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THE DAIL.Y BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS-FRIDAY. JUNE 5 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Friday Morning , Juno 5 (
auMCfuraioN JUTRS , ,
vlit * * i " " 0 CODW. pwi OD
B/Siu - - - - " - 110.00 pet rear
MINOB MENTION ,
A regular meotlnj ? cf Fidelity council
No. 1BO , R. A. , will bo hold this evening.
Stray cows are now being picked up by
' and Into the
the mar hal's force put
pound ,
No decisions In the Injunction cases.
The judges are still reading up the au
thorities , and pondering.
To-morrow Is the time set for knowing
whether Aylesworth or Loolbonrow is the
judge of the district court.
The Bcml-annnnl sottlumont of the
board of supervisors and the county
treasurer was madn yesterday.
Roller la offering great bargains at hi
merchant tailoring establishment , No.
310 Broadway. See his [ goods and got
his prices.
At the prlza contest to-night the doors
will bs kept cloicd whllo the speaking is
in progress , so that the audience may not
bo disturbed.
Prices still lower at the Boston Boot
and Shoo Store , Immense stock of
"Newport" button and ties , also other
atylos at unheard-of prices.
Lightning , on Wednesday night , struck
n tree at the corner of Madison and
Knoppor street * , giving the residents In
that vicinity a lively shock.
The chief of the fire department , Oapt ,
Elobcr , did not turn out to the fire yes
terday morning. Walters was on hand
and took charge of the work.
The requisition papers were being got
out yesterday to bring Mary French back
from the other sldo cf the river , she beIng
Ing the woman who went through the
house where she was given lodging the
other night.
B. F. Stovlck and Miss Ella DeLong
wore last night happily united in mar
riage at the residence of E. A. Spoonor ,
and at once commence keeping house in
the now residence , corner of Washington
.avenue and Harrison street.
It Is stated that the barber's Intended
who BO suddenly loft for parts unknown.
Miss Ida Dlggo , with her lover's presents ,
also ran off with another fellows gold
watch and fifty dollars. Miss DJggs1
whereabouts still remains a mystery , and
Jake a wiser barber.
The prize speaking of the high school
takes place this evening at the opera
homo , and promises to bo a very inter
esting entertainment , whllo the purpose
Is one worthy cf generous encourage
ment. The judges selected for the award
ing of the prizes are N. P. Dodge , L
W. Tnlley , D. 0. Bloomer , Mrs
Horace Everett and Mrs. Charles Officer ,
Vic Bayard , the barber who la em
ployed by the 'Tiro Jakes , " yesterday
wont over to Omaha to look np his has
girl , who , it was reported , had sklppc
along with the girl of one of the Jakes ,
who left her Intended husband ( as ho
thought ) , so suddenly. Vic found his girl
and returned feeling much better than
when ho left.
Mr. 0. H. Sholea , the new editor of
the Evening 'Herald , began his duties
yoitcrday , and opened up with a neat ,
modest salutatory. Ho is a young man
of good ability , and although not experi
enced in the management of a great daily ,
yet ho has the material for the making
of an editor of more than ordinary wottb.
Personally , ho is popular , and the Herald
will , under hia management , continue to
grow and prosper. Mr. Spencer , who
retires , has been somewhat crippled in
hlo work by not having the physical ,
otrongth and health to endure the ardu
ous duties of the position , but ho has
done much to build np the paper , and
has many friends whose beet withes will
go with him into whatever field ho may
decide to ontor. He h now thinking of
locating in Nebraska.
Read Judd fc Smith's offer of § 1,000
reward in another column ,
PEUSONAIj.
Mr . R. T. Bryant Is reported as quite 111 ,
Mra. Mark JJuryeo baa gene to Cedar
Itapida on a visit to her old home ,
Mrs. John W. Hosier loft yesterday for o
riiort visit to her parents in riatUmoutb ,
Neb.
Neb.J.
J. A. Towers took a trip up to Mtaourl
Valley yesterday In the interettsof the Singer
macbice.
Copt. B. 1) ) , Frainey has arrived from
Washington , ana will remain for a tlmo with
his relatives here ,
A , Alexander , of Chicago , ono of the best
known CDminorclal tourists , was m tha city
yesterday on his way back from Cayenne.
Thomas McCao has returned from Chicago
and is ( pending n few days with liii friend
liera befora proceeding to Nebtaiha to visll
his folks ,
0. D , Harmon and wife last evening cele
brated their first wedding anniversary by en-
terUIniDg a few of their friends In a hoppj
tea-party.
Substantial abstracts of title and rea'
citato loans. J , W. & K. L. Squire , 101
Pearl street.
An Kurly Illaze ,
The fire department was called out ai
about 1 o'clock yesterday morning by the
blazing up of a gasoline stove In the
FJumlr , The thssi coinmunlcitod to n
pile of straw in the buomnit , which had
been used around imported btor botlloi ,
und the einoke wai sodeiuo tint the fire-
mm lud to crawl into ttro building ,
dragging the rose otter them , and It wai
uluioit inipoaiibla to work to any advent-
( we , but R stream was put on , and the
Was * put n * before there was any ( pe
dal damage done.
CLAIMING A CHILD ,
ThcContislBiinisOHiSerloniGliarEes
Against All Goiicornefl ,
Mother ami Daughter at
heads.
An intcresUng habo&s corpus case VTIXB
decided by Judge AylosTtorth , of the sa-
porior court , yesterday. The caao was
from Clay , Ilntrlion connty , and the
parties concerned wore relatives , the pe
titioner being a grandmother who wnntod
possession of her granddaughter , and who
claimed that her own daughter , the
mother of the child , was anything hut
pure , while the daughter claimed _ the
eamo sad fact about her own mother.
The petitioner was Mrs. Nancy Coifing ,
and in her ttatomcnt aha claims that
aho ought to have poaioiaiou
of her granddaughter , n girl twelve years
of ego , who has , she claims , lived with
her nearly all the time tlnco her baby ,
hood , and has boon cared for and sup
ported by hor. She claims that the child
Is now being held in unlawful restraint
by Ellas Pcgg , trho has been lewdly co
habiting with Mrs. Margaret Asher , the
mother of the little girl. It Is claimed
that Pogg took the child away from her
grandmother on the 28th of May last ,
his purpose being to suppress her evidence
In an action pending against Pogg and
Mrs. Aahor on a charge of lowdness. As
Pogg la no relation to the little girl , the
grandmother wanted the court to make
him giro up posaesolon of the child , and
further sot up the claim that the mother
of the girl is not a fit person , morally or
financially to have charge of hor.
The other side of the case mas a denial
of the charge that Mr. Pegg and Mrs.
Aahcr were unduly Intimate. Pogg do-
nlod that ho had the custody of the
child , and ho made counter-charges
against Cerfilng , claiming that aho was a
woman of bad ropnto , and not a fit per
son to have the child. In the hearing of
the case the judge thought ( no evidence
did not show that Peg ? had taken the
child , or that ho had hor. It seemed
that the child was taken away from the
grandmother's houeo by the mother , and
that the only connection that Pogg had
with the matter was that ho engaged the
team for the woman to go after the child.
The caao was therefo'ro dismissed.
A CHAIN OF EVIDENCE ,
It llcsultcd in Convicting the Presi
dent of the Y. M , O. A , of
liarcony.
Yesterday afternoon there waa a drawIng -
Ing card in Justice Fralnoy's cautr , It
b.ing the trial cf Dr. Montgomery ot :
the charge of petit larceny. The prominence
nenco of the doctor , and bla position as
president of the yoang men's chrletlan
association , and aa ono of the loaders in
the prohibitory movement , created apocla
interest In the crowd , and there -naa ovl
dent a feeling among many of the ungod
ly that ho ahonld be punished whether o
no. The testimony waa about as out
lined in yesterday's BEE , there being n
dispute about the fact that the doctor had
possession of the glrl'a gold chain , the
controversy being over the question aa to
whether ho stole It , or whether he was
legitimately holding the chain aa aecurlty
for his bill , he having been treating the
girl. The doctor claimed that he had
given the girl credit for $10 , and had
told her that she could redeem the chain
at any tlmo by paying the money. Ho
explained that she waa at the tlmo out of
her head and not expected to llvo and ho
thought that aomo ono might ateal the
chain , which waa Ijing on the stand ,
and ao ho took it. Afterwards one of
the Ovorton boys , who wore interested
in the prosecution of the case , came to
the doctor with a written order for tbo
chain , but ho would not give it up. The
doctor claimed in court that ho held the
chain by virtue of a lion on account of
professional services. The girl claimed
that aho did net think that she would
have to pay anything , as the doctor was
running a frco dispensary , and that in
'act aho did not order the doctor ,
but being taken ill at tha Revera house ,
Mr. St. John , ono ot the proprietor ,
wont for the doctor. Mr. St. John alao
testified that it waa Ills understanding
that the doctor waa not to charge the girl
anything , she being poor and without
fzionda. The justice , in rendering his
decision , remarked that ho did not know
of ony law by which a physician could
thna take a lion on a gold chain to eocnro
his bill , and ttat ho should have to find
the doctor guilty , and ho imposed a fine
of § 10 and coats , and placed the aopeal
bonds at $300.
The doctor had not decided latt even
ing whether ha would appeal or not. He
aaid ho wanted to wash hla handa of the
whole affur , and denounced the prosecu
tion as malicious and the decision unjust.
Considering the prominence and reputa
tion < ? f the doctor It la a rather hard
pinch to bo thus placed on the records at
guilly of larceny.
Bloro Dimes MIIUII uollnrs ,
The dime museum seems to bo in bad
luck , A short time ago ono of the pro
prietors , Sanders , was missing , and all
aorta of tumors about him were flying in
the air ; and now the other proprietor , J
NY. Palmer , has gone , leaving some
mourning creditors. It la catd that he
has gene to Minneapolis in companj
with two gentlemen named Tlbbits and
Wilson. Ho left about $2CO to bo dl-
, , vlded up among the creditors , and mnoli
moro than that ia due on salaries. H
II. Martens baa takou Ilia bu'lneis , he
being the owner ot the building , and thli
action being ncottsaty aa the rent wa <
behind. Ho will continue to run the
museum for a week or BO , and may fine
it to hla advantage to ran it longer. The
museum and thoalro started in with i
big ruah of business , and promised to b <
a permanent and profitable enterprise
but mienunagemont haa brought it tt
grief.
Nonce ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , Iowa , May 28,1885 ,
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annuil meeting of the itcckhohlers of tbe
Council Bluffi City WaUr Works com-
piny will bo bold at the cilice of the com
pany , No. 20 Pearl trcot , in the city of
Gouucll Hlufi * ' , Iowa , rn Wednoiday , the
10th day of Juno , 1885 , at 2 o'clock , p.
m , for the election ( f directors to serve
Ilia eneniup year , and the transaction of
neb other business as tray lawfully come
ba'ore it ,
The transfer books of the company
J will close on Wednesday , the id ) day of
Juno , 1885 , at 3 o'clock , p. m , , and will
reopen cm Thursday , the llth day of
June , 1885 , at 10 o'clock , a. m.
By order cf the board of director ? .
S. W. HOPKINS , vln , Secretary.
A "FBEE" MASON.
lie "Won't bo Ono tionp , If Ho Is
Once Ontiftlit ,
The young man George Mason , whoso
actions in connection with the tlll-tnpplng
at Molntyro'n store were narrated in yes
terday's ' BEE , seems to have a rather bad
record before this event. It now appears
that before entering the employ of Mr.
Mclntiro ho was engaged In soliciting
orders for Mr. Samuel Tatc , and that
gentleman says that ho fonnd Mason was
collecting money and not turning it over
to him. Ho therefore discharged him ,
and wrote the facts to Mvson's father ,
who is an attorney in Wottfiold , N , Y. ,
and the latter wrote in return that ho
was not surprised , as ho had been caused
much trouble before by his son's actions.
Ho wonted Mr. Tate to retain the young
man In his employ at a small salary , and
give him a chance ta square the matter
up , but this request was not granted.
It is reported the young man in skipping
out of town forgot or neglected to settle
his beard bill with Mrs. I'ortcrfiold , the
amount duo bolng about eighteen dollars.
Mr. Tata Is thinking strongly of having
him brought back hero to answer a charge
of embezzlement.
Not n Hnfo Tncklo ,
A cafe weighing 2,500 pounds was being
ing taken np the stairs at No. 12 South
Main street yesterday into the office of
the Mutual life and accident association ,
when some part of the tackling broke
and the eafo foil crashing through the
stairway , bnt fortunately injuring no
ono.
Cobs at George Hoaton's , G23 Broad
way. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Cesspools ana vaults cleaned Address ,
R. &K. , BEE office.
Mammoth Dime Museum
AND THEATER.
6th Avc. and Pearl Street , ( Formerly Martin's
Kink. )
J. W. PAIMF.E , Proprietor.
CARPENTER'S MAMMOTH
COi
TWENTY PEOPLE.
Every Evening for Two Weeks.
CommencingJWonday , , June 2tl
In Our Ourio Hll :
Replete with new curiosities every week.
. SOEUKZ.
OWICB oven AMERICAS EXPRESS
COUNCIL BLUFFS. TO w A
THE BEST THING OUT
FOB
Washing & Bleaching
In Hard or Soft , Hot or Cold Water.
BAVKS LABOR , TUIK and SOAP AMAZINGLY , and gives ,
nnlversalsatlsfactlon. No family rich or poor should
be without It.
Sold by all grocerr. EKITARR of Imitations well do-
glgnei to mislead. PKAIILI.NH Is the ONLY BAPK Ubor
Having compound and uln ays boara the above Bym
bol and name ot
JAMES PYLB NEW YORK.
Djiivril * . JJUtigft , fevcc wul AKU < S ft
ciitlv ) Off tni. A few drcpl Imptrtaikltflaui
l o/chimpan * , inillo > U nmffitf flriaVU Try II ,
fMUUrMu. AikTnrtmeer c > r drrnU ta U
. y. r.
nnMetttr'sEtcin.
achCHtcrsoonqucra
" d prevents mala.
rial/cvere , dj jior-
sla , ( lironfo c)8t- !
pttlfln , a tendency
to kldror and blad
der ailments and
rheumatism , and Is
of the greatest lalue
In cases cf lijdily
wcakneai. ( .Id peo-
1 bale greatly aided
bylf.aurtltlabljhly
, renlccable to con
valescents and
la ioIri ( 'e'lcate '
h'i - I I' , uioro-
f.r , i u Iu | med-
I'luu la t.ko nith
one on Ion ; jour-
_ _ _ _ _ uoye , and counter-
lets the tllccti i f mental exhiuMlon. For * sale by
oil DrJgulbti aid dmlcrs generally.
,
Ueckin ; ; jicrfect restoration to health , full
iiiitnhuuil ami cxuul vl or ivltliout
Ntoiuncli DruRuliiK , should send fur Trea-
tlsoou the Jtlnruiuii liolim. YOUIIR men and
others w bo aufTjr from Jiriroiiiiand jihysl-
cal tlchlllly , nxliuiuluil vllullly , ] ire >
liiituru il < rllii . Viirlcorelc , Ac. , are
BVpoclilly licuefltod by consulting its contents.
Diseases of the I > r < i liit Qliiiul , Kliliit > y
ami ItliKlilor cftfctmlly cured Kndorsod
by lliouKHinli who ha > been cured. Adopted
In HoipltJla and by l-Jiyaiclaua in Kuropo and
America. Eealnrj'rralUofreo. Address
rOH REKEDV CO. cr DR. D. TREBEOV7 ,
40 Wool 14th St. . New Vork.
TBRflKEN SPRING VEHICLES.
OVER 400,000ffin , EN USE.
HARKNES ROTH
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
CARPETS CARPET ;
'I '
A large stock and choice patterns. Prices clear down.
DryGoods , Dry ods
All the"novelties in Dress Goods , Silks and White Goods , Always Lowest Prices
We make a suecialtv of Store Shadings ? Office Mattings , the furnishing of churches
offices and public buildings *
Harkness Bros , 401 Broadway Oouncil Bluffs I
Norene & Landstrom ,
Merchant Tailors
Suits to order In l&teat styles at cheapest poissib prices.
prices.No.
No. 205 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
W.'P. ' A.YLESWOKTH ,
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and B.itisfaction guaranteed. .Frame bout ,
moved on Little Giant trucks , the beat in the world.
W. P. AYLSWORTH.
1010 Ninth Street , Council BIuBa
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will tell in retail or carload lota
II Stock Warranted as Reoresented
Wholesale and retail dealers In 0rain and Baled Hay. Prices reasonable
.
sonable Satisfaction Guaranteed.
SOIHILTJTEDEi So BOOLE'S"
Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
fcLJU CEUCsTIIX
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
505 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
The only all night house in the city. Everything served in 'first cl et atyle nd on shor
notice. Hot and cold lunches always ready.
WOW AT FULL FLOW
AS NEVER BEFORE AT
p ,
, 's PTO ;
The Leading Store in the City , the Grand
est and'Greatest Dry Goods Stock
in the West ,
Prices neyer before so much in favor o th epur-
chaser. Late grand arrivals AT DEPRESSED
prices from the manufacturingdistricts.
Big purchases just opened up in
Silks , Dress Goods ,
Cloaks , Linens , Domestics ,
Hsiery , Gloves , Fans ,
Parasols , Laces and Embroideries ,
P
In all the above departments during this
week. Goods to be sold for less than half
the regular retail prices.
FOLLOW THE CROWD
To the leading and largest [ Retail House
in the citv. You will alwavs get more than
value for your monev.
EISEMAN , EOBDA & CO ,
Peoples' Store , 318 and 320 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
LIVE STOCK *
STOCKERS AA'D FEEDEBS.
Hcllcra and cows ft Ml agca furnished In any desired numbers ; ranchmen should corrcfp end with
bcc ro purchasing clsenlieie.
WINDOW & CRAMPfON , Waverly , Iowa.
SMITH it TOLLER , AGTS.
IiEADIXG
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
, - - - .
A Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand ,
For any cuse of Kidney or liver disease or dyspepsia rheumatism , or any diaeaai indudcod
by n lack of native power , that cannot be cured by the use of Drs. Judd & Smith's Electric
Belts and ApDHnrces. Wo. 30 , Fourth St , Council BlulTd.
AGENTS WANTED.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Special a vortlBements , eto M Lost
Tound , To Loan , For Sale , To Eent , Want : , Board
ing , cto. , will be Inserted In this column at the low
rate oi TEN CENTS PER LINE for the tint Insertion
ind T1VE CENTS PER LINE for each onbsoqaenl
eitlan. Leave advertisement ! at our offoe , No.
Tear ! Btritot n r nrnadwuv
WAtn'B.
WANTKD-Iioaidand room for eectlcmanand
wife in a s'rlctly j rlvato ftmllt , near the
Methodist ohurch. AdJrcsa 1) . , BIR Otllcc.g
W ANTED Agncilglrl tooo housework. Inquire
at 831 Third Atomic , Council Fluffs.
O. C. DBOXKLL.
WANTED Voaril and room for gent ard ulfo
In a ttrlitly private family , near the Mciha-
dlit church. Addrees H. BEK ollic ? .
TTTANTED House with 4 Jo fl rooms. No chl d-
TV ren. Address / , Bee office.
FOR SALE Team of largo b'ack liortcfl , suitable
for farm or heavy work In city. One gear's time
on Bitlelactory security. Horace Everc.t , Ccm-cll
Blurts , Ion a
WANTKD-FIrat-clasa cake baker at Smith &
LocrcktV , 623 Main street , Council Dluffe.
w ANTED A flrit-cla-s cook , at the Cicston
House , Council Elulfr.
10H HENT House , 7 rooms mid 2 halls , corner
Haimonv and lioatou Sts. Apply 218 Harrison
W'ANia TO TrtADK. Uood Iowa cr Nebraska
land for a small stock of hardware or general
merchandise , well located. SWAN & WALKKR.
TTXJfl SALE Ararochanro to get a One , well lm-
J ? proved farm of 400 acres , within a few miles of
Council Bluffs , at a bargain. Low nrlco and easy
terms. bWAi , & WALKHB
ITOll SALE A good paying hotel property with
llyery stable , in ono of the best small lonns In
western Iowa will sell with or without furniture , or
n 111 tiade for a email farm with stock etc.
SWAN & WALKBK.
Tj > OH BALK Lands Improved and unlmnto\cd ,
JL1 If you want a farm In uoitern Iowa , Uanats
Nebraska or Dakota , let us heir from jou.
SWAN a WALRKR.
Tj OIt SALE Alarsro number of business and real
-L1 dcnco lots In all parts of Council Bluffs. See
us before you buy , SWAN A WALKKK.
WOll bLK Parties wishing to buy cheap lots to
V build on can buy on c.onthly payments of from
82 to 810. 8WAN& WALBXB
TTMW KENT Wo will rent you a lot to build on
JL : with the privilege to buy If you wlih on very
liberal term' . SWAN & WALKER.
jj'OH HALE Houses. Lots and Land. A. J.
J. Eteihca on , 603 First avenue.
WANTEDbody m Council Ulnffi o take
TniUii. ted by carrier at only Iwtnty
II a week.
FOR KXCIIANOK N . 1(7 , 10,000 aciei land ten
mllessouthcf Sidney , Nib , , for Ccuncll Eluffa
property.
No. 1(5. A good eteam flonrln ; mill In Cedar Co ,
Iowa , far a stock of general merchandise or bard-
ware , v Iuo(0'CO
No. 160 Hotel property In Tajlor Co. , Iowa , for
gard farm properly , \aluo M.OOO.
No I o. Mild lo Hall and Lincoln Cos. , Neb. , for
Council Uluffi propeity.
No 101 , line Improved farm for cheap western
ard.
ard.No
No , 161. One nf the bed farms In Pottawtttatch
county , Iowa , 400 acres for wild Kanini orNibtoska
anJ.
anJ.No.
No. 169. Hotel In Pueblo , Col. , woith $ D.f09 , for
Iowa , K > n a * , or Nebraska land In pir and long
time on balince.
No. 171. Uood farm , for stook of ( roods or hard *
ware.
ware.No. . 172. Wild lane's In Rookj Co. , Neb. , for stock
of dry gcotJe.
No. 175. House and lot In Clarlmla Page Co. ,
Iowa , for Nebraska or Joa l > n < ; value S1SO\
No. 177. Hotel In one ot Uauoia'd toit towns ,
value M.OOO , fjr stock of drugs for pare and Und
Improved or unlmoiovtil
No. 178. Bileodld bargains In Klctli Co. , Neb ,
wild laud for lands In wuiUrn Iowa or good stock
otdiugior hard ariv
No. 18' , A half Interest In a flrit-daei plow worLi ,
neil located , for lands vilued 83,500.
No. JH2 , MO i ere Improved farm In CassCo. , Iowa
also ono la Pali , Alto Co , , of 316 , for stock of goods.
No. 181 , tloio bul.dlni ; and stock of gemnl
merctiandfgo , In a Hie western town ( or weitern
and , lmpraie- unimproved , > alue 814,600.
And bU"drc < Isnf ether tpecUl i-xcban o bargains
or particular , call and see or write to
twin & VVALKKR ,
Council bl ufl , la
TI10.S. OfKICEII , Vf , II , M. I'DfiB
Officer < & Pusev.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Established , - 1865
Dealer * in Foreign and Domestic Exchange
nd Homo Securities ,
OlfflGiL BLUFFS
CABPETS ,
Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
Window Shades ,
Linoleums ,
Mattings ,
Rugs , Etc. , Etc.
Careful Attention Given to On
of Town Orders ,
Upholstery and Drapery Work a
Specialty.
Our atock la Iho
iLanest ; I in
and is being continually replenished by
nil the latest and choicest novelties.
405 Broadway Council Biufis
I OB SALR W
S.A. PIERCE ;
100 Main bt. , Council Bluff *
Iletall Hoot and Shoe stora where bit ; baririluscaii
wajBbo found.
JACOIt SIMM ,
at-Law
- - ,
COUNCIL BLUF1S , IOWA.
Office , Uatn Street , Rooms 7 and 6 , ShUk'nrfani
lituu block. Will prartloo In Siateand tats court * .
MANDEMAKERS & VAN ,
AROHITEOTS ,
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
201 rinporHrMaliviv Cuitll Utuff
E , ElCQ
CANCERS ,
CHRONIC