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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-03-09

Its Virtues are unqucstionablc and Its
curative character absolute, al the writer
can personally testify. both from experience
and observation. Write AT once 10 HAlLoCk
& I.NNEY,. pcy Street, New York, enclos-
ing ~ - ana You viii receive by return ii
remedy that viii enable you TO hear like any
body else and whose curative effects will be-
permanent. You will never regret doing so
= Editor af H.rc1RtiI, Reri,ic.
- 'ro avoid loss IN the Mails, please send
money by Registered Letters.
Only imported 10y HAYLoCk JENNEf
Sole Agents for America. Dcy ST., n.
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Why He Would Vote for johnson.

Flem Du Bignon tells good story on
Hon. Mark johnson, Of Baldwin. Hesays
he saw Mark during his canvass talking
very earnestly to q rural constituent.
Meeting the constituent after Mark had
left him, he asked him who he was 60
ING to vote for. Il reckon I'll vote for
Johnson" he said. 'You see, I've been
wanting q Post Office at my mill for a
long time, and I've been q voting for it.
and amt got it yit. johnson lowed if
I'd help him to the Legislator he d have
q Post Office Established at my mill the
fust thing be done when he got thar
Atlanta C0asstituttOn
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S. w. A., West Chester, Pa: Il have
horse that has lately suffered from
periodical fits of dizziness. Please an
swer through your valuable paper and
let me know what should do with him.
I'm afraid he will get worse ifsomething
is not done soon" Our advice, based
on careful perusal of Every Man His
Own Horse Doctor" would be 10 take
him some time when he is not dizzy
and sell him TO n stranger. - TEXAS Sitt-
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Various Causes

Advancing years, care. sickness, d4sap.
pOintment, and hereditary predispOsi.
tiOn-all operate to turn the hair gray
and either Of them inclines IT. to shed
prematurely. AYERS HAIR VIGoR will
restore faded or gray, light or red hair
to rich brown or deep black, as may
be desired. II sOftens and cleanses the
scalp, giving it healthy action. 1t
removes and cures dandruT and humors.
BY its use falling hair. is checked, and
new growth will be produced in all
cases where the folliclcs are not de-
stroyed or the glands decayed Its
effects are beautifully shown on brashy,
weak. or Sickly hair, OH which a few
applications will produce the gloss and
freshness Of youth. Harmless aud sure
in its results. it is Incompatible as
dressing. and is especially valued
for The soft lustrc and richness of tone
it imparts.
AYERS HAIR VIGOR is cOlOrlcSs
contains neither oil nor dye; and will
not soil or color white cambria; yet
il lasts long on the hair. and keeps
it fresh and vigorous, impartinS an
agreeable perfume
For sale by all druggists
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NnrIcE rn CnED1Tots.

C,TATE OF MINNESDTA-Couniy IF Blue
- Earth. In Probate Court.
In the matter OF the c-taIcoi Moan f.trah!
deceased.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons nav
ing claims and demands against the estate 81
NonhF Grant, late az IN" county pi BldcEnlth
DECEASED, that the Jud." of the Pr"hai touiT
OF said county viii hear, "Aaininc, ana ADJUST
claims and demands against SAID estate, ~
his Office in the city uf Ntnkain, IN Thid
county, on the 9Th 'i.y of May and on The
18th DAY of August. l''Si. AT - O'Clock IN The
forenoon on each "i -llI hiir; ana thil
months from the gth day q. February, iSS5.
have been limited and allowed 10y said Pro
bate Court for creditors 10 present thci'
claims. u. T. AiLh1 =,
ExaI,Inr of tho esiutr Of Noah +. Grant, de.
,.noc.d 3iwJ
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

c,TATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Blue
- Earth. la Probate Court.
Tn the matter Of the OF Friedrich Sinp-
son. deceased. ,..,--
,laim. and demands against the estate OF
Ercdrick Simpson, late 81 I'll" county OF Blue
Farm. dcceascd TINT ~" lu''Rn OF the FRO
Ea,a Court of said county viii hear examine.
III .di,,st claims aud demands against said
ss,aie nj his Office in the city of Mankato in
said ,.onnty- ON the l5th day Of May and on
the 18th day Of August 1883, ut 10 o'clock In
az fnreuo1n ON ctcn al said days. and that
tn I u,,,,hs from IN. 18th ,.Ry Of February
s ssss have been limited aud allowed by said
u-p,.a,o Court for crs-.'ifarS Ia present their
claims. ,, q Eradrick
Administrator on inc 'S'u'e VI sIHri
simpson. deco ased. "'"'
THoM AS & wAsHBUnS, ,.
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A. G A r ID

10 all who are suffering from the errors
aud iniscretions nf youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, lass OF manhood. Nc. will
send recipe Tint viii cure You. FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy WIS discovered
by u missionary in South America. Send II
self-a.l,ircssed envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH
Z. ISIaS. Station u Mar in,l City .ayI
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Hear What The Deaf Say !!

l. nus performed \ miracle In my case.
have no uuuarlhly noises In my head ana
heat much het,Cr.
have been greatly benefited.
Nv deafness helped great drsl-thlnk an
other hottie will cure me-
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The barometer averages One.tenth
of an inch higher than for January.
The average temperature Is 1872 de-
grees higher than last month. Low.
est points the Same. The greatest
velocity of the wind was on the 5tli
inst 3l.2 miles per hour; last month
43 miles. Total snow fall WINS little
more than for January.
No observations of the fall Of me.
teors have been made for this month
ly record. yet on mo0nless nights
considerable number have been motto.
ed casually. A very brilliant meteor
passed ever central Indiana, January
3. Its color was blood.red with the
sharpness of electric light. Professor
Daniel KirkwoOd, State University OF
lndirna determined its heighth when
first seen to be So miles. and at disap-
pearance 80 miles. Its course was S.
IS , w; and its visible track about
lao miles. Observations were not
definite enough to determine its
orbit.
The phases of the planets. have not
materially changed since last month.
Professor E. s. Holden Is placed in
charge Of the Government party
which Is to sail In a few days IN wit.
l,ess the total eclipse of the SIM, May
8. 1883, ut the Caroline islands In the
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Striking Head Lines

Are used Ia call attention To the fact that this
j. an advertisement of the CHfC{GO
HEgsI-tIkE E a. ~. PIIE RAIL
UiE.
lis 52tE sff' Trunk Lines traN crse the best
portions of Northern Illinois. WIS
CGTIgg HISSESOI1. DiKOTi
and fSE; Z
Located directly on its lines are the cities
OF CIFSsG6. HSLUI GkEE. Ia
CROSSE. ,Tinona. ST. PITL. MN
SEIEOEES. hudson, PsW!rir n"
Cafp0. Mason Etfy. SioHr city.
S'gnk!o,,. .sISPyfic0 4 HESsf'E'&S ,
DghSgf'E. ROCK SSL.tSE. &C.
p7Y .tpy8.S. aud tGES
BES ESS. "a well as innumerab!c other
principal business ceuires and ;a,cri,e re-
sorts: aui passengers going West North,
South 81 East are able Ia use the cHSC..-
90. !HEEJs ,gEEE *. 81. PtTL
REFs.; 4; d {" the best advantage.
Ticket Offices everywhere are supplied with
Maps anal Time Tables which detail the merits
0f til line and agents stand ready tn furnish
information. ami sell tickets nj cheapest
rates over the thir0yO, Niisrdnkrr AZ
~. s'"sI S"iiW0y.
:. :. MERRILL. \. ". II. CARPENTER.
Gr'l. Manager. Gen. Pass. and TIKI. Agt
!. 4. CLARK. GEO. II HEAfFoRD.
Gapl. Supt. Asst Gen. Pass. Agt.
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Manifest Destiny Points 10 Malkat0 !!

the great distributing Southwestern Minncsoaits
busy industries fast multiplying, will be pushed the ut
supply the rapidly developing of the country beyond
foothold will be worth fortune tho future
you home, if You business location and
lend hand to make
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suEkIEF,s EXECrTION SIZE.

The above sale has teen postponed until
Tuesday, March 2ith, l-S3, at 10 o'clock \. NJ
and at the same place. -.
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EARS FOR THE MILLION !
Foo ThaO'S RalSam OtSharS'S oil

Positively Restores the Hearing. and is
the only Absolute Cure for Deafness known.
This oh is distracted from peculiar species
al small White shark, caught in the yellow
SEA, known ~ CAgCuARoDoN KoNpElaETrlI.
Every I, hinesc fisherman knows IL. Its vir-
ines rs 4 restorative of hcnring.was discover
81 by "A Buddhist Priest about Tie year Al'.
- cures were So numerous ana many 50
seemingly miraculous, that the remedy was
officially proclaimed over the entire Empire,
Its use became So universal that Tor over ',uu
wears no Deafness has existed among the
Chinese people. Sent charges prepaid, In
ana. address ofS hottie,
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NJ ANk A TO
THE LEADING CITY OF SOUTHERN MINNESOTA.

We offer you Lots in the city proper suitable for business
locations Lots in all the Additions long time it parties will
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The manufacturing interests of Mankato in the full
tide of successful prosperity mechanics at work. more labor
employed than before being projected
every hababe occupied and the brightest prospects for
the rapid growth of the city.
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*EOEEY 70 LOAN on Real Estate In sums
"a fr ~ syn Ia $500 at LOWEST RATES
# INTEREST. Interest pay;tiic yearly or
l1il y, ariy, ~ parties may sire. Privilege
rrG,ui".i az making payments on account Of
ar'Iripgi II requested. Principal and inter.
est pa allie ~ INV oihsD. JSO.C. NOE.
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Carleton College .. 8. Signal Station.

February Notes. Meteorological and
Astronomical.
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Sheriff vi Blue Earth County, hinn.
J. NEwHART, attorney Tor Glaint;E, Ne"
Tim, MINI. -
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First insertion February y, 1885; last insertion
March 2ird.

Dated AT Mankato the Is day Of February
a. ID. isS3. "iwt
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make hen lay Condition Powder Dose sspn.
by g. JouNsoS Co.. BosTox. Mao
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JOHNSON
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-07-06

Died at his residence. kirksville, Mo June
21st, 1855, Lewis ". Link in his nth year.
Bro. Link was born in Kentucky, April 10.
1907, but was reared in Illinois. Here the
early years OF his manhood were spent, and
here he married Miss Hannah Crane, with
more than half century. OF this union
were born six sons and four daughters; the
wife, three sons, three daughters and numer
Gus grand children survive him.
Bro. Link was possessed of generous sym
pathies, loving his friends, and aifectionate
in his family. de was man ofliberal views.
always an ardent friend OF Temperance. aud
the supporter of every enterprise that con-
served the public good. Much Of his life was
spent in the public service; and everywhere,
in the Legislature, and in the various civil
offices he was called to fill, he was to the end
of life, . respected aud trusted servant.
The last seventeen years he resided in
kirksville, honored here. as elsew here, BY
hi. fellow citizens. and surrounded by child
rem and grand children, who delighted to
minister to the declining years OF their aged
parents.
More than 50 years ago brother Link be-
came member OF the Baptist church. He
loved his church aud rejoced in its prosper.
ity. few years since he received hurt
that hindered the frequent attendance upon
the house Of God, that had been his won't He
retained, hewever, his lively interest in the
work OF his Redecmer, and his love for devo-
tIonal services. 4 day or two before he died,
referring to his long christian career, he said
to his pastor: Through all these years l
have tried to follow my Saviour have some
times wavered, but God has been faithful
His last illness was long and tedious, but
he manifested wonderful christian patience.
resting peacefully upon the promises of God
TO hin. in Christ Jesus. When the final hour
came, blessed with the presence Of sons and
daughters at his bedside, and sustained by
the precious hopes of the gospel, he fell
asleep in Jesus. &.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-07-06

Judge A. ]. Ellison delivered the
address at Kahoka. Clark county.
Mrs. Thomas Sees is spending this
week in Quincy with her sister, Mrs,
Harris.
Markey G Floyd on the North side tho
square for first class groceries. They
will sell you goods for less money than
any house IN town and don't you forge.
it
John S. Williams, formerly of Kinks
vile, but now a resident of Easton. Mo.
was in town this week shaking hands
with old friends. We are glad to learn
that he Is prospecting.
Miss Cora Baldwin Of Huntsville
Texas, spent the fourth in Kirksville.
She leaves to-day to visit friends in
Knox County.
Miss Katie Davis left on the fourth
for 2 cora, Ills. where she will srend
the summer.
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New Advertisements.

Several new advertisements appear
IN this issue 10 which we call the atten.
ton Of our readers.
MIS- l.. T. Furrow has purchased the
Dodson grocery and gives notice to the
pubic Of the same.
Bright & Ellsworth. the new livery
men, are out in a neat card. The pub
lie will find them well supplied with
teams and rigs of all kind at the barn
west of Pools Everything new and
hrst class. \ farmers feed-yard IN
connection with the stable.
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Announcements.

shes. Roszell viii preach at Qneen City second
sunday In July: morning aud evening.
hr Frank Sweet is Ell pec;ef 10 address the Liber-
= society At Harris Hall on sunday evening next,
III ~ TIE VI. 4. Church next Sabbath. the pastor
II Preach AZ II A. NJ on What IS Entire Sancti-
tae Experience,' >'e ~
~ the Presbyterian church next Sabbath morning
.s,e ar be reports from The Session, the sab
"a 4, schooi, the Ladies. Missionary society, and
r.,r, noAta OF Deacons. All the members and sup
ets Vi 'he church are requested TO be present.
j. :. BOYD, Pastor,
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Union Depot @

Huntsville has Union Depot at last
though hardly as wished or expected
Last Saturday the use of the Q. NJ. &
P. depot was abandoned and now all
trans stop at the lower depot, those
from the Q. NJ. & P. coming down on
The switch. 1t is generally surmised
that this move is only preparatory to
the erection of a depot at the crossing
though there Is no definite information
on the subject.
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Zig, Mo.

Our correspondent at Zig over in
Liberty township, writes desparingly of
the crop prospect. We hope by this
time he has had cause to modify his
views little for the better.
Mr.. G. F. Fusseiman of that neigh
borhood has returned from Illinois
where he was called to attend the fun
eral of his father.
DR.. Shull has returned from atten-
dance on medical lectures at st. Louis
and intends hereafter to devote his
whole time to his profession.
Frank johnson is reported as the
happy father Of nice boy.
And Thos. Cole is reported also in
the same happy frame of mind from a
similar condition of affairs. ?.
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DRY GOODS.
(.raphicS.

And now
lis verv not.
Cyclone season about over.
Have you seen Alfred Smith on a
Bicycle?
The PIC mic harvest, commenced. late
this year
There was big crowd at the tent
Sunday night.
N. L. Beeman is erecting hand
some residence.
Work is progressing quite rapidly
on Smith & McGuires new building.
When time shall be mo mower he
will not be pictured as carrying a
/ Sey the.
Mr. John Bernard is burning new
kiln Of brick this week having fred up
on Tuesday.
County court was in Sc sion this week
commencing Monday morning with a
throng IN attendance.
The people after working hard for
the past ten days, came to town TO
have good time, and they had it.
Hopes advertisement IN our last
weeks paper went out to the people on
Friday. Next day his store was densely
crowded with customers If you have
good goods cheap let the people know
it and thev will buy.
The S. P. S. L. E. literary society
which meets at the residence of Mr..
Guy Chandler, Saturday evening Of
each week, had very pleasant picnic
last Saturday afternoon. Our CORES
pondent from that neighborhood will
give particulars.
Mr.. A. L. Wood, of this city is quite
prominently mentioned as candidate
tor Secretary OF State on the democrat
ic ticket next tall. Mr.. Wood is a
thorough going business man, and de-
serves the place. The GRAPHIC hopes
he may get it
While passing around the square
Saturday We noted what nay be called
a coincidence at least. 1t was the fact |
that the dry goods firms doing the
larges. amount of advertising were the !
ones most crowded with customers.
Put the two facts together and the
natural inference Is plain.
re are indebted to the kirksville
Creamery for two pounds Of their
choice butter left at our residence one
day last week. We don't see how this
product can be..excelled in any way and
are net at all surprised to hear that
their consignments in the east have al
ready rated at the very top OF the mar
ket in prices.
MIR. ". 4. Falkenstine, living eight
miles southeast of town, reports his
prospect for corn as excellent He has
sold large amount Of seed corn this
7ear at good prices. The last was sold
or planting on the 2Sth of June. 1t is
allied the ''Galenar and grows and
,ipens very rapidly. Mr.. Falkenstine :
harvesting rye ON the 18th.
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Personals.

Z. Borneman is home on a visit.
Frank Douglass is happy father.
| II. c. Sohn of Willard has fine CIR
after fifteen years. Shake.
! Grandma Price returned to her HON,
Friday.
L. B. Maltby, of Clay. spent Monday
in kirksville.
j. B. Larkins is home again from
Wisconsin and Dakota.
! Mrs. DIR. Gatiiff,, of Mason Tex, i:
visiting her brother J. D. Brown.
Mr.. A. Wolf started tor Colorado
and New Mexico, on Monday night.
P. R. Crow, the gentlemanly mer-
chant of Su bette says he must have the
| GRAPHIC.
Frank Quinn, Early Corlin, Ed.
Brown and Reub. Mears are in L. S.
court at keokuE, Iowa.
Our old friend, Mr. E. Wimber, living
west of the river was IN town last week
and enrolled himself as a reader of the
GRAPHIC.
Mr.. j. E. Pierce came in Thursday
from Iowa where he has been in the
barbed wire bu; mess. He reports crops
in Iowa about the same as here.
Judge Lewis returned from Nlreyeh
Township Monday looking as pleased
as a May morning. Business must be
getting interesting over that way.
Mr.. Geo. w. McGovern, formerly of
this city has removed from Silver Cliff,
and has engaged in the grocery busi-
ness at Salida, Colorado. We wish him
success in his new venture.
Mr.. Geo. W. Vallaningham, who has
been confined to his house for many
months by rheumatism, was in town
last Friday, being the fist time for
over year. We are glad to see HIM
out again.
Mr.. Frank Eversull returned last
week from business trip to Iowa.
His daughter, Mrs. Eva Wing, of Car
fol City, returned with him. We learn
she has been quite sick but is recover
ing rapidly.
Rev. Geo. W. Sharp returned last
week from months Sunday school
work in the counties of Schuyler and
Putnam. He organized twelve schools
during the month besides aiding three
Others, Notwithstanding the storms and
high waters.
L. j. Beall keeper OF poor farm, was
on our streets Monday and reports
everything lively in his neighborhood.
On his army record he claims time over
any other man in the county, having
served FIVE years and fourteen days,
and still does not look old. by any
means.
Frank Quinn left Tuesday for Keo-
knk to attend e. S. DIS, Court, which |
IS IN session at that place. He hopes |
10 recover damages for a car of the fin
sst horses and mules ever shipped from
Huntsville and which were all killed or |
crippled by an accident on an Iowa
road.
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A Wild Texan.

l. NJ. Kinney of Texan fame, is put
ting up two self-binders tor Carothers &
Greene. They go into the wheat fields
this week, one on the farm OF w. B.
Deaton two miles south OF town and
one on the farm of Bragg Bros, in
south part OF the county. Go and see
the Texan and the reauers at work.
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Cyclone in Kirksyille.

For several weeks our town am,
county have been deluged with ram
day after day. Dark clouds have been
seen gathering in the west and south
west, accompanied by frlghttul claps
and roaring Of thunder, following sharp
flashes of lightning until becoming
alarmed all ran hurriedly along the
street for home always going by way
Of Halliday Bros, grocery to get what
wife sent for. Knowing if they went
any other place they would be "blown
up" when they got home.
When John gets home his vile asks
WHAT the probability of the damage
that will be done. He looks at the
threatening weather and the crowds
rushing by and all carrying their arms
full of goods, and finally concludes that
the cause is not far away in the dis
lance. but all traceable to the fact that
Halliday Bros. are selling goods at
such ruin ously low prices that it is
creating a terrible storm among the
citizens and there will be nc Image
done them, but great deal of good.
They have let the bottom fall clear out
of the price of goods. They have a
heavy stock Of all classes of groceries
and provisions and won't stand for BIG
PROFITS. The motto of this house is
Quick; Sales ard Small Profits. Try
and see.
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Musical and Literary.

The young ladies of the l. |. o. 0. F,
F., will give their first annual enter
talnment at Masonic Hall, on Wednes-
day evening, July 18th. The program
will consist Of vocal and instrumental
music, literary exercises, ETC., and we
ieel assured they will give their audi
ence not only an entertaining and
unique. but also very pleasant and
ENJOYABLE evening. Admitance 15c,
reserved seats 25c.
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Slight sun stroke.

Mr. Sanford Snyder was overcome
with the heat on Monday afternoon
and came near having case of coupe de
soleR. We are glad to learn that he Is
recovering without danger of perma-
nent injury.
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New Firm.

Mrs. S. T. Furrow has bought out the
Dodson Grocery store one door south OF
Maynard's, and will take charge next
Monday. A full line of family groce-
1es will be kept in stock.
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Attention.

| have lately sold my stock of gro-
ceries to Mrs. L. E. Furrow and would
be pleased TO have those indebted to me
to call and settle at their earliest con-
venience. Respectfully.
]. N. DoDsoN.
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ssoo,ooo.oo

To loan at Is interest in sums from
10000 to 100000.
HOLLISTER & MCCALL.
Office in rear of Griggs & Picker.