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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
fPoIltleal Aaxsrtlslnal
(PoItiesl Advertisins) REESE N. LING AND 3. OF 1. F. B [.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. COUNTY OF COCHSE, ss.

T. C. Phillips, being first duly sworn, deposes and says. that he has read the circular put out by Reese Nj. l4ng, which purported Co be a copy of letters written by H. L. Dick inson. of Peoria. Illinois. General Counsel for the Brotherhood cf Loco motive Firemen and Enginemen, to and in behalf Of the candidacy Oi said Ling for the United States Sen. ate from the State of Arizona; that having heard that said letter was a forgery and not genuine. and wishing tO satisfy his nund on that point, he wrote a letter Of inquiry to said Brotherhood. asking if Dickson wrote the said letters; that he wrote the said inquiry on the back of the cir cular on which the said letters from said Dickson were printed. and that he mailed said inquiry to said Broth eThood at Peoria, Illinois: that on the 16th day Of October. 1911. re- ply to the said letter was received lat the postoffice at Lowell. Arizona. addressed to afiant. T. 0. Phillips, and subsequently delivered to him at said postoffice, and thaa the fol lowing is a true and correct copy of the said letter.
 BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
 FIRENEN AND ENGINEMEN Legal Department.
 F. L. Dickson
 General Counsel
 12i7 Jefferson Building
 Peoria, Illinois, Oct. 18th, 1911
 SUBJECT.
 Mr. T. O. Phillips.
 Lowell, Arizona
 bear Sir:
 YUur communication ad- dressed to 'Fireme1 and Enginemen' on the reverse side of sheet quotins my letters Of Sept. 18th and Oct 2nd.. 1911, addressed to Nr Reese M Liug and railroad men in Arizona has been received and referred Co mc for re- nv.
 ! beg to state that grote the let ters referred 10 and ! know whereof l speak: Ling is BOt g corporation nan and never has been; he has been a friend of the poor man all bis life and you cant do better than send him to the Senate. He dont belong 10 the Santa Fe, the Southern Pacific or the Shelter Trust
 was a resident of Kingman. Ari- z1Ea. for six years and know some thing of the way the corporations have ruled Arizona and how they would like to continue to rule lt. but In my honest opinion you cant make mistake in relying on Mr LinE's heing a friend Of the man who works t0T his hving
 Tn campaigns like this one you clu expect to hear anything bad of a can Giuate bur ! say know Ling and know him tp De straight and clesn anu a friend of tHe poor man, what his opponeut1 or enemies say 70 the contrary notwithstanding.
 I wrote these letters hoping that tLey would have some influence in getting the vote of the working peo- IIe for Ling and ] stand by what said therein and hope you will do what you can to aid in luis election tU the Senate. He is worthy or rour confidence and is a. able as you havs iu Arizona or anywhere for tngt mat fra
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
Typewritsr Stolen.

A typewriter was stolen yesterday at neon from the office Of the Dicus Plumbing company. which Is moving its stock tO> Douglas, preparatory to going cut of business here. The place was left open while the worEmeG went 10 lunch. and when they re- turned the typewriter was gone The loss was reported to officers
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
MarI1 Smith Returns-

Mark A. Smith, candidate for the democratic nomination for United States senator, will return to the Warren district for another talk to the voters Of this section. He win speak in Lowell tonight un- der the auspices of the Lowell demo cratic club.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
Stone in Bladder RGm0VGt
 Without Surgical Operation

In the Spring of I9o4. I was confined to my bed with kidney trouble and thought that I would never recover l took lot of medicine but did no; realize any benefit from anything. Ifnally saw Dr. Kilmer's Swsmp-RoOt advertisement and sent for a sample bottle and thought the ssmpie bottle helped me, so l bought more of the medicine from my Druggist, and after using few bottles discharged -a very large stone from my bladder.
 After passing this stone my health was very much improved and have been able to continue my business without artxr Serfosfs krecS
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
Biliousuess is due to a disorder.

Biliousuess is due to a disordered condition of theS.stOmach. sChamberr lain's Tablets are essentially a stom- ach medicine. intended especially to act on that organ; to cleanse 1t, strengthen 1t, tone and invigorate it. to regulate the liver and to banish hiliousness positively and efiectually. For sale by all dealers. TS
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
Very Truly Yours.

El- AL. lllN fhoJ-Ns
 General Counsel, B. of T.. F. & E. That the origina, letter. of which tEc above is a true and correct copy, is iu existence. and that affiant is willing tO and will show the same 10 any and all persons who wish tC read and inspect it; that his resi- dence is in Lowell, Arizona that the said letter of inquiry was written b. him without any suggestion on tle l.ehalf Of any person or persons: thar he has received no reward, payment or promise thereof for the making oI this affidavit. that he nas not cou.- MuEicated with Reese M. Ling. eth. CT before or after receiving the let ter referred to; thas he has read tnis affidavit and is acquainted with the contents thereof and knows it to be true in substance and in fact, and further saith not
 T o. PHILLIPS. Subscribed and sworn to before this 2lst day Of October, A. h.. 1911 (ScaD ALEXANDER HURRY,
 Notary Public Ny commission expires May i5tn, 1915
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
Queer Fac, In Nature.

The taliest and shortest people Of Europe. the NorwegiaB and the Lapps. live side by side.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
ifternoon Concert.

The Copper Queen band will play today at 2:30 in the afternoon instead CT in the evening. as here tOlOre, on account of the cooler weather which has set in with the advent Of autumn
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
Folly of Amer

Consider how few things are worthy 7f anger. and you will wonder thai any but fools should be in wrath.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22

Chairman John F. Ross. of the democratic county committee, passed through the city on his way to his home in Douglas last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22

Mrs. T. Barnard and Miss Bulah Barnard, who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. W. w. McGristy. in this city, have returned 10 their home at St. Charles, La.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
With Fair Store.
st. John's GylId.
Gets Three Deer.

George II. Cobbe, timekeeper at the Oliver shaft, has returned from a hunting trip in the mountains, bring ing back three hefty deer aud recol- .Iections of a splendid and thrilling hunt
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
ceneert thls Afternoon.

The Copper Queen band will ren- der another concert at Vista Park sunday, Oct. g.
 March Regimeutal Band C. Swesley Overture Nebucadneser.
 c. Verdi Waltz. Bowers Of Beauty
 Ellis Brooks Trombone Solo Down in the Deep C.. Watson H. ". Petrie Medley Strains from Sterns
 R. I- Halle Caprice Venetian Beauty
 w. Rolfe March The Steel King St Claire W J. Knight Conductor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22

Col H. L. Pickett, Of Tombstone. arrived from the east yesterday to close his senatorial campaign in the Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
]. L. KNOWLES,
Headland, Ala.

 Personally appeared before me this sth day of September. 1909, J. Loftus Knowles who subscribed the above state ment and made oath that the same is true in substance and in fact.
 ]. W. WHIDDoN,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
SEVENTH ARIZONA
 ANNUAL FAIR

One Week---Phoenix Nov. 9th to I1th---One Week
 mammoth Display of Arizona Livestock Agricur ursL Horticultural spiary Products.
 Poultry thirty Chickens Pigeons Ducks Turkeys Peacocks A family from just matched to grown.
 One whole afternoon automobile by most daring auto drivers twenty
 Racing program includes many grand hundred all parts o United Jockey cowboy relay busting
 the hal may Of premiums.
 AngeesPhosnx finishes day Q n gandstand One Whole Week Of Fun And Education For Every body. Round trip rate form Bisbee will be $9.40
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22

Editor Joe CChn. of the Sonora News, was in Bisbee last evening on his way 10 Douglas from Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22

Vic Walling, manager of the Can anea railway, and best known in Bis bee as the former manager Of the Cananes baseball team, was an cast bound passenger last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22

Miss Nora Sullivan, an experienced seamstress and filter, has accepted a position with the Fair store.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22

Eugene $. Ives spent yesterday and last night in Lowell and Bisbee in the interest Of his campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
Prove what Swamp-Roct win Do For You

Send 10 pr. Kilrner & Co, Bingham ton, N. N, for a sample bottle. IL will convince anyone. You will also receive a bookleto of valuable information, telling all about the k ki1neysand bladder. When Writing be sure ard mention this paper. Regular fifty cents and One dollar size bottles for sale at oil drug stores.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
Brief Local Items

Son Born.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Csid, Cs Tate Hill, yesterday. a son Announce Sons Birth.
 On October l5 there was born to Mir. and Mrs John w. Pitts at San 6ersville, Ga. a baby boy. With Fair Store.
 Mrs. Pressly Haley has accepted a position with the Fair store in their altering department during the rush season.
 st. Johns Guild.
 St Johns Guild of the Episcopl-, church will meet with Mrs. Pea 3hOdy. at Warren, Tuesday afternoon, Octo- ter 24. at 2:S0 o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22

J. V. Bergen, real estate and right Of way representative of the Fl Paso and Southwestern railway. was a passenger on the train last evening en route from Tucson to Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22
Personal Mention

D. Y6anez, Of Capanea. is a visi, tor in the city.
 Judge c. Durazo of Cananea is in Bisbee on business trip.
 W. H. Neal. Of the Bar ranch, was a business visitor yesterday
 F.. N Raymond, of Cananea. was in the city iast evening.
 Sam Yarnel. of Douglas. was in Bisbee yesterday doing politics.
 Lamar Cobb returned to Bisbee yes terday to close his political campaign rTicr 10 the primary
 Eugene $. Ives spent yesterday and last night in Lowell and Bisbee in the interest Of his campaign.
 Miss Nora Sullivan, an experienced seamstress and filter, has accepted a position with the Fair store.
 Editor Joe Cohn. of the Sonora News, was in Bisbee last evening on his way 10 Douglas from Cananea.
 Col H. L. Pickett, Of Tombstone. arrived from the east yesterday to close his senatorial campaign in the Warren district
 Chairman John r. Ross. of the democratic county committee, passed through the city on his way to his home in Douglas last evening.
 Mrs. T. Barnard and Miss Bulah Barnard, who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs W. W. McGristy. in this city, have returned 10 their home at St. Charles, La.
 Vic Wailing, manager Of the Can anea railway, and best known in Bis bee as the former manager Of the Cananes baseball team. was an east bound passenger last evening.
 J. V. Bergen, real estate and right Of way representative of the Fl Paso and Southwestern railway. was passenger on the train last evening en route from Tucson to Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22

Lamar Cobb returned to Bisbee yes terday to close his political campaign pTicr 10 the primary
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22

Sam Yarnell. of Douglas, was in Bisbee yesterday doing politics.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22

whole afternoon devoted to automobile racing by world; ing drivers in cars over twenty different makes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-06
STOCK AT MAJESTIC.

Beginning May - the policy of the
Majestic theatre, which has been SO
successful the past season with vaude-
vile, will be changed for the summer
to stock. Miss Helen Aubrey, for
merry with the Shubert Stock com
pany of Rochester, \. Y, the For
paugh Stock company of Cincinnati
and other well known repertoire or
CARNATIONS comes 10 the Majestic for
the summer. Miss Aubrey's support
ing company is said to be all that
could be desired. Some of the plays
to be presented during this engage
ment are Alaska. the opening bill,
THE Land That God Forgot" "A So
cial Judas, Camille, Across the
Great Divide" etc
Matinees will be given Wednesday,
Saturday and Sunday. There will be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-06
YOUNG, men 4 HIT
WITH MINSTRELSY
First Black Face Under Y. M.
G. A. Auspices Proves
Splendid Success.
AUDIENCE FILLS THEATRE
Performers Sing, Dance and Crack
Jokes With Confidence of
Old Stagers.

The first minstrel performance I'M
der the auspices of the gymnasium
committee of the Rock Island Y. NJ. c.
A. was given last evening at the Ill
nois theatre. The large audience
which attended, the performance was
we'll satisfied with the work of all the
participants, and should the minstrel
show become an annual event in the
life Of the association it would be a
success. The treasury of the gymna,
SUM has been nicely reimbursed
through the efforts of the black
faces" and many needed improve
ments at the association home will
be made as a result.
AS a rule, home talent minstrel per-
formances have features which are not
always so acceptable, but that Of last
evening was an exception. There
was a scarcity of antiquated jokes,
and even when some old-timers did
crop out they were so we'll handled
that they scored. The songs through
out were bright and catchy and
the soloists all rendered their parts
ably.
END MEN FUNNY.
John w Casio of the Rock Island
high school faculty was an able
interlocutor. The stunts pulled off
by Charles ROantree, William
Toal, E. NJ Wright and Floyd Wilson
we're laughabIe as we'll as original,
The team work of Roantree and Toai
was especially good. The comedy by
this quartet throughout the first part
kept the audience in a state Of mirtn.
The chorus appeared TO fine advan-
tage under the leadership OF PROBES
sor z. L. Philbrook. The second part
was taken up by clog dancers, song
sters, comedy artists and ventriio-
quist The Gof brothers, in their roll
er skating act. we're handicapped by
the condition OF the stage. In eonclu-
sion there was a river levee scene,
the soloists were Robert Cloudas and
Joe Houston.
The success OF the performance is
attributed largely to the gymnasium
committee which consists of DR.. W z.
Martin. Harry c. Fulmer, Albert z.
Swami and c. E Gilman, physical di-
rector. The program:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-06

Harvey and Harry GCft
Introducing trick and fancy skating,
with the double slide.
Characters" ...E. H. Haas
Sketch, Down On de MississIp'
Scene-Levee at Natchez.
CAcT on QUAD ACTEPS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-06
a change of bill every Monday and
Thursday evening.
BROOKS ON CLEAN PLAYS.

a change Of bill every Monday and
Thursday evening.
BROOKS ON CLEAN PLAYS.
Joseph Brooks, the associate and
partner Of Klaw & Granger, writes in
recent magazine articles as follows,
on the subject of clean plays:
1T is a matter Of the keenest salts
faction to me that was interested in
than a play or a stage spectacle. 1t
is a wonderful story and its success
was made because it dealt with a sub
ject that was near and dear to the
hearts OF the people themselves. But
oy far the most gratifying thing in
connection with the presentation of
this biblical play, is the number OF
people 1t has attracted 70 the theater-
people who ordinarily never grace the
doors of a pIay house. and they have
come, not once. but in many cases, two
and three times, 10 witness 'Ben-Rnr.
'At the beginning OF last season,
Klaw & Erlanger and the writer had
the exceptional good fortune to secure
another play. which, is a striking
example Of the genuine play OF the
SO4i Ills pASNC Is NoiiCh ANSOCNN1
Of Sunny5roOk Farm II is a cram
atization By Kate Douglas Wiggin and
Charlotte Thompson OF the beautiful
and whimsical 'Re5ecca' stories, writ
ten by Kata Wiggin. Mrs. WigGin
and Miss Thompson have created a
genuinely true American play. ii is not
q Broadway show in the generally ac-
cepted definition Of that designation.
as applied 10 musical comedies, mas
much as our audiences consisted, not
alone of the regular metropolitan pat
rons OF the theater, but the same sort
of substantial men and women-and
children-that patroniza and find de-
light in 'Ben-Hur' Like sll Plays of
this kind. 'Rebecca' is sim rIicity itself,
but the all-absorbirg heart interest Is
there in abundance. Il is. above all
else, clean in idea. clean in the tell
ing and beautiful in sentiment.
Il personally draw the line at the
exposition and exploitation of the
seany sides of life. l say this because
am firmly convinced, that people, as
as a whole. do not love to have the
worst sides of life held up to them.
even through the mirror used by the
stage of the theater
The pubic soon tires OF the violet
hued emanations that so often parade
as drama. They want the genuine
thing in the long run. The best proof
that this is so. and that the genuine,
lasting thing in the way of dramatic
productions is the natural play. the
play OF soil, as we have named it. lies
in the fact that such plays as these
live through many years, while ali
the passing fancies Of the theater, al
the vogues in the drama. all the fads
for particular kinds Of plays, die out
of their own accord"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-06

Havana" the musical PLAY. which
for nearly TWO seasons at the Casino
New York, comes TO the Illinois thea
ter next Tuesday night, with James 7.
Powers in the role Of Samuel Nix
and a company Of 10 people, includ-
ing the fascinating little Hello People
People Hello" girls. The Casino thea
ter, New York has been the home OF
more prominent musical successes
than any American theatre. In years
to come. should a resume be made,
Havana" would take the rank as
among the most artistic. as well as
financial. of the many triumphs The
music Of the play is by Leslie Stuart.
who composed the score of "Floro-
dore: James 7 Powers revised the
book for America, thus showing him
self the first time as the author of a
complete play. His role is that OF
Samuel Nix, bos'un of the yacht
Wasp. The Wasp puts in at the
harbor Of Havana just at the time
a Cuban revolution is brewing. Il is
brought out that seven years before
Nix has married a Cuban girl, desert
ing her almost at the altar. Upon his
return he mistakes a stout lady revolu-
ZIONIST for his mate of former years,
and his association with the highly
excftable individual causes him to be
arrested as a ringleader of the insur
gents. Death is to be the penalty, but
instead OF being executed, Nix is
turned over to his discarded wife, she
having discovered a law which declares
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-06
PRODIGALS LOSE IN
SECOND CONTEST

tcontinuel from Page NineD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-06

Inns Clemens (2). Dickey. Two-base
hits-Fosberg. Paddock. Sours, Wall.
Struck out-By Fosberg, 4 by Hen
dirk. :. Bases on balls-Off Fosberg.
5; off Hendrix, A. Umpire-Bennett.
DANVILLE WINS EASILY.
Danville, Ill. May 6-Fifteen runs
and 10 hits we're garnered by the Nc
Carthyites in yesterdays game with
the Urbana- Champaign team of the
I'm. league. Score:
Champaign =. ..OO0OOOO2o ? :
Danville &c. ....2O14 Az +-15 IL l
Batteries-Marshall Hill, and MUIR
ply: Benz and McDonough.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-06

Musical director-Prof. E. L. Phil
brook.
Director of end men-Charles Golf
Piano accompanist - Frank G.
Young. Jr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w Casio.
Ends Bones E. NJ. Wright
Charles Golf, Harvey Golf, William
Broderick.
Ends-CTambos) - Charles Roam
tree, William Toal, Floyd Wilson, Joe
Houston.
Grand opening overture Introduc
ing medley of popular song hits-'I
Likes You Honey. ANY old Place.
I'm An Auto Car. Hats, Hats, Hats,
Gold Old Doctor Long Green, 4
Could Care for You. Come Get IN
der My ParasoT, "Bye-Bye, My Sail
or Boy.
Take Ne With You in Your Dreams
...................J John NaaO
'There1l Come a Time" .........
..~..............C Charles Roantree
q Fear No Foe .......Ed CaAIpetzer
sugar Moon ........... Charles Gofi
Kiss Me- Arthur Jonasscn
Listen To That Jungle Band" 49,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Floyd Wilson
III Make That Black Gal Nine.
T.. NJ. Wright
Finale ............ Entire Company
Center setting court.
Pages 10 Observation-Disclosures Rob
ert Pearce, Jr., Master Herbert Copp.
Chorus-Curt Lundeen, Arthur Luu
deem, Harry c. Fulmer, Albert E.
Swami II. f. Hinkley, A l.. BrUner,
Ed. Caulpetzer, H. J. Dawson, Arthur
JOnassen. Earl Greenwood, ]. .. Haz-
ard, John Naab, Evans f. Russell,
". A Warren. louis Kolls, Edwin I.
Johnston, B. F Steaks, Carl KreIi.
Walter Taylor, Willard z. Park, Rob
ert NJ. Cloudas. Earl Strupp, Elmer
Schuck. Irving Wright, George r. Bak-
er, Harry Hoffman, Frank Park, Hal
sey Benster. Harry Steaks. Herman
Hillmer, Ralph f. KoeTber, Harland e
Rich, John Pardon
Song and Dance novelty. :. j. Swanson
Arion Male quartet ............
H. ]. Dawson, Arthur Jonassen, Ed
Caulpetzer, J. G. Hazard.
Comedy Sketch Observation-Disclosures.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-06
"THE CANDY GIRL"

The Illinois theatre has secured the
Candy Girl" for an attraction to-
morrow matinee and night The
lyrics of the Candy Girl" are all of
the whistleahle variety, and among
the hits are Reno" Minstrel Boy
and The Candy Girl" The music IS
all by True r. Fristoe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-06

much interested in he seach now and
I hope to complete my set before lons.
7 don't know why Cissing isn't more
widely read. To me he is wonderful.
His style is something like Dickens 4,
but far more subtle. The picture he
draws CT life among the poor is Won
derful Poor fellow. he knew only too
well what it was to be hungry and in
actual want himself
Miss Burke makes a point of visit
ing the secondhand book shops in
every city she visits. she is TO be at
the Grand next Monday in Mrs.
Dott."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-06
BILLIE eURkE COLLECTOR

Miss Billie Burke has a new fad.
She's collecting the writings of George
Cissing. Cissing was an English nov
elisJ, who wrote somewhat in the style
OF Charles Dickens He died when
he was &c. leaving thirty or more vol
umes, Chiefly novels, but also some
travels and essays. His novels never
attained wide popularity and some Of
them are out of print. Hence their in
terest 10 the collector. Il happened 10
pick up one of Cissing's novels on
a railway book stand in England last
summer" says Miss Burke. and l
became so much interested in it that
I wanted TO read more and l started
out 20 buy all his novels l could Then
found il wasn't at all an easy task.
could find some of them only in the
second hand shops. and even there
couldn't find all have become very
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-06

man dead who lives away from his
wife for period of seven years. AS
Nix has complied with every aspect
Of the law, he is dead, and, therefore,
cannot be executed again. Prominent
in the cast with Mr.. Powers will be
seen Geraldine Malone, Helen Darling,
Hattie Arnold. Bessie Graham, Cecil
Mayo. Lillian FEethrer, Mae German,
Edna Alling, Marie Flood, J. Gunith
Davis. Donald Archer, Ernest Hare,
Charles Prince, George Odell, Dave
Andrada. Aurthgr Demers, Glenn Con
nor, Fred Merck and a chorus of 60.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-02-25
For Sale.
Notice 70 Planters.

One Dean double action SIZE 1873
&c inches No 2uU41
| Sm"dIey ! 81 acton ~ % ~!
x10 inches
Epping Carpenter & Go ltd
single action pluuger pump No,
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Ban Pump double action siz" D,
34s6 inches.
Henry r. Warrington dol.h
action ptunger pump size 6x3A
inches No 1854.
l Marsh air compress No. l46o!
size 6>6xG:
Blake fly wheel single scl'on 5s4
"A inches.
Blake boiler feeder single actor
size 81 >51N6.
A. s. Cameron single ACTON No
9l22 size 3x6x6 inches.
All Of the above is second hand
but has been repaired and put in goo'
condition. aud is as good as new.
Apply
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