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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-29
lopberos, and now she feels ike new being,
entirely cured by one bottle"
The manaripr Editor was yyu,,,,

81 should like 80 write for your paper.n
said brisk young man who asked TO see the
editor. Bless you. nv boyl" said the pen-
pusher, emerging YEARLY from a wrestling
match, catch IS catch can, with the name of
a Russian General, you need not write for
it; inst hand your money TO the cashier first
door to the right and he'll send It TO you
all right" and be plunged into a sea OF ex-
changes, while the young man. after falling
into the coal closet, and walking into a
wardrobe, managed 10 fnd the door leading
to the street and escaped with what money
he bad about him.-Boston Commercial Bull
letin.
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LONDON. May 2s. IS p m.-Consols-lO07 -l6 for
both money and the account United States
Bonds-214s, 1l414. Railroad Bonds-Atlantic aud
Great Western frsts, % !; do seconds, 51S Cana
dian Pacific $685.: Erie seconds 4S5S Illinois Cen
trial. 1854; Mexican ordinary, 22s4; StPaul COM
u ron, iQss; New York Central. SA Pennsylvania
Central, o15z. The Bank OF England gained no 0l0
bank increased e2lS, pa during the past week. The
proportion OF the banks reserve probability is
now Obs per cent. Turpenttne Quiet; Septem
Der 10 December, 25s per cwt.
PARIS, May 2s Three per cent. rentes. sOf
42c for the account The statement OF the Bank of
france shows al increase OF SIC 00o francs In
gold and 5. s52. COO francs irt silver.
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COMM ERCIAL.

Through the medium OF travelling statesmen ,gnd
q few mail orders the dry goods market Is fairly
active, and business whilst the sales are small)
aggregated larger outpu, than that OF q few
weeks ago. Prices are unchanged. The grocery
trade IL moderativeiy active Sugars are very firm,
with an advance OF &C 10 &c on oil grades. The
drug trade for the past week has been better than
Tor the past four weeks ana tho increasing hot
weather will undoubtedly "stlmulato'' sickness.
The staples. however, remain the same In price,
with the exception OF catbolic acid, which IL
again advanced aud IL quoted At 800. In butter
and cheese there Is n continued weakness. TIE
business In green vegetables Ia reported heavy.
lnere is no improvement IN the demand for old
Io'atoes. Eggs are again weak. Poultry remain
previous quotations.
GRAIN.
We quote the following from the Board OF Trade
Circular:
saturday, May 80. being Decoration Day. the
Board OF Trade resolved SO have no session on
that day, Well may the doors OF marts OF trade
be closed and the hustle OF weary business cease
for n time. while the active man OF business stops
IN his daily round OF iated labor 20 garland tho
graves OF those who In tho awful year. OF war
sealed their loyalty with mans most precious gift
their lives"
wheat-In local circles spot deliveries are
shade nrmer. with noticeable Improvement I'm
the demand sellers are iew and offerings light.
Receipts neager. Futures show considerable In.
quiry At quotations. The scaboard markets are
quite varied. and while New York IL quo cd
steady. Baltimore exhibits tho marked decline OF
&c. ana Chicago Ia ss}fc higher.
Corn Local quotations rule ntmer and better
den ana prevails. Receipts iair. Futures quiet.
New York 20 higher; Baltimore s.aic better. and
Chicago &c nrmer.
oau-Dull, and only sllsht local femand Il
noticed fer spot stock. Futures show some
cautious inquiries.
Thsfsilovinsi apls SHOWS sas amount Of erain
In store - mis- poinsi
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
HONEY AND STOCKS.

New York Financial Market.
NEW YORK, May 2s-Money-on call easy st
per cent
Prime Mercantile Paper-05 per cent.
Foreign Exchange Quiet and steady at 1857
Tor % days cad 4Ss for demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day amounted
TO 49, lse shares, including Delaware. Lackawanns
and Western, $3.50; Northwestern. lQ250; New
Jersey Central 1l.7e0 New York Central. 6.s05;
st. Paul, 1892: Union Pacific. 6l2s.
Government Bonds have been quiet and steady
81 unchanged quotation, except an advance of 4
in the currency 6s.
State Bonds have been quiet and quotations
STEADY.
The transactions in Railway Bonds continue
large. the fetal sales being s.s74,oo of which
s9sl 10 were Erie second consols. The prices this
evening are somewhat irregular, but there are
more advances than declines. The changes in
very many cases, however. being for fractional
cent advance in the bonds is attributed to the
report that an arrangeTentis under considera-
ton for the completion o.. Of new trunk line
the Wabash railways. The stock market to-day.
until the last hour was practically repetition OF
that yesterday The p-ning prices showed no
material changes from the closing prices last even
ing and the quotations for the next four hours
limited to small fractions of per cent with
out any material increase in the amount OF bust
done In the last hour, however, there was
increased activity, accompanied oy slight yield
l0x III quotdIuus Oh the general
and decided break in Lackawanaa.
and the market finally closed weak
generally at the lowest prices reached.
Lackawanna shows a loss of 21s per cent. but the
other declines are only from = 10 81 per cent, ex-
cept st. Paul, which is down y While the other
above description is true of the general market,
there were two or three notable EXCEPTIONS toe
most prominent being All ADVANCE of "a in New
jersey Central. The total sales today were 49,
shares, increase over yesterday OF about 80 900
shares. The activity and decline in Lackawannas
were not traeeable to any new DEVELOPMENTS TO-
day, but were manifestly the outgrowth of manip-
ulation. The total sales OF no other stock were
equal to $4,000 shares. The Stock Exchange has
ton of quotations. Eight of its own reporters,
four at each end of the room will collect the quo
tations and give them to an operator, who will
send them simultaneously to the ticker CON-
panies. The operators will be stationed In booth.
The Stock Exchange in this way seeks to control
its own quotations, and 10 keep them from the
bucket shops.
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NEW YORK May 2s- Petroleum The market
CONTINUES quiet, aud on considerable realizing oy
holders OF long certificates the market yielded n
tract ON this afternoon aud closed nj the lowest
price OF the day-So q bid. The extreme huctua-
lions were between That price aud Sic.
OIL CITY, Ia May Sensational Transit certd
Gates opened ~ sO~c highest. s0'se; lowest S0tsr
closed ~ S0itc. saifs, COS DDls cfarancrs
l,iN,Q00 bbsi runs. 7lB0l bbs.. shipments, s.Oi5
bbls. charters, 81, $50 boia.
PITTsBURG, May rs - Trading in oil 10 day waE
active with fluctuations confined To range Of
half cent; opened brm at S05<c; sod up &c. aud
then tagetd To Stskc 90 the close
BRADFORD. Pa, May 8-Petroleum Ma.
tional Trentit ceruhcstes opened ~ sogfc highest
shipmeniA, ~ 400 bbs, char era. u 40 bbls, (,
clearances. 1900. 900 bbis
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Would be truthful name 20 give 20 DR..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery" the
most etficaoious medicine yet discovered for
arresting the early development OF pulmo-
nary disease. Bnt consumption cure" would
not sufficiently indicate the scope of its ia
hUeDce and usefulness. In al the many
diseases which spring from Arrangement Of
the liver and blood the Discovery" is sale
and sure specific. OF eli druggists.
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There has never been a medicine Cor rheun
tisn introduced in this State that has given sue
universal satisfaction as Dursng's Rhenmat
Remedy. IL stands out alone a. the one gre
remedy that actually cures this dread disease.
is taken internally and never has and never ca
fail TO cure the worst case in the shortest time
has the Endorsement and recommendation O
many leading physicians In this State and else
where 1t is sold by every druggist az 81. Write
for free forty-pege pamphlet to & L. BKLPHEH
STINE. Druggists Washington ID. O.
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What a blessing liz the sunshine after n
long period OF storm and shadow, but what
q double blessing was Athlophoros In the
household OF Mr.. Morris o. Williams, OF
wss, n,xeer, n. =. Ihs,r pas,mor,,, Kew -;
suffered terribly from rheumatism a long
time; had not been able 10 get out OF bed
Without help for months until she took A.h.
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Omaha Ra,lway pockmen on a strike.

WAsHBURN, Wiz, May 27.-The dockmen
employed by the Omaha Railway Company
are out on G strike, and declare that substi-
tutes shall not De permitted to work. No
damage has yet been done by them, but
there are fears inst outbreak will occur.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-The Post In It's cotton
review. says: Future deliveries very quiet.
AT the rst call the old crop sold at decline of
TO SlC0 then advanced l00 but only to fall again
to openiDg prices. At the third cali only loJ
bales were sold at 10000 for November; June
was offered at l0Sic; July, l0.s5c; August, l1glc
september. 10 CSC; October. 10 SIC; Deem 5 9eo
July August and September 2l00 lower than We.
terdays closing. Futures closed easy June. 400
lower September 10 February l 10 2100 higher
tnan yesterday. Sales 20 900 pales.
NEW YORK. May 2s.-Cotton-Quiet and un-
changed; futures closed steady: May, 10 80 !;
June. Jesse: July, i0.s6c: August. 1920: sep.
tember 1069c; October 10. CSC; November, 10. 25c.
December, 10 26c; January, lo.46c.
NEW ORLEANS. May S.-Cotton-steady: mid.
ding 10Hc; low middling. io}4c; good ordinary.
10c: net receipts. 3i9 bales gross receipts, 1913
tales; sales, 1900 bales; stock, So 900 bales.
GALVESTON. May 2s.--Cotton Steady: mid.
ding, 10 iGc: low middling, 10 6lGc; good ordi.
nary, 1O1.iCc: net and gross receipts, ~ bales
sales, LOCO bales stock. 1850 bales.
MEMPHIS, May 2s.-Coton-- Quiet md steady:
middling, 10tSc; receipts. Is bales: shipments,
2lS halesi stock. 2l,39l bales sales, 100 bales.
81. LOUIS. May - -cotton-Dull: middilng.
icfci sales. none reported; receipts, 60 bales,
shipments, GOO bales stock, II $50 bales.
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FIrs: All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kiine's Great
Nerve Restorer. No fits after first days use. Mar
veous cures Treatise 3 trial bottle free 10 Fit
cases. Send TO Dr.. Kline 9Sl Arch ST.. Phila, Pa.
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Why suffer with Malaria? Emory's STAN
dard Cure Pills are infallible, never fail to
cure the most obstinate cases: purely vege-
table; % cents.
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Rye-No z held at zoe without buyers.
Bran Dull; SO % bid; no sellers.
CHICAGO kARKEIs.
furnished oy r. T. Kinney d Co.. Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. Cham Der of Commerce.
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j. r. RYAN g. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

62 and Ga East Maryland ST., indianapolis.
Grain, Flour. Feed. Produce. etc. Storage for
flour and merchandise. Our rooms are large airy
and clean,
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Flour. Grain and Hay.
Ylour-Fatent. IS 5000 90; extra fancy, s. 1o4
40: fancy, 81 6505 90: choice 81 6J3s 75 family,
81 2514 so; treble extra. 50 7533 IS: double extra.
Is 4oO3 so: extra e3 2oAs IS; rupernne, q 500
3 %: due q 5Q6Z 20.
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NEW YoRh. May y DRY 9oods--As the month
and week draws TO "a close business resumes "a
more quiet phase Besides the placing OF oldst
Tor canton ilapnels and some quiet dealing IN
brown and colored cottons there IL little doing
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urNCEHATI. May as--whvky-In fair demand
at 81 i8
CHICAGO. May %. -Whisky- Firm Mt 81 IS.
NEW ORLEANS, May -whisky-Unchangodi
81 coal 20.
ST. LOUIS. May 2s WHISKY Steady At 81 IL.
Ooode.
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keEs-raying lilo per dox nom store. iixai2c.
AIRY. sslsctsd. isNiec, country. fancy, $50;
fresh aud sweet roll. e@sc: low grades, soc
Poui.ry-spring chickens, ise hens, sxc pei
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Indianapolis Lave stock Mnrkess
UrfoN srocK.YARDs. May IS.
CATTLE - Receipts, 600 heads shipments. 100
head. Light supply OF local: quality only lair.
Va dull. prfoes unc ma mad /. few left unaala
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TOLEDO May .

NEW ORLEANS, May 2s.-Corn-Fair demand;
choice white, scarce and higher at &c. Pork
Dull at ST. so Sugar-Strong; small stock; COM
moQHto fair, 413G512c; GOOD fair 10 choice nomi
nal yellow Clarified. SIC: off white, 63sa6 7-l6c
Moasses - Firm and unchanged. others I'M
changed
KANSAS CITY, May Is -wheat-Lower: cash.
SOC bid, s0kc asked; June. so1zc; July, !1sg
June 40l &C: July, Hhc. Oats-NOminal no bids
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OIh-We quote: Linseed. raw, bi1blo ooiled, %
Oooc lard oil, 659DSbc; miners oil, bo06oc lubr.
eating OIL t20Dssc: straits OIL sbB6oc; benxiue, 10
eitc: coal oil, Indiana legal tost, sx9i0ci lou
degree, test l0h9ilc water white, 100 degree, no.
Tinners' Supplies We quote: Best brand cnar.
coal tin l. @. l0xl4. l2Ai2 and l+x2o SO as Ix.lox4
l<x0 and l2xi2, Is 25i roofing, TO- lfx20, 30 75i
Mx2s Gil bol2 90: block tin. In pigs. 2lc In bars
galvanized, 90 per cont. discount: rohned, 80 and
10 per cont discount. Sheet sine, &C Copper
nlko
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-01-09
HOPE.


Little word 80 full Of meaning,
How yOa brightsn many \ wasi
Help tbe toiler in hk giszHiag,
Making sad hearts often gay.
Mistakes Of life which bring us sorrow
Are made lighter far to bear,
With a hope Of = Brighter morrow,
When the skies shall be fair.
When rough trials crowd LIES pathway
And enr days are dark and dresr.
Then this one word casts its bright ray,
And to sad heart lrlngs comfort derr.
Hope shines forth to g,rids ss sawsrd
Makes US battle hard with fate;,
Gives us courage TO pu<h forward;
Makes Us strong to watch and walt.
The blacklist clouds but hide the sunshine
Look beyond and see the light.
There's future pleasures IN the Glad
Sometime
Live on, and hope for days more bright
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-01-09

James I. Fields says: "lt I.werS
a boy again l would strive to be-
come q fearless person; l would
cultivate courage as one of the
highest achievements Of life. Moth
ing is 50 mild aud geutle ~ cour.'
age, nothing 80 cruel and yindict-
I've AZ c0wardice. IL I
we're y boy agaiu l would look on
the cheerful side OF everything, for
almost everything has cheerful
side. IF l were a boy again
l woald school myself to say No
often. : lf | were y boy
again | would demand OF myself
more coartesy toward my compau.
ions and friensls.n
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-01-09

me all you can; don't De delicate
about il at all. I'd love TO think |
could ehirk yoa up, and be u con-
fort 10 you, in that way, OF any
0ther.S -.
"You 10 chlrk me up, widdess !
feel better thsnl 4 did When l came
bsse, q day.
"wsIl, then, you Inast come, and
be ehirked up Often.
al will, widtlsr.n
'Cou@s Sunday niskis, or any
II wiIl widdsr, / wiliS
l me- s.y, lhe< - 1 - =
20 op< 5ookdnt k1lkz61 - - yself
this m1lAemsSisal question, and
dom In my mind, this little sum 10
figures.
"Samantha ort from ort, leaves
how manyi Aud how many to
carryf
And though answered myself,
calmly ard firmly, "ort,n still l rea-
lized that 6gures wus made to diff
fer from each other in value aud
glory, FROM figure one, clear up TO
figure nine, aud "orts' was made
sorts unbeknown to them. Aud
II sister Doodle wouldn't never be
killed tor KNOWN too much, still
she was u clever critter, and what
little sense she had run to good.
ness, aud that is more than could
be said Of some folks sense; some
runs to meauness, every mite Of It,
| was Jest q thinkiI this over, al
l flushed up my last pie; aud
washed my hands at the sink, and
went aud carried 'em out, and pui
'em into the oven. Aud, as l did
80, said, "Good mornin', MIR. Cy'
pher," in jest rs friendly aud sym
pathizin' way, as them words
wuz ever said. | then went and
done up the dress, aud veil, ready
tor him. and laid 'em on the table.
And thinking that l must say sum
thing 10 comfort him up, | says tc
him, In c0nsoling axents, "that she
was a likely wemen, aud l dared
presume to say, was better on than
she was here ~
But, though my words wuz said
with such a good motive, he didn't
seem to like 'em aud spoke right up
aud says he:
81 tlon't know about that. dom
know about her being better of. 4
was not only year ago, last win
ter, that / bought her u new calic.
dress, and carried it home to he
unexpected. Aud on her last sick
. ness, she took it into her head tha
she could eat some chicken, and
though We hal half u barrel OF p0rl
In the house, went right out ilia
same day aud killed u hen. don,
well by her, ald don't know
about that
l bcered my pies q sizzlin ovel
in the oven, and hastcd to theil
relief. And while l was turnin
'em round, Solomon took the bun
die of tho table, and started Oft
The widder, that clever critter
went to the door with him. Sht
said snmthin' to him, l couidn',
really hear what it wus, as l wa,
turnin my last pie, rs sue said it
but | heerd his last words, rs ht
went down the steps. They wus
III feel better, widder, | feel bette
than 1 did feel.n
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PATIENTS.

Obtained. nnd ALT PATENT BUSINESS at
tended to for moderate fees.
Cur office is opposite the U. s. I'ntcnt
Office, and we can obtanad Paicuts In less
time than those remote from Washington
Send MoDEL or DRAWING. We advise
as to patentabilty Tree of charge; and
we make NO charge unless patent is secured.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the
Supt. of Money Order Div, and to OIL
cials Of the U. s. Patent Office. For cir.
cular, adv CO, terms and references to act
ual clients in your State OF County write
tn G. A. SNOW 4 Co.,
Opposite ratent Office, Washington, ID. c.
Doc. IL. 1854. 4l.2m
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SENSIBLE CoLoRED MEN.-Tbc
Savannah Echo NlQnpArI1 1urNjs'
Iican iournsl !. PROV % "scttlc
down to business and let the Presi
dental outlook take care of ITSELF"
1t adds, with naive Indifference to
the dreadful evils predicted for its
race 1--WE intend to continue the
publication OF the Echo aud fight
the battles OF our people as here.
tofOre; we intend to advertise for
Democratic merchants and bust.
ness men just az was the case be.
fore the election; We intend to earn
as much money eat aud drink al
much; have as good time aud
embrace the same privileges that
have been exteuded to us during
the Republican administration,
just as though nothing had hap
pened.o The Echo man Is y phil0s
opher, and . sensible one. And
the man of the Huntsville tAh.)
Gazette is like unto him. He says :
"Presidenis may come and 60,
parties continue to be up and down,
but life aud its duties remain with
us, aud each invidual is president
in his little circle. You will find
sunshine and shadow, smiles and
frowns in your path, Whoever is
President. Follow the path Of duty,
live honestly and economically, aud
the reward that comes. to all good
citizens will come to the black
man, even il a Democrat sits In the
Presidential chair"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-01-09

The Eresiag Critic (Rep.l OF
Washington City, says: '.It is 4
good old Democratic tradition that
the Washington Monument could
never be completed until there was
au0ther Democratic President
elected. For twenty-four years Il
ID said the untcrnfed whispered
to their children that wbeu the
shaft was finished the Democrats
would come marching home. 1t Il
very certain that the monument Ia
approaching completion, and very
certain that u Democratic Piesi
dent has been elected, and II ths
reader can end q very remarkable
coincidence in the story Ire Is wei
come to H."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-01-09
STATE DIRECTORY.

Governor-Robert Lowry
Lieutenant -Governor--G. ID. Stands.
Treasurcr-W. l.. Hemingway.
Secretary of State--li. &. Myers
Auditor--S. Gwin.
Attorney. .Gcneral-T. G. Catchings.
Sup't of Edrcation--.I. A. Smith.
Libarian-Mrs. NJ. Morancy.
Supt Penitentiary-T. J. McQuiston.
Sulit Insane Asylum DIR. T. G. Mitchell
Sup't Deaf and Dumb Institute--R.
Doybins.
Sup't Bliud Institute-Dr. w. s. Lang
ley.
Revenue Agent--Wirt Adams.
Land Comniissioner-H. ID. Cameron.
SUPREME COURT.
Chief Jastice--J. A. p. Campbell.
, Associate Justices-H. II. Chalmers
Tim Il. Cooper.
Clerk-Oliver Clifton.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
John NJ. Stoae, president; W. b. An
gustus, w. A. Melville, members; G. z
Campbell, clerk.
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Chancery Court Seventh Dist.
syIVANITS EyANS Chancellor.

Jackson county first Monaayof March and Sep
teu,bcr. containing six days.
llarrison county seeond Monday In March aud
September continuing six days
Hancock county. third Meaday In March and
September continuing six days.
Greene county, second Monday n April and Dc.
tsss< centinuing six asys.
Marion county. fourth Monday In March and
September continuing six days.
Perry county. first Mandsy after the fourth Mon
day In March and September, continuing six days.
Wayne county, fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday Of March and September, continuing six
days.
Clarke county, hrst Monday in May and Novem-
her, centinning six days.
Lasderiaie county, third Monday Of May and
Novrnber continuing twelve days.
| fxempcr county, second Monday In May and No
| tmber, continuing six days
e.tnthly rules of Chancery Court on second Mon
| d. In each month.
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To THE FEaTHERED TRIBE.--In
1910 there wAsa y law irm In Bran.
don comp0Scsl Of Gen. 4. Suann,
VIM. X. Craue and John NJ. Drake,
and Quo day a letter came to their
post-ofIice addressed ITO the
Whole d---d Featheretl Tribe, AL.
torneys.at-law. Brantlou, Nlss-1 p
Rosedale Leader.