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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
Visit of Bishop Weller.

Bishop Weller of Fond dn Lac
delivered a most eloquent sermon
last Friday night, at the Eplsco-
pal Mission, before large con-
gregation. The sermon was very
timely as sever al joined the church
on this, his annual visit. Bishop
W. Her is a fine speaker ahd his
sermon was strong. striking home
to all in the congregation. After
the services a smokey had been
arranged by Rev. Johnson and
Mr.. John Radcliffe, and fourteen
of the business men had the pleas
ure of meeting he Bishop person
allv, after which fine spread was
epioved during which the Bishop
gave a short but fine talk to the
men and &c, eral present gave
numerous "reminiscences OF the
past The Bishops visit was a
nleasant one and was enjoyed very
much, not only by the Bishop, but
bv all who met him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03

Word was received here last Friday
announcing the sudden death of J. j.
Folts at his home at Dslevan, Wis.
The deceased is a brother of Fred
Folts, and was large land owner in
this vicinity, and on his frequent Wis
it's here, made many friends by his
joyal and good natured companion
ship, all of whom will miss him.
Fred Folts was not able to attend
the funeral on account of not receiv-
ing the death notice in time to make
railway connection. The relatives
have the sympathy of their friends on
their sudden bereavement.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
Trout Killed BY the Score.

The closing of the dam at the
heaGwaters Of the Deerskin is
causing the death of scores of
trout. The above condition of
affairs has existed every year, and
it is time that action of some kind
was taken to stop it. The dam is
controlled by the Wisconsin I'm
provement Association, lwho have
been notified of the present con-
dition; also that steps Will be TAX
en- to stop the slaughter of the
trout, if they do not. Every
spring fish of all kinds die on &C
count of the scarcity of water and
it must be stopped at once.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03
Case was Postponed.

The case of the State of Wisconsin
vs.. Robert McGregor of Sayner, for
selling liquor without a license, was
called before Municipal Judge Hig-
gins Tuesday afternoon and was post
goned indefinitely, or to some day
agreeable to the parties concerned.
The following witnesses for the State
drove over from Sayner and attended
the hearing; O. W. Sayner, Herbert
Warner, Fred Maloy, Herbert Fab
ium, H. Froehlick, Aug, Shibeck.
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Hackley Mention.

Rev. Toplaka of Eagle River
held Mass here Sunday.
Miss Leona Mack, who is attend
ing school at Eagle River. is
spending her spring vacation at
home.
Miss Lizzie Blong departed to1
Rhlnelander Monday, on a visit
with relatives.
Miss Leila Carpenter of Eagle
River arrived Saturday to visit
her sister, Grace.
The saloon is closed for paint
lug and re-6nishing this week.
Jim Morgan and brother return
ed from Michigan and are now at
work here.
Mrs. John Bowers left for Tiger
ton "Wednesday on an extended
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Warren Tribe came back
from the hospital Monday.
Mrs. Andrew Holman Of Merrill
came to HacKley Monday, to visit
her parents.
Emmett Marco was in Eagle Ri
YER Wednesday on business.
Mrs. II. B. McGill returne d to
Eagle River Wednesday after
short visit with her husband here.
Tohn Bowers was a business Wis
itor in Eagle River FRIDAY.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03

Inc annual town caucus was held
at Ghe Town hall SATURDAY. afternoon
ana was largely attended and the fol-
lowing is the caucus ticket nomi-
mated: ''o'iiA-
For Chairman:
MART HIRZEL
For Supervisors:
STEPHEN BOWkER
FRANK HALL
For Clerk:
FRANK BEARDSLEY
For Treasurer:
FRED MOREY
For Assessor:
JOHN BRADY
For Justice of the Peace:
GEORGE ROGERS
For Constables:
JAMES WHITE
J. j. RODERICk
The following is the account Of the
respective ballots:
CHAIRMAN
Mart HirZel...
J, T. Nemacheck..... .....43
SUPERVISORS
lSt ballot
Stephen Bowker...........92
Frank alI.....................48
j. j. ROderick ...................2
VIM. Sundsten
Roderick withdrew after the first
ballot.
End ballot
Frank Hall...................9l
VIM. Sundsten.
ASSESSOR
John Brady .................."6l
w. j Walsh, sI5
L. J. OOk...................44
Frank Beardsley and Fred Morey
being the only nominees for Clerk and
Treasurer respectively, were nomina.
ted by reclamation.
The following nominees were also
nominated by reclamation: George
A. Rogers, justice; James White anc
j. J. frederick, constables. The eau
Gus committee for ensuing year are
Alex Higgins, W. B. Raymond anC
| John E. Hanson.
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How About The New Fire Alarm?

The church bell was not heard
very plainly when used as fire
alarm Tuesday morning, when
Pete Forsyth's house was ahre.
Some arrangements for a better
alarm will have to be made, or the
town will be all ablaze before an
alarm can be given. It is up to
the Town Board to make some
arrangements for a better alarm.
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Arrested for Assault.

George Vandervort of Lost lake
was arrested Wednesday on a
complaint sworn out against him
for assaulting John Helssen of
Lost lake. The fracas took place
at the town caucus of Pennington
last Saturday. Vandervort is out
On bail awaiting the outcome of
Helssen's INJURIES.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-03

RESULTS OF TOWN CAUCUS

Inc annual town caucus was held
dU 9fle Town hall Saturday afternoon
5 was largely attended and the fol-
loving is the caucus ticket nomi-
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Notice..

Nv wife, Kate Walsh, having left
NV he'd and board, without any reas-
nns whatsoever, | hereby notify all
persons that | will not be responsible
for any bills contracted by her IN my
Dated Eagle River, Wis, April 5r q,
1908 FRANK WALSH. fl-@o
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For Assessor

I hereby announce my CANDIDACY
FOR Snneryisor at the coming spring
election. and ask your aid towards
oioction w. j. WALSH.
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For Supervisor

hereby announce my candloacs
for Suneryisor at the coming spring
election and solicit your support
RoBT. FETT
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: ..onal and Local
,,.orenings Around Town

snoyef. spent vi o''0"y
A. Everett. who spent
NJ. @ssks at Milwaukee, returned
,rs Monday,
,,oost We'll is making improv-
aa S and changes on his proper
; oo Railroad St. this week.
<,,.1a, leads them all in Gents
rfsaa l,ni over his hobby line of
5prIng Styles
o., hammond and John Bissel
y 5r5o, Vitae were town visitors
r,nrsday and Friday.
Harry GcIdenstein of the Buck
-ot5iog Co., spent Thursday up
nv line in the company's interest
Harry Frank was down from
7,,V Ieux Desert Tuesday on a
i",ioess and social trip.
n, and Mrs. w. b Raymond
visited at Minocqua Thursday and
Friday.
Tobp Ely was down from Mon
,sim Saturday on short business
rip.
SM. Nelson was down from
gro,srcmaet the first of this week
IN a business and social trip.
George SingIer of Watersmeet
spent Tuesday in town visiting
friends
Mrs. Mart Hirzel departed on
Monday for Milwaukee, returning
Thursday.
Charles Wiegand returned Mon
lay to ManitoWoc, after several
days visit at the home of his sis
tel, Mrs. Finn LaWler,
Miss Beatrice Thrun spent
Thursday and Friday at Three
Lakes, the guest of Miss Bernlce
Donnejly.
The Douglas Dental Co., of
Minneapolis will be at the Smith
Hotel pariors for one week, begin
mig Saturday, April 4th, fully
EQUIPPED to do first class dental
work at City Prices. Examination
Free
Fred Mavo was down from
Donaldson, the first Of this week.
proving up on timber and stone
claim.
Vet, Bates returned today from
canada. Vet frcze his left foot
some time ago, but is able to get
around on clutches.
Al. Tradeau, Dick Gumear,
Peter LaChance and Will Silsbe
we're the Donaldsonites to Visit
our town Tuesday.
Mrs R. d. McL= d departed
Friday last for Kind. i, S. d.,
0eng called there by the illness
Of he' granddaughter.
John Levitt, manager of the
local store of the H. M. Buck
C'0thlng Co., arrived Tuesday
fOm Iron River. A full lire of
SPTIng goods has been placed in
(neIr store here.
4 full and complete line of CIuett
Tnu monarch Dress Shirts in the
trankePS.
Nh and Mrs, Hayden of Donald
>'0 arrived here Friday and are
guests at the home Of Mrs. Hay
OTo brother, Geo. f. OConnor.
Mrs. q. NJ Nash and son re-
|'oed today from an extended
visit ', at the home of her daughter
~ 5IIS. Janes Donnelly at Three
Lakes. II
charles SIattery arrived Tues
ISJ rom Portland, Oregon, on a
s~oI' business trip. Charles is al
N. VISITING his parents, Mr., and
"fs> R, SIattery.
MISS Bessie Colman, who is at
F5aolng school at Grafton Hall at
s. 'uu Gu Lac, arrived last Friday
spend her vacation with her
5 5a'S"'S' Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Col
~ rKhE. Any one patient bring
IS IS tIl's ad. to our office in the
~, Il'n Hotel Parlors will be en-
S;'u 10 one filing FREE OF CHARGE. |
r; a,S Is TO introduce our work and
n ~. 0e coed ONLY from April 4th
ga ars. c, Ely and daughter of
,n gu ILL.,, arrived here Thursday, |
and S S,e guests at the home of Mr..
FL, MRS. George A, Rogers. Mrs.
!, ~, formerly resided here, being |
}tS, SL e of. N. Tittenmore, the |
9Iss . T. X n W. Ry. agent at this
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-07-08
DeeKhe0d Items.
Too late for last week.

Harvesting is almost over.
Quite an electric storm Sunday
night.
Grandma La1kin has been sick
again.
Miss Dessa Drury is tine owner of
fine new piano.
I'M. Thralls has been visiting at
|. p. Elsea's this week.
Louis Bond is visiting with the
Larkin boys this week.
The prorpect for a good corn
crop is very encouraging.
Johnny McGrath received fine
new saddle last Wednesday.
Miss Edna Durfee is visiting with
Miss Winnie Cooke this week.
When you want a good dish of
ice cream call on Mrs. Geo.Larkin.
Pat Larkin had one of his best
mich cows killed by lightning
Sunday night.
]. w. Burton and daughter, Effie,
made a business trip to the county
seat last Saturday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-07-08
Notice to Contractors
OF the Receiving OF Bids TO Build q
SchOOlhOuse at Sun City, Barber
County, School Dist. No. 81

We, the school board of Sun City, school
district No. 81. desire TO receive bids for the
construction of a schoolhouse at Sun City dis
trict No. 81, Barber county, Kansas.
The house is to be q two-roomed frame
structure 36x62 outside measurements, with
cloak rooms, halls, etc.
For full particulars as to plans and specif-
cations see the County Superintendent or any
member of the Sun City school board, who
have fun set of drawings and specifications
Of the proposed building.
Persons or person receiving the contract
will be expected TO complete the building NC
cording to the drawings and specifications
now in the hands of the above named persons
The person receiving the contract will be
expected to furnish all material, etc.
AL bids submitted must be sealed bids and
be delivered directly to the school board At
Sun City on or before II O'Clock at noon on
Saturday, July 10, 1908.
The school board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids for the above building.
School board of district No. 81:
WA. WARD, Director,
LOUIS BIssANTZ, Clerk,
W. 8. FREEMAN, Treas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-07-08
First published In The Barber County Index
July 8, 1908.
Publication Notice.

The State OF Kansas. to Helen E, Clark and
the unknown heirs and deviReee, and I'M
known Administrators, executors and trustees
OF Helen Is. Clark and Arthur d. Clark, de-
ceased.
You and each of you viii take notice that You
have been sued by r. 8. AtWen In the Dis
trlct Court Of Barber County, Kansas. and
that unless you answer the petition, filed by
the said plaintiff in the said action ON or
before the 12ih day of August, 1908, said
petition will be taken as true, and Judgment
rendered against you and each of you, accord
tngly. OF The following nature to-wit: AdjudR-
fee simple and is in the QAiet peaceable, exclu-
eive and adverse possession Of, all of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in Bar.
Der county. Kansas, to-wit:
The northwest quarter (nw1) of the south
west quarter (swASJ Of section four il), ana the
southwest quarter (swk) Of the northeast
quarter (neO and north half (n{) of the
southeast quarter (se1<) Of section five go All
ten 1Ol, west OF the sixth r n.
And that neither You nor any or either of
you nave any right, title, estate. or interest in
or 20 said Land or any part thereof; that all
title or claim which you or any or either of
you may have had or claim 20 nave in or 70
said real estate be forever barred. foreclosed
and extnguished; and that you and each OF
you and every one OF you be forever barred,
eetopped and f0recioeed from ever setting up
or asserting any right, title or claim in or to
said real estate, or any part thereof.
Judgment VIII aleo be rendered in said &C
ton IN the alternative. against said Helen r
Clark, as though alive and also against the ua.
known heirs and deviaeea aneunknOWn admin.
tltr1t0r0. executors and trustees Of Helen r
Clark and Arthur u. Clark n though they and
each OF them were deceased At the commence
Witsess ny band and oancial stai shis And
| dAy Of July, 1soe. G. ID. RACKLRY
1 eeal: Clerk Of the Disfricf Cos.rs.
SEWARD l. fIKlDs Attorney for PlaInti3.
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MOWG Items.
From the Journal

From the Journal
Tom Brown Is putting in a feed yard
on West MaiRstreet. W. NJ. Derrick
will have charge Of the new institution.
Martin Flanagan returned Monday
night from short visit with friends in
Wichita.
Albert Rumsey and sister, Miss Ber-
tina, will leave None day to attend the
Chautauqua at Winfield. They expect
TO spend about a week.
Clipped from the News Review.
l.. G. Golf returned from western
Kansas, where he was looking up land
for an investment, Saturday. He was
not much impressed with that country
and did not buy any land.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Al SnodderIy
on Tuesday afternoon, twins. One OF
the infants lived but q brief time.
Mother and other child are reported
doing well. DIR. Cloud in attendance.
As token of their fraternal love and
esteem the members Of the X. P. lodge
in this city presented their retiring sec
Rotary, on account of removing from the
city, E. j. Lyons, with q handsome
solid gold emblem of the order. Mr..
Lyons appreciates the gift more for the
memory Of happy days spent with the
members Of the K. p. lodge in Kiowa
1t will perpetuate than for the intrinsic
value of the gift,
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Sharon items.

Just look at the corn tassels.
H. H. Fair is moving his lum-
Der shed.
Farmers are busy laying their
corr by.
Automobiles are getting to be
a common source of conveyance.
DR.. Sturm has the foundation OF
his house laid.
Enon Baptist church was crowd
ed to its capacity Sunday night.
All indications point to a bump.
er corn crop.
The city was thoroughly "bom.
barded" and taken in last Satur-
day.
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King Items

Received too late for publication last week.
Wilbur Hayes returned from the
Lodge on Tuesday.
Chas. Kidd and Thomas Best
were here between trains Tuesday.
Mrs. John Clawson and daugh-
tiers went over in the hills after
blackberries. They got quite a few
S. F. Wells will soon have the
new store building plastered, and
then we can buy groceries in our
own town.
Miss Minnie Moad returned from
the Lodge Monday morning, where
she has been attending Normal the
past month.
Misses Estella and Susan Kidd
are here this week visiting their
uncle, Dan Kidd. They seem to be
enjoying the country air.
Walter Cain from near Wilmore
was here taking pictures the first
OF this week. He took a shot at
each house in King.
Mrs. S. F. Wells has returned
from Goats where she had been
visiting a few days, bringing her
little granddaughter with her.
Mrs. Moad and Miss Abbie Claw
son went to Goats last Thursday
to have some dental work done.
They returned home the same day.
Mr.. Gano, Charley Strain and
Claude Welton will all go to
Wichita to spend the Fourth. Mr..
Gano will see about his race colt
while there and will probably ship
it to King.
Contractor F. R. Hayes went
home on Thursday and returned
Monday. He will soon have the
"Merry Widow cottage completed.
He will then begin building a
granary and barn for Mr.. Gano.
Misses Nettie and Abbie Nc
Nichols of Colorado, who have
been visiting their uncle, Frank
Knowles, for the past two weeks,
will go to independence Thursday
to visit before returning home.
A fishing party from the Lodge
consisting of ]. c. Gano and fam.
lily, H. D. Fair and family, S. l..
Field and family and Miss Louise
Bailey of Kiowa, came up on Fri
day and fShed until Monday. They
caught lots of fish and plenty Ct
chiggers. They all say they had a
splendid time.
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wants to. The fireworks which
were displayed about 9 o'clock
brought an appropriate close to
Fourth of July celebration. The
only thing regretted was that the
Lake band was too much in its in
fancy to furnish music for the oc-
casion. But look out for the next
time for the band will be there
with some shave standing" music.
Celebrating the Fourth at Lake
City certainly excelled anything
that was expected, considering that
it was advertised only week or
ten days ahead. Medicine Lodge,
Aetna, Coldwater, Coats, Elm
Mills, Deerhead, Sun City and
many other points were we'll rep
resented, and they did not make
their trip amiss. The people of
the city and vicinity spared Meth
er muscle nor money to get things
in shape for this date. Abundance
of ice cream and cold drinks were
on grounds gratis to all. In the
afternoon the time was taken up
horse racing and by ball game
between Lake City and Deerhead,
the latter creating quite a bit of
enthusiasm among both specta-
tors and players. By request we
give complete bulletin of the
game as kept by Mr.. Shigley:
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HARDIN GILBERT
Physician

once over Gem Drug Store. Phone ls2
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G.. w. HARPER.
Lake City, Kansas

town and community. Instead OF
the axletree dragging in the mud
as formerly, people can now get
along that particular place quite
respectfully, but the work is not
done yet:
During the progress of the pic
mic on Saturday some suck egg
dog stole F. L. Gordon's lap robe.
This covetous being may consider
himself ahead a few dollars in this
deal, but when he goes to compare
books with the Master he is apt to
discover shortage on his part.
While taking in the ball game
between Deerhead and Lake City
Saturday, A. J. Hargis was struck
near the eye with the ball which
will, likely, forever give him dis
taste for base ball. The force was
sufficient to make the "bleed''
come and to cause Andy to turn
anywhere from one to three somer-
saults.
The recent moisture has been
quite trying on the "hossless" car
rage. Dell Buck, in defiance to
the mud, was down with his auto
trying the river road last week and
of course got stuck. After he had
"sanded' the track with few arm
loads of alfalfa and used a few
Sunday school words he was ready
to try the pike again.
Mrs. fieskeH Marshall, in COM
pany with two other ladies, was
driving ''6ggity" team last
Thursday just south of Sun when
suddenly they made a dash to get
away. The occupants considering
it safer to jump than to remain in
the rig did SO, resulting in a broken
ankle for Mrs. Marshall and well
torn up rig.
F. L. Gordon and wife figured
to leave last Sunday for Denver
where Mr.. Gordon intended to take
in the national democratic conven-
ton but owing to the sickness Of
Mrs. Gordon the trip was necessar-
lily cancelled. They will, however,
start for Colorado Springs as soon
as Mrs. Gordon's health will per
NIT, to pass the warm months.
Deerhead o 90 o o s
Lake City o o o i o o 2
Lake team: Nurse, Cooke, Mil
Ter, Buck, Thompson, Thompson
H., Lott, Redwine, Hatfield.
Deerhead team: Massey, AID.
ans, Larkins, Davis, Larkins Ed
Larkins Nick, Parr, Strickland,
| DoleS.
Deerhead won the first victory o.
her life in this game and has q
fright to shout hallelulah if she
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Isabel Items.

From the Herald.
Grandma CoDlinwoOd. son, Fred, and
daughter. Mrs. Demerot. of Pretty
Prairie, stopped over with DIR. Upde-
graft and wife while on their way to the
ranch to visit their daughter and sister,
Mrs. N. E. Updegraff.
While Alins Williams OF Medicine
Lodge was entertaining her cousin,
Nellie Alexander Of Wichita. they
came 20 Isabel TO visit Mrs. Updegraf,
sister and cousin. After q fine time
fishing and horseback riding they 70.
turned 70 the Lodge Friday.
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HGzeHon Items.

]. w. Jones has enough of Texas
and is back to stay this time.
Mrs. Hiram Sanders died Satur-
day evening from blood poisoning,
caused by childbirth.
Roscoe Robinson and wife are
back in Barber county. 1t is our
opinion they will stay here.
E. y. Kelley of Fisher, Illinois,
bought B. L. brakes quarter east
of town for $4,000. 1t is a fine
quarter of land.
While brothers, Miller & Moore
and John Noble are all out with
their threshers. Where the hail
didn't get in its work the yield
is good.
The rain Tuesday night was on
time and will help a great deal in
finishing a fine corn crop. Our
farmers never had a better prospect
for corn than now.
When Robert Garvin's wheat
was hit by the hail he was out of
the notion of cutting it and sold it
to Miller and Moore who cut and
threshed it and are now about $500
to the good.
We felt very badly last week be-
cause Mixes continued story failed
to appear in the Kiowa papers, but
as large bodies move slowly except
when something in the rear helps
them, it may appear later.
B. Lambeth and wife, father
and mother of L. NJ. Landreth, ar
rived from Morrisonville, Mo-, last
week to visit a few weeks. Mr..
Landreth was one of the first per.
sons to locate in this locality, but
for several years he has lived in
Missouri.
Last Wednesday we noticed Eb.
Fullerton was awfully tickled over
something and on inquiry we found
that not only one but two fine
democrats had just arrived at his
place. Mrs. Fullerton and boys
are doing fine but Eb. hasn't qui.
eted down yet.
The town was almost deserted
Saturday on account of the Fourth.
Everybody went to Kiowa. We
witnessed the ball game between
Kiowa and Hazelton but we are
unable to state at this time who
won the game as both sides were
claiming the victory.
Most men have horse sense suf-
ficient to see that>it is to their in
terest to do what they can to build
up their town and community so
as to enhance the value of property
or business, but once in a while we
find one not of that kind, but forum.
ately they are few and don't cut
much figure in any community.
We were informed last week
that Griffin had employed Mike
Cavanaugh to assist him in his
race in Hazelton township, which,
if true, forever cooks Williams
goose here. Mike is one of our
wealthy and influential men and a
Jealous worker for the cause and
spends his money freely. He can
also give Mr.. Griffin pointers in
running, as he has had experience
in that line.
There is one man in Hazelton
that takes so much interest in the
Index that he can hardly wait for
it to get it in. When the train is
late he almost camps at the post
Office to be in time to get to see a
copy of the old reliable. This fact
ought to be very gratifying to the
publishers. p. S. He is not a
subscriber but borrows from those
who are more able to pay for the
paper.)