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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-20
PEN AND *.sgssDzss.

Congressman Springer Of Iii
nois says the dresses worn By q
majority of the ladies at the Presi-
dents receptions are Of the low
AID behold" style Springer adj
mircs The style, because he thinks
more Of women than Of silks and
satins.
! ". Mackay, the millionaire, is
quoted as making the observation
that money is nothing mere
accident" and that it is Brains
tlat. give q man true enjoyment
and dignity There is much truth
IN t4is, AND yet many poor fellows
with plenty OF brains and dignity
would be very glad to meet with a
serious accident in the way o.
stumbling upon q fortune.
Sirs4 said Captain Thompson,
United States army, " | understand
that tie people in the East are
denoGnc:ng General Crook because,
with 1,fO0 men in the field, he
docs not at once crush the fifty
for the hostiles number no more
than that--Indians that are doing
all this numbering and stealing.
Why, sir, thai is as difficult to do as
1T is to kill a California flea with.
slcdge-hammer."
A question and answer from the
New York Star: "What are
your impressions as to the ability
with when the various sections of
he country are represented in con
gress?' Ex-congress John b Has
Kin: Il paid considerable. attea-
tlsn to what was goiny on when /
vas '+' " aetllA5t0A, am my opin- 7
Jon is that the west is more ABLY /
represented in both house, There
a.e some bright men from the soath /
and a few from the cast, but The
gteponderance of ability comes
fr0mthe western states.
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The following from the Boist

;Ihe following from the Boise
City. Statesman, applies to Ketchum
as, vel: There seems to be q good
many orphan boys in town at
least we judge them to be orphans
1or the reason they have no one to
look after them and keep them Of
the street after nighifall. OF course,
II their parents were alive they
would feel enough interest in them
to.keep them in a; night and make
home pleasant for them instead OF
allowing them to be educated on
The streets exposed to vice and
immortality and wickedross Of all
kinds. These boys are mere to be
pitied than censuvod. Coz they have
no homes and no friends to Look
after them AMI they 'asg stglfiQe
al0a6 through HE VITA f. q g,,;s
and many bad inQuenees surround
ing them 70 shape their course al /
mould 3hGiY characters, and if if,
toAAelkIproxcs GHalA.le, rs it wit
IMP nyn. ely.y Il aescS 10 1sa, enut
alve-,eI I, Is. toy, sill .n.. aAull,
- 10 .la,ac.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-20
Keystone lob ssEfire.

The KEYSTONE has sent East an
order for a complete job outfit. 1t
is quite a venture, considering the
dull times, but we can make the
interest on the investment if our
business people viii only have their
work done at home. We shall be
prepared to compete in price and
workmanship with any printing
establishment East or Wes.. Only
the latest faces of type have been
ordered and the best Of paper stock
for oil kinds of work. The pur-
chase of padding machine and
other modern conyeniences will
enable us 10 do up work nicely,
rapidly and cheaply. Save your
orders,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-20

To T. 7. Butler, and all whom it may con-
Germ; eEthaFrs @Easf s.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
\ l have expended one hundred dollars
IN labor and improvements upon the
E.sossO lode mining claim situated in
Warm Springs Greek Mining District, Alta
ras county, Idaho Territory, in order IL
hold said premises under the provisions OF
section 25ti of the Revised Statutes OF the
United states, being the amount reauire,.
- hold the same tol the year ending Decem-
Der 81. 1885. And if within ninety days
from the service of this notice Cor within
ninety days afl.f this notice by puh,ica
tiun J, including costs uf publication. yol,
tau OK refuse u contribute your proportion
81 Sucn expenditure Us so-oNner. you
interest In the said claim will bccom. the
property vi the subscriber under said seq
ton 2j-i. MILF. MOURNING.
Dated ~ kctchuin, Idaho, Jan. 2, i>,i.
First publication Jan. :. 1856.
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iAac Spokane a- g9alease Rail.
-

i meeting of the directors Of the
Spokane d Palouse Railway was
held in the rooms of the companv
in The second story of the Van
Falkenburg building yesterday
afternoon. The meeting was held
to elect officers, to close the stock
subscriptions and to adopt proper
resolutions for the construction OF
the first fifty miles of the roal.
AL Of the stock was subscribed.
The prominent stockholders. being
August Belmont, Robert Harris, A.
VI. Cannon, Paul 4. Mohr, A. A.
Newberry, Jos. Jorgensen and
Charles L. Wright, Jr., the bulk Of
property being subscribed b.
Messrs. Wright and Harris. Con
stguction will tie commenced a.
soon as the lines from Marshall TO
Rosalia, and from Lake Greek tres
tie up Hangman Crecl, to Waverly
and l-atah, have been completed.
This road is under the control of
Mr.. Paul F. Mohr. 1t is moi
improbable that the route up Hang
man Creek will be selected on
account of the easy grades, which
may Offset the somewhat more
expensive work of construction.
Spokane Review.
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I nlmrrt 81 c....cas ael mars
4 Jay creaing Of last week a. Wood,
/ & Ia.snsll 80 lice to discuss sdil
road matters, and it was decided
TO organize a company to bald :
railroad up the Bitter Root Valley
articles OF incorporation of the
Montana anil Idaho Railroad
ecmpany hare EesA prepared, in
which the object is stated to build
railroad up the Bitter Root Val
| !ev to Nez Perez Fork, with ore
branch from there to Salmon City,
Idaho, and arc G, 10 lna c connec-
with the Utah d Northern in .Beav-
erhead county; also the building OF
branch read up the Lou Lou Fork
10 connect in Idaho with the Ore
gon Railway and Navigation Com
pany's line. The capital stock il
fixed at 81 ,OJc,900, divided into
10000 shares Of 800 each. S. I.
Hauser, w. ]. Mccormick, A. B.
Hammond, Frank II. Woody,
Frank l.. Wordcn, G. 4. Wolf, "
c. Murphy, c. p. Higgins, Ferdi-
nand Kennett, Henry Buck and L.
l.. Bonner will be the incorporat-
ors, with the seven first mentioned
as trustees for the first three months.
The articles of incorporation are
now receiving the signatures Of the
incorporators, and when this IS
completed they viii be filed and
subscription books opened. 1t Is
the intention of the incorporators
to push the matter forward as rap
idly as possible, and TO begin the
work of survey and construction as
soon as reasonable amount of
stock has been takcn.-Missoula.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-20

Upon recent visit to the Crur
d'Alene mines x. N. Esler censum-
mated deal with the owners of
the Sullivan and Bunker Hill mines
TO concentrate the immense amount
of $1,000 tons OF ore at s. per ton.
IN addition to which he is to handle
and ship l0,COO tons of ore from
the same mines which will be suit
able for shipment without conccn-
trat.on. WORKS for dressing this
ore will be completed ut the mines
by the first of June of a daily
capacity Of fifty tons. Mr. Es!er
says lenxpects to pay the owners
Of these mines over 81 ,O9O,0J3 as
their Share Of the proceeds. The
ora wiAh sAippcl from Rathlruni
oa lle Nsrthera Pacii, RIEo..I.
- Helena Ialepci,lsat. :,
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Nctica to Creditors.


Estate OF J5hn Dunn. Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIIE
- under igned. Administrative OF tic
Estate OF JOHN Dunn, deceased. 10 the
creditors %. and al persons having clsims
against the said deceased. to EXHIBIT them
with the necessary vouchers within four I
months after the first publication OF this
notice. to the said Admin stTatrix. at the
Office Of y. o. Wheeler. the said office being
the place Tor the transaction OF the busines
Of said estate. ia the Ion9i oi keraium
County OF Alturas. Territory of idaho
JANNET lE w. DUNN.
ADMINISTRATIVE oi the Estate OF John
Dunn. Deceased.
Dated n; Kctchum, Jan. .. 1885. .w
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To. ~ erfltorN OF Iiauo,l &C
County OF Alturas.i
|, George W. Griffin, Gather of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true To the best of my
knowledge and belief.
GEO. ". GRIFFIN, Cashier
subscribed and sworn 20 before re tins
ilth day Of March. i>~i
GEo.iM SSo., Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
ISAAC !. LEWIS,
JOSEPH pINKHAM.I Directors.
HORACE [. LEWIs,1
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-20

The Idaho World saws: Boise is
to have another national bank, and
it viii be opened for business some
time next month. Henry Wads-
worth of San Francisco, viii be
president, ard Alfred EoT, of the
same city cashier. Both gentelmen
have had large experience in the
banking business. Mr.. Eoff was in
Idaho City in 1866. and viii prob
ably be remembered by old settlers.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-20

There is ample room and fine
opportanitieshsfe fer rasr ofsfuih-
cient mans 6establis'l thcmselves,
and whose friind| object i to settle
and build up a home; and these
are the kind of immigrants that DIR.
Rice has always aimed to secure.
There is not much demand fer ser
want girls at present, but many OF
our old batehes are ready TO offer
themselves. q willing saerifies upon
the matrimonial altar; and as it is
said that DR.. Rice has heretofore
been successful in supplying wants
Of this kind, it is suggeStelthat an
order be- sent to him for the con-
signmcnt of a carload of the
healthy, corn-fed girls Of Iowa and
Nebraska They are very desirable
here in social way, as our Mormon
friends are getting somewhat aristo-
cratic and exclusive, and at their
parties and social hops" the old
Gentle "bach is not an invited
neutrality-suspicious. Times.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-20

A scientific paper publishes this
bit of information: Lay a piece OF
charcoal upon burns and the pain
subsidies Immediately. BY leaving
the charcoal upon the wound an
hour it viii he healed. The remedy
is very cheap and simple.
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sS5EsEs EIER III
IF YOU WAIT

HACGAGn HAELEn, WOOD uEIIy
= cred. Fu-..irarc -f.gsd, y. ts1ca.a
30 NaSo.l .ne any ulr s,ose can On
4. i. AuNTihuTOy.
Who Is aiwsys rcany, ..nI vi. Charge r.,a-
Hpti
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-20

An OK WAS recently killed near
Eureka, humboldt county, and in
It's stomach was found over hall a
pound OF two-pcnny finishing nails.
They wore Worn smooth and bright
by the actions. Of the .c.ls Of the
at,,s,tt.i,T - r-tFs $3.50 sfsf~, -. 80. I,
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NEW TO-DAY.
RGCKFORDwATCHES
Arc ,.,,ea.n,krd In EXCITING SERYICE

The KocKfosD is sold directly to the
Watshmakcr, thus saving the 80 per cent.
Job52rs profits to the buyer. / have been
to considerable trouble to obtain the agencr
for Aituras county and have sold al Of my
lr-t order prior 70 receipt of the same 10
paroles acquainted with tho Incrits vi the
watch.
l am selling Waltham and Elsin watches
under III stern lrices -
Appleton, Tracy 4 Co Improved Move.
ment, fifteen j<Yeis-i in gold setting,
con- penSntlns balance, patent regulator,
adjusted u heat. cotd and position, IN four
ounce sv!d SILVER case, screws together,
dust proof. stem wind.r cnd stem setter
Price, -. rs
] have good Wall..ari vss-a in solid
silver cages TIA: screw tu,s ther, %. ar5.s
stem wi-l-r a.ii .s.atsn. So. Ilte in,pfo5 sI
tpS IS. -------+ M - 1sizA@f.,
}: l1as3)N Jevcler, .cc. :r,, 1l...,.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-20

And now it is proclaimed that
horns, so long the annoyance Of
dairymen AMI the terror Of milk
maids, can easily be eradicated
from young animals. a writer on
live stock asserts that, at the age Of
ten OF fifteen days the martrix of
the future horn is a small. hairless.
movable prominence, which, with
one-eighth Of an inch of skin, can
he removed by one sweep Of a
strong, sharp pocket-knile. and
forever after the animal will be
hornless. This operation causes
very little pain and the loss of not
over one ounce Of blood, and viii
be. sore only a day or two. An
authority adds that he FIRST tried
this in 1868, has performed il annu-
ally since, and that such cattle
mature earlier, grow fatter and
never iniure each other. -
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-20

The San truncisc;.a sent twenty
i've Goats to learn how to made
80 9 week at homo on a capital OF
81, ani rcceiyc,t the following
erlated Slip: "Fisa Cor fools,
"a I 10 ~ ,gaa 3tpr ffrur1 .'f
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We understand that q Gentleman
in the employ of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company passed through
our place on Monday. He had
come from Red Bluffs through
Northern California to Cedarville,
thence by way of STEMS Mountain,
Crooked Creek, the Owyhee and
Jordan Valley to this place. lie
was looking out route for the
Union Pacific to reach California,
and thought a railroad could be
built without heavy grading over
the route that he had come as far
as Jordan Valley, from which
place it would probably run up
Cow Creek and down Suceor to the
O. S. l.. r. R.-Silyer City Ava
lanche
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District Court Summons.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the Territory OF Idaho, in and
for the County OF Alturas.
JAMES L. COCHRAN, Plaintiff,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-04-24

William Carson, president of the
Valley Lumber company, has made
something of a sensation by going up
the pinery line of the Wisconsin Cen
tral and personally distributing to the
woodsmen who are now coming down
from the logging regions, tracts advis-
ing them of the foolishness of spend
ing their wages in saloons and low re-
sorts and urging them to attend the
meetings of the Y. NJ. G. A. here
Eau Claire Item in Globe.
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E.stGEz

At :HN i:ssscI or 4o;s3' Ea"rcr an<' see
iaow gear :scc: s:a.,.:s sg:Sss :s.c Times
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-04-24
RAILROAD TICK Ell EDUE
For 1000 Miles, fhLs1
NJ, ANDREWS BiY.TLi.
,I,HIs heantifnl Rnr and surroundings are a

TNHIS beautiful Bay and surroundings are aC-
i knOwledged bv all who have visited there
to be the lOyeliCSt combination OF fertile sol,
beautiful foliage, fragrant orchards, blue water
growing city and absolutely perfect climate, N
SUMMER well as III winter 30 be found III
America. There is but Florida and -
Andrews Bay is its brightest Jewel. Prices for
Business or Home Lots ard orchard Tracts rang
from =. 50. II, 30, $50, and sales were maGe
To more than 5000 different purchasers
within the FIRST sixty days. st. Andrew will Ger
tainly become the second largest city in Florids.
within the next two years. Property is doubling
in value every thirty days FREE TRANSPOb-
TATiON FOR 1909 MILES TO TRACT PUl-
CHASERS. Send 2c stamp for illustrated pamph-
let, containing fnll details. Address principal
business office as follows. IT. ANDREWS BAY
X. r. q LAND co, 227 MAIN STREET, GIN
CINNATI OHIO.
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Won, -. tr:,.,, ,.,.rr....d
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Martin pattison LEFT on Thursday
morning .or few days visit in Chi
cage
Il very dense fog prevailed yes
tcr,luy maxine boat nayio,.ion diff
cult.
Beautiful flowers, feathers rib
bons and trimmings Of all kinds at
Mrs. PAscoE's.
The Senate has confirmed the ap-
po!ntncnt of Mr.. John FLYNN to be
postmaster at Duluth.
The Powdcr River Cattle com
panv commenced shipping their cattle
to Chicago by rail last Wednesday.
A Beautiful Easter Card oiven
with every package of the Diamond
Easter Dyes bought of l.. d. Newton.
Don't FORGET that TO .mo-rw !.
Easter Sunday. Appropriate serv1 ,es
will be held in the various churches
and all shoel be well attended.
Pattern bonnets and hats in all
STYLES. and at all prices at
Mrs. PAsCoE's.
The Eriscopal mite society viii
meet at the residence of Mrs. p. L
Bradshaw, on next Tuesday evening
all are invited to attend.
Clean up the ash heaps and plcf
up the Old oyster cans, an brush uI
the yards generally aud make thing
look neat and attractiYe.
Mrs. Pascoe has a splendid as
sortment ct ladies aud chlldrens hose
also a fine line of underclothing an
infants clothes.
-Duluth's old lookup was burne,
4 to the ground Teusday night. 1t had
but one occupant at the time and h'
was got out without much damage.
MIR. Manter has rented the Ritch
lie building on Nettleton AvenEe. b
tween 18th and 9th streets, and will oc
cupy 1t rs soon as II can be made ready
Tor INN.
-Mikado yelling is all the style
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-04-24

NOTICE.-In the foregoing statement the TO
lowing Authorizations are used II for north, 5 fol
south c tor east, W for west. uud. for undivided
fr for fraction for acre, des for description, sec
for section.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-04-24
TAX s AIF
FOR
Douglas County, Wis,
STATE OF WISCONSIN, / SIS
County of Douglas.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! SIS
County of Douglas.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
SUPERIOR April 18th, A. d. 1886.
NOTICE is hereby given that 50 much of each
/ tract or parcel of land situated in the county
OF Douglas, described III the following statement
as may be necessary for that purpose, viii, the
THIRD TUESDAY OF NAY
next, being the Eighteenth day of May A. ID. 1885,
c tmmeucing at Ten O'Clock in the forenoon and
the next succeeding days thereafter. be sold by
me at public auction at nay office at the Court
House IN superior, the seat of Justice of the said
County, for the payment Of the delinquent taxes,
interest and charges thereon for the Year 1880 us
returned 20 me by the Treasurer of the Town of
superior, III said county of Douglas
Given under my hand officially. at the office of
the County Treasurer, of Douglas County, State of
Wisconsin, this Seventeenth day of April. 1886.
VINCENT COURNOYER,
County Treasurer.
Bg-See note at foot of list
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-04-24
Superior Cham'r Of Commerce

(INCCEPORATED)
MEETS Every WEDNESDAY EVENING.
-itNi' VII l'fNlN iJf-AN
Vice President ......-............-C. l.. CATfJN
Secretary. u. Z. RoHERTs
Treasurer. L. H. BROWN
-DiPFfTOES-
DENIS DEAN. JANIS BaEDoN, P. F. BRADSHAW
o. y. MUEDocK. c. L. CATLN
Parties visiting Superior with view 10 locat
iig here or III this vicinity. cordially inviTed
70 call upon the committee and officers Of this
ASSOCIATION. v no viii cHdcay"r 20 give thcm all
the information desired The Secretary so!ici.s
correspar6eUce and wiz promptly answer al
Inquiries cI eCTHiag lie head Of Lake SUPERIOR.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-04-24

Nettleton Ave. and Fourth Street.
JOHN A. BARDoN. at the Post Office.
Neil Smith and Charlie McGilI
have formed partnership for opera
tons in the grocery business at West
Superior, and will be ready to wait up
on their customers next week. 1t will
be popular firm.
A large number of our ladies
spent last Saturday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs =. Bradshaw, in re-
Spouse to invitations extended by Mrs.
Bradshaw and Mrs. Dauby. All re-
port nice time.
Congressman Price has sent to
Mr. Tubbs quite supply of garden
seeds for general distribution. Any
one wishing TO try them, can get a
sample by calling on Mr. Tubbs at the
post office building.
The ferry boat Hattie Lloyd has
been thoroughly overhauled, newly
PAINTED and put in good repair for the
season, and looks as neat and trim as
YOU please She made three trips on
Wednesday, the first day Of service.
-Trother Bell of the BAYFIELD,
Press, was elected Chairman of the
town board Of that place at the recent
election. That Bell has the true ring
and the people down there showed
their good sense in putting it to SO
G cd Il use.
Mr.. J. J. Atkinson, one of the
genial Touring mill men, returned last
Saturday from three weeks visit in
the east and at the old home of his
boyhood in Canada. He says times
are fully rs good or better here in the
west than in the east.
Last Monday the Duluth Herald
sald boats had been running 10 ana
fro in the harbor on the Duluth side
or two weeks, while the ice in the bay
on this side was as solid as the ever
Ia ting hills. This is simply one of
= " ~ . ''''''''''' ~ '''5 me-
-Aiany suffering people drag them
SERVES about Win '''lhg strength, leel-
i''5 mat tiiey are steattliy SINKING mo
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II or The ilfst lime III nearly a year
all OF Our churches are supplied with
MINISTERS. There Is no" no longer
any reasonable excuse Tor any one te
stay away from church. Letus prove
by our attendance that we have mol
occo'i'e "ea' i'eii'Sii III ou' "'fs' ''io's =
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m-nt in another column
o,n roo,,ors o,onor.1I,, r;l, rOc,ro
- Ioar, that A. pardon ,.as str;aI.a,
d,.,n hr , ,,ar, so,aro attach of ror
,;,a 80 rr;I.,u 81 Iast uao,- s;no,
III, .;,,a ho Loo hoan oonfnad - i;
ROOM and most of tho t;me 70 ,ba bod
E5o ! foolinr ,n,o bottor ,od,v an,
Will nrobabIy no able to ba ont and At
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-04-24

klNttEPDKAlEb.l
MEETS Every WEDNESDAY EVENING.
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Till DilkOE SIPERIOE

8 CFFtFEl Sed 10 cents postage. and we wiz
s.ES4 nail you FsTE royal valGal.-.
"a E5ss sample box OF goods that Will pas
guu il a way Of n,a King MORE ur. Z
cy at once. than anything else in America. Bs''t
sexes % all ages can live at home and work ity
spare time. all the time Capital not requifCSs
We Viii start YOU. immeEsc Iay SIRE for IT, =
who start n once. STIN-oN ~ Co. Portland Afsgsrs
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The Superior Times.
ADVERTISING RATES +.

The above rates apply to YEARLY advertise
meuts ONLY Short time rates given applica-
tom. Professional cards occupying LESS than
one inch of space. $500 per year. Legal adj
vertiSing at legal rates Transient advertis-
ire payable in advance-Other bills due monthly
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