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PLATTSIHOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1914
Murray Department
Prepared in the Interest of the People, of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers
If any of the readers of tlio
Journal know of any social
event or item of interest in
tlits vicinity, and will mail
same to thisofHce. it will ap
pear under this heatlintr. We
want all news items Kiutok
YfilRS. LEE ALLISON
PASSED AWAY AT SIX
O'CLOCK THIS MORNING
l
s JT & 7T -rib 5
I ,'f -S"A
'OPPORTUNITY knocks once at every man's door." But many an oppor
Jr tunity is lost when the man who sees it hasn't the wherewithal
to take advantage of it. It is the man with the EEADY CASH
IN BANE who thrives the benefit ! If you haven't an account, open one
today. When the opportunity arrives
YOUR CHECK BOOK WILL BE READY!
EV1URRAY STATE
Henry Creamer is on the
uci
lis!.
John Hendricks was putting up
ice Tuesday.
It. It. Nickels xxas a Plutts
mouth visitor Saturday.
D. C. Rhoden made a business
trip Jo Nehaxvka Tuesday.
L. E. Yoims of Union was a
visitor in Murray Monday.
Lee Nickels was transacting
business in I'lattsmouth Monday.
S. W. Copenhaver ami wife
were Omaha visitors Wednesday.
A. 1). Crunk and wife were
puests of J. 1). Tiiwr and fam
ily Monday.
James and Robert Fitch were
trading with Murray merchants
' &atmifay.
Mrs. and Miss Vance Pitman
were shopping in Omaha one day
this week.
Ir. 15. O. Young of Murray
spent Sunday at the home of Wil
liam Nickels.
Mrs. Dove A-ch was transact
ing business in Plat t sinoul h last
Wednesday.
F. L. Rhoden was delivering
pras seed in Nebraska Gily Wed
nesday of lasL week.
Pert Root and Albert Young
are building a hog shed for Alvin
Ranifrc tliis week.
The sab; at the livery barn
Saturday was well attended, but
the bidding lacked pinker.
A meeting of the Anti-Saloon
Loaguo was held at the Fnilcd
Presbyterian church Sunday.
Wilson Oilmore of ML plcas
p.nt precinct, was attending to
business in Murray Tuesday.
E. R. Queen, mayor of Rock
Bluffs, was assisting W. P.
Ilutcheson put up ice Tuesday.
Philip Keil has just butchered
six hocrs for the Berger hotel.
The boarders and all who eat at
this popular hostelry are assur
ed of plenty of meat along with
everx thing else pood to eat.
Dr. J. F. Brendel made a busi
ness trip to Avnca Tuesday.
William Nickels was calling on
friends and looking after busi
ness in Plat tsmoutli Wednesday
Samuel Dillman of Mankalo
Kas., is visiting his sister, Mrs
Wesley Pird, ami other relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitch, jr.
entertained Earl Merrett am
Miss Mae I. w is Sundav at din
ner.
Dewev Read, who lias been suf
fering from an attack of pneu
monia, is well on the road to re
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. W. i. Boedeker
entertained quite a number of
friends at a Sunday dinner. Al
enjoyed themselves.
Pert Hansel, son-in-law of
Miles Slandish, is visiting at the
home of J. J). Pitman this week
Mr. Hansel will move back to
Cass county.
Mrs. Thomas Kivelt, living
near Nehawka, returned from the
Pre.-bvterian hospital Tuesday
by way of Weeping Waier.
Dr. Cook was called down
Tuesday night to see Mrs. Lee Al
lison, at whose home he remain
ed nearly the entire night at the
bedside of this very sick lady.
1 t a P . it
.uioui ixxenix-uve iiom mis
burg attended the 'Little Wom
en" play at the Parmele theater
Wednesday night, our people
like to fro to plaltsmouth to such
shows, but they won't stand any
more like "McCarty's .Mishaps.
Tliev haven't fully recovered
from that glaring fraud yet.
Pert Satchell was engaged
Wednesday in loading his cars
for Stanton county, where he will
make his future home. About 15
or "JO of his neighbors were as
sisting him, which shows that
they think a whole lot of Pert and
his family. They have hosts of
friends who regret the removal of
this excellent family.
YOU WILL LO0EC
S3 EAT
You just can't help it, if you wear on of our new
House Aprons. They are made with high
waist line, best percale trimmed,
with rickrack braid
sizes 34 to 44
Only 50c Each
We have an over supply of Misses' House Shaped
Aprons vhich are shaped just like the
ones Ma wears. Selling at
Only 19c Each
MURRAY
TUTT
NEBR.
.John Murley shipped hogs to
South Omaha Tuesday.
William Gilmore and family
moved from the Mast farm to tin
Nick Davis place, a half mile west
of Murray, Tuesday.
Iceiug for the past week has
been a fail willi this community.
The Murray Dam company sup
plied ice to ten houses, an air
gregale of 185 tons.
Warren Pird, A. I. Pird and
Walter llardnock went to Union
Neb., to attend the funeral of
their uncle, Lewis Pird. who
passed away at a ripe old ape
Henry Pecker and Guy Pecker
of Oklahoma were visitors in
Murray Wednesday. Henry, who
had his arm injured in a saw
mill a month ago, is abel to re
sume work again.
Mrs. Lee Allison is suffering
with n severe attack of pneu
monia. A trained nurse from
Omaha was called to attend her
Sunday. Mrs. Allison, passed
away this morning at t o'clock.
The Library association will
give their entertainment at the
Chriswisser school house Satur
day, February 17. A complete
program will appear in next
week's Journal.
Orion Virgin has moved to
town and occupies the property
he recently purchased of Walter
Green. The latter has moved to
the house west of the creamery
property.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Porter are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
new baby at their home on last
Friday. Our informant, did not
tell us whether it was a boy or a
girl and we didn't think to ask.
Whether boy or girl makes but
little difference to John it will find
a warm reception at the porter
home.
T. F. Jameson of Weeping
Water, father of Mrs. J. F. Bren
del, came over Saturday and re
mained over Sunday.
The Lewiston Glee club has
postponed the oyster supper
which was to have been given, at
the Lewiston church Saturday j
evening, February :M, owing loi
sickness in the community.
Notices are up calling for a
meeting of the voters of district
No. 50 for the consideration and
voting upon bonds for a High
school at Murray. This meeting
will take place at the school
house on Tuesday, February 25.
William Rice was a Plaits-
mouth visitor Tuesday of this
week, and while here called at ttie
Journal ollice and ordered the
paper sent to his daughter, Mrs.
Lucille Penedicf, of Tipton,
Wyoming, where Mr. and Mrs.
Penediet are residing and doing
well.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holmes
entertained Saturday evening for
Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. Prown. The
game of the evening was "pit,"
which caused a large amount of
merriment. Another pleasing
feature was the refreshments,
which consisted of three, courses.
It was a most enjoyable evening.
A card from Good Todd and
family, who are spending their
winter at West. Palm Peacii, tells
of the delightful time I hey are
having among scenes practically
tropical. Palms, ferns, fruit and
everything that makes up the
good obi summertime" is at
hand to be enjoyed.
The Library association will
hold their regular meeting Tues-
The sad news was received
here this morning of the death at
Orion Baldwin went to Omaha her home near Murray of Mrs.
on business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rouse were
trading in Lincoln Monday.
. Charles Suavely was in South
Bend on business Tuesday.
Mr. Henry Rolef of Elmwood
look No. 17 to Lincoln Tuesdav
evening.
County Commissioner Jordan
is in Plal (-.mouth this week on
county business.
Lee Allison, one of tin most
highly respected ladies in that
locality, who, after suffering for
the past two weeks from pneu
monia, was finally relieved from
her suffering and called to her
final reward. Mrs. Allison had
resided in this county for many
years, being a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Wiley, pioneer
ettlers of the county, and only
two weeks ago the aged mother
Uncle George Cook went to of Mrs. Allison passed away, and
Lincoln Tuesdav and got himself the death of the mother greatly
some new togs to wear.
Ed Casey went to South Omaha
Monday to visit his parents, Mi
ami Mrs. John Casey.
The ice men are busv these
days putting up ice, for which
we are very thankful.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDowell
are visiting with Mrs. McDowell'-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jor
dan.
George Bauman of Bentz, Kas.,
a nephew of David Stetler, came
in Tuesday lo be with his uncle
during his sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown,
sr.. gave a family dinner Tues
day. All the members of the
family were present.
Mr. Henry Miller went to Lin
coin Tuesday and brought Chas.
llardnock back from the hospital,
looking and feeling much better,
Orion Baldwin has resigned his
position with the Evans Mercan
tile Co. on account of his health,
and Elmer Barrett is clerking
there in li is stead.
Mrs. Charles Campbell, who
has been with her sister. Mrs.
Fred Prouty, who is sick with
inflamamtory rheumatism, re
turned to her home at Rockebv
Her molher, Crandma Hurlbut,
accompanied tier.
W. W. Leibhart of Nemaha,
Neb., came Tuesday to visit hi
brother, (Jeorge, who has been
quite sick for the past two weeks.
He returned home Wednesday. A
nephew from Tecumseh, Neb., is
caring" for his Uncle (Jeorge and
it is hoped that he will soon im
prove.
Mrs. S. O. Pitman entertained
the most intimate friends of Mrs,
W. C. Brown at. a kensington
Monday afternoon. Dinner was
affected her and since that time
'he had gradually grown weaker
until the end. Besides the hus
band. Mrs. Allison leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Edward Leach, of
near Union, to mourn tier loss
A more extended biographical
sketch of I he lady will appear
later in the columns of th;
Journal.
A Valentine Party.
Mr. arm .Mrs. i nomas iii-..n
emeriameu a numiier oi iiieir
friemls Saturday eenin-r. IV
ruai-y 1 i, at a valentine parly.
The rooms had been :.-aut ifulh
decorated for the occasion in red
and white hearts. Various
games were played; aIo nm
guessing contests were indulged
in. A large heart with maiix
small ones painted on it was
passed lo the guests and ea h
...... k . i
were io miess now rnanv were on
it. Fay (Sreyrey won the first
prize and John Jenkins the boohj.
which was a homely alent m.-.
Some excellent liiltsir Was lur-
nistied ty I.va Pailev. which all
enjoed ery much. At th" proper
time a delicious luncheon wr
seryd, to which aii did aiup'e
justice. At a late hour the
merry party wended their way
homeward, declaring that they
had had the es( time ltl their
lies and pronouncing Mr. ami
Mrs. Tilsoit royal entertainers.
Those to enjoy this happy ecnt
were as follows: .Mj,. r.Ja'a
Young, Willa Moore. Hannah
Hanson. I'earl Oregory. Myrtle
Rice. Eva Bailey, E-t.'ier .o.I.
Orace Dill, Fern Lhd. Fay Oreir
ory, Agnes Lloyd, llaltie Rover.
Residence Property for Sale. Margie Nailery, IVba Sj.enre.
The I. S. White residence Amanda Rover, Adel Fitpat rick.
property in Murray is offered for dace Spence, Mildred Satchel,
sale. This is an excellent piece Fflie Smith. Vivian l itpat rick.
Of property and will be sold Very Yardby. ora.e porter,
right. For particulars call at the Messrs. Alf Pexeraire. Jack Oreg-
Murray State Bank, or Mark ory, Fritz Tinner, John Jenkins.
White. Charles Vallery. Frank Dill. Carl
Oregoty, Roy Oregg, p.-n Speck.
Produce Wanted. Walt Rover, Arthur Han-on.
During the month of February Arthur Jones, Joe Creamer, Fred
I will pay cash for fresh eggs, I Ulrich. Arch Oregory. Chester
fresh butler ami poultry, deliver- Minear, Harry Satchell. Ralph
ed on Thursday of each week.
Joseph Cook.
Satchell, James Earhart. Mm-'-i-Bailey,
John Rice. Earl Marb r.
Anderson Lloyd, timer Yardley.
Othal Oregory. Earl Terrxbery.
Jim Tigner. Oarland Til"ii, Mr.
ami Mrs. (Hen Rlmden, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Mutz. Mr. and Mrs.
(Ilea Vallery ami daughters. IfeJ
b'li and Marie Evelyn, Mr. and
Mrs. Wall Warner and son.
Miss Esther Rice Entertains.
served aL i and the fnhle
place cards and favnrs xvere a!1 loyally entertained
of the valentine decorations. One
of the pleasing features of the
afternoon, and which added to
the pleasure of the guests, was
the part taken by Mr. Pitman in
acting as chef, permitting Mf.
Pitman to sit with the guests.
The neighbors and friends of
In Honor of Mrs. Farris.
Mrs. A. L. Baker entertained a
large number of lady friends at
tier home on Monday last in
honor of Mrs. John Farris, who
is soon to remove to Minnesota,
wnere me lamiiv are o niaKe
their future home. The enter
tainment, was a magnificent trib
ute to this splendid lady, and
great honor to the hostess. The
atternoon was wuiied away in
needlework and social chat, until
me appropriate lime, wnen a
txvo-course luncheon xvas served.
Mrs. Baker is well known for her
generous hospitality on such oe-1 course luncheon
casions. and this event denotes I Mrs. William Rie
that she has lost none of her ex
cellent qualities, ami it is need
less to say that the guests xvere
Painful Accident.
Ralph Kennedy reeerxed a
serums accident. Mondiy xxliib
Chopping toe Woo. !llle;id of
cutting into a chunk th- ax
glanced and struck his .ho. and
sinking a deep s-asfi into his f-tf.
The hemorrhage fop a rerf fuio
was s, ery profu siir-'i'Ml a--sitanee
xxas summoned and l"
was soon put at eae. If js, hoped
he xxill soon he about.
MURDOCH.
(Special Correspondent.)
Im wer
en j. ,X ed
lt S.lf-
Those who xvere present on
this occasion are as folloxvs:
Mesdames J. W. Edmunds. W. S.
Smith, J. A. Walker, C II. Oil-
more, B. F. Brendel. W. E. Dull.
. (. Long, M. (I. Churchill. J. W.
Holmes, II. C. Long, J. H. Brown.
J. F.
Miss Esther Rice gaxe a most
delightful parly to her young
friends at her home Friday exeu
ing. The time xxas spent m
games and social cnx elation.
All present report a very nice
time. At a late hour a twn-
was serxed by
and Mrs. Wil
liam Sex bolt, xvliich xxas enjoyed
verv much bv the guests. Music
.vas furnished by Ralph Kennedy
and Esther Rice. The guests re
port Miss Esther as a royal en
tertainer and hope that she will
have another party some time iu
the near future.
Meta Nedel was fj. re ox r
Sunday vii?ing her parent.
Mr. and Mrs. Foul Ki:
Lincoln xi-itor Mondax
t rains.
Both xoiii-.g a'id M
the oU-f.l-hi..;ied d.Wice
urday ni-h'.
The Bauer -j..-r. Ros,. ar-l
Ella, were visitors it Or,.i!:.t tfo
fore pai t of the xx k.
A Tew friends fi..fn Mi.-hi-ao
came iu on No. 17 f,, i-.f ttoir
. Id -chool friend-. Mr. and Mr-.
C. MoomeV.
A number of j r,!e from Oma
ha were, xi-ifing the Ib-rnheck
brothers Sundav felve.i train-.
taking dinner xxitii them at tlo-
hotel
Will Poelf.r and lady friend
were xi-iting the formers par
ents Safurdav ar.d Sund.iv. re
turning to Oni.ih.i on No. f .
The Sorn k s,jer-. Etta arid
Eva. xxere bom Saturday and
unday. returning to lloir xxork
Sundax evening on 17.
A number of si ho.d children
and I lie teacher. Mi- Suther
land and Mi-s Edward, drove out
o O. V. I'icJ, well's home in .t
lumber xa-on Ja-t Wo!: I,i to
the I.adie- Aid soce tx. and e:i-
the dinri'T and ride vrx
rr.uch.
A number of voting f. Iks wer'
highly entertained at Mo Schmidt
home Friday evening to a va!e i
tine party. They were entertain
ed with many game and refresh
ed by a dainty luncheon. Thv
a! bid them I night, exprc--
iii.' their pbn-ure.
Are With the Insurgents.
Murray Camp No. isr,f.. at if:
Brendel. L M. Davis. Llovd meeting Saturday evening. I-eh-
Mr. and Mrs. Meek Davis plaved ,,apen' " I,,,am .loan ua. y . ,
Ik.1!.. . . A . . . r, . V,... Illtim r . ill. ...... ' .iC-lllll.... I . . w.k
atones, tiieii jjoeueKer, itii. I me. i"mi'mii. i t-somi ion. m.-u
Charles Carroll, Mrs. Jeff Bren- lecled the foRoxviug delegate-
ilel, Nick Friedrich, Mira M"I)on and alternates to the county con-
aid. Misses Ida Boedeker, Margie vent ion to be held in Plat t -mout h
Walker. Bertha Shrader. Max- St. April 1: Delegates . ihim-
A stubborn, aanojir.r. f-p res
sine rough hangs on. rack th
body, weakens the lung, and
often lead to serious result.
Th first do of Dr. King's New
Dicoxery civs relief. Ifenry f.
Sanders of Caxern'isfi. Vt was
threatened, vv it h conurr p! ion. af
ter having pnemnor.ia. He writes;
"Dr. King's New Discoxery ought
to be in every family; it ; cer
tainly th be-t rvf all medicine
for couch, cold or lung trou
ble." flood fnr children's
Coiirhs. Money back if not satis
fied. Price .'0e and -I.oo. .f all
Druggist. If. E. Purklen A. Co..
Philadelphia or St. Louis.
day evening, rebruarv 2i. A
very nice program has been ar
ranged. Assistant State Supt
Robert Elliott of Lincoln has been
invited to explain all the features
of the coming school problems
The public is invited.
Mrs. F. M. Slenner of Lincoln
was down a fexv days since and
spent a week visiting her father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. V
Berger. Mrs. Stenner was for
merly Miss Marie Berger, and
xxas reared to womanhood in this
community, and was -considered
one of the most charming young
ladies in Cass county.
The librarians for next month
are as follows: Saturday, Jan
uary 31, Hannah Hansen; Wed
nesday, February', Mrs. Alvin
Ramge; Saturday. February 7.
Mrs. Mira McDonald; Wednes
day, February 11, Ethel Dill;
Saturday, February 1 i, Gertrude
Long; Wednesday, February 18,
Mrs. S. O. Pitman: Saturday.
February 21, Clara Young; Wed
nesday, February 24, Mrs. Ken
nedy; Saturday, February 28.
'ay Oldham.
Tyewriter ribbons at the Jour
a surprise on them the stormiest
day on record this winter. Tin
instigators had planned to re
mind them that it was their 20th
wedding anniversary. If tin
weather had been favorable the
house xxould not have held lb
congregation. As it was there
was enough present to make a
lively time for Mr. and Mr.-
Davis, and all enjoyed a line din
ner.
The ladies of the Christian
church have just finished scrub
bing the Uoors of the church and
putting down nexv carpets. Were
it not for the ladies (God bless
them!) our churches would not
present such a cleanly appear
ance. But on this occasion xxe
must give credit to Lloyd Gapen,
Warrent Wiley and Bert Young,
for they carried the water to do
the scrubbing. May God bless
them I
Lucius D. Mullen, one of the
pioneers of this part of the coun
ty, died at the home of his son,
John Mullen, at KI Campo, Texas,
February 1 J. of paralysis. He
was stricken February 8. He was
70 years and 8 days old. He
served in the civil war. He is .sur
vived by four children: John of
El Campo, Texas, Lafe D., Orpha
and Jesse of Alvo. . The body will
be brought to Alvo and will be
laid to rest in the Alvo cemetery
Thursday. The family have the
sympathy of this communicly
Lucius will be' missed by us all.
John and Mrs. Warren Wiley.
The Ladies' Missionary society
met with Mrs. James Loughridge
Friday, with twenty members
present. The program was very
good and Mrs. Harriett Adams j lions of the present
Pitman sang a solo, "I Shall See of the M. W. A. during the past
Him Face to Face." Mrs. Lough- two years have been detrimental
ilton, D. A. Young and K. R.
Kniss: alternates M. G. Church
ill, J. W. Berger and J. W. Ed
munds. The following are the
resolutions adopted:
Whereas. We. believe I tie ac-
lead officers
You may need aa
AUCTIONEER
and we want to inform you
that dates can be made
at this office fcr
GOL. Vf.7. DUfJfJ
the Weeping Water Auctionejr
ridge was assisted by Mesdames
Frank Marler and William
Prown, sr.
A Complete Birthday Surprise.
A company of friends and
neighbors completely, but very
pleasantly surprised Mrs. Frank
Rhoden Tuesday evening, the oc-
to the member-hip of the society,
and bv their conduct during the
present rale controversy Ibey
have forfeited all claim to our
respect and support; therefore.
be it
Resolved. That we are opposed
to Ihe re-election of any of the
present head otlicers, and
hercbx- instruct the dele;
Careful Attention to Public Sales
Rates are Reasonable
LEPORT OF THE
or th
CONDITION
casion being that lady's birthday elected to represent this camp in
anniversary. ine evening xva:
spent with games and music,
Last, but not least, a delicious
luncheon xxas served at a late
hour. Those present xvere
Messrs. and Mesdames J. I).
Lewis, G. S. Ray, E. It. Queen, J,
T. Brendel, Arthur Copenhaver,
Charles Wolfe, James Tigner,
Lloyd Lewis, Roy Cline, Guy
Stokes. Omer Yardly, Charles
Swan, Wayne Lexvis, Fritz Tig
ner, Earl Merritt, Frank Dugay,
rlhur Hansen, Tony Klenn,
Harrv Mcxey, James Mcvey,
the county camp, to support such
delegates lo'lhe stale camp as
are iu harmony with lhee reo
lut ions.
i Murray State Bank
of Murray, Nebraska
Signed :
Cbartsr No. .TH
IwcrwntrJ In th ri of N,l rvU t th
rUmt of lu.lrm-m. I-VI.. li. I'm
A. L. Baker.
Lloyd Gapen,
K. R. Knis.
Committee.
A Fine Social Event.
Mesdames Alvin Ramge, Fred
Ramge and William Sporer en
tertained the Aid society Wed
nesday of last week at Ihe home
KFXt;i:cr!
I Ins nJ discount -t -w. . ,
Orrrfrmfl "-,.., , ..
Hanktmr h'Mi. fumttur r.a fUin- ...
Curmnt eii a-, ts ml inur-t
I -.
Iue from national ani stair
l'nk ..... i i
rurrt-rv y - ., WJ
.ii coin ,
MIer. nirkrl aid cent...
Total
I 7.3eS.i57
Esther Rav. Mao Lexvis. Clara or .Mrs. ivm uamge. nespne
Copenhaver, Vera Yardly, Willa the fact that the day xxas Mormy,
j.!.THvt..WHU Moore. Anna Wrist. Francis a large crowu was preseni.
I .... . . I , in! i r 1 1. ..
Moore, Fern Mcvey and Angie x-oveis woe i.oo no owr imii.
LIA'l.'UTIF-
4.
I REX YOUNG,
Auctioneer, J
h Murray, Neb.
Ready to cry your sales,
and guarantee satisfaction. f
i Dates can be made at the
J Bank of Cass County, in
5 Plattsmouth,
Murray State Bank, Murray
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
J-l McCarroII.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the neighbors and
friends who so kindly assisted us
Capital tn-lt paid n
sni'iius rurxl
I n.llTll t.n.flt.s
1 lid IT 1.1 ix rlia- i . . 1 .' .
k lan e xvere oeroraieii xxiliii nwk . ,
valentine ornaments; the place TlmU"r;T Z.Vi X
cards were hearts, sandwiches
were cut in heart shape and the
lunch was served in three
courses, in rooms were neauti-
fully decorated with Mowers. It
?j.firi w
m
t.ui-' Sto
?
during the sickness and death of
i - . . ,, i , .I . . ,
Neb or the A our dear little child ami arnmer. xvus one oi no- h.hm uuniur unu
S XX copennaver anu iprenuj iinuiir u mei uooU m.ii
Family lhe ladies have had an oppor-
. . . It ' i .tt J m .
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur tunny oi auenaing ior some
Cx-Mer's clis-k mi Lt in.lt n-. i'Jh i .-.; 77
lietiOMltors ma ran tr fund 4o 99
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Stat or tmi4ii.i
t euntr of l as. f I. W 11 IW.L.1.
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ami truroiy of it,- r;iort mi.! i th ar
M H C I'ABMBI.C. 1'tl-srt.ir.
SuNr-rllJ anil tanrn t I f. m . i.
dxof Feb. li V' iiA hatt
nal office.
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