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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07
INCIDENT WITHOUT PRECEDENT
In the Court of Appeals, Where Case
Was Lost and Also Won.


Special to the Ardmoreite.
South McAlester, /. T., oct. AN
incident occurred in the United States
Court OF Appeals this morning which
is doubtless without precedent in ju-
dicial annals. In the case of j. b. Nc
Dougall vs.. The Southwestern Coal
& Improvement Co, which was a suit
for some $4,000, the question turned
upon the validity Of individual coal
leases executed before the Atoka
agreement and also touching store
privilege contracts, the court had pre-
pared an opinion sustaining the posi-
tion taken by the Hon c. l.. Jackson,
the attorney for the company and the
same was to be handed down this
morning. When the case was reached
Mr.. Jackson rose and stated to the
court that the highest officials of the
company had compromised the case,
and instructed him to dismiss the ap-
peal which had been taken from the
lower court. Thereupon. as soon as
the case was dismissed, the chief jus
tice handed to Mr.. Jackson the orig
inal opinion deciding the case in his
favor. No doubt he was proud of this
present, both because it is . memorial
of a most unusual event and also be-
cause it is a vindication of his legal
judgment in a case OF great magni-
tuda
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

The street commissioner or some
other man should see to the repair
ing of some crossings before a Law
suit is filed against the city TO-
damages.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

Owing to the scarcity Of shearers
the Texas fall wool clip is being han
died very slowly II is estimated by
sheep men that the clip will be about
two million pounds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

The most expensive single piece OF machinery ship
ped into the Indian Territory and the first OF its kind has been
installed IN the Office ~ the DAILY ARDMoRFITE a OF
Three Thousand Six Hundred Dollars We refer bran
new. up-to-dae Mcrgdnhalr Linotype Machhc lusra-
on of which appears herewith This machine the result of
many OF study and having brains than
piece of mechanism assembled For years have
been working perfect machine replace hand composition
OF type and until this machine perfected and placed the
market all the type used in printing picked from the
one by one while by the OF this invention all that is
necessary to get letter touch key the letter autonat
caly falling into place The letter. marx, then assem-
bed side by side until sufficient number have dropped fill
line when by pushing lever the line automatically carried
to the casting mechanism where solid line OF type is cast
ready for printing The speed OF the machine is six lines
minute or faster than average person will read
Every part OF the machine and $ arranged
that should anything go wrong the machine automatically
stops.
All type and border which appear in this notice is the
product OF this machine
With this machine prepared to turn out brief and
pamphlet work on short notice
We extend an invitation all who wish to see this Won
deru machine at work to call on Saturdays before
SIDNEY SUGcs, Proprietor
S. sess- :.
Following few of the different faces and borders cast
by the Linotype machine:
The DAILY ARDMoREITE Ardmore, l. r. Best Ad7,ey-
tiSing Medium in the Two Territories Try it, Rates made
known upon application.
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elevator which requires about seconds time
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

President Roosevelt is perfectly
satisfied with the White House and
has announced his opposition TO the
plan for larger and more modern
structure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

II is to be hoped that the matter
of street lights will be take up by the
council and pushed to a finish. 1t IS
waste OF time to further discuss
the question.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

A paragraph In the Wichita Com
mercial Club memorial reads thus.
children born in the Indian Terri.
tory since congress undertook
through the agency of the Dawes
commission, TO change the un.Amerl.
can conditions there, are now O.
school age"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

Every effort possible is being made
to raise the ransom money demanded
by brigands for the release Of Miss
Stone. The administration officials at
Washington are confident Of success
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

The homestead filings OF those
who drew lucky numbers in the re.
cent government land lottery has jus.
closed. In the El Reno district $50
have failed to file.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07
chlekasaw Teachers Examination.

On Friday and Saturday, October
nth and 18th, 1901, an examination
viii be conducted by the Board or
Examiners for the Chickasaw Nation
at Tishomingo, l. r. An school teach.
ers desiring or expecting to draw
Chickasaw school funds for teaching
Chickasaw children. and who do not
hold certificates from the above men.
toned board, are hereby notified 10
present themselves for examination.
No person, failing to comply with the
law In this matter. can draw Chick.
asaw school funds
VIM. r. BOURLAND
Member Of Board of Examiners for
Chickasaw Nation,
Tishomingo, |, T., oct. /, 1901. sst
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

The British forces in South Africa
have located General Botha. but pre-
sumably without the generals kuowl-
edge as Lord Kitchener has sent no
regrets in connection with the mat
ter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07
A. C.. Cruce is confined to his
room today by illness.
Cotton Market.
PETTITT Bros.

The cotton market opened steady
this morning and went up ten
points, but closed sixteen points
lower than the highest point reach
ed.
The prices paid for lint was
from 760 TO 7.75. Seed cotton
from 2.S5 to 2.95. Cotton seed
brought SIG per ton. The receipts
for the day were about 100 bales.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

II has been decided that Shamrock
IL. will winter in New York harbor
and next spring will race against the
Columbia, Constitution or any other
ninety-footer. The idea of racing the
boats with exchanged crews has been
abandoned
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

This evening the city solons meet
in regular session to consider il is
said, matters Of vast Importance. We
shall see what we shall see
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

President Roosevelts action IN ap-
pointing EX Governor Goode Jones. a
Democrat in good standing to De
district Judge in Alabama establishes
a precedent Of much importance in
his policy of Southern appointments
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

Deputy Henson brought in one
Ford from Mill Creek, having ar
rested him on a grand jury war
rant, charging him with running a
gambling house at Wilson year
ago. He gave bond and was re-
leased.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

Ed Truelove and Cyrus Pyeatt
have opened up a meat market in
one side of Bomar's grocery store,
just west Of the postoflice, and So
llcits your trade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

A union of the New England and
Southern cotton spinners is being ser.
iously discussed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

The Court of Appeals has adjourned
until the first Tuesday in June. 1902
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

WANTED-Deliyered at my bak-
cry on the evening of the Sth, 100
gallons of fresh sweet milk. Also
on the morning of the 9th, 100
gallons OF fresh sweet milk.
BOT j. III. SPEIGLE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

The Germans in Houston yesterday
celebrated the 2lSth anniversary of
the landing Of the first German colony
on American soil.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07
ARDMoRE. MONDAY. OCT. Z.

Smallpox has broken out in the
United States jail at Atoka.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07

Good saleslady wanted at j, j
Dabbs' millinery parlors,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-10
New England Magazine.

The Maine and Vermont Old Home
Week Number" OF the New England
Magazine is one of the most interest
ing ard valuable numbers this pro-
gressive publication has yet issued.
The table Of contents il n lengthy one.
embracing special illustrated features
articles. short stories and poems. Maine
Il, aders will be particularly interested
m the article by Edith 4. Sawyer
GescI ibing Three Old Meeting Houses
in Maine" Other appropriate con-
tributions are: Nine Acres OF Eden. ="
William f.. Barton: abandoned Farms
as Homes for the Unemployed and Citys
Poor" Clarence r. Blake: The Rural
Schools of Half Century Ago"
George W. CroCker. TO a New Eng
land Farm House" Edgar O. Achorn:
The Hill Town Problem" Edward
Asahel Wright; Lake Memphre-
magoc and Its Wooded shores" lisa
bel G Burrows: and Clifton John
son and His Pictures of New England
Life" The stories and poems are OF
Il high order. among the writer's rep.
resented being. Frank Roe Batcheiler.
Adele F.. Thompson. Mnua Irving.
George MacFarlanc Gait charles
Hanson Towne and Alice May Douglas.
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AUGUST MAGAZINES.
The North American Review

for August is particularly rich in able
and timely articles. 1t opens with a
symposium on the status of our terri
torial possessions which includes the
following important papers THE In
sular Cases" Hon. George +. Ed
munds: and The Supreme Court and
the Dependencies. by Hon. George s.
Boutwell, The remaining contribu-
tions include: The Worlds National
Indebtedness. o. =. Austin: John
Fiske and the History of New York. +"
Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer,: Form
er Influence of English Thought in
Germany" Sidney Whitman. Eff
fects of the New Supplies of Gold"
Direct or of the Mint George f.. Ro-
berts; The Simple Logic of Chris
tian Science" w. ID. MCCrackan; The
Passing of Democracy" II. G. Wells,
and How Trade unionism Affects
British Industries" Benjamin Taylor.
All readers who desire to keep in
formed on the important questions of
the day i'll find this magazine a relia-
BILE medium.
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MccIure's Magazine.

There's plenty Of entertaining read
ing between the covers Of the Mid
summer Fiction Number OF Mcclure :
Magazine. This number appears in a
dainty cover design by Kenyon COX
The list of contributors is n note
worthy one, rs will M seen by thu. fol-
lowing table of contents: The Chase
q: the Tide" Norman Duncan; a We
hivle Of Love" George .Hibbard: The
Wild Horse ~ Tartary." Clara Morris
The Search for the Missing Link .
Raw Stannard Raker: The I.ittl. God
and Dicky." Josephine Dodge Daskam:
IA Year of Mobility" Henry van
Dyke: Night" Ga poem} Paul Hester.
The Man Who Won" Edwin I.efevre.
"A Red Haired cupid" Henry Wallace
Phillips: and The Caliph and His
Court" by Arthur Ruhl. There Is
also an installment of Rudyard Kip
ling's serial. kim The short sto-
ries range from grave to gay and can
not fail To please all classes Of read
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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. SATURDAY AUGUST 10 1901:

stood about seven feet away. So i
stepped three feet closer and lifted one
of my whips. There were lust two
things that Spittire could do. She could
spring AT me. and have trouble. or she
could Jump over the pedestal and have
no trouble She growied Il idle. looked
M me. and then she jumped over that
pedestal like lady.
'.rhe rest was easy nut her
through some other tricks cir,Jed her
around the cage Il couple of times anu
brought her back to her corner then
as she crouched there. and shared at
me, | played IL tattoo with my whip
handle ON the floor just in front of her.
1t was just a sort OF flourish to finish
OF with and ii was one thing too much
for in doing this | turr-u away from
the rest of the group, and made Brutus
think that ! meant to hurt the lioncss.
He said to himself ''Hullo. Here's I,
stranger in our cage taking a whip u
Spitfire. I'll just settle him. And before
| could move e sprang ~ feet off his
pedestal, set his thanHs In my thigh and
dragged me over to Blanca. as If to
prove his gallantry. Then the French
woman did clever thing: she clasped
her arms around his big neck, drew his
head up. and fired her revolver close to
his ear OF course, she fired only IA
blank cartridge. but il brought Br,itus
to obedience for that was Bianca's reg
ular signal in the act for the lions ~
take their pedestals and the habit OF
his work was so strong in the old fell
low that he dropped me and jumped
back to his place. Cleveland Moffett in
August ST Nicholas.
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for small wing which will be built
on the north side Of the edifice. When
this Is completed new boiler 10 fur
nish heat will be put In 10 take the
place OF furnaces which have been
used in the past.
Rev. T. :. Ross. pastor Of the Methn-
dist church at Newport, states that the
buildings upon the land purchased by
the society Of +. A. Fernald VIII be
sold soon and then the work OF build
ing the foundation Of the new Metho-
dist church will commence as soon as
the buildings now on the lot can be
removed The lot will be used solely
for the new church and yestry. which
VIII b. erected nj n cost OF $1,000. this
to be exclusive OF the furnishings. The
church viii BE- free. that il. no pews
will be sold. and the plans FOR the
structure have been completed
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thatit.ried after one or two days Of
greallrnering. We have no words ~
crItisSfh sufficiently strong to properly
condsHin such want Of care over little
childr~a as these instances show ii is
the gravest OF, crimes 10 neglect such
helpless ones. leave them alone. rust
them 10 the care Of neighborss who
have no responsibility or turn them
put IN the public streets 10 look out
for themselves. II parents viii not do
their duty in this respect. II belongs to
the legal authorities 10 see that they
are compelled to do it-Bangor Com
nereial
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Scribner's Magazine.

The annual Fiction number of Serb
ner's Magazine is an artistic and en-
tertaining number. a beautiful cover
design. much exquisite color printing.
and other Illustrations make up the
artistic features. and the table OF con-
tents presents seven delightful short
stories. the beginning of new serial.
and special illustrated articles and
poems. The leading fiction feature is
Il novelette, by Richard Harding Davis.
entitled. "A Dere.iCt." Other contrib
utors of short stories are James h.
Connolly. Willis Gibson. Octave Than
ct Mrs. lsobel Strong and Jack. j.
A. Mitchell begins a short serial To run
through the TALL months which bids
fair to be a popular one. 1t is en-
titled The Pines of I.ory." Jesse
Lynch Williams contributes richly
illustrated article describing Rural
New York"
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The Forum.

There is always much to interest and
instruct between the covers Of the
Forum. and the August number is no
exception to the rule A dozen articles
each dealing with a different topic
make up the splendid table of contents.
The opening article by Albert Watkins
considers The Failure of the Two
Party System" and points out the ad-
vantages of a system of groups. F..
w. Clarke writes interestingly of The
Government Exhibit at Buffalo," The
Presidents Tour is discussed by Hen
ry Litchfield West. Defects in our
Pension System" are pointed out by
Francis f. Leupp. Other articles of
note are: Statistical Blunders." Hen
ry Gannett; THE Uses of Specula-
ton" Charles A. COnant. 'Pacifica-
ton by Arson" Exul: The Metric
System and International Commerce"
Prof. ]. II. Gore: The American
Workman's Golden Age. W. j.
Client: and rs the Actor Illiterate?'
Stuart Robson.
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whole. Charles II. Cafiin writes OF
The Pan American Exposition as a
Work of Art" Orrin r. Dunlap gives
the Wonderful Story of the Claiming
of Niagara" Arthur Goodrich CON
tributes short Stories OF Interesting
Exhibits and Mary Bronson Hartt
writes Of The Play-Side of the
Fair" The articles are richly ana
profusely illustrated Several other
contributions of timely interest. In
Guiding one by Hon. Carroll -. Wright
on Great Industrial Changes Since
1885, with the regular department.
The March of Events" make rp the
balance of this notable number.
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CHURCH AND PASTOR.
Items Of Interest in Maine Religious Circles

Work has been commenced on the
new chapel at East Northport.
The Baptist society of Old Town.
nave underway extensive improve
ments on their church property.
Rev. j. $. Blair. pastor of the La
moline church, has received a call to
the pastorate of the Fells Baptist
church. Melrose Mass.
Mrs. S. w. Treworgy. who has been
pastor Of the church at North Sedg-
wick for nearly five years. read her
resignation, Sunday. to take effect. Au-
gust %.
Rev. Timothy c. Nancy. formerly of
Bangor. who since his ordination has
been stationed at the cathedral in
Portland. has been transferred by
Bishop O'Conncll to the Catholic
church in Belfast. where he will act
as curate under FIR. Kelly. the pastor
Littleton campmeeting has been
postponed until Aug "a 1901. This
step has been taken after consultation
with the local board of health of Houl-
ton. and the secretary of the State
board of health. DR.. Young Of Angus
ia. All danger will have passed by
that time.
The Piscataquis Association will
hold its annual meeting with the Bap-
fist church in Parkman. Tuesdayand
Wednesday. Aug. q and %. Rev. f.
A. Mason win preach the annual SER
mon. DR.. Dunn. DIR. Spaulding and
others not connected with the asso-
citation will be present
Rev. W. II. Fem. u. D.. who i'm Sep
TENDER will complete his 35th success
i've year as the pastor of the High
street Congregational church. Pprt-
land is to have an associate pastor.
For some time this move has been I'M
der consideration by the High street
people and the new colleague will be-
gin his duties next month. 1t is not
vet known upon whom the choice will
fall.
Work on the basement of st. JOsephs
Catholic church. Biddeford. which is
being fitted up for the use of the tenn
perance societies connected with the
church is progressing rapidly. The
basement has been wired ana ch;.rd =
liers put in for incandescent lamps.
The foundation has been completed
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The Atlantic Monthly.

The August Atlantic is an attractive
Fiction number. In addition to the
conclusion of Miss Jewett's serial
The Tory Lover and an intensely
interesting instaliment of Mary john
ston's novel Audrey" there are six
short stories by Abraham 'ahan, Duff
field Osborn. Arthur Cotton. Ellen Du-
vail. and others. Brooks Adams has
an important article on Reciprocity
or the Alternative" Henry \. tlapp
begins his entertaining Reminiscent
ces Of a Dramatic Critic" in this num-
Der Other notable articles are The
Isolation Of canada" J. ID. Whelplcy;
The Prince Of Biographers." +. A.
Sllard: and The New Provincial
ISM" Arthur Il. kimball. Charming
poems and the always readable de
partments complete this brilliant num-
Der
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Legends Of the Potomac.

They 'leaped with a moan OF terror
Into the heart of the mere.
The waters Missed around them:
The stars were white with fear.
Three rocks. spired and gloomy.
Gray a stormy Sky.
Sprang from the depth of the whirlpool
Where the Indian sisters lie.
Ever at night they ring.
Like q sad cathedral bell.
Echoing far on the waters.
They sound the warning knell.
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Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head u WANTED. FOR SALE. TO
LET, LOST. &c. will BE- Inserted once FOR
IL cents and cents 10. each subsequent
insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT. In
sending by mail, remittance OF postage
stamps should be made with order, "a
the charges are too sman TO open &C
counts for.
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Nine. Botiard. the Oldest nurse in
the Paris Salpetriere. has retired after
sixty-oDe years 81 service at the age
Of 50 years. Some years ago she was
decorated with the Legion Of Honor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SUMNER TRANEI.-Boston to NORTH
Belgrade and Smithdei. Covered TWO
horse coach, for SInitnfed and way. con-
meets at North Belgrade with All trains
and also prepared 10 carry passengers to
aii points az lowest POSSIBLE prices; this
Il the cheapest and sfortest way to get
- Smlihteld from al points on II. x NJ.
ana Maine Central Railroads. Fares
Boston l. Smlihiield. S11; North Belgrade
70 Smithh"ld 55c.: Round trip. sl.I6.
Fares by boat. Sm!thfeld 10 Boston. Si.3D I.
Smithheld. 10 Boston and return. S6l0:
Stage leafes; Smithfiei for North Bel
for Srniihfi-id. +uJ II Nj. Arriving at
Smithiield At T. NJ Everything on this
line firsi-class In ever respect. Harlow
Bigelow. Prop. Smithdeld. Maine.
aug--dlw
MEplcAL; N9TlcE-Dr. NJ. Z; Pingyy
North. Augusta. on THURSDAY August
18th. 1897. and on Thursday Of each sue
ceeding week. until further notice, from
To D. ana from TO s r NJ. for the
treatment 81 diseases Of women. and dis
eases OF the genito-urinary organs
aug.5 .dlm'
BARROWs COTTAGE-North end
Togus lake: cool place to spend the day
fine fishing. boats te let. horses fed;
etc: rural delivery; Miller's accommo-
lation TO and from Augusta every day:
only five miles east OF Pettingill's corner
William L. Barrows Jr. Manager;
julye0 d5w'
J. l.. Chiles' clearing ana repairing
room, Opened over Haskell Bros. shoe
store. Garments made over. perfect fit
guaranteed. Ladies work specially.
july21 dino f
THE ATLANTIC HOUSE, Ocean Point.
Me, will he opened 10 the public July |.
1891. For particulars address {. T.. Hoxie.
Prop. june22.dtf
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Donahoe's Magazine.

The leading feature of the current
number of Donahoe's Magazine is the
second paper of the series Poets |
Have Known" by Rev. Matthew Rus
sell, s. j. A splendid collection of por-
traits and views illustrate the text.
Other illustrated papers of marked in
terest are: Some Kentucky Catholic
Litcrators.' Charles J. O'Malley: An
Old Mission in Arizona and The Or
der of Loretta" Anna G. Minogue. In
The Moral Power of Music, Mrs
Annette S. DriscOIl makes an earnest
plea for music in the home. Judge
John J. McDOnouGh Of Massachusetts
formerly of this State. relates his per-
Sonal experiences in connection with
The Probation System In Massa-
chusetts." The short stories in this
number are particularly good and in
clude: "A Castle in SPAIN" Katharine
lyman Hinkson: THE Prairie Cross
Charles CurtZ Hahn: and THE Lilies
of Manuel" by Elizabeth Wore
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FOUND.

Stin closing EN- otH: watches, jewery.
Spectacles. razurs and i.unelhorss per
fumes at DC. an Dune tTell the chill
drenb l.. $. Lewis viii pay cash. sc for
ounce for orders for TrfImcs; also acsfor
every three pairs OF saears IL sharpen at
SC each: bring them n at DR.. w. John
sons Office augusta auslodlwH