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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
The Smart Set.

They had most attractive apartments
at the Cordova. on Sutter and Larkin
streets. flied with their beautiful we'd
ding gifts. all of which were destroyed
by the fire.
DR.. Roderic ofConnor. U. $. A.. and
Mrs. O'connor formerly Miss Gertrude
Could, who left recently for their new
home at Fort Leavenworth, went by
way OF Southern California and visited
In Los Angeles and Pasadena en- route.
where they were extensively enter
tained
Miss Marietta Havens. the attractive
Oakland girl who is such a belle. ex-
poets to go south shortly for a stay
'af month or six weeks as the guest
Of Dr.. and Mrs Thomas R. McNab in
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Clerfayt have re-
turned from a lengthy trip throughout
the northern part OF the state. They
will reside during the winter with the
Millers at the home of the latter. at
1850 Webster street. Oakland
Mrs. c. r. Spliva1o is seriously i'll
with nervous prostration at her home
at Belmont. Her daughter. Mrs. Fran
els Shoemaker. 10 in constant at
tendance at her bedside.
Mrs. Louis Brechemin Jr- sailed for
Honolulu yesterday on the Siberia,
where she goes to join her husband.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

where they are spending five or six
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Calhoun and the
Misses Martha and Margaret Calhoun
will leave on Monday next for Cleve-
land, Ohio, where they make their home
for a part of each year. During their
stay here Mrs. Calhoun and the Misses
Calhoun have been extensively enter
tanned and the deepest regret Is ex-
pressed at their intended departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton
left yesterday on the Siberia for Hopo-
lulu where they will spend the next
two or three months as the guests OF
Mrs. buttons brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. HRrry Macfarlane.
They will not go around the world from
there by way OF the Orient. as they had
originally planned, as Mr.. Dutton feels
that he must return here for business
affairs before the end OF the year.
Mrs. J. ]. Brice and her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Brice. are In town for
a few days from their home in Napa
Valley.
Mrs. Marshall wotkyns Jr. formerly
Miss Edith Reddins). who has been Wis
iting her father. A. P. Redding. at
Menlo, has returned to Pasadena. where
she and Mr.. Wotkyns have made their
home With his parents since the nrs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

Spring Valley plant We take it that proposition to destroy
that will be entertained Any settlement of this matter
include disposition of rights do want
competition the business 1t natural monopoly that
belongs Of right the municipality but corporation
ground undposed of there will follow competition
ruinous to both sides
1t will be many difficult problems involved
and their solution should be undertaken OF hostility
this that suspicion that politics
not business is the inspiring motive
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

board the United States steam
ship Pensacola, in honor OF Mrs. Pat
rick Calhoun, which was followed by
a charming reception. at which a num-
Der of guests from the city and from
Yerba Buena Island were present. At
the luncheon the table was artisticaliy
decorated with pink roses and at each
place was a corsage bouquet of the
dainty little Cecile Bruner roses. Cap
tain Perkins was the only man who
was permitted the honor of being pres
ent. The others at the table were Mrs.
Perkins Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. Alfred. H.
voorhies. Mrs A. w. Foster. Mrs. NAL
colin Henry, Mrs. Henry Glass. Mrs.
w. W. Dixon, Mrs. Ynez Shorb White
and Mrs. Reynolds.
Mrs. John Franklin Babcock formerly
Miss Gertrude Eells). who has been
spending the past month as the guest
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.
Eells. at their home in ROSS Valley,
having come out for the wedding Of
her sister Miss Dorothy Eells, and DR..
Coffin of New York. left on Thursday
FOR her home IN Minneapolis. where she
has lived for several months past, Mr..
Babcock being In business there.
Mrs Lloyd Baldwin and Miss Grace
Baldwin ere at present at Los Gatos,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

Captain Louis Brechemin Jr. u s. A..
who went out on the transport Buford.
from Seattle. to the rescue OF the
stranded steamers. Mrs. Brechemin
expects to be absent about three weeks
only.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

As soon as the necessary funds are
collected a Hebrew institute will be
erected in Omaha. Nsbr.. by the local
B'nai Birth for the purpose of training
Jewish boys ana girls.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
Banker Writes Of the Conditions
Existing in San Francisco.

TLLIAM F. BURBANK director of the States National
NM Bank president Commercial Bank
of Francisco following York Evening
Sun which published in that paper on 6:
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

Spain is the only country that has a
coinage bearing babys head on It.
Coins bearing the boys head of King
Alfonso were issued in fSSS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

Townsends Cal. glace fruits ana -,
dies at Emporium. Post and Van Ness
and 1908 and 1870 Valencia street :
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

EAMEs-Subscriber, City. Emma
Hayden Eames. the singer, was born IN
Shanghai. China, in 1858.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

ARGENTINE REPUBLIc-w. G..
City. The United States Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
to the Argentine Republic IS Arthur NJ.
Beaupre. His office is at Buenos Ayres.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

FRS. CHARLES PLUMMER PER-
KINS was the hostess at an
elaborate luncheon yesterday on
: hoara xto TY,,ftad afafes afeaIl1-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

PLURALITY. T.. B., Veterans
Home. Cal. There was no election for
President in 1902. but in 1904 Theodore
Roosevelt had a plurality of 2,s41.ss5
of the popular vote.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

Mrs. Lloyd Baldwin and Miss Grace
Baldwin ere at present at Los Gatos,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27
Hickman Holiness Church Sci
in Order.

At the Holiness church, in East
Hickman. on Sunday night, July
22nd there was Sc, in order by Rev.
L. w. Swanner. Of caruthersville
No, what is known as 1.-THE Holi
ness Church OF Christ"
Election OF sficers as follows ;
Sam Salmon, Sr., Deacon and Trus-
tee Mrs. J. II. Nelson, Deaconess :
o. T. Salmon. Trustee Ethel Nelson,
Secretary. The Holiness Church CT
Chris, being congregational in COVER
ment. proceeded to call Rev. L. W.
Svanner as pastor for the time being.
Also ordained o. T. Salmon as elder.
They are expecting TO repair the
building known as the Holiness
Chapel aud to hold regular services
there.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27
Negro Burglar and Hold.
Up-Man Caught at Fulton.

Clarence McMurry, negro des-
perado and hold-up-man. with a
long record Of crime in this county
and elsewhere, was captured this
week by Marshall M. L. McDade,
al Fulton.
McMurry was born and raised in
this county, where his criminal ma.
ture and general worthlessness was
we'll known, but Is wanted in Car
bondale, H., on this special charge
Of burglary and house breaking.
He is we'll known in all police circles
as a desperate criminal, and has
served several sentences in the
penitentiary.
Officers are expected at Fulton
With the necessary papers and will
remove the negro to Carbondale,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27
Party of Hickmanites Enjoy
Boat Trip to Memphis.

A large party Of Hickman young
people. chsPeroned by a few Of the
older and wiser ones, departed on
the Ferd HeroId Wednesday for a
boat trip to Memphis. The party
will return on the Ferd Herold, on
its up-riyer trip, making the stay In
Memphis very short but enjoying
several days the water.
The crowd was composed OF a Sc
lect number Of the oity's most agree
able young people who will remember
the delights Of this river trip for
many years. Those making up the
party we're; Mrs. Jas. Hubbard,
and daughters, Misses Lily and
Charlotte; Misses Annie Cowgirl.
Nellie Rogers, Estelle Reneau,
Louise Rogers, Mildred Ramage and
Messrs. Arch DeBov, Willie Am
berg and Edgar Naylor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27
OVER THE DARK RIVER


Turner Bryan. aged 81, died al
his home near Water Valley Sunday.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Stubblefeld died Monday
evening at their home few nile
east OF Fulton.
Mrs. Eula Pewitt. aged % years,
died AZ the home OF her father lib.
Hill, east OF Clinton on Friday
July 20,h. after an illness Of two
weeks. Her home was IN Water
Valley and she became sick While
paying a visit 10 her parents. Mrs.
Peviit wts the wife Of Il. peviii.
who survives her with two children.
She vas the oldest child Of Mr. and
Mrs. Hill. The funeral took place
a, Salem Saturday.
On Saturday evening a, 7.5O
o'clock the death angel visited The
home Of Mrs. J. ID. McKeen. this
county, and carried OF the precious
soul Of one Of ne eldest aud most
beloved citizens. Mrs. J. W. Mayes
wife OF the late John Mayes. ct
Hickman. Mrs. Mayes had been
unusually hale and hearty. for one
81 her age. up TO iew weeks ago.
when she vas afflicted with Theums
tic gou, 10 which her death Is
directly attributed. The remain.
we're laid 10 rest at Rush Greek
Graveyard. near the home Of hsi
early life and by the side OF her
yell beloved husband. Squire Mayss.
on Monday. The deceased is sur.
vived by three children. Mrs. Afrah
Bennett. John Mayes and Mu. J. D.
McKeen.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27
Night Providers Still Continue
Depredations.

Within the last week many resi-
dents have been awakened from their
slumber by some night-provler. OF
gang Of burglars. out with little sue
cess In a financial way. The people
are aware Of the presence Of these
men in our city. and With the frat
attempt at entrance, the owner is
prepared for his coming. and usually
a hot reception follows.
The grocery store Of A. F. Oliver
and residence was attempted a few
nights ago, but the owner heard
their entrance and scared them
away. Later on the same night the
residence Of Charlie Rudder vas at.
tempted but without success. The
home Of Dave Pearson. aud tug boat
owned by Messrs. Bolar and Camp
bell we're entered and the latter
burglarized Of several articles.
Mrs. Amberg reports an attempt on
their residence. on Olive street, but
the providers beat a hasiy retreat mp
on being heard.
Other residences are reported as
getting their share Of such failures.
but under the stress Of excitement,
the imagination is likely TO become
a little extravagant at the mysterious
sounds Of the most ordinary night.
But il is best for all to be on the
watch.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27
Hickman Ice Plant in Sue
eessful Operation.

The criterion Of good citizenship
Is enterprise. Every city today has
lifted Itself from the depths Of
noneniily 10 meiropoliianism by The
ladder Of Progress. II town or
city has capable. enisrpTising men
at the head Of affairs. iis future lles
in vale Of sunshine. for busipels
energy and local Progressiveness is
the backbone Of any city. state or
nation.
Hickman stands today. In tho
heart OF these green hills u our ma
tive state. gifted siih such meu a.
make the future Of any city certain.
Their faith and energy. in every
cause. has lead others 10 trus,
implicitly Ia tarir knowledge. A
large number Of enserprising citizens
some time ago leased the city cleo
the light and water supply. and By
the combining OF the A. A. Paris
coal business by the ovner. Nj
Paris. a stock company vas organ
lied. With a capital stock Of $40. 900
intending later 10 build and pat into
operation one OF the largest ice plants
In this section Of Kentucky OF Ten.
nessec. This week the efforts OF
these worthy men met With the suc.
cess Il veil merited, and day an
night the crystal cakes weighing 240
pounds apiece are ma3c ready f0r
commerce every half hour.
The Hickman Ice Plant, one
branch of the hrm doing busincss
under the name OF Hickman Ice.
Coal. Water and Light Plant, has
been under construction for ovcr
eight months. II IL located In a new
brick building on Main street. near
the depot. This plant has IN opefa-
tion the latest improved machinery,
put out by the Henry voeht Machine
c., Of Louisville. Ky. and Is Of the
absorption type capacity per day is
IS tons. The capa lily OF the cold
stor age is about 200 tons. which b.
rapidly filling with each days h.
crease.
The average daily output Of ice
placed on the local market Is from
2 TO 9 tons, which amount is rapidly
increasing.
One beauty connected with this
business Is the small amount OF
labor necessary 10 continue the vofk
both day and night. There is
day and night engineer. MessTs
John Adams and I'd Moore. and one
fireman and ono ice-puller, on each
crew. making the entire number Of
necessary employees.
The officers and Boaid OF Dire ctors
connected with this new firm are as
follows; A. A. Faris. Pres; Ton
Ledford, Vice Pres. I; A. o. Canthsrs
Gen. Manager; Tom Dillon. Jr.
Sec'y; al Thompson. Treas; Ton
Ledlord. S. X. Davidson, and A. o.
Caruthers, Board OF Director.
Further particulars OF this nev
establishment will be giscn thu
public as space and opportunity
presents itself.
The first Car load OF ice was sold
in Mckenzie, Tenn, Tuesday BY
]. I. Dillon, Asst Seci'y of Hick-
man Ice and Coal Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27

The merchants Of this city. show
ing their interest and appreciation
Of the local gun club. iately organ.
ired. presented the club. siih q
handsome gold medal 20 be worn BY
the marksman making the highest
score at the end Of earn week,
Later IN the season a tournament
viii be held at this place in oFdel
10 determine on the beat shot Tor N,
year, Who gill be the recipient Of
the medal until the opening Of n,
next season.
This medal costing about 5000
is Of the best weight gold, ordefea
from a siardard ievelTy house. By
c. G. Schlsnker. and is beautifully
engraved. This mark Of ap-
probation BY the home merchants ID
highly oommendable and appreciated
BY the recipients.
The following arc the names Of
those contributing TO the fund
Ellison Mercantile Co. Hickman
Hardware Co. Ledford and Randle
Shaw and Beitersvorth; Hickman
Grocery Co.: II. {. Amberg
c. G. Schlsnker. F. +. Case and
J. +. Seat.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27
FROM THE LOCAL. FIELD

Mrs. Maggie Randls is visiting
her daughter in Fulton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Carpenter,
visited friends in Fulton this week
Mr.. Naifeh, a prosperous and live
merchant Of Camden. Tenn. was in
our city Sunday.
The youn 2 ladies. Bachelor Club
was 70 have been held Monday
night at the residence of Miss Annie
Ellison. but was indefinitely post
poned.
Mr.. Billy Carpenter is reported
as being very i'll with some disease
closely resembling appendicitis,
although the attending physicians
have not pronounced il as such.
J. A. Russell. who has been spend
ing several weeks vacation IN Knox
VIE, and the mountains Of Ten
nessee, has returned TO his position
with the Southern Wood Supply Co.
Mr.. Sam Wilson. Of Cayce, was in
the city Wednesday. Mr.. Wilson
reports the wheat crop. in that vicin-
ity. surprising the expectations Of
the most optimistic, and the corn
crops, N splendid condition to Weld
a plentiful harvest in the fall.
Truly Fortune has smiled benienlv
on the entire south.
Miss lcie Hale was pleasant
hostess Of the /. T. Club, TUESDAY
afternoon. Much interest was mani.
tested in the game. Progressive
Needles" Bon Bons we're served
during the game, later refreshments
consisting OF ice cream and cake
we're served. The Club meets with
Miss Irene Helm next week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27

Miss Viola Barnes, the daughter
OF ]. o. Barnes, was the hostess OF
a party Of pleasant young people
Wednesday night. who had gathered
at the residence OF Mr.. Barnes in
III: suburbs Of town. to participate
in the pleasures of a birthday party
given in honor Of Miss Viola. After
a pleasant evening Of amusements
and contests. the party we're treated
to a splendid cOlla9On Of delicious
cream aud cake. which much 10 the
sorrow Of all fore-vamed them the
hour for departure had arriven.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27
Viii Keep Your Cistern In
Good Condition.

The coming rains mean much 10
you. and no~ Is the time 20 consider
whether you will prepare for a ois-
tern full Of pcrpesually sweet. clean
water. or 20 through the season
spending your time straining every
pint OF water you use. and then not
making sure OF what Is decomposing
al the bottom your cis,ern. The
"Star Filter" Is made 10 PURIFY and
fltei rain water BEFORE u enters the
cistern. II catches everything tina,
the winds have vedged IN the crew
iccs OF the roof dust, tvigs, etc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27
Notice to Patrons of Hick-
man Ice q Coal Co.
To OUR PATRONS I:

TO OUR PATRONS;
We are using every effort &c per
feet the service Of the Electric Light
and Water Plant. leased from INC
city. and to do this We will be fore
TO urge prompt collections.
All Of our bills will be due and
and payable on the first Of each
month at our Office. which is temper
arily domiciled at the Hickman
Marble Works building. II bills
are not paid by S O'Clock p. m, on
the tenth Of each month. il will be
taken for granted that il is the pa.
irons wish that We discontinue the
service and the shut off will be rrade
without further notice. Money ten
dered after the 10th Of the month
must be accompanied with 81 extra
for lights and water, in the event
both are to be used, and the amount
Of the bill for that month together
with any amount that may due on
past months bills. The charge is
made for turning off and on. and in
the event cur plumber and electro
clan has not made cut Off promptly.
the rule will apply just the same.
In some cases il might not be con-
venient for US 10 have the cut off
made promptly. and for this reason
We wish the rule to apply the same
as II the york had been done.
Sprinkling should be done early
in the morning and late Of an even
ing, and patrons Persisting in
spfinkling throughout the entire day
will be charged extra. according 10
the approximate amount OF water
used.
Do not allow your hydrants to
stand open when not in use. as Il
creates a useless waste Of water and
benefits no one
Hose for sprinkling must be fitted
with a nozzle. the same as vas re-
quired by the city.
You are requested 70 forbid your
children wasting the water with the
sprinkling hose.
There will be no distinction made
in the application OF these rules, and
We beg 10 state that ne arc not aim
irg any Of them at any individual
but 10 the public generally.
Il is simply business proposition
with US, and We ask your hearty CO.
operation in assisting as in making
the system a success.
Success 10 as means conveniences
to the public that have not hereto
fore been enjoyed. and with the mu-
nihceni supply Of good, pure ares
ian water on hand means health 10
the community a, large.
Help us and you viii be helping
y ourselves. Your friends,
Sd HICKMAN IcE & COAL Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27
THESE FELL IN LOVE

A. T. Dillon and Miss Eula
Maddin. Of Msy6eld. we're married
Sunday.
Carl IT,, one year old chi'd OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mckinney, died
in Fulton, last Wednesday.
Bob Faith and Miss Callie Peters
we're married at Union City. the fact
only coming out recently. They
we're married several weeks ago.
Miss Mary Ellen carmody. OF
Cairo. H.. and Jerry Collins.
youngest son Of Capt. A. ID. Collins
Of Fulton. we're married Sunday in
Jonesboro, III.
Miss Lille Roach Of Palmore. Ky.
and ]. c. Lawrence OF Memphis.
Tenn. we're united IN marriage Sun
day at the home Of Justice ]. T.
Futr III a, Fulton.
DR.. A. d. James, formerly United
States Marshall CT Kentucky. was
nominated for Congress for the
third district by the Republican
convention at Bowling Green.
Mr.. E. F. Davis, the popular
liveryman. located in West Hickman
and Miss Mamie O'Dell, niece OF
Mrs. ]. w. Thomas. we're united in
marriage at the residence of Rev.
Evans. In Union City.
Both parties are highly though,
Of by their numerous friends. who
wish them a life OF happiness to-
gether.
AT Trenton. Tenn. Wednesday
evening July rs. Mr.. voss Btummel
OF Clinton, vas married TO Mss
Essie Wrather. one Of oakton's
fairest daughters and a social favor
tie in Clinton. The groom is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Brummel
and is a popular salesman, at pre-
sent in the employ Of Thos. Rennick
The bride is the daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. r. Wrather Of Oakton.
Miss Maude Camp. Of Sedalia,
KY. and J. c. Byron OF Mayheld,
Ky, we're married by Justice ]. r.
Futrell. The young couple drove
the entire distance from Sedalia 10
Fulton, as they we're unable TO Get
away on the trains which we're being
watched by tke relatives OF IN.
brid'. Alter the ceremony the
newly welded pair drove TO Cayce.
Ky, where they spent the night With
the brides sister, Mrs. jim Allen.
Miss Katie Alternately and L. II.
Jeter, popular young couple from
Bardwell, KY, eloped 10 Fulton and
we're married Sunday. They left
Bardwell in the still hours Of the
night intending 10 drive TO Fulton.
Before they reached Clinton they
learned that their parents we're in
hot pursuit. Young Jeter piled the
whip 10 his horse and drove rapidly
towards Clinton. On arriving al
that place the runavays heard the
shrill whistle Of an approaching
locomotive. Realizing that Il was
the fast passenger train, sou,hbound
the young people decided 10 abandon
their buggy and board the train.
BY this lucky move the the parents
we're checkmated and the young
people were triumphant.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27

DO you want this to settle In your
cistern. making Il necessary 10 have
il cleaned out several times a year
10 insure fairly clean water, or com
pei the members Of your family 10
strain every pailful that is used. and
this is a hard task on wash days
when much water is needed Or
will you look into the merits OF the
"Star Filter" and convince yourself
that II is one Of the most simple and
practical filters on the market.
The life OF the "Star Filter" is
not a matter OF months hut years.
II will save the annual cost OF
cistern cleaning. You can see the
filter at our store, We are the ex-
elusive agents.-Cotton & Adams.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27
Bishop Ward Addresses the
People of Hickman.

Bishop Seth Ward, the youngest
bishop in the Methodist General
Conference, addressed an unusually
large audience Of expectant and in
terested hearers, at the Methodist
church, Sunday night.
With the calmness and self-posses-
sion Of born orator, yet with the
sincerity and enthusiasm OF a
divinely inspired soul. the noted man
began his discourse with a few words
Of introduction. He took as his SUBJ
jet "Life Investment" deductinR
his text from verse in the book of
Romans. This beautiful subject was
treated in rare simplicity, without
the appearance Of specIous arguments
but carried on its face the hallmark
OF truth itself. JUS, the plainness Of
his words won the attention Of the
entire audience and held il until the
end Of the discourse.
This sermon by Bishop Ward was
a highly appreciated treat TO those
who had the pleasure Of attending.
and the desire, OF every one is that
the Bishop may again visit our city.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-07-27
Hickman Furniture Company
Makes Announcement.

We. the undersigned owners Of
the entire capital stock OF the Hick-
man Furniture Co., Inc, announce
to the public that We will continue
the business at the old siand-Tylef
building. next door 10 the posiofhce.
That We will add TO our now large
stock new and elegant designs OF
furniture Of the latest styles.
That We have purchased a hani-
some funeral car Of the latest de-
sign aud our undertaking depart
menl will be found 10 be one Of the
larges, and bes, equipped in Western
Kentucky. Our Undertaken Is al
ways on duty. rooming in the build
ing and ready to answer all NIGH
calls. Call bell ON the back door
Telephone No. go.
Respectfully.
:. L. Dodds, Pres.
lm X. Bryant. WIPES.
Leon ID. Smith. Sec q Treas
Joe polhamus
W. Cowgill
II. L. Amberg
{. & Smith
X. L. Ambefg.