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Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
SIIERIFFS SALE.
David Todd, vs. Thos. J. Il r. c. Holly.

Order Of Seizure aud Sale No. 1882,
In 27th Dist Court Richland Parish, Louisiana.
By virtue Of the above described writ To
me directed will offer for sale at the East
door Of court House in Ravville; La. ON
Saturday, June 22nd. 1889,
" ithin legal hours the undivided one>ffih in-
teres, of Thos. j. Holly in end to the follow
ing described lands, South half OF South Fast
Sec 6, North Fast qaur'e' and North East
quarter of North west iarter and East half
South east quarter section 7. West half Of
north ives, quarter and South half of North
East quarter section 8 I. Ism r 10 East,
conlaing $40 acres more or less, situated in
RichIamd Parish. together with one-fihh the
improvements &c thereon.
Terms of sale Cash with the benefit OF
appraisemeni.
LEM SCOTT,
SherifTs office, Sheriff.
Rayville, La. May 18th. 1889, 3s-6t
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

II seems probable that the first
Federal official in New Orleans to be
.bounced" will be Hon. F. S. Shields,
Of Concorlia, collector of internal
revenue, a gentleman well known in
the fifth district.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

Prof. w. +. st. Clair, the aeronaut,
ut Houston, Texas. on 18th, in at
tempting to descend from his balloon
in his parachute. by some means lost
lis hold and fell $50 feet. and only
groaned once or twice after striking
the earth and died.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

The Farmers Union in session at
Alexandria on the 9th inst. resolved
TO use cotton bagging this year in
stead Of jute. and contracted for 1000
600 yards Of the rev bagging. 1t
was also resolved not to decrease the
present sire Of cotton bales.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

On Tuesday last the subscribers to
the stock of the North Louisiana and
Railroad Company voted an
to the charter changing
the point of intersection with the v,
S. g. ?. railroad from Girard to Ray
yille.-Clarion.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

The appointment of negro postal
clerks on a route as thoroughly white
as the w., s. e. p. is an outrage.
President Harrison ought to send a
few Of the ebony-hued brethren to
Indiana.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
p DISTRICT COURT:

Fl DISTRICT COURT:
CIVIL TERMS COMMENCING,
L, Monday in April; 81 Monday in Nov'bcr
Jury TERMS COMMENCING,
Is, Monday IN Feb'y; II Monday in Sept
POLICE JURORS.
Pre.i,e,a; 4. n Chiidrrss Members: u
A. Wynn s Stein, B Hardy, j. j. Eil'os-
ton. X. R. Justice. { NJ Noble.
Clerk of thePolic. Jury Ino S. Sumn'erlin.
PARISH Treasurer. ! ". Simms.
Jno. + fov-iess, Returning Officer.
H. X MrIn ,-h. Tax Assessor.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

Who wants to buy a good place
away from town? We have some
lands in different parts of the parish
that We would sell cheap. We will
take, all cash, the price fixed by the
Police Jury OH our woodlands.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Lost, strayed or stolen from the undersigned
near RayvlIe, l. on
Friday, April 18th, 1889,
One small dark bay horse, about II hands
high, four years old, three white feet blaze
face and branded BA on left hip. Also one
one year old mare coli, chestnut sorrel.
Any information or delivery of sand stock
to the undersigned will be LIBERAL rewarded.
g. l. CUMPTON.
This April 9TH, 1850. y
franklin sun and Caldwell Watchman will
copy two times and send bill TO the BEACON
office
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

Who wants a Perkins wind mill +?
Col. Heffner says the Perkins is the
best one he has out Of several. Those
in need of a wind mill will save money
by applying to
If WILEY P. MAxGHAM.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

There are a number of anxious
souls in the Custom house in New
Orleans-anxious to know what his
excellency. Benjaminc H., is going
10 do. ~
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

CHICAGO, May ia special from
Tyler, Texas, says: Major c. B. Block,
a prominent citizen of this city, was
shot and killed last night by man
named Nash. The men quarreled and
Nash shot Block twice.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
G.. II. Moore, Tutor Tor Jno. I. jenkins,

&. II. Moore, Tutor Tor Jno L. jenkins,
vs..
Jno. I. Jenkins.
+, Fa issued in Final Account Of SAID Tutor
ship irom the 9th Dis, Couri: Parish OF
Rchiand. State of Dor>lara.
By virine of the above described writ OF Fl
Fa. directed 10 ne having seized, will, on
Saturday, May 25th, 1889,
Oncr for sale al the East door of court horse,
in Ray"ii!r, La, the following described
properly io-wli:
The undivided ! interest Of John T Jenkins
IN aud To " ol n 7. ami T. J of n W !
and ! al \ ! aud \ w ] of : F. |
sec. aud " ! Of : W / Sec ., 7 II re-
f.. containing l!n acres for Interest, together
with interest IN the Improvements &C.,
thereon. Situated III Rchland Par h.
Terms OF >alr--Iw Give months credit pur-
chaser 10 execute bond with approved seem
n,y, mortgage retained upon the property sold
10 secure the pnr' ha>e pnce. Costs cash.
May 18th, 1889. II
/ LEM SCOTT,
sheriff
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

is becoming quite clear that it
will take good, strong forcible ad-
ministration of affairs in Louisiana to
properly enforce the Law.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

The Times Democrat Is making a
strong fight in favor of law and order
in this State. Its efforts should be
crowned with success.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

Major +. Barksdale appears to be
the coming man for Governor of Mis-
siss;rpi.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
Saturday, May Is. 1889.

RICuIAND PARISH DIRECTORY.
Court OF APpDAIs, end CIHCUIT
A. a. Cunbv, Ouachita.
E.C.Mon,gomery, Madison.
TERMS OF C'TCoURT: NRICIILAND:
81 Monday il. Jnnury: 81 Monday in June.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

George Schulze, very promising
young man died at Monroe on Satur-
day last.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

The editors are all having a good
time down in the Lafourche country
this week.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

Monroe has electric lights, and will
now outshine all her rivals.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18

A boarding house keeper, Mr..
Wilkins, committed suicide at Carsi-
cana, Texas, on the 10Th.
Richland beacon., 1889-05-18
Louisiana Press Association.

The Ninth Annual Session Opens at 7hibo-
daur-.A Cordioi Hetome Fa'nded by
The CiG-eas- Large .A.sndahoe Of Mem
beTs,
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IHdge L. Lcughary Of MeMEnnviIEs
9NegUn. i ~ the Arlington
Y w. u. Jenkins. mayer OF whatrons.
IS amongst visitors TO seattle
Mr. ~. A. DennIs. d Denypr. Colo
RADIO Ii registered ~ the Occidental
Mr.. IT, c. Iln Eel ard wife, os View
fork city, are stopping n the 0ccd-
dental.
Mr.. Abel ugiow. Of Dallas, Oregon.
in Ia Seattle booking after property In
teresfs.
Capt. Z. J.. tanning. prominent
| miller Ct the Willamette valley. Is Al
the Occidental.
Mr.. John Eagarl. late city editor o.
the Portland Yems, Is In the city. and
viii probably remain.
Aessrs- G. d. Bentley and I'll. III.
HOOK. representing the Minneapolis
Tssbune. are in the city
Mr. Frederick Tokias, Of the firm OF
Toklas. Singeruaan x Company. ar
rived from San Francisco last even
ing.
Capt ]. s. Sladen. who was on the
staff OF Gen. o. O. Howard, when he
Was n command AZ Vancouver, is IN
the CITY.
Mr.. w. p. Morgans. who for over
% years has been in the employ OF the
Black Diamond Coal Company, left
last night with his family for Contra
Costa county, Cal, 70 make their resi-
dence there.
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THE CALKNpAR CROP.

AT this season OF the year the Calendar
harvest Is AZ Its height From time i'm
memorial calendars have been considered
an indispensable article. but IL our grand
fathers could see the productions in this
line In these latter DAYS their astonishm ens
would Re understandable. OF the making Of
calendars there Ia DO end. and they appear
In all sizes. shapes. coiors and designs, the
makers OF them yieing with each other 10
produce something which shall surpass all
previous efforts. 20 plenty have they be-
come that calendar must possess unusual
merit 10 retain year after year prominent
position. The calendar issued by N. w.
Aver a. Son. Newspaper Advertising
Agents. Philadelphia, Is one of the latter
sort and each succeeding year brings an
increasing demand for It Combining
beauty OF color and nnish, it is also 30
plain that the various dates can be read
with comfort Fer counting house or home
II has not been surpassed. II equailed- De-
cupying leading place in the newspaper
advertising world II Is not strange that in
practice as we'll rs theory N. w. Aver 4
Son do well all they undertake. on receipt
of . cents they viii forward their cslen-
dar securely enclosed and postpaid TO any
address
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A DISTINGUISHED OFFICER.
Major General kaetx. u. ;. A., stop
ping In the city.

EAtk ~ WV v -
Major-eseneral A. V kansz and
wife. e, :. A.. stationed at Alaska. ars
stopping at tie Occidental hotel. Gen.
eral haGtz i historically identified
with the early history 81 Washington
Territory. having been actively en-
gagged in the Indian wars 50 frequent
ia the pioneer history Of the territory.
Early in the spring OF ISIS he hnils
Fort Stsllacoons ami Was highly cons-
meniel Tor the economy and haslness
tact manifested by hia in is con-
straot5oa. The total east al building
Fort Steitaeoom was So. co.. y hile the
erection Of similar fori, net nearly n
extensive ia its different appointments.
AZ The palles. cost tile government
So GO.
Cen. kaafz also prominently served
III Tie Mexican war. where he gained
distinction Al the battle Is Monterey,
il which he served As private. HE
rose fr1as the ranks, ard IN the lsil of
ISIS h.. wsS appointed commander AZ
AnEs9 Island in San Francisco BAY
ard held with hssnor ibis position an
HI the tai at Is7i when. having re-
csiveSa = leave 81 ShSeness In casgp7ny
wisls hss aife he travelled extensively
throughout Eanspe ara the eontEaent.
Returning in the sammsT - fSssi, he
waS appointed te his pgessn; position
sn Alaska-
General kauts expresses himself as
highly pseaSess with Seattle. and states
that be i surprised beyond expression
at its growth and enterprise. LAST
spring. fesng fully convineet tia: tae
estY woaid attain prominence a. a
manufacturing and shipping cent.r.
he Invested heavily in real estate that
has since qaadrapsesi Ia yalEae.
Words can nat express my almost
surprise At Seatfis's past energy or iEi,y
conn lenee in is future. sati General
kzutx. Surely, where 80 much capt
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wokK FOR SuDsE suxxK-
Buazness efTwe T<r1ns Crswdsa rnss

There are nuw 4kD Eases ca the trial
dceks1 oE she district currt, and the
rsanaheE VII likely be hruugks up 10
nearly 50 hesere The February term
eunvsnes, on the FIRST Monday d next
nssrsh The re2Ssn for this uryre<e-
aents~a isrge siocketfs that no raars has
been he'd IN the third ssiS.rses since the
Mar. isSs, term. thereby throwing the
litigation which should have been SET
tied It the August terra over 10 the
February term
One nex case Was added 10 the deck
ef yesterday. that ID r. H. Anaes. 70
recover possession Of . piano which he
alleges was wrungfHIiy seizesi
In bis house On the corner
w Harrison and Poplar streets hy
Sheriff s1chrane. The plaintiff de-
naansis Judgment against the sheriff
for the return OF the piano. or for the
SUM of $50 in ease delivery Of the
plane can not be had. and $50 dam
ages for the wrongful taking and de-
tenfson OF the instrument
The piano IS one Of the number sold
hy Herman Peters. and attached by
the sheriff az THE insta-ce Of the
manufacturers for whom Peters MAS
agent. 1t Is understood thai Is 10 be
made = test case, and its outcome
viii be watched with interest by
several parties who bought inStru-
mems OF the rsscaiiy instrument man.
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The steamer Latona commenced
making regular trips on Lake Unicn
yesterday.
Unitarian social at the house OF S.
Devoe this tFridsy) evening. Ills
Fourth street.
License TO wed was yesterday issued
by Auditor Wood for z. l.. Chesner OF
Marysviile and Miss Matte Adams of
Santa Clara, Cal
The Seattle Turn yerein viii hold
its regular socia Die Sunday evening,
January %. The programme will be
followed by the usual dance
The stockholders meeting of the
Bellingham Bay Railway & Naviga-
ton Company, which was 10 have met
on Wednesday afternoon, was At that
time adjourned to the 30th inst.
The young ladies Of Plymouth Con-
gregational church viii this evening
afford entertainment of unique
character, called ssShadow sociable.
A welcome is extended to strangers.
In the Office of the clerk OF the dis
trict court yesterday the following
filed declarations OF their intention 10
become citizens of the United States
David Mason and Robert Craig, Brit
ish subjects: John Dyck, OF Germany.
and Joan FOrsberg. OF Norway.
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the BOARD or TRADE.
Collection Day Set for First and
Third Of Each Month.
st.rsss ~ Oil--NavsI Cemmfssfsn
Annual Report ~ seere-
fary Kfssinser.

Al the meeting Of the board CT trade
rext night Mr.. Marun, chairman OF
- special committee on changing col
Ieet;oa day. made . vertal report that
- and Mr. Lee. of the same commit
-. had interviewed . great majority
a he wholesale and retail merchants
g seattle in reference to changing the
,1ax 81 making regular monthly col
s-rs;ons from tse ist day OF the month
IS the ID or %. They had fossnd
- wholesale merchants universally
e f1yoy Of the change: but the re-
s-lteex were as q rule In favor OF re-
se;aink the present rule, therefore tSe
somufftee recommended that tho
Sscerd of trade name the sFd q. cDIiec-
s5nn day for wholesale and the fs4 for
esfe1: dealers. Upon motion the r.
commendation OF the COMMITTEES Was
sdopted.
SME NAVAL COMMISSION.
The matter Of the reception OF Me
nsyai commission was then brought
up. and Mr. A. r. strout Was added 70
e reception committee.
II was stated by . member Of the
t,oard that strong influence would be
hrossxl,f 10 bear to secnye the location
a the station at Port Townsend and
other places on the Sound, and that
seattle vas not sure Of getting II even
Il the commission was favorabiy i'm
pressed with its natural advantages.
Alex. Begg urged the appointment
Of the subcommittee, suggested ct the
last meeting. 10 prepare information
iol sne .w - ,..s 80 -. - -. ns..a Is
~ .a sss.. - sos.s = -.
cste VIII .ns Ju'ns t epIn LIT q :
tee ana Ie4uest sne" W appoint tne
~ o-s'o
kLSH rosfrosk 10.
The eiecnon 81 omcers Tor the ef1yu-
ing year was postponed to the next
regular meeting. - the board would
be Incorporated oy tnat time, making
another election necessarily
JOINT COMMITTEE.
on motion the president appointed
Ne.xrs. Kit.inger. Davies. Big9s. Bur
veil Pumphrey. Marum and Furth as
the committee TO act in conjunction
with similar number from the cham
her oi commerce. for the genera good
- The city.
.rnp.ar ar eavursrtmvs
-. 81. .,s.a 49, -.
ffesinenI Aaasr cansu .ns atsen-
uon o. tne poaru 70 snc lnuiseI s.n.l'
nate ssoraSe 81 so"o nssipIes mi.ni's
tne pusIusss imlss ns s1, s nssll
- an instance tne nfe ~ = WeeA aso
SUNDAY wherein , s ngusc,
Mnish haa over % ns
OF on sro5eu ~ s sne nase.
mshs. was uuIneH. HsIuiy
warehouse or forage pace aaohs .ne
wafer front. pat nas more OH stofeu y
y than allowed BY the insurance poll.
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Back From THE EAsr.-Mr. J T. Ro-
maid. district attorney, arrived in Sc
attic yesterday morning from the East.
whittier be accompanied the remains
of the late Chief-J Justice Boyle for bur-
i'll He is loud in his praises Of Wash
ington, which in contrast with the
states recently visited presents new at
fractions. Mr.. Ronald thinks that
there is no climate equal 70 that of Pn-
get Sound. and returning made mp his
mind to live and die among the scenes
and friends that have become familiar
during MS residence here. Mr.. Ro-
maid paid visit to his father at Iron
dale. Mo-, on his way back. and re-
ports an extensive Immigration to
Missouri and Kansas.
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Nj. n. W. Mcneil ~ Iswa with the
Improvenent Co.

Nj. n. W. Mcneil ~ Iswa with the
Improvensnt Co.
Mr.. H. w. Mcneil, late OF Iowa,
has been appointed resident manager
OF the Newcastle and Franklin coal
mines. belonging to the Oregon I'M
provemeEt company. and also of the
Columbia a Puget Sound Railway
company. vice T. j. Miner. resigned.
Mr.. Mcneil will have charge Of the
entire mining and coal shipping bust
ness Of the Improvement company in
Seattle He has already assumed his
position. and he left last Eight. by spe-
cial, for Newcastle.
Mr.. Miner retains thv ssperintend-
ency of the Columbis and Puget
Sound He resigned his position with
the Improvement Company some
time since, but by request he retained
charge of the comrany's affairs until
his successor should be appointed
Mr. Miners resignation was induced
by the growing Importance of other
interests
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ASoraER GoSE.-A Alfred Dodge. a
patient at the pest house, died
Wednesday nj ght of continent small
pox, aged SIS years. Dodge was lately
from Tacoma and before that from
Medford, Wis. He was a dealer In
some kind OF patent medicine. There
are yet six cases OF smallpox at tho
nest house.
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Oregon and california; Passed Med
ford: g. r. Esyell and wife. A Bin
RI. s. q. Sincroft p. o. Vaughan, G
w. Kinsman. j. G. Armstrong. w. G
Parscn. b. w. Cointer. w. III. John
II. Costeranste. W. r. stoekbridre
Mrs. stsckhridge, Miss Hall. Charlie.
Cohn. John Rosenfslt. NJ. B. Rankin
Mrs. ID. X. Warren, ]. II. Harte, G.
A. Calvert. j. A. Ach, J. E. Post, p
b. Cornwall, ]. 6. Scurryson. G. n
Lance and 80 immigrants.
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portlanli. Oregon. July 2


While I was In Tillamook last winter
was affected IN my back aud kidneys so
that IL WAS almost impossible for me TO
reach Portland When | got here ! was
induced 10 try the Oregon Kidney Tea,
drank az my meals che tea made from IL.
and IL has effected radical cure can
highly recommend IL 10 all who are
afflicted rs was. r. COIN.
sold by stewart & Holmes Drug Com
pany, wholesale agents
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Faa total fiRsaSssr e vessels ctisci al >
satsfea ~ thr gSsEt 1T eAisy f'slgvf sound
dumas tayI pSst stsr Was ia2 vessels. tosl'
nAve. 9kSGss. aisd saz GasEaxr cleared,
Aass. taunRse. ~. Ssk
The esstFaEcVs ssss the yssss sfx wars wsTs
a. ssslsoss. iS>s sssi 1si. i>SS. ass 81: ISIS.
S9saATe. iSs7. 81 sfs: fsSs -. azss
zAe efegsaRess fsss the sssae time were
lSs4 Sgl ~. l>Na. sss es ssSs ~. ~, iSSs.
Sal. 49, lsSs. @S.&sS
IL wtlI Re observed frzssa the above that
fAe yainme IL hslsssxSs done ia iSss Showed
a S&Fy marked tacsrase ever isss. and that
t>S had an even sasSv rcnAsAakAs ii.
cReasS
The Official entrsaevs ard elesyAaces.
.Cnnss !. "a On Firhsh pazp
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81 2-Heayy dress six. warranted to
wear, marked Gown to 81 =. Chester
cleary.
2sc--A 10, of ehildren,s cloth skirts a,
the sale. &c. Chester Cleary.
Great bargains for the next 80 days In
dinner and tea sets. al Peisrnan & colvills
See Dorfei's West seattle Park addition
advertisement.
5c-Dressing combs. your choice al the
sale. Chester Cleary.
400 suits. all sizes and patterns, 10 he
/ cleared out at less than cost. San Fran
cisco store.
sc-Large size towels, at the sale. ches-
ter Cieary.
Ten pounds steak for 81. star Meat Mar
ket, Columbia street
The recent eclipse OF the sur was not as
complete as the thorough eclipse we will
now make of sill previous elearanee sales.
You need no smoked glass % see cur bar
gains in closAsng. Saa Francisco Store.
a5c-AIi-wooi dress goods. at the sale.
Chester CleSry.
Now Il your time 10 buy good suit Of
clothes AZ clearance sale prices. Tokias,
singerInan & Co. san Francisco store
si%a-1G and ase dress goods marked
down 20 ss.e. Chester Cleary.
Seventeen pounds toilins beef, 81. star
Meat Market. Columbia street.
Great bargains ia dress goods AZ the sale
Chester Csssry.
One piece nj cr0ckery for every raen.
woman and child ia seattle, sgs Second ST.
Any salt of clothes sold during oar clear
ance sale is exehanEeahle or can h1 re-
turned Cor refund 81 money IL not salts
factory. 40 salts. biz bargains. :. T.
stone. osiAs. singeFsnan 6 Co,
Great bargains At the sale. Chester
Cleary.
S.,se-AH.linsa hleaehed table damssk-
Chester sieary.
Iss.c-Tahle linen. chester cleAry.
- sa-A siae of heavy waking isckess:
al sizeS. lssssef tleary
seventeen poaasss oornesi beef lsr 81.
Sssr Meat Market. Columbia street
Sc-A Tine ot geEf. seeks marked slovFa
To &C. psiTe Chester ssleaFy.
We politely request owr customers when
they see the sane sfgif tass paid Us 81 20
Fer marked StS % nes - ses mad. ioE tEsre
SFe only four lefi. and with he rsst OF SO
extd Suits they usDss 20. 1ekssS. StageTmaa
a %.
.sAs--A isne 90 ladies' sae ribbed rests
marked down 20 sor. Chester seary.
Tickets san De obtained on : l. :. s E.
T. Il 10 Fscalaai station. Denny 4 Hovt
addition, fng tea cents. Apply 10 l. u.
Griffith & "a. Occidental hsoSk-
Great sale this week Chester Gleayy.
I've icAt efsea s3a ii, bat wisen we sic
yoI can bet ms humnssx Come and
see THE crawtis IL tie c8oshtng sssFastIner1t,
: r. Sss9r4. ana then ycf ~fsl reslsEe rp<sn
s.sas clearance sale. Toklas, ssngeFfaan /
Co
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A SURE THING AGAINST FIRE AND
BURGLARS

The largest stock OF safes on the Pacific
coast, both fire and burgiar-proof. includ
ing small safes for ordinary business pug.
posse and private residences. can be seen
az 81 Commercial street Two carloads ius,
arrived. For beauty and style OF finish and
protection against fire and burglars The
Chicago safe has no equal.
j. w. DAVIS, Manager