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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-27
II Is I'D to the Doctor.

lady wrote us from winchester Va
that she had been under doctor s care
for four wears for dyspepsia ne pam
appeared to center under the ietf snouiaef
blade was SO severe at times tr;4 she
could neither eat mex sleep. SEe h5-a lost
fafth iu her home doctor. ana asked as
10 send her sample of Dr. Gu1n in-
proved Liver Pills. which had been recon
mended to her. we sent her Two pills. ia
few DAYS she sent fer box nov she
has. left her entirely She enjoys her meals
and never sleeps less than eight hours
every night ara this has Hi! soFae about
rurc bavos OF pills saws the doctor
charged her 81 and that she -old MIN ne
had better take the $50 and invest u All
ir Dr. Gum g Improved Liver Ftfis anu
FOR = cents per box. anyone haFing eva
nepsia. bilious spells or sick he81acne can
esd speedy cure bE the nse oI these
PISS. Nelden- JudsDu Drug Co. distrtDu-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-27
And Johnny Ran
lNew York Telegram.)

I-h-H Z . y ? IlI1 aIll9I
Boys take the word ransom " the
teacher said,
And write few sentences that can
be read,
Including that word-as plain as can
be.
Now. which Of sou viii do IL? Wen
an wait and see.
OF the class little Johnny was always
the best,
So ne scratched his head hard and
showed out his chest,
And he wrote, 1--WE q cat with q soft
velvet paw
Who ran quite lot and then ransom
mere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-27

masmuch as New York has been in
Democratic hands during the greater
part Of the period referred TO. praise
from the Chicago Tribune is praise,
indeed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-27
NEW YoRk's BIG EXPENSES

IT HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED that
/ the budget of New York City for
the fiscal year beginning July 1 will be
Si06.074959. No other city in the world
spends anything like this amount Of
money. The entire income of some
very pretentious nations is far less
With a p0pula ton Of 3.500090, New
York annually receives and expeuds
considerably more than China, whose
population is 4O0,000o00 China's reve-
nue. is only $7500O,000-a sum that
seems insignificant when compared
with New Works income
A better comparison, perhaps, IS with
Canada. With it's great expanse of
territory and its population of upwards
OF 6.090.o60. Canada has an income of
but SO 600 600. New York Citys an
nuaI expenditures exceed those Of Mex
leo. q great and admirably govsrued
republic. by 255.000o00. All the Span
isb-Amercsn republics situated be-
tween Chile and the Rio Graude river
90 not, combined. spend as much mon
ey iii q year as New York City. or
schools alone New York spends four
times as much as the total annual
revenue of the Persian empire.
1T might naturally be thought that
London. the largest. city i'm the world,
would spend more money than New
York. or that it might at least closely
approximate the New York outlay. The
assumption is not correct London
/ spends annually a sum in the neigh
/ borhood of S75.000,0O0 of which about
S9GG00,o50 is used I'm taking care Of
/ paupers, of whom there are 10000 I'm
tine worlds metropolis. Tt must not
F be understood that the revenues of
/ New York City are wasted. On the
/ contrary good results are obtained
from the outlay. OF this q prominent
/ Republican newspaper, the Chicago
Tribune, 'says:
1T has become fashionable to regard
/ New York as city sunk I'm inlqulty. IN
Tested with thieves In every department
+ of the government and the most striking
/ example Of the failure of municipal rule
J I'm America. The facts are that New York
/ has steadily improved i'm political ard
/ moral conditions Tor the lasl illly years,
[ and now. with three and half millions
! of people is iucompaTably better off than
/ when ID had oue-sixth the number
/ -The city has had hard problems 80
4 solve. Immigration from every quarter
{ of the earth has poured into New York,
( and much of that Immigration was far
/ from the best Yet in spite of this influx
! of foreign peoples the city has grown in
/ sobriaty deceuCl, order. health, comfort
/ aud c0uyeuieuces faster chan its popu-a-
I zion.
I masmuch as New York has been tn
/ Democratic hands during the greater
part Of the period referred TO. praise
from the Chicago Tribune is praise
indeed.
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ogden seems to be i'm the middle Of a
curious predicameut She has a beauti-
fuI library building that cost $4,000,
but she has no books to put in IT,.
Which reminds as Of the celebrated
Jingle concerning one John Thomas
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Spinet, a shoe I have found, and now,
TN be bound. IN soon have a horse to
nut in it,
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Homa Azlin.

Mr.. and Mrs Is. & S-urcv returned
SUNDAY evening fiom their antlng On
tile heatiWAtrrs uf thr DrsCnut ,,v-r,
rney hruusut bmrk two barrels al t,g
u .ly vurieu trant, sallrd, antt these
are bettcr evidence II the resonrGes of
that enantry tnan att all ihp feh sto,irs
that we're ever manufactured, Is, n.
dnes not tell man, H,h stories this nip
rut hr nus Il nnd ut rtipninnK, l~ar
aud liInnmrr giri sturirs that viii imss
muster Ia amy countIy, lieie are " lev
samrles:
II cupmunk had her hume neat
tne,r camp At . tell take aul U'ias 4
n saciable nature. on became srea
pet with the IL Tres 81 the party. Sne
wanld eai Iron the hand aud WAS al
ways ar0nnd ~ meal Ilnm. Que evening
wnlle the party we,e ut supper, ,he
cnlpmunk sitting IN iIg mast te THE tn
nle, hlg, hnnkry haWg swnoped 'inMI
sil hrrel Mrs. ChpnUnR ~ nto tal"ns
aul suited uul over the lase. Fne lades
lle1an ta screaa, over the lelrtp,r late al
tneir pet aud thls 81 rattied tue ieI~A
tlAt ne ,lrapped us victl u ~ tue lASe,
Is. X. swan uHt and rescnr't the ntint
finn Il wstery grave aud ,spe iin'sn",'
ues sapperthe host cnml"lsrd "'le- 81
the party.
\ party u hlpother girls iron I'r'n'
WI" had ransut = n'1r 7l'lns u iish a"'
While batting ibplr hnaks a me bear 'tr
voured their strung. rhry gave the a
larm aud Srary and hls hear ,tnI rush
ell to the rescne. rhns relnlnc,d tn'
glrls tnK uhr tuil at hrmn hnt Wt,'
snan driven hack ~ swarms u q, "a q
tus. One nt'uner glr, reatirNeitn : =
must he u poT cattle conntr, l@cans
tue tn,sq lilos seem - ns - pArtla y
ealvcs.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18

Tue siattUng aIlihnrtftrt4 a,H q
preventive ul ,aIrtde ha-. h'ru li-",tt y
a 'Ntn Interest mau, fnh ~ -
80, uf 'ltsle,ndrncy nyatL'hi, p'''"d''
suicide AID -"iucihtng ha- hrrn iuMtl
unai sitl mrvr,t ti,tf enrinlnn Winch
makes snuidr hketv.N 'le ti's tls,a,4ti
ui self ,lpsi,nruh take l. rciim aitlrfs
IL h.ius n g,eAt tonlc md hrtvinr MilI
-trcn1 1thru the nerves AMI tmlld NJ thr
.vstem Il'- al.n great Slunach, Lhei
aud kninry regulator.
On 50c. Satisfaction guatan'ecd 10y
CandoA Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
3. B. az. TINE TAsLE
aims Depart from Arlington
Notice to Horseman.

NV tnr Ivear Old jack will make the
seis..n of 1904 ut /. a. Anderson's Eaurl,
in Lost Valley, This aninal WAS sire.l
l,y Nammoth dam, fnIl blooded Blnek
Warrior.
T-rrnS--Single service, sa 81; season,
IS %; 70 insure, sS 90.
Y IIIRr.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
BODY Dislntsrred.

q mi iefal,ie rkapupni aas van-rd
~ Afhnspn isst sa'nti,s wirpa y.
,,i,ns knosn llisi liz stag - f'f.d D..
nj ipe1 ,,Ienei nt an s,tly ha lnit
ipprning. ibe rdf dI.ntefoad aed ~
si.,rra ,elnWpi AMI iaKrn l., r., tiani
fr ap1lr-Dr. fif. Hpk at- d'ne Z,
shulf vaa vrtm 40 Di-lfirtAfinfnet
Wapi. Il Kwsitli ulgnie. Nt-piakiau.
un,ir ulhnit, rait t., nave nsen givru
thru, hs Iusiiis ai lie prael' Cni ins, !
lf,insim, sno ssa prp-sHt sasu inr
isHis was vxntn.d.
Dee aas = ssii kaasn .ile.pntI ~
&nraitat enanty abp dlrd 0n the i2ih
iay 81 last Arril a, left - ~.i,ta "a
ned ~ irpn $50 0J0 $40 0JJ %, +.
-ald u pr A,sei, ,'w..trd ~ msr six'-.
iie rarrlnl NE ipai'anrr la,ii'is- 80 ~
an'nnt u 5000, ,5t0Fb ~ . 90 80"
dntn,l aod s2J0J - lns y asliu .
since its death Lnefs Ai- in'ra inpe,
less laik ln li,s n. ~, i..sii..,l .,l isa=
loue. IA wei, as At AcDisiJa. =
tert ilAt death vas caused ~ st,,ei
',inr ir,i-vning ami ii wa' ~ III ri
lsi-e ni elearias ~ tie tsa ~ -
iegrl a.s slrfs tnat III. n,ls Az .h-sa-
irrrrd.
Mnny reports tna'niag lhs eat' 49,
feachsd this PLACES AL same ~ ~"
ARE ralculairsl 10 ira,i &, t,e nsii go
tl,- y i,,ie sran'i.s nl,t ~ ttrt,, -
oi a iln.sr HIht wueii stoi q,
betneen Atiinsts,n ant"- mi . ~
gists, II - n'ls,rG+l here tnti'ta.
lss Alil treated At lt,r ia al .A.s,
prior to his death ryiuesi ,if +,'fpi
m,,atbs 10 IIfnirii 4 irisl rfrt.fi'tts.n'
the Insurance eanuptni-s ~ ~ / ,ttt.
that hr t~iiayrd deani AA rtl.ssi
.tryrt,nlne pris tnlnl ai q = ,'s'''"
lnfted that a rival 90 ,iebn, ,htt- ~
80 lropflslnr 81 drag -i.1r. ta1n'
have ,m liir - pter,atidin, arftrn ~
,i,9im 81. 4. t.F hr. De shHli, per
"a hta death, auina 49, Itttt'
II vttenni,r. Il ~ ~ ptr" -. t,'t
that tile wirns niltva Atl4 So tt.tiir
sonrl- luf -ettlrmhi, fr i.n . Il
Ds.,. has hec',nr 1atr ~ t-s luv ~ i
10 tht gparlp thA nlrD tw cas- uts ~ +
sn rlsr abd Ni,Ii.. - ~ as An0tn net'a
nu ulrrct eunrgru nave u -, urir -.
galnst ner. tue aintpp dH ~, caa'
rI livf ~ inhcn aHf, Lia pan' is 80
7nli'iinS irah urfv.ais rra'lioli"n
rnr grur'ai irrnns nrfr Is tha' {.
.iiirkilat u,licrr- a'ts.i ralurn AsI4
Aarrant IA iilsiu hlng Z ave it 'p
aihnni iir-t s.rnta4 p,',wr aasara
,nd lttat N .n.inns tne, attv - 50 (,
rhr iaA aud lalI tnrm r,yv- ta'.r
.rVers. pumsumrnt j St,vt.
lntr rItt, Ahu y agtfart 10 tna u
state, rt,s lns yt.htUs ~ 'as 4 5
district mtmnr, natr riva,i so - i
tue iaasni y * "a AMI tusi lttnr so
~ ii tue Utn su,ss gfay' AS i,sta -
ssi ra rsrair 3, itsrs aiii iv yi@ ssa.s =
i,r,.vcnlva. H.ipnr mtkiuS nsr.,ty
nrnt Als snpver rati n.Asttte = a
,ie. al rnr D,ii.s a., i'-trnrd .,a,i -,
k.,,tiraUn l,ai ~ ,a'h rit. ~ - I"
gwen the Wasnras'r, Yli so SO" ius
,dicr terxhhnr tne itHi,
fuc altar Promises sane liv
a ippolssls l,.toi, ~ \ ilnaa, -falau
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
slok Heaaaone.

For several Years nay wite Was ttonl-
led With Mat heslcans raIiett sick
heatache Of a very severe rlnncIer. She
Occurred With several WomineRi physt
ciaas and Vt n gteat eNlease only IL
1raw worse until she vac mahle {" do
any kind Of work. Ahont year az,
SUE began taxing Chauhe.lan's. Stomr
,cn aud l.ivrr Talels aua uitay sh'
Nrlsns more than ever hrf1re AMI Is rea
wet, says George L. Wight of New
4oudun, N. Y.
For sals by Jarvis Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
LOW RAT ESl

Tickets to and from all parts Of Tie
United States, Canada and Europe
Far particulars call on or address
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
8 TRAINS EAST DAILY

Through Pullman standard and tours
list sleeping cars daily to Omaha, CHI
cago, spokane: tourist sleeping car daily
10 Kansas city: through Pullman UlurisE
sleeping cars (Ders0lallv c0nductedS
weekly TO Chicago, reclining char cars
1seats freel TO the East daily.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18

Ocean steamers between Portland and
San Francisco every five days.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
school Clerks Notlca.

All sehu0l Warrants of School District
M o. Gillian Comfy Oregon, register
I'd prior to February S, 1901. are no~
payable npon presentation at NV utiice.
Interest ceases after April 10, 1904 :
7, Ii SrEFHkSsoN,
Schutl Clerk
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-04

from an unnamed contributor, who is
said to write from the inner circles.
of society There are short stories
from the pens Of F. Hopkinscn Smith,
Robert Grant, Alice Brown, Mary
Stewart Cutting and Elmore Elliott
Peake, and such interesting writer's as.
Julia Magruder, L. Frank Baum, and
Grace MacGowan Cooke hold the at
tention Of the children. Many Christ
mas suggestions are given in needle
work and the Cookery pages are redo.
lent of the Christmas feast. In addi-
tion, there are the regular depart
ments Of the magazine, with many
special articles on topics relating to
woman's interests within and without
the home.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-04
PROSPEROUS RANCHES.
In Northeast Brown County Land of
Grass and Trees.

The writer made a drive up to
Houghton and beyond last Monday.
Houghton like all towns big and little
has made decided improvements in
the last 12 months. Two stocks of |
merchandise are kept here in nicely
painted buildings, and the hotel and
residences are all sieeked up and wear
prosperous look.
A call at DR.. Cronyns well ordered
stock ranch was made and the doctor
found busy putting the finishing
touches on a well lighted and spacious
poultry house. The doctor and Mrs.
Cronyn have things well arranged
about the residence and barns for
'comfort and convenience not only for
the family but for the numerous dumb
! animals On the place.
A call was also made at A. M.
Mitchell's big stock farm. AS is we'll
known, Mr.. Mitchell is one Of the
most successful sheep raisers in the
state. Mr. Mitchell has a new arte-
sian well, just completed by one of
George Gilborne's rigs. He has the
water piped about his numerous feed
yards and enclosures. In five years
time this farm, the old Perkins place,
has been transformed by Mr.. Mitch
ellis thrift and good judgment. Hun
dreds of re nia g growing trees have en-
4@ bowered the cozy residence he has
built in a young forest. He has the
only hedge of Arbor Vitae the.writer
knows of in the state which two sum
mer's growth have made already a
thing of beauty.
The products sold from this farm
are cream, wool, eggs, poultry and fat
stock Mr. Mitchell never sowed a
bushel of wheat in his life. lie
raises each year a quarter section OF
corn, and the following year this goes
into oats, speltz and barley. This
year he fats a car load of as fine steers
las will go to the market, a car load of
prime porkers, and 1000 sheep, making
12 car loads, fed on grain raised on
the place. The rust never touched
the fruitful fields and pastures Of this
farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell have a fam
lily of ten children, seven Of whom
are boys. Mrs. Mitchell nnds time
from the cares of her. numerous
household to engage extensively in
B poultry, having about 300. chickens.
4 She is also an enthusiastic horticul.
Il turist.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-04
Don't Be Fooled.

81 -,.s-2 35tls
n Pierre is beaten to a standstill aud
she knows it, but in order to cut Nit
chell's majority down as much as pos
.sible is resortiDg to allithe deception
trickery and lying that the workers
in thestield can put up.
The latest gag sprung this week is |
that Mitchell has not deposited any
lease OF the capitol building with the
secretary Of thestate officer.
Another roorbach started is that
Mitchell has no fright to lease its
Building; that the supreme court has
so decided.
Don't be deceived by any such de !
.ceiving and lying reports. 1t is not
necessary for Mitchell TO deposit a
lease of the capitol building with any
state officer, but as a matter OF good
faith Mitchell has depos the lease
with the h1innellaha National bank I
of Sioux Falls, in neutral territory,
and certified copy Of this lease to-
5gether with the receiptof w. i. Bak-
er, cashier Of the bank, can be seen at.
the Office Of this paper.
Neither the supreme, co urt of this
state or the supreme court of any
other.state has handed down a deels-
jon that in any way conflicts with
Mitcbell's offer Of a free lease OF its
capitol building to the state.
The supreme court ruled that the
city of Huron could not SELL it's
Waterworks system to a PRIVATE
party. This is the case Pierre cites.
as positive evidence that Mitchell
cannot LEASE its building for al
PUBLIC purpose.
Z The supreme courts of both Iowa
and Kansas have sustained cases ex-
act parallels with those OF Mitchell's
as shown by the Kansas Reports, vol.
l5ulne %, page 2s3, decision written by
Justice Brewer.
other case is given in the Ninth
Northwes estern Rep orter, page 307
which lIas an exact bearing on the
lease OF Mitchell and Pierre and Nit
lche@l Softer to lease free fora public
purpose its city building and which
fully sustains it.
Mitchell business Men S League,
=
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-04

WHO is
HENRY TOWNSHIP.
My Republicanfresds of Brown county
elector and txpayerof Henry township and wish
inform you that the republican candidate Register Deeds
Of this county resident Of Henry township He lives
Aberdeen with his family in the the First ward.
would like hea. Mr. Albert Neumann this subject
He undoubtedly O be able things to Our
First his residence he tries to
force fraud and lecepion his neghbors object to this
tempt deceive the responsible people this county md that
will support this kind Of rckery republican
ism. 1T is outrageous.
CHR1srIAN e. PREsTEGARD.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-04
Brown County Demec, attic Tlckc

Fer StateSo 1T
DR.. II. j RDck OF Alb erdeen.
CONRAD yoN lVALD, of Ha nson.
For Representative
Harry DONOVAN OF Portage.
JOHN MCNEARY OF Ordway.
Ole w, EyERsoN OF Cambria,
H. J. BoKLER of Rondell.
For Treasurer
JOHN DICKINSON OF Riverside.
For Auditor !.l
4. $ ELLIOTT Of Brainard. u
For Register OF Deeds AZ
T. BURNS of Aberdeen.
For Clerk Of Courts
HERMAN RHODE. OF Henry
For States ATTORNEY
=. W CRoFoor Of Aberdeen.
For County J ndg &
W. II. MonGAN Of aberdeen.
For Sheriff
" O. TERRY OF Claremont.
For Surveyor
Horace BARNARD. Frederick.
For Coroner -s 5B J.
DIR =. Q. MIf5s.E .EI.. OF Aberdeen.
For Commissioner, End District
4 CHARLES SCHLICHTING. rs.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-04

Democratic Platform
BROWN COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA.

We, the democrats of Brown county, in CON-
vention assembled, do hereby reafirm our al
legiance to the fundamental principles of Democra-
cy which guarantee ! government for the equal
benefit and protection Of all the people, with
special privileges to none.
We heartily indorse the principles enunciated b
in the platform Of our party adopted by its nation
al convention at ST. Louis and believe that all adj
vocates of true democratic principles can stand
upon that platform and work harmoniously for its
triumph. Wealso indorse the action Of that con
vention in its wise selection Of Honorable Alton b.
Parker and Honorable Henry g. Davis as the
standard bearers Of our party, and pledge them
united and hearty support.
While we do not deem it necessary i. the coun-
ty convention to reter;tte in detail the govern
mental principles for which we are contending we
feel it our duty to condemn the actonof the legis-
atnre ii depriying the electors Of each commits
soner district Of the right to choose its own rep-
resentatiye on the board Of county commissioners.
This representative stands more closely to the
people than any other, and it is a direct attack
upon that local self government for which we have
always contended We believe that this law was
passed for purely political reasons and for the pur
posess Of Ierpetuating and maintaining machine
rule.
We denounce unwise the extravagant ap-
preparation Of S7o 900 for the maintenance of the
militia, which is largely matter Of display and
pageantery, while refusing any approp piiaton what
ever for the maintenance Of farmers institutes,
which would benefit all the people.
9Ss believe that when We pay our officers q
salary are entitled to oil their services. We
emplo deputies to assist, not ,to conduct the
office; and that all fees collected by such officers
should be strietly accounted for and turned in to
the county treasurera as required by law, and that
no officer should be permitted to claim that such
fees belongto him ~ extra perq aisites
favor an honest, economical and business
administrator Of Ell public funds, whether per
taining to- local, state and ational affairs
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-04
Take dl'IliIlcy

Beware Of accepting any
checks Or drafts iron Pierre
workers. Pierre repudiated
sS7 900 in checks given 4 few
days before election in 1890 I.
Pierre IS .broke' and no bank
Iat Pierre, Of else lle:==, will pay,
9 check issued BY any workers!
ia the field
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-04

WANTED POSITION AS HOUSE
keeper for Widower or bachelor
by woman thoroughly competent.
& Best references Address, Lock
box COS, Sandwich, De ekalb county,
Illinois. s30-10t II
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-11-04
BROWN COUNTY Al
E. Frank Peterson viii m
of this County about Fesss 81.

of this County about Fcs
p. Frank Jefferson, tlss 81
has just completed the to;l isal
survey of this county praa II 4 @tsry to 4
publishing county atlas 7,.iy ,,..iy III 5 Fk !
was begun last spring u Il. M
son. who has done this III for III
Peterson in many other les, md
who did the work IN the Ut
the county. but being d q ssaa sos dis
continue the work, Mr.. :3ssa Il. .,1r
1t up and completed ii.
The atlas Of this co Hike Tie
county itself, is to be a8 ext ten
|siye thing It will con iss 81 ges 5f
township maps, showinss Il III d Ene
name, location Of resi- On farm,
school houses, churcho ssi ID II we IIls.
telephone lines, rural rpl,ees as
we'll as all topograpls. "a iSi;as III
each particular quart ssll
a scale Of two elaess K
All city and vii ssss s
splocR and lot nllmbts II sis.tag s3f f8a
streets. will be repro
Park viii occupy ona :s5 vi
location OF plats and 4 / s..s:. sf
this resort
A history Of the hi & y
portraits Of promine:s Il. sat ai,s nj ll
appear in this com III u
1fIxpxuicaS q a. oy; ~ 4 -
count There will IN ssas:l III
and pages Of cuts me Farm
and city resid idences. a sblsc Buildings
and views. Iso3 ~ ssIt po ortrai its off
citizens The book sstt,s5ll con III about
$50 pages substanti II bound in cloth
with leather back
The atlas will 81 80. No volume
II the home or will be more
often referred te prove II more
lsatisfac tory posse III an this fine
atlas Of this gr Orders
can be LETT st tEs u mail to-
p. Frank Peters