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    CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, MAY jt, 1890
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Herman Bros.
Wholesale
CLOTHIERS !
Stores in the Following Places :
1017-1019 O St., LINCOLN, NEB.
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Beatrice, Neb.
Falls City, Neb.
Weeping Water, Neb.
Auburn, Neb.
Wilber, Neb.
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SHIRTS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, ETC.
CALL AiVD SEE OUR
Superb Line of Flannel Shirts !
Outings, Cloth Shirts, Cashmere Shirts, Silk Shirts. A full line of Lincoln Knitting
Mills Co. Goods at Special Prices to the trade and 'consumer. Agents for Lincoln
Knitting Mill Co, Lincoln Suspender Co., Rockford Socks and Carter's Slippers.
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Pyle's New Soda Fountain?
ITS K BEKUTY
And from it they are now drawing the Finest and Most
Delicious
CREAM SODA
With all the popular Flavors made from pure and wholesome
FRUIT JUICES.
1123 O Street. Chapman's Old Stand.
Lincoln Savings Bank and Safe Deposit Co.
CAPITAL, $260,000. LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS, $500,000.
Interest paid on deposits 11 1 any rntn nf3 per oont por annum for all full cnlandar montlu
Safes to rent In uurKlnr proof and tiro proof vaults, at annual rental of 5 and upward
Money to loan on real ostute and collateral. YOUH HAVINGS ACCOUNT SOLICITED.
IIKNHY K. I.KWIH,
President.
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LINCOLN ICE CO.
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Prompt Delivery.
ROBINSON MERCANTILE CO.
NEW LOCATION
206 South nth St., Montgomery Block,
A. 1'. H UTU A ItT, V. H. MrCHUl-HlY, H. WKLHH.
Ico IVcHlifbut. Treasurer. Teller
InrrrntliiB liiipiiitnnro of Memorial liny.
When Memorial day wntt Instituted Its
observances woro conilncd to the com
memoration of tlio bravery nml mlf nc
rlfleo of tho fnllou hurries, whoso graron
nro unnunlly decorated with (lowers mid
adorned with lings. As tho years Imvt?
passed theso obnor varices liavo broadened,
and now they Include, licsldo tho cele
bration of tlio deeds of thoso who fpught
for tho old Union and whoso blood
quenched tlio (Ires of civil wnr, consider
ation of the demands of mid tho relations
existing between tho'sections of tho now
Union. Animosities nro forgotten, and the
north and tho south each year clasp hands
In closer friendship. Thlslsasthodcpatt.
ed soldiers would liavolt; they fought for
11 common country, and In thnclTaccmcnl
of tho antagonisms of tho n.i8t not one
Jot of tlio rovercneb felt for tlio departed
Is abated.
'I tin Marl) red Kernes.
And I see a plinmoin nrmy come,
" i With noer a sound of lift' and drum,
Hut keeping time to a throbbing hum
... ' Of oiling mid lamentation
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Tlio martyred heroes of Mnhcrn Mill.
Of Gettysburg nnd CliaiicnitorsvlllA,
Tlio moil whoso wasted (Inures till
Tlio atrlut Brutes of tlio action.
-llret llartu
Tlio Iiiir lViice.
"At hist tliero Is pence!" So said tho
wearied people, and tho almost exhiiUHt
ed nntlon birathed unin and took stoclt
of her hurts. The grand teviow at Wush
ington delighted all spectators and nil
readers, and on u smaller scale wasmnuy
times repeated during tho summer; a
million Union volunteers returned home
to Ik? welcomed by rejoicing neighbors,
to bo held in ever increasing honors nnd
to bo tlio preferred in nearly all ixliti
cal contests, whllo tho defeated Confed
erate soriowfully sought his desolated
homo and faced an unceitain future.
And will it last? was tho question
asked by many n doubting one. Will
tho fruits of tho war nil be saved, will the
vanquished bo reconciled, will peaco be
assured for tills generation? And be
yond tho1 most sanguine hopes of the
most optimistic all theso question!! have
been answered in tlio nfllrmntivc, Twen-ty-flvo
years have passed, nnd the Im
portance of tho victory only grows
greater every year. With eacli return
ing Memorial day tho American people
realize more and more that tho Union
soldiers did tatter than they know.
Theirs was n threefold victory. They
not merely broke in pieces the opposing
force that alono would have left us a
divided people they destroyed tho very
cause of tho war and conquered the
hearts of their foes. This last was the
greatest victory of nil. While tho Union
soldiers demonstrated tho nation's
strength to-such nn extent that no other
nation dreams of attacking us, they so
won upon tlio vanquished that their
strength, too, soon became a part of Or'
nation's strength.
Twenty-five- years of unbroken peace!
The United States has now enjoyed n
longer exemption from war, foreign or
civil (minor Indian troubles aside), than
over beforo Ir. Iter history. In nil the
great land tln.ro is n Sabbath peace, and
for all that human wisdom can see the
futuro is one of peace. And for this
fortunate condition wo arc indebted, un
der God, to tlio wisdom of tho war lead
ers and tlio valor - tho Union soldiers.
They took up arms inly to rccuro peaco,
and every promise tho most sanguine
Is more than fulfill. I.
Why the O) stars Are Uyluc-
For a year or more, a queer looking gov
rmnent vessel lios bon sailing about tho
.a tors of Long Inland sound, doing certalu
trnugo and mysterious things which aro ut
erly liicomprehensibbi to tlio sullor.i and
Isliermeii. Tho vessol was n government
'rodgo of a patent variety, ulileli Is able
o wild feelers and pljKH and tubo and other
hings to the bottom of tho sen, that explos
ion may bo made of tho laud beneath the
vnter. Por tho past ten years It has been
notleed that tho oystor beds, which used to
X) numerous aud to yield as 11 no oysters a
wero to bo found upon tho coast, havo dim
litUhed, and fear hu$,becn generally enter
tallied that llieso shellfish would becomo ox
inct. Killing UM-d to bo a prolltablo out
,loyment in tho bound, but for a number of
'rears hus not proved so.
Capt, I'latt, of this queer looking myotery
eurcher of tho sea, has discovered w Ith hit
tubes and prongs what tho trouble Is, mid lint
inado a roKrt. Ho declurcs that tho bottom
tt tho sound at tar east as tho Connecticut
.'Iver it 0110 mavi of filth. Ills patent tongs
navo brought every concclvublo tort of rub
blsh, and In all processes of decay. This rul
bUh has emlttod tho most overpowering mid
frightful odor, very much llko that which Is
perceived when tho vicinity of a lUh oil fao
tory is upproached.
Tho captain declares that tjils odor more
ucurly approaches that frightful ellluvlum
which is east on" troui tho putrid rcuiaius of
an octopus or devilfish than any other which
ho has ever coino In contact with. Old mat
tmsMw, lioots, clothing, bits of furulturo, tho
rollcn of many a w reel;, wero brought u by
tho tongs wherovur tho veksel anchored, and
besides that there cuiuo up iiiusm-s of olfeu
sivo debris, so republvo thnt tho men wero
nimble to work very long at one tluio. Capt.
Matt docliires tXat tho whole Inittom of Long
Island sound is a vast sheet of thlsstulf.
It is tho rvfiibo nml garluigo from tho tow
ago from all tho Uiwus along tho coast, as
well as of tho t'eftw) dumped by tho con
tractors who nro hired to carry oir tho clean
lugs of tho Now York city meets It Is thli
which Is killing tho oysters and las prac
tically diivun tho llsh out of I.oml Island
fcouud. -Now York UtU-r In I'hlludelphl 1
IVets.
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A DOUBLE HOUSE,
One That l Not Cnmnioiiptntn irnd It
Climi nml Convniilriit.
"?.ly liu.biind oays that hodoeoi't llko a
liublo houw,"
"No, l don't," said he,
Tho young man had Inhorltod some fS.WX),
tud wnsdbKicl to build a 11 Ico homo. III
flflfo was a pmvldunt llttlo Unly, who wlnhml
'Invest n pirt of 1I1N sum no It would bring
In an Income Ho was too hopeful to havo
much of this feeling during this early mrlotl
if their lives,
KI.KVATION.
"Tho iloublo houso Idea Is n Rood 0110," wild
their nrchltcct. "You can build nhouso which
will rout for f 10 or f.'iDa mouth for one sldu
aud havo tho othersldo in whidi to live. And
to one who does not havo an abundant In--01110
and largo sulHtaullal resources to back
It the douhlii Iioiko Idea I n very bright one.
WVIl.uiako a double lioiino thatisuiicoiiunon,
We'll make nno that is entirely dilfcrcnt from
any double house you over saw."
This was further talked about, and It was
decided that they would consider 11 iloubhi
house jil.'in to ho prcpnrod to go on a llfty
foot lot which they had purchased. In tho
eourso of timo they went Into thoolllcoto
IiMik at tho sketch.
The architect wanteil to build this double
house, Ho know it would make a good liousu
0110 that would 1k cnmfortablo nnd attrac
tive and would prove a good Investment.
When his clients eamo Into tho olllco ho was
Just a llttlo anxious.
Tho Illustrations in this column nro repro
ductions of his sketches. Ho showed them
tho Door plans llrst.
Bald lie! Tho house Is tt feet wide oil tho
111 1st lloor. This gives 11 II foot pasvicoway
on each side. Now wo will look at tlio rooms
on tho right. Wo havo tho entrance at tlio
front of tlio Kcml-octngniinl slm-d room. It
extends around mid takes hi ncertlonof what
would otherwise bo a part of tho front sitting
room, and thus gives added width to this Kir
tion of tho hall or vestibule. Hack of this Is
tho reception hall, with a window at tho
right siilo which projects over tho sidewalk
K1IIST VlJOOiU
below, hut at a height siirtk'lent to miss tho
'lends of tlioto who pass unilor It. Tho wall
sjuico In front separating tho sitting room
tud tho reception room Is filled with turned
iplndlo work in oak. Tho stairway Is a com
bination atfalr. Wo go up from tho front
null to a lauding, puss through some ixirtiei is
to another lauding, which is connected by a
stulrwny and two doors with tho kitchen.
Theso two doors prevent tho nolso nnd odors
of tho kitchen from reaching tho front part
of tho house.
There is n seat on tho front landing which
projects Into tho hall. Under the part of tho
main stairway which gooo to the second floor
h provided tho collar stairway, Tho dining
room, as will bo seen, is buck of sitting room.
Pirn kitchen connects with tho dining room
through tho china jiantry by means of two
loubliiHwIng doors doors which swing Loth
Miys aud stand closed when released. This
lima room is lighted by a small window and
wis a cupboard with class doom above aud
Minelcd doors below. Tho kitchen is provided
with sinks, tables and drain boards conven
ient to tho china closet. In tho pantry Is a
placo for an ico chest with a drain to tho out
tide, Thero is a door over tho chest so that
co cnu be put In without passing through tho
iltclien. Tlio cellar is under half tlio house,
a ith furnaco room projecting under tho sit
ing room. In tho cellar is a slop sink In
.nIiIcIi wash water may bo jioured, a city wa
ter connection and a laundry ttovo, Tho
cellar floor is cemented.
In tho kitchen Is hot aud cold water at tho
-.Ink, aud hi tho bathroom on tho second floor
is water closet, wadistand aud tub. Thero
are two closets on tho second floor In tho
hall ono for brooms, etc., and tho oilier for
b-.d linen nnd articles of this character.
Jcwimka -CHAMBEa I CHAMBER cuumA
HtCOND KIXOIC
Thtro nro four ledrooms on this lloor, eoeh
provided w ith closet, Tho bedroom over the
hall and kitchen projects over tho first story,
so that mom room Is secured. Theru is'a
passageway to tho attic, In which Is pro
vided an additional bedroom, Thli room has
a squ.iro felling", l) feet high, and hus uoini of'
tho disadvantages of a half story bedroom.
Thus wo havo iji'o bedrooms obpro and too
four rooms helow.
A pin t of tho house on tho outside is brick
veneer. Tho other v -lis aro covered with
I stained shingles. The cost for tho completed
I propcrry ready to move, into U fcS00.
Lot 13 II. Giasos,
wftSB,
jpUsnoLsM
I iWMl I I llmtnj"
'rtfol r 11 IX- V- kk(
1 1,1 j'-'j ..-Jf! L cJ
yll'J t OIK KM DINKRM W (
IntttlKH SITTING m SITTING KM RECEPTION
I HW. ixtXlB nuie D H1U
PORCH J I POACH
px 1 n,
CHAMBER I JcHAMBfn
222 J L 2rJ
JIUmiCI eJCo
Nil. I4l.-ltl.ldlc.
I am found In tho deep, deep s-n,
And I dwell In vnr.toeena eacs
Yet earth cannot do without 11ns
Nor tho wind with Its roars, nor tho wares.
I am llrst of a lonir uohlo lino
Thnt hnstiroiiKht to tho whole Knjtllih rnivt
(Irvalt r IiU-ssIiik tlinn gold f nun Hid inliiot
Yet In memory they (tlvo inn no plnco,
t am not lu your tovo or your hois',
Hut linger la shnino and ilesmlr.
Wlien alono In darkness you gmiss
Iwk closely-you'll llnd I am theni.
No. Ml). A Queer Conrell.
I am a letter true,
And twice n letter, toot
Twin trees, I stand as well,
And twice yourself do tell.
Though plural I limy seem,
You'll llnd mo our, I ween.
No. 1 1!). Alisrut Yowfils.
Insert vowels III ploeo of tho stars lu each
Df tho nllio following sontnuces. When theso
words nro rightly completed, select from each
Df tho hontoneosn wortl of live letters. When
these tilnn words havo been seleeleil. nnd
placed 0110 lielow tho other, tho central let
ters, reading dowiiwaid, will spell thonams
given to 11 terlnln day In February,
t. I.VIt 11111 nd n eiisl.
B. II b sn rd n n nltl hs.
8. Mn It'iuls in'k lRht wrk.
4, Whr tli lid s lwsl, 11111 einmiit
lp vr.
0. ThU s ws dly whch mks Ih rd
af
0. IlMi'rs st n mrt, m dr'ss, hii(lsm
prsiis.
7. Htrn t a kiiI, iid swllw c.ial.
8. Tw f trd slilm Kr.
9. iiBr nd hst hndr d ciisl.
No. 144. Ilelieadluus.
Tho bark was stranded on thusaiid
The laku was too llrst for It to laud;
Hut when w ithout a head It stood,
It would mako things sacred and good,
Once 111010 behead, aud thou you will Cud
To permit Is what I havo In mind,
What tho three llttlo kittens (If thoy Imd
been hiimnii) might have found In their mlt
U'ns. No. 140. Diiip Titlnr I'ruvcilx.
1. Th gl t n hs i th fl it
nthr.
5. T fr tl wrst ft eis th wrst.
a Nn bt fl s lw rght.
4. Whn fr frm fll w t nsdm
rs.
5. Tht in b blvd b mbl.
Ni. 147. Word Sunres.
1, All herb; n wind instrument; a cottage;
sharp.
2. A buiidluof twigs; solitary; a domestic
fowl; 1111 attack; w hat every lioy should havo.
U. Whole, I am a name of tho god Cupid;
behead ,1110 nnd ndd 11 final letter each time,
I becomo a baking apparatus to offer for
salo, nnd conclusions, and all form a square.
No, 1 1H. Decapitations,
llehead a public ground,
A vessel largo is found;
llehead what means once moie,
Wo havo Increase of storo;
llehead not far away,
What's left here's what wo say t
Part of n treo behead,
Aud lenvo to nsk for aid;
behead to long with xiln,
And lenvo by work to gain,
Theso letters wo'vo removed
Will ioll a pretty flower,
Which for its rich and varied tints
Is known tho country o'er.
Nn. 141). Cliuruile.
Early 0110 balmy first
I throw tho casement wide,
And saw tho totals there
In nil their last and prldo.
No. ISO. KiiIbiiiu.
From tho letters which spoil tt certain
mouth of tho year mako words which may be
dclhiud as follows!
1. Withered. 2. A prophet. 3. All equal.
4. A vegetable. 6. A beverage. 0. A moscu
lino iKimo. 7. Most correct. 8. To stop. 0.
Cinders. 10. To guide. 11. A stalk. IS. To
measure. 13. Formerly. 14. Any limited
time. IS. Compact. HI. Saucy, 17, An in
sect 18. Precipitous. 10. Fixed. SO. To
niinoy. SI. To npjs'ar. 22. To bo stocked to
overflowing. 23. A vegetable growth larger
than n shrub. 24. To encounter. 25. A fa
vorite. 20. A plague. 27. That which meas
ures. 23. A ool, 211. A clan or family. SO.
A merry frolic. 81. Joined. 32. A pronoun.
3!). Disposition of mind. 3-1. To notice. 35.
Gradation, 30. A certain stylo of dry goods.
37. Before.
What l the month, nnd what nro tho thirty
leven words formed from it!
Too (li'llerolli.
"Thut boy of mine," wild n fond father to a
friend, "is 0110 of the most uusclfUb little
clinps I ever saw."
"Indeed f"
"Yes, sir; he i.evcr keeH niiyiiiius to him
self; gives everything away."
"Generous hearted,"
"Generous hem ted! Too much so; he ain't
keep nnythiiig eun't even keep still."
Ki') to tlio I'urxler.
No. 13 1. -An Initial Puzzle: OWL. O-owl.
Il-owl. Fowl. Howl. J-owI. LOW,
B-low. P-low. (How. F-low. H-low.
No. !. An Odd Problem: Dude.
No. 130.- A Rebus for Llttlo Folki Aspire
o bo w Iso.
No. 137. Small but Very Useful: A pin.
No. 13S, An Kiuy Dlninondi
o V 11
O E I. L s
l V I. I. I U N
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No. I!!.i. Knlgma: Nothing.
No. U0. Riddles! Ten-unjs. , Two calves,
Hoalwo)shos his bnck'ufv "Tlio lulth-t(.H,
Uivnuso ho can't help It,' ' Htf pt1s t.fri-nU to
your jmxIiis (paiuv).
rcaiiNolt is often hid-
"k'li In the Invast
No. 140. A I'liluie Turtle.
NOWS' THE TIME
TO l'LACK YOUH OltDKll FOR
House Decorations'
Whcia they will iccclve prompt attention
ami skillful workmanship. Call on
S. E. MOORE,
nml ftce liU line of Flue I'npcr llnnln,
Sole Agency lor
Tlio SherwlR-Wllllams Co.'s Pafnf.
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Rubber Hose.
Hose Fittings, .
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Lawn Sprinklers
GO TO
DEAN & HORTjON,
i.5o O Street, y
WIIERB YOU WILL GliT
Wholesale Prices
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In nny quantity you want to
purchase.
rjiN'con.w
saasr
ash imtTiTE ok rr.iMiur,
Sliiirtliuml, nml TyifwrUlmf, l tlio Ix-st nml Isrumt
College III llm West. IOI Hliiili-nts III nlli'lnlsiier last
yoir. Sliilpiita irrpnrrl ior Imi.Iiip la (nun 3 lot)
limiillit. Kii-rlriicil fnciilt)'. lvrnonnl liiatrncllmi,
llcniiilful llluilrnteil clnlisoir, nillrui" JouninU. nnd
xx'lini'inof iK'iiiiinutlilp, Mill free limldrt Minn
ULMIIItlUOK A UOOSK. Lincoln, Neb.
PAST ALL PRliCKDENT !
0VK TWO MILLIONB DI8TMIB0TED
Louisina State Lottery Comp'y.
Inoorpoinled by tho I-Klslaturo for Bdu.
riitloiiid 1 1 d Chnrltulilo purposes, and Its
frnuchlso 11 ade a part of (ho present slate
constitution In 1871) !y an overwhelmluif op
iilarvote.
Its Orand Extraordinary Drawlnnt take
place Semi Annually nunc and Decem
ber), nnd its Grand Single. Number Draw
ings tnkc place In each of the other ten
months of the year, and are nil drawn in
nubile, nt the Academy of Music, New
Orleans, Ln.
Wo do horuliy cnrtlfy that wo supirvlse
the arraiiKementN for all tlio Monthly and
He-nil Annual DruwIiiKS of Tlio Ixmlslana
Btato (.nttery Company, nnd lu person man
oko and control (ho llruwlims thamsolvcs,
and thai tho sumo are couducied with hon
esty fairness, and In uond faith toward all
parties, and we nutlinruo tho Coi.iiuiny to use
(Ills ccrtltlcatc, with faa-slmllles of our sUiia
urcs attached, In Its advertisements."
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ConimUiioners.
We, tho iindcrslKiied Hanks and Uiuikors
will pay all prizes drawn In the Louisiana
Htato 1OtlerluH, wlilcli may Imj prosonted at
our counters.
It. M. WALMHLKV, I'rcs. Louisiana Nat IVIc
I'lKHHK I.ANAUX, 1'reH.Htato Nutlonol H'k
A. 11ALDWIN, Pros. Now Orleans Natl Hank
OAHLKOHN, l'n's. Union National Dunk;
MAMMOTHDRAWlNQ,
At the Academy of Mailo, New Orlesni,
Tuesday, Jane U, 1890,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $600,000
100,000 Tickets at 1 10; Halves f'JO; Quarter
tlO; Klk'lits ': Twentieths .';
FonlethH 1.
I.tHTOK I'llIZKH.
1 MU7.i:OKl)00,fls VttiSfH
1 l,HIi:OKJ),0iMls 200,000
1 I'HI.KOK 100,001) Is 100,000
1 l'HI.B OF ffl,(U)s 50.OU0
2 I'HI.KH OF 'MM aro tO.OUU
5 lMlI.l'.H OFI0.0OD nni 60,000
lOPHI.KSOF 5,000 aro WlO)
UPIU.KHOK 2,(M) lira &0,OUO
lUinilKHOK HOOaru 80.UO
5f) Pltl.KSOF lUWaro liW.UO
600PHI.KHOF lOOare 'JU0,(MJ
AIT1IOXI5IATIO.N I'ltUr.Ji.
100 Prizes of I.OOi) are 1100,000
100 do. KOare 40,000
100 do. MX)nro SO.OUO
Two Ni'miikiiTkiiminai.h.
1,0iS Prizes olJ'JiO nro 3,600
.t,14t Prizes umountliiK to 2, 1311,0 00
.A-GKEIfcTTS WANTED
VKorClub ltutes or any furlhor InfOrnia
lion desired, write lciltly to tho undersigned,
clearly statlmr your residence, with Mate,
County, Htreet and Number. Mora rapid re
turn mall delivery w III lo assured hy our en
closing tin KnveloHi bcnrlnic your full ad
dress. IMPORTANT !
Address M A.DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, l.a.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
&W&
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.1 iiBiiiiiKiuu, ii. v. ..
Hy ordinary letter contalulm; Money Or-
dii-luod hy all Kpress Companies, New
Vork Kxcliamte, Drnlt or Poital Note. .
Address Registered Letters containing1'
Currency to . -n
NBW OIU.KANH NATIONAL HANK.
NeW.Orleaii, Is,
HKMKMHHH that tho paSifflftt'of the
Prizes Is Kiiaranleed ly Kotir'Natfomrf IWnks
ofNilw OrleaiiH, and the tickets ar slKliM hy
,lho President or an Institution wbosjclmr
teivd rlidits are reeoKiilzed lu tlio.lilKliest
courts; thertfore, Innvaro of all Initiations or
anonymous schemes.
i um; nui.i.AU is tno price or too smallest
1 lmrt or Traction of a ticket ISSUKD HY UH
I lu an drawliiK AnytlilUK lu our lmino of.
feied for less than a Dollar Is a swindle,