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A New "Venture
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Has opened a
AT No. 218 N. CENTRE ST.,
POTTSVXLLE, PENH' A.
Bales of assorted goods, notions, hardware,
glassware, etc,, etc.
Gouds from all parts ot the county solicited
on commission.
THE SEASON FOR
PIC-NICS
HE1XO AT HAXIi,
Committeemen should bear hi
mind that, the Herald ofllco;
is prepared to do all kinds of
Poster Work!
at the most reasonable rates.
Give us n call and obtain our
prices, All work dene when
promised and in a satisfactory
manner.
W, S, SNYDER'S
Boot and Shoe Store
(Masteller's old stand,)
Corner Coal and JardinIStH.
Mr. Bnyder will always keep In stock a fine
line oi pools ana snoes.
1Htom Work and Repairing;
done In the best style. He guarantees to sell
cheaper than competitors on Main street who
have bin rents to pay, and guarantees a genu
ine bargain on every purchase.
IMPORTANT NOTICE !
All persons are hereby warned
NOT TO FISH IN TIE DAMS !
Belonging to the
Shenandoah Water Company,
jmel nil parties caught violating this notice
WIU pu
Prosecuted ns Trespassers.
Dy order of
OOMPANY.
Or tUo Ufjuor Habit, Cureu
by aumiuifttcruiK Jr. unmiv
B ia nTinrAntiired Ail & Dowdir. whlah n.n bn trlvn
11 fflais of beer, a cup of ooUee or tea, or In ioo2.
rtthrut the knowledge of (be patient. It is absolutely
armless, and will elfeot a permanent and a peed?
laic a rtinu " ZZltZ irrrvi
1 cases, isu iubb iuuvu fhi" h
-wad It never I'allA. The y stem onoe Iwpreenat"
(i witii tf Speoiflo.n beooines au utter impowaiDUity
the liquor app
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OfHee-; West Lloyd Street.lBhetmndooh
Pa.
THE LEADERS LOST
Pittsburg's Club Bay All
ArOund tho Giants.
CHICAGO BEATEN BY BOSTON.
Olarkson's 0urve3 Prevent Anson's Team
from Making Mora Than One Hit.
Tlo Brookytn Score .Anotlior Victory
Over tho ClcveliirHs Cincinnati Win
Throo Btralcht la Philadelphia-Only
Ono Association Galno rlayed Tho
Kaitorn Association Playing Good Hall.
New York, Juno 11. Pittsburg has
chocked Now York's victorious caroor.
Not only did O'Neill's Stars win, but thoy
literally wiped up the ground with the
Giants.
They gauged John Ewing's curves in
tho vory flrst Inning and fell upon thorn
mercilessly. They never stopped hitting
all through tho gamo. Unfortunntely
for tho Giants, Old Man Calvin pitched
Uko a cyclone.
It mattered not whether ho sent in an
Bp curvo or a down twist, tho splioro loft
'tis hand with such speed tljat tho long
tats of tho Ulauts seemed hypnotized.
Anton's Colts Shut Out.
Boston, Juno 11. Tho Bostons trimmed
Hutchison of Chicago in fine shape.
They pounded him for 18 cloau hits, and,
with the assistance of errors, turned 13
of their hltB Into runs, while tho visitors
couldn't got onto Clarkson n llttlo hit,
their six hits being scattered, and thoy
wore shut out with ultto gooso eggs. Tho
Holding of oach Bide was brilliant. Lako
made his first appearanca with tho Delin
eators. BASEBALL SCORES.
Tho Chicago Club Meets With a Waterloo
In llostou.
Tho following aro the scores of games
played;
at Nw YOtUC.
New York 1 0 0 3 0 0
Pittsburg 8 SJ 0 1 2 0
0 11-0
, 1 0 x-H
Galvhi ami
Batteries J. Ewlng and Clark;
Muck.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn !1 0 0 1 1 0
ClovelttiKl 0 3 3 0 0 0
Ji-ittcries Lovctt and Dalleyi
0 4 0-0
0 2 0-8
Voung and
dimmer.
AT TJOBTOX
Uoston S 3 1 0 3 3 0 0 S-13
Chlcniro 0 0000000 0-0
nattrrlos- Clarkson and Bennett: Hutcbln
son and KlttrlcUre.
AT riUXADKLPMA.
Philadelphia. 0 0001000 0-1
Cincinnati I 001 0001 x-3
rintterios Thornton and Drown; Mullauo und
Hurrinuton.
Tho National I.oacuo Record.
Per Per
Clutil. tTon. Lnit C't CXvtn. Wnn. IisL CI
Clilcu(ro....2'i
Now York.4
VUirdel'n..21
Clovoland..20
15 .(123
10 ,UI)0
21 .500
23 .400
oston ... 20
.488
.403
.402
.405
Brooklyn ..10
littsburK..18
Cinelnuatl .17
Association Oumos.
AT WASinNOTON.
Washington 1 0 0
Athletics 0 0 1
natterloa-Millcr and
lain and Mllllgan:
0 2 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 3
0- 2
McGutro; Chumler
Tho Association Ilocard,
Per
Prr
Clutx. Won. Lout. C't
Columbus.. 83 27 .400
Athletics. ..82 20 1. 458
I,OU'vill0....23 31 .420
Wash,tou...l3 31 .311
dula. Won.lMt.Pt
Boston... 31 17 .040
Bt. Louis.. 33 20 .023
Baltimore 27 20 .074
Cinciun'tl24 2o .400
tfnatern League
AT TltOY.
Troy 0 1 0 0 1 0
Syracuse 0 4 0 0 1 1
2 0
2 8
Batterios rerson and Myers; Day, O'Bourko
Wells aud Cote
AT ritOVIDEIJCE.
Ilnffalo 1 000003137
Providence 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 8 04
Batteries Ooclall and Wcckbcckcr, ltyan
and Murphy.
AT LEBANON,
Lebanon 0
Albany , 1
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 0 2 1 0 0 1
0 0
x- 7
Casey
Batteries Anderson
and Bushong;
and ltocuo.
AT NEW HAVEN.
NowIIaven 3 0 0
Itochester 4 0 0
Battcrics-Ollliland and
and Bowman.
0 1
1 0
0 2-
1
0
Decker; Cushman
Opposed to a New Jersey Hank,
PnihAOELpniA, June 11, Dlstrict-At-tnmov
Graham filed in court before
" judgo Arnold a suggestion for , a writ of
quo warranto against tuo uamuen, n. j,,
National Bank asking that the officials
show cause why their branch office in this
city should not be closod. It is claimed
that the New Jersey bank has no author
ity to open a branch in this State. Tho
writ was made returnable in 10 days.
Senator Cullom for Presldout.
CniOAOO, June 11. Senator Cullom
will soon bo fully In tho field as a Presi
dential candidate. His frionds will
shortly open headquarters in Chicago.
A special meeting of tho State Republi
can Committee has also been called for
next week to adopt plans for tho Im
mediate organization of tho party for
the Presidential campaign.
Several Ministers lleilcn.
PrrrsBUBO, Juno 11. Tho Reformed
Presbyterian Synod was In an uproar when
thn resolution sustaining the Pittsburg
Presbytery was passed by a vote of 00 to
37, All tho suspended ministers, except
A. N. McClurklu, announced tneir witu
drawal from tho Reformed Presbyterian
church. They will he followed by at
least twenty-five other ministers,
New York's Lumber Strikes Oniettled,
New York. June 11. Tho troubles In
labor circles seem.ta bo as complicated as
ever and the prospect for sattlpment s
very dim. Tho lumber yards aro being
run by non-union men. Tho housesmiths
and framors met as usual to-day but
nothing now was developed from tho re
ports received.
Voted In Tuvor of Dr. Ilrooks.
Watertown, N. Y., June 11. Tho Cen
tral New York Dloceso consented to the
consecration of Phillips Brooks as bishop,
and 81,000 was appropriated for a eooro-
tary to assist the bishop.
A Child rationed by Hatches.
Avon, N. Y., Juno 11. Yesterday af
ternoon the '.4-year-old son 01 Martin
Qobla ato a box of matches-which he had
found. Tho child became stuplded and
died late la the nigat.
flighest of all in Leavening Tower.
ONE MORE JURY BRIBER.
Detective O'SIutloy's Partnor Toand
Guilty nn Charged,
New OnXEAKij, Juno 11. Tho trials of
tho jury bribers were continued in tho
Criminal District Court boforo Judgo
Baker. Groat Interest nttached to .ha
proceedings, as it was understood that
Dotecttvo O'JInlloy and McCrystal wore to
bo tried. A large crowd, therefore, filled
tho court-room,
After the customary business ot tlia
court had been dispatched, O'Malley and
McCrystal wore called. District-Attorney
Luzonburg asked tho court for a sever
ance of the two accused, as tho State pro-,
poicd to put McCrystal on trinl flrst.
Ills motion was granted, and O'Malley
Was ordered to step aside.
The empanelling of tho jury was soon
completed. Tales Juror McCabew was
the chief wituoss for tho State. Ho tes
tified positively that McCrystal had of
fered him $500 if ho would work for a
mistrial or acquittal If ho got on tho
Ilennessy jury. Ho refused tho oiler.
McCrystal's confession to tho District
Attorney was thon offered in testimony,
but tho Judge promptly rulod against its
admissablllty.
Aftor some further testimony tho caso
was given to the jury. They wero
gono hut a few minutos, when thoy re
turned with a verdict of guilty as
charged.
DROPPED DEAD IN HIS BARN.
A Woll-Known Clergyman Stricken Down
With Heart Dlsnnso,
BoiuntsTowM, N. J., Jung 11. At 8. m.
tho Rev. William C. Bowen, president of
tho Bonlontown Female Colleiro, was
found dead In tho barn on tho Collogo
grounds.
Ho had remained out In tho barn so
long that ono of bis daughtors wondered
what kept him and went out to call him.
Receiving no response Bhe entered the
barn. Her fathor lay dead upon tho floor
nenr a favorlto Aldernoy cow.
Ho bod been stricken with heart dis
ease and dropped dead as he was attempt
ing to milk tho cow.
Prof. Iiowon was born 89 years ago at
Berkshire, N. Y. For tho past 15 years he
has boen president nnd owner of tho col
lego. Ho was well known In tho Metho
dist-Episcopal Conference in Now York
nnd Now Jorsoy.
TWO LEADERS CONVICTED.
McSloy and Dlsnion round Guilty for
Hlotlnj; and Conspiracy.
Uniontown, Pa., Juno 11. Tho jury In
tho caso of John McSloy, Mlko DIsmon
and MS.othor strikers for conspiracy and
riot at tho Frick Company's Leisenring
No. 2 Works, found McSloy and Dlsmon
guilty and acquitted tho others.
laa cuso ul conspiracy, nut, etc.,
against John R. Rao, Peter Wlso and
others was taken up, aud it will tako
two' days to decide it, Tho operators
seem to have other cases woll worked up
against tho leaders In tho Btrlke, aud aro
determined to have thorn In tho peniten
tiary if possible.
Judgement
ihonld be displayed In buying medVl
tino abovo all things. In selecting to
remedy for any disease, you should be'
positive that it contains nothing Injur
ious to the health. Many remedies
on the market leave tho patient in
much worse condition, than befora
taking them.
s. s. s.
ts purely vegetable, and perfectly
harmless; the most 1 delicate chtld:ean
tafceltwith absolute safety. It contain
no mercury or minerals of, any, , kind,
and yet it never falls to cure the db ,
eases it Is recommended for.
Book on Blood and Skin diseases frw.
Swift Spccino Co., Atlanta, , da
kick HcMljeho nnd relieve ull tho troubles inci
dent to a bilious state of tho system, snort S3
SlzzlaeBS. Nausea. Drowsiness. Distress alter
eating. Pais In the Bide, 4o. While their most
jrex&ikablo euccess has been shown In curing j
ile&Saehe, yet Carter's Llttlo Liver Pills oro
couillj valuable In Constipation, curing and pro
venting this annoying coniplatnt.wrillo they also
correct all disorders or thestomacn .stimulate the
liver and regulato the bowels. Even U they only
curoa
Buffer from this distressing complaint; but f orta
Batelyth6lrgoodnessdoeanotoudhere,andthOBe whonncotry themwlll And thooe llttlo pills valu
able In so many ways that they will not bo wit
illss to do without them. But after aUsick bead
'lathetianoof so many lives that horofawhera
ve make our grcaiuooat. wucyuuii.uiui.nMuu
others do not.
Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and
wr-r pftflv to take. One or two nllla make a dose.
iicy are strlotly vegetablq and do not grlpo oc
purge, uuiuy uiBirev""'"1
iiueihcin. InvialaatSScentsi Uveforfl. Sola
'by drugglaU everywhere, or sunt by mail.
. CARTER MEDIOINB CO., New York!
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VMfcnvTronldtoalmostrricelrtomosdvha
U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
Tho Coming Trotting Meetings.
RocirasTUR, N. Y., Juno 11. The stew
ards of tho Grand Central Trotting Cir
cuit met nt tho otnee of tho Rochester
privlng Park Association shortly beforo
noon and decided upon tho following
moctlngs' for the coming season: Pitts
burg, July 14 to 17 Inclusivo; Clovoland,
July i!& to 81; Buffalo, Aug. -I to 7;
Rochester, Aug. 11 to 1-4; Springfield,
Aug. 18 to 21; Hartford, Aug. 25 to 28;
Philadelphia, Sept. 1 to i.
Jerry Dorgnn Found Dead Ilia Coll.
Middletown, Conn., June 11. Jorry
Dorgan, brother of Mlko Dorgnn, the
right fielder, forinorly of the New Yorks,
and a well-known bail player himself.
was found seriously ill during the night
In tho stable In the rear of the Kllbourno
House. lie was taken to the look-up.
At au early hour ho was found dead in
his coll. Alcoholism was the causo of
death.
An Old Oporrt House Uurned.
Baltimore, Juno 11. The Concordia
Opora House, located on Eutaw street,
Hoar Baltimore, was burned last night.
The loss will amount to about $50,000;
partially Insured. Edwin Forrest playod
his farewell ongiigomont at tho Concor
dia, and several other famous actors, nc
tressos and lecturers had nppoared at tho
old house.
Drought In Western Now York.
Lockport. N. Y., Juno 11. A severe
drought has prevailed throughout cer
tain portions of Western New York,
whloh Is proving very disastrous to tho
crops. Efforts are being made to save
the com, but In tlio clay soil belt this is
impossible. Hero tho lato oats, sowed
four weeks ago, have failed to come up.
A Wondnrful Case.
Huntington, W. Vn., June 11. Threo
weeks ago tho 11-yenr-old son of Alexan
der Mnssey was at death's door with lung
troublo. As a lost resort, Dr. Yickors
mado an Incision over tho heart and into
the lung, from which half a' gallon of
pus was taken. Antlseptlo treatmont
followed, aud tho boy is perfectly woll
to-day.
Kallroad 1'roporty Burned.
Albany, N. Y., Juno 11. Tho New
York Central Hotel, together with two
barns, an lco house and about luu square
foot of cuttle Bliods at West Albany wero
burned last night. Tho loss is about
$50,000. Tho property was all owned by
tho Central Railroad Company.
Over $0,000 for tho Loss uf a Leg.
Northampton, Mass., June 11. Henry
Mooney got a verdict of $0,000.07 in tho
Suporlor Court in his suit against the
Connecticut River Lumbor Company
for tho loss of a leg In a saw mill ot the
tompany wherein ho was employod.
btovo Dealers Assign
WiLLlAMSPORT, Pa., Juno 11. McQlll &
Woltroth, hardware and stove dealers,
have algnod. It Is bollevod tho assots
will cover the liabilities,
Winners at tho Ascot Races.
London, June 11. The race for the
Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot was won by
Laureate IL, with Rathbeal second and
Breach third.
What the Druggists say
of Heisfcoll'sOintment.
' When we are us Iced to recommend a, prepara
tion fur akin dlsrase, wo hand out Hkiskf.ll's
Ointment, wtili every coulldcnce of lUr&uccta
ful treatment or the disease."
J C. Rkdicic, 6 filtitaet., Butler, Pa.
"I have been selling ITeiskelih Ointment
for eleven years. It gives universal satisfaction '
Jtwill cure Thtter.
Q, Y. IIACKHNBERQEB. EalnbrMge, I
AVe have evidence of the curatl vo properties
of IlEisKEua Ointment here, It Is a good
reliable ointment."
Fleming & Esler, Tarentum, Ta.
"In all fckln diseases I Invariably recommed
Hkj3kkll'b Ointment."'
J. J, Keil, Sharpsburg, Ta.
"ITeiskell's Ointment cures n hen all dsn
falls." JIcCxjjllan (filtKED, FreeporUi'a.
Heiskell'h Ointment sells on Its own
merit-" IL 11, Hilton. KUtannlnc, Fa.
THEATRF, nUII.lJINti,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
Capital, $100,000.00.
A. W. Leisenring, Pres.,
P. J. Ferguson, V. Pres.;
J. R. Leisenring, Cashier, '
S. W. Vast, Ass' i Cashier.
Open Dally From 9 to 3.
3 PER CENT. INTEREST !
Xnia 011 SavliiKB DcpoHllu.
First
Mm
Bank
AMOB GIVES BATTLE;
Police Firo Into n Crowd of,
Strikers at Grand Rapids.
SEVERAL PERSONS WOUNDED.
Tho light Raged Half an Hour When tha
Mob Broko and Ban.
Sovornl of the l'ollco llndly llrnlscd
Tho Station Houses Filled With l'i lon
ors and Serious Troublo reared Tho
Local 3111111,1 In Sympathy With the
Strikers Ultra l'ollco Sworn In,
QnANti RAfiDS, Mich., Juno 11. An
other big riot occurred during tha morn
ing, and it was tho most sorious that has
yet taken place In tho strike of the stnet
car omployes.
The pollco learned at midnight that
tho strikers had hold a sccrot mooting
and contemplated action. A number of
strikers wero seen going north nnd a
squad of polloe followed. The strikers
hid bohlnd nn ombnukment, nnd tho po
lice hid near by and waited an hour.
Tho strikers sout out two scouts to recon
noitre, nud thoy were o.ipturod by tho po
lice.
At 3:d0 the strikers moved quietly
toward tho wheel pits, and, as It bos since
been learned, with the Intention to blow
up tho pits with dynamite. Tho pollco
charged and met with a volley from re
volvers and with stones. Tho police ro
turncd tho fire, nnd, from the crieB heard,
it is believed that several members of tho
mob were wounded.
A pitched battle ensued, sovornl of the
police being roughly handled. Detectiva
Smith's bond was cut open, but ho was
not fatally injured. Tho police fired
again aud halt tho mob fled, while a hun
dred remained behind to have It out with
tho polioo, who fought desperately and
captured 13 of tho strikers, several of
whom have been Identified as belonging
to tho union.
At noon It wns rumored that one man
of the mob whs dying and several more
wounded, but this cannot be verified, as
their whereabouts cannot be learned.
Nearly half the members of the militia
belong to labor unions, and the regular
army at Fort Wayne may have to be
called upon, so say the officers.
The polloe station 1b filled with prison
ers, who will be arraigned under the
State lnw. About 250 specials will be
enrolled at once. ' Serious rioting Is like
ly to occur.
SIR WILLIAM IN FAVOR.
Ills Murrlago to Ullas Garner Created it
Sensation In London.
London, June 11. Tho marriage of Sir
William Oordon-Cumming to Miss dar
ner of Now York created tho greatost
sonsation bore and has immensely helped
Cummlng in tho popular estimation.
Opinion to-day ts much nioro favorable
to tho Baronet than aftor tho verdict.
It is now claimed that tho jury was
packed, and that so fnr from tho tlefenso
being surprised by tho questions which a
juryman nuurcBfeea to tnorrtneoor nines
tho questions wero oxpectod, nnd hnd
been arranged In advance in oider togivo
the Prince a pretext for declaring his bo
llof In Cumralng's guilt. A Juryman has
admitted that' the caso was settled
ogalnst tho plaintiff by tho evidence; of
the Prince, and especially tho answer of
tho latter declaring thnt he had found it
impossible to discredit the ovldenca
against Cummlng. It is said that all tho
jnrymon are Conservatives in political
faHh.
Never In history, nt least since tho
Cromwell period, has tho royal houso of
England bcon subjected to such sovore
criticism In tho person of the botr to 'the
throne.
The leading newspapers, irrespective
of party, In London and tho provinces
aro united in arraigning tho Prlnco of
Wales for tho low example ho has given
the public, and startling suggestions aro
given currency that the Princo's kind of
royalty I3 not suited to tho ago and to tho
people. Tho Nonconformists everywhere
are aroused and next Sunday will un
doubtedly wituoss somo of the, plainest
utterance of, tho century from the pul
pits of Great Brltnln.
Sir Wllllnm Gordon-dimming has re
signed from all his olubs. The costs
taxed against him are 5,000 pounds.
ITALY'S KING ACTIVE.
Slightly Alarmed Over a Secret Message
rroin tha Kutsor.
London, Juno 11. Mysterious confor
euces havo been going on within tho past
few days botwoon tho courts of Gormany
and Italy. The subject of those discus
sions is not known, but it Is known that
King Humbert socrctly left Monza, with
out tho. public having any idea of his
journey, nnd went to Rome, where ho
held a long conference with the Cabinet,
Before the King left Monza It Is under
stood that ho was visited by an agent of
the Kaiser, direct from Borlln, the bearer
ot a message Jroui the uermnn emperor.
Slnco Humbert's visit to Rome, there has
been renewed activity at Spozzla, and the
vessels out of commission aro being over
hauled.
A Young Girl Ilrutully Murdered.
Leeds, England, June 11. -Barbara
Waterhouse, tha 5-yoar-old daughter of a
quarryman, disappeared mysteriously
last Saturday. Last night the police
discovered a butidle ln tho street clos6 to
the town hall. In it was tho body of
the missing girl. It was horribly muti
lated. The legs nnd arms had boen al
niost severed by gashes Inches doop. Tho
body bad been cut open, nud the Intes
tines protruded The olothlbg had evi
dently been replaced after tho murder.
Vuther Curd, 8. 0., Dead,
Roue, June 11. Tho distinguished
Italian ecclesiastic, the Rev. Father
Curci. Is dead. He was born In 1800,
and was a foremost and eloquent pulpit
orator of the Society of Jesus. In 1807
ho was expelled from tho Society of
Jesus foronlulons expressed by hltn with
regard to tho temporal power ot Vho
Pope, but later ho retracted.
lloqucst tho I'rlnco to Stop Gambling.
London, June 11. Tho Baptist Con,
ferwuce at Todmordcu has sent a memor
ial tc Sir Francis Knollys, secretary to
tho Prlnco of Wales, prvylng tho Prlnco,
In view of tho misery ond ruin caused to
tho couutry by the prevalence of gnm
bllng, to doollue la future to practice or
countenance It.
We are a patient people--the
ox is nowhere in comparison.
Webuy lamp-chimneys by the
dozen; they go on snapping and
popping and flying in pieces;
and we go on buying the very
same chimneys year after year.
Our dealer is willing to sell
us a chimney a week tor every
lamp we burn a hundred or
more a year and we plow for
him, pay him for goading us.
.Macbeth's " pearl top " and
" pearl glass " do not break
from heat; they are made of
tough glass.
As likely as notour dealer
would rather his chimneys
would break; " it's good for the
business," says he. He buys
me orittiest ones ne can get.
" What are you going to do
about it?" -r-
l'lttsburg. aE0, A. MACBETH & Co.
GOLD 1CBAL, PAWS, 1873.
W. Baker & Co.'s
Breakfast
Cocoa
from which tho excess o
oil h.is been removed, 13
Absolutely Pure
ami it is Soluble.
No Chemicals
are used in its preparation. It has
more than three Hmea the strength of
Cocoa raised with Starch, Arrowroot
or Sugar, and is therefore far mora
economical, costing less than one cent
o dtp. It is delicious, nourishing,
strengthening, easily dioxbted,
aud admirably adapted for invalid?
as well as for persons In health.
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
W. BAKER & GO,, Oorchwfer, Mass,
$3 SHOE
ties for Gentlemen.
nei
rnnted, anil ho sUniitcd on bottom. Addreflft
iv. ij. iuiijhl,.13, lirocutan.iHuHH. Solan"
tToisojpii. :oii,:
ii)o mill Vnwnrtls
CAN HE INVESTED IN
A POUITlVIi AND (J APIS
15 PerCent.
Dividend. Paying Stock.
Full particulars mid
Prosr ectns can bo had
on application or addressing
S. I.. ril.HI'HON, lliiuUer,
i.$ Ilionclwuv, ?. V.
CHEAP AND STRONG.'
20 other styles 5-A Nem, i-tees to suit all
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