIRE.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-13

CHICAGO.

although business conditions invita-
hose scanning as To the probable eject
u Developments, the factors 10 evidences
disclose no decline in present activity. Ne
adequate relief appears in money u 81
set the pressure, while crop moving needs
must Be met, but this does not minimixs
operations ID the leading productive -
dnstries, many ~ which employ machfa-
cry and forces fully and steadily, nea
orders adding 70 the assured period d for
ward work. Bank statements this Neet
were not quite 50 unfavorabIe a. expect16
and the fact that loans have increased ~
spite shrinkage ID deposits . an encourafs
ius testimony to confidence In the fnns
mental basis Of commerce.
Distribution 10 maintained ~ fhs hieh-
est lt>-I this season. indicating that ~
purchasing power u yet without tnpar.
ent check. AT no time hitherto have more
Waiting buyers appeared here q szcure
fall md winter merchandise.
The volume of paymenfs thronxh III
banks i notably IN ezcexs Of fh4 ht<b
fatal rear sse. and isadInx rskxiI ii14s
make sales 81 nccesaariss which c1mpeN
fsyorsbIy with previous eorxespsndfao
seasons. L&te adT1cez sustain lnproye
nrnt IN the ceru crop. end he kixh prfcm
ruling for grain and lsse stsrk muek tssnt
luaIly noslfy any hnanraaI snxiety.
Grain markets. reflect fAe hlxhenf 49,
are Of saIuex ESTABLISHED Ehls ye4r, ~
he speculative features dzseunr1xs1 -
sxtensian Of cash denana lox IN D<zn<t
pai erreais snd fienx. Lsse xtoek rsrairn
have bsen disappointing.
FsElnre. reported IL CAsezxo dfxsxf1
numbered -. against IL iast se~t III =
. pear axo. ard iHsEade n increases il ~
fauIfx exe<eEsnx $500 )ssn.s Review
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-13
LOST IN THE FROZEN NORTH.
Three Of Arctic Expeditions Are BE
Ileycd TO Have perished.

Three Of Arctic Expeditions Are BE
Iiescd TO Have Persisted.
News Of boss OF the schooner Ouch
ess OF Bedford. a ship belonging 10 the
Ansio-American arctic expedition.
which hoped TO fra new continent
north Of the Mackenzie river. was
brought to Attabasca. Can. by Alfred
Harrison. who has been In the arctic
circle two years and came ON the
steamer Midnight sun.
Harrison said Ernest stefanson, Of
Harvard university. after whom the
expedition had been called. himself
brought the news OF the loss Of their
boat 10 Herseheil island. He also
brought the news OF the disappear
ance OF three Of the party and express
ed the fear that they met death in the
frozen north. The missing men are
Capt. MikkeIsen. a Dane: Ernest I.ef-
fingwell. Of Chicago. and ,. N. Marks.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-09-13

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serm, No. Z. 80 IL aI<s esIa sIsn4&14
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tinsshy. @faa0 20 5zt1o: psntSie. t1A1
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10 szie esxs frssA. lie = - esfafeee
PER huzAsl. - = &c.
InaIAaspaass cazsis. sAsppane. efM
"a x7Is: hosx. ekssce hs4xy. 9tW =
$500. sheep. eomnen 70 pfin. &xat
10 St.T5; wheat. No. =, HTe y &c. curN
No. ? whEfs. &c 10 60 essA M !
xhise. 45e IL s7e.
81 I.oass Cattle. $40 - tT.f0
haxx t4n0 % sa.gg: sAe<n 800 y
$50. wheat. Va. 2. s<'e - - su<a
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No. EsEx>as Gle % DC: paka. no.
mlxed. 4ssc ~ 4s<: re. Sa 2. 10 % sic
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wbest. -. 2. - 10 Gle; eorn. -.
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SC To &C.: re. Ne. 2. Soc 10 Sic.
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Sic h Sc: hariey. standard. SIC 20 So
park. msss. SsAsDA
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tf.fs0 20 sg75; has& k1ls h e.asics. <f0<
- 800 sheen. ecsnmoa IL good maxe1
800 10 $50 iAnaM fair 10 chslr~
600 10 $1.T5.
N~w York asrie. sfao u ssGos
hows s100 70 sT.2s: shesa. s39a Il
xzasO. wAnat. M. reA. ssse sa aSes
asFn, Ma 2. SIC "a sse: cats nAsarsI
HAite. Gsae % &C. hpsteF. creamary. -
. 1Te; ewss. WESTERN Tie - 2ic.
Teleso sxhrat. M. : mIxea. Sc q
NJ; corn. Na n5xed. 6se to Nae:
sass. No. : nExea. ase 90 Ssasf rye. Va
!. 7tc 10 7ses clovsr seed. rvlsne S1uoQ