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   Titusville Herald  (Newspaper) - July 9, 1881, Titusville, Pennsylvania                                VOL XVII NO 22 TITUSVILLE SATURDAY JULY 9 1881 WHOLE NO 5632 call in BUILDING MATERIAL n Unit Calcined Plaster FIRE BRICK CLAY Presses anil LATH HAIR ETC All tho Above rive of tho best qual ity ami as such at the II F ESf arfe I Era THE LINE Of European Steamers mi u SAU K riH I liir i i Hi IA it RATIOS or PA as AC V KMO TI OK Mew York o niT CAI l 7 Ill Art 7 i n ll anil I1 Malt i Im n i I 11 Nv V r 1 TNV Vri r u IV Infant cii rV Iin i v filmy t i I N HENDERSON BEOS M 7 Ni V r AT At llii varum nt li lack il rf i MII 1 1 i iii i a I yi ilu In Moi m i Summer i i V CJ 151 1ivsuv IM Ml llu a i 1 1 fT I iiri lir In h iii ir ivn S V Kl lil Tim very I i i l TV It Ifr IJ I IllS K 1 1 HI IMS of V i Il 1 I 1us it t It lt 1fV SACO I in I 1 H H X V 1Vl u In M riVi my KSII I tinl Xo famil can without If v nl nil SuN li 1 w Valley 10V 0 AND RETAIL 1 dilly luy CONDENSED TELEGRAMS weather indications for tho Lake for tt day nro Pair weather windy dy falling followed by or higher arrived at iu tv of two tuga vr of 1 S ns British Minister to cn is gazetted of Bank will five cents on tho dollar Samuo was bunged afternoon iu Alexandria La for tho murder of A J French in formed iu Paris to tho in Canada the Lino which was unbare off the Irish coast hna boon 3 V Kiloy hns appointed in tbo Department of in tho J ii called at tho United yesterday and in after tho condition of President Gar fUld Tho Iho por of tho Ohen in a ia a decided editor of tho Banner n 1ms boon arrested on a of ex Mayor hillip Hecker slorm of wind and ruin passed over Va fences and damaging crops the thunder lanl tit Ala a barn whont u had sought re worn killed outright and eight seriously injured rttin of the Lon don Time nothing id known iu of tho rumored meeting of tho allied or of Bismarck and Baron Vim The frigates Alma and und are A with IV 000 lying Tho Hilton has gone there University Kowin Club of Dublin wirth to row against Iho Cornell University in in font oared boats in and race to placo a month from this date tho of Major fell into Franco Tho wife atil two other daughters sought to hiT and all four wore drowned largo feeding barns of J near tin stock yards at Buffalo containing about SOU cattle wore yesterday Nearly one Iho stock perished Par inured Canso of ho fire unknown on tho Muni real wharves about night work eiv to desist and upon tho police wit limit Tho relumed tho three rioters nud disporting tho rt lu tin District Court at Butlor ro tho of the Government far judgment against Blade and with the failure to fulfill their on tho Star mail ronto A London sayr charged with tin murder of Gold on tho tho nil ur at Eist London Lofroy made a full confession ho crime of of Danville Va lal for speeches were mado and adopted warmly ox of crime and for the fii tho suit of tho tin do Paris at Now York against tho Company aud others denied th for an to prevent Iho from Tn Liberto and Lo says a Pari dispatch evince groat at bo question iu tho Brit ih Parliament about French operations in the war Tho of Lords aud way these journals had hotter their own business A Herlin tho and a of Iho of have the title of to defunt The of is Iho parly but Iho nro slill too to le Tlic stolon from tho County Savings Hunk at in May last to and which wore to worn returned less about in United Statos no had been negotiated dollar it is said waa for the return of Iho s ly Valuable Opinion 1reSM to the July Tho lending of nays The ac f tho condition ot Garhold aro on tho They give ble ground for hope uro of course many perils si ill t I encountered internal may occur when Ihe is surgically Extensive inflammation or blood poisoning IB possible but looking at tho cuso as a whole and Iho history of cases it is to fool that fairly good bopo w II may bn tho taken by tho bullet must have I eon us to avoid injury to tho most important structures It in scarcely possible any largo vessels can bavo been injured and as tho hypothesis of a or oven of severe injury of tho groat nerves is not to ac count in tho lower extremities l ho livor if wounded can hardly bavo been If survived perils of Iho fow days and the can bo extruded cau bo no medi cal mason at arising out of Iho general of his injuries why ho should not do woll The Monetary Conference Iy Press to the Herald July The tury today unanimously proponed by tho French mid American delegates the desiro nhall ho opened I he participated in the confer 1 enee nud that tho bo summoned Io moot April 1J ISS1 lo settle the details of tho monetary convention which it is hoped would bo concluded by that time Thu then THE RACK OF SUSPENSE GRADUALLY REMOVED FROM AN ANXIOUS NATION Our President Still The Doc tors More Hopeful than Ever The Bulletins of Yesterday Messages of Hope and Sympathy H y Associated Press to the Herald WASHINGTON July TUo Presidents pulse Ibis again though ho did not pass as good a night as tho night before Tho storm of evening appeared to have somo depressing effect but towards tbo symptoms a rallying from that Dr Bliss said til one oclock this everything most satisfactory and tho bulletin will show continuation of favorable symptoms Dr Msw said just after tho wound boon dressed it was in good condition tho pulse gone np tho morning KO 1ms tho aud respiration Tho doctors insist that this is uot bad sign and thai all favorable symptoms continue Ex for tho of tho Presidents room are still being tried tho Engineer iu lion nl the yard preparing an apparatus for compressing cold air on the principle that tho of mined in cold If other things full it in to try this There talk horo about con st inability in tho President such as would entitle I ho Vico President to tho head of The pro that tho Vico President succeeds to in of tho death resignation or nubility of tho President Some say tho condition is ono of inability but HID discussion of this question grows on hroly out of ho desire to talk and about the The continued improvement makes everything NO quiet that there is but little in tho way of new Vice President Arthur is toti sincerely rejoiced at tho Presidents im provement to a thought to tho condi lions that would give him indeed authority is tho last ho want now If tho Presidents condition continues favorable tomorrow morning tho Vico President will return to New York A report was spread this morning that secondary hemorrhage had sot in in tho Presidents cuso but it was speedily con by tho doctors Much indignation is expressed against who circulated those roports which only pain and keep the public mind If their tors could bo discovered for Iho habit has become frequent might bo treated to an involuntary bath Tho subject is too sad and a ouo for them to use tho gence of their passion for or for tho purpose of influencing slocks A night dispatch says Settled pro vails at the White and hope of tho recovery has grown into a gen eral belief Except Cabinet officers and newspaper con but fow visitors are there tonight has ono of llO district fire engines iu Iho White House yard for tho purpose of testing its capacity for compressing air for lowering tho turo of tho rocm has not much in tho success of experiment but thinks it may do somo rood Compressed cold air will bo passed into HIP White House through rubber A lino engine has boon telegraphed fov to Now York nud will roach hero tomorrow When it arrives Dorsey says he will bo to keep tho of tho Presidents room at any tho doctors said tonight that about fi oclock this tho President awak ened from a short and Bliss Dr Bliss was immedi called and Iho said to him Doctor I fool tired Hadnt you better tuck mo in my little bed Tho Presidents wound hurt him what and ho wanted it dressed for night lie continues his good humor and aud manifests it frequently Ouo good sign of recovery is that he gols a little Tho doctors and attendants way this is indeed favorable Yico President Arthur received visits today from several of tho Cabinet ministers and uo that ho began to fed liko him self once more As tho President improves a load of dread and anxiety is removed from his Loiters to Mrs aud other at the White proposing remedies making iu many cases from doctors offering their services and guaranteeing a euro of tho President continue to pour in by the score YESTERDAYS BULLETINS The Following Bulletins Were Issued From the White House WASHINGTON July K A M Tho condition of tho continues favor able Hu is moro comfortable than cm any M Hii respiration 211 Tho wound is to discharge pus J b K J 1 WOODWARD P Tho progress of tho Prosi douis case continues to Do favorable Pulsa 103 temperature 1U1 410 I Signed D W J K J J ROUT I v M increase in tho pulse and temperature of the sinco tho morning is attributed by Iho attending sur goons to the heat of the and to the process of suppuration which is now going on in Iho wound near Iho surface of ho body This process which is accompanied bv a slight discharge of pus is entirely natural and is an expected and necessary re sult of tho injury at HUB of the case P Tho progress of tho Presi dents cuso continues to bo favorable pulso 108temperature 100 410 respiration M Signed J D W BLISS 1 J J K BARNES J J WOODWARD ROUT 3 p following telegram was sent by tho attending surgeons this afternoon Tho Presidents condition 1ms not changed materially since our telegram you yester day During tho afternoon and evening ho was troubled with acid emotions and tho administration of was again BUS for several hours Ouo quarter of a cram of morphine was administered hypo at S p m and followed at once by a tranquil sleep Towards however ho became restless and com a good deal of muscular soro Us in the feet and of pnm m the ankle joints so that wo wore on tho point of additional when ho foil asleep and on awakening was w from pain that it was not given Af or la tho night tranquilly Keeping much of tho tuno at Since that hour ho has taken an of al chicken broth alternately with an of milk to which a teaspoon ul of very old and excellent rum was added All this has been retained as well as five grains of of quinine taken this morning at 8 oclock The yellowish tinge of tho skin men iu our last telegram has decidedly diminished When tho was renewed this tuo wound was found to bo discharging a small quantity of pus Tho reaction accompanying the establishment of suppuration is as might bo expected marked by u slight rise of temperature and compared with tho corresponding hours of yesterday This layover wo Ho not re gard as unfavorable under the circumstances and should not bo surprised if it continued through tho day aud waro repeated m tho evening for several days The record since our last telegram is as follows Yesterday at p m pulso 106 temperature 1002 respiration 13 This at pulso 00 temperature respiration 23 At 1 p m it in pulso iOS temperature res 24 D W J K BARNES J J WOODWARD E E SYMPATHY Received From Various Parts of the World July The following mes sages wore received by Secretary Blaino during the day To Hon James G Elaine Thu people of Ills realizing Iho odium of Iho insane conduct of a quondam resident of their city in attempt ing Lo assassinate General hope aud pray that God in his goodness may speedily restore tho President to health Tho of all classes ages aud parties go out in condemnation ot tho dastardly dood and in love and sympathy with good man stricken down and with affection and ad miration for tho noble wife so really miming back to life her beloved companion This community also deeply with the family of the lato G W whoso standing in this city in second to none The favorable reports now coming encourage and strengthen our hopes that our may bo answered Long live the and his wife Hero follow 11 number of July Tho members of ho Clearing House Chicago to the country and to the financial world their hearty congratulations upon he cheering prospect of ho recovery of President Gar from the attempt on his life and at tho same lime with all good in wishing an early aud complete restoration of Inn health KO precious to tho whole country Tho following has just boon re by tho secretary July S via American Cubic To the President of Uio United Stales Wash having just com successfully the first Atlantic cable constructed on the American account desire to mako the first message through that cable to convoy to President Siemens brothers sincere sympathy and hourly wishes for his speedy recovery Tho Secretary of Stale received the fol lowing telegrams his evening July To lion J G Mr John Bright ami ho Daan of West minster join with us in their thanks for the mid aro full of grief airl deep sympathy Prayers aro daily offered up in Abbey for Iho of that pre cious life Gad grant these earnest pe may bo granted Signed IMELI July To Jamrs G Tho people of Oregon send con gratulations rejoicing with all true 1ricndfi of liberty improving prospects for Lho recovery of Iho President Governor 11 P Secretary Slalo State NHU To Hon Jan G Blaino Washington Tho people of without regard to parly have boon alternating between hope anil fool as to tbo final outcome of tho assault upon tho President All aro joyful over the good news that ho is rapidly im provin and filled with admiration for tho displayed by Mrs during this hour of severe trial Signed VANIT METROPOLITAN IDEAS The Presidents Favorable A Fund for Mrs Nnw YORK July Doctor Hamilton is very much over to news from Washington Ho says the term laud able pub in us which from tho wound a dour and free pus from gangrene or unhealthy matter It is a vory pood sign indeed Of course tho President cannot yet he bo out of danger but is every reason to believe that nil the chances aio in his favor for recovery although it may bo protracted While tho location of tho ball is unknown here is danger but the symptoms as reported indicate that nature will take caro of the ball The Commercial Washington special Tho President continues iu a very condition Ho has exhibited moro than nl any time since tho aud H much Mrs was by lior ride Ibis morning and a moro confident feeling prevails at While House this evening than has been observed since Saturday Inst The doctors say they uro much encouraged by tho progress uf the suppuration and thai ho fever is not by any moans what they an The Brooklyn Eagles corre says tho most important of nows today from tho bed room of tho Presi dent is that his begun to discharge what ihoy term laudable pua by which is meant a discharge or matter indicating tho of conditions which may character iio blood poisoning This I is tho turning point of tho case Had Iho dii boon either not laudable in or been from this inner instead of tho wall of tho abdomen tho chances of recovery would have been very few Tt can now on the authority of Dr thai tho probabilities aro largely on the side ot recovery There is no culty which tho do not of their ability to overcome Tho atmosphere of tho White Mousey pos hilarious today Cabinet ministers skip about liko boys at a or rather liko politicians who have just learned that a desperately close elect ion has boon in their favor As Secretary Hunt expressed if This has boon nip and tuck but tuck has got the best of it and wo aro all ready to have a glorification A number of wealthy m Now determined to raise a fund o 000 which is to bo invested in Urn ted States bonds and deposited with tho United States Trust Company aud tho income to bo paid to Mrs Garfield during her life aud at her death equally divided her children in appreciation ot the noble character of tho President Towards his sum was raised Among those received today arc from J S Morgan banker London from John H and various other smaller sums MOSCH Taylor also today telegraphed to Now York from Long Branch to put him down for C F War gives also IT is next to to live on in pain and misery when there is a remedy for nil who with kidney and livor Ba rosma Backache Livor and Kidney Cuvo for sale by druggists Prepared by V K Thompson Pa that have been given ITI by their dearest friends as beyond help bavo be on cured by tho use of Lydia K Vegetable Compound It is a positive cure for all female complaints Send to Mrs Lydia E 233 Western Avenue Lynn Masa for pamphlets MILLER AND LAPHAM THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES IN THE CAUCUS An Exciting Time in of Resignation from Ballots and their Results Strong Men of Ability Chosen By Associated 1ross to I Ho Herald ALBANY July Republican Legis lative caucus mot iu tbo Assembly Chamber m today Mr Philips called Iho caucus to order and nominated Mr Al yord for chairman This was carried amid long continued applause Mr Alvord then briefly addressed the caucus in behalf of harmony and unity The roll was called and fifteen Senators and fortynine answered to Mr Turck moved hat the two candidates bo taken from Iho two principal divisions of tho Republican parly Mr offered au amendment that uo less than fiftyfour votes bo required to nominate tho candidate and hat tho caucus first fill the short term vacancy and that unless two candidates are nominated no nomination shall bo binding Division on the question was called for and ho first branch requiring votos was adopted Senator Pitts moved o amend ho second branch by voting for tho long term which was agreed to with tho further amend ment that tho nomination bo viva voco Tho other brunch as o Iho nomination of both candidates was agreed to motion was hen agreed to The caucus hen proceeded to nominate a candidate for United Stated in place of Thomas 0 Plat I resigned Senator Woodin read tho following to tho caucus July S tho members of Iho voted for mo for United cannot from his caucus without expressing to yon my reasons and my thanks I tako this action with ho advice of trusted friends who fully concur that at the present juncture sacrifices and concessions ought to bo on all sides 1 entered upon this campaign at the earnest of n largo proportion ol tho gentlemen who havn since sustained me aud against Iho wishes of my business asso and As I deliberately quit public lifo many years ago when it was tul of promise for economical and prudential reasons KO I had resolved now after surrendering my professional relations to devote whatever ability or experience I possessed to tho public service You have been fruitlessly balloting for live weeks and for four of them 1 have had the support of tho majority of tho Republican members of tho Legislature In the midst of calumnies and animosities unusual even in political warfare this confi dence has remained unshaken but I am con that feelings have become KO in this against those who have been longest and foremost in the fight thai by unity in caucus or voting in convention can thin question be while boy remain iu tho field Neither hn Stair nor tho party can afford to have Now York unrepresented in he national councils A groat crime has plunged tho nation into sorrow and in tho midst of the prayers and tears of tho wholes people sup plicating for the recovery and weeping over the wounds ot ho President this partisan strife should cease A contingency not con templated when tho Stale loft the Senate renders the presence of Now York represen imperative should Congress bo called together Te those who have sustained mo so long with such nearly loyalty and earnest friend ship words aro poor indeed to express my feelings Their devotion will be tho pride of and heritage of my children To so jW a party so connected witli the most glorious and beneficial events in our history embodying in its principles purposes and organization Iho fruition and promises of what the Republic has in he present and needs in the future I shall contribute in private station by Iho best aud most support Yours very truly Signed M DEPEW Pills und Assemblyman spoke of the patriotism and the self sacrifice of Depew and of his and noble public and private character and Hamilton spoke in like terms Senator Mills spoke in behalf cf Miller The caucus then proceeded io to nil ho long term vacancy wilii iie following result Combined vole of 2 Cor nell Miller 27 Crowley 1 Tromaine 1 li Davis 1 K A being m hls namo was called and he ir r i Another vole was had with the following 20 Cornell l Miller 23 1 10 Tho Chair no choice Under tho of tho caucus it required M and an other vote was then taken Combined 2S Millor 20 11 No Another vote was taken with the following result Whoeler M Miller V 11 No choice Another vole was taken In this vote so changed from Whoeler o Miller allor voting that Senator Lyndo withdrew the mmf of William A Wheeler and the roll was again called with the following Senate Warner Miller If ar nor Miller 47 combined vole C2 for Miller Tho of Millor won then mado unanimous with hive cheers for Iho candidate Tho caucus then proceeded Io nominate a candidate for tho short term with tho follow inp Combined 12 r 10 1 Tho chair announced no choice and another voto was taken with tho that Young withdrew tho mime of Gen Jho vote was nearly when hern wore a number of changes from other to Lapham The roll was called anew when ho yoto resulted as follows Lapham Elbridge G Lapham was declared unanimously nom amid The caucus then ad J The ration members felt confident of ho candidates they nominated this afternoon They claim to have prom from several members who have been for Coukling hat they will vole for Miller and Lapham Among those who have promised is Assemblyman Sessions It is said Bradley has gone homo without pairin in conference lo to stand by and Crow ley Still Voting for Senators July 8 TIO joint convention ballot shoit term combined vote this ing was as follows Platt ru Conkling 32 Wheeler US Cornell H Crowley 5 12 Rogers 0 No choice The ballot for Jong term combined vote was as follows Kornan SO fil Cor nell 20 Chapman Crowley 18 Fiuli 1 Wheeler 1 Evarts 1 Daniels 1 North 1 1 Lapham 1 No choice Second ballot short term combined vole rO Conkling I2 12 Cornell r Crowley 2 Lapham 12 Rogers 1 No choice long term combined vote Roman Depew rl Cornell 10 mau IS Fish 1 1 EvartH 1 Daniels 1 North 1 1 Lapham Falcott 1 No choice Tho convention then adjourned NERVOUS periodical headache headache arc cured by Dr MM Headache and Dyspepsia Pills Price 25 cents FINANCIAL Prices of Stocks and Bonds in the New York Markets By Associated Press to the Herald NEW YORK July market easy at 3 per cent percent Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 3 to per sent Sterling bills were weak at 4 84 demand 4 80 Government bonds were weaker and lower Railroad bonds were fairly active but somewhat ir regular State securities dull Tho Stock market opened in the main strong aud a shade higher In early dealings there was a fractional decline but on first board au advance of to per cent took place During lie afternoon Metropolitan Elevated dropped 2J per cent then rallied per cent and closed at a reaction of H per cent At the close prices showed a decline of to 2 nor cent from tho highest figures of tho day The decline at the close was duo to talk of a railroad war oil passenger fares md rumors ho same as yesterday hat the President was worse STOCKS AND BONDS of C C Ohio Central D fw Pow 5n Now 1805120 Central Pacific 116 Union Pacific Laud Grants Sinking St P S 0 lats 112 C 0 do 2nds Hock Fort Illinois Central 110 Bur Chicago t do prof erred 150 Now York Central 115 Liiku Southern do N W do St do St P t St P i Omaha 43 do 123 Morris 127 Del it Con Ohio A MisH li do 3J Gl jii 80 04 97 08 93 93H tt i Out Western B C R N Alton H dc W St L Pac do St Joe do 117 Iron 83 St L San F lit do do Ists Ind B t W M O Kansas Texas Central Pacific 9S1V Texas Pacific Northern Pacific ilo Louisville t Xash 107i Nash Louis 101 Denver t Missouri Union WA do ex 5Di Fargo 125 American SO 5434 85 82 48 U S Kxp 70 Quicksilver 20 do 7v 2Ji s Chert A Ohio do 1st Arizona fi MA C M2 Hoino 10 Standard M 38 Silver 5 0 C C A 1 01 THE IRISH PROBLEM have an Interview with Mr Forster ry Associated Press to the Hernia LONDON July Mr Forster Chief Sec for Ireland received n deputa tion of Irish farm laborers Mr OSullivan member of Parliament for Limerick county introducing them said great distress existed among the laborers owing to want of homes nud tho small quan tity of laud aud the present session of Parliament should not be allowed to paes without bottling he question Other spoko in favor of thn clause of the Land freeing laborers holding one aero or less land from tenancy under farmers or land lords and converting them into tenants under that and lUo poor law unions in towns have power to allot suburban land for laborers homes These measures ho urged not only in tho interests of laborers but of taxpayers They would soon free laborers from any upon the poor rates Mr Forster replying to one of tho said when the Government was ready to confer the franchise upon tural laborers tho measure would not be confined to England but would be extended to Scotland and Ireland As to he object of the deputation he said he knew the condi tion of the laborers wan very bad but the matter was most to be dealt with He rejected tho of Iho Slate providing cottages and land as impracticable but tho Slate ho said might help to remove obstacles o their getting good employment or good cottages and might facilities or offer temptation o persons interested to improve their condition Ho could not say what could be clone nt this session of par All must try to do their duly and ensure that ho land dons not leave laborer in a worse position than ho is now If hoy tho government could do more Iliev would try if not his year hoy would do it as soon an Snubbing Parliament By Associated rress to tlie Herald of a scandal is created by ho ranker of Windsor Paik having omitted to reserve accommodations for members of the Houses of Lords and Commons at he groat review of volunteer troops bv the Queen which lakes place o morrow In ho House of Commons yes Mr Conservative the Secretary of War about it 1Iiof H OConnor asked What is the name of thin who has snub bed Iho Commons Mr protesting against tho use of tho word snubbed said the ranger waa Prince Christian Notice was given of a further question to Gladstone on he sub ject Bibles for Foreigners ry Associated Press to tlic NEW July S American Hible Society this afternoon voted o the Russian Bible Society work iu Siberia 0 Valparaiso to he sian Church of Italy Grants of books fo the amount of were made to auxil churches aud societies I hose benevolent grants aro made for the work af twentyeight different States or Territories Tho receipts for Juno were The volumes of Scriptures issued amounted to 107 85 Arnica ihe world for cn sores ulcers hait fever sorca otter chapped hands corns aud all kinds uf skin eruptions 1 his salvo is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac faction inc very caso or money Price 18 can is box For ealo by 1ock A le IRON WORKS McKean Pa Messrs PARADISE Take uro m informing the oil prodding they nro to all kinds of FIRSTCLASS DRILLING TOOLS have thi in county nn 1 nimr In hivo In addition to ill they malic a specially of EXCISES fordoing this kind of are work shows for itself hobort Manning late of Pittsburgh LS foreman in the machinery department a fart which will aMiro tho public that ONLY will ho turned out at the shop All Work Dono at the for SPul Proprietors P U box 211 Applications and orders by mail and telephone promptly attended to R L EMERY JR L EMERY JR CO 41 and 43 Main Stn Exchange Place BRADFORD PA O I L W E L L SUPPLIES With renewed confidence in the Strength and Uni form Finish of our TUBING CASING AND PIPE knowing that Natural Gas is the Best Fuel and will make Iron that equals Norway Iron in quality we offer the Producer goods he can rely upon as the Very Best in the Market The BLAKE PATENT STEAM PUMP for which we are sole Oil Region Agents is every day growing in popularity The Northern Oil Field is full of them supplied by ourselves They are STRONG SIMPLE and DURABLE The wild catter is constantly sighing for more oil worlds to conquer but before he completes ments he is sure to enumerate a set of EMERY RIG IRONS in his inventory They are reliable and have strength where most needed viz Heavy Heavy Cranks and Wrist Pin OIL WELL SUPPLY CO LIMITED SU TO THE EATON COLE COMPANY Manufacturers of OIL WELL SUPPLIES Sucker Rods Eaton Hoadley Packers Sole Agents tor the Sale of Line Dim CAMERON STEAM PUMPS Asbestos Packing Sennett Rig Irons ts COR MiM STREETS M Branch Stores at Convenient on JOHN EATON Pres E T HOWES  

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