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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-24
THOMAS N. HASKINS,
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NJ AS'FER'S SALE--STATEO OF ILLINOIS
Al COUNTY OF LASALLE-ss. La Sale county CIR
cult Court
In the matter of Mary Callaghan rs. Maria Hsskins
Patrick William Page, Louis Gaynor, Michael Byrne
John H. Quinn. Luke teeney. Michael Flanagan
william MOOwnie, Ellen Haney. Maggie MeMahan
Hanorah Shea, Jane Kennedy, Martha L. Lehman. Ma
ry Grady, Mary II, Laid. John Kane. NJ. Neustadt
Is. Lachmsn. Anna II. Dolliver and Mrs John OBrien
on Blu 10 FOTectDse KOItg00e.
Public notice Is hereby given. that in pursuance of
decreta order entered in the above entitled canse IN
said court the twentyfou day of october. ls'S,
Duncan McDougall Master in Chancery OF said Court
on saturday the first day of December SS AZ 10 CLOCK
In the forenoon of said day. shall sell at public auction
10 the highest and best bidder fer cash. at the nor
GOOr of the County Court House, in OTTAWA in 500
county. the following described real estate, or so muor
thereof may he necessary 10 satisfy said decree stN
ated in the county of LA Sale and state OF lllinols
To wit
Lot number two (2). in Block number thirty
(S1l. in the city of La sale.
ottawa, Illinois, November 9th, ISIS; ,
DUNCAN M"DOUGALI-
novlO-iw Master In Chancery for said Circuit Court
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1865 saw him rIiner in tho rich silver re-
zion Of Clear Greek, Colo. Then began that
struggle which So many miners and prospec'
| tors make with fortune First nc worked IN
the developed mines, then "prosperted ana
located" for himself til his scant means were
exhausted aud again to.led ns wage Garner.
| AT length, with three partners, lac made
what they called 1.-THE hos, location OF
| course they had all the sWgulne miners
reasons for 50 believing. Did not their
"prospcct holes show that they were on n
true ii,surc that IL ran with the 'mother
lode, a" that 1t had good "outcrop' and tho
right "dip into the hiliE And SO they to.!ed
ON, eSpandmg all their money and spare time
in sinking ON the lodo.' First there was a
good show Of vein matter with bits Of ore
that as,ayed high, ana their spirits mounted
as on eagles wings. Then they "struck
horse or n cap thrca cucd to end the lode
permanently, and their heart, sank. Again
the "horso" was passed the lode opened below
it, tue crcyicc turned little more TO inc
perpeudicular "siickcnsides' showed on tho
wall rock, bits of azurltc and true SuiphureIs
were picked out of the creyces and then the
siren Hone sang swectly in their heated I'M
aginations And then--thc too frequent
calamity they reached a fault" Tho
crcyicc seemed to end abruptly in solid rock,
and for three weary months they had sought
in vain, hy drifting to trace the lode. 80
this was, indeed, a gloomy Thanksgiving
II is too often the case that mining town
abounds in rough men, and that most new
comer7 soon fail into their rude and sioVehly
habits But Georgetown was from the lrSt
an exception. IL always contained iair
proportion of cultured mon Veterans Of the
war of all ranks and of both armies, men OF
culture aud science, and refined, scholarly
gentlemen who had sought the pure air OF
the mountains for health formed from the
start IA large part of its population And /
Arthur BALDWIN had that IN his memory
which helped to preserve the sweetness Of his
nature.
ole loved and was beloved again. Re .
turning from the war at the age OF a. all tho .
ardor OF his nature found vent ia an attach /
mept to II maiden four years his junior, VINO .
his feelings. But they were 0
young and poor, and worst Of all, the condi- .
ton of his health required removal from .
Ohio. But they could wait No man ever .
dcspairs at Il. No maiden of Il ever doubts /
that her beloved can soon overcome all OBJ
staclcs. SO they parted with hopes Of
sucady reunion; and through all tine weary
year, b., letters had continued to tell Of his
good health and To promise carly success, re-
turn oad tine cousuumat,on OF their hopes
But now tho waiting had done its work; the
,upcrscription on the letter from Ohio was
too often stained with tear, and the George
town rostmark no longer excited fresh hope
in the breast Of the little schooIma'am ON the
banks Of the Miami. Time and disappoint-
ment were wearing out the hearts Of youth;
and So this Thanksgiving evening Arthur
Baldwin saacd on the letter that day received
and sighed.
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WEAKNESS at length prevailed over melan-
choly. lie leaned back in his rude CHAIR and
slgpt-aud dreamed. The walls ofthe los cabin
expanded and took the form Of the old Miami
home then faded away, and lac was again II
lad playing in his native fields with the little
girl who then seemed to him so very young
The past and present mingled in his dream;
he saw the girl, yet he loved the woman, and
felt strange pain at thought that his love
was in some way to make both unhappy.
There is uo natural sequence Of time or place
in a dream, so he turned away from the little
girl and at once found himself in a marching
column OF blue. Then followed the biyouac,
the parade. the dispersion to quarters, tattoo
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aAat
Il. s. EIDREDGE,


ATATIG OE lI.I4IN OILS, la SALLE CoUN'
- TY.-,> IN M, circuit court, IN january Ye,7H,
lssi
Harry \ Rowland rs Clarence C Rowland minor,
Maud HoWl'au, a min D, George II. sptltOn guar
dian OF Maud HuNiand. IN CtGHrrfg
Aliidt, 4 of Iou-rc,idcnc" OF Maud NJ. Rowland and
George NJ. Sptluu. her guard an, lmpeancd with the
above defendant. ol"rHu'r e.. HuwlHnd, havin. been
filed IN The cer : office of the Circuit Of said
county notice therefore hereby given 10 the SAID ron
resident defendants that the complainant hlcd he bill
complaint in said court on the cg nCery side thereof
on the lh day OF October, 1855 and that thereupOn
summons issued out of sid court wh' rein said suit is
now pending return able the second Monday In the
month OF JaHuarJ next, rs Is by law required.
Now, unless YOU the said nonresident defendants
above named. shall personally be and appear before
sand Circuit Court on the first day of the next January
term thereof to be holden ~ ottawa Snd for the said
county, on the second Monday III January next, ana
plead, answer demUr to the said COmplaluan s
OIL of complaint the same and the matters and things
therein charged a. stated will be taken confessed,
and decree entered against you according 10 the
prayer of sad bill W. W TAYLOR, Clerk.
OTTAWA Illinois. October eth, 1873
G. : FLpREpGE COmplts SOlr, nOv3-Iw
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HAIL, THANKSGIVING DAY.
nnll. nm. Misunderstanding dayi

Hail, hail, Thanksgiving day
Welcpmrtu saints and sinners:
Welcome 10 all, both great aud small,
Thou day of royal dinners
See how they come from far aud near,
A troop of carpet haggers,"
To Grace the board with one accord
And ppprt.t"s ike daggers
Wc'r' thankful for a host of things
Too numerous 10 mentions
For .Utrrhr,r'- true aud hearts 20 WOO,
AudUl thing, worth attention
For an and everything that gives
our lives SO much Of pleasure
We Oyer thanks Long may we taste
Thine Overlooking measure
Then bail, hail. Thanksgiving day!
Thou dgy OF royal dinners,
Nor viii wr care II the grim nightmare
Should fright the soul within us
When day IS done Let Turkeys ghost
WItl t4e nuts and puddiugs uDd wine
In the dead " night begin their Gght,
sui, victory Is thinc'
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no ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

no ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
L NOTlCH Is HEREBY GIVEN. That the underslt ned,
Louisa Thume, guardian of Emma Bccht, Charles
Bccht, Catherine Becht. william Bccht. and sarah
Bccht, minors VIII make application tO the Probate
Court of La Sale County, al regular term thereof to
be held AT the Court House in the city of ottawa IN sd
county, the third Monday OF beCcnbpr. A. u. ",
being the seventeenth day thereof for an order AID de
cree Of cou't directing her said guardian To sell
the following real estate belonging TO said minors, or
rs much thecofas shall seem 10 said Court to the inter
of said minors situated in the county Of Ia sale and
state OF Illinois, towlt: the Whole OF ois one ana
lot eight and the whole of lots nine 90 and ten tu
all in block one hundred anu ninety one (l9l ),
in Brcwsters addition to Ninewa, ana being part
Of the city % Peru. situated in the county of Ia Sale
and state of Illinois, subject to the dover ana home
stead interest the widow of John Becht, deceased
For the support and education of said minors ana Tor
the purpose OF investing such Of the proceeds OF sad
sale shall not he Immediately requisite for sad sup
port and education IN other real estate or OF otherwise
investing the same LOUISA EHOME.
nOyl1.ln Guardian of said Minors.
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A Suggestion.

Thanksgiving day means much in the
larger sense, and it were well for the country
if we added to our present happy domestic
and church!y custom Of observing it some
distinctly public ceremonial that would asso-
ciate more directly our well being with the
thought of the nations work and MISSION
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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eODBY'S THANKSGIVING.

giving day with due festivity.
The boys with mouths wide open, kept their eyes
upon the tray,
As if the turkey on it would spread wings ana
fly away;
The while tho girls sat up quite straight their
dignity in hand,
And by their prm example gave the boys a rep
rimand
But such shining gobbler with his drumstlcks
In the air
Would make Chesterfield unquiet, forget hlln'
self and stare.
How can we blame the hungry boys If they per
chance betrayed
ConspicuouaIy the fact that they had stomaeh'
10 be st8idy
Above the srcaming turkey rose the master, sig
feet tai,
Aud silence deep, impressive, fell alike on ono
and all
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For eight years Arthur Baldwin had toied
and schemed and planned. As a mere boy
he had served in the war for the Union, and
tho midsummer Of 1865 found him with
health impaired and symptoms painfully like
those which pressge consumption lie joined
the great army which moved west In the
year following the war, and the last days Of
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porters always say. lie was boy In
Thanksgiving story at last, and in one suli'
cicntly sensational 10 make him the envy OF
all other boys. And, rs IN stories, the Incl
dent changed the whole tenor Of his life, "
Unhappily, It, somebody must get worsted
even in IA realistic ThankSgl story, the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-11-24
THANKSGIVING Like All Gaul.

Like All Gaui, Thanksgiving may be di-
vided into three parasitic Thanksgiving of
worship, the thanksgiving of feasting and
tho Thanksgiving of amusement. There is a
small but determined fourth part, which
might be termed the Thanksgiving Of night
mare, but, broadly speaking, this may DO in
Guided III the amusement column. u nidenti-
fed
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sas incyperieucel canvassers averaged s5o month.
q Do not contract with houses of unknown rtspOn-
~ sihlIty, bat ask your tanker for our commercial
rating yl2 week guaranteed satisfactory applicants,
with commission privileges which ena Ne EN- 10 reach
the figures first above quoted. $40 deposit required for
outfit and applicant must he able give security for
goods entrusted tn his care. Lucrative employment
given also to lady canvassgrs who wanted 10 solicit
nc their own homes for something which will sell O the
best families Favorable acquaintance with leading
people is requists) Western Publishing
House Chicago. Subscription Books noVlO
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VINEGAR BITTERS.

The only Temperance Bitters known
II slim lates the Brain and quiets the
Nerves, regulates the Bowels and renders
a perfect blood circulation through the
human veins. which is sure to restore
perfect neaIth. A beautiful book free.
Address, Il. II. MCDONALD DRUG CO.,
,go NNush,npt,n ~ Nav NnrIs
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FARM For SALE.

The undersigned offers for SAFE his farm Of 1853 acres
more or css situated twr miles south and one mile
east % nera. ILL., IN GruGly county. with ~ acres OF
corn, 30 acres of fmp hy. balance good timber pasture
one house Ofj bedrooms stuug and kitchen, and
Ii iug " ter and good orchard on the premises For
particulars call on Geo Parker, OF ottawa on the
premises. aug25 6m' JOHN SHELLY.
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Gwen the women and girls in Thanksgiv-
| ing stories have some consideration shown
them. Frequently people are real good to
! them In some instances they have inherited
money and have been permitted to be their
own guardians. They have also, occasional
| ", enjoyed their own earnings unmolested
Once in while the old man releuts and lets
his daughtcl marry the man size is in love
with. In many ways they are happier in the
stories than out. OF course | never wish
myself girl but if | was compelled to be
one, should ask to he made girl OF fiction
and not of fact
seriously and honestly, if could get the
J ears of people who intend to come into this
world, | would urge them to go into stories
instead. IL would be money in their pockets,
aud they would build a monument of graft
tude to mo higher than tho steeplc Of Trinity
church. and some ono of them would write a
book about me as big as piano, | am sure
Had been n boy i'll story written to fit
this day | should now 10 entering my king
dom Of wealth, pleasure and big eating
Would that could become boy in a story"
| And he rose with n sigh, and sauntered down
toward the river "aimlessly," as people in
novels walk around sometimes
SofGr away in storyland were his thoughts
| that he did not notice where he was until he
was aroused from his revery by the sound of
angry voices. y man and woman were
quarrcug in dirty hallway. Mechanically
the boy stopped, looked and listened. He
was ont OF sto.yland and into real life in its
most dsagreeabe aspect. Lard words few
back and forth between the two disputants
suddenly a pistol shot rang ont, tho woman
| fell with blood flowing from her breast, and
the man sgraug past tho boy and down the
street The boy followed.
"Real life has its sudden turns as well as
romance, he thought rs he ram, Keeping the
shaggy head OF the murderer well IN sight.
Painting, he grabbed a policeman who was
posing on a corner looking in direction OPP
posite the excitement, and pointed out the
| bushy head of the man who had fired the shot.
The murderer was taken into custody, and
within an hour was behind bars Tho boy
was taken charge Of by the state as its wit
ness, and as il was Thanksgiving the state sat
him down TO as zine dinner as n Vanderbilt
need want The next mornings papers
came out with a column or more about the
shooting, in which the boy was mentioned in
terms OF unqualified praise" as the re
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King County
Republican, Meetings

THE PEOPLE OF KING COUNTY WILL
i be addressed by the candidates Of The
Republican party aad other abe speakers
ct the following times and PLACES.
Maple Leaf schooihou<e. "Wednesday. Oct
,. 30 p N
Slaughter, Thursday, Oct 4, -.np. m
Kent. FRIDAY. Oct S. 80 p N
white River. Saturday, Oct 6. 20 D m
Ea1uciaw. Monday, Oct s. ~ n m
0sseosa. Tuesiay. Oct. ?. % p m
Green River. Wednesday. oer- 10, 10 ?. n.
Franklin, THURSDAY. Oct II. 30 D. m
Black Diamond. FRIDAY oef. L. . - D. N
Cedar Mountain, Saturday. Oct Il 10 pm.
Newcastle. Monday. ocf- Is 80 p II.
Renton, Tuesday, Oct Is. Tap. m
Ssinoa Bay, "Wednesday. Oct. Il. - .. N
Ilzaits. THURSDAY. Oct. Il, 80 p. N.
Hossghtol. Friday. Oct. Il. 20 p N
Redmond, saturday. Oct D, % p. IA
Gilman Monday. Oct. - 20 D. N
Falls City, Tuesday. Oct -, % p. m
Hop Ranch, Wednesday. Oct u, 10 p. m.
Toll. Thursday. Oct - 30 p m
Duvsils, Friday. Oct Is, 10 p. IN.
Cherry Valley, Saturday. Oct g. 80 p. N.
ysshon. Monday. Oct -, 30 p. m
Boutwell,. Tuesday. Oct ., Tz9p. m
woodinrfiie. Wednesday. Oct. n. 80 pm.
By order of the county central commit
tee. ). C. HAINES. Chairman.
r 3. ALBERTsox. Secretary
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MEN AND WoMES.

tolonel Dan Lamont, whose pie
,aFes make him appear brunette,
ma a red muSttche that Is said TO
.rdfoop III spots and hrisilc in Others.
Lhe colonel + said To- affect Mr..
cleveland 5 manner ol speaking
Perhaps the hest-paid woman writer
N This country is Mrs. Southwcrth.
Who receives salary OF S70p0 4 year
from the New York feiggr Mary F.
Ryan, one OF the new writers from the
south, earns an income Of Sis0o by her
pen,
Mrs.. Carlisle. who + keeping house
az Washington Tor the tirst time, en-
oys having guests az dinner. and the
speaker has instructions to bring
friends home with him in the after
neon froW the house when his house
: not full of visitors.
Miss Braidon Is b0 wears old. and
me has written juSJ 80 stories. She
,.s> the most irregular methods o. do
tas her literary work, writing. While
stAnding up, some OF her most thrill.
~ passage on torn envelopes az any
hand
he lssSep> Is approaching hsS eighty
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MEMS FASHION NOTES.
Hints Concerning Collars, scarfs,
Handkerchief, Etc.

Indigo spot twills are a new freak
in silk handkerchie.s. They are Eng
fish.
standing collars will continue in
use. One OF the new STYLES has rounded
points. II is an English importation.
Minute Teck scaJfs are being made
by few OF the leading manufacturers
for the benefit OF those who still al
here to the high-bnttoned vest.
Many stylish young men are affect
ing the garrOte collar. which buttons
behind. This collar promises TO have
a run a. soon as cool weather sets in.
Simplicity is showing itself in the
style Of watch-guards. The judges oi
fashion are about unanimous in ap.
proving 4 small gold cable unadorned
by any pendants.
Berlin collars are getting 20 be the
fad among class Of fashionable Young
men. who, while eScheNing American
notions have grown tired OF tbs
pnasaic English styles.
The CONGREGATIONS on linen hand
kerchie;s viii oe small and Light FOL
the fan season. The large spots and
designs in use last easoH are on th'
decline. EXCEPT in cheaper goods.
silk hanakelchief,. Ike white satir
ties. are looked upon with a3stavor bs
the ultsa fashionable on iau ares'
occasions. Plain linen handkerchief.
viii be the Egla the coming season,
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ssAnd Jesus answered aud said unto him
What wilt thou that | should do unto
thee The blind man said unto Him. Lord
that might receive my sight
| would receive nay sight NV cioudcd eyes
Miss the glad radiance OF the morning
sun,
The changing tints that eleflfy the skies
With rosesle splenaors when the day is
done;
The shadows sofs and gray. the psarly light
of summers twilight deep'ning Into nisht
| cannot see 10 keep the narrow way.
Aud so ! hliDdly wander here aud there
Cropping amid the tamhs, or helpless stTss
Through pathless, tangled deserts bleak
and bare;
Weeping seek the way cannot fnd-
open my eyes. dear lord. for am blind.
Aud OF laava with some Hight, thoush'
Nor sco how anguish tiaes some FAC,
most dear.
And write my iaiTta. q Ianckiug palu'p-
/ seSte-
on dotted scrolls Of human pain ana
fear.
And never see the beartathc iu,eriiBed p
| Pity Oh. son q David an blind.
I do uog see the pala my lizAi words give
The quiycrlng. shriek!ng heart ] eanno
50. light q thought. midst hidden gsiei,
| live,
And mock the oppressed tonbs viii
sigAgiess g.ec,
| omen fnine ewes light. blessed Ways IN sud
Jesus. have mescy On mel am bind.
Nx useless ewes are reservoirs of teacs,
/ Doomed for their blind mistakes . ever
To weep for thourhtiess WAYS Of wander
| ing NNars.
| Because could not scr--i Gid uoi <now
/ These slrhflcss tyes-thsu angrtest slanc'
| less Kind
| light ~ the Warla have patty am e,iud
| Reasrf = Etryieisy.
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MEN AND WOMEN.
short Chapter on Women
Who GO to College.
rwe Atlanta Sisters Made Each
oeber.s Acquaintance-Meutien
Of Prominent People

r.s.- ss,e above title Arthur Gil
-, write in the September Century,
=, ,'fish hare f.een told, even in cultivated
.Issiieetuai circles, that a young
nsr,an had better be in the kitchen
s y oIarnlrv than in the laboratory or
u OF a college. Women
elL-.,ld be trained, such persons say.
~ hs wives and Mothers The finger
- scorn has been lightly pointed at
a. mentally cultivated mothers and
Ssnghters who are unable TO cook and
srrnb. who cannot make a nlince pie
= a r,lumb pudding. such persons
sarret with surprising facility all the
80 al women who neglect the kitch-
- ~ indulge in the iove-sick senti-
.sersaiitv 20 which they have been
.-sined who think too much Of pos
ME matrimonial chances to endanger
sssus bv scrubbing, or by giving
~,oand for the suspicion that
shev cultivate any other faculty
tha,, the power to apostro-
cbize the moonlight and 10
rng for d lover. They do not care 10
remember 1t is no whit better 10 with
- under the influence of ignorance or
serfiuent, TO cultivate a foudness for
..gushe than TO dry up the sensibiIities
IKE a bookworm, or grow rigid and
pgiggish as pendant. IL Is as bad 10
stunf human nature as TO over-stimn-
Iate Ito stop its progress in one way
a. N another. The danger is in going
n extremes. The mass Of men choose
he golden mean. and we may trust
vov1an TO avoid extravaganza In the
pursuit OF learning. We may and
enghi 10 give her every help In the d.
recfion OF life that her brothers poa-
sess. II Is no longer doubtful, Il Is
main. that whatever other rights wo-
man should have, those Of the intel
Iectual kingdom ought to he hers fully
and freely. She shonld be the Judge
herself OF how far she should go IN ex-
ploring the mysteries Of nature and Of
science.
III Is not o question Of putting all
oar girls through college; II il not
even question Of their being taught
IN the same institutions and classes
with men when they 20 to college.
The form In which women shall be
taught and the subjects that they shall
study are Of minor importance AZ the
moment, and time will settle them In
q natnral way. The great desideratum
is that they be given the collegiate
education when they need il, and that
they be the Judges 81 theifo wn needs. .
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Two Babies.

There u a little baby.
Always gentle, always sweet,
Who doesn't lack beauty
That can make babe complete;
Who never cries untimely,
Who IL never, never rude.
While anything she doesn't know
No mortal baby could.
30 wins0me aud 30 dainty,
That the careless turn 10 look
Bni, oh this perfect baby
Is A baby In u book.
There Is q little baby
Vita sunshine In her eyes:
Aud many Il fault the critical
Might coldly criticize.
Her nose is oycr-saucy.
Her temper does incline,
When her small world IL going wrong,
To take twist like mine.
And half the people pass her by.
N0s deem her worth look.
Bat, OBJ she suits me better.
Than tAe baby III the book.
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ANDERSON, BERTRAND & CO..
Civil szd Mining Engineers and
Draughtsmeu.

DAELgoaD. MINING. WATER WORKS,
II Typographical. bridge. sewerage AID
drainage engineering given sE'eesEi a;tsa-
son, CITY property e lands sarvsyea ~
sahiivitetl. Mars and mechanical draw
ing. euxrsssinE AID bslse TriEix = specially.
Toss nsh.p I.Kfs and maps als1ys On hard.
Rooms Il and =. fesierl2efy eicek- seat
~. ". C. N