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agBKJgPBias"!! ,T.-i St- x'.-' . ' "ff ,j f fr i " '-t " A ? . . u 4 &' , .," !.' & - .i COLUMBUS, XEB WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1888. WHOLE NO. 999. VOL. XX.-NO. 11. "? " t 'i jrr-rr OLD TIME rATRIOTlSst if by iNatioMl Bakl - c- za that I coald A WESTERN CO-ftaVmO OF BV Iff Mm fm JwBnnl - af -rli-v" rW-y? ' --"' -- w - . .---.. .- . wewwwMwjwaawawawa a rmxTMBUS r i ' --7 k tAA fez - !..fl laV .ananasr anaaV- nSaBnrwannnnnn' n Inaaar AA?j5i6iil tlJ?5255ir rldBW2i 2?i what I -ji A ."Ts- iSt tr - '-:. " e i?,-"- f-t . w. wr--- fer e . . -, mm .wEm. .?avviwiii i mr"n& maxims irrrrrriT rnfrffmr nana? STATis uAim. nfflagswg arifiS- PJSP-W Cash Capital - $100,000. g" HJftJA 1 Z jBOEHi Wi wS ''"z wSfcWt; JULIOS A. BEED. M 1 S1! I r J ' E.H. HENRY. Ijf I iC?icdm ! I ftV " -- "I INDEPENDENCE DAY. "f1 radjlo Mcefr tt w ttf j mil rlat. CBlMEEim Bffi -)F COLUMBUS, NEB., - HAS AN Authorized Capital of $500,000 Paid in Capital - 90,000 OFF1CEUS: C. H. SHELDON. Pr't. 1L P. 1L OHLRICH. Vice Prea. C. A. NEWMAN, Canbier, DANIEL 8CHRAM. Aw't Carfu STOCKHOLDEP: C IL Shrtdon. , . J- P- n,nmin P. H. Oehlncb, Oirl KjkjV-- Jonas Welch, W. A. McAlUter, J. Henry Wanleman, H. 3L Winslow, limrp- W. Galley, S. C Grey, Frank Borer, Arnold F. H. Oenlnch. jy Bank of deposit; interest allowed on tim .leiit; bny and bell exchange on United Stated aad Europe, and bay and dell available seenritiea. W shall be pleased to receive yux boai&eaa. We solicit your patninae. SBtfecS? FORTHE WESTERN G0TTA6E 0B6AH CALL OS A.&M.TURNER Or . W. KIBSI.EW. Trveliaic Saaewsamai. tTThe rnpi are first-ebwa is every par ticalar, aad ao uuaranteed. SCUFFMTI run, DEALXBS IS WIND MILLS, Buckeye Mower, comWiiew, Self Bhtitr, wire or twine. Pms Ref airei a shtrt W-One door west of Heintz'a DrnKErtore.Utli ZZt rnlnmlnuKtb. lBOTMI atreeC Columbna, Nb. I CURE 1 1 say Ccaa I So a waaa aaarair atlurattse, aad taem aaveaa i iau I KAS A KAJMCAL. CCaTS. aaaaaeme toaaar at ABSB-Taaar atady. Iw-AaxAarwyi 'mm tk ars& cases. BceaaaB as faMHdiaa reason tor not i arr inraTTraTJ kkbxdt. Ty.'t1 anilW Ofca. It eoata yaaaaaaias; ar a aaai aad it viQ care to. Aaareas TJNDEETAKER ! CtfTBCS AK M1TALUC C1S ,?fUkimUef JsAe- Pay terct Xl " i- aBSaBalamBa FITS! MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMnmmM'. v aaanwBBnnnv BmmWUmW -nnrannnWnrBW-' - EIrBnnBnnBKaT nnnnannnnn"anr nnanV' annnalnnBBr K.VC ??rVCTOWI Z?fSI3LK'!1ESII liOk0?W5ir i-M TwArTSJiryrvA . -4h ijrr .75 v? 'yrwjtfi a SfflWKSiifcM fAfca. SbVKW 'a Iaduneadef P h SqacmktbeflCe lad teat tte And (Hack Cwkt OC tte IW Booex! Tovl Fbmm ham! Dbo ?S TH01 RN- - BT 1. x. oossmxY. ICopyrlght. MMX ar lartrB Pw nmnrimrtm Business took me oat to CalifocBUt m couple of yeus- before the TranecoBti nental nOxomtwm oaeaed. end, after fortnight in 8en Fraacaaee, I fond it woBMbeoeoeaeuyfor me to go away up toward the northern end of the state to exaaahae aoene hjdranlic mining prop erty, in which parties whom I represent ed had an haterest. Of coarse,! kept mrobiettoiiTelf and paeaed for aim- plya "teaderfoor vaguely "prospeetiag aixwnforaaoseaiag.- Day after day I rode on the box C the stage with the driver, whom I conciliated with burnt offeriags and libatione rigara and bran dy and from whom in return I got not a little iiaiYiil aad entertaining in formation. Oae afsenooav while we were slowly toiling p the steep slope of a B3oustaia he zcanarked: "Therell be great dean's in Jupiter." I thought laeavaaxbeebeanung, though his eyes were wide opemaad he kept flicking the ceTwheefc H3m theFoairth.-.he Tndedr I reaooaded. InterroeaiiTe- 1 j, imiywl and curioos as to the course his fancy wast aiiae; -Yes, he weat oat. goin to have a aham battle; Aaaericaas aad British; and wind up with a daace. Abner Joyce nchfTW it all oat. People oominlfrpm fifty miles 'round to take a hand am. I sooa found that Si Baaaom, the driver, was telkhur of mundaae and not plaaeUry affairs, aad that the Jupiter he aaeant was a latue seuesaeax, hbbj the infyiinta;Tta. started orgiaaMy mhiiur ramn. but MOW the center of aa agrieuhural oommnnky. While -he waa telling me about it we came to a fork in the road aad there were 'two sign boards: TBJ8 WAT TO SOOBACK, Aad 7 MIUBTO V. "Looks funny, deat itT comraeatod 81, with a grin: "Bat that was the way Abner Joyce seed fit to put it up. Swore he'd make the ignorant cusses tout here laun one Dlanefa sucaian I guess he did. Even the greasers that come along this way now know that stands for Jupiter. f made up my mind that I would at rrerand ass howaamall town wnn not flonriah so vigorously in the "effete a-oftheeaatasintheuHtrajB- of the west And yon asaonar the in ths Tafleye. Aiincsciatrve love for onr crowawkh knowlsdcs of its and beauty. And how cm with thatlittlsl Si took aa Of the and) lasaatoi tso gceaTmr Fonrsh ok Jnry; arrival aid .Ak. .. . SyuSyffiBaK?V fbuj fin ft ' fl T" uurv v ' uiqel " to aC Baaanwf f'T annaT VHannn wmLZfs0 2ferT8ntaw?2L Hla MBBTIHI1 HI MWm t arrivals to work a "rocker" ob Grkaiyab3B.alMwaaahiBisMisiari that the aaase of Juptter was given to the camp that had subsequently devel oped into the town. "Everybody liked aad respected him, ao that his present illness was deeply regretted for his own sake as we& as the censeqaent depriva tionof his directing geaios sufFered by h waa marv ha inferred from an incident that occurred the day before my arrival. Opinions were divided among the com mittee as to the aamber of stars that should appear in the field of the flag to be borne by the Continental soldiers in the sham battle, aad there waa nobody who had a clear idea of how at bed, red, glaring aad delirious wan fever. When they asked him about the stars he howled: As many as there are in the fti snawiiiitP and when they just mentioned theEagbah fisg the sulphx ous decorations of .his speech completely shrouded any information it nught have Hkvinar had. like all New Yorkers, far too many miiwalusififfs to become famil fnr with the British flag, through fan pre dVnniiuuKeaaacng the a?iqping in oar harbor, I waa enabled to tefl theas how bad already settled by deciding on tbir- Wo had a great deal of difficulty in eettimr a Britiah army.- all 187 men enrolled for thev all wanted to be in ths patriot forces. Yet it an there oueht to he a American army in the victory of ths ptoperryl)rfcnr word "BritMh" on eighty elipa of paper, "TfaithiTTftiTwr mi insna ami "Tfatrinta" on forty-twa. Tnak kschacked aB tMsirti r into a Mwder kac. up and aaade each man draw an of place th fiie commg strife, try cnance no ap allowed. Ths useective forces elected their own oalcira. "Are ths blank cartridges made? I innocencry asked JmnaTaey. "Blank Botain',' he replied, with evi dent aarprise at sacha qnestion; "the boys aB ass fixed Bmawraitlon and U would be no end of trouble to change at," "But, I lamiaiilialiiT H niT1 be ter rihly daagerens to have aM thoae f sOows pumping lead oat in the excitement of even a aham battle," "Wen," he lanpandsd with calm in dmTerenoe, "some accidents may happen, hntif they do, why, they H osiy aaake the racket seem aaore natnxal like and give an sir of earnestness to theexhO- .n,. of knBanBra. tokaOa ITn- Ifwnldo! i hall could." (philoso- pay I did him to aad even- to up m thenar, Tve no doubt ; jhv fdsdl'i English Daw aMBanJMsKX Brought to look. 3Wyweattohisato a thing. She nad a magnificent Juno fika form, fine resulax features, full of expression, and a natural grace of move- and atttude wormy or a gouaeas. "I am glad that I met yon without having to send after you to the hotel, as I expected I would have to," she said. I was ao much surprised that I could only stammer some stupid nonsense about eitlier way being good enough for me, which she of course took no notice of and went on: -There is something I wanted to apeak to yon about something you must attend to. Two young men have, as I happen to know, agreed to make the ffhm fight to-morrow the cover for a itoadlr dnpl. in earnest, between them. Chance has helped them by putting one on the American and the other on the British side, just as they hoped for. While others will' be hanging away in the air, just to make a noise, they will be aiming to kill each other. You must find some wav to prevent it." "Is it not possible that you may be nlrpn? How do you know that they entertain any such purpose? Her handsome face flushed deeply aa she replied, with a little embarrassment: "Each has been to see me, for what he knew might "be the last time, and though neither betrayed the purpose in words, I was conscious of it." I comprehended. They were rivals for her love, a prize well worth risking life for in the estimation of such fear less and resolute young men as abound ed in that country. I could do no leas than promise that I would do what I could to prevent the carrying out of their deadly purpose; but really I did not suppose that anything I could, say would have the slightest effect in influ encing them. She told me who they were, and when I got back tothehoteT I found them 'both 'there, m the'tar room, drinking and talking together in the friendliest fashion possible, to all outward seeming. Surely, 1 thought, the girl fa misUken Still, as I had promised her tliat I would speak to them, I did so, having first learned from Bradley, who pointed them out to me, that they were, as they appeared to be, friends. " They walked off a little to one side with me at my request, and I said lightly, feeling that my task was much easier than I had anticipated it would be: wx SAtnmBXD back to the bax. "I am glad to see that you two are friends, as from something I have beard I rather fancied that such might not be the case." They both eyed me very sharply for a minute of very uncomfortable silence, and then the one whose name I had been told was Jim asked, with that intonation of studiously punctilious politeness which one noon learns to understand as a very dangerous symptom in a western lt I be Tjermitted to inouire what hasgiven rise to such a aupposition? "Why, certainly," I repned, a little vaeaairvT "I had been told that von acta- ally contemplated a duel to-morrow." " AhT exclaimed ths one known as Bill, in a tone of surprise, and then he in a tone aa obsequiously that it had a sort of blood Excuse me. but may I who has told vou so? Ifanifeatly delay in explicit explana tion would be likely to evsataate speed iJymtxoubTkandItaaweredproeaptyr - "A very beautiful young woman, well known to both of yon,- who, deeming tha by to okang ahe might save a brave nun's Hfe, asked as to apeak to yon and XBBansfznsB wkh yon against what her swaina eafci canned her to fear was your joant purpose.'' They looked at each other with express aaons that aeeaed to any each to ths other, "He la not to blame," and then Bfflaaidwitha smile: "That's all right. But there fe no oc- cnaion for yon to aix up in this affair. ,dontwe,Jk I Jim curtly. ttoi caot And ai far nobody win he any as atif you keep your head at wsadd if I wars you, for. it i m - l,. r-..,i II I ii nnnnnnr iTNnanI nunaaX1- ImvetboBghtithial If the ownership of a mining claim had been at issue they would probably have tossed a "doable eag" or "cut the to decide it. But the stake hare in the eyes of boh,wrth aaors tains, and they aaade their gam a ens worthy of ks dignity life er death, for ;leye. -Z We sauntered back to the bar and took ardsjak together. As I raised ay glass I bowed slightly to each and said, Whichever." They looked at each etber, aeaued, touched their glasses, re peated "Whichever," and drank. They -nuiasatoui me. We had drank to the health of whichever cewahonld have the kick to .Thessn Big of.ahs Fourth, and the people of Juai&ir, whs haeTgot up Icnc befbrehiia. werefnlof theexckedT bustle of final preparation of details. It waa Abner Jovcs'a day for a chill, but he badhun sslf Wiped out and perched p where he could oterkwk a good ahare of thapre ceedings, hoping to get some mtiafactkm out of them before the fever strack hiaa and made him deMrioua. About 11 o'clock in the forenoon, dropping shots in the canyon away up to the nertheast told that the akirmisbera of the British line were advancing and- the very small Con tinental guard falling back before them. Soon the latter were driven through the town in full retreat, pursued by tlte victorious British, whose red flan nel blouses and red flannel covered hats made quite an imposing show. The Continental uniforms were simply white flannel facings pinned on the jackets, and floured hats cocked up to three pointed shape with pins. As the British went through the town they fired a log house, stuffed with pine tops and other combustible material, that had been con structed for the purpose. The rapid dis charges of the guns, the shouts of the men and the thick, black amoks from the burning bouse blown across the scene, gave a startling realism to the numic.battle. From all directions then came the patriot volunteers, supposedly called by the sounds of strife from their paaceful avocations, to defend their homes from the ruthless invaders. Out of town they, too, swept, firing and yeDiag, In pursuit of the British, and among them went Abner Joyce, who hadfargottan that he was sick. The ex plosion, of a lot of dynamise cartridges planted, in stumps added the effect of cannon'to the uoroar. .. as soon as tns oatue naa movea on Bradley, Garrity and myself set to work hoisting a triumphal arch of light poles covered with red, whits and blue flannel streamers and trimmed with evergreens that had been prepared in advance and ingeniously rigged with hoisans; tackle ao that we three could handle it. Then we ran up an enormous American nag on the tall liberty pole before the hotel, and the strong mountain breese spread out its glorious stars and stripes ss stiff as a board. Hardly rere our labors completed when ths sound of a drum and We. coming from the west, heralded the approach of ths patriot forces and , their prisoners, ths British, who had,' according to the ptogiamme, surren deml at a point half a mOe out of town. At the foot of the liberty pole the tit tle procession halted and the Engnsh colonel, speaking f or his men, gave fittwg expression to their penitence for having borne arms against a people who were striving to be free, and announced their readinea to forthwith and forever repu diatealfcance to tasking of Fngland, if the Continental army would accept them as recruits. Abner Joyce whose excitement, exertions and an opportune padl at somebody's flask had quim broken has chin had leaped into ths part of Gen. Washington, for which be had origfn aDy been "cast," and, in response to the English colonel, made each an Indepand ence day oration as raised his bearera to the wildest enthanaam of patriotic de light. Then the two armies mmgied fra ternally; the English fag was raised half roast high, union -jack down; an effigy of Benedict Arnold was hanged and then consumed in the stfll SBBc4dering embers of the burned bouse, and the proceed ings wound up with a feast and a dance that lasted all night. Much to ay aurprise only one casualty was reported. Myqnondsa friend Jia had had ak right arm pierced by a bul let. Tim wiwiBil waa tttj atrrnrs naan but uul iliiiuiaja, an J ha hail lbs is toahowhaDself for nntalswhSs at the dance, but be was vary pals. djatranght, ao much ao that it marked byaome that bs It broke up, inst for a little ihfng like that." I knew what they did sot, that tnaachsm his heart prereBted hia feel ing tns hart of his arm. He danced oocewkhltary. Then he west away, giving his left hand to Bill, who stood by tbecVxralaaanaedoas. rhsn I took the ly journey x xonaa that Jhn was a aBsw aaaangpr His AaBanaa SBamanV WsbTsB. aaaBBa aav aaBBaaaakanw BnaaaB. tied to bm breast. "GoBagaway," hsaaid aome,with a hope, that bo thscoflaaonwc are freely heard, refora dvai -Ler m a nBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsBBBJBBBa i i Is l aaBSwVvn fL?wi va I JJ ii Ss vhsaaTJrr Tt iL 7 a 1 AB3TKK JOTCB VS not PAST Off WA90SO-TDB- ALU sxcur- dsnes day, your wonderful mod- are they to the good old fnshionsd Fourth of July cslshrationa thewBcreatyisBw.andathe iats war was a big one, those ars aaany aaore veterans to show; hat for genaius fun. wholoaoulcd good feflowship and np- they nam in the Ohio, Iadi tatan which then had. fsw tailrsads or none. We have ra mind oae each village in what was then ths comparatively new weat a county town of perhaps 800 people ao let. its Fourth of July represent all the First thing on the programme was the big anvils. They served in place of can noa. They had been well loaded the night before, one on ths other, the upper reversed, so as to bring the two square recesses together and aaake a box; which was rilled with powder. Waea the ap pointed sentinel saw the first blush of dawn they applied the "match:" there was an explosion that threw the upper anvil in the air and a concussion that rattled every window-. Then every church be& and ths. court house beU were turned loom aad rung joyously sad long, while at atsrvals, aa fast aa ths "gunners" could load their anvils, came the staining boom, all ths number of shots was that of ths states then in the Union. About'faslf pasl 10 the "marshal of the day appeared, on ths Nggfst and uninieet boras as could borrow, aad three or four aids around hia all wear fagaoorepatriooc regalia and thepro cession was formed, generauy starting at the court bouse door or thereaboata First were the "survivors," if any could begot. They were veterans of the war of 1312-15; but the people cut the title down to one word. Ths- Mexican war soldiers were not often called out aa a squad: but the "survivors" had the beat carriage and rode in front. Then ths "orator of the day," in an open buggy with the most danaguawd Kextafew vehirta fail of old and after them all sorts of with any sort of likeness to military or der. It was very common for a "light hone company" to organise early a the spring and drill two or three times per week tOI the Fourth, by which urns they could actually keep their horses in line and go through some simple ma- But as a rule, when the salute tired, every horse "jumped on his own hook" for a few minutes; and if, as often happened, some bold cavalryman took a tumble, leaving his warlike stead to gallop for hosss, the delight of ths boys was- unboandsd. Behind ths coaa pa'nioa cams ths wiiaas. in ranks of four; and generauy in this part of ths procession was ths "long bedded wagon" with misses dressed in white, each wear ing a broad bras ribbon, marked in red or yellow with the name of the state she represented. The Jehu who could drive three span of horses to this wagon and make ail the turns right was. the hero of the hour. - This patriotic pructnaiuti moved to General or Colonel Somebody's grove; the "auTvrvora." anuahals and commit tee took the stand; ths militia were ranked around it; ths rest of ths multi tude seated themselves, and the"Exer trsea of ths Day" began. First was a roaring blast from aU ths fifes and drums tharr could be mustered: and the old fatovr who had "fifed hi ths war" was always called on to show what he coald dou As he generally had no teeth, and barely wind fnough to walk slowly, bis nsrformanoa waa a trine weak: but ft was uproariously applauded aUtheaaae. Then the selected young ladies aang a patriotic aong; and if. as aometimes happened, there was one who reaJTry coralsTahag the "Star Span gled Bassar," ths popnlar enthnajaaa reaches' its highest pitah. Then "Oar young faUotarttissn. Mr ." was in troduced tonand thsDBelarationof Inde pendence; and. ths young lawyer, or school teacher, or ambitious poHtichui who could do this effectively scored an important-point. Then a little mors music and then the orator of ths day. About 1 o'clock the trumpet blew and then the people fell on the barbecue. "Six sheep and an ox" had been roasted ths day before in a vast log firesome times they were not taken from ths "jacks" nil the meeting began and as for In ad and butler, cheese and pickles, there was a general contribution and more than enough. After dinner ths ynrthirim iocaL speakers were succes aivsly called aad aaade abort speecha if the humor aeiaed them; but ths people wandered at win, and often qukahort for want of an Sossetinaa there was a dance a ths grove; ofteaer a grand foot race, wrest ling matches or an impropta horse race. By Utis time the town drunkard every town had one was pretty far gone, and there was at least one "real good fight. If it was anything like a fair fight, no one was arrested or fined. At mere was a big benffrs on ths Aadaatfeaenpatwawtta bed ska fun of psXristi-Mandwoadering how BraV khandrreschsasa coald livs without freedetuanu a Fourth of July. J. H. KZADUt -it that about half the thswwU is in palled by wad, sal even in England per cent, of the tonnsgs is a Harris, of FfciajiilphBi. to dus hiss, revealed the fact that he had anfasnw t nnnnnnnrBnaf V " BBBnaaV "" uMMMWi awMT' sbbbbbbB" mam mmmmmm -TnV., anrw nlni2 aTB " AnnnTPK to mars truunera for aw r?i sanaa a pair. . VH08C StOW.lUIINtrlO CATTAHJL a I afgACAt nl aannaaaaanBanBawanBaa aaanw" wfiW wanTsu?M!iaiV " I nnnnBWsf TaTI na&lv9BBnni H OWdaaraaani-aatamato B-MBB 1!iy?, r 0 Fourth li I took oacaaracvaeaar, at B aad act I Bleat aaaara ia tea csiak of the old i f SBBat awAaTnTi aaan( ffJsajKiasLJ BBBnBBhanTaMfr TH Aad taoasar I woald aw thaolddai ow her taaasar rd i BUBk. ire thBea when Ufaiadeprired of aB ahMt i taws of reasoraa aad of ataaa SI the sya caa think wtthoat faeUagamsr aaiwaai tt oaa aartfeolar FOBrth of Jaly: vatchsd father's bars aa it raakny Of! ahraak ithaSercel i their rapid AB cayatd by the cattails I'd aavad up for i r ii tiafnt "". thoxa brown, fluffy aa- Tboms alow Uvuc cartUla I'd eared op for punk. Toa i'a" Ohjact Tl n a. There no trouble in teaching n new thing, but the teacher Chinaman has to be extremely careful in doing an," saidMrs. A. L. Lord, a prominent teaper ance worker who recently arrived in this city from California. "I have heard many a" "g stories told as to how faithfully John carries out instructions, but I may say the most a sensing waa told me by a lady with whom I stopped a short time ago. The lady had hired a Chinaman, intending to make a cook- of him. The Celestial waa as apt to learn as any of his brethren, and made hiea self very osefuL A few days after his arrival the lady of the bouse thought she would learn him how to make cakes. and that end in view bought afewegga. The Chinaman watched her every mo tion intently. She broke one egg, bat ft .was 'bad and she threw it away. Ths second was healthy aad it weat into ths cup. 'Then the other directions were carried out, and when the cakes were baked aha set the Chinaman to try hia ."The lady paid no attention to him, and when done the cakes he baked were aa nice aa hers. Every day he baked them and they were excellent. On one occa sion, several weeks after the China man arrived, the lady entered the kitchen just as the Chinaman started to make ths cakes. The Chinaman picked up one egg. broke-it. and without the least hesi tation threw it out of the window. Be fore his mistress could interfere ths sec ond waH broke and put in the cup. Why, John, why did you throw that first egg away? It was good.' Ths 01wtial looked solemnly into her face and said, 'Miaaa doit. And after inquiry she found he had been doing that every day for three weeks. John waa shown the right way and he never gave any more trouble a that line." Baltimore News. Ths venerable cathedral of St. Pierre, ha Geneva, in which Calvin preached hi his day. is to bs restored. It in intended to renew the main facade end to aaaaa the tower on the north tduV. besides al tering and embellishing the interior at an exptane estimated at 550.90 fraasav A coaapany has been formed forth par- ana the pattern of .the ens whaeav thsMasterof Bale. New York too young of fact aa m y ad fuU of misery and pain, an) now at aaay be colortl nr . "This butter, Mr. Spit-tr.- said "carried off th jrL at fair." and Seth rcl iKit ai of thscoapountl and ruirlreJ: "TJaV- teas the prize was a alii' o:.cnor chain cable.I woukl thmU m could have carried it cfi cuiiiy." '"!BjhtL. -jBj"r-A 'it 4 aTB'Wr .aTSTkMk. a PrSaw-4kSv 'jfahjpa 4 rr"J 1rrf Nv'bTbfVJ W SJ nTka7rigg afyL " .r"s? '"wUJJ9U aKa . "Ba X a. 'jCOZ. If m ItMnBuataketopainte and attractive. It makes want awaee. Aa a matter ' TT5 i -rcs; e. JAiXMGI r Joawj. su -Hff- J .KMJsVV. DEUTCSEM ADVOKAT, QtilAAVAJl 4 ATTOMXEYSAT LAW J."-' urrojtvBr motamt rvmuc J' cooxrr acmrxromz. L.JC CO. SUP'T PUMLIC 3CMOOUL fori aK. DRAYomd EXPRESSMAN. rj?.aacBBrCa.-.i cma. EUUBLKA1 BRICK ATIOiIRS ! Weare alaa preaanal to do aM I itF Pronrietofaaad Both. poetHaid to aay a rrietly ia adiaaia Wa year. w.A.BuxrsirsB. w.aj.coanaxrca rUarn. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. JOHN O. HIGGISW. C. J. GABaVOBJ.. 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