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Don't Lravc Gresham Out.

Any survey of tho field is incomplete If II
fails to include Judge Gresham. He has made
a positive impression In public and political
life here. lie has exhibited good qualities Us
an executive officer, aud his decision of char
acter challenges respect from all sides. Dis
tinguished as a judge and as a volunteer
soldier in tho rebellion, with clean record
and courage to carry out his convictions
many observers regard him as tho coming
compromise. They say that Gresham would
raise an enthusiasm among the younger re,
publicans such as no other candidate could
hope to inspire, and that he would command
the confidence of the country.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-10
Dana's True Love.

Mr. Tilden is more than platform. His
nomination would thrust back into obscurity
now, as it did in 1876, the merely formal
features Of any platform which any national
con vention might adopt. lie strads for uni
versal and comprehensive reform; and
wherever that idea comes to the front the
Quixotic phantom of an impraoticable free
trade policy will disappear as the shadows of
the morning twilight flee away at the rising
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-10
Q snfe, Cautlous, MonornbIe.n

The present administration has been safe,
cautious, honorable, self.respecting, watchful
of all public interests, honestly endeayoring
to interpret the peoples best wishes, and its
friends believe it deserves well of the country.
Its enemies have never been able to show
where ii has been derelict, though they have
endeavored to do DO and these facts may DO
safely commended to that sense of justice and
fair dealing for which the American people
have always been distinguished
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-10

punish polygamy as q crime IL IL desired to
do so, but, nevertheless, tho Mormons be-
lieved that IL was right. He cited the OK
ample of the patriarchs in support of their
belief Utah WAS barren waste until the
Mormons came and converted IL into its
present state Of fertility. They had helped
the government to hold California during the
Mexican war, and deserved consideration
from the government.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-10

tNlF7tsIOn NOUS uNU ca Itf % nj
The Atlanta Consultation must have lost its
wits. 1t announces that Tilden aud Blaine
will be the leaders of the two great political
parties in 1881, and its firm conviction" is
that Tilden would lead the democratic hosts
to victory in tho sense, perhaps, that tho
paths Of glory lead but to the grave. Tilden
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-10

has not ghost Of q chance Of obtaining tho
democratic nomination. aud il no was nom.
mated no would not, in our opinion, carry
South Carolina. Tilden Is weak and cow
ardly, plotter and still hunter. The democ-
racy need not a mummy, however odorous,
nor memory, however sweet, bnt manly
man, who will make manly fight in manly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-10
A bourbon view Of Morrison.


To hear Virginia democrat say, with
Watterson, that If the tariff question Is to be
ignored the republican party ought to be loft
in control of the government, is almost
enough to make man forswear his party
allegiance and in disgust leave such persons
to find out when too late that they have sacri-
feed Virginia and the whole south to nero
sentiment The democrat who holds that
the tariff issue is moro important than any
other before the people is at least half re-
puhlicab
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-10
A PIea for nc Nlormons.

Mr., John T. Game delegate from Utah,
made an argument before tho house commit
tee on territories Saturday, in which he critl.
cisod the Edmunds bill aud the Cassidy kill
in relation to polygamy as unconstitutional,
He admitted the right Of the government to
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-10
Discipllning Mr.. Morrison.

ItIcT85lrg TndfT IppcdT.
II is such nonsense as Mr.. Morrison and the
loud and arrogant dozen or two democrats
who with him talk of disciplining their
associates are guilty Of that keeps votes out
of the party, and permits distrusted and
corrupt republican organization to remain in
power.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-10

EcIhhlbhs
Hdnkinspiie tgal Netps.

HdWkinspiie (Gd) Netrs.
Perhaps after four years Of good democratic
administration, in which, Of course, the south
will have some share, it may be found that
the north will offer her place on the ticket,
will not DO afraid to trust the erring sister
again.
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uEALTH Is WEALTH

DR.. Il. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, n specific for HYBtcrin, Dizziness,
Convulsons Nervous Headache, Mental Depression,
Loss of Memory, SpermntOrrhua, ImpOteucy, InVnl-
untary Emissions Premature Old Age, caused by
OVCr-cNertiOn, self abuse, or Ovcr-tndulyeuCc which
leads misery, decay and death. one box viii cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months trGat-
ment. one dollar box, six boxes for e. Sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order rocelyed by
the purchaser our written guarantee 20 return tho
money IL the treatment does not effect cure, Guar
nntees issued by SroT'T Il CROMWELL, 45O Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington, D.. c., Wholesale and
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MsNital.

TENO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-PAINLESS
i labor In all cases where desired-A physlclan Of
more than twenty-five years experience and ono
who for many years has made this class Of cases n
specially, promises immunity from suffering by n
mode OF harmless treatment h. has prncticed for
years with absolute success A. this notice means
honorable business hut pttiCnts Of that class
desired. For all further particulars, for purpose
decentralization, which viii be nee address Lock Box
oil. City Postofiice. First class city references,
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VANrfi
w PREMATURE Badness
PREMATURE BALDN ESI.
PBElMAIURE BALDNESS.

The process of loss OF hair NAV lake take place
either rapidly In the of weeks months or
is generally the. case, the loss is slow and gradual
through period OF years. The hairs may commence
TO come ont at any period atter proberty, although
badness does not ordinarily begin to manifest itself
until the age Of 26 or 80 years The scalp through.
out the process appears 10 be healthy At fret only
few hairs come out from time 70 time, and these arc
replaced Immediately by a shorter ard finer growth
ofhair Later these IN turn are shed, and are sue
ceeded by still finer hairs, and in the course of time
even these to appear, when complete badness
of certain portion Of the scalp Is the result There
may be an appearance of fine down, which proves
thai the hair follice still exists, and be made TO
produce healthy hair again by proper treatment
The prevalence of premature badness among ogr
young men and women of the present dry is really
surprising. Badness Is designated by the parts of the
scalp affected. Thus we have Crown, Frontal Part,
and Temple Badness. The last two are so much
dreaded by ladies. DR.. VAN DYCK positively cures
badness Remember badnessis durable so long he
hair iOlliClus are not destroyed. DIR. VAN DYCK,
Dernatologlst has perfected n scientific capillary
treatment which enables him to cure badness even
In cases Of years duration lie can producca vgor,
Ons luxur0us growth of hair In every case where the
hair folliceS9re not Destroyed No should be bald
spill. faded prematurey gray: y you are gettins
or any hair or scalp disease consult DR.. VAN DICK.
Deruiatologist, No. ~ Grant Place at once. Salts
faction assured. Hours, a. M. to y, M; sundays,
0to2, Irunable to call describe your case and send
three for
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daamtt6- @uusrs.

ETNO RENT--A DWELLING WITH FEW
4 acres attached within two miles of Washington,
n. W. preferred; must have ut least rooms be.
side Kitchen on LIST floor: good water; high and
healthy. Address GAHVIN, care Letter Carrier
No. 10, giving location and price. All
TNO RENT--A NEAT FURNISHED HOUSE.
l. Address, with full particulars, Il. X, Republican
ofiice. 312
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z est auo found.

:
Y oSr. -oN. SATURDAY, THE sTH INSTANT,
i 4 between 1926 lth ST. and 1923 Tth 81, N. W., q
pair Of gold bowed eyeglasses, with Chain attached.
The finder will receive suitable reward by return
ing them to either Of the above places. 0-l2
VXTANDERED FROM HOME on FEB. ~
w An old lady, about 80 years old, by the name
Of mira Nichols; she went from Wilson's station.
ANY Information will no received by her anxious
friends at the Mount Vernon Hotel, In this city, by
GEORGE @. NICHOLS. Newspaper exchanges
please copy, $40
Il OST.-MARCH 4, IN h. & +. DEPOT A RED
il \ morocco pOckctbuok with safe key In 1t.
Suitable reward II returned to Providence Hospital
9ll
II OST.-TUESDAN, TERRIER DOG, BLACK
i and tan and skye crossed, clipped ears and tail;
had on tag 1850 suitable reward II left at l4la n,
Y. nV 0-fe2S-tf
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Observation-Disclosures.


DY AN ENERGETIC AND INDUSTRIOUS
ID man-Fmployment of any knd first class refer
ences. Address, or call for this week, T., No. 81
18th st. n. W. liz
pY A RESPECTABLE, SETTLED, WHITE
ID lady, experienced In housekeeping, position In
private family, to oversee and do general house
n. IL. 1-12
pY LIVE, ACTIVE, ENERGETIC AND
4 4 educated young man, position paying nom 40
honesty, morals, and ability. Address c. A. s., No.
3l41 St, West Washington ID. G. Ill
PY A PRACTICAL FARMER AND MARKET
- gardener-A situation rs superintendent fore
man, or manager. particulars address FARMER,
Manhasset, Queens County, New York. lib
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&antrb --Aflp.

GWHnleD--- Iflp.
GOOD FIRST CLASS COOK
wv (man) and two good walters. Apply at 1915
Pa nv. NV. 2-l1
VIZ ANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS AND CoMPE-
w tent girl to do general hOuscwork aud cook for
small family; good references required Apply at
No. 1903 St N. w. 211
VTANTED-LADY OR GENTLEMAN TO
w canvass for Subscribers to first class paper:
liberal pay Call at 9th and q St, basement. 2-l0
WANTED "A FIRSTCLASS CHAMBER
w maid In private boarding house; must have
good city reference. Call ut 1880 ST. N. w. gil
XATANTED--A GOOD COOK; ALSO A CHAM
wv bermaid. Apply at III ST. $. r. 2-11
VyTANTEp--4O HoD CARRIERS AT 90 PER
w day. Apply at c. a. BALLS, 1887 u st. 80
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL OR WO-
wv man, competent for general housework, must
know cooking, IN family of two no washing, good
wages. Gail at 201S q st. N. w. 2-1O
WTANTED-GoOD, RELIABLE AGENTS FOR
Wy the United States Beneficial Society. Apply
daily after u. M, TO l.. G. GADp Secretary, room
9, LenoN Building, 9TH and q sts. ". w. 2
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XXTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r.
w Beall, Bateman Co Bank. l4li st. NV
s Commissioner of Deeds for every state and Terri
tory, United States Commissioner, Examiner, and
Notary Puhlic always In Office nom TO p m.
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Suslnrss Garos.
4usintss & banr,s.

MONEY, MONEY, MOHEY-TO LOAN on
M real estate " sums ~ suit CHARLES W.
HANDY, nRG6t
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@anten ---Ruums.
@antfo- misttILanrons.

Slamro- --alisttIIansous.
r DAN OF s75 ON NEW UPRIGHT PIANO;
~ will pay 20 per month or FREQ use Of plano, as
desired Address PIANO, Republican once. b-l0
III ousEKEEPERs-TO BUY NY WHITE AND
Il IL sweet potatoes Of my own growth quality
guaranteed. WILLIAM BALL, Gardener, Center
Market, Il street, outside See my sign. Dill
ZoUNG MEN TO GO TO TEXAS TO LEARN
Il stock raising; fine saddle horses to ride, plenty
of game, delightful climute those with temperate
habits. energy and other requisites make s26 900
ing two 2-cent stamps MANAGER Don Carlos
Ranch, Leon Springs, Bexar county, Texas.
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prrsonal Comfort.

TIME SHEDD BATHS. 0O3 q ST.. NEAR
Il Nlnth-Turksh, Russian, sulphur, and Mercu-
rial Baths given, with * III and experience. Manpu-
lator OF 10 years experience NJ this establishments
Single bath, Il; DtCkrts for Soi Ia for $40. Open
sunday nom a. VI, 10 y, IN, nul7u
TVSEFUL FEET ARE REQUISlTE TO HEALTH
~ and longevity hence the highest medical, sur
OF This country, REPRESENTATIVES of leading foreign
patronize Dir. WHITES establishment, l4l6 Pa
av,, opposite Wizards Hotel, Corns, bnnlons dis
eased nails, and other foot complaints treated. Fee,
81 n sitting Established In Washington in 1851
NYEW TURKISH BATH (DR BoVEE'S)
N lAl7 q IT., opposite Riggs House Large pool
open sunday. open nom ga. IN till 0,50p, M Satur
day ~ n. ~, Baths, I'll y tickets, $500;
apo DR. II. l.. BOVliE. Electrician
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1000 q 81 n. VIVA DsoMELl FUR
L - - - nlshcd rooms, en- suite private ianllyi
ono square Of Ebbltt, Willard's ana Riggs House
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DROF SHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMY,
i 1904 + st. ~ W.-All tho latest dances tnuBht.;
classes Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays re-
unions Tuesdays and saturdays.
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NersonuL.

DELIABLE AND SKILLED DETECTIVES
h furnished Anonymous communications, d.
VOrce, black mail, and other confidential cases at
londed to promptly. All business strictly private.
spondents everywhere: National Detective Agency
and Bureau Of General Information, 03i II ST., rooms
4, o, and 10 Established 1873.
JAMES +. CUNNINGHAM
Manager
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II
BANAKAs IN FLoRTDA.-Hon. Robert
o. Roosevelt, writing 70 tho American
Agrie&tavist in regard to recent visit
TO Florida. says: Opposite Pilatka
there were great plantations OF ban naa.
which grow by suckers from the root.,
and increase like weeds. They have to
DC three years old before they bear. and
he development of the flower aud fruit,
which was going on while We were there,
was pretty eight. The top ofthc stalk
turns over anil produces q huge purple
Hover OF sinyie leaf, as large rs the
hand of giant. From uuder this large
leaf starts circle of small sprouts like
fingers. The big leaf falls off,but from
tho ends of the fingers burst other much
smaller purple aowers. Then below the
row Of fingers grows another large aow-
er like tho first; it also uncovels an.
other row Of fingcrs, aud so on till tho
entire bunch of bananas, as we know It
in the market, is formed. Even then
the flower point does no. cease growing
hut exhibits flower after 1oSer, which
are merely Ornamental aud do no. re-
suit in fruit. Sprouts start so freely
from the roots, that the young, bushes
have to be cut away every year with
scyth p, or they would become crowded
and the fruit degenerate
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AUTUMN OF l8o8
and
SPRING OF looA,

To nay PAD oss ssd OsAers:
A 8 the time Tor Fall planting 10 q
a hand, / beg to inform Won that 1
have on hand and for Sale, q CHOICE Sc.
lection OF Trees such % Apole. Peach
Pear, Plum, Ounce, Grapevine. Goose
berry and other Small Fruits. NV Stock
comprises several Varieties never offered
by mo before. Ny Apple Trees are ex-
ira size this year. bat offer them the
same as last Spring. Can sead out
Trees safely till hard freezing weather.
/! shall continue in the future ~ have
done in the past, to spare no pa,Ls to
please m! patrons, even though may
at times suffer loss, as I am de,ermin.
ed that my customers shall be sat isfie.l.
extend my sincere thanks to my pa
trons, and solicit = continuance Of their
fsvor-; and. also . trial from Others
who may desire anything in my line.
Go to Russelps and see. lair samples Of
20 varieties Of Keeping Apples. .i -
Very respectfully. 81
JNO. N. RANNELLS,
Higginsville, West Va.
Nov. Q, 's3.
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"A ~ lSs people are always on the lookou
GH for chances 20 increase their earnings
and Ia time become vesi'hy-those
who 10 rot improve Ibeir opportunities remain
IN poverty. We ODER = great chance TO max e
money. We want many men, women, boys
and girls 70 work for us right in their own 10
cnlities. Any ono can do the work properly
from the fret start. The business will pay
more tHan ten times ordinary wages Expen-
sive outfit furnished free. No one who engages
falls 20 make money rapidly. You can devote
your whole time 70 the work, or oaiy your
spare moments. Full information and all that
Is needed sent free. Address STIssoS Co
Portiand, Nsine. IMarch a. 1889
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PAID UP CAPITAL 100000!
Il T. A BOD Y
OalShruNce w.
-
EKICBCI-TNG @, w. " "a.

w RITES Moderate lines on Dwellings, Fsrui
w Property and 6rst class Mercantile and
Manufacturing risks.
DIRECTORS Alonzo Loring, Alexander
lnughliu Georg r. Tiugle, James f. Barues
}. 4 MILLER A. 81. Adaiss. A D. Sesmon. X.
5 Irwin, John Y Brown. ALONZU LORISG,
President p. p DOBBiNS. Assistant Sscreta.
g.. J + PAULL, Secretary. r. A. ALEX
ANDER General Agent
GEORGE W. ouOCKBY, has been aproinie
gems Ter lismpshiTe County. W Va.
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In Springfield, Mass, when the side.
walks ore slippery, the city sends ont
teams loaied with sand, which Ia sea-
tered upon tho walks by the men on The
sieds as they go slowly along. Thus. at
sligh; expense. tho walks arc maize
safe and tho city is spared vexatiops
suits for damages from injury,
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The Greatest anil the Best,
The largo Double Weekly
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South Crunch 4attlliseaeer.
ROMNET. FRIDAY. FEB. /. 1884.
A Baltimore 6rm that advsrtises ex-
isnsively sent to the Post Once the 9th.
er day seventeen tons Of slmanace.

Centuries ago oak vas by far the
most valued forest tree in England, ON
account of scorns tsttening hogs. In
ancient records il ia put d Wa how ma.
NY hogs such and such woods would
carry. Pannage was the right OF feed-
ing swine. and to ah's day per-ons adj.
joining the New Forest have the RIGHT
Ut pannage for six weeks there on pay
ing . small fee.
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Notice.

a " persons Indebted to the state Of
Joseph Fah-, deed, are respectful
" -cques'cd TO come forward md psv
up by The frs or March next, or heir
Claims will ne placed in the bands of an
cllicer for collection.
SlLAS MILLESON,
Executor { Joseph Fshs, decd.
januarv4, 1884.
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TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY O8NTS DER
suuum -or TWO DOLLARS II paid In ad ..
option ofthe publisher, until all arrearsges have
been settled.
TERMS OF ADvGarIsrNo
Tn. rates of advertising are, for an inch n,
less OSH DOLLAR AND Fivrs Cssrs for thres
observation-disclosures ones in the same proportion
Each continuance ga cents.
Quuterly, half yearly, and yearly advertise.
ments inserted at libcrsi reduction on the above
Yearly advertisers disseminating during tbs
year will be cha. ged regular rates.
No advertisemeut 10 be considered b. the month
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Resolutionsot associations, eommunicat ol
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1sSLIsrs will be charged dve cents per line.
Directory of Hampshire Co. Court.
The sessions of the County Court teein. on
the first Tuesdays in January, April and Octo.
ber. and on the last Tusedty in July, In each
year. The July session is the Levy Court.
John 7. Vance, ESQ. President, s. n. vii
lama anl David Pueh, Esqrs, Comnissi oners.
CIRCUIT COURTS
For the county Of Hampshire on the 6rst
Tuesday in February, the second Tuesday In
Say, and on the third Tuesday in September.
don James ID. Armstrong, Judge.
The Circuit. Courts for The seversl Counties OF
this, the twelfth judicial Ci-erit. will hereafter
commence and be held as follows:
For the county Of Hardy, on b. second Tues
lay in March, the last Tuesday in Nay and tho
brst Tuesday in October.
For the county Of Grant, on the fourth Tues
day in March, the frst Tuesday in June, aud
tbe tnird Tuesday in October.
For the County CT Pend,eton on the second
Wednesday in April, the Wednesday after the
second Tuesday in June. and The 6rst Wed1ei.
day ia November.
For the county Of Mineral on tbs second
Tuesday in January, the fourth Tuesday in A
phil, end the SrIt Tuesday 10 September.
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Ed AH1E ri TS.

=. A. Lehman. Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patents Washington, b G.. All hui
tines4 connected with Patents, whether before
the Patent Office the Courts. promptly at
tended to No charge made unless patent is
eccar,i send frr circular. r ~ Ne
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Among the recent triumphs Of genius
is burglar proof cpfiln, invented BIZ an
Ohio man.
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Ho is false prophet who said we
would have no winter in tue month of
Jopusry.
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You can buy Readymade Clothing an I
heavy 1'.1, Boots a. onr Store at right prices.
Gilkesous e Pugh,
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Professional Carts.
DR.. r. w. DALEY.
DR.. RERElEY.

HAVING removed to The 0hico occupied
10y the lsie DR.. Snyder, may be found
tneIe at al! times, night or day, when not pro-
isEsoonally enasged.
ltolgt prac'cing all branches Of his pro-
fe9son, he will give especial atten lion to ops.
uvs Surgery.
romuev. Nov 2, 1893 1T.
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LREE d. NJ w BncOu@
lAlLiLs SPgCigC WEotcISa guar.
y,,i cn'e fcr NERVOUS DEBILITY and
LII 4. CCNVUL@iONS. and All Drain and
,' troubles caused by self abuSe. excssses
l.'ii work. &c re- A written guaranteed
e"5e n every cn,s o. money ref Indsd send
,.g- 'os~qe OF FRRg TRIAL box Of / 90
}g,e'5 DR. ". w BACON cor. Clark
''' aua Calhoun Place Ctiocaga III.
September z, lss3.-iy