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Union Academy.

rTNHE fifth session of this Institution will COM
l. mence on Monday, the 22d inst. The method
of instruction pursued in this school, and the ad-
vantages connected with its location, together
with the cheapness of board and tuition, will, It
is hoped, recommend it to public patronage.
TERMS-For the elementary branches: Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo
graphy, &C., per session, of five and half
months, So 90
For the higher branches: including Latin,
Greek, French, the various branches Of
Mathematics, DC, &c. $l2 90
Boarding, including washing fuel, and lights,
can be obtained at 81 25 per week.
y Two or three boarders would be received by the
Teacher. VIM i. DAVIS.
June 18th, 1916. l4--2t
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET, NAV 30.

ToBAcco-The sales of the rast three davs bnve
only amounted to about 600 hbds, saw for inferior
IL a 2, common "a "a, fair "a 81, fine a al.
choice and selections. IA, 81, seear leaf 2 10
cents per lib.
FLouR.-Yesterday there was fair inourv:
but the reduced stock, and the hirh claims Of
holders confined transactions, 50 far as we could
learn to about 1000 bbIs mostly at S3 25 for
Ohio and similar brands, with some limited par
GELS at S3 37g; choice country brands of Illinois
and Missouri at S3 80 a S3 IS and st. Louis
City Mills at ga "a 375, the last rates for small
lots.
PoRK.-The business is generally confined to
rather limited parcels principally for plantation
orders, ship stores, dc. Our quotations are for
Mess 80 rs a 50 ST., with occasional very small
sales at $40. NJ o. SO % 80 80, prime 81 rs
a 80 per bbl No sales of bulk Pork.
BACON The Bacon market continues very dull,
with rather heavy stock for the period of the
season, which holders anxious to dispose of,
but find buyers unwilling to extend their purchases
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DIED.-On last Saturday evening, June 9th,
JAMES IRVING, son of Andrew j., and Emily
F. Herndon, aged 4 years and Is days.
Farewell sweet child! thy soul to Heaven hath fled!
Thy body moulders with the SILENT dead
Thy parents deeply mourn thy early doom
And shed the burning tears DER thy tomb.
Still are affections deeply imprest
And torturing anguish seize thy parents breast
When death, with all his terrors dark and wild,
Strikes from our love and hope our darling child,
On Monday morning, the 9Th inst, MARY
CATHARINE, infant daughter of James and
- McLoney, aged years and l month.
Farewell, sweet babe, alas! a last farewell
Thy gentle spirit now with angels dwell;
IT'S sweet to know by friends repining here,
That thou art glorious in heavenly sphere.
o lovely babe! thy sweet and gentle face
Mirrored mind of purity and grace!
Thou vert, dear child, like bright and glorious
flower
That bloomed and withered in single hour!
On Tuesday morning, the OH inst, VILLA NJ
NJ FIELDING, aged about ID years.
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TOOth-Achc! TOoth.Ache!!

Who would be troubled with this tormentng
pain, when it can be speedily cured without ex-
tructing'
and speedy cure in all cases, without the slight
est injury to the teeth or gums. Thousands have
declared they would not do without it if it cost
SO per vial Price only 80 cents, with full direc-
tons
Sold in St. Louis by R. d ]. Adams, corner of
Fourth and Market and Fourth and Green. Cd
wards & Francis, corner Of Fourth and Market and
Third and Green.
For sale by DR.. Wm r. Snelsou and J. Riddles.
barger g. Co., Fayette.
June 9TH, 1916. l3-3m
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"Our bane and physic, The same earth beStowS,
And near The noisome nettle blooms the rose"
DR.. Spencer's Vegetable Pills,
AND
Tonic and Restorative Wiatcrs.

This Medicine has long been known and appre.
ciated for its extraordinary and immediate pow.
of restoring perfect health in persons suffering
under nearly every kind of disease to which the
human frame is liable. Their manifest and sensi.
BILE action upon the chyle, which is the fountain
head of health or disease, they may justly be con-
sidered u universal Medicine, and the complaints
that come most directly under their influence, and
for which they are so particularly designed are as
follows: Bilious fever, fever and ague dyspepsia,
liver complaint, sick headache, enlargement of
the spleen, Jaundice, asthma, dropsy, rheumatism,
piles, cholic, bowel and summer complaints, fe-
male distractions, heart burn, nausea, furred
tongue. disention of the stomach and bowels,
incipient darrhUa latulence, habiual costiveness,
loss Of appetite, botched or sallow compilations;
and in all cases of torpOr of the bowels, where
cathartic or aperient medicine is needed. As
many Of the above enumerated diseases come on
imperccptibly, and become far advanced in their
progress before it is expected that they exist in
the system, no one should suspect, in such cases,
to be az once relieved entirely but should continue
the use Of the pills for considerable length of
time Full directions accompany each box, for
the use Of the pills, in all those complaints for
which they are recommended.
05-Read what those persons who have used Dr..
Spencers Pills and Btters, say Of their merits
and efficacy,
Dr. N. H. Edwards of Baltimore, has used Dr..
Spencers Pills and Bitters in his practice for the
last twelve months, in several cases of sick head
ache, dyspepsia, bilious fever, fever and ugue, and
says he always found them safe and efficient.
Geo. A. middleton, Esq, merchant, Wilson
county, Tenn, says ho used the Pills and Bittcrs
with entire success, and that in costivenesS sick
headache and bowel complaint, they are the best
| medicine lie is acquainted with.
James Porter, Esq, Of Gibson county, Tenn
says he had been four years afflicted with a Sc
we're dyspepsia and liver affection, and got no re-
lief from the medical faculty or from any prepare
ton Of medicine till he used that prepared by Dr.
Spencer, which Immediately restored him to per-
! feet health.
We refer the afflicted to the pamphlets to be
had gratis of all the agents who sell the medi-
zines, for further testimonials of its efficacy.
Price IS cents per box, and one dollar per bot
tie.
Principal Office for the sale Of the medicine, is
at g. Bowcry, New York.
| Sold wholesale and retail in St. Louis, by r
g. J. Adams, corner fourth and Market and fourth
and Green, and Edwards d Francis, corner OF
fourth and Market and Third and Green.
| Sold by DR.. VIM. L. Snelson and j. Riddles
| barger d. Co., Fayette.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of a deed Of Trust, executed by Will
liam NJ. Scott, to the undersigned, for the benefit
of David r. Downing, dated 9th January, 1915,
I will sell for cash, before the Court House door,
in Fuyette, on the 10Th inst, all the right, title,
and interest conveyed to me by said Scott in and
TO the following lands, situate in Howard county,
Mo-, viz: The e. of s. w.qr. of Sec 25 so acres.
The o. Of 6. G. or. Of sec, %, so acres. The
W. of n. c. Or. of %, so acres, all in town
ship 80, range Is. Such title as is vested in me
BY said deed of trust will be conveyed to the pur
chaser. BENJAMIN H. TOLSON, Trustee.
June 18th, 1916. 14-3w
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NEW GOODS,
At Cheap Corner.

WTE are now receiving and opening, at the
w large brick store and adjoining ware
houses, on the south west corner Of the public
square, the largest stock of assorted merchandise
ever offered in this market, to which we invite the
particular attention Of dealers in this and the sur
rounding countics-assaring all that the quality
and prices will give satisfaction.
That part OF the stock intended for indies and
gentemcns summer wear, was selected with the
greatest possible care, and being large, and of
superior quality, must command the attention Of
purchasers.
The assortment of light Groceries, Dycstufs,
Hardware, Queenswa.e, Glassware, Carpc,ng,
Hearth Rugs, Spun Cotton, Trace Chains, liamcs.
Scythes, Sichles, Spades, Shovels, Hay FORKS,
Scythe Sneads, BroOms, Paper, Powder, Lead,
Shot, Cut and Wrought Nails and Brads, Candles,
Axes, Buckets, Viewers Reeds, Snuff, Tobacco,
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Administrator iSatiCe.

NUTICE IS hereby given that The undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
Court of Carroll county, in vacation, letters Of ad
the estate ofCreed Cary decd, bear
ing date March llth, 1916. All persons indebted to
said estate, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against it, to present
them, properly authenticated, within one year from
the date of said letters, or they may be precuded
from having any benefit Of said estate, and if not
presented within three years, they will be forever
barred. JOHN L. HILL, Admir-.
Carroll county, May Both, 1916. Pit
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Ballantiiac 81 GutcaIt,

EafianeElhc a. SUtcait,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
RocnEroRT, Mo.
ITAVE Just received heavy assortment of
l. l. GROCERIES, AND STAPLE GOODS,
consisting in part Of
900 sacks ground Alum and Liverpool salt,
$50 barrels Kanawha do
Pittsburg Iron and Nails (wcll assorted)
English and American Blister Steel,
German and Casteel,
Grain and Grass scvtiics and sneGths,
Pittsourg Bale and Dozen Cotton Yarns,
Do. Carpet Chain, different colors,
And variety Of articles generally kept in their
line, which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
or approved produce.
STOVES AND CASTINGS.
Bucks Patent Conant and premium patent
COOKING STOVES and Pipe with copper and
Tin Trimmings.
OYens Sugar Kettles,
Stew Pots, Skillets,
Dinner Pots, Tea Kettles,
Dog Irons, Odd Lids,
Wagon Boxes, Sad Irons,
All Of which are warranted not 10 crack.
Rocheport June 9th, 1916.
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Pine Shingles.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Howard. {

County or Howard.
In The Howard County Court-.Nay Trim, 1916
NOV at this day comes here into Court, Samuel
~ c. Major, Administrator of the estate U!
Jackson Cation deed, and presents a list Of debts
due to and by the decd. Also full account of
his Administration, Sc, ind prays the Court to
order the sale Of the real estate of said decd,
described in the petition and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that the personal estate
will not be sufficient TO pay the debts Of the same
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that a.! per-
sons concerned or interested in said estate, be no.
titled thar application has been made to this Court
as aforesaid, and unless the contrary be shown
on ur before the first day Of the next term Of this
Court, to be began and held at the Court house,
in the town of Fayette, on the first Monday in
August next, an order will be made to sell all the
interest that said decd. has in and to the follow
ing described property, for the payment Of the
debts of said decd. to-wi: Two shares or two
tenths C2-l0) of u tract of land, situate in the
county of Howard and State of Missouri, to-wit;
The south quarter Of section twenty seven, (21)
township forty nine, [l9) range fifteen, (l3) con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres, (lGO) 1t is
further ordered that copy Of this order be pub
Iished in some newspaper printed in this State,
for six weeks successfully, the last insertion to
be at least two weeks before the nest regular term
of this court and this cause continued.
copy Teste.
JAMES II. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
May 30th, 1915. LIT
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SrraD Plates for Sale.

nrFORTY of the BEAUTIFUL ENGRAV-
INGS, used in the Ladys Book, will be sent to
any person on receipt Of One Dollar. they are
all from Steel Plates, and are handsome addition
to Scrap Book. Address, .onr,,
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia.
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4 OG CHAINS AND IRACES.-Just opened
II 500 bright Log Chains and 30 pr. bit Traces,
winch are offered for sale very low at the New
Cheap Hardware Storo-BDonviilc.
THOMAS B. VEAZEY.
BoUnville, May 30th, 1916.
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CosvENTIoN.-We conversed onyester-
day with a gentleman who had recently
travelled through the counties of Morgan,
Benton, Hickory, Polk and Green, and he
states that in all of those counties except
Green there is great unanimity in opposi-
ton to the new constitution. He states that
in Green it is doubtful which way the
majority will be cast. The report was
that in most of the other counties of the
southwest there were decided majorities
against the new constitution. He expressed
q confident belief that a majority of the
State will stand in opposition to its ratifica,
tion.-Era.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-13

By and ,cit The aduice and consent of the Senate
ResolUed, That the Senate advise and consent
TO the following appointments in the army Of
the United States, in the regiment of mounted
Riflemen, or third regiment Of Dragons, as au
ahorized by the act approved May 19, 1876.
Persifer F. Smith, Of Louisiana, to be Colonel
John G. Fremont, OF the army, to be Lieuten.
ant Colonel
George S. BuIbridge, Of Kentucky, TO be
Major.
William H. Loring, Of Florida, to be Captain.
Winslow F. Sand Of Ohio, to be Capt.
Samuel H. Walker, of Texas, to be Captain.
Henry G. Pope, Of Kentucky. 10 be Captain.
George b. Crtlenden, OF Kentucky, to be
Captain.
Stephen T. Mason, OF Virginia, to be Captain
John S. Simonson, OF Indiana to be Captain.
John B. Backenstos, OF Illinois, to be Captain.
Bells M. Hughes, Of Missouri, to be Captain.
Stephen S. Tucker, Of Arkansas, to be Capt.
Benjamin S. Roberts, Of Iowa, TO BIO first
Lieutenant.
Thomas Eweli, Of Tennessee. to be first Lieu.
tenant.
Andrew Porter. of Pennsylvania, to be first
Lieutenant.
Michael E. Van Buren,, Of Michigan, to be
first Lieutenant.
Lewolen Jones, Of New York, to be first
Lieutenant.
Noah Newton, of Ohio, 10 be first Lieutenant.
Thomas Duncan, Of Illinois, 10 be first Lieu
tenant
William w. Taylor. OF Indiana, to be frs,
Lieutenant.
Andrew J. Lindsay, Of Mississippi, to be first
Lieutenant.
John G. Walker, of Missouri, to be first
Lieutenant.
Spear S. Upton, Of Indiana, TO be first Lieu,
tenant.
Thomas Claiborne, IT,, OF Tennessee, to be
second Lieutenant.
Thomas G. Rhet., OF South Carolina, 10 be
second Lieutenant.
Charles L. Denman, Of New York, to be
second Lieutenant
Washington L. Elliott, Of Pennsylvania, tc
be second Lieutenant.
Thomas Davis, OF Illinois, TO be second Lieu
tenant.
George McLane, of Maryland, to be seconc
Lieutenant.
Murray Morris, Of the District OF Columbia
TO be second Lieutenant.
Lewellen Rague, Of Ohio 10 be second Lieu
tenant.
Francis S. X. Russell, Of Michigan, to bt
second Lieutenant.
julian May, Of the District Of Columbia, tt
be second Lieutenant.
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Land finr Snlc,!

VIE Undersigned, DESTROYS to remove to Cali
lorna, uiiHrs 'or sale, on the most accomm0-
dating terms twenty thousand acres Of Land,
lying principally in the counties Of Charlton, Car
roll, Livingston and Liun. It's well wa,ered and
tirnbered--bcinr selected with great care-and par
'icularly adapted to agricultural purposes. Among
these lands here re many good far1S now in cr-
tivatiOn, varying in price rUm one husdred dollars
TO five thousand that arc desirable siua,ions, 70
which the undersigned would respectfully call the
attention Of urrculturalsts Tie lands will he
sold in lots Of from 100 acres to $40, asi. NAV
be necessary 10 suit purchasers
TEKMs-Cno fourth Of the purchase money, cash,
and credit Of from one TO five yQrs will be riyen
on the remainder. If desired,
New cgmers ard persons wishnc to nrocora
land in either Of the above men'iael counties,
are respectfully requested to call % ne under
signed, four miles east Of Carroton
SARSHAL WOODS.
Carroll county, May oh, 1916. a-,f
n. B. Persons Wishing to emgrate to Teas"
and "ho want to procure cheap homes there, CT
good terms are informed, that he has l. i2S acics
Of land in that country. which he will barter fer
horses, mrl :, cattle % any other kind OF stock;
it will be s"l in lots TO suit purchasers. 5. w
I'gNHE attention Of Ladies is respectfully and
Z particularly invited to our large and very
handsome assortment ct Summer Goods, comptis-
ing French fancy c3orod Lawns,
OT-autie AMI GinEham dc.
RarazCs and B4,s-rueS;
Li.c,; and second Mourning B4regcs, incud-
irr all new and desirable styles;
JacEon.t':, Cer.Jri,s and all other white goods;
Very lyGGid styles Of prints;
Medium and very cheap do;
Shawls scar's. &c, &c, &C.;
We have also Just opened and offer for sale ut
extremely low prices, beautiful and varied as
sor'ment Of BONTETS . TRIMMINGS.
among which re very fine
Florence Brats, English straw,
Cypress, Lawn and other Bonnets Of the most
popular shapes and desirable qualities.
Our assortment Of Trimmings for BoInets en- =
braces interesting variety Of the most beautiful
and novel STYLES Vi RIBBONS, and peculiarly rich
variety Of frcrct artificial Fl02c.rS, AID slippers
Gloves, &c, DC.
| Ladies arc inri,cd 10 call and examine, and
wishing to make quick sales If Fancy Goods in par.
tcular, the prices will be found surprisingly low
SIIIIZLER j. SMITH.
/ Fayette, a?ril 25th, l,4G.
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ALSO, HULL's COUGH LOGENGEs.

EVERY family in the United States should keep
supply Of these Lozenges in the house, not
only to counteruct the consumptve tendencies Of
the climate, but to be used as remedy in all
cases Of Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of
Breathing, Night Sweats, Pain in the Side or
Breast, Emaciation and general debility. They
will be found far more eiilcacious than the bal
sans, and various ether expectorants before the
public.
OrOne single 25 cent box will reveal their
astonishing virtues, and open at once the fountain
Of health and strenth to the afflicted.
Price % cents, with full directions.
ALSO, DR.. HULL'S WORM LOzENGES
Are the surest and safest medicine for destroying
worms ever discovered. There is no danger in
their operation, no mistake in their efficacy. Chill
dren will cry for them and eat them as they would
candy. One box will cure as many cases Of worms
as three walls Of the common liquid vermiiuge
medicines usually given.
OE5-Dr. English, in Broadway, New York, cured
two children of fits, by using these Lozenges,
after trying several other medicines without BEN
eft. He has used them in his practice nearly
twelve months in over one hundred cases, and
always with the best success He says that lie
has cured four cases of worms with only one box.
He also cured one boy with single dose that had
been suffering with fits for nearly two years
0N5-Edward McCorcie, Esq, gave some to a
child Of his, four years old, and the first dose
brought away between so and 4U worms.
MI. VIM. M'Daniel had child whom the ply
sicians pronounced incurable, and said il would
die. but il was cured by half box of these LOz-
enges. Price % cents per box, with directions.
Sold wholesale and retail in St. Louis by Z. &
J. Adams, corner Of Fourth and Market and
Fourth and Green. Edwards g. Francis, corner of
Fourth and Market and Third and Green streets.
Sold by DR.. VIM. R. Snelson and J. Riddles
barrer e. Co., Fayette.
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ENOT Sale.

4 choice lot Of bacon and Lard, for family use
a guaranteed to bc very superior.
SWITZLER d SMITH.
Faycttc, May lG.h, 1916.
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Fscsirnh!c seusilacss Stand
FOR SALE.
..sasOs,iC Aprons.

4 FEW very neat Masonic Aprons painted Oh
~ satin and kid; also a superior blue velvet
collar the Freo-Mason's Monitor Cross Masonic
Chart, Lodge certificates, DC. for sale very low
by Z. HART.
Bo1nyillc, May 23d, l-IG
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NEW ORDERS FROM JEFFERSON CITY.

~, sDDNS hOM JEr EhSON ClI1.
ooi' campbell, yesterday evening, received a
sier from Lieut.. Gov. Young, The effect Of
mich will be TO arrest the march of the several
companies Of mounted Rangers which have been
raised in this county, at least for few days. II
appears from this communication, that the Adm.
tont General OF this State has ordered out more
men than was called for by the War Department.
In this dilemma, Governor Young has felt il to
be his duty to countermand the order of 24lh
May, Tor iour hundred men from St. Louis, and
70 require only the raising of q Battalion OF
ARTILLERY. AS we have said, the effect OF this
order IS TO arrest the march OF the companies OF
mounted men, under the command OF Captains
Fischer, Hudson and Edmondson This will be,
PROFESSIONALLY, keen disappointment to them.
They have gone on TO comply with the order OF
the Adjutant General, have equipped themselves
with commendable alacri,y, and are now ready
for service. To be stopped when all arrange.
ments have thus been made, is dot so agreeable
to sanguine young men. But it cannot be helped,
and they may as well patiently await the result OF
arrangements which may be made to get them
into the service without delay. We understand,
that Governor Edwards is daily expected in this
city, from the east, and he may feel called upon,
under the circumstances, to direct the several
companies to repair at once TO Fort Leavenworth.
Colonel kEARNEY, impressed with the pecu.
liari'y Of the case, will scarcely fail to meet the
views OF the Governor, and OF the several compa.
MES, and accept their services; and thus, the only
consequence Of this counter order will be the de.
lay which must necessarily take place in bringing
about this arrangement Those who have inter .
ested themselves in this matter, feel quite san.
gulne that the disappointment will be only tenn
lporary, and that in short time the companies
may be in the saddle, and on their route to Join
the command at Fort Leavenworth. This being
the case. 1t seems to US that it would be unwse TO
'forego the necessary preparations for the cam
paign: indeed, we think that their own and the
public interest would be best prommoted by kee.
ping in readiness to obey marching orders.
The battalion OF Artillery will Of course pro.
coed to Fort Leavenworth as soon as it caa be
filled up and put in readiness for service.
provided, always, the order is not coun-
termanded]
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EsacuE, asad E4ard Wanted.

N7E wish to purchase Immediately, and vii;
w pay the highest market rates for
10000 pounds wei cured bacon,
lOuy " good sweet Lard,
Which we wish delivered carly as possible and
for which we are wiling to paw st. Louis prices,
with current rates Of reigh, off, in groceries, or
dry goods At the lJgsos r1Sd prizes.
SWIIZLER s. SMITH.
Faye;.c, May l3;h, lSiG.
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wall Paper and Fire screens.

Wall pepper in sets, from l2a to 10 cts. per
piece; green curtain do. 81! cts per piece; Fire
screens in great variety, from 81 TO 81 cts. each
for sale 10y {. HART.
Boonyiio, May 23d, 1916.
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TUSr received II doz, grain and grass scythes,
- u dog scythe stones and grass sreads for
sale low, at the New Cheap Hardware Store, BOOK
VILE. THOMAS b. VEAZEY.
Boonvile, May 90h, 1916.
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Guardians Notice,

, OPE.--lialter and Bale Rope, for sale by
IA J. RIDDLEobAHGER & Co.
Faycttc, May 10Th, 1916.