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FARM COLUMN.
1LAX KKKD.
It will be R long while, in the West,
before furiners will bo induced generally
to purcliHHe oil meal for their stock, Uut
reully there ix no reason why they should.
The oil which is in llax Heed i about all
there is in the meal which is valuable for
stock. And it looks like folly for farm
ers who can cheaply raic the seed, to buy
the meal when nearly all of the oil is
pressed out of it. And now is the time
for farmers to bow a small quantity of
llax for use among their stock. It is all
of inestimable value on the farm. Flax
(straw is far superior to anything else for
bedding for hogs. When they sleep in
this, they have no skin diseases, such as
mange, scurvy, etc. And with the new
practice of raising calyes without running
to the cow, it is almost impossible to get
nlong safely without the use of llax seed,
in order to keep the bowels of calves in
a safe condition. Skim milk and llax
seed or oil meal gruel cm easily make
calf food as rich and nourishing as new
milk. And for this purpo.se one quart
of pure llax seed is worth five quarts, of
dry pressed oil meal. Besides grinding
a small quantity of llax seed with oata,
corn or barley, for all classes of stock, is
a grand appetizer and promoter of health.
And now is the time for farmers to pre
pare to raise flaxseed for their own use.
Joiva Register.
EAItLV POTATOES.
It is a luxury to have early fresh grown
vegetables, provision must be made for
their early growth. Early potatoes sure
ly cannot be grown if they are not plant
ed, and in order to aid their earliness of
maturity they should be brought into a
Condition to be strong and vigorous to
hasten their growth as soon as placed in
the ground. To do this bring some seed
into the light and in a warm room;
they will soon begin to develop sprouts
which will increase- in vigor if the tubers
arc kept properly moistioned; let the
sprouts grow to some length as soon as
the soil is suitable plant in the ground.
The advance thus made will be surpris
ing. The American.
STARTING PLANTS.
If no hot bed is made and there is no
green-house in which to do it, plants for
early setting should be started in the
Lvouse. Tomatoes, lettuce, cabbages,
peters and cucumbers can be started in
thisTay and if properly attended to will
give quick returns for au early crop.
Plants in good soil well enriched in box
es over which glass may be placed to
prevent a too rapid evaporation of mois
ture. Do not plant until the soil is
warm and then give proper attention; as
the plants gain in size transplant into
other boxes or pots so as to give more
room, and to induce a vigorous growth.
Transplant t the open soil as soon as
practicable . Ex.
TrEES IX NEBRASKA.
Atlanta, Ga., Constitution: Fifteen
years ago it was thought that trees would
not grow in Nebraska. The experiment
was made and it has succeeded splendidly.
Nebraska originated Arbor day and no
other state in the union has reaped such
benefits from this institution. It is esti
mated that 12,000,000 trees were planted
on the first Arbor day in Nebraska.
Millions more have been added on each
seeding anniversary of this tree feast.
Georgia will celebrate her second Arbor
day next November. She ought to catch
the spirit of this important occasion as
Nebraska has done.
Agricultural Items.
The average tiller of the soil lacks
faith in Providence, the season, and his
farm.
Who takes care of the Kausas baby
while ma. pa, and the hired girl are at
the poljp.
The elephant always travels with a
trunk; the cow gets along nicely with
only a bag.
"Scratch a Russian, you find aTartar."
Scratch Hatch, you unmgsk a bulk
iPreeders' Gazette.
It is considered an unsafe policy for a
farmer to stake every interest of his farm
on one single crop.
G. W. Wood, of Monono county, has
eown this spring 2,000 acres to grass, us
ing $1,500 worth of grass seed.
April was a good month for farmin,
More corn was planted in April thi3 year
than had been done for many years.
If you suffer pricking pains on mov-
or cannot bear bright light,
sight weak and failing.
'Mtly use Dr. J. n. He
Eye Salve. 25 cents
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Washington Letter.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
Washington, May 12thr 18S7.
Secretary Lamar did not attend the
State dinner given in honor of the (Jut-on
o' the Sandwich Iblands at the White
House on Friday evening, and gossips
were ready with an explanation. They
saiil it was on account of the complexion
of the dusky sovereign. This accusitiou
made it necessary, of course, for the sec
retary to come forward with his own ex
planation. He said the true instigation
of his non-appearance was neuralgia, from
which he has suffered ever since that
memorable oration at the unveiling of
the Calhoun statute in Charleston. He
further vouchsafed the information that
he ver3' much regretted his inability to
sit at dinner with Hawaii's queen, which
he felt would have been a very high
honor.
Kapiolani could not but be pleased
with her reception at the United States
capital if distinguished attentions were
what she most desired. Victoria could
scarcely have had more honors done her
iu the same length of time than did the
queen of the little kingdom in the Pa
cific. The president's wife returned her
call at the White House in less than two
hours the limit allowed by the royal eti-
quette in returning visits.
The ladies of the cabinet and the mem-
bers of tho cabinet called on the queen at
her hotel. An entertainment was jriven
in her honor at the Hawaiian legation ae I
well as at the White House, and a review Miss Nellie IJeardsley was'agreeably
of troops was made for her benefit. She surprised last Monday evening by a num
was taken around to the sights of the city ber of her friends dropping in upon her
by a committee of reception. The Unit-
ed States steamer. Desnateh. carried her
to Mount Vernon where she was the re-
cipient of various other attentions from
private organizations and from private
but distinguished individuals.
The royal visitor attended two Ameri
can amusements whila here the races and
the circus. At the latter place there was
nothing to distinguish her majesty's seat
from those around her, not even a 'cush
ion. She had to sit on the hard board
bench just like her common neighbors.
There was nothing official connected with
her visit there, which was made at her
own suggestion, and of course she took
her lot with the common herd. It was
not even known that her royalty was pre
sent, and she was permitted to walk
through the three inch-deep dust in pass
ing in and out of the grounds as entirely
free from any pressure of public atten
tion as if she had been nobody in partic
ular. The queen scarry spoke to her com
panions during the performance, and the
noisy racket of the clowns seemed to have
no satisfaction for her, but when the ele
phant tossed the clown about the ring it
made her laugh, and when the clown's j
turn came to batter the gigantic beast out I
of breath and finally lay him prostrate in
the arena, (the elephant having been
trained to lie down)her majesty guffawed
outright.
On the queen's trip to Mount Vernon,
"nice customs courtesy to kino-s," was
rigidly observed. She was escorted to I
tha steamer past a line made up of of- j
ficers of the navy yard gathered to do j
her homage, while a royal salvo of twen- J
ty-one guns was fired. Inside the cabin J
Kapiolani found herself the center of a
distinguished company. The diplomatic j
corps was generously represented by the I
ministers from Chili, Venezuela, the Neth
erlands, Austria, Japan Turkey Switzer-
and, the Russian "Charge d' affaires1',
and the Chinese secretary of legation.
Our own government was represented
by officials of the war, state and navy de-
mrtnients, members of the Supreme Court J
and by members of the senate and house
committeef on foreign relations, besides I pledge ourselves to do our utmost to se
sixty or seventy other persons of recog- J cure prohibition in both state and nation.
nized importance in politics and society. I
The commander of the Dispatch made j
a little speech of welcome to the queen, I
in which he informed her that by order J
of the secretary of the navy who deligth- 3. That we extend our thanks to the
ed in doing any service to a beautiful pastor, Rev. J. T. Minehart, to the mem
woman, he would place her in command bers of the Grace M. E.. church, and to
of the vessel. Queen Kalioni was evi- the Woman's Foreign Missionary society
dently unprepared for a speech. She Gf St. Paul's church for their cordial hos
seemcd slightly embarrassed, fidgeted pitality.
with her fan a moment, hesitated, and
spoke slowly, expressing her regrets that
her limited command of English would
only allow her to say that she was de-
lighted with the hospitality of the Amer -
ican people.
When they arrived at Mount Vernon
the commanding officer besought the
queen's gracious permission to cast an- I place for the next session of the associa
chor. At this point she depricated too I tion a year hence.
much attention and said "Please do
whatever is customary or required by the
occassion." But he was not to be baffled
in regard to the dues of royalty, and
whenever he wanted to fire a salute,start
the vessel or run up a flag, he followed
royal ceremonies to the letter.
Faults of digestion cause disorders
of the liver, and the whole system be
comes deranged. Dr. J. II. McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier
cp the process or digestion ana as
n, ana tuus mates pure diooo.
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trade dollar
-quite
Weeping Water Items
Weeping Water Republican.
Mrs Tliorngate is remodeling her resi
dence on the corner of "I" and CVmmor
cial street.
J. K. Kennedy is building a dwelling
on his lots jut east of Mrs. Shelton's.
IX T. Dudley is building a freezing
room on the corner of his lot, next to the
alley.
IJokx, to Mr. and Mrs. Mathey Spader,
residing six miles northeast of Weeping
Water, on Tuesday morning, a ten pound
girl.
The sidewalk at the postoffice has been
raised ami the steps in the walk dispensed
with, an improvement that will be appre
ciated by the public.
Mr. Metcalf, teamster, had the misfor
tune to have one of his horses laid up
Monday with a broken leg. He was go
ing down a hill with a load, when the
neck-yoke broke and let the loaded wag
on run onto the horse, causing the break
as mentioned above.
Mel Swearengcn, Mr. Hoot, the night
operator, and Fred Micklcvtait went to
Hiawatha, Kansas, on Saturday, to attend
the Masonic lodge, and see Micklewait
take a tlegree.
J. M. Conner, a stone mason from
Eagle, moved his family to Weeping
Water, Monday. They live in the Coon
property on the south side. Mr. Conner
will work on the church as soon as he
tfets Norton's side walk done which he
'3 now laying.
nu epenuing several hours in enjoying
themselves with music, games, &C. Miss
Nellie received several nice preseits and
er sixteenth birthday will long be re-
niembered as a bright spot in the lives of
all present.
From the Eagle.
James Kenedey has commenced the
erection of a dwelling house, on his nice
lots on Eldora Avenue size 24x28.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rockwell of Manly
spent a part of last week in this city.
They were the guests of S. W. Orton.
An additional side track has been put
in at the Stone works, capable of hold
ing a whole train of crushed stone.
Conductors Micklewait and Bakea
took a short lay off last week, they im
proved their time in visiting f reud3.
Mrs. Amelia Sayles of Yankton Dako
ta, was here last .week, attending the
marriage of her son Eugene. Jhe return
ed to her northern home Friday.
Close of the Ministerial Associa
tion A Very Profitable Gathering.
From the Lincoln Journal of May 13th.
The District Ministerial association of
the Methodist preachers of Lincoln dis-
trict resumed its session in the Grace
church vesterdav mornini?.
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After the opening devotional exercises
by Rev. J. D. M. Buckner and the appro
val of the minutes of yesterday's session,
the programme as published was taken
up.
"The Four Points of Methodism: Heart
Conversion, Assurance, Christian exper
ience an(j Sanctiffication," were fully and
ably treated by E. J. Bird, of Palmyra,
anci j. j). j Buckner, of Roca. These
papers were discussed at length by the
association. The discussion of the sub-
jcct consumed most of the session.
Ths committee on resolutions, consist
ing of E. J. Bird and J. T. Roberts, pre
sented the following report which was
unanimously adopted:
1. That we rejoice in the rapidly
spreading prohibition sentiment in our
country, reaffirm our conviction that
tL,e regulation of the liquor trafic by li-
cense, high or low, is morally wrong,and
2. That we heartilly endorse the Wom-
ans christian Temperance Union, and
w;n co-operate with it to the best of . our
ability.
j 4. That we express our appreciation
J of the urbanity and impartiality with
I which our presiding elder, Rev. William
J G. Miller, D. D., has presided over our
1 deliberations.
I The presiding elder and the Lincoln
I pastors' were constituted a emmittec to
I arrange the programme and select the
I After providing for the expenses of
I the session the association adjourned, all
I reioicin" over the very enjoyable time
that had been spent together.
The quality of the blood depends
much upon good or bad digestion and
assimulation; to make the blood rich, in
I life and strength giving constituents, use
- 1 Dr. J. II. McLean's Strengthening Cordial
I and Blood Purifier; it will nourish the
I properties of the blood iom which the
- 1 eiemcnt9 of vitality are drawn. - 8-mi
1 . .
I .The Bombay ttuzeir e
,ce u
as I girls as com--
Beware of Ointments for aCtarrh
that Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucus surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do are ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney fc Co., Toledo, Ohio, contains
no mercury, and is taken internnlly, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's
Catarrh Cure be sure that you get tne
genuine, it is taken internally and mads
in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney &. Co.
C2?Sold by Druggist, price 75 cents per
bottle. 7-ml
The prohibition campaign in Texas
is evidently destined to be far more
closely contested and exciting than any
of those in which tho Republicans and
Democrats, as such, confronted each oth
er. In the present canvass party lines
are broken, and the Prohibitionists are
displaying a strength which the Republi
cans in recent years have never been able
to show. As Reagan, Maxey and many
of the prominent Democrats of the State
are enthusiastic Prohibitionists, who will
take an active part in the campaign, the
contest will be the most doubtful up to
the close of the polls on election day of
any which has been waged in the Lone
Star State since the close of the recon
struction period. Globe Dt-m.
Their Business Booming.
Probably no one thing has caused suc h
a general revival of trade at F. G. Fricke
& Co.'s drug store as their giving away
of so many free trial bottles of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption. Their
trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that it al
wnjrs cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis. Croup
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting a trial bottle free, large size $1.
Every bottle warranted. (3)
The cowboys have a language of
their own .uhich no "tenderfoot" may
attain unto until he has served his novi
tiate. They call a horse herder a "horse
wrangler" and a horse breaker a "bronco
buster." Their steed is often a "cayuse,"
and to dress well is to "rag proper."
When a cowboy goes out on the prairie
he "hits the flat." Whisky is "family
disturbance," and to eat is to "chew."
His hat is a "cady," his whip a "quirt,"!
his rubber coat a "slicker," his leather
overalls are "chaps" or "chapperals," and I
. I
his revolver is a "45." Bacon is "over-1
land trout" and unbranded cattle
"mavericks."
are
Enjoy Life.
What a truly beautiful world we live
in! Nature gives us grandeur of mount
ains, glens and oceans, and thousands of
means of enjoyment. We can desire no
better when in perfect health; but how
often do the majority of people feel like
giving it up disheartened, discouraged
and worn out with disease, when there is
Tin nri9:!nn fnr tills fflplinor na fiV'Prv Sllf-
, . , , . ,
ferer can easily obtain satisfactory prooi, I
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tWBlUreens AtigilSl cower will rnaKC t!le world. '1 he wearer feels the warmth, life
thom fmn from diyeatie nj vh n linrn I and Totalization iii three minutes after put
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint are the of pi ice Send your address for the i-New De
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direct causes of seventy-five per cent, of
such maladies as Billiousness, Indigest
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Palpitation of the Heart, and other dis
tressing symptoms. Three doses of August
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Sample bottles 10 cents. Try it. (1)
Lightning is going to strike in Du
buque and Davenport, and it will hit the
saloons. They don't think so. They
never do until they are hit. But they
are going to be hit now very shortly.
Lincoln Jounal.
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DAr, permanent uu wuipicio
cures of bilious and intermitten diseases,
mads by Prickly Ash Bitters. "Dyspep
sia, general debility, habitual constipa
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disinfects, cleanses and eliminates all
malaria. Health and vigor are obtained
more rapidly and permanently by the use
of this great natural antidote than by any
other remedy heretofore known. As a
blood purifier and tonic it brings health,
rpnPffPfl pnprirv and vitality to a worn
renewed energy ana yiiaiity 10 a orn
and diseased body.
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The Connecticut House of Represen
tatives has passsed a bill making women
eligible to election on district school
boards.
In the decline of life, infirmities be-
j set Us to which our youth and maturity
were strangers, our kidneys and liver are
subject to derangement, bat nothing
equals Dr. J. II. McLean's Liver and Kid
ney Balm as a regulator of these organs.
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o 1
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'HE superiority of Corallne over horn
or whalebone has now been dem
onstrated by over six years exper
ience. It ia more durable, more
pliablo. more comfortable, and NEVER
BREAKS.
The immense sale of these Corsets Is
now over 7000 daily.
Beware of worthless imitations boned
with various kinds of cord.
None are genuine unless "Dr. War
ner'a Coraline"ia printed on Inside of
tne stoel covor.
T0B 8 ALE BY ALL LEADING MERCHANTS.
WArIErBPvO,;
257 & 259 Btats Stmt,
CHICAOO, ILL.
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AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP,
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, and general jobbing
av now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
of farm and other machinery, as there
is a good lathe in my shoj .
PETER RAUEN,
The old Reliable Wagon Make!
has taken charge ot the wagon Biiop
He is well known as a
NO. 1 WORKMAN.
New W futons and Bneciei made i
and Hngcles
wraer
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"I'll make assurance doubly sure and take a
bond."
Midland Guarantee and Trust Coip'y.
CAPITAL, $:;00,000.
Incorporated under the Laws of Nebraska, and
luthoricd to act as FISCAL ana
TKAXKEtt AGENTS,
and as Tiustees for Estates, Corporations, Ma
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THIS Company will furnish ABSTRACTS OF
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Sarpv Counties from full and correct set of Ab
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A. C. Powell, Sec. and Treas.
J. M. ROBINSON, Agent,
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We have 75 pounds of good bourgeois
J type, which we will sell for 20 cents per
J pOUnd, also 250 pounds nonpariel type,
j for 25 cents per pound, and 50 pounds
iong primer, for 30 cents per pound-
Itch', Prairie Mange, and Scratches of
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WINE OF IRON.
THEC&EiTCOISTITCTlOIlL KEIEAT.
For Debility, DitMpils,
Wmkitn, l.Hyfaor, 1mov
rrl.bil snd MlHtfiil.h t'li-.ul
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frtlte, lkmn(Bfal mf th
.Ur, Narrouiarii, Pwlpltt
llun oflbc llmrt, Cld Pert.
umbnrii, Pvatale Wemfcu
ne. Mod la run mil disorder
Hrlilng from at Law Mtato (
(he blood, and m Disordered
Condition or the Dl(stlv
Oriitnl.
lu effect on the human sritetn la
MARVELOU8.
Rr exiMtlnu tha utomach to perfect
oiKomion or 1000. 11 Tiricn etui
atrwiiKthena tbe blood, Klvlnc too
and viuor to tne wnoie annum, tne
ifluw or bealtb, elastic atopa, aul
buoyaut niirlu. glvtnv ample evi
dence of its beneficial effucta.
If constipated use liewnlr'ith'a
Gelatine-Coated Blood and Llrer
Pills. They com no niorettian other
Ak rour Uruuslst for Hesselroth's 8wei
laxative pins, ana are
superior. A
ifii wtneor
anil llennelrotb's Mood and l.lvrr fills (Xic.
ron (i'nee si per Momn; oix itoiuvs.soi.
pei
box; live boxes, (l), or aeua direct to
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CITY HOTEL.
This beautiful three story brick structure. on
tower Maid Htreet. has Junt been finished and
dtted up for the accommodation of
TRANSIENT CUSTOMER
REGULAR BOARDERS.
EVERY THING NE AND CLEAN
C-oed Bar
In connection with the a
llouHe.
FRED GOO., rrop.
WiD Glasses, A;
ATTENTION.
e are now prt.
pined to furuinh all classed with employ men t
tt home, the whom oi the time, or lor tneir
spare moments. Uufiuess new, light aud proi-
;tnble. l'crsoiis of either sex easily earn irom
VI cent" to $5 on oer evening, and a proportlon-
11 wuiii iiy tievotniK an ineir nine iv mo uu.i
less. Hoys and jjirla earn nearly as luucli as
ncii. ThiituU who ee th's may eud their
I'li'.iess and n-t the btisinexH. we make tliU
tier. To such a are not well satisfied we wlU
end one dollar to pay for the trouble of wrlt
iiK, Kull pni ticulars and outfit free. Addrew
;kihhk St in son & Co., l'oitland, Maine.
THE CITIZENS
PLATTSMOUTII. - NEBRASKA.
CAPITAL, - S75.000;
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'RANK CAUKUTli. JOS. A. CONNOR.
President. Vite-Presldent.
W. H. CUSniNQ. Caehier.
DIKKCTOKB
Frank Carrutb, J. A. Connor. F. R. Gutl rrann,
J. W. Johueou. Henry Bo-clf , John O'Keefe,
W. D. M rriaui. Win. Weteucamp, W,
n. dishing.
transacts a General Banking Buijiness. All
Who have any Banking business to transact
are invited to call. No matter hew
lart-'e or t!iiall the tranractiou, it
will receive our careful attention,
and we promise always cour
teous treatment.
Indues Certificates of Deposits bearing interest
' Buys and sells Foreign Exchange, County
and Citv securities.
Bank Cass County
LUCotner Mala and Sixth Streets.
X.ATTSMOTJTH 2STDB3S
, C. H.
1 J M.
PA KM E I.E. President. I
PATTKKSON. Cashier, f
rransacts a General Banting Business
HiailEST CASH. PRICII
Paid for County and City Warrant
COLLECTION MADS
and promptly remitted for.
(OIBXOCTOBa
H.P&rmele, J. M. Patterson.
Fred Gerder, A. B. Smith.
it. B. Windham. M. Morrisey,
James Patterson. Jr.
ony kitzokbald, s. Wacom.
President. C&abier
FIRST NATIONAL
OF PLATTSMOUTH. NKBRA8KA.
2erstne very best facilities for the prompt
transaction of legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS, f
Hocks, Bonds. Gold, (rovernrnent and Loa
Securitie Bought and Sold, Deposits recelr
ed and interest allowed on time Crtitt-
cates. L'rart drawn, available lu any
part of the r ntted Htate and all
the principal towns ot
Europe.
Collections made & promptly remit'
Highest market prices paid for Cour'
State sxd County Bod '
DIRECTORS'
SELECTED
I famuBa
"raid
r.
proof-f
- year for $2,25.