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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05

II you would have . safe yet certain Cough
Remedy In the home. try Or Shoopts-at
least once /. is thourougily unlike any
other preparation Its taste will De entirely
new to y~ou-unless 1t il already your Cough
Remedy. No opium choroforra. or Any other
supplying ingredients are used. The tendsr
leaves OF q harmless, lung-healjne mountain
oas shrub. give 70 DR.. Shops Cough Remedy
Its wonderful curative properties. 1t is truly
d most certain and trustworthy prescription
Sold by Wayne, Drug CO.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05
Abraham Lincoln

Tho ayes of She whole country
~ focused 70 day upon III,
nAme uf Abraham Lincoln. ont
~ ths greatest men that thi,
country has produced. He wal
born Ia Kentucky. spent his
youth In Indiana. and his man
hood Ia Illinois, until he becam,
Me 10Th president of the United
States. There Was nothing ii
his birth, his environ ment o,
his educational advantages 10 In
dictate that he would eventual,
be world famous. His parents
wire very poor. his mother died
while he was quite young but
Thomas Lincoln's second wife
waa I true mother tn Abraham
His parents must have instilleJ
In his mind the homely virtues oil
honesty industry, perseverance,.
lose for humanity and reverence
TOR God. Their educational ad
vantagex were most meager, yet
he had IN Unsuitable thirst for
knowledge. With the light of
paue knots. or of the open fire
place. he read the few brooks in
his fathers library aud all that
he could borrow FROM The neigh
lnrs.
His active and vigorous mind
made ali possible use of all the
knowledge that he could acquire
His native ability, perception
reason. iadg~ ment, were IN
doabb<dly above the average
He studied out problems,
in law. legislation, or
ID ADMINISTRATION, for himself, and
when he came to a conclusion
his mind was fixed.
Comparatively unknown. with.
out : national reputation for
and craftsmanship he
WAS chosen President OF the
United States in most perilous
and trying umes. Questions
The most momentons and grave.
confronted him at the very be
ginning OF his administration.
Ia his cabinet we're men OF
national reputation. several had
been candidates for the position
he secured. But Lincoln was
easily the peer Of all his con,em
pcrAr:es. He could not divide
his responsibilities but had Ia
bear crushing burdens. He is
spoken OF Is Of the Szdaest look
ing men, so great was the strain
upon him. 50 deep were his sym.
pathies with those ia suffering
and distress. His was a tender
heart that beat in sympathy
with al who suffered in order
70 preserve the life Of this nat.
ION. A. the conflict advanced
many northern people who
should have stood firm. wavered.
Some criticized the the
administration, one OF the
abaest mem bers Of his first cab
ine1 himself entered the race to,
recocer tho presidency. We,
Lincoln stood drm trusting in
the justice Of his cause. ia the
heAr1 Of the com mon people
from whence be xprnnc, but es-
pscially trusting IN the right
eousness 81 = Just God. Finally
victory crowned the arms ot
the North and the rebealaon was
o0elled- The name OF Lincoan
SaS tn every loyAl man s tongue
Bua IN this honr OF triumph
and 1~ejo<ang The assassin s
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05

came . martyr for the cause X
which he had given the mobiles,
aud best powers Of his being
Over four decades have passed
since that eventful April day
III 1858. The Nations wounds
have been healed. North and
south are again united. prospect
W unprecedented aud progress
almost incredible has been Gu
ioyed by this nation. Totay the
whole Nation delights Ia honor
the name uf Lincoln as a preserv
or Of our liberties.
The annual school officers and
teachers meeting will be held
In the Wagner Opera House
next Tuesday February ., be-.
ginning at $50 O'Clock in the
forenoon and At Z O'Clock In the
afternoon. Two model lessons
wlil be given in the forenoon.
Que by Mrs. Peterson Of Lake
Andes aud the other by Miss
Summers OF Wagner. A part
of the following subjects will be
discussed in the forenoon aud
the afternoons Is 1T advisable
~ make the State Course of
Study the basis of school work
in both town and country
schools. Upon which should
school teachers salaries he
bas~ds AT what time Of the
year should teachers be employ
Cd for town scl.oolsY FOR coun
try schoolsy What il the prop
er thing for a patron 10 do who
is dissatisfied : How should a
complaint against the teacher be
regar IL by the schoolboa~is
q With what apparatus should
a school be supplledy Relation
ship of Board and Teachers.
: Financial Problems in Pubic
Schools The State Snperin
,endant's address, an address
Lincoln by DIR. Gallagher of
will be given in the after
noon. The Wagner school will
furnish music and recita,ions
for both afternoon and forenoon
sessions. All who are interested
ia the work of our public schools
are cordially invited to attend
both forenoon and afternoon ses
sions. and 10 feel free 10 take an
active part in the discussions.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05

threatening feserishness with children IL
9uiekiy and sat~lysslrned Try prsyentics.
ihese little Candy Cold Cure Tablets should
AS@ys lie al lie aa-for prom ptness ID all i'm
posian freysn tics contain qninine. nothing
harsh or siekening. They are indeed The
sischin tim. Carried In pocket. or purse
1resehacs are = genuine safeg uard against
COCA Solo by Wagner Drug Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05

Social functions OF winter, midnight lunch
e., loss or sleep tell on the health. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea clears the blood, aids
relieves fatigue; makes and retains
your health. Greatest tonic Tea or Tablets
35 Genes -Pfnard and Raben.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05
<STAr1P It'll

A. fna beyond
dizpute that your
csediion ai,sauid no
fsrr Tscrisrcrbeci
trDs's 5,ou than a
package II rcre-
fully bourded
cash They knou
yoa ar moi hiding
,our assets Gyou
pay BY q cberi
on fkr
CAWmarcsnl|
S1nte Bank
THY 0lso knou
hIsf haDescr han
Gf gou mig b
sIOUr ct5tDm d,
kasping yonr cnt
sasset srsoko d
pasEible Ahat q trs
. fhief or e.,cn q
rat may cnuse q
lap sDhich ma.
prevent you from
pyi2g your bills.
Ihis Il ot,cr.
Baak
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05

Lsssk FOR tfaf coupon nov past In each 10
package OF 1T Slsoor's NealshGoftee Initial
icn. A cisssr 4s saavers,d ~Ne-TDrln Coffee
StrAarrr offered On f1is Coupon. Besides
you gel ~ large rGI~ sf pr. Shoofss Heklt
tzscee fos &c. And fbe coffee wis cer1aany
phrase you. Sold ts v aaner Drug On
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05

inlle south OF wagner, beginning
at ten O'Clock a. N. Sharp on
Saturday February 6 1909
HORSES
team bay geldings, 4 and II
years old, W.T., $500. l black
mare 5 yrs. old, with .oal. VT
l4o0. brown mare 9 yrs old.
With foal, VT, 1850. Gray Geld
Ing 3 yrs old, 100. Roam geld
ing 3yrs old, VT. $50. Pair bar
colts coming two years. well
matched / colt coming one
year old.
- HEAD OF CATTE2 -
4 mich cows with ealt. Z
two yr old heifers with calf. 5
--yr-old steers. 8 calves These
cattle r all well bred Short
horns.
10 sovs with pig. . sboats.
loo chickens.
MACHINERY
One Mccormick rake. one Ne
Cormick mower, one DAN sweep
rake one Deering binder. ali
nearly new. One Case gang
pillow, one Hoosier II foot Grill,
one lumber wagon. one hay rack,
one shovelling board one Sc,
heavy Concord harness, nearly
new. Set II inch work harness.
One single buggy harness. One
truck wagon.
Free lunch al noon, The sale
will close IN time for telephone
meeting at 400 O'clock y. III
Terms Of sale. Al sums OF
$40 and under, cash. Over SO.
time 10 Oct l, 1909. at 10 per
cent. . per cent off Tor cash on
sums over SIC.
W T. Conghlin. Owner
J. NJ Doyle Anctioneer, E r
Piroutek, Clerk
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05

~aabhy" viii >aay q lower true
kvery wife his only sve~sisea RI. too,
fsrpetaal matrimonial bliss twill ha
III both take HOLSTERS RoSay M~ountAaa TIE,
Psnara sna kalsx
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05

The long winter mo this heavy foods
asck OF exercise decrease your vitality, make
YOU feel mean, HOLSTERS Rocky Maunrsan
Tea gives you vitality clears the blood
builds up flesh. Makes you strong and re-
bust Great Spring medicine. Tea or Tub
lets, n cents -rtnar6 and RntHS
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05
SALE
Saturday Februav6

A public sale at my place one
mile south OF Wagner, beginning
at ten O'Clock a.. m. Sharp on
Saturday February & 1909
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05
Sale.


A public sale will be held two
miles west and 3 miles south of
Wagner on Monday, Feb Is.
: HORSES :
sorrel horse 4 years old VT
l4uu, one sorrel mare with foal
VT loo, one colt, one grey mare
vt 1900, one bav mare, u sor-
rel horse 8 years old VT 1850.
one span bay mules u wears old
VT BOO.
% CATTLE %
Two fresh cows. two two rear
old heifers with calf, ? year.anc
calves five steers coming three
wears old, 5 steers coming two
Years old. 5 steers coming one
Year old, = cows coming fresh
soon,
MACHINERY. ETC.
One riding lister. ! riding cul.
tivator. ] ii inch riding plow. l
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05

MACHINERY. ETC

One riding lister. ] riding cul-
tivator, ] IL inch riding plow, /
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-02-05

! COW fresh nov, 3 cow, com
ing fresh soon, from Her, .fords.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12
A FORTY MILLION
STEEL CONCERN
A SECOND GARY TO BE BUILT ON
THE PACIFIC SiDE-PRoMoT-
ERS CONTROL ORES.

New York. Dee. ll.-Negotiations
were practically finished here today
between Herbert r. Law. a San Fran
cisco capitalist; John c. Moore, the
millionaire banker Of Seattle, and u
group OF Eastern Gnanciers, through
whicn a 10 million dollar steel man
ufacturing industry on the Pacific
Coast Is assured The Western Steel
Corporation, of which Moore is presi.
dent and Law the yice-president, now
owns steel plant near Port Town
send. Wash It has been fully hnanc.
ed through the joint backing OF East
crn and Pacific Coast capital.
This corporation has acquired the
extensive coat lands recently pur.
chased by Herbert Law on Graham
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12
SLAUGHTER DUCKS
WITH OIL LAKE
AN OBSERVING VISITOR TELLS OF
DESTRUCTION WROUGHT BY
LAKE OF OIL.

One of the recent prospcctors to
this portion of Oklahoma has just re.
turned from a trip to the Wheeler oil
fields and while there he had oppor-
tunity TO observe the lake of oil which
is found in the field. lie was touched
20 pity by the destruction TO wild
ducks and birds this lake is doing.
The oil has the exact appearance of
water, fowls fly into il for a bath or
"A drink and when once their feathers
are covered with the oil they die.
Thousands Of ducks have been de
stroyod and other birds have suffered
loss. Hogs faint from thirst rush to
the lake and before they discover the
difference their heads are covered
with Oil. This observing visitor has
written the following letter to the
Ardmoreite:
While this may not appeal 10 the
public at large, ! am sure it will rivet
the attention OF our sportsmcn, and
all who are interested in the protec.
ton OF the feathered tribe.
Recently while in the neighborhood
OF Wheeler. Okla, upon visiting the
oil fields, as | stepped upon the bank
of a large AXE Of oil | was shocked a,
the sight before me. stood ther
in one place and counted more than
fifty ducks. many Of which were the
large mallards, ying upon the surface
OF that death trap, whose shining bos.
ON, situated as it Is, attracts the Wen
| footed tribe for miles around, and
doubtless claiming as many victims as
all the hunters together bag in this
/ country in season, for once they
light upon It's surface, they can never
free themselves from its DEATH grip
and should they make their way tc
the bank, it is only to succumb In d
few minutes to its deadly effects,
Does It not. look like the Legisla
ture should investigate these condi
tions and see that laws are passed tC
the effect that these lakes of oil moi
only here, but elsewhere over th'
state be screened against wholesal,
slaughter of not only harmless, bu
useful birds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12
Northwestern State Normal Notes.

Alva, Okla, Dec. IL LELAND T.
Powers lectures here Dec 10Th on
David Copperheld." The lecture
course this year has been splendid.
We have had the Hinshaw Grani
Opera Co, Whitney Brothers quar-
tet, Frank Dixon and Senator Bob
Taylor, and later will have, aside
from Mr.. Powers, DR.. Gunsaulus AMI
the Hungarian orchestra.
Miss Woodwards piano pupils gave
a recital Friday afternoon Dec. Al
and Miss Abrams class in elocution
gave one on the evening OF that date.
The students and faculty will give
candy carnival for the foot bal
boys Monday evening, Dec. 10.
Thursday evening Of last week, the
students gave reception for the
second team ZOO. ball boys an the
cleo high school boys.
In the game on the afternoop OF
that day Northwestern second team,
defeated cleo boy score Of Al 20 o.
Our first team has won four out OF
five games played this year losing TO
the State University by a score OF
23 TO ..
Misses Pyle and Denham, OF the
voice department are drilling their
pupils for an operetta, Prince
Charming" which is to be given at
the opera house. Friday evening
Dec. 10. The proceeds of the operetta
will go toward paying the residue on
our band uniforms
The patrons Of the training school
the model teachers, and the senior.
meet the third Wednesday Of each
school month at 2,3O p. m. The pur
pose OF this organization Is closer
cooperation on the part of patrons
and teachers Of the training school
]
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12
HISTORIC DITCH IS
TO Be FILLED Up
PEOPLE WHO LIVE ALONGSIDE
1T ARE OPPOSED TO ITS RE-
MoVAL-WATER PURE.

San Antonio, Tex Dec 1l.-After
irrigating large fields for nearly 2OO
years. San Pedro acequia, will be fill.
ed up in the near future II the city
government has its way. The ditch
was laid about 17lS by the Spaniards
after the preside of San Fernando de
Nalero had been established. For
many years it watered the fields OF
the Missions and the early settlers,
and supplied the small garrison at
the presidio
San Pedro ditch is thu last one of
a number constructed by the Spanish
settlers. It's course is marked by fine
old trees and dense vegetation. Once
running through open fields its wat.
ers now flow parallel TO one of the
principal streets in the city. Those
wishing il closed claim that IL Is a
menace to the heath OF the commun-
ity People who have lived alongside
the ditch for many years are oppos-
ed to It's removal, and will take the
matter into court If necessary. In this
they will be supported by riparian
considerations, most of the land be-
ing held with irrigation privileges
The water of the ditch is taken from
San Pedro Springs and is pure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12

Island in British Columbia 1t also
has acquired large iron deposits in
Washington and on Quatsiro Sound,
Vancouver Island. The plan OF IN,
Western Steel Corporation made pos
sible through today's deal, Is to de
vclop great steel plant In Washing
ton on the lines of the steel trusts
plant in Gary. Ind, with the ultimate
idea of establishing an extensive
plant on San Francisco Bay for the
handling OF the output from Caliior.
mia ore deposits.
The corporation will not confne IT.
self to the making of crude iron and
steel, but will enter the steel manu-
featuring industry on the cost on far
reaching lines. 1t has purchased the
Moran Ship Building company OF
Seattle. in whose yards the battle
ship Nebraska and many other war
ships have been constructed The
price paid was about million dol
lars The entire Moran plant will b.
moved 30 Irondale. Wash. adjoining
the corporation steel plant
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12

Il. Proctor prize ot SO For the
best piece ot sculptur' by an artist
under 80 years Old thnrc IS tn"
Helen Foster Barnett prila of tlCO.
The lsidar memorial medal viii be
awarded for the st G-r. ccnI osi.
tion by an American.
The passenger list ,f ,ho A@aufa,
So ling today, contains several dis
tinguished names. Among chem axe
David Jayne Hill. Amcricu inbas
sadur to Germany, AMI Mrs. ilill.
and Baron and Baroness T.. Won
Paumgartcn The baron has lccn
stationed at WashingtOu f1t four
teen years, as Chancellor r the
AustroIlungarian embassy lie has
been transferred to Stuttgart, where
he has been given on important
post.
The committee of the New York
Bar association appointed to inycsti
gate civil and criminal procedure
and report how II might be- simpli
fled so as to correct the laws de-
lay and other evils and inoquali-
ties, will present its report for
consideration by the association al
large on Tuesday next.
Among other recommendations,
the committee suggests the code of
civil procedure be amended so that
upon trial either party should be-
permitted 20 call his opponent and
cross-eNamine him and that where
there is a trial before jury and
the evidence is 50 prcpondcrating
in favor of one side that verdict
| contrary to 1t would Doe set asid',
as against the evidence, il should
be- the duty of the trial justice ,1
direct "a verdict
More power for the appellate di
vision is recommended II should
award final judgment IN appeals
! from the special term and from sur
rogatys instead of merely granting
new trials. on all appeals in ciNII
cases. the appellate division should
at least have the same power tC
disregard technical errors that it ant
the general term have had in ap
peals In criminal procedure. Tn,
granting of the statutory new tria
in eiectment, as matter of right
and second statutory trial as {
matter Of judicial discretion, shoul,
be abolished
The committee recommends con
cerning the code OF criminal proceed
ure that when two or more defend
ants are jointly indicted for felony
they should be tried Jointly lr in
separately, in the discretion of th'
court, and that exceptions 10 II.
ings upon the examination Of n
rors should be- abolished
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12

Piano and Violin.
Beginners taught on piano and
violin Miss Lillian II Burgess. sos
B street, northwest. 7.l2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12

Great preparations have been
made by the congregation of the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
for celebrating the centennial To-
morrow and Monday The centennial
observances viii begin tomorrow
morning, and will conc.ile Monday
evening with reception. 4 feature
will be the dedication OF the chur2hs
new 100000 mission building.
The winter exhibition Cf the Nc
tional Academy of Design was open.
ed today, and attracted mlny visit
ors from among the art lovers of
the metropolis. Many valuable
prizes are offered For tho most
meritorius oil painting the Carne.
gle prize of $500 Is offered, and
for the best portrait the Thomas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12

Read Ardmoreite W. t Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12

n. J. Patterson, night policeman
of Nashua, Iowa, writes: Last win.
ter | had a bad cold on my lungs
and tried at least half dozen ad-
yertised cough medicines and had
treatment from two physicians with
out getting any benefit. \ friend
recommended Foloy's Honey and Tar
and two-thirds of a bottle cured me
consider it the greatest cough
and lung medicine in the world"
Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12
INTERESTING NEWS, VIEWS AND
GOSSIP FROM NEW YORK CITY

New York, Dec. ll.-lf reports en-
anating from wall street are correct,
lot Of real money is in circulation
In the little old town his month.
There will be no lack of Christmas
cheer for those fortunate enough to
possess a choice collection of divi.
dend-bearng stocks.
According to the Wall street sta
tistics the December interests and
dividend disbursements this year
will reach total of S95. 100. 900.
This represents the obligations OF
steam railroads. electric railways,
industrial and miscellaneous corpo.
rations. New York banks aud muni-
cipalities. The current total does
not reach the record figures of 1908,
which were s1o3.OOO.OOO; but 1t is
much ahead OF the sburscments OF
December, 1907, which were only
800, 100000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12

Defeated. but still undaunted, VIII
liam Randolph Hearst will appear be-
fore his loyal adhcrents at ban
quet to be given in his honor Tues
day evening, when the friends of
good government will hand him a
big bunch OF oratorical bouquets. He
will be lauded as the true friend of
the people, the sworn enemy of
corruption and the foe of the trusts,
and congratulated on the gallant
fight he made against the cohorts
OF Tammany. tremendous ap
plause) He will be assured that
without his assistance the tiger
would remain in undisputed posses
sion Of the public feed trough
(cheers) and that he deserves the
thanks of all mankind for his bold
and manly stand in the face Of the
foulcst criticism and obloquy, IRE
newed applause).
l. in charge of the arrangements for
the spread. which will be pulled of
az the Hotel Astor.
Il want to emphasize the fact
that there is absolutely nothing po-
litical in this banquet" said Pro
fesscr Smith 1T is merely the ex-
preston of gratitude on the part of
the citizens of New York, and who
feel that Mr.. Hearst rendered a
great public service at the last
election. In the light of the past
six years OF Tammany misrle, we
can easily see what saving in
dollars and cents defeat of Tam
many means during the next four
years. No more fitting reward can
be paid Mr.. Hearst than to make
him the guest of honor at a public
| banquet"
Fifty thousand dollars year for
managing a cafe, That Is the salary
| TO be given Henri Pruger, for many
years the manager of the Hotel Sa-
voy in London. fer his services at
the new feed house to be opened
next week in Broadway between, be
tween Forticth and Fiftieth. The
management announces that this
new place will be by far the swell
est in New York, and it Is expected
to become favoTte among the
"swagger set
This hunger hut will introduce a
brand new wrinkle for diners. by
means of which they will be put IN
direct communication with the chef
II involves an endless chain of con
veyors or dumb walters, planned tC
so connect diner. waiter and chet
that the first may get what ht
wants in the shortest possible time
Henri Pruger thinks the device viii
be especially welcomed in America
New York negroes will celebrat,
African Jubilee Day in all the Al
rican Methodist churches of the citl
tomorrow, and on Monday gred
final diamond jubilee rally will b
held in Carnegie Hall. The obsery
ance commentaries the seventy
fifth anniversary of the family 0
the First Methodist Mission in 4!
rica. One Of the principal speaker
: IL Bishop Isaiah B. Scott of Liberia
Africa. lie is the first negro elC
: waited to Episcopacy in the Methods
Episcopal church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12
LOOKING ones Best.

It's a woman delight 10 look her
best but pimples. skin eruptions,
sores and boils rob life Of joy. Lis
ten Bucklens Arnica Salye cures
them; makes the skin soft and vel
vety. II glorifies the face. Cures
Pimples, Sore Eyes. Cold Sores,
Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands. Try
It. Infallible for Piles. 25c at Ard
more Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-12

kAPPLER & MERILLAT,
Attorneys At law.
Practice before all Courts, Coasrcss,
Government Departments. llG'dl
Cases a Specially. Office, Bond ii'dg..
Washington, ID. c.