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THE OMAHA DAILY BE 12"FRIDAY : , JANUAKY 22 , 1892.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE : - NO. 12 I'KAHL STRUET.
Delivered by Cnrrlor to nny part of the City
It.V. . TILTON , - MANAOHIl.
TTT riMinvrO Hmtnc s Ofllco No 41
Tr'I'rlIIO'NKhlMlit Dlllor No1
.MIAtut , u/ : . % r/o.v.
N , Y. Plumbing Co !
Council Hluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel loans. 204 Sapp blool' .
The Urn Mon will glvo n ocl ; l this evenIng
Ing In their hall.
A horse belonging to Officer O'Connoll of
the dotuctlvo foroo ran nwny yestculiiy nrtor-
noon with n slaigh nttached , and foil down ,
breaking Its lig.
The funeral of Eva Montsomory will occur
this afternoon nt 2 o'clock from thu residence
of her parent * , Dr. nnd Mrs. Montgomery ,
Sift Fourth street.
-Jl The funeral of C. B. Stacy will occur thU
- morning nt 10'M \ o'clock from the Congrega
tional church , Instead of this afternoon us
Heretofore announced.
John Prcoso ar.d .loslo Hoopo of Dunlnp
were married by llov. C. W. Brewer nt his
residence , corner of Twenty first street nnd
Fifth uvinuo , on tha Kith.
Harmony chapter Order of Eastern Star ,
No , yr > , moots in regular session Thursday
evening. Visiting members cordially in
vited. By order of W. M.
The Modem Woodmen of America will
glvo n ball nnd banquet nt Muionlc tmnp'.o
on the evening oC February o. The supper
will bo provided by the Indies of the order.
llov. J. W. Lcvick , the singing evangelist ,
who has lately become pastor of the Bethany
Baptist church of this city , will speak nnd
I ! sing nt the People's Union mission , 711
Biondway , tnis evening.
Kov. C.V. . Brewer performed the core-
monv Tuesday overling that united in mnr-
rlago C. H Wagner and Miss Lou Stone-
street , both of this city. \\oddlnirtook
place ill the residence of the brides parents ,
corner of Eighteenth street and Avenue A.
Four cases of diphtheria were reported
yosterdnv , the following being the nnni"s
nnd addresses of the victims : Francis
Kulborfnrd , ( KS ! Fourth street : Uodofor. 7Jt >
Fourth street ; MM. A. B. Walker , 705 Sixth
nvonuo ; I'etcr Jacobson , 115 South Ninth
street.
Enrlo A. Fan bin died nt 12H : ! > o'clock
ycstcrony morning at the residence of his
parents. 4KI Little Curtis street , aged 4
S'eors , of rheumatism of the heiirt , Tno fun
eral will occur tomorrow afternoon nt 2
o'clock , the remains being Interred lu Wal
nut Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Almy died yesterday
morning nt 7 o'clock of dropsy , at the ago of
Ti'j years. She leaves a husband and four
children. The funeral exercises will taKO
place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock , from
the residence of n .sister of the deceased ,
MM. .luilu'o Jumes , ( iiO Third nvunuo.
The funcrnl services of John Barker took
place ycstordny morning at Estop's under
taking rooms , Uov Stephen Phelps of the
First Presbyterian church olllciating. The
sorvlco was very simple , und was witnessed
py about n dozen friends of the dead man ,
among them bolnt'the woman who claimed to
bo his wifo.
Officer Murphy denies the .statement that
bo arrested the two passcngorson Conductor
Ehrhnrl's motor In splto of the pro
tests of Ebrlmrt. Ho claims that Ehr-
luilt had them locked In the car nnd
refused to lot them lonvo until ho
found n police oflico to whom ho could
turn thorn over. Mo refused to arrest them
until Ehrhart should file nn information
ngainst them , but they finally ngrccd to
allow him to take them to the station nnd
search them without nn Information being
tJlon , _
How many cards ought ono to leave at
n reception ? This and ether all absorb
ing social questions are answered in an
elegant little booklet being distributed"
by L. C. Brackott , proprietor of the
Corner Hook Store. The booklet also
contains sample sheets of the very latest
and finest tocloty stationery.
Dr. F. T Soybort has i oiilovcd to the
Grand hotel. Telephone 3d.
/ ' / . H.SO.V. 11. I'.llt. I < ! lt.lI'IIH.
James McCabe Is attending court in
Clnrlnda.
F. W. Philllpi of Dos Mollies is registered
nt the Ogden house.
Mrs. Frank Vlcroy has returned from a
month's ' visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Ohio Knox , who bas been 111 for some
tune , Is recovering rapidly.
W. H. Stacy arrived in the city last evenIng -
Ing from Milwaukee to attend the funeral of
his brother , C. B. Stacy
Mrs. .T. W. Kapaljo Is confined to her home ,
corner of Seventh street nnd Eighth avenue ,
by an attach of In grippe.
H. B. Sewing nnd his two daughters are in
the city the guests of his father-in-law ,
Henry Pnschel , on Willow nvonuo.
The httlo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Bunker was considered somewhat batter
yesterday , nnuhopo-i nro now entertained for
her recovery.
John S. Cahoo'i of Tncomn , who has boon
visiting friends for some tlmo , left yesterday
for n business visit to Washington. New
Voru nnd ether custcrn points.
Mr. A. C. Lavender , spoclnl treasury ngont
Seal Island , Alaska , is stopping nt the
Ogden House , where ho will make bis head
quarters while in tbo city till spring.
Jarvia 1877 brandy , purest , safest , best.
There are still a largo quantity of
these beautiful .lap L'oods at thu Japan
ese store , ! ! 17 Broadway , and to save
freight back to the coast all will lie bold
at Importers' cost for the next seven
days. Ladies of thU city and Omaha
will find this the best opportunity of
tholr lives to got those goods nt San
LYimoIttco wholesale prices.
Lending drugstore and news stand , Da vis.
Looking Cor HU Wife ,
A man named Shipley , whoso homo Is in
Florence , Nob. , was in the city yesterday
looking for Ids wlfo , who disappeared the
latter part of lust week , nnd has not boon
seen slnco. She Is n victim of the morphine
bublt nnd tin hud boon doling out the stuff to
her lu small quantities from tlmo to time
trying to break her of the habit gradually.
lu some way shi > got hold of u largo bottle of
her favorite drug lust Saturday nnd during
the afternoon slio disappeared. No trace
could bo found of her unit nil day yesterday
uus put in by the anxious husband looking
for her In this city nnd in Omnhn. Sun left
a aoto saying she wns going to Uwitlit , 111. ,
to tnko treatment lu the ICceley institute , but
that Is regarded ns a blind to keep her bus-
baud from Knowing where abe reallv has
gone.
gone.Wo
Wo have our own vlnoyards In Callfor
nla , JnrvU Wine eomniny , Go. BlulTs
Holier , the tnllor , JI10 Broadway , has
nil the latest styles and now winter
goods. Satisfaction gunrantecd.
The ladles of the Prosbytorinn church
will entertain a Kensington tea in the
ohureli parlors on Friday afternoon ,
January . ' , from i ! till U o'clock. All
ladles Invited.
lt < > * i-lloirnmu. :
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage of Charles M. Hots , foriiorly of
tbls city , nnd Miss A. Loontonu Boarmau ,
which took place on the Kith nt the residence
of the brldo In Moolle , A In. The ceremony
was performed by Hoy. J. K. Buruott , pastor
of the Government Street Prc.ibyterlan
church. Thn wedding wns n very quiet
affair , and tha newly married couple loft at
once for their now nome lu Scranton , Miss. ,
where the groom U engaged as cashier ol
the Jackson County bank , u newly organized
juitltullon which commenced business lo- )
roiubcri
\Voodburydontlbt9no.xt to Grand
hotel ; line work u specialty. Tola , 1 Ix
Mu lo Co. , Masonic temple
viMHc piiAii mnxTPii ni IIPPO
NEWS HlOJI COtMIL BLUrFS ,
Rumors Concerning the Grand" Jury Create
Something of a Sensation.
FOUNDATION FOR THE REPORT.
Siild In HUMIt.TII nullity liilliirnrril In
tinIntcrml nf si.ti > r.il I'ITMIIII Wlntso
Act * Must ln\cstlgitiMl : ut
tlii < I'ri'Mi'iit Term.
Judge Thorncll sprung quite n sensation In
the district court yosterdny morning sum
moning the members of the grand Jury before
fore him for mi examination ns to the rumor
that had reached htm to the effect that sotno-
ono had boon tampering with them. The
move wns made upon information furnished
the court by County Attorney Organ und J.
N. Haldwin. According to their staU'inont
the diiy the grand Jury Wns empaneled nnd
sot to work they were cnlled Into the oftlco
of the county auditor , where they
found Auditor Hondrlcks nnd Super
visor Graham awaiting tboin. The two
gentlemen named told them that the county
fund had boon reduced from fc.U,0X ( ) to
f."iOUU. und that the county llnuncos were
consequently not In a very flourishing condi
tion. They requested the grnnd jury to be
very careful In examining criminal cases ,
and to look nt both sides before returning m-
dictmonts , so lb.it the county should not be
put to the oxtionso of criminal prosecutions
whom there wns not good ground for the be
lief that n conviction would bo the result.
This , the prosecuting attorney thought , was
directly Intended to Influence the grand Jury
in considering the cases against J. R Kimball -
ball and U. H. Chump , nnd ho nnd Baldwin
accordingly had the Jury hrougnt before the
court for nn examination to lind out Just
what had been suld to them by the county
onicers.
The examination of Foreman Axtell
broughtout the fact that ho had bcn approached
preached by Ilondricks , who sul.l ho wnnted
to sco the mem tiers of the board In his ofllco.
Axtoll replied that If lie hud nuythlng to say
to the members of the board ho ought to
come ooforo It when It was in session. Hen-
driclcs replied that It was nothing connected
with the regular work of the Jury , but ho
simply nad something to say to them ns citi
zens ot I'ott.uvattamlo county. The board
mot and went into the ofllco as requested ,
ana there founit Graham. The two olllclnls
then proceeded with the remarks as aoovo
stated , pointing out how llio legislature had
reduced their levy from 0 to I mills , und that
economy wns therefore necessary in nil de
partments of the county work.
After the examination hail oeen completed
Judge Thorncll gave tbo Jury some additional
Instructions. In which ho warned them to be
moro careful in the communications they had
with outside parties. It would bo u sad state
of affairs , ho said , if the question of economy
wore consldcrci In bringing criminals to
Justice. The grand Jury could no doubt de
crease expenses by fulling to have anv in
dictments brought In at all , but such a tilling
would hardly bo advisable. Tbo Jury must
guard ngnlnsl bringing in Indictments in
cases where there is not n rensonublo ground
for believing that n codviction will result ;
hut at the same tlmo it must not let the
question of expense enter into its deliber
ations. Ho exhorted them not to allow any
remarks thnt might have been made inllucnco
them in nny way , either for or against Kimball -
ball and Chnmp. He tben sent them bacu to
their worn.
The affair created a big bronze in the court
room , ns well as upon the street outside.
1 Juniors wcro sol In circulation by some ono
'
that the court would have Hc'ndricks nnd
Grnhnm brought up for un examination on
the charge of contempt in the afternoon ut 2
o'clock , but the afternoon were nwnv nnd no
move of this kind wns made , and Countv
Attorney Organ states that tl Is hardly
likely that nnythlnc further will como
from It.
Hcndricks and Graham were asked for
ttieir version of the affair. They admitted
that the conversation had passed between
them ana the jury pretty much as had been
charged , and stated that they had merely
acted In accordance with a request made by
tbo Board of Supervisors at its last meeting.
They denied , however , that they nad any
personal interest in making the request and
said they had only boon carrying out the in
structions of the board.
They both tnlkod freely , nnd stutcd their
willingness to toll Judge Thornell Just whut
they had said , regardless of consequences.
Flnloy Uurko , attorney for Kimball &
Chump , thought this movcmenl hail been
made by Baldwin mainly for the purpose of
intimidating the Jury into returning an In
dictment against Kimball and Chump.
'After an uproar of this kind , " said ho , "it
la easy to .see that the jury will bo a little
backward about dismissing tuo two men ,
oven if the evidence against t lie in was somewhat -
what light , on nccount of u dread of being
accused of corruption. Nothing is easier to
make , and nothing is harder to disprove ,
than n charge of corruption , and the best of
Juries would bo more or less alarmed at
having n Damocles' sword of this kind bang
ing over their heads. "
Some color Is given to this theory by the
fuel that before the jury had left tholr seats
at thu cluso of the examination certain
parties were on the streets Industriously
.spreading the rumor that Ilondricks nnd
Graham had been bribing the grand jury to
discharge Kimball nnd Champ. Uisbollcved ,
also , by some that Mr. Graham's aspirations
for the ofllco ot mayor plnyod some p.irt in
the scheme , it being a well known fact that
there bus been but little love lost between
Haldwin and Graham slnco the question of
the reduction of the taxes of the Union
1'acllio Kiiilwny company caino before the
Uoard of Supervisors und was settled un-
sutisfiictorilv to Mr. Haldwln. who was at-
totiioy for tno company.
Walnut block and Wyoming coal ,
fresh mined , received dailj Thatcher ,
III Main.
KolllllMl Of lllH Kit-lie * .
A young man wandered disconsolately up
Main nnd Uo.vn I'onrl street yesterday morn
ing , looking In vain tor a man thai failed lo
como to light. After ho had spent sumo time
in this way ho cornered u bystander and eon-
lldodtohlin the story of n brand now woe
thul hud entereu his life und made 11 for the
time being n nightmare with steel shoos on.
Ho caino In from Neola yesterday morning
and on llio way happamu to meet a smooth
looking gentleman with red whiskers and a
fur cut ) , who Introduced himself to him as
thornprojontntivo of tno linn qj J. M. Mor
gan & Son ot Walnut , but fulled to gtvo his
name. The general tenor of nU conversation
wns that ho hnd been wnmlcriugupand down
the earth in leurch of Just bitch u young man
us Mr. Kedinbuugh , nnd nothing would suit
him any bettor thnn to engage h in right then
niul there to work for him. A bargain was
quickly entered Into nnd soon the two men
arrived nt the locul depot , where they
bonrdcd n Main street car for up town. At
tlio Merrium block thov alighted , nnd then It
wns thul the bewhlskored found that bo was
In pressing need of funds. UaJInbaugh wns
oniv too glad to accommodate him with $ > 0 ,
which was thu extent of his pllo. und the
lonneo went up into , the Morrlani block to his
eco , tolling his benefactor thnt ho would
bo down nt on en. Minutes lied , out he did
not return , nnd It was not until a man to
whom ho told hm htory Informed him that ho
had been played for a sucltor that tlio whole
truth burst In upon his rustle mind. The con
fidence man hud simply left the Morrium
block on thu Main street side , leaving his
now found fileiut f . ' 00 worth of oxporlcnco In
rot urn for the $ : . ' ( > which ho took with him.
Uodinbuugh Is not satlsllod with the undo ,
however , lu spite of the apparent margin In
his favor , and tie promises to show the man ,
If he can gel hold of him u minute , what sort
of lists Neoln soil cau grow. The last ono to
see tbo nonlldonco man was thn Janitor of the
Morrlani block , who saw him climb tbo
stairs , anxiously looking behind him to see
If he was followed , and than co down on the
ether side of the building.
tinilrli. .
The folio win ir letter was received yesterday
by ono of the VOUIIR ladles who Is Interested In
the Lean Year party which U to bo given In
the Uoyal Arcanum parlors next Wednesday
evening ;
Oou.scii , Hu mi. l . . Jun. SO. MUs May
llryunt Dcur I'rlund : I have just read In
THE DAILY 11 EU of today , under lint limul of
"l.ouu Voar I'urty. ' " tlmt tlio yoniiiHiiilli'H In
charge will lot us do the punch bowl. It In
with luou iiluuauru tht 1 rend tUU
thnt 1 cannot resist the temptation
ti ) tell you so , and congratulate you ,
In llio name of our Women's Christian 1cm-
pornnco union Indict , on your briiv * , ct nnd
ymir conr.iuc , not only to dccldo to do no. tint
to he brave cnouith to cntno out nnil sar so to
tin : public. I lioiiu you may uarli ono cirry
this sentiment with you tlirou th life , anil Unit
you may nlwiiys bo br.ivi ) enough to tuku the
unmn stand In regard to Intoxicants ttiatyou
have taken this tltou.
I Impn nnthlnB will mar the Pleasure nf your
puny , for with it you are sowing scedsnf vlr-
tuo that I am sure will sprnn ? nn nnd yield
ou double pie isuro. I address this to you
c'nusu I do nnt know to whom o so to.sond
It I'lo iso oxlund my roiriratnlntlnns and
best , wishes to the other clr'H ' In hohnlf of the
Indies of tin * Women's Christian Temperance
union. Vours respectfully ,
Mns , bToliDAliii , President.
WOOL UOOIH I'OK ALMOST A MONO.
Tim ( trnit Sfinl-Annuiil Cli'tirlng iilc nt tint
IIOHton Store , Council lllullH , In , ,
Opened Wednesday morning. The Htoro
was closed all day Tuesday to mark down
Koodfl and make preparations for this
L'roat event , which is looked forward to
with deep interest by almost every
houscw'.fo in Council BlulTs and sur
rounding country.
13-jlow IH only a partial Hat of the
thousands of bargains that are olTercd
alibis sale. For a belter list of prices
sea Council Hlutrs dally Nonpareil and
Globe :
40-Inch brllliantlno , former prieo , OOc ;
for Ihis sale , Uoc ,
, ' 10-inch all wool plaids nnd plain Ilan-
nols , r > 0o goods , for Hlle.
ul-lnch all wool ladies' cloth , worth
76c , for -lOic.
6c ( ) , 7fle and lK5c novelties In polka dots ,
camel's hair stripe and plaids , all in nt
ono price for this sale , -17 } e-
40-inch nil wool henricttas , former
price Doc , sale price fi'Jc. '
60 pieces all wool red shaker ilannnl
worth , 'io ! , sale price 20je.
2oo all wool red twilled llannol , 19c
for Htilo only.
Oo heavy unblouched llannol cotton
llanncl , ttSe.
All our fur cnpea nnd muffs at just
ono-half the original prico. $0.50 capes
for $3. 2 * > , $10.00 capos for $ -J.OO , $12.00
capes for $0.00 , $17.00 capos for $8.50.
MutTs lillc tnulT for 17c , 75c mull for JiSc ,
$1.00 muir for 6'c ) , $2.00 mulT for $1.00 ,
$1.00 inutT for $2.00 , $9.00 nitiff for $1.50.
All our stock of mulTs the same way.
Toys and Fancy Goods Wo must have
room for our immense stock of wall
paper which is now on the way. All our
toys , dolls , baskets , clocks and bricka-
brnck at just half price for this sale.
Ific Bannock Burn suitings 12c.
All our stock of prints , including best
blues , silver grays , black and whites ,
heavy twilled serges , all usual so'.d for
7c ivnd 8c , for this sale 5c.
31-inch wide suitings , former price
15c , for this sale ( lie.
30-inch wide Armenian sorgps , in black
and while , former price 15c , for Ihis
sale lOc.
12Jc and lee ouling flannels for lOc.
Best apron ginghams OJc.
Coats' and Clark's best 200-yard spool
cotton for 3e. . '
Holding's 100-ynrd spool silk for 5c.
Holding's 100-yard spool twisl for Ic.
All our children's coats in two lots ,
$2.75 and $3.25.
All our nowmarkots , that sold for
$10.00 , $12.00 and $15.00 , all In ono lot
for $1.08 ; a chance that should not bo
lost sighl of.
Ladies' short coats $ > .00 coats for
$2.75 ; $8.00 , $9.00 and $10.00 coats for
$5.00.
Novelty garments , cmbroulorod
sleeves and revered front , $14.00 gar
ments for $7.00.
BOSTON STORE.
FOTIIKItlNOIIAM , WlUTKLAW & CO. ,
Council BlulTs , In.
Two apprentice nurses wanted nt the
W. C. A. hospital , corner Oth streol and
Olh avenue.
'
Jarvis wild blackberry is the bast
A bEEDKIt JSUltK.lU.
The organization of the now court of law
claims nt Denver last month and the an
nouncoinont thai the court will hold Its Una
session in thai city on the 17th of November
live promise that ho long-voxod titles In th
western territories and state will soon bo in
nfnir way to settlement. The disputed titles
under the Mexican nnd Spanish grants have
proved especially troublesome in Arizona nnd
Now Mexico. They nnvo delayed sottlomonl
ana investment in some of the lairost lands
of the southwest , and have proved annoying
in the districts farther to the north. After
much ngitnticn nnd complaint congress wa
nduccd nt the last session to provide a court
for the consideration of this business , and
vlU soon begin to work.
The orgnnUation of this court gives THE
Bra : lluiiEAUor CuiMsachnnco to extend Its
usefulness. It will take claims under this
law and prosecute them for persons who do
not know whom to engage for the service.
The business entrusted to the bureau In
Washington Is being prosocut-pd witn energy.
The Indian depredations patent , land
mining anil other claims before the courts
nnd departments are being pushed as rapidly
ns possible , with no delays on nccunt of the
largo amount of business which has boon sent
to the bureau. The Inrco amount of claims
intrusted to Its enrols a standing proof of tlio
esteem und confidence In which THE BKE is
hold by the public which It serves. II Is like
wlso n demonstration , if ono was requlred.o
ho need of such un org.inlzatl on
The revelations in rojjard to the Loomis
ngcncy which have boon published recently
go even further In Ibo same direction. When
u man sougbl for by the police for nearly u
year on a warrant for embezzlement can set
up as a chum ugont , flood the western coun
try with circulars and receive assignments
for sovernl million dollar's worth of clnlnis ,
il npponrs thai there Is little protection for
the claimant who sends to an unknown ropro
sontativo. The men who assigned tholr claim
o Loomis would have had small ohanca o
tholr seeing any of their money If tha
schmncr hud boon given tlmo to collect their
claims. Wliou .such risks nro run and man
who are not able lo go to Washington and
know no ono there must biro their attorneys
at liaphann ! , tbo need for n bureau1 to pro
tect tno paopla and do tholr work al reason
able rates Is apparent.
The approval with which Tin : BEK enter
prise Is received by Journalists nnd public
men Is ns gratifying ns tlio response of the
public. _ _
SOUTH SIDE AFFAIRS.
Oil lii'iis C'luli rrcp'trliifffonin lnipru\uiii iit
A regular mooting ot the South Sldo Citi
zens association was hold at Mueller's hall ,
Eighteenth nnd Vlnton streets , last night.
The following resolution wns Introducad und
passed unanimously :
Whuruiis.V consider It absolutely mines-
nrv fur thu development of this part of tliu
city to obtain u cool nnd direct outlet to
fihoely urnisiiiK anil llunscom p irk. ilartlri
titront. by reason of Its louillty , would fur-
nlsli thu bust outlet.
It solvcl , That the B.uitl ) Side C.tl/.ons as
sociation nipolnt a uoiuinlituo of tlueo to
Walton the llyron ICei'd company for the pur-
POM ! of iniluclai ; sill company todimutn to
tlio city a strip of land sulllolcnt to npttn Mar-
tlm M rout f rum Twouty-llrHt to Twenty-f mirth
street.
Messrs. Donovan. Brunlng and UUeleJwcro
named as the committee.
Councilman Lowry was tbmi called upon
to say hoinothlng about soutu sldo hydrants
nnd Bowers. The -president of the council
stated that there was at present a proposition
uoforo thnt honorable body to relocate 10J
hydrants and he thought the association
should labor with Its representative In
the council for results In tbnt mutter. Ho
advised everybody living south ot fnrnain
street to pull together for sewer Improve
ments. A committee of fifteen was then Dp-
pointed to wi.lt upon the sewer committee of
thu council and present tha coutli aide
claims ,
"We determined " said ot the
uro , one prin
cipal south sldo property owners after the
mt'otlug was over , "to have n better so worairo
system In this part of the cllv und will do
everything possible to prevent all of tbo
money recently voted for se.ver bonds being
nxpondod In north Omaha work. This part
of the city deserves xomo recognition and wo
Intend getting our share ot it U bustling will
( loan ) ' good. "
HOW TO SECURE 1 PATENT ,
t I- I
Directions to Inventors Issued by The Bco
- Bureau of Olaiiiis.
METHODS OF THE PATENT OFFICE ,
Th > ( 'ourno rollmvp'1 by'tlin ' Aiitluir of an
Iincntlim lu rriitrnf I1U
CiMtt of OlitaliiliiK u
Patent.
To the inventor the nil important question
presents Itself , "How can I socuron p.uotitl' '
end to this Tun UBX Bureau olTeM the fol
lowing explanation :
Inventors a * a class nro not familiar with
the laws under which lotion pntont arc
granted , the forms and practice in the patent
oHIco at Washington and the technical
methods of casting specifications and claims
to properly protect tliolr Invention * against
Inf ringers , yet the value of the patent and
oven its validity depend largely upon the
careful and export preparation of the caso.
Specifications must bo drawn to fully dls-
nloso the Invention , to distinguish botwoo
what Is now and what U old , and claims.
upon which the vuluo and validity of the
patent depend , must bo cast to fully cover
the Invention yet not to encroach unon pat
ents already granted. Failure In cither of
theio respects often render. ! the patent value
less or void. The oraplovmont of counsel
skilled In natent law is therefore usually a
proroqulslto to the proper prosecution of n
case and n grunt of n valuable patent.
Many inventors suffer the los * of benefits
that should bo derived from valuable Inven
tions owing to insufficient protection by pat-
ots procured through Incompetent or care
less agents , etc.
I'nrVlmt ( iruntril.
Under the laws of the United States let
ters natont are granted to any porsou who
has Invented or discovered any nuw and use
ful art. machine , manufacture or composition
of matter , or has invented any now or useful
improvement thcroon.
Term of 1'ati'iit.
A patent Is granted for seventeen years ,
.during which time the owner has solo and
exclusive right to make , use and sell the
patented Invention.
How to I'riit'ccil.
For economic reasons before matting ap
plication to the patent oflico for a patent ,
the novelty and patentability of the inven
tion should bo ascertained , because , if the
invention Is not now or not patentablo an
unnecessary expense i incurred by filing nn
application on whicn n patent can never bo
granted , etc.
The first thing to be done is to find out
whether or not the invention is now ana
patentablo.
For advice on the point it Is necessary to
send to the bureau a rousrh or complete
sketch or n photograph ol the invention , to
gether with a brief description thereof ,
setting forth the object , of the improve
ments , the arrangement of the parts and
the advantages attained. While a modoi Is
very seldom necessary , yet it is often of
great assls tan co. The latter con be made of
any cheap material , ar.d will , be returned if a
request is made to that effect.
Upon receipt of the data mentioned zufllc-
'ont to enable the invention to bo understood
our counsel will at once examine thereinto ,
and will advlso without charge what is the
host cours * to pursue and will express an
opin.on. from their knowledge of tno arts
and yatonts already geanted , as to thopatcnt-
abi'ity of the invention. , c.
In this connection it.is recommpndod that
the best nnd safosf. courjo is to have a
special search made 'in ' the patent ottlco to
ascertain whether or not the invention has
been heretofore patented. Tno advantage of
such a search is that if nounticipatin patent
is discovered the application ran bo tiled with
a greater decree of certainty , whereas if the
invention is found to bo old all further ex
pense is avoided. The cost of a search of
this nature is $5 , and with the report of the
result thereof the inventor will bo furnished
with copies of such patents , if any , as em
brace his ideas. It is much bettor to have
this search made in the outset before incu r
ring nny expense whatever regarding the a p
plication for patent.
If it is found that ho invon tlon is now and
patentablo the client is advised to proceed
with the filing of nn application for patent.
and will then bo requested to remit J15
to cover the first government fee and
* 5 in payment of cost of drawing , when ono
is necessary. As soon as possible after the
receipt of this remittance the specification of
the invention will bo carefully prepared
and forwarded to the Inventor , together with
forms for application for patent ready for
execution. Upon return of the latter the case
will bo promptly Hied at the patent oftlco and
notice will bo sent when action is had there
on , and also of thn nature of such action.
The examining corps of the patent oflico is
divided into thirty-two divisions , among
which the applications arc divided according
to the ofllciul classification. The condition of
the work in the various divisions varies trom
ono to live months in arrears.
Tim Unreal ! Cliiirgui.
Consistent with the spirit with which this
bureau was formed , it is not intended to
conduct nny branch of the business on a
money making basis , but it is proposed to do
the work as near the actual cost as will Pro
tect the business from lO-.s. Although counsel
nro retained nt heavy expense to the bureau ,
yet It Is the wish to chnrgo In ordinary casoi
only the minimum fee of W > . However , In
cases requiring extra care , time and labor
the fee will be proportionately increased , but
clients will always bo advised in advance
should such Increase of fee bo found neces
sary. In dlrcctiuir inquiries please mention
the fnct that you read these instructions In
TUB UEU.
Design I'litmtM.
A patent for a doaign is granted to any
person who has Invented or- procured nny
now and original design for the printing of
woolen , silk , cotton or other fnbrlcu ; any
new nnd original impression , ornament , pattern -
torn , print or picture to bo printed , painted ,
cast or otherwise placed on or worked into
any article of manufacture ; or any HOW.
iibOful and original shape or configuration of
nny nrticlo of mnnufacturo , tbo same not
having been known or used by others before
hU Invention or production thereof , or pat
ented or described In nny printed publica
tion. Patents for designs nro grantou for
the term of three und toae-hnlf years , the
government fro being $10 ; or for seven years ,
the foa being $15 ; or for fourteen years , the
fee being $30. The charge of the buroyu In
such noses U usually t' > ,
A patent can bo reissued whenever the
same Is Inoperative or invalid by reason of a
dufectiva or Insufficient specification , or by
reason of the patentee's claiming moro than
he bad a right to claim ns new , providing the
error has arisen by aecidint , mistake or In-
uiivorttinco , nnu without fraudulent Intent ,
The government fee for ji reissue Is $10 , The
cost of dra wing U\ and ( ho bureau chnrgo
is usually J.T ) . Great earq.niusl DO nxerclsed
In reissuing n patent , bcqauso very often
wlia llttlo validity thorfl may bo In a ( Infec
tive pntont Is entirely lost bv procuring n ro-
ssue which Is totally Invalid.
Tuoro uro In the n.itont oflico n great many
cases which stand rejected , but whloh should
bo allowed. This condition of the cuso maybe
bo dun either to Incompetenuy o.i the part of
the attorney omployad or his Inability , Mo-
cnuso of residence elsowhcro than In Wash
ington , to innUo tno examiner oo the Inven
tion In Its true light ; nnd then , atraln , as
often occurs , cases uro rejected on Improper
or Insufficient grounds. U'lion so requested
wo will huvo our counsel uxamlno into any
sucti cu.su free of charge und ndviso as to the
prospects-far success by further prosecution.
i'ho client will also bo then Informed of the
probable cost ot completion.
ClltflttH ,
By means of n caveat nn Inventor secures
record uvldoncu recu riling hit invention for
the purpose of enabling him to complete or
further experiment therewith. Thu lift ) of u
cuvunt Is ono yuar , und It may bo renewed at
the und of thru time. Thn government feu U
tlU and tbo bureau vharga is 115 ,
Truilomurka ,
A trauotnarU U a fanciful or arbitrary do
view or symbol usoa to distinguish the good
ofa particular manufacture. The owner of
every trademark Is entitled to register th o
mine , no matter how lone It ha * boon In use
The life of the certificate of registration Is
thirty years and may be renewed for n like
period. The government fee , payable on
filing each application for registration of
trademark , Is $ J5. The bureau's charge is
about I JO.
l.lllirN.
Labels of all kinds , dajlgnod to bo nt-
inched to manufactured articles or to bottles ,
boxes , otc , , containing them , have heretofore
been received for registration In the patent
office nnd n certificate Issued accordingly.
Under n very recent decision of the supreme
court of the United States It Is held tint
there Is no authority In law for granting cer
tificates of registration of IxboU which
simply designate or dwcrlbo the ar
ticles toyhlch they nro attached , nnd
which have no value separated therefrom. A
Inbel to In ) entitled to registration must have
by Itself sonin value ai a composition , nt least
as serving 901110 purpose or ether than ns n
moro designation or advertisement. Many
now holding cortillcnlcs of registration of la
bels nro totally without any protection what
ever. Many registered labels comprise sub
ject matter rogHtorabUi 'is trailennrk.i.
Wherever this Is so , or where bv n slight
change. It can bo nmdo to coma within the
purview of the laws governing trademarks ,
registration should DO sought under this
bead. The gov rnmont fee in n label cnso Is
( tnnd \ the bureau chnrgo Is $ ) " > .
Copyrights.
can bo hud for books , nuips , engravings ,
photographs , palntlngi , pictures , otc. The
total cost thereof is about ft ) , Including all
fees.
Intorforriu-rs.
An Interference is a Judicial proceeding in
stituted under the direction of the commis
sioner of patents to enable him to de
termine the question of priority of
Invention between rival claimants. The
bureau , recognizing the fact that extraor
dinary care nnd skill nro requisite- the
part of nn nttornoy in charge of n case in In
terference , has nt'lts command counsel prepared -
pared to conduct a case in Interference from
the very Inception down to n final determina
tion of the merits of tno cause. Testimony
will also bo taken under our direction In any
part of the United States. While no specific
sum can bn sot down as applicable to nil In
terference cases alike , yet the charges will
nlwnys bo ns reasonable us possible.
The question whether or not ono patent In
fringes another is the very soul of alt patent
litigation. The questions Involved nro'many ,
nnd of tno most Intricate nature. It is ill-
ways a matter 01 such gicat Importance that
no ono should over claim that iinothor Is in
fringing on bis rights , or , likowlso , no atten
tion should be paid to tbo claims of infringe
ment by others until the questions Involved
nro carefully passed upon by n reliablent
tornoy. For such services the char/cs uro
aways fair nnd reasonably.
rorrlgn Pati'iits.
In addition to the bureau's facilities for
attending to the interests of its Inventor-pat
rons before the United States patent office
and courts , it is also enabled to procure
patents for Inventions in all countries
of the world. In many of the foreign coun
tries , notably Canada , England and Ger
many , patents for Inventions previously
patented in this country are looked upon
with great fav6r , and inventors nro there
very frequently moro likely to realize profits
from their Inventions than they nro oven In
this country. The cost of foreign patents
varies with different cases , but ns a general
rule the oxpnnsos of procuring patents , cov
ormg all charges , is about ns follows :
Canada , $50 ; England , i'JO ; Germany , $ UJ ;
Franco , $65 ; Spain , fltO ; Unlgiura , ? 00. Ad
ditional information regarding the cost , etc. ,
in any foreign country will bo furnished Dy
letter on application. In nil such requests
mention having read these Instructions in
THE BEE.
Important Warning '
It seems remarkable that in this enlight
ened ago it becomes tbo duty of every re
liable and trust vorthy attorney in patent
matters to advise his clients to bewuro of
the many sharks who sot out with the ap
parent intention of defrauding Inventors
Immediately after the issue of tliolr patents.
When a patent appears in the Patent Office
Gazette patentees are besot with Innumer
able offers , solicitations , requests , otc. , some
pretending to wnnt to purchase their patents ,
while others offer to take an interest therein
under promise of procuring foreign patents.
The solo object of these poopln is to obtain
money from Inventors , and they never make
the slightest endeavor to carry out their
groundless or worthless promises.
MoileU.
As hereinbefore mentioned , models are not
required in the patent office except in intri
cate or complicated cases. But at the same
time whnn an invention can bo better ex
plained by a model It Is well to sand thn same
to us. A modoi should always bo of a size
not larger than ono square foot , nnd in send
ing the same by express tbo charge should
be prepaid and the box addressed to
Tun BKE Buiimu OP CMIMS ,
Bee Building1 , Omaha , Nob.
{ Mention this paper. ]
Till ! I Vl r 1 V UIf [ i.
Tim Ben BUIICAU or CMIMS , In dealing
with tbo claims nrislng under the Indian
depredations act , has been successful in pro
tecting a largo number of subscribers and
others from extortion nnd loss. From com
plaints that Jinvo coinu to it , however , It ap
pears Unit ninnv of tha claimants do not un
derstand their position under the net. At a
time when there appeared to bo little ohanco
that congress would take up the claims or
maka any appropriation to pay them , they
signed contracts with the Washington agents ,
promising from ono-ntiarlor to one-half the
amount to the agent in cnso the money should
bo collected. In view of this extortion con
gress Inserted n provision in the act annul-
ing all contracts and limiting the agent's
commission to 15 or 20 per cant.
The claimants all probably understand that
ho agent's commission has noon limited by
the law , but many of them , according to their
own statements , do not undorstnnd tbnt they
arc free to do as they please about employing
the agent they had first chosen. Thny con
sldorthat they are still bound to employ the
ngont with whom they signed the exor bltnn
contracts whether they are satisllod wlti !
dim or not.
Jt was the intention of congress to proto
them at nil points nnd they were loft on the
passage of tbo act free to do ns they pleased
and employ whom they pleased. Section 0 of
the act itutod : "That all sales , transfers or
assignments of any such claims heretofore or
hereafter inn do , except such ; is have occurred
In the duo administration of decedents' os
tntos , und nil contracts heretofore made for
fees and allowances to claimants' attorneys
are hereby declared void.
TherecoUld bo no mistake about the mom-
Ing of this. All claimants had to make now
contracts with agents nftor the passage of
the not , nnd tnoy wore at liberty to employ
any ono they ploasod. If they wore plonsod
with the zeal nnd nets of tholr first nont
thov might ranko their now contract with
biro. If they were dlssatlsod they might
chnoso any ether agent that they plonsod.
These who have not signed new contracts
since the passage of the not may profit oy
this to secure much bettor terms than they
could otherwise got from the agents. The
fact that TIIK BKI : BCIIPAU U doing the work
for the bare expense Involved has bad a good
effect lu moderating the charges of all agents
to these who know how to protect them-
selves. For those who distrust their ability
to coixi with the claim agents on tholr own
ground TIIK BKI : BUIIRIU Is nlwavs open.
AN ECCENTUICMSIILiaONAIttE.
llu I'laniK'il u Sliiini rmirriil anil Ki'pt un
I CIHI IIlK lli'lr'K Administration.
From Austrin , the land of oucuntrio
nobluinun , comes n Htory without u paral
lel in the recent record of human id io-
sy'ncniblua , The Gnlluliui inillioniiiro ,
Onslmlr von Mionu/.ynskl , was removed
from Ills vast estates nonr Lombard to
an asylum for the Insane In Dobllug , at
Mdown Instance annul eight years ago.
About llvo inontUH latur hit * death was
aiinonncod. It was wild that ho died In
llio night , aim the properly drawn cur-
tilleato of the physician was to the ull'ooL
thiil death wad caused by heart dlbcriso.
In the morning after the night when
the death was rt-poitod the
other physicians saw th.it tha
closed collln was carried to the family
burying ground and there interred ,
without having boon opened in the pre.s-
once of the milltoimlru's frioiuls ' 1 liu
holrof the Mloiic/.yiisld propertyC'oiuit
Nlcodom I'otocKi , took pobsebttion of the
estates. The departed nobleman loft
neither wife nor children.
About the middle o ! December the
A Rare Opportunity !
After 10 yoatvj close confinement , I tun compelled through thon.lvieoq
1'hyslelnns to chnngo my business , a * my huiilth Is irmthmUy giving
nwiiy. Knowing nnil believing that it will on' ' v bo n abort iwi'lo.l when ,
I will bo unnblo to shoulder the responsibilities of nn Indoor oeouprv
lion I offer my entire
Stock , Fixtures a. ) id Goodwill for Sale /
Having boon csl-ibllshod fo10 years and the only AUT STOUK In a
city of : < 3,01)0 ) people , this la ono chance of u life tlnu. To any suoklnfl
a nice , clean and prolltablo business should Investigate this
Opportwi ity Iw ; ; i ed lately.
This is strictly sinooro mil I moan , just whnt \ say. From this data
on for tno NHXT ISO DAYS , all goo.ls stiiih us Fr.unoti 1'ieturoH , Kti'h
Ings , En ira villas , Cablnot Friuuos , Datnboo and Oak Knsola , &c. , will
ba sold at
ACTUAL COST.
$ .100.00 worth of StuUe * AT LFoS THAN COST. 100 .Assorted Pic
tures given away for the price of the frame.
20 Per Cent Dicount
On all Frames made to order. N'ow h the Minn to HUY CHEAP
FRAMES. For further purtii'iilnr.s , call or a-I
CHAPMAN'S ART STORE.
15 PEAKL STREET COUNCIL DLUFFS , IOWA.
TWIN CITY STEA.M DYE WORKS ,
G. A. Scliosdsaok. Proprietor , Offices O2t Broadway , Oounol
Bluffs and 1321 Fnrnarn St. , Omalia. Dye , clean nnd rafinish goods
of every description. Packages received at either office or m tlio
Works , Cor. Ave. A and 20th St. Council Bluffs. Send for prica Hat.
Merchants who Imvo shop-worn or soiled ftibrics of nny character can linva
them rcdyod nnd finished equal to now.
13ED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM , with the
nd most approved machineryatost al loss co t Ihan yo.i ovo.1 pit 1 bjfo * j.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
I71OK SAMO-A team of KOOI ! inurus : pur-
J2 chaser may cut wood to p.iy for saint' . Ap
ply to Leonard I'vorutt.
T/'Oll ' KENT Kino milk and dairy farm. 440
-L1 acn's , just south of thuclty 11 in Its.100 ; ncius
line h iv laii'l ' , balmier p isturt ) and farm Ian I.
Apuly to LoQiinrd r.viMUt. Council lllulTs , la.
\\7ANTKD-A bood , honest boy at unco. Mrs.
t T J. Lyinnii , (12 ( ! ) Willow ave.
"IjlOK KENT 7-room liouso , with bath 100111 ,
-t ? corner 4tli ave , and flth 8t. Inquire next
door.
ANTRD-Toront n furnished hotel : will
trade for f urn I turn. Address , J. Kil-
ward , lirJOHth uve. , Council II In IK
IOl'TKIl the following cliolco hargnlns In
fruit uud vegetable lands : f > 7 aerus 6J ( rods
north uf the Cliutitamnm KiminUs. eastern
slope , llnusprln's and line spring-brook , land
very rich and well adapted to fruit.
" : i acres un Grand avenue , line orchard ,
windmill und line xnivu ; situated on Mynstor
proposed motor line , uno "nil one-halt miles
from Council IllntVs postofflce.
0 acres of very choice plowed Inn I on tiriuid
avenue , P * inilu * from postolllco.
110 acres ! ) ! miles frmn cltv limits ; Rood
house , barn and outbuildings : line orchar i ; n
crc.it bargain at J > . . " > JO. Easy torms.
L'H ' acres , choice fruit farm , 0 acres In black
berries , GOO younz fruit trues , U.OMljirapo vines.
House , barn and oiitbulldln.'s A very choice
bargain , oulv ! j miles east of poslunico lu
Council Itlulfs.V. . C ! . fcficy. Kuuin 4 , Opera
House block. Council [ Huffs , la.
IOWA farms ; nno'-'ll aero farm , WO per acri ) .
$1,001011811.1)111111100011 loni ; time ; Ili ) acre
farm , iOiNI down , b.il.im'O easy ; farms of all
sl/cs he-nil fur list , Johnston .t Van Patten ,
Council lllulls.
I WANT to buy stook of groccr'.o-i or boots
and shoes ; will pny iMrt cash an'l ' p irL by
a . " > room hunao und lot In Omaha. U .U lieu.
Council Bill IT * .
COSIl'liETHoutilt b ir fixtures nnd two pool
tables for sale and building for rent , duuil
location. K. II. tahciifo , uvur Olllcor & I'nsoy's
buiiK.
T71AUMS. pardon lands , houses , lots uud
JU business blocks for silo or rout. Day ti
lloss , . .9 1'cnrl stroot. Council lllulTs.
toimnts of the count were astounded at
mlddiiy to sco the bout flguru of a man
oxautly resembling Oii&imir von Mion-
czynski pass along tlio road. The old
mini spoke to all In u voloo that recalled
vlHloiiH of tholr former landlord , and
most of thu peasants Hod in Hiipoi'stitious
fright from the Bound. Hardly loss
fi'itrhl was caused at the castle when the
old man sent in a card boarinc the
words , "Ciisimlr von Mions/.ynski. "
When Count PotooUl met him the old
man explained that ho hud given the
physician who gave out his death
cortillcato at the asylum and
conducted the mock funeral $ o,000 for
his part in the plan and a promise not to
reveal the fraud until after the physi
cian's death. That event had boon an-
nounccd , honaid , and ho , therefore , had
returned to his ostatt % . The old man
said he had taken securities for about
850,000 abroad with him and had lived
on the interest. His object in all this
remarkable performance was to discover ,
lie said , how his heir would administer
Ills property after his death. That
utory was treated rather giiiirorlv at
first by Count ljotocki , butthu discovery
by disintorinont that the collln from the
i asylum had bennburli'd empty increased
the Hiispiolon of truth aroused by the old
man's personal appearance.
The old man's ' story of his wanderings -
ings abroad Is under Investigation , and
meantime ho is Inquiring into the man
agement of the property , which ho
claims as hln own. The editor of the
D/.lenntk 1'olhki is Btirothat the old man
IK Cithimir von Mionc/.ynskl , and miiny
LomborgofH bollovo so , too , but Count
1'otookl bays that ho will concede noth
ing until his tracing of the old man'a
wanderings la completed.
itiiTi.isii .1 ttinnn.IOK.
Suit to llv Instituted-\KiiliiNt ( iniu'i-ul Hanks
lor * , ( ( .
ROSTOV , MMS-I -.SiieolulTologrnin [
to Tun IlKK.Hiitrlct ) Attorney Allen hm
boon Instructed by the department nt Wash-
iimton to bring HUH against ( Jjnor.il Hunks
for the recovery of about (1,000 , whloh. on u
settlement of nncoiint-s aa United Siato * mar
shal , appears to bo duo the covernimjnu It
U understood that Conorul Hanus ulnltns
that the shortage runrotoiiU thn amount
which he last through the ullo ud defalca
tion of William I ) . Pool , wun win for nmnv
years deputy United Stutos marshal m
ctiurgo of the accounts. Mr. Pool wnt
charged with cmucziiliiK thu money snvcr.il
years ngo , and ha was subsequently indicted
by the iraml ; Jury. Tlio Indictment IH still
pond Ing , und It is said tbnt It Is possible that
thu prtmlut ; of the suit against ( ionerul
Hanlia muy reiult In something being done
in the mutl"r of thu Inilictmont , although
nothing has yet boon determined upon uy
the authorities.
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and all manner of
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Entertainments !
FOR Sl'H'lOLS ' ' AND SOCIETIES
to-Hither with
Fireside Games
and siiKKeitlons for
Unique Parties
are lo bo found In the paces of the
Monthly Social
Only 50o a Year. Samples lh. (
Address :
Home Eiiicrtiiiiient Co. .
COUNCIL BLUFFS , I A.
W. C. ESTEP ,
*
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALM ,
14 N. Main. , Council Bluffs.
CITIZENS STATE BANK 'm '
Of Council Bluffs.
TA L STOCK $150,003
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70,003
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $225,003
OiUF.crnin I. A , Miller , P. O. Oioiinri. II f * .
PlniL-iirt , K K. II irt , ,1 , I ) , njmuiuhon. Uharlui
H. Hiuui in. Trans ict Kunur.U I ) inUii''busi
ness. I.iirKostimiilUl uud nurpliH uf any Uanc
luSoiithwustuni low.i
INTEREST ON Tl1 DEPOSITS
For Inventions
! 'RCK < UU.-.I > I1Y TUB
Bee Bureau of Claims
Qulry.'m
Kqiinl with tlio Interim ot llm i Imvtnj clfttm
nifnlnit tliuKOVurnmimt u Hint nt INVKNf ) llS. who
nfli'ii loju Ilia boaollt of vnluiitilu IrivuMlU.ii l > 03ini
of Iliu Inciiiiipiitunuy ur liintuinllim uf Hi i iiitornoyt
employed tn iilitnlii tliolr | mluati Ton niuoli < nro
rimiKit I" ) oxiircliuil In u'Uilurliu | o > iiiitjiit nnil
rollnhlo n > llc lor * lo pruci.ro p ititnti. fur I'll vnluo
or np'ilnnt ' iljp.mil i Kroitlr. If nutuatlrolr , upqn tha
cnroAinl iklll n ( thu iitloraur.
With Ilia rle < T ot pnitoatliutnvant'jri ( r ) u worth
Imi nrnnr lu nttnriiari , nnil of oiuu t itt invdn-
lloni nrn well priiteule < l by vnllit piUnU , T.IU II MH
HintlMl ) IKH ruttlncil uouniul oxiurt lu
trncllco ; unil It Unirufuro prupiral u
( llltllill IXltt'lllH ,
Jlli 1 1 : i'
1'riint'oittu
i-r truilii tiinrhM nnil i-iii > urli/nt * .
nfilnliinH ( tNtuiiauiH ! anil
a nil < fc'nii'JiiVJuy. . ! HO Ik
, etc. , / .
Ifrou liuvu nn laviiutlon on Imn.l i < o I Till1 ; II 1C 13
I mkotcli or plioLD ripli thnrjof. toxottior
nilli n brlof itmcrlplloit of tlio Iriijurltnt luiluror ,
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; tor a rulHUlu Ol'I.NIDN Imfiirj
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Oiinili i lieu , thu I'lonuur I'rvHt uud tliu tiuu
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Qulry.