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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-16
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
GIVEN AWAY

Send for catalogue and samples OF
NORTHERN GROWN SEEDS and LAWN
Grass FREE. FINE LAWN for ONE DOL
R.
q s. Co., Box 1852, Salt Lake City. /
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FoR Chamber Suits go to s. r. MARKS
& Co., Opposite Temple Block. I
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Peoples Equitable Coop.
Mems OF. Blue Overails, 20 cents.
Telephone 402.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-16

uAn1c Soft, white and free from chaps
HANU } and redness, by using CUTbcVRA
Soar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-16

DIMPLES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped
TIM and oily skin prevented by CUrIeURA
SOAP.
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&c. MI. Drug Department. gents
Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-16
Briefs,

SATURDAY February IS, 1880
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-16

VERY little mud was encountered on
the streets yesterday. Too cold.
THE carpenters are putting up some
ine interior blinds on the windows of
the new Citv Hall
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25

SEN. II. III tHE UEtENtIUN UI VIE WHtsI NNIk,
unseen and unavoidable accidents may occurs
such as breakage Of mains, OF machinery. Of
stand-pipes, or by tornadoes or cyclones. or
by foods or cioud bursts. water spours or
lightning, or labor troubles, or . malicious in
reference and injury to the said works may
be perpetrated. making it an impossibility TO
operate the said works to the tenor and effect
as hereinbefore set forth: therefore. hindrance
from any Of .the aforesaid causes shall not
make forfeiture Of this ordinance or any OF
the provisions therefor provided; that In good
faith all such repairs and obstacles be as
speedily made and overcome as possible with
due diligence and the hydrant rental shall
cease during any such time that said works
are not in operation
| SEC. I5. That special election be held in
| the several wards OF the city Of Butler for ths
| ratification OF rejection OF this contrae. EN-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25
Heir to ThOusaMds

Columbus, O., Sept. ia letter
was received by the penitentlary
warden yesterday morning from E.
Pherill of Colman, Ont, asking II
there Was prisoner named Theophl-
lus Pherill in the institution. There
is FIVE year man by thatname' who
was sent from Erie county four
years ago, for attempting criminal
assault. The letter stated that by
the death of the prisoners parents he
had fallen heir to one seventh OF an
estate valued at $40, 100000. The wri
ter is brother and JOINT heir. The
prisoner acknowledges he is lost
brother and says he hadn't CORES
ponded with his relatives,because h
is unwilling that they should know
that he was in prison. His tern
will expire in August, 1890,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25
REPORTERS TOO SMART.
An Effort to Get Scoop in the Crouin
Tragedy Causing Trouble.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 20.-The Jour
nal this afternoon published q story
that when it first became rumored
that the Carleson cottage bore bloody
evidence that DR.. Cronin had been
murdered in it two reporters were
sent out to get into the house at all
hazards. Fearing that the rumors
might not materialize sufficiently to
furnish good ghastly story, the re-
porters on their way to the cottage
bought a roll of cotton batting.
then they went to butchers shop
and smeared it with blood When
they reached the cottage they effect
ed an entrance to the basement in
which they placed the bloody cot
ton. Having made sure of sufficient
gore they came out and proceeded
to break in the front door of the
cottage. There they found enough
genuine evidence and as a policeman
hurridly drove them out at the muz-
zle of a revolver, they came away
without think of the reserve evidence
in the basement. This was found
by the police and held as a part OF
the evidence against the prisoners.
It also said the defense have some
of it that they have had analyzed.
The analysis showed that it was
beef blood and that they are calcu.
lating to spring the fact on the pros.
ecution as a surprise.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25

bodied In this ordinance by the qualined voters
SI sne SAID city; said special election shall be
held in the same manner. and returns thereof
provided BY law for the election Of city oacefs
ss s.o a.ssy sss s
ward. At said election the qualified veter Of
SAID city who favor ratification ahsll deposis
written or printed ballet In this form: ''For
posed to its ratification shail dsposit . ballot
IN shis form: For the water works. no. - II it
shaii appear nom the rsturns Of said election
In favor Of the ratiAcation OF this orainance.
shsn the mayor shall give notice thsrsof, by
proclamation. In some Newspaper printed In
tne city OF Butler. and this ordinance shall
clerk shsii immedis,eiy afssr ~ tie rsascssion aoe
OF this ordinance by legal voters, furnish such
9rss,nsess ss,n certified copy thereof: Unlses this
he eesS 81 II Il:
the legal votes polled st said election the came
snsl, AL IN NJ no respect become operative.
~;,ss. ShG, L.. It: That hat the said grantees shall
this ordinance by the council. deposit the sum
OF $50 In the hands OF the city treasurer a
ssrnsst .s money. and the Same Be forfeited to
case they, the grantees. do not accept the pro-
visions of this ordinance. IT, however the said
grantees do fiie their acceptance - required
nerein aea ~ the , sity treasurer shall refund said
SEC. IL. That In the construction and oper-
alton Of said water works the said grantees
shall give preference to the citizens OF Butler
Tor all unskilled labor that can be done by the
citizens of Butler.
SEC. Is. The election provided for In Sec
ton Is, Of this ordinance shall be held ~ pro-
vided In said section on Thursday. the 10th
day OF October, 1889.
Passed and approved this the 10Th day of
September, A. D., 1850.
G. b. HICKMAN,
Z. A. BENNETT. Mayor.
Pres. Board Aldermen.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25

FARM sALE:-A splendid stock
farm, aiming $40 acres, we'll
wateredlces in good repair, good
house seven rooms. splendid
cellar, of the best and roomiest
barns in county. wind mill to
pump er for stock lot, clear
stream ater running continually
through place, self-feeding cribs,
besides IS for 1000 bushels o1
corn, G young orchard, 2OO
acres mass, located two miles
from Riaill. Terms very rea.
sonable.'or further particulars
+! address Office.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25

I Twill S. public sale on my farm
one and { miles north of Burdett,
Mo-, on
Fri October Is, 1889,
the follosproperty to-wit: One full
blood Clale Stallion, S years old,
one full ,ded Clydesdale flley, :
years old full FLOODED Clydesdale
mare colto q Clydesdale mares ,
years old rs Clvdesdale mare colt
one bioo.e: eight and : year old
filleys, ei,and ) year old horses;
two yearlorse colts and one year
ling filleNls stock is all we'll bred
and the fand mares are with toal
by the waown Jack Compromise
3rd, or a 'sdale stallion.
Also IL cows, planter and check
| rower, falgon, Buckeye mowers
and table harness, plows, cultiva-
tors, h and other things too
numerousention.
| TERMS: sums of $40 and less.
cash, \ .of twelve months will
be given ms over $40, without in-
terest il Phen due, il not paid
when duer cent from date. Ap-
| proved ses required. A discount
at the ra'e per cent will be allow d
| on all sum $40 tor cash.
JAMES MCNEIL.
| II. D. Sex, Holden, Mo.
| .4-it Auctioneer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25
Nipped in the Bud.

Is it not better to nip consump-
ton, the greatest scourge of human
Unity, in the bud and try to stay its
progress on the brink of the grave,
A few doses of California most
useful production, SANTA Able.
the king of consumption. viii re
lieye, and thorough treatment will
cure, nasal catarrh, too often the
forerunner of consumption. can be
cured by CALIFORNIA CAT-R
CURE. These remedies are sold
and guaranteed by DR.. E. I. Rice.
druggist.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25
PulC SALE.

I will S public sale on my farm
one and miles north of Burdett,
Mo-, on
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25
Burdett Items.

Jonathan Todd of West Boone
township returned from southeast
Mo, last week with 65 steers.
Work has commenced on the new
Christian church four miles south
west of Burdett.
r. S. Enyart and and Miss Anna
Shelton were married on the Sth inst
by Esq. Anderson, of Elkhart town
ship.
W. S. Mudd was in Adrain Tues
day on business.
Esq. Holloway, of Dana, was in
town Thursday.
Mi ss Annie Jackson of Hal rison-
vile, is visiting Miss Matte Nave.
Robt. Feeley was over from Adrain
Monday playing marbles with the
boys.
Miss Lee Davidson has gone to
Warrensburg to spend the winter
poor Hizer.
W. S. Mudd bought 20 head of
nice calves this week.
P, G. Lightfoot and wife, Miss
Fannie Alexander and Miss Kate
Mudd represented the Burdett
church in the association at Austin.
G. O. Hill still goes to mill every
Sunday afternoon. George has kept
this practice up for the last four
years but if the miller don't care we
| don't.
The Mcneil colt show at Burdette
last Saturday was largely attended
| and number of colts and mules
were on exhibition. The day passed
off quietly and everybody went home
feeling that the premiums had been
impartially awarded. The proudest
man on the ground was S. C. Ma.
shall when he saw the blue ribbon
tied on his colt.
G. W. Thompson and step fathe,
from near Butler were visiting in
town Sunday. We ere now daily e.
Ipecting to be thrown into a tremo,
of excitement by the announcement
of wedding, as the impression i.
that Mr.. T. brought his father Gong
to help him plead his cause befor.
the widow. o, timidity! thou art /.
c., Sc to the bachelor.
| A protracted meeting commenced
at the Baptist church last Sunda,
night, conducted by Rev. Shaw, /,
revivalist of Graham county, Kansas
| Mr.. 7. Skillman, who has been Wis
iting 4he family of W. 81. Weldon
returned home Saturday accompau
led by his sister-in-law, Miss Lac,
| Skillman and her daughter, Mis-
May, who will spend a few week.
visiting relatives in Pleasant Hill.
/ The six quilt which the ladies ar
making for the benefit of the Bap
tist church is progressing nicely
| We notice one square especiall
which '1ooms up" BEAUTIFULLY wit
the names of our county officers an
. deputies aud q. B. Jeter and other
from Butler.
Mrs, Benjiman Eanhorn came dow
from tie city a few weeks ago to a
tend her daughter, Mrs. J. r. Rile,
who is very sick. Rover.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25
The Sabine Pass has Passed.

Thursdays Kansas City papers
contained a reminder of the Sabine
Pass railway, in shape of a para
graph announcing the institution of
suit in the circuit court by the
Holland trust company against the
Kansas City and Sabine Pass rail-
way company, William Anderson
and Il. M. James, on promissory
note for $22,5OO, given June 80 1855
The petitioner alleges that the note
fell due December 20, 1888. and that
when payment was demanded, il
was refused. And so passeth away
the Sabine Pass.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25
hmatism can be Cured.

1t haff1ed The skill of our BEST ply
siciansd there are +o-day more men
womend children suffering from This
terribleease than ever before, and
the opln seems to be universal that
it is incble, but this is mistaken
idea folcan be cured by using as di-
rected bard's Rheumatic Syrup and
Streng'g 9 Plasters. Prepared by the
Rheum; Syrup Co., Jackson. Mich.
P;1ce $F bottle. or six bottles for $5,
or we wsend it to any address on re-
ceipt of e.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25

Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup cures
rheumatism bv striking at the seat ot
disease and restoring the kidneys and
liver to healthy action. 1t taken a SUIT.
ficient time to thoroughly eradicate such
poison it never fails. Sold by all drug e.
gists. A4-1-yr.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25

WAND:-All the good hand
picked,.ll and winter apples in
Bates oty, for which I will pay
the CAs Call and see me at
Bennetfheeler & Co.'S, or at my
resident JAMES SMITH. 43 At,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-09-25
STOP AND READ

STOP AND READ
j.. r. Patterson having purchased the
north side Barber Shop, / hope to re-
tain all former customers and a fair
share OF the public generally. Special
attention given to Ladies an childre ns
hair cutting, and also, Po,nPadour hair
cutting speciality. Barber supplies
always On hand.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

.sT.ige~ aaid the President. scratching
his head for IN idea, "isn't this Spslding
who wants the post-ofiice at Champaign
d relative OF mine In some way Z" "Yes,
sire, !" said Lige coloriug; "that IL, he ia .
relative Of the family. He 10 the broth.
er-in-lsw Of your private secretary
"Ah, Lige." said the President, looking
up. "that IL rather fsr-fetched, but its al
right. I would have preferred 70 give
The ofice 70 man who had q least one
drop OF pure Harrison blood in HE veins.
But, LIge r ssSay, on SIRE" "Dont the
people criticize me for appointing rels.
tives q oflce2v ayes, sire; some Of
them do" "well, Lige, II any one says
any thing 20 You about Il, tell them ! wss
nominated and elected because was the
con Of ny father. and am but following
the same poIicv. Spalding shsl! have
what he wants." Then Lige addressed
and sealed % appointment of the Presi-
dents wife's sisters husband's brother 70
= $1,000 post-ofIice. Chicago Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

The last Legislature passed Law re-
qui-ing rsilrosds st oil statious where
there e . telegraph Office TO note the
time on bulletin boards Of the progress OF
sIl trains, the penalty in each instance
being forfeiture Of 425, 0ne-half to 60
10 the Prosecuting Attorney and the
other half 10 the school fund Of the
county 10 which prosecution is institute
ed. Under this law : suit has been
brought against the c., G. 9. y St. L.
the "Big -Four. .'lst NoblesvilIe
demanding : forfeiture from the comp
sny OF $4,000, Il having failed for ok
weeks to note the arrival Of twenty one
daily trsius in that city. o. course the
fight will be bitter one. % the Zee 20
the Prosecuting Attorney, Who in this
case is District Attorney McNutt, assiet-
ed BY Attorney General Michener, VII!
|be $1,000. The law 10 . good one and
lin the interest Of the travelling public. !!
louQht 10 be cheerfully respected and
|obeyed By the railroads Of the State
| lEvansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

INDIANAPOLIs. July lS.--HoFsce =.
Stock bridge, director Of the Government
aav;sultursl experiments for Indiana,
located & Purdue University, near La
fsyette. bee been investigating new
wheat disease that has appeared IN Ger.
tain sections Of the State, particularly ID
Iaarsnge county. The disease is fun
gold growth, known % "Bunt" or "Stink.
ine smut.v rarely found in America, but
n not uncommon in England. u does
not spresd IN the field, but germs pro-
ducing Il adhere to the grain. and are
thus sowu with the seed. The seed
wheat may be freed from spores ~ 20
Iug soaked in solution Of blue vi!rioI-
sulphats Of copper for thirty-s'x hours
four ounces Of suIphate TO one gallon q
water.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

The idea advanced in the Prison Con.
Rress at Boston last year that . convict
should b sent TO prison and hard labor
not for definite, arbitrary term, but IN.
Ill he Il 20 changed Of his habits that be
Il fit 10 take his place In the world again.
III that were done, and society under.
stood Il, released man would not hnd
the doors Of employment and sympathy
shut against him ~ he does now, for he
~ ould come out with certificate Of In.
tegrity, industry and intelligence. Ifhe
IL 90 debaaed 20 not 20 be able 10 b
changed Ia bic habits and practices By
any discipline. however long continued
then the prison is the place for him foI
life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19

A True but Lamentable Fact.
r.a,..., ,o,,. a..
Hnman nature slipped : cog some.
-hsrs - "a dav. picture two men.
~ecco,.d ~ tsss.sd Sor great physicai
sfrors. fscinc ssch other 10 Z ring with
49, s,.ss",;or or 6ohting. wrcstling.
80. 49, 1;n~ ssch ~ her SnsiI noe q beaten
- pvJSI dssd .nd 'I ,hs 10th other T victorious. Pic
=, .m-s . v.ss c,c~a of irteliigent men and
von,hs mskInc ! mad rush to pay $40
IA ' s1s s.ch tcr she nrivileee Of vii.
."ss,r~ -" ~ ,hs h,usaI and bloody contest.
- ~ = !. sdisv,ne @ snectacIe. isntit? Yet
.h.s - ~. n;c,mre shst Vas presented
!" ~. vorlf - Richbure. Miss.. on
~ wonSs, -. rh., tsiI NJ that the great
c.o-d ;h.. -isnesssd % The nrize fighi we
mai msSs ~ s ~ hsnksrs' merchants sn 4 busi-
'S 49, ,csr ~ ~ sssrdino AMI inteIIicence.
scd ,hsr .rioved the scene before them
s s"d chss.sd 49, ,cnd,v vhen one contestant
.a ..r.cI. | ~ cthsr : stinCine blow. They
-onId have % cheered had one brute struck
the other with fatal effect. Verify, there
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19


Sentinel.
The agents OF the trust were present
when the hoard mot yesterday. Pr0mi-
nent among them was Cv Smith. who
alwaya stoutiy maintains that there Ia no
combine among the school hook publish
ers. Yet, representing the firm Of A.
s. Barnes e. Co., which sels compa.a-
lively few books in Indiana. Cv Smith
has been here all winter lahoring in every
way possible 10 save for Van Antwerp,
Bragg 4 Co. their practical monopoly Of
the school book trade in Indiana. Such
unselfish devotion 10 rivals ~ interest
is certainly remarkable.
! After The contract for furnishing hooks
had been let. the Hon. X. Z. Bell. At'or-
ney for the Indiana company, stated that
II would carry ont It's contract IN the
best Of faith and would take no advsn-
tage OF technicslities or legal quibbles.
The company was satisfied with The
treatment IL had received and was pre-
pared to fulfil its part Of the contract
lie asked, however. that sixty dsvs nc
alln wed for the completion ~ the boad
This morning the committee Of the board
with Mr.. Bell aud Atty. Gen. Michener
.lwill meet to approve the form OF con
tract and bond. This committee con
!, ,sists Of Gov. Hovey, Supt. LsFollette
;, and Supt. Jones.
Last evening Messrs. Parsons an'
,lJonee. the committee on Biographies
.lmet with Mr.. Hawkins Of the Indians
company. II was agreed that the India
) M chapters Of the elementary and com
! lpleted Biographies shall be prepared D!
.lMr. Jacob p. Dunn, the state librarian
: These books will be furnished with
.lcompiete new map OF the state and will
ilcontain, among others, illustrations 0
oil the main building OF Purdue university
Olthe etste-house, soldiers' monument
library building Of the State-univers't
= at Bloomington, the new normal schUo
lat Terre IIaute and Of natural gas dis
J. play in the "belt.D In the map the 90
s,lsnd coal fieIds will be clearly define
lland much valuable information concern
ling them will be printed.
e This 10 the beginning Of the end OF 70
I. fight against the school book monopol!
hi Al the last moment the organ Of the rim
|souQht 10 cast discredit upon tho Indie
!. ma bidders. but the board ri educatio
,qlcould not be led into declaring that sue
2lmeu as Josephus Collett. d. j. Mscke
"A william Heilman. +. r. Huston. Willis
llFleming, R. &. Bell. James Murdoc
n Ed ward Hawkins and Messrs. Bowe
slsnd Merrill we're not entirely reputsb
er and responsible.
a a. sn illustration OF the saving TO I
9Ipeople OF Indiana by the action Of I
of|text book commissioners, IL may
pe noted that the complete geography fu
* niehed by the Inliana company, q
70 " hich the resolutions Of the commiseio
,dIers say is .fully equal in size and quail
NJ ~ TO material matter, style OF bindi'
ISLAND mechanical execution TO the ecie
I. .ltic." will sell for Is cents, while the ecle
|tic. which II succeeds, sells for 8i.65 :
,t.Isaving OF 80 cents on each.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19
!. Hs,es Csmpb belle, OF ST. Louls. III.

J. Hayes Campbells, Of St. Louis. Mo.
passed through this county last Friday
On hie way to Louisville, making the trip
except from Washington to Paoli, on
bvcicle. lie informed us that he made
the trip from st. Louis 70 Washington
10 miles. IN two days. lie II studying
geology, and travelsin this way 10 order
"a make O observations and pick up : clsst
Of peculiar specimens. At Paoli he re.
sumed travel on the "wheel."-W West
Baden Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-19
TO BUSINESS INVESTORS.



Come to Jasper.
To honest. industrious men, or men OF
capital, seekinga location 10 establish
In business, We wish to
whisper that jasper presents superior
inducements.
Il il town Of about l, 800 Inhabitants.
surrounded by fine agricultural
country, which shipa annually hundreds
of cars OF agricultural pr0dncts-c0n-
teauently subsistence is cheap.
II IL under laid with fine quality o.
semi block coal, easily mined BY driu-
ing into any Of tho hills surrounding y.
For steam purposes the pea coal rom
these mines il delivered anywhere ~
The town 81 fifty cents ton, and is prsc-
ltically inexhaustible. lump coal y mr-
luirhed 10 the coal house or bin, At anv
place in town, At from 81 30 to VI 70
\ ton, according to quantity desired.
The county gets iss coal delivered Tor
use in the court house aud Jail at $llS&
Ia ton.
| II Il surrounded by . fine body Of
Timber. OF all kinds indigenous 10 the
latitude.
Patoka river skirts the south and east
aides OF The town, and furnishes . never
falling supply OF water for manufacto-
lries along its banks. Good soft water
Ia obtained 10 abundance for domestic
usee any place In the town 1t . depth OF
from 70 10 20 feet.
A fine quality OF good building gray
Isand- atone is ouarried near the town
This stone has demonstrated ite excelI.
Ience by standing good for over 50 years
1.-The severe test Of freezes and thaws IN
1.-The pier Of bridge across Patoks river
4 House patterna Of good brick are de-
vllivered st o5 10 IS 0per 1000. and small
'ler quantities at . slight advance, anc
building lumber, rough, At SD per ,oOs
fleet surfaced and seasoned ct e2Oto $3S
Iper 1000, Ne TO quality.
/ The community is liberal and inte'li
gent one; with handsome and commo
ldious Catholic aud Methodist churches
and good public schools, and citizene
without exception, heartily welcome q
Inew business enterprises.
1t 10 the northern terminous OF tn
s|Jasper and Evansville division of the l.
IL. s. ST. L. Ry. and has three trains eac
way per day.
The town has Is manu- featuring estat
IIishments using stesm power, embracin
Neam nov' ,' m' p.u'"s ' -,
ssw m's, sPo.e t.cu,. ,.c.v.y, : sss,s. sss0 :"
snlngm is1'osys IL. .u'u.su.e "ssr 's''v.y, -.r,
css~esy' rS'"o S.:". y. .""p, ,.h,.s S,S
s.r.ss .s.s "u 49,. 80. -r.s...;.- $500 49," -. 80.
"ose.o oo-r nco 1 es 49,. sks.s".s 49,. -
.a 1so.a unn .uss r.n...s s"... '1e. o,ss. ~s "a
"sy ~" s"o'. m.s ~" -c"sr. - .,"s.s ,o"s ~"
g. ,h"sr .'.. oxs."s;v. ! confscs;onsries ! shs
ao,. snons : GOOD nho,ogrsph gallery ! hoo
s.nrss q drnr ssores' 4 hotels. , printin
.T.as , s,s,e hsnk . livery stables. an
savsr., cher branches of business. !
I. Sa;..r .a,i .cI , building associatio,
n Sss1sa 80 10 cnnn .~S es0oo0 csnitaI resnec
..,v ~, o -
IT, r. rs,soc. vho ara seekinc An iuvee
-, =. c.r;,., IN mann fac,nrinc ente
y. nr;sss [ ~ ~ snv Kind. and have skiIl and |,
Smss,v - snrIv - their business. Jasp