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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-20

thanSaS Igtg JonrnaI.l
There cau be No doubt that. far
and away. The editor OF q good ccnn-
try paper is the biggest" man in
town. says Charles Dillon. dean OF
tbe newspaper school IL the agricul-
tnrai college. who used 10 De i coBs-
Try editor himself Anyone who has
lived in . small place knows this. Al.
t~F the editor comes in peint ef I'M.
IsaFtance. The posimaster-if, anhappi.
ly the twc are noI merged--and foi-
lowing close third is the station
agent But does the editor always
live MP 70 his opportunities does he
set all there Is coming 10 him; mas
be gocd Ii9ing. hcw many eoun-
trg editors In kansaS-fhere are about
.s@-haye good lIginrsg
II the editor i not getting hls own
share OF the good fhings OF lie,
' bose fault 10 it, Is il because he
Like many farmers, does not keep
tOoHs7 Does he use a cost system ?
y be still living in the DARKNESS az
! ly-lel Fate9 Dcesr't he Know thar
pS crle can afford 70 print anything
lor less than - cents an inch9' Has
he taken account OF his naprodnctfye
time9
Perhaps ne is living in the midst
OF 9 lot OF halt asleep merchants
and hasn't educated them to the mis-
takes they are making Also, there IS
: proba aaiiity that the editor and the
merchants are such coed fellows that
they are overlooking the nun berless
Tass IN which they might help one
snniher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-20
Thoughts for the Discouraged
Farmer.
BY JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY.

Thr saasncr ad snffh reaad the boouuu oeps trees
And he closfr II fe fas'w' big day fer Inc bees;
.4ad they bes a-sagsa honey. abose board an Ae sly
Td thy sntfcr thcw bn--ia oud sagger thsyth.
Tho flicker c fcnccaa ffqrs jca sfi his sngs
lind roll nP his feathers by he sassy say he sings.
4ad he hossfiy a5shsitn i,f his foreiegs fer biz.
4nd the off mare saitsha dR ~ Atr tuif fhfy is
You backbrd ja;sin they foHcr ~ The po
Oh ew bound gn trw bckfas tv a-caria hos;
So they quarrel IL The frries and they quarrel he aDg
But thfw pedeeabier II the fof-tes Than oher thing
fnd its ieH cit ShogH dra5fd M IN Siddy rest,
Shes as faN Of ribbfaion yeher jackets ncS
fHd sV shots before dHnfr aen The snas dshrn bright
Seems 10 kiado- sharpen ~ feler'S aPpffifft
Theys been a heap o rain but the SIN ) out to-day
And the clouds Of The ;tet sfeHis all cleared asay
lind The GOODS Is all tic grfener and HE grass grefne sf
II may rain again fourorry bif don't hinA il sEh
Some The nincd and the c0rHs dr0zuHded out
proftay tie ,,i b failure sathouf Doubt
Bit The kind Precedence that has aeser failed yet
IFW he oa hands onct a the senth hour bsi
Does the Hiedder-Iak eomfauf hsssunshigh aud dry
Through ths Of the aqnd and r bils 0f deSkyg
Dofs The quai up and shisssl III dsaputed sgs.
Err hang his head it siifacs aud al Hrl dayg
is tie cibplt health daLf Does he 7tulk does e rm
Don't the bme7adS ae 4He tyf uS done?
they quytiug Tho matter s,ih tr ROSTERS iangs
Orr mortal be comfaHN ehcn diyNb dAladS rcJoice?
Thcn ut as onc aid al. b. tontened slth o4yiot
The Jilac is here this nothiHg aHdfh sun IS shining hot
on iet ms ff orr hearts b glory '0f fhc
fnd baaisA etry doubt and FIR a7cay'
Hihafegrr be station. 7gt PtotTdence fer gnide
Sicjl line circumstances ort to make satisfied,
Fer the 7tard tai Of roses aud the fHN OF deu
ind ne de nH Of hcaseny osr that dfts tfr aud
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-20
7 \ R { {
JUDGES IN
MIX UP
tcoptlnuea trom Page q

On the same ground which Judge Fur.
man refused 10 consider the Holmes
case. In his opinion he cites an opin-
ION OF the territorial supreme court
hclding such a procedure irregular
and also asserts that that decision
has been upheld In previous cases
by this court
Judge DOYLE concurS in the revers-
81 OF vaughn's case on ether grounds.
hut not in the doctrine which Judge
Armstrong particularly emphasizes.
He is inclined 10 take middle
ground holding that tht circumstances
must control, and is now writing an
opinion in 2 capital case from Mnsko-
gee which will contain his views on
the same subject.
Vaughn is Admitted 10 Bail
Vaughn was sentenced To life i'm
priSonment for killing AIRS. Victoria
Page. al Benson Park. near Shawnee
September -. 1909. II was one Of a
series OF murders i'm the same vicinity
which have never been fully exnlalu
ed. Vaughn was with Irene Mckin-
ney. daughter OF Mrs. Page. and Walk
ing . short distance behind her The
girl at FIRST said that he had shot her
mother and then denied il and there
vas no other evidence Vaughn was
indicted under the FIRST subdivision
Of the murder statute. but the court
holds that th, ,onyiction was secured
under a second Subdivision No mo-
tive and no nremeditation was shown
A writ OF habeas corpus was grant
ed TO Clifford Woodward. one OF the
six men charged with beating Town
Marshal J. T. Kirk. Of Marble City.
10 death on October land he was
ordered released on $4,000 Wood
ward produced good evidence in sup
port OF an alibi. and his application
was not resisted by the state. A joint
application for bail made by all six
OF the men involved vas recently de.
ried by the court This opinion vas
also by Judge Armstrong. ,
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WANTS
CREDIT
=. KEPT UP
Special 10 the Daily Leader.

Special 10 the Daily Leader
Oklahoma City, OKLA. Dee a0---
IA order 10 prevent cae mistaken idea
taat may prevail IN some places thai
Iklsh ma securities are undesira Ole
aad urging promptness in tle dis.
charge OF obligations. Governor Cruce
has addressed q letter TO county treas
nrers throughout the state 10 pay
promptly on maturity interest cou-
rons on bonds as they fall due.
Interest payments are all practical
ty al the same place III New York.
.-lu many instances says the letter
local district freasarers have failed
10 permit the IA saey necessary 20
meet interest coupons in time TO reach
New York before the date CT maturity
and the result is that when the cou-
ions are presented no fun-s are avaii.
able vita which "a pay them and taey
are returned unpaid This district
then gets the reputation of being a
defaulter There have been SO many
instances OF this kind scattered over
the state that the boad-buyinG public
has come TO regard our securities, in
large measure. as undesirable"
Another complaint is made 70 the
effect that in many instances the lo-
rai tre4sarers VIII send in the money
III meet coupons without specifically
naming the bond issue the coup MS
VI which are 70 be taken up. Il is
suggested taat In sending all remit
Iancts specific Instructions accom-.
many them as 10 Jhe particular bond
issue "a which they should he sup
nlie1
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Shawnee And FER Papers

tOklahOma Gfiy Tlmes}
The Shawnee News-Herald is the
latest combination, and thus in this
day OF retrenchment the newspapers
of Oklahoma are fast getting them
selves onto a better business basis :
better Tor the cities in which they
are published. as we'll as for the pub
lIshsrs. One good new gspapev. such
As the News-HeFaid VIII doubtless be
come under the present management
will ba worth infinitely more 10 the
city of Shawnee tnan two such as the
merchants OF that city were trying to
support. Both were going lame,
while the combination will now be a
credit 10 the city and should pay a
reasonable return on the investment.
The ews-Herald looks greatly i'm
proved. AM the publishers say they
have only begun so here's to the
News-Herald
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lBy Associated Pressl

Chicago, Dec. !. aQ--Musjng of a
philosophical stenographer employed
by the Illinois Central railroad iotted
down on her notebook came TO the
attention of officers OF the system and
neat card bearing the epigrams so
discovered has been sent 10 each ste.
nographer in the service. The girl is
Miss Helen Lee Brooks. who. since
the discovery. has found herself The
secretary OF the division superintend.
ent al Nation, ILL.,
Here are some OF the epigrams on
her notebco kcover which have been
sent out:
The girl who prides herself on be
ing good fellow ought not TO com
plain when men in the Office take her
at her word"
It's just as easy TO boost as TO
knock and itgoes further"
II is the ambition of some ste
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Epigrams Win This Girl Job

nographers to go on the stage; OF 9TH
,ers 10 be married; none wants to keep
on Just beipg a stenographer."
/ As emphyers osme men are diff
ierent; ali nen are impossible"
Other observations on the same
book not referring 10 stenographers
particularly. are:
"A woman who wears a No. : shoe
can't AFFORD 10 have an amiable ais
position
The girl who gets married so she
can quit work often exchanges com
Portable salary 10 work for board and
clothes.
II il were not for men. cooking
would become lost art
''ome girls think they are attract
i've when they merely are attracting
attention
Some women marry because they
haven't the. moral courage TO remain
single"
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SCORES PA
H TERNA[|SM

The response may not be rapid,
he said, but il is probably more per-
manent and there is certainly not as
much danger OF enaeting hasty, III
considered or bad legislation.
Can not committee OF the con.
srths, uenposed OF representative
men. initiate legislation. within the
| limitations OF the constitution. guard
against eXcesses and abuses, protect
tae rights Of tae minority. voice the
wishes OF the majority, as well or
better than the partisan friends al a
measure who, in order that they may
accomplish enc result are tempted
10 reach so far that they leave wake
OF destruction as 10 collateral NAL
ters the measure touches?
If there are evils in our govern
ment as il exists today. 1t is not in
lis organic form. II is due to the
failure Of those in 0tiice TO honestly
fairly and Justly perform the duties
imposed upon them. The remedy is
plain and the way is clear The peo-
pie should drive from the places OF
power and responsibility the unfaith.
ful servant and elect those who will
he faithful and true IA the trns, i'm.
poscd upon them
You tell me the people can not
elect honest and faithful servants. 1
tell yen thar the masses Of the peo.
pie are far better judges of men than
they are OF measures. and are far
more likely 10 select an honest man
tlan an honest measure.
'Waen you say that the voter can,
not select punlic officiai wno VIII
reflect the will of the people In his
office. and be faithful to the consti-
tuition CT this country. | say you re.
fleet cn the very first principle OF
free government and misjudge the
honesty and the intelligence OF the
American people.
Let us elect honest men TO pubic
Office. men who have the courage 10
stand for the true interest of the con
siitntion they represent. regardless ri
what effect Il may have on their per
sonal fortunes. There then viii be no
demand for a change IL the funda.
mental principles of our govern.
fnent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-20
New Era in Ribbon Ar
rarqsrerts For Hats

In our last letter We described some
nf tie fashionable methods Of arrang-
ing ribbons, since when ! have coma
across ouly Que really new idea.
which consists in folding the ribbon
into several loops, half turned one
way. half the other. without drawing
them up. 80 as o make them into q
real bow, says the Millinery Trade
Review
For black velvet bat watercress
green ribbon Is selected and graz
and pink glace for one in 3rab plush
In both cases the ribbon is eigat
inches wide and The flat bow is long
enough to reach from one side 10
the other OF the wide hat passing
partly over the crown
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An. early Spring Fasori,e il Hass

In addition TO the body hats are
The .iexlble hats OF yedda. hemp ana
1indred ssraws, says the Dry Goods
Economist 4 shape that viii be one
q TIE early spring fayorites. as il was
~ the fall is the hat on the Pierrot
eGder with medium high crown and
Rfoportionately wide brim that lis
turned up near The edge. Fancy np-
right feather and flower garnitnres
are worn on hats OF this character.
tire neTeRt method OF adjustment be
Ing uprights al the center front. An
other attractive arrangement OF trim
mings on hats OF this order with brim
Turned up al front and back is 20 mass
the flowers, feathers. garnitures or
ribbon bows al either the right or
left side where the brim dreops.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-20
ThE COMMONPLACE


thank God for tae commoupl4ce--
The joys that garment every day
The unrememhered, unseen things
That keep the common way
Mau's life is ike a little road
Taht runs beside cabin door.
Feeling It's way among the flowers
That bloom foreysrmore.
and helped about by common things
That change not as the years run Oy
The ancient landmarks lead bin on
Toward toe homing sky.
The beayeniy glory does not hide
Far on In somei isegassteEed placer
The mornings openfng a65r reyesfs
God 'fffIf re Issl Dt.pa,eA.
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II is not pleasant thought for the
men hut most widows seem to jos
along pretty comiortaoly' no widow
locks as though she had cried all the
night.
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EGG STRIKE
SPREADS IN
CLEVELAND

INV 4 Associated Pressl

Cleveland. Ohio. Dec 2t.-Tweh'
ty-fiye thousand Clevelanders are IN
on the 9O-cent egg clubs strike, F. 5.
Krause declared
These figures ! believe to be CON
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-20

Beware OF desperate stepst-the dark
est day,
Live til tomorrow. viii have passed
away -Cowper.
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We live in deeds, not years in
thoughts, not 0reaths; tsge
In feelings, not in figures on dial
we shonid count time BY heart-throbs
Ee most lives
Who thinks most, feels the noblest
acts the hest.
Philip James Bailey.
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seryatiye based on reports coming to
me both directly and indirectly.
THE fight for fair price for eggs
Is receiving the spport of the straight
forward dealers It's the man who is
putting out storage eggs as 'fresn or
as current recent receipts who is
Aawling All we ask is that the eggs
new held in storage be put out to the,
nublic AZ a fair price alld under theirss
orsc pe1 colors TlfeM the p3fces Off
sll GRADES win aijus themselves fair.
~.
Krause is a real estate man who
started the egg strike to aid the con
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Hsbby's Present.

She asked her hub for dollars three
EWithout fuss
Fe gave her 6ye. hni not that he
As generous.
His cioseness often makes her iout.
They have their jars.
But this time she was going ont
To buy cigars.
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fhe Christmas Spirit

.I suppose You want 70 make al
ysur kiniolks happy for Christmas?
"Oh. yes, said the rich relative,
10 choke of criticism.
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TAXING NO CHANCES.

fPgck)
The uHsouth nnaertakeg was sympa-
thetic.
'l8ow deep do you dig graves. as 3
suleF asked the Old miiiicnaire's
aoung widow.
six feet
Make II twelve. she lispea I
&in pay the differenee.
I say TO you truly the heart Of man
allo yes is d paradise ON earth--
De i.amenais.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-09
LEGAL NOTICE.
Ordinance No. 20.)
AN ORDINANCE


Entitled: An Ordinance granting privileges
to Swift & Company, its associates, sue
cessors and assigns, to construct and
maintain switch track connecting with
the track of the Louisville G. Nashville
Railroad Company on Tarragona Street,
at a point between Garden and Ro-
mana streets, on the West Side of Tar
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
Gil of the City of Pensacola:
Section l. That there is hereby grant
under the laws of the State of West vir-
ginia, its associates and assigns, the
right privilege and franchise Of construct
ing spur track from point on the line
Company's track on Tarragona Street,
between Garden and Romano Streets,
thence running North along TarraSona
Street over a portion of lots two hundred
seven GOD and three hundred and six,
into and upon lot three hundred and eight
(30S), Old City Of Pensacola, Florida, said
spur track to be constructed in accord
ance with the plat hereto attached mark
ed Exhibit A and made a part of
this ordinance; and the said Swift & Com
pany, or Its assigns, shall have the privil-
eye of causing to be transported thereon
engines and cars and freight for the pro-
motion Of the business to be conducted
on said let.
and privileges hereby granted that the
said spur track shall be constructed IN
a substantial manner, similar to the ex-
listing tracks OF the L. & N Railroad
Company on said street, and 30 to con-
form to the grade and structures of the
said Tarragona Street, and so as not to
obstruct approaches to, and passages over
the same by vehicles and persons, ex-
cept as Is necessary in the ordinary con-
structton and maintenance of the said
track, and said grantee shall at its own
expense relay and repair the paving in
the space between the rails and for at
least eighteen (1S) inches (and so much
more thereof as may be damaged or dis
turbed in the prosecution Of the work
hereby aUthorized) on each side thereof
so as to conform to the established
grade, making the needed repairs with
like material used In said paving, and
shall at all times thereafter keep and
maintain the pavement, sidewalk and
street between the rails and for eigh-
teen inches on each side tfAareof in like
good condition, and shall construct the
necessary storm-water inlet0 and drains
and connect to the storm water sewer
all to the satisfaction of the Board of
Public Works. All work connected with
the tearing UP and relaying of the pave
ment, necessitated by the construction
OF said track, shall be done at the ex-
pense Of said grantee by the Southern
Paving and Construction Company in
accordance with the terms and conditions
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Of its contract with the City, under the
direction, supervision and to the salts
faction of the Board Of Public Works
And whenever the City shall pave or
grade, or otherwise improve the portion
of the street adjacent to the said track
said grantee shall at the same time pave
manner the space between the rails OF
said track and for eighteen US) inches
on either side thereof.
Sec. g. 1t is a condition OF the rights
and privileges hereby granted that the
said Swift & Company, its SUCCESSORS and
assigns, shall erect on said lot three
hundred and eight (30S) within eighteen
IS2 months from the approval Of this
carry on its business at said point; and
that in the event Of the failure OF the
said Swift & Company, or its assigns, to
It shall pay to the City of Pensacola the
sum Of one hundred dollars (S10000) per
year, for each and every year thereafter,
Sec. 1. The rights and privileges
hereby granted shall be subject to ex-
listing ordinances Of the City and such
reasonable regulations as the public SAT-
ETY. and conveniences may require, and
as the Council may from time to time
Sec. 5. That said portion Of said track
lying in the street shall not be used for
the storage of cars and cars shall not
be allowed to stand on same.
Sec. 6. That said track shall be COM
pleted within one year from the date of
the passage Of this ordinance, and all
rights, privileges and benefits granted
unless sooner forfeited, shall continue for
a period Of thirty 600 years.
Sec. Z. That the ordinance approved
December 80, 1910, granting privileges to
Swift & Company, its associates, success
ors and assigns, to construct and main
tain a switch track connecting with the
track of the Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road Company on Tarragona Street, at
a point between Garden and Romano
Streets, on the west side of Trragona
street" and the ordinance approved July
10, 1911, amending said last entitled or
dfnance, be and the same are hereby re-
pealed, and the said Swift q Company
shall by its acceptance Of this ordinance
thereby release and relinquish forever all
the privileges, franchises and rights OF
whatsoever kind granted by said last
mentioned ordinance.
Sec. g. That this ordinance shall take
effect after IT'S passage and approval
upon said grantee within thirty 600 days
thereafter fling in the office Of the City
Clerk fits written acceptance Of this ordi-
nance, and thereby agreeing to IL, and
to each and all the provisions, terms
conditions and stipulations thereof.
Passed September 27th, 1911.
Approved September %, 1911.
Attest: FRANK REILLY.
L. G.. AYMARD, Mayor.
City Clerk. oct26oaw4W
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REWARD.

for information regarding Chester Z,
Timms. Light hair and eyes, 10 years
old. Said to have left Pensacola last
summer on boat as sailor. Send informa-
ton to Pensacola Journal. 8nov1m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR LADIES.

sPIRELLA CORsETs-French designs Of
latest styles. Have your corset made
to order. Measure and orders taken by
Mrs. w. c. Wood, Phone 1853. 19oct1m"
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FURNITURE.

Furniture. Solomon Furniture Co.,
Phone 971. 20 and 20 W. Government.
iune116
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HOTELS.

PARK HOTEL-The only American plan
hotel in the city. Centrally located.
First-cIass rooms and board at Reasonable
rates. 100 East Government St. W L.
Gilmore, Proprietor. 7noy1ws
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EDUCATIONAL.

PENSACOLA COMMERCIAL. & SHORT
HAND SCHOoL-Night and day ses-
sions, 2S2-2Ss Brent Building, Phone 3.
A. Murphy 1880. 2eoct
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Live Stock and Poultry.

POULTRYMEN who feed wheat are get
ting the eggs, are you? Fowls that are
moulting need feather-making feed.
Wheat makes feathers. Get a prime
article at F. S. Mellen & Co. Phone S34.
1sept
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MONEY TOLOAN.

MONEY LOANED on all kinds of per-
sonal property on short notice. Easy
terms. Suburban lots sold on easy pay
ments. ]. B. Gray Co.. 9 w. Romano
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TRUsSES-Fitted by an expert. Relief
and satisfaction guaranteed. Mail ord
ers have prompt attention. The Crys-
tai Pharmacy, Brent Building. 1Sjly1yr
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MY FRUIT AND LUNCH STAND, which
have conducted for eleven years at
S1S South Palafox street. Also a four
room house on 4o-foot lot, at 1913 East
Jackson street, fine location. Reason for
selling, / have property to look after in
another state. Apply to G. A. Dahlstrom,
S1S South Palafox st. 20oct1m"
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One large second hand safe.s
Apply Anderson & Dorr, No. rs East
Government st. 5nov
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CREW NOTICE.
- Neither the captain. own
2f6N ers nor consigneeS of the Ger
HA SIS Heinrich Kayser'' will be
~ responsible for debts con-
tracted by the crew Of said
vessel.
E. r HETTZAdANN,
GULF TRANSIT CO., Captain.
Consignees.
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NOTICE, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER

Notice is hereby given that on and
after November 1st, 1911, the partnership
composed of c. II. Dorr and Walker
Anderson, doing business under the firm
name of Anderson & Dorr, will be dis
solved. The business viii be continued
by Walker Anderson doing business under
his own name, and he win take over All
assets and assume all liabilities of the
above firm.
WALKER ANDERSON.
c. H. DORR.
Referring to the above, We bespeak for
the new firm a continuation of the pat-
ronage so literally granted the old Arm.
WALKER ANDERSON.
c. H DORR 1novirn