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The Springdale news., 1907-06-07
BENTON.

The school board It Roger, has given aP tie idea et building q new school house, tt least Tor the present.
 It k not the cannon ball, but two others trains. that Spring dale k seeking to have stopped here and we hope Mir. Horsicy will be successful in his efforts.
 Mrs Mary F. lIeftrrbran. 6s years of age. died recently at the home of her Sou, r. Nj. Heiter- bran, tt Aeoea, the result of a stroke of paralysis some three months ago.
 The Nelson Canning Co. of Alar>hteld, Mo, have leased thc old Canning Factory property in this city and announce that they will be ready for business July l.. 5hey also Statt tllat their Lac tory will have a capacity oi can niag from one and | half te two car loads per day and they wiIl make ! speciality of peaches and apples during tAe entire season. The company will incorporate, but probably under | different name Rogers Republican.
 Rolla, the young son Of Mr. and Mrs K ] Maxwell happen cd to quite serious accident last Friday while playing ball with some other be1s. In run hing to catch the bal tHat had been tossed up he butted hi> head against the elbow of one oi the larger boys so hard that 1t pro- dueed concu>>ion o5 tle brain and the little fellow MS in qnitea l critical condition for day or two, but We afc glad te report him getting along aj right HON.
 Bentonville Sun
 D B. Horstey, prosecuting aI- torney, while in St. Lotus recent iv called upon the officials of tn Frisco Railroad Company with a view of getting them ta pat on
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07
TH0RNSBERRY.

June } Mere plo~ weather.
 Brother Jackson and wife of Harmon spent few hours Fri day afternoon with Henry IIof- lands folks.
 There k prayer meeting at tie church here every Thursday night There was good at tendance last time with Mir. San derS as leader.
 A MT. Evins, an old gentleman about s2 years of age, IS to dcliy- CT | series of lectures here on the Holy Land, country which he has twice visited. He will begin Wednesday night, and will lett- ure four nights and Sunday morning, or Sunday night. He will make no charge
 Mrs. Dean, Of Lebanon. Ill.,, visited at w. H. Hollands last Monday and John Robinson's \ T tuesday. She went to Joplin, Mo, Friday and will go from there to Pittsburg, Kan.
 W. H. Holland and son Dosson attended District Conference at Prairie Grove, returning Satur- day evening.
 Aunt Sarah's children are about through with the whoop- ing cough.
 All the folks from around here have returned from the strawber- " fields.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Lon Holland, May 2b, daughter. Mother and babe doing well.
 There will be Children's Day at this place the third Sunday. The program will consist. of songs, recitations. etc. Brether Gilmore will talk at eleven o'clock to the children. There will be dinner on the ground and everybody Is invited to come and bring some one with them.
 AUNT SARAH.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

I'll stop your pain free. To show you frst-before you spend a what ny Pink Pain Tablets will do. l will mail you free, Trial Package of them Dr. Shops Headache Tablets. Neuralgia, Headache. Toota5he. Period pains, etc, are due alone to blood congestion. Dr. Shops Headache Tablets simply kill pain by eoaxiHg away the uH- natural blood pressure. That is all. Address Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Sold by W. c. 0wnbeY.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07
MADISON.

The St. Paul Mountain Air saYs the young men of that town are talking oi organizing a bra>s band.
 N. (. Gilstrap X Co. of St. Paul have let the contract for the erection of stone store building 2SSlaa feet, te be completed within ninety days.
 Gto. Drain, the IS year old son of Hes Drain of Asher, this county, died last Tuesday Of pefitonitis, aftsr an illness of two weeks. St. Paul Mountain Air.
 The Citizens Bank has recciv- rd aud placed their fixtures, tem- pofariiY. in the J. H. Phipps Lumber Co. office and will begin business the first of Hext week,
 St. Paul Mountain Air.
 James Wears died Wednesday
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

There is no case ef indigestion no matter how obstinate thai will not be speedily relieved by the use of kodol The main fac tor in curing the stomach of any disorder k rest, and the only va to get rest k to actually digest the food for the stomach itself kodol will do It. It is scien- tific preparation ot vegetable ae ids containing the very same juices found in healthy ston4- aeh. It conforms to the Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold bY II A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

II we are sick We do not want any nelghbors tiptoeing in and whispering iu sepulchural tone. 70, doesn't lie look badr'
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07
1neiebborbood 1hews
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

5 Ntf' ''' N'ttp -h3 III Aide E- turned from Ft. smith where lie las been Tor month or two working i'll q furniture factory.
 The past week waS a hard week on berry picking. So much Iwet weather destroyed thousands o1 dollars worth ot berries in the fields that could have been pick ed and sold for the money had good weather prevailed
 Some things arc too good 10 eat, for instance strawberry short cake
 j. X Farley, wife aud children visited Sunday with thc tamiA ot Newt GaWthon southwest of town.
 Rev. Walkup made Don't Wer- " pleasant visit Sunday alter noon, wien We had talk of old times. when NC lived in Texas.
 When We tIHnE eE t6e present prosperity of this country aad the bright prospects ahead Ior ali kinds ot fruits and good pfi- ees We ieei like writing Arkan- sas iii Jehn Handbook stfle.
 Clyde Murphy made 742 during the berry season hauling berries for Jack Philips and pFk5f> to# and from the berry flfm.
 Ralph linus. | resident 9i thu >t4te oi Washington, waS Visi- ting his sister, Mrs. E r. Main. last week Friday noon lie and Otto Main started te walk to| Eureka Springs just tar fun and just before the rain commenced. l,hex will visit Grandpa Imas. Ralph 'S father ntdr BerrvFitfe. before thy return home
 Lots al @rass going to waste out this way since the te~H5 COWS were taken of Onlg oHe fittlc| old COW on the range and shs.~ delne her Ievel beSt ta EeeP the gfaSs down
 Don't Worry had ne@ potatoes Tor dinner few days ago. but we didn't lind as many in Il hill as did Grandma Baker.
 Every little boy ia the country carries ] aoae3 pufse tErse da5s and ilH@le> his dime> and uiakels. all lis owas loo. made picking strawberries 4es. and the 1ittle girls loo, are x well. oti as the boys
 Alfs Jackson and children ot Benteu4ilie have been visiting NIrS. Hratton. IIrf sister. the pat week. also another sister neaf Johnson.
 Grandpa Phillips has the prettlest little eoru patch We have seen. Grandpa k | work erit he k in his ninetieth year.
 Mlf. Anderson and family, ol Ayoea, Benton County were Vl>i- ting r. NJ Efatton Sunday Nlr Anderson k d brother oI Mrs. EfattoH-
 Some berry growers are walk ing up to the iael that to have brrrfe~ to pick HeSt year they will have to set new patches.
 Mr> Gorer, Mrs. Maine aud Mrs M Murphy went down to Allen Nedyrrs, near Johnson. Sunday afternoon to ste Grand- ma Iordon who k very silk with abeeSs of the stomach Grand- ma Jordon is quite old and icebIe and x hardly expected tore5over.
 We think the program fer the Ghatttauqua most complete. and before one Vdn turn around twice all ,'dem thiues @iHl be trre rom tile Way tRe months are hurrying b9.
 DoN,f MoFK4s
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

it cannot % tjshju Why l don CIIt II l GIt Nm no kiud q Stu@e m tTNfH II heH set tglla aMt i1t don l Want no speedy haI=#s NH an auto htR ot small iiut l want ta R7 -h-itiz jrSt ar ionE a- l c8H gf#Et II eauuat go g t>hiu I.itF aunt god nu ivy- iHf utN kaihGH sEt sa Ha#u # E.slt ba5e Than a gti unau ms ntr Ah hUHt u the hereafter stead a tiaS iH H54hs aud tiuuG gtH have t H1lt afl Het-Ht In lHe =lIriut .1 .ftt. f Flu.s'
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The Springdale news., 1907-06-07
NUMBER 5

of brain fever. Mir. Wears was q citizen of Baldwin township for several years, but left d few years go a-s bad just returned a short time befAe he died Nl
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The Springdale news., 1907-06-07
Old Time Singing.

The annual old time singing at Spring Creek church will be held un tltc third Sunday in June, l9o1 Gome and bring well fill ed basilets with something good to eat. X good time lseNPeeted. Singing Mil be conducted by Marshall Beard oi Lowell.
 GAININ lloLeoHB.
 N. II. SEAR1Y.
 \. l.. THOMPSON.
 Committee.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

There are times i'll every mans lifa when the clasp of l friends Il dfid means more than all the words ever spoken.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

All stomach troubles are quick ly relieved by taking little kod- oi after each meal. kodol goes directly to the seat of the trouble, strengthens tic diges- tive organs, supplies the natural digestive juices and digests what you eat. II is simple, pure, clean, harmless remedy. Don't neglect yonr stomach. Take a little kodol after each meal aud see how good 1t makes you feel, Money back If ii fails. Sold by II. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

Ralston, Springdale Casl
 Bennett X Dyes, l.. NJ T. l.. Lane, F. C. Ritter,
 D. A. Thompson X Son, Famous Mercantile Co.,,
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

E.eerelittle boy ia the country sarries Imoaes plusestlseSe da9s and iiugles=his dlme@ and uiehel>.. atl lils OWL loo. made picking strawberries Aes. and tbe little girls=toe, are as=Well4oa as the b4rS
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

Sheriff Berry rNA day from T rayettev kN Nrn custody Will Johnst AN
 who stabbed Dua N knife at Japton recens A count of which appear v Democrat. Johnson maGts cape from the constable of l. township and had been 1T largs uuttl captured by the marshal at Fayetteville frstof tIie week. Johnson gave bond and his exam ming trialis set for June 5th be- fore Squire Sisemore of t'nion township, but II is very probable q change of venue Will be taken.
 Huntsville Demo rat.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07
Tickets May be Secured from the Following Firms

Dry Goods Co.,, W. q. {. Riggs, Limbaugh Bros. i,
 G. w. Kennan, Searcy Lichlyter & Atkison, J. s. Robinson Bros. Frank H.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

Mfs. Jackson and children ot Benten4ille have been visiting Mr. Hfattoa. Hrf sistef. tbe pat week also= another sister Hear .jofnSoH.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

sdale Hardware Go, K. .cy, Parrot X Joyce,
 W. Berry, H. A. Daily, ,e Caudle, J. K. Reagan l O., Long X Snider,
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

] r Graig IeltAIouday alter ulalt Ioc T.. Fa~o and other Hoiat m l.eSas 10 be absent saaa twenty of thirty days. He anteaplates purchasing some kHd iii that section.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

Mrs. S. l.. BroWuaeid and daughters are spending the week in Spfingdale visiting the for mer's sister, Mrs. George Suili- van. They Will leave to-day Tor some point ia the Territory where they will make their iut- ure home.
 Tie Waters Pierce Oil Com pany i> having trouble sccuring a location for their tanks at Fay- ettetilla and may have to pur- chase property outside the eity limits oil which to locate them. The present location of the tanks near the depot IS said to be dan gerous to the business interests in that vicinity, and new site
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
CREW TWICE ESCAPE DEATH.
Lime Schooner Bound Here Catches Fire
After Running Ashore.

Boston. Jan. A-Although twice sn danger Of
cesth' fret by water and then by fre which COM
pleted the ruin OF their craft the crew OF the Rock
land Ne, schooner A Eeaton. succeeded in reach
Ing dry land, end Tonight were quartered ar a
snariners hotel in the north end. Captain Jamss
l. Hart a-id his crew suffered severely in the zero
weather after they were forced trQm the decks OF
their vessel
The schooner sailed from Rockland two pvssks
ago with 27oo barrels OF lime for New York Last
night she encountered a heavy gale ana thick fog
and lost her mainsasL Captain Hart headed ths
vessel for Boston but II the mist unable 60
see 15oslon lLKnt AT 800 a. m to-day the Heaton
struck haro on outer Brewster Island. great
Lole wa torn In her bottom The water ieoiteS
the lime ana In q short ttme flames and smoke
poured from the hatchways almost overcoming the
seefnen. The men launched tho long boat be<ors
we nsines reaenea ~ and rowed 70 Boston Light
Jhst eiter ule crew abandoned the burning era r,
a peayy sea foated her and tho tide carried her
cN lnleyes Ledge, where she foundered So Eve
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
CAPT. REICHMANN's EXPLANATION
His Statement Regarding Publication of
Critical Letter Satisfactory.

Washington. jan 2&--secretary Taft has ap-
proved the recommendation OF General Bell.
chief Of stan. in the case OF Captain Carl Reich
mann nth Infantry who wrote a letter TO a
personal friend In New York. which was subse-
Quently published In the newspapers. complain-
ing that he had been barred from the General
Stan Of the army by reason of his foreign birth.
When called on for an explanation Captain
Reichmann said the statement was made In a
letter which was private in it's nature and no,
intended for publication He had nothing 70 do
with the publication OF his letter and had dis
approved Il.
In his roview OF the case General Bell said:
While Captain Reichmann doubtless knew
that officers are selected for the General stan
not by that body itself but by special boards of
general officers, he, TO certain extent erred IN
giving privately 10 his friend. as he apparentiv
did, a wrong impression as to the method OF "A,
lection Of General Star officers. This explana-
uon showing that his letter was based on state
ments Of individual officers tha. the letter Wa
not intended for publication and that h, is sure
II Was so undersood by the friend TO WHOM, II
was written is considered satisfactory, and ID
is. therefore. rscommendsd that he be SO in
formed
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been nled for the enlargement OF
Public School 80 by the addition OF Ave story
annex. ls0 feet deep occupying the block in Avenue
A from Gst 20 SD St The is to cost 100000
The Charles r Noyes Company has leased
for eX-MayOr Charles \. Schieren FrItEsche
Brothers the store. basement and sub-cellar
at Nos. 81 and 50 Beekman ST., containing
about 20O00 square feet OF space, FOR long term
OF years from May next The Noyes company
which has charge OF the renting OF the ten
story Chapel Court Building. being erected by A!r
Scheron at Nos. 81, 65 and % Gin report that
leases for several floors have already been made
and that the demand for loft space is large Also
leased for long term or years the 1ve story build
ing No. 276 Pearl 25100 feet, FOR Able l. White
man TO A. Behrer Sons. Also store and base
DIR. Alfred =. Gardner TO BorOughs Welcome Com
pany, OF London. England
The Gross & Gross Company has leased the Cen
tral Park Garage foI the Aero Realty Company
TO Covell & F1nker for ii term of years: also, IN
conjunction with John y. GoldlnG tho northeast
corner OF Broadway and 9th st. for the Tyee
Realty Company TO the St Louis Car Company
also for B. j. Falk to Leon Rubay the four story
building No. 1857 BrogGway
Anthony 10 Forte has leased TO c. A Auffmordt
a. Co. the eighth loft in the Stuyvesant Building
nos. 81 and 100 9th ave. for a term of years
Plans have also been filed for the enlargement
of the womens q pavilion OF Roosevelt Hospital by
tho addition or a three story annex with frontage
Of 100 feet, which will be fitted with q veranda
with q facade OF glass for baths. 1t will have
an ornamental peaked roof. The improvements are
to cost $1,000 The architect is w. Wheeler Smith.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
SAYS CRIME AMONG JEWS INCREASES
Judge Rosalsky Declares Socialist Agitators
Confuse Immigrants.

Judge Otto A. Rosalsky, of the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions was the only speaker at the thirty
third annual meeting OF the Young Mems He
brew Association held In it's building. at e2d
street and Lexington avenue. last night. He
said that crime was on the increase among the
Jews Of this city and that something should be
done to relieve the condition.
In speaking OF the difficulties under which the
newly arrived foreigner labors in reaching a true
idea of American government. he said:
The foreigner comes over here and finds news
papers in his own tongue. He Is glad TO see
them and reads them at first. Before he can
reach the ideal Of American government evil
propagandists appear. These people who did
not earn their money. but received II from their
fathers. arrosate to themselves every virtue and
every morality. They teach socialism, which the
illiterate take for anarchy. These agitatoTs do
more harm than all the newspapers do more 10
deharmonize and retard than any other force
Judge Rosalsky paid a tribute TO Jacob II.
schifr. who was in the audience. He said he
was IN favor OF protectory. saying that If the
Jewish boys commit crime they should be put in
an institution Of their own faith.
President Percival S. Menken OF the Young
Mems Hebrew Association in his annual report
said there are now 400 students in the associa-
tion building at present. Bequests of $1,000
each from Elias Stone and Lyman G. Blooming
dale to establish scholarships in the building
were announced.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
FLOCK TO THE DEFENCE.
Officials of Southern Railroads VII
Fight Legislation.

Raleigh, N c.. Jan. 24.-Hgh officials OF the
Southern Railway. the Seaboard AR Line the At
lantic Coast Line and ths Norfolk & Western ar
rived here to-day appear before the Joint egis-
lative committee which has under consideration
certain measures which the railroads say will seTi-
ous1y impair the usefulness Of these properties in
North Carolina. President W. w. Finley and
Alfred p. Thorn. general counsel OF the Southern
will be the chief witnesses for the transportation
companies Tho hearing which began this after
noon. can hardly be ended before tomorrow night.
Nearly q score OF bills aimed at the railroads are
before tho committee. There are measures TO re
duce the passenger fare 20 cents mile. with
substitutes naming 21S the maximum rate; bills
reduce freight charges. 10 penalize the roads
for delays in freight and passenger traffic and to
legfslate against many fulesof the companies now
I'm force What the railroads alleged to he the
hostile attitude of the General Assembly has
brought the officials 10 Raleigh from all quarters.
and the gathering to-day is the most important or
its kind ever held in the state.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
sTocKMEN CONTINUE RAILWAY FIGHT
Witness in Denver Hearing Says Service
Is Worse than Ever Before.

Denver. Jan. 24.-Freight rates on stock
shipments from the West to the Missouri River
and Chicago markets were the subject Of a
hearing in this city to-day before Charles A
Prouty. OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion The hearing was a continuation Of the
one opened in Chicago few weeks ago in the
case Of the Texas Cattle Growers Association
against various railroads. The stockrnen ask
for reduction IN rates livestock and want
the extra 81 terminal charge made in Chicago
for switching abolished.
A E. Ds Ricoles. general manager OF the
American Livestock Company, OF Denver. tes-
titled that the tine consumed IN the transit OF
cattle from the Northwest had increased from
twenty-fouF 20 thirty-siS hours. He considered
the service OF the railroads worse now than ever
before. He declared that the stock growers
were always prompt in loading and unloading,
end that tne railroads were wholly responsible
Tor DELAYS.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

S TieDr 81, NO, Ola East; Bolesiaw Jasnski agt A.
18th s No 'b 81, 1SGssF TO S H. 1909 sIO4 90
Clay aHo No 0osssini Isss aS DSesmSsr 1909
9th age Na Ss as SSseR9 R1. Wnyae June % $50 so
issd Si NSs s. a. 4,s Ialy 4o q 1sos als 90
Heating company agt. Middleboro Realty Gem
,as1 OF al January rs. 1907. .......... 400 On
n IN ST; 10 40 el4 East; hirsh spieF A. Klsp-
IsE Pss st ct d as; y. H0ysmSsr N'I,OH 1sOa $500
ss6a hoiiIn July le 1905 OOoo
Iss ~ ~ sgt same; August 1905. $50 90
I15th st No s0 VS., sS sanle August l6 1905 81 10
oppenhem Realty COmpany; january 9 1907 l. 40 90
NSpress ave, e. s., 100 Il. q. o. Southern
v1fd oONloo; Harry G. Magnus axt. r. J. FIeck
& Co et AL December 90, 1905. .......... - %
Alls.srSain Iva e =. whole 'front.' between 1Iath
ara llati sts; ltslSe & co. Uncl sgt. Pols,sin
ffSSesaiS snd Cc1siFuctton Company; January ei
ss,s J. No ,si r,.; ,.,. ss5 50
sgt - Hotstein 81 al; December f5 1905 s-s n,
lovSn 81 No $40 West Louis Newman azt W
uss. ~ hss.s Ct a. ya,y l3 isss so
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

I2th st. No. II Fast: Charles W Hoffman Com
George \. & John Frochazla.
Zach Fur Company. lessee: Levin s. Levin. con
156Jh ST.. n. s. 2S96 IT. e OF Rroadvay a75v
30 John l4GdiS sSt- Louis Msryash owner
112d ST. n. $. leo - W. OF Amsterdam ave 175x
Ma o; same agt- Moses Press and Julius Ion
don; owners and contractors $500
Nertscher & Co ogt- De WRlton & AlaTcuSon.
owners ana contractors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Riverside Drive. c. =. 900 n. OF 18th 81. 7Sx
100 same agt Rutland Realty Company. owner
elu CONTRACTOR o.. AZ
14Ith St. n 8 100 e oe Ith ave 4OxiOO:
William G. Maher aGt Horace NJ. Suetland
owner In0mas Reilly Company contractor. 0S2
sth ave-. No 2l21; J, II. Greitzer & J.
AIeXdndet. owner; GallEan Bros, contractors SIT
Essex ST.. No 90: Frtedland s Levine ast Samuel
Felaberg. owner: l. Gaef. contractor ......... $50
BRYANT ave. =. - 2I5 u. Of Jennings at 25x
100: samuel HorOwtz agt- John A. Bauer
owner; Michael NOrInoyle. contractor .......- aS
Soth st, Nos. 202 and 264 West: Louis F1atO aEr
aiFs Gale. owner and contractor. ........... IS
ilst St, No 2i2 West; David F.
John w. Merriam. owner and contractor 100
4oOth et, n - 22S II. O. OF Broadway 2SOxpQ
Washington Heights Land Company aEt Louis
MerNash owner and contractor ....-...-....-.-.
oSth st. Nos 433 and ASS East: Thomas = Nc
MlliSan. owners; a FormRn and H. Arous0n
Broadway. Nos. 2l+S ana 2i5O. Thomas J. Hewitt
Sgt Empire State Garage. owner: Henry Burk-
hAIut contractor
Lewis ST. Nos 22T and 9ae: W Roserhaum &
BRO agt- LOWS Iawinthnu owner; I.,rber q
oN.''''N'OIh SIN
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
LIS PENDENs.

9, wales ave. ". cor. OF D1ter St f0Ox1OO; David
ctscSer et al executor and trustee. F. Merser:
& LeVt ~'@N''' N'0NNiV'
, SSd st. No 11e East: Agnes NJ Henarick agt Laura
& VorhauL ''' -'N"90' H4uas
Same property: Gllin Printing Co aRt Laura = p.,
Roberts - N''NAAeSf = >
1O,th ST. No 214 East: Isaac Stern et ei art simon
Goebel. '''o~SN' S''O1He|' IA y
l4Oth st. IT. s.. 92S r. OF Ianox ava ao,voo n.
tWothir6s Arsetn 81 al sSt
4 Levy "''O'"eSS' Arlstein
81 Nicholas a"e, 6. .. ccr OF IsTth ~ 6c11oo W.,
mortgage; attorney. Z. jacobs ' 'S''Su'o OS
1Et'h ST. - - $50 IT. 6. OF 80 4OxqQ u-o.t.
toTney II. r. DIvls u "'Oit.ases at
% North Moore So. 3. 2O2 IT. e. OF va.hi,v.o- =.
detx20xl9Ix3O and Washington at Nos go oSt 81;
90: IienIy r. Manning agt. John FroV-r 80
utlon attorney. NJ g. Fleming - N"~- CO a. par
lSoSn s.. s. s.. Sl6b II. Lenox ave "a svoo =,
mortgage; attorney. 1. u Miller 49, A0'seIosure or