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A DEAD MAN CONE BACK. Thomas G..
Boyd OF Sweetwater, Tenn, against whom
cases for defrauding the government in pensions
are pending. who was reported murdered in
Monroe county. Tenn, last September, under
tragical circumstances, was discovered and ar
rested in Toronto, Canada, day before yester-
day, and will be brought to Knoxville
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ANTI-NAsoNIC.-The Allegheny Presbytery
UNITED Presbyterian) has taken ground against
secret societies, especially the Odd Fellows and
Mas0ns. Pastors are requested to preach on the
subject, and have been directed to proceed
against all members who belong to such organi-
zatiOns
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THE ERIE TEN MILLION LOANS. L. NJ
Barlow, in an interview in New York yesterday
SAID that none OF the proceeds from the placing
OF the ten million bonds of Erie. broposed To n.
issued, will be used TO pay off the floating con
structiOn debt. The work of laying the thirt
rail viii begin at Buffalo soon as the season
permits, and will be extended as fast as the
funds are secured, until the road unites with th,
Boston, Hartford and Erie road.
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FATHER BURKE, the famous Dominican left
New Orleans last evening on the steamer Con.
inental for Memphis, EN- route to New York
His health is-declining. 1t is understood that lac
isOrdered to return to Rome
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ACTIoS on CONsTABLEs BoSD.-Yesterdsy
nesSTs- Moore and New man entered suit in the
name OF the United States, for use of John III.
SchombeTt, against George L. Gibbons, cOnsta-
bic, and C. i. Bowen and Human Burkhart:
sureties on his bond. The plaintiff sets forth
that on the DIST of October, 1871, defendants
bonded in the sum of 5000, conditioned on
Gibbons faithful discharge Of duty as a consta-
BILE, and charge that on the 18th of January last
Ne violated his duties, in that judgment hay-
ing been rendered against Schombert by Justice
Weaver, a writ of restitution of certain prem
Uses was issued; that shortly after its issuance
the 18th Of January the justice ordered the re-
turn Of the writ of restitution, which order the
constable di>TegaTded and refused to recognize,
but went on to execute said writ, and did eject
him, with his stocks, tools, &c, thereby de-
stToying his business as a blacksmith. Damages
are laid at SI.p.a.
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FLOUR.
SCNDRIES.

al az once as We cannot guarantee the aboy. nj,
paeiea 40" prices for any definite length II time
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~ Mansard hats at the opera are as unpopu-
lar as mansard roofs Of wood are with under
writer's.
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DRY GOODS.
lRY GOODS!
IMMENSE REDUCTION

Dry GOODS:
IMMENSE REDUCTIoNn
WOODEN DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN 20
PER CENT.
Androscoegin Bleached COTTON, &c.
Wamsutta Btcachad COTTON. ar.
New York Mills Bleeched COTTON, &c.
Splendid bleached and unbleached CoTTONS, l2lse
50, 80 and l0-4 SHEETING from So up
line of beautiful WooleR SHAWLS (single and
doubled will be SOLD regardless Of cost TO close out
the stock; Black Cashmere, 81.
Elegant Paris KIDS only So; (party colors, ell
Splendid black SILK VELVET, q inches wide,
suitable Tor dresses spencers, and trimming, al So,
WAITE PROOF CLOTH, CSC. and MP.
BLACK SILKS from 8 - mp, tthose at 9 80. "a.
S26, IS, and SS D are the best goods for the price
shown IN this city since the war;
fLANNELS very cheap.
Ladies' and Gents UNDERWEAR, and gents
SHIRTS direct from the Danufsctory, at wholesale
prices. None but the BEST makes Of Goods kept
Save money by purchasing Of
BRODHEAD 4 CO.
d10-tfebl 1908 street between I2th and 18Th
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GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE-The great pop
ularity of .'WIbOr's Compound Of Cod Licer oil
and Lime" has induced some unprincipled per-
sons to attempt to palm off a simple article of
their own manufacture; but any person who Is
suffering from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption
should be careful where they purchase this
article. 1t requires no putting; the results fol-
lowing its use are its best recommendations, and
the proprietor has ample evidence on file Of its
extraordinary success in pulmonary complaints.
The phosphate OF lime possesses a most mar
velous healing power. as combined with the
pure Cod Liver Oil by DIR. Wilbor. This medi-
cine Is regularly prescribed by the medical
faculty. For sale by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, 100
Court St, Boston. eos
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LOCAL Me- s.
Amu<ements. &c. To-nighl

National Theater-Aimee Opera Bouffe Troupe
in lie Petit Faust"
TlsSisr Comique-Comic opera, drama, come
Gy. burlesque, songs, dances, etc.
WiIlard's Nsp HaH.-Prof. Cromwell's Art
Entertainment.
EsfTeIolsfda HaU-The infant wonder, "Baby
Benson" and other stars.
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CoENs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bmions
Chiblains, Bad Nails, &c, successfully treated
by Dr. White, ChiropOdist, No. 535 18th street,
ington 1861.
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celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, tn street,
lntelligehcer Building. 1923
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FRENCH GILT English and French Jet jewelry
and ornaments for the hair, beautiful styles,
received at Prigg's jewelry store, No. Az Penn
sylvania avenue, between Az and 9th streets.
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THAT "CoREAN SEED" CHAP preferred to in
THE STAR not long since) is selling fax seed
about the streets at Is cents for about thimble
full. The seeds are colored and perfumed and
done up In little packages, labelled "The Corean
Tasa Ma Saki, or Bloom of Paradise" The
..Corean seed" merchant tells you that if the
seed is deposited liz moist sponge 1t will sprOut
and beautiful plant will grow, diffusing most
fragrant smellI Many who don't read the
papers continue to be humbugged by 1t, as thew
are by gift photographs and every other scheme
which is started to get their hard earnings.
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws 6 per Ct
Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, o to 4 and 6
tOS. Nt3. l4tIe
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THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street
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1T Y 1T f NJ s.

THE CELEBRATED o. h. White Shirt, warrant.
ed TO tit, in open front, open hack, and low cut
at Goldman g. Steinberg's, corner 9TH and q SITS
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, for Pulmo-
nary and Asthmatic Disorders, have prorea
their efficacy by test Of many years, and have
received testimonials from eminent men who
used them. eos
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TIE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY win
hold q public meeting Tomorrow evening IN
The Congregational church, rev. Mr. Ranking, }
AZ which addresses will be delivered by Hon
William II. Dodge, president Of the society;
Senator Wilson, Hon. Felix r Brunot, chair.
man Of the United States Indian commission;
A. ~. Powell. Of New York; and others. All
are cordially invited.
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HOUSE THIEvKs.-On Sunday night last the
residence of Gen. p. F. Bacon, on Indiana ave-
nue., was entered by thieves and several silver
napkin rings, large coffee urn, and quantity
of clothing were carried OF. Yesterday, Detec-
tives Coomes and McElfreeh got on the track Of
the suspected parties and arrested Fences Ben
der and Mary Spriggs, both c0lOred, and recov-
cred the goods. This morning they plead guilty
at the police court, and were committed for the
action Of the grand Jury.
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p RICE LIST
ERIES
ELPHONzO YOpNGs q cos.
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THE THEATEEs.-The Aimee Opera Bouffe
troupe viii appear tonight at the National The
alter in Nerves entertaining comic opera of ''Le
Petit Faust" and a. the music is sparkling and
the situations very cOmicsl. a full house may be
expected. Some of the melodies i'm the opera
are very ine.
A live Prince, who will tie himself into
double bow-knot aud shut himself up like a
jack knife for your amusement, Is not To be seen
every day; hence the crowded houses at the The
alter ComiqHe TO see the Abyssinan Prince Sadi
D'Jalmi-
Baby Benson's levees at the Metropolitan Va
Iieties 1heatST are well attended, and although
most OF the travelling infant phenomena are
nBisances. Baby Benson Is not, but is certainly
a very remarkable child. Go and see her.
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ALLEGKD HIGHWAY RoBBERY-AbOut 10
O'Clock last night James H. Dobson, residing
at No. 612 Sixth street, between and g streets,
was knocked down and robbed by two men at
the corner Of Eleventh and streets, and as
serts that he was robbed Of $50. He was with
lady at the time, who took q car going
toward the nayy-yard Immediately after the
has no knowledge as to who were his assailants.
TIE YoUxe MRN's REPUBLICAN CLUE last
night appointed q committee to inquire into the
practicability Of giving grand bali ON the IA
Of February, with Instructions 70 report next
week. james Hudson, A. r. Pardon, and Jos.
club win participate In the civic procession at
the inauguration Of President Grant, and win
receive and escort visiting organizations.
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IHE ErMBER OF SMALLPOX CAeBs reported
for the last twenty hours 10 the rooms of the
board of health are 3. Three of these are in an
alley between Delaware avenue and LIST street
and A and b streets northeast; one At Isl North
Carolina avenue; one at 30s l. street; one at 700
street; one ut 1873 18th street, and one ut il2O
eth street, corner Of M southeast. No deaths
have been reported.
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GRoCERs.

- s. O'HARE SON,
wholesale and Retail 6reeers,
1913 SsraiA Strea NorAsrssf, bsssreea NJ aad "
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The WAY To PROTECT YOUR VALUABLEs.-
The high-handed attempt at burglary last
night. and the scale on which il was undertaken
indicates that some 0f the most daring and skill
fui burglars in the country have turned their
ard of the facility with which il Is seen business
as well as private houses can be entered. il will
be well for all persons having valuables of any
Kind TO store them with the National Safe
Deposit Company, corner 18th street and New
York avenue. The vaults Of this company are
absolutely fire and burgiar-pro0f, and the
amount charged for their use Is 30 trifiing not
to bear comparison with the relief and security
Afforded to the deposit0r. The company take
bonds and all sorts Of securities and valuables,
and rents safes in the FIRE and burglar-proof
vaults for from 40 a wear upward.
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The Chicago JDurndl thinks the farmers move
does amount to something. 1t says; speaking
of the farmers movement remarked one OF Chi
cngo's sportsmcn who recently visited LiNlHG
ston county on a prairie chicken hunt, tci
YOU it isn't sham down near Dwight, where
was chased by three farmers and four dogs, ant
ouly escaped their clutches by my horses run
ming away with me-
The Boston Hcrald mildly expostulatcs with .
correspondent: 1.-THE man who writes letter
without signing his real name is coward ana
an idiot; and when he signs his letter Fair Play
lac is Il liar
A gentleman of bbulous standing in the com.
munity had the misfortune to fall into the hands
Of the Arabs and find nights lodging in GAIA
boose. Next morning the following pathetic
stanza was found scratched with an iron nail OF
his boot heel on the floor Of his narrow cham.
Der:
Leaves have their time to fall,
And so have we,
But here's the difference
'TwiXt the leaves and me
! falls more harder and more frequentlee'
4 negro stole the carpet from Tennessee
church and cut it up into horse blankets, ana
the congregation all went over Broad river to
see him immersed. From some unaccountahIe
accident he was Acd under the water just one
minute too long.
c. \. Wctmorc, the "breyity man Of the ,an
Francisco Alta, lately emerged, it is said, from
the bondage Of cigars moking and feels so,much
better that he hopes to resume the habit at an
'arly date.
The temperance people will he rcjoiced at the
cport from the seat Of Observation-Disclosures war,
hat the sultan of Atchenee refused to treat
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lllh Second south ofGrand Ridge is pretty
good.
l2th South of Fred Glcim's wants little
better grade.
18th Must have foot more Of embank.
ment, and is to be new plankcd.
| 1Ath. First one south OF Outer Creek re
quires one foot more of cmbankment on each
side of track.
10th and last. Just north of Prairie Creek
wants y feet of cmbankment on the Yves,
side
18TH Needs good deal of filling, and Mr..
Sullivan, road.mastcr, agrees to put two car
loads of gravel in it.. .....
18th At Russell's This is judged to an
swer as it is at present.
Nth. Near Sam. McNath's. This wants
considerable filling on the north side of the
track All the foregoing crossings have signs
but the one at Serena, and all have ringing
posts. June Both, 1873, in company with Nj.
Sullivan, viewed crossings on +. r. Y. X. Il.
south Of Illinois river
lst At depot IN South Ottawa, the cOrpor-
alton line crosses this one, but Mr.. Sullivan
gave orders to put it in repair. 1t wants one
foot OF filling on each side of the track.
ID. At Mr., kistler's. This is in very bad
repair wants new planking and embankment
one foot higher than at present
Sd. Near Mr. Shaw's on east and west road
IL mas Il SlSn we llOuBnl nall loot more
of cmbankmcnt on each side would do
4lh. This is the timber crossing, and wants
a little filling upon each side.
9Th. At Stumph's. This is perhaps in as
good condition as can be made.
9th, At Strawn's, south of Covil Creek, all
right
1th. At Widow Reeds, wants one foot of
filling on each side Of the r. r. track.
Sth. Just north Of Grand Ridge, is in good
repair.
The foregoing is what was agreed upon be.
tween Mr.. Sullivan and myself. As vet, the
company has not performed the duty as agreed
upon. For the particulars of the several cross.
ings on the other railroads, | must refer the
Board of Supervisors to the county surveyors
record, as it would be proliX to put them in
this report. | thought best to set down the
above, as the company owning the +. II. V.
Il. Il. has failed to respond to the require
ments of the law in this particular.
Hoping this may supply the place of the
report now lost, | subscribe myself, your most
ODcdcnt servant
GEORGE W. BRUMBACK,
County Surveyor and cx-otilcio viewer of r.
X. crossings in and for the county Of La Sale.
On motion Of Mr., Ferguson, ordered that
all papers that publish the full proceedings of
this board, be allowed the sum of fifteen dol
lars each
On motion, ordered that the board adjourn
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the balanced the Indebtedness nnd, now ON
hand, be transferred Temporarily to The ordin.
AIRY fund shuld the same he necessary for the
purpose Of paying county ordcsS and jury
certificates before the tax of 1913 is paid into
the treasury,
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
\. a KLOvE, Chairman.
On motion, ordered that said report be ap.
proved and accepted, and spread upon the
records of the board
On motion Of Mr.. Spccr, ordered that the
County Clerk be and he is, hereby author
lied and dircctdd to extend upon the Col
lcCtOr'S books of the several towns of this
county for the current year, according to law,
and upon the assessments OF the taxable
property OF the railroad companies within
this county, as returned by them and equal
lied or amended by the state board of equal
cation, the state taxes as certified by the
Auditor of Public Accounts of this state, and
such a rate per cent rs will produce the
amounts required for county purposes rs
determined by this board, The amounts
required for school purposes rs certified by
the directors o. the several school districts
The amount required for municipal purposes
Is certified by the proper authorities. The
amounts required in the several towns for
town, road and bridge and special purposes
Is follows, to wit:
Towns Town Tax. Road X Bridge Spcl Roads
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cher, Spiccr, and Stout voted in the negative
Yeas %; Nays, 10, Thcrcupon said rcoolu
ton was declared adoutcd
The Paupcr Committee to whom was refer
ed the statement of the Supervisors on month
ly allowances for paupers, made the follow.
ing report, tOwlt:
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All OF which Is rCSpccllullp submitted.
JOIN FERGUSON, Chairman.
Mr. Lynch, chairman of the committee on
Court House and Jail accounts reported back
the following claims, and, on motion, ordered
that the same be paid, and that the clerk draw
his order ON the treasurer for the several
amounts allowed, and in favor Of the several
named persons respectfully to-wit:
A. c. Mclntire, attendance on court 1897 -
Grand Jury........ - 10
Conveying to insane
hospital ...... "a %
Conveying to county
house ............ 3 90
Scott, IIoutZ & Co., suRdries ...... - OF
All of which is respectfully submitted.
ANDREW LYNCH, Chairman.
Mr.. Stout, chairman Of the committc to set.
tie with the County School Superintendent,
reported back the following claims, aud on
motion, ordered that the same be paid, and
that the clerk draw his order on the treas
urer therefor:
Osmin & Hapcman.. ...............S IS So
SreatOr Monitor. Observation-Disclosures. Is 30
Cullen IL Sapp. Observation-Disclosures. 9 rs
r. Williams, stationery and stamps 10 90
% days services at SO.
per day,.-........... liO w
All of which is respectfully submitted.
john Stout, Chairman
Mr.. Ferguson, chairman of the committee
on claims. reportcd back tbr following claims,
and, on motion, ordered that the clerk draw
ms Il' Vlt'l va we treasurer ior tie seNel"i
amounts allowed, and in favor of the several
maLhcu persons respectively, 10 wit:
WIN. = ohlllh ana IL Others, Jurors
, va lutSt'''. - 1890. ..'.'Sl2 w
D. VI N"'tlhSeF ana II Others. jurors
20 - on inquest 80. '.,..... .......... IL w
>. L. LOWS ana II Others, Jurors on
=, inquest. ,,''......: ........... - w
y. MearS' ana II others Jurors on IN
quest ,.'..... 80. 49,. .......... II w
Samucl Eh-Icr ana II Others, Jurors on 49,
j. flnlCn ana IL others Jurors on in
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Saturday. Sept IL, 1873


Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present same Is yesterday. Minutes of
yesterday proceedings read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Lynch, ordered that the
committee ON salaricd officers he authorized
To meet three days preceding the annual and
adjourned meetings of the County Board, for
the purpose of examining the accounts of
said officers
Mr. llaIght, Supervisor from Earl, offered
the following resolution:
Resoic,d That il is the opinion of This
Board of Supervisors, that the financial inter
csts Of La Sale County would be- promoted
by having each town provide for the support
OF It's own poor.
Upon the adoption of said resolution the
yeas and nays were demanded. whorcupon
McSsrs Burr, Beach, Conway. Center, Edge
comb Flaherty, Ferguson, Gillctt, Hoffman.
lIaight. Harrington, Hogc Johns, Klnyc.
Lewis. Lynch, Lauf Miller, Morrison, Pal
mer, Pritchctt, Pickens, Smith, !. :. Smith.
Trout True and Armstrong voted in the at
and Mcssrs. Bower, Boyer Barnes,
Clark, Emerson, Gallagher, Ncgstadt, PHI
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Your committee would report that there is
= balance IN the treasury applicable Ia the
payment oi the above, the sum at over
Sl9,UOuo. We void therefore recommend
that no tax Toe raised this year Tor that pur-
pose
We would further recommend that ,b, SIM
OF SjO0OuO hc raised and extended ON the
collectors books for the wear lS;s. for M,
ordinary expenses oi the county
We would also recommend that enough Of
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Also, to extend the dclinqucntroad taxes as
certified and returned to him, said extensions
all to be made according to law.
Mr. Ferguson, chairman Of the committee
on claims, reported back the following, and,
on motion. ordered that the same be paid, and
that the clerk draw his order on the treasurer
for the several amounts allowed and in favor
of the several named persons respectively,
to-wit;
j J. Marsh, tax ON land sold in error s ! II
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ycDtg SsiUnal Cards

RIHD BICKFORD. r. =. BOWEN. NJ. T. MOLOEEY.
UICkFORD, BOWEN n MOLONEY, Attor-
ID neys and Councillors at Law, No. Court VIII
promptly and diligently attend TO all business entrusted
their care. aprIy13
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1NIS. IL. r. DN Ell.
Office Over Exchange Bank,

~ II. q. IL A IL II. Physician and surgeon over No
a. l9 Main street Metropolitan Block, Ottawa ILLINOIS,
Inn.
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= ny SIC A N S .

mr. NJ ZE.SDE,Is. homeopathic Physician,
~ OTTAWA H. Offers his services to the friends OF te
lIompopahc In Ottawa In all hrHhches OF me pro
ipson Particular attention given to the treatment Oi wO-
men and children Office In Glover COOKS bock ieDlo-V
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nOCTOk I,IsE;IIs5iI, Eclectic Physician
| Snrgern and ObstetrlCian. Otice and Residence -
"a e strGe, second floor Chronic Diseases anu Obste
10 practice snecsltlcs individuals and families treated
nv The Year Night calls answered promptly. Ring re
r.. ~. bs,j' aptl2'I3
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]. b. RICE. GEORGE SUPP L. r.. wALBBIDGE.
)ICE, S'rIPI' ~ w ALISk DIG T.;
N Attorneys at Law Office in Glover Cooks Block,
over DimnICk's drug store, Ottawa, HIS. aprly'T3
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ID. z. JONES. L. W. BREWER.
Jones' ~ BREW Err, Attorneys and Coun-
sellers at Law, Ottawa, Ills. ONCE, Rooms NOS q s.,
second floor Metropolitan Block. octl9,I2
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w NJ ~, JACKS son, Attorney at Law and No.
w tary Public Streator Illinois, apri,6S