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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-05
MI. III. M ASTER,
w. Ell. BACHMAN,

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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-31

m:e Berlinsr 8tGtter melben,
tbeilte in elmer Sibung bes bortieen
0eretns 'filr @pltstunbe Dr. 8Dlte
einige oer nod ni@t per0Hentli@ten
Meiiterlieber bes Sans @a4s nit, bic
i4on babur4 interefant 1tnb, bab lie
bic d~lteiten i4riftli4e 8elege fir oeut=
1e MGr4en bilben. 60 fat Dr. 8olte
iol4e fir II bon @rimm mitgetbeilte
Mdr4en, barunter bic 8remer Stabt=
muiitanten, bic Huge @retel, bic 5ieben
@4pGne, gefnuben. Mu4 fir bic ST.
3dblung bonn Stntentler an ber Wanb
bes 2utberz 3immers auf ber Martz
burg, bic erit i'm Is. Sabrbunbert auf=
tau4t, finbet iib in etnem Meiiterliebe
Elm @orbtlb; nur mirft in bemielben,
oas ben @organg na4 Mittenberg per=
le9t, ber Seufel BAG Sintenfab auf bic
8tbel= ueberieBung 2utbers.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-31

poNen, bic mar, NIT einer1 Sarer''>
mGbden treibt. unb bic Senerp1n9
um cine Dame ber @eieQi4att. l1no
BOD tpobl atpei.rlei. Du aptifelit boz
fentli9 oaran -"
.DaB Du bic MBi&t bait, @peltns
NIT Deiner 9anb gu besliden-rein'
barau apeifls i4 ni@t. aus benz en-
fa4en @runbe. neil iie reid IT, nno
Du biit ia auf ber Sago nad e11sr
reiben Grau."
.9eina, i9 perbitte mir berglelchen
Moralprebieten," ia9te @uibo IN boz
bem Some. rDu i@einit gang gu perz
aef1en, NIT tpen, Du ipri@t."
.N&it benz sefeierten Dt&ter @utoo
6elfmar, benz aarten Minneidnger Der
Trauen, benz ioealen Manne, Der 10
rein un.o lauter 1T, pie feline Werte.
S4 femme freili4 einen anberen Sell
mar, befen Susenbfreunbf4aft fur
midi oft geaus berbdnsnibpou setporben
1T. Du bait midi INNER .tpieoer IN
ben Strubel geoogen, tpenn i'd mld7
emporarbeiten ipollte. Dur4 Did al
lem babe i4 ben triiben @@lamm bes
2ebens tenner selernt, unb es CAB cine
53eit, mo i4 Dein selebriger @4uler
mar. Nur Gins babe i4 Dir nt9t
ab9elernt, bic 9eudelei, nit ber Du
es fertig bra4teit, iberall fit etnen
Musbuno bon Susenb unb Sbealttdt
3u gelten, pdbrenb i4 fir Define @iinz
ben biiben muBte. ST mar INNER oer
Saugeni9ts, Der unberbeNerlihe; aber
i4 BABE tpobl tpilbe Strei@e gema4t,
bod ni9t einen etnaigen bon ben
fa1e4ten Strei@en, bic 9u na4 9uz
benben 3dblf."
SEEING bate ii4 in cine leibeniGaftz
li9e @rregung bineinge{proden, nab
renb ct benz ebemaligen Greunbe bies
@unbenresiiter porbielt, bas Elm Mnz
berer {9tperliH 10 LANCE angeb0rt
bdtte. Mber @utbo 9ellmar beiab bic
@iseni9aft, ii@ ME beleibist gu fiiblen,
tpenn er ni4t beleibigt fein mollte. St
treu3te audi ieBt rubig bic Irme unb
pdbrenb CT cine ernite, faft traurtse
Mitne annabm, ia9te ct berablaKeno:
v9Rein lieber 9ein3, tpenn Du nur
ni9t fortpdbrenb @er9lei@e 3pii4en
uns 8eioen 5ieben mo1teit, ba eriittrt
bo@ Elm GROCER INTERRUPTED. Sbr gez
p0bnliben Meni&en babt eben einen
gan3 anberen @ittentober als mir. Sd
Bin mir bieies 3piefpalts meiner Na<
TUT polltommen bepubt, aber bas itno
eben 3tpet @eelen in elmer Dm9terbruit,
bic fi@ f%ortpdbrenb befeboen. Das 1T
ber etpiee &f 3pii@en @ngel unb
DGmon, 3tpiiden ber 96be bes Sbeals
unb ber Siefe bes @bsrunoes, gerabe
bas @in9en unb RGmpfen 1T bag
&enn3eihen bes @enies, uno aud
i@ -"
.@uibo, ieBt b0r' auf, iebt 1T es
senug!!" untsrbrab i'm 9ein3 5orntg.
(GHlub fol9t.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-31
'@nmortWti@e3.

3meibeutie. 9err: .Di pboz
tograpbie 1T ia f@redli@, ba feb' i'd
aus tpie elm @@tpinbler!!" photograph:
u8itte iebr, rnetn 9err, bic pbotograz
pbie 1T benz 2eben mie abselaui&t!"
NobeL. 9rin3ipal (bem 2ebrlin9
bictirenb): "9errn S@ul5e in 8resz
lau!" 2ebrling: rGnti 4ulbieen Sic,
9err prinaipal, i&rei5t fi@ 9trr
@9ul3e mutt einem 3 ober Bios NIT
einem )? r's 1T n quiet &unbe -
BEL benz tommt's auf bas bisden Sim
tie ni&t an 80. @@retben Sc b."
8itteiebr! @i@ter: rMlio Du,
Mqper, geb0rft audi NIT gu ber iauz
beren @e1el1@aft, mel@e bic pielen
Ginbriide periibt BATE" Maper: r8ttz
te 5ebr, i@ bin muir @brenmitglteb!!"
Mu@ein@emerbe. u: rWas
fur einen 8eruf baben sic benn?" 9:
usSy9 bin Si14ler!" 81: rDarf i@ fra
gen: rM0bel= ober 8autt14ler?" g.:
nNee, i4 bin @tammtiihler!"
Webmutbige Treube. Taz
milienpater( Der BON ieiner Gamilte
an ben rei4bejeBten @eburtstagstff4
gefubrt mirb): 30 bu grunogutiger
&immel, miiBt Sbr midi bei&umz
melt baben!"
@alamonif@e @eisbeit.
g.: r@obbi, sic finb bo9 Elm 10 ge=
f4eibter damn, ia9en @ie mir, mer
1T eliidli4er baran: Sin Mann, Der
1OO, 900 9baler bat, ober elmer Der
fieben 9D4ter bat?" @abbi (na@ fur
aan1 8e1innen): rSTenbar ber, Der
iieben S1dter bat!" g.: rWie1o?"
@dbbt: r@iner, ber 100000 Sbaler
bat, piin14t ii4 mebr, elmer, ber ftez
ben SD@ter bat nt@t!!"
Sreffenb. Snitruttionsunter<
offaier: vMas betommt Der Solbat
iebt, tpenn ct triHt?" @olbat: rMenn
er bic Mitte Der @4eibe triFt, triegt
ct bic @4ubeni 4nire, un6 tpenn ct
BEL urlaubsIber l4reitung ben 9aupt<
mann trrttt, trtegt ct 5 Sage Mrre1t."
Rinbermunb. Trtb4en: rNi4t
pabr, Sntel, tpenn Du einmal fttrb5t,
bite, ba perma45t Du mir Deinen
&opf?" Sntel: rMber 6riB4en, paz
rum benin gerabe metnen &opf?" 6riB=
den: "papa fagt, 9u bat'it 10 grobe
Hpiinen b'rtn!"
@rob. u. Tin ber Giienbabn, ber
Inn ieben preis Elm @eiprd@ nit feiz
mem @eifegefdbrten anfan9en MIN:
vDas Wetter lit beute talt, aber i4
Iiebe bic fri19e 2uft." g.: so? ga,
bann ieben sic ii& bo& auf ben pufz
fer!"
@erratben. 9ausfrau Mor<
qens in bic &ii4e tretenb): rDiNen
sic piel1etbt, penn Der 9err, mein
Manr, na9 9auie eetommen iit?"
Denftmdb4en: rNein, Mabame, aber
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-31

- Den beuti4en Triebensz@ erei=
men 1T bon Seiter elmer Dame aus
8apern cine @rb1 doft bon $4,000 M.
3ugefallen, bic bon benz Triebensz8uz
reau in 3iri4, bas bereits Corpora
ttonsre@te Re ibt, pertpaltet tperben ioQ.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
The Perfect Man.

The right kind of a man from Beer
sheba to Dan l sought with an infinite
zest, from the end of the East my search
never ceased till came to the end OF the
West.
He's gentle and quiet and plain in his
diet, and never gets mad in q crowd
he's q tireless searcher for all kinds OF
''vircher" and never is boastful and loud.
He's modest and sweet and gives up
his seat If washerwoman enters the car.
If he smokes out of doors then the smoke
be outpours always comes from ten-cent
cigar.
On the great Wilson bill he will never
talk till you wish he would languish
and die. He's in love with his wife, and
stays 80 all his life, and praises her pud-
ding and pie.
And I sought for the man from Beer
sheba to Dan. sought from the West
to the East, but I'm sorry to say that he
didn't come to stay, and he's long since
defunct and deceased IN. Y. World.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
Moved to q Healthy State.

When they resurveyed the line between
North Carolina and Virginia." said a re-
Gently returned commercial traveller, "the
engineers found an error in the old stand
ards, and in one place moved the line q
short distance south.
"'Laws, massa, chile, what's you ado
ine?' said an old colored woman, as shs
observed the men moving one of the mon.
uments which for years had stood near
her cabin.
'Dout you know you mustn't 'sturb
that ere stone that shows as how l live
in Norf Carolinny2'
"But you don't live in North Carolina
any longer, Aunty,' replied one of the
men. The new survey shows that you
live in Virginia now
"Live in Virginny! live in Ole Vir.
ginny. Oh, no, honey; you can't fool me
that way. Inever amt moved in my life
SO how could live in virgiuny! when
Use born in Norf Carolinny2'
"But you do, Aunty,' replied the man
smiliugly, and he briefly explained thu
case.
Then the aged woman shook her head
and repeated again and again, 'In Vir
ginny, Ole Virginny Amt that won
d'ful, and me never changin' step2'
"'Anyhow,' she remarked at length
TIA glad ! lives in Vlrginny. They al
ways said round here as how Virglnn,
was more healthy than Norf Carolinny.''
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
No. $50.
Application for q Patent.
U. S. Land Office, HALEY, Idaho. |!

U. S. Land Office, Haley Idaho.
March 8. 1891.
Notice is hereby given that Nicholas c.
Sullivan and Erik Anderson, whose post
office address is ketchum, Alturas county.
Idaho, have this day fled their application
for patent for 1ls7.S linear feet Of the
"TRAPPER :"
mine or vein, bearing lead and silver o.e
with surface ground six hundred feet IN
width, situated in Warm Springs Creek
mining district, County of Alturas, and
State OF Idaho, and designated by the feh
notes and official plat on Ale in this office
as Lot No: g. said Lot No. SO being DE-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at discovery point. thence 8
$50 IS, W 237 feet to fir post marked ~;
central end Trapper lode;' thence n ~
~, w 1918 feet to corner No. l, ideitisa'
with corner No. 9 of "Orhir" lode. lot No.
49, thence S go go Il 500 feet to cornes
No. 2. whence G. s. NJ. NJ. No. bears t5o
l5' 6O6.7 feet distant; thence n coo IS soo
Ieet to y w corner of Sullivan" lode, oE,
surveyed, and corner No. OF Tip Top
lode, survey so, LII feet to corner No. 5;
thence n go 3O' w GOO feet to corner No: -
thence $50 21' w 1878 feet to corner NO
|, the place OF beginning survey of exterior
boundary OF this claim, embracing an alea
OF 1867 acres applied for. No conflcS'
Magnetic variation lsc so f.
The location of this mine is recorded VI
the Recorders Office of said Alturas county.
in Book "E" of Quartz Claims, pags :.
The nearest known locations are the :lY
! Top" Sullivan" and "Ophir" lode cialn =:
| Any and all persons claiming Adversely
any portion of said "Trapper' NINE a o.
surface ground are required to tile me .Ss
adverse CLAIMS with the Register 81 w.. ~
United StateS9j.a Office at Haley, IN tn'
State of Idaho, during the sixty days p :.
rod of publication hereof, or they VIII VI 80 ia
barred BY virtue of the provisions OF Wv
statute. w. T. RILEY, kegiste;:,
| 1t is hereby ordered that the foreeo, ,b'
notice of application for patent pc Pu ,,.
lished for the period of sixty days zen ov'
secutive weeks in the KErcHuh kEYsIo .,,
= weekly newspaper published at AescnuD'
Alturas county, Idaho. ,..r
First publication March Z, 1871
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
Ingalls, Haunted House.

There was until recently haunted
house in Atchison, Kan. It was the prop
erty of ex Senator John j. ingalls,.
Many years ago stranger committed
suicide in the building, and after that IN
impolite an inconsiderate ghost made its
headquarters there. It is not on record
that the phantom was ever seen by any
body, but it made mysterious manifesto
lions. The person who endeavored to
sleep in the house would be chilled and
startled by the touch Of clammy fingers
upon his brow or by the fact that the
drapery was torn from his couch by IN
unseen but terrific force; or, peradvea
,ture, he would be struck dazing blow
by an unseen hand. or his couch would
be overturned.
The ghost opened doors and Windows
I'D tn orthodox way and even cIauked m
OCCASIONAL chain, and finally became such
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26

They arc all born hirts and have most
alluriDg and captivating way Of coquet.
;shly concealing their faces behind long
mantillas, usually of bright colorsAnd
peeping out from behind these 1t : fell
low. On the theory that skirt dance il
more suggestive than the march Of the
Amazon ballet, Mexican girls appear to
the stranger to be very beautiful. They
all do have wonderful eyes, black and
sparkling. But I've seen more pretty
women this afternoon on F street than
Mexico will produce IN the next fifty
Washington Post.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
The Girls Of Mexico.

"A great deal of this talk about the
beauty Of the Spanish and Mexican
women is bosh," said James G. Madison
of Guymas, Mexico, at the National.
Mr.. Madison il an American who 10 in
tereeted in Mexican silver mines and haa
spent the most Of the last seven years in
that country.
"Aany Of the Mexican girls of the
higher classes are very pretty along the
years fifteen, sixteen, up to twenty five.
Then they begin to decay. and 4 thirty
8ve they are anything but attractive.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
Il Remained q Vexed Question.

T once knew q man who could drink
quart bottle of whisky of an evening and
turn ~ for business next day with head
q. clear ~ BELL" said the gentleman
who was drinking spollinarls water.
HE used to tell good many famous
stories of how be put old timers under
the table. He was q mighty good fellow
Yes" added the man musingly, ''he'a
dead"
ut killed him, of course9" SAID the
man who was drinking beer.
mo, he died Of dropsy. They tapped
him seven times.
"Most men drink too much water with
their Whisky" observed the man who
was pouring out his fourth drink of red
eye. "a real good article of whisky
should be drunk straight. There was
fellow in my town who used to say that
good whisky was like sensitive flower
apt to he killed with too much water
ing. He would take from ten to twenty
drinks q day and always clear. Never
seemed to hurt him a bit"
"He had never been to Coney 1sland,'
said the man who took his in the shape
of brandy and soda.
"No-he lived and died in Chicago
After q pause, during which somebody
called for another round :-"Dled ol
pneumonia. He fell in the Chicagojriver
one night and caught cold-his system
wasn't accustomed to water and it killed
him."
"The best friend I ever had" said the
beer drinker, twas one of the richest
brewers in Milwaukee, and his motto was
beer He was one of those fat round
jolly men who could empty an eighth key
at sitting-I've seen him do it many a
time, on my sacred honor-and he always
said to me. MY boy, stick to beer-bee1
never hurt any body Aud I've stuck to
it."
"Where is be now?" Dead? sarcasti'
cally inquired the two whisky drinkers
in the same breath.
"Died Of kidney trouble, I'll bet the
drinks" spoke up the apollinaris water
man.
"No; he didn't. His pet dog hit him
on the finger one day and week later
he went into commissions at the sight of a
pump. 1t was hydrophobia.'
Gentlemen, you'll please excuse me-,
said the man who had been slipping min
eral water. II don't believe I'll drink
any more to day. don't feel we'll, any
how"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
Before the War"


A group of gentlemen, mostly from
Dixie, were discussing certain phases of
the institution of slavery as it existed in
their region, at one of the down town ho-
tells. The faithfulness of the black man
to his master was heartily attested by
those present, nearly all of whom had
owned slaves.
"There meyer was more loyal subject
than the old time plantation darky," said
Maj. George Griffin, of Columbus, Ga.
1.-THE percentage of slaves who tried to
gain their freedom by running away was
very small, which was the best proof of
their contented lot. My father had emil
grated from South Carolina to Georgia,
bringing with him about thirty negroes,
in themselves constituting q respective
fortune. He was thrifty planter, and
with the aid Of his colored vassals his
worldly possessions increased rapidly.
Among the number was great strapping
fellow named Dan, who from the fact of
his ability to do about twice the work of
an average hand, and also for his good
disposition, was prime favorite on the
place. Dan was really the pet of the
family. He could shuck more corn ard
pick more cotton than any of his col
leagues, and withal was as amiab!e as a
child.
zone summer night Dan left his cabin
and walked up to the big house, as the
servants styled the resldence of their
owner. He found my father seated on
the veranda, smoking bis pipe, and com.
ing to him said, Mars George, I've got a
favor to Ak of you
"'Well, what is it, Dan2'
"'You know I've got q twin brother
back in Souf Caliny, dat amt seed ir
eleven years. wants you to lei me &c
on little visit to see Reuben, for l thinks
a heap of dat boy
swell, the upshot Of 1t was that th'
necessary consent was given. There wa
no railroad closer than Atlanta, but Dar
thought little of walking that distance
When the day came for him to start b
was the happiest mortal on earth. Fathe
gave him nice suit of clothes and plent!
of pocket money. He was to be back il
six weeks. Some Of our neighbors proph
esied that We had seen the last of Dan
but not 90. / recollect tho night whe'
he came down the road whistling merr,
tune. He had enjoyed great time Will
his brother, and the six weeks was up t
a day.'-Washington Post.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
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Send in your subscriptions at once.
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
LEGAL.


No. 22s. $
REPuBLIsHED NOTICE q,
UNITED STATES LAND OFrrcr
HALEY, Idaho, September * ,o
Notice is hereby given that Al, iM.
Dollarhide, Lewis G. DolIarb;dHaa q
Pinkham and Albert Griffith uh,, JOSEPH
Office address is Ketchum. Aitn "nose Pot.
Idaho Territory, have this dar s as eornts
application for patent for fiftssann1e d then,
linear feet of the A''eeh hundra
"EAST SIDE.
lode, mine OF, vein, bearing ,aIon
surface ground SIX hundred feet in sia
situated IN Little Smoky mimi, a; xldA
e ea j ~ aturas ana territory of ISH rs
ana designated by the field notes =, .n ,aahe
cial plat on ME in this Office as lot a nN ca
as follows. tO-wit: oescrib.d
Beginning at the discovery staLo
thence north 40 SO, 4Ow west 'r an runnin,
point on north end of claim. ,h 10 leet to-
400 45> west POP feet to east side inn nce souA
lode to post set in earth and stnnN vi Scott
corner NO. l; thence north 400 Az, mound
feet to northeast corner of CLAIM east 80
| IN earth and stone mound corr, post Sc,
| thence south 44o 59' 4JM east osn No. 2,
cendlng and quartering hillside , ,ees a.
laUfeet, descending on Warm Snr;,o Ridge
SIDE to southeast corner of cla;n, Creek
IN earth and stone mound cor, posi- set
thence south 400 45 west I55 foo. No g.
ing small ridge 655 feet on level e = las ascend
side to southwest corner of claim ohs NIL
In earth and stone mound corna po y set
thence north 45o 15' west $50 iest as NO: 4;
to ridge 459 feet, descending and Iseehdlng
ing hillside on Little Smoky sida luafser.
corner No.-2 of survey No f;II, i i1S,tsfs sec
intersect corner No. 8 of survs, M A. itet
ana angle in west side line of clam o. OILS
site discovery, corner No. s: thence uppS'
400 32> west 2S2 feet, descending ana nS n n
tering hillside along east side Of snrv u WA
6lO TO corner No. l of claim and Ny. 40
beginning; magnetic variation $50 W S. &c o
containing 1856 acres. eaS1
From corner No. east side r n "
No; bears south $50 l6' west 2S46 6 i M n
The location OF this mine is recor,, Is, :
the Recorders office of Alturas couu, u
Idaho Territory. The adjoining claim" as
bunker Hill, y" Isabella" Covert -: az
Any and all persons claiming adve,s.,
any portion OF said =" East Side % lode min
or surface ground are required to file tha;
| - oS Ciailns Will tne Register of III
United states Land Office at HALEY. in H. H.
county OF Alturas aforesaid during o. y, y,
sixty days, period of publication hereof y, y
they will be barred by virtue Of tho , nv
visions of the statute. ' p'I
Ii. 0. BILLINGS, Register
1t is hereby ordered that the forero;r
notice OF application for patent be o mi
lshed for the period OF 60 days (tsn c car
secutive weeks in the Keystone, westI
newspaper published at Ketchu,n, Idaho
| II. .. BILLINGS, Registar
| A. j. PINKHAM. Atty for Cis in,nn.ai'
First publication, Sept. II, lSs7.
First republication. August 30, $50
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26

= nuisance that Nr. Ingalls,, in Difference
to public sentiment, had the house torn
down. But the place was ''hoodroed" -
we'll ~ haunted.
I The ghost no longer has roof TO cover
it, but its baleful influence 10 over the
spot where the dwelling stood, ana IN
merciful disaster follows fast upon mo
footsteps of anybody who has much to
do Nth the place.-Chica9o Exchange.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
We Want YOU.

to act Is our agent. We furnish an expensive
outfit and Ill you need free. It costs nothing to
try the business. We will treat you well, and
help you to earn ten times ordinary wages. Both
sexes Of all ages can live 1t home and work in
spare time, or all the time. Any one any where
can earn q great deal of money. Many have made
Two Hundred Dollars . Month. No class Of
people in the world are making 90 much money
without capital rs those At work for ne. Business
pleasant strictly honorable and pays better than
sny other offered to agents. You have clear
field, with NO competition. We equip you with
everything, and supply printed directions for
more money than will any other business. I'm
prove your prospectsi why not? You can do 90
easily and surely 1t work for MS. Reasonable
industry only necessary for absolute s1ccesa
free to all. Delay not in sending for It.
GEORGE STINSON + CO.,
Box No. z8S, P0Etl1Ad, Ne.