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-EASTERN PRICES
. 32 STREET AND 33 PEARL ST. ( New McMahon Block , next door to Postoffice. ) COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
t HESPEOTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT HE IS NOW RECEIVING A VERT LAMB STOCK OF
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW S
I CAREFULLY SELECTED from the full line of the LEADING MANUFACTORIES.
Citizens of Council Bluffs and surrounding towns are respectfully invited to examine THE NEW STYLES FOR
1883 , whetheryou wish to buy or not , PRICES guaranteed as LOW as anywhere in the United States.
OOTJ2STOIL
PROPRIETOR OF =
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Headquarters for the justly Celebrated WEBER PIANOS , now approved and used by a'l first-class Artists. WESTERN !
COTTAGE AND BURDETTE ORGANS. Importer and dealer in MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION , such as Violins
Guitars , Accordeons , Music Boxes , Italian Strings , Etc. , , Etc. Also a full line of
3VCTTSIO IBOOIKIS3VLTTSZO IBIZtsTIDIEDRS ID SIBGEIEJT UVCTJSIO ,
Fancy Goods , Chi Id rensc Carriages , Velocipedesy8ycicles , Carts and Wagons. To make room for new stock
will sell at
SIXTY DAY
fGood Organs at $50 and upward. 'Pianos ' andlOrganslsoldfffor Cashland on Monthly Payments , Orders solicited
Address/ - - , d. MUELLER , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
FOUNDRY.
WINTHERLICH BROS. ,
Are now ready to contract ( or small castings of
every description iu
MALLEABLE IRON ,
GRAY IRON ,
And any ALLOY OP BRASS.
( Special attention Is called to the fuct that the
metals are melted In CRCCIDLBS which ghua the
very best castings ,
Burning Brands
FOB
DISTILLERS , BREWERS , PACKERS -
ERS , CIGAR and TOBACCO
- > * FACTORIES , Etc. , Etc. ,
As well as
Cattle Brands
ABE NICELY EXECUTED.
Works : Corner Sixth streei and ElovenJk avouuo ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
I. O. KDMUHDBON , I. L. SnUOlKT , A. W. BTBISI ,
President. Vlce-Prcs't. Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK
Of CODEC ! ! Bluff * .
Organlted under the Iwa of the State ol Iowa
Paid up capital I 76,000
Anthorliod capital. . . . . 500,000
Interest paid on tlmo donoBlts. Drafts Issued
on the principal cltks ol the United States and
Europe , Special attention k'lvon to collectloni
and correspondence with prompt returns. 3
J. D. Edmundson , K. L. Shujtart , J. T. Hi.
.kW.lWallace , J. W. Kodfer , I. A. U
A. W. fltrcet
MES , fi , J. HILTOW , M , D , ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
S25J Bpo rl' - CnnnnlllBInrTa
EDWIN J. ABBOTT.
Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public.
ilBBroadwav , Council Bluffs.
MBS , E , J , HAEDIflQ , H , D , ,
Medical Electrician
AND
GYNECOLOGIST.
Oridtute ot Electropathlc Znstltntlec , Phil *
dolphin , Fcnca.
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Office flor , Broadway & Glenn Ave
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment of all diseases and rulnful dl
flcnltlM poculUr to feriale * a specialty.
W. R. VAUGHAN :
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Omaha and Council Bluffs
Real Estate & Oolleotion Agonoy.
3n Odd Fellow's block , over Savings
Bank. jan8-t
COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD
I TIME TABLE.
CHICAGO , DOCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrive.
tlantlc Ext..530pm I Padflo ExJ..9:15am :
jcand Mall.KS5am Ex and Mall".6:56 : pm
) . Molne * ao . .T.15 * m | Des Uolnos ac.4:40 p m
CniCASt , BDRLIHaiOM AND QUIKOT.
Depart. Arrlvo.
.Mantle Exf..1:30 : P m I Padflo Ext..930 a m
Mall and Ex.320 a m Mall and Ex.TAX ) p m
V. Y. Ex..4jOpmNeb&KasEx..8:20 ; | iB
CHICAGO AND KOUTUWR3TBEN.
Depart. Arrlvo.
Ulantio Exf. . .B:1S : p m I Paclflo Ext. . . .9:15 : a a
Mall and Ex * . . 9:20 : a m Mall and Ex * . . 6:15 : p m
.ccom. ( Sat. ) . .6:50 : p m | Accom. ( Mon..l:45 : p tn
KANSAS CUT , ST. JOB AMD COOHCI& ILOrTS.
Doptrt. Arrive *
fall and EC..9:55 : am I Express. . . 6150 JIM
r/moti JAnjic.
D cait. - Arriro.
IrotUnd Ix.1130 a. m. Orcrtan J Sx.4X p.m.
Jnooln 2. . 1130a. m. 3 nvcr Ex. . . .8DO c.ra ,
> envcr Ex..7:00p. m. Local Ex 630o. m.
local Ex 7:25 : a. m. " Ex 9.06a.m.
Emigrant..B 0 p. m.
ITABAnD , 8F. LOCI8 AND FAClnO.
Depart Arrlvo.
( all and Lx. . 9:45 : a m I Mall and Kx. . 4:30p m
Cannon Ball. . 4:50 : pm | Cannon Ball.,11 5 am
8IOD1 CUT AND PACIFICI.
Depart. Arrlvo.
per Sioux Clty.T Sam Frin Sioux O'y.fcSO p m
"or FortKlobrara. Frm Fort Nlobrara ,
Keb * 7:55am : Neb 'G-Mpm
For St. Paul..7:40pm : From St. Paul..8EO : a m
ODIOAOO , MILWAUKRH AND ST. PAUL.
Leave Council Bluffs. Arrives Council ffinCa.
Mall and'Ex.9.20 a m I Mall and Kx.G:55 : pm
Atlantic Ex..IS:15 : p m | Atlantic Ex..19:11 : ; a m
Ctr.CAOO , MILUAUKKK AND ET. PAUL.
Leaves Omaha. ArrUcs at Omaha.
Mallandi x.7:15am : | Pncino Ex [ 9:45nm :
Atlantic Ex. . [ 3:40 : p iu | Mail and Ex. . ' 7-SJ p ui
Except Sundays , f Except Saturdays. J Except
Mondaje , JUally.
Council Blufiu Si Omaha Btroet R. R.
Leave Council BluQs. Leave Omaha.
) a m , 9 a in , 10 a m , I 8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m ,
11am , l a , 2 p m , 3 p 11 am , 1pm , 2pm , 3p
m , 4 p m , C p m , 6 p m. | m , 4 p m , 5 p m , 0 p m.
Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific
Depot. On Sunday the cars hegin their trips at
) o'clock a. m. , and run regularly during the d&y
at 9,11 , 2 4 , C and C o'clock , and run to city time. ;
Nebraska Loan & Trust Company
HASTINGS , NEB.
Capital Stock , - - $100,000 *
JAS.D. GBARTWELIi , President.
A. L. CXLMtKK. Vice-President.
K. 0. WKbCTEU ,
DIRECTORS.
Samnel Alexander Oswald Oliver.
A. L. Clarke. E. Q. Webster' '
Goo. U Pratt , Jos. B. Heartwell ,
D. U. McEl Illnney.
First Mortgage Loans a Specialty
This Company fumlakss a permanent , home
Institution when School ttoi [ and other I all ;
itcsued Municipal neourltln 10 I Nebraska can be
be negotiated on the taj i atorablo Urmi
icans made on lir rovc'M. u > n all well ettfloa
counties ol the awe , thia i r iwpontlblo , loca
Genius Rewarded ,
OB ,
flie Stajy of t&e gflwlng Haclilne ,
A ( Laniicnio Illlla punphle ) , bbtluiil ill
IOTI wiin vumtroot cotinrlnti , nUjbi
GFTEH AWAY
la DT aoall pmon tilling fcr II , lanr bunc :
or vab-offlca li trio Blnwr U nulr.lcHc { OODI
piny , or will be flool DJT mill , pcil pit * ' . I
MT itiion litlng U dlitanc * fioo our oficil
? ho Singer M&QQfaoturJug Oo , ,
"Ptlaolpal Office , Si Onion
ffBW fORK-
POKER PLAYERS.
A Congressman Telia Some Secrete
At > out the Game In Washington.
A Washington correspondent writes
as follows ; "Senator Tom Bowen , of
lolorado , is the best poker player wo
lave in town. Why , the second night
10 was hero , Plnmb , of Kansas , and
Jones' of Nevada , sat down with him
o a llttlo game , and 1 am told ho
cooped the party t ? the extent of
wenty or thirty thousand In half an
lonr , bnt Bowen has loct moro than
10 has won dnrlng the last few /oars.
' 'WHO ARE THE POKER r LAYERS IN CON
GRESS ? "
t member was naked. "Thoro are
rery few who have seat In the senate.
Did Lapham plays occasionally , and
so do Halo and Voat : bnt as to the
others It would disgrace the game to
nay they played at all. These are not
: ho times we mod to harro when Grant
was president. "
"Is Arthur much of a player t"
"Well , yea. I ROOBS ho is about as
'cagey' as nny of them. He will sit
up all night over a game of poker ,
when nothing oluo in the world will
hold his attention. "
CHANDLER IS A BEARP ONE ,
too , and I undorotand that he and
DongroBsman 'Dick' Crowley are about
the most export iu that not. "
"What Bet ? "
"Why , the white h'ouso not. They
toll mo thai they play it 'blind , ' in
deference to Arthur's wishes , and thia
has been the most popular way of
running the game here this season.
In the 'draw' game there is a little
chance for skill , bnt 'blind' poker , in
which yon don't draw at all , Is the
most outrageous form of gambling
but , ot course , you know all about
"Who are the best poker players in
the house. "
"Joe Blackburn can deal the paste
boards with as much graoo and celerity
as any man I know of , and will back
his hand to almost any limit. Young
Walker , of Pennsylvania , -commonly
known as a daisy cutter , and Springer ,
of Illinois , swears by the jack of clnbs
The western men are by far the best
card playors. I thluk Tona Tonntr'of
Cincinnati , and ox-governor of Ohio ,
is about as smart a ono as over sat
down to a poker aimo in Washington
and the man who can bluff him dnt of
a hand has to cot up pretty early in
the morning. But the poker playing
here just now Is nothing to what it
was nt Albany when Botz Tweed
ruled the deck. "
'irue to her Xrnut
Too luuui cannot be urud of Ida ever
faithful wife jiud mother , connUntly
wntchlut ; and caring for her dear ones ,
never neglecting a cioglo duty In their be
half. When they are angalled by disease ,
and the system nhoud ! have a thorough
cleansing , the stomach and bowels regu
lated , blood mrifled , and malarial poison
exterminated , eho nm.i know the that
Electric Bittern are the only aura remedy.
They are the beat and imro.it medicine in
the world and ouly cost fifty cents. Bold
by C. iGoodman. .
Fifty-throw Hard Boiled Eacra
Tha Quttcnomcr.
"Talk about eating sixty quail la
thirty days ; that is nothing. I can
eat two quail a day for the rest of my
life If anybody will find 'cm ; but I'd n
iittlo rather try it on yellow-leg snipe , "
said Mr. Charles F. Murphy , the
tiahlnR-rod maker of Newark. "If
Dolph Jakes was alive ho could eat a
bevy every day. He was the fear-
fullest gormandizer I ever saw. Did
I ever toll yon how ho beat mo oat of
$2 05 ? "
"No , Murphy ; how was It ? " said the
listener.
"Why , I waa sottln1 in the Astor
lunch one night and in came Dolph.
He walked np to the bar and took a
drink. There was a big dish of hard
boiled eggs at ono end of the bar , and
he began going for the hen fruit. He
picked np an egg , cracked It on the
bar , picked the shell off , and ate it.
But he didn't stop , ho ate another and
another until ho had swallowed five.
I waa watching him , and It made mo
real mad to see him BO greody. Bo
I said : 'Dolph , you had bettor oat'em
all , hadn't yon ? "
" 'Bo I will , Charles , If you'll pay
for 'em , ' said he.
' 'Go right along , ' I said ; Til pay
if yon finish the dish. '
"He never stopped until ho had
oaten twenty-five moro. Ho then took
a drink , ate an oyster otow , a pinto of
crackers , and finished the dish of
ORRS. There wore twonty-throo moro.
Fifty-three eggs was what ho ate , and
they had the check to charge mo five
cents apiece for 'era just 02.25 I was
out. I never spoke to Dolph again.
I wouldn't associate with him after
that. "
Horsford'o Aoid Phosphate
FOR WOMEN AND OHILBREN.
DR. JOS. HOLT , Now OrleansLa. ,
says : I have frequently found it of
excellent service in caaao of debility ,
loan of appetite , and in convalescence
from exhaustive Ulncxu , and particu
larly of sorvlco ta ireafanaa * of women
and children.
DEAD OR ALIVE ;
A Colored Man's Body Keeps Warm
for Five Days After Death *
Philadelphia Prc < 9 , Feb. 27th.
The body of Anthony Lewis , a col
ored man , has been lying for six days
at his residence , 20 South Forty-sec
end street , in a state of apparent sus
pended animation. A week ago to-day
ho attended an entertainment at
Monnt Piagah A. M. E. Church ,
Locust , above For loth atreet , nna In
the midst of it dropped dead. Ho was
taken to his residence , where ho lived
with his Bister , and the coroner waa
summoned. Ho gave the usual ver
dict of heart disease and departed , giv
ing or < l rn for the bcruU of the body.
On Wednesday nn nndottuker was
called , bnt hu rofaaoa to have anything
to do with the cuao , Haying that the
man was not dead , Thia atrango an
nouncement lomindod the sister of a
strange speech that Lewis had made to
her u week before. "In a llttlo while , "
said ho ; "I shall die , and yet I ahall
not bo dead , I shall como to lifo
again , but shall not live long. In a
few days after I Bhall really die. "
The man really had bnt the appear
ance of a man in a peaceful Bleep ,
The color of his lips remained natural ,
and In addition to thia , the animal
heat remained In the body. This was
conclusive evidence that the man had
hot departed this Jlfo.
Friends of the anpposod dead man
tnpt constant watch and tried all man
ner of tricks that are commonly sup
posed to decide whether the spark of
life Is extinct or not. A mirror was
held before the lips of the "suspect , "
and some of the credulous and excited -
cited negroes insisted that moisture
really did gather on the glass. Pins
were driven Into the man's flesh , but
he moved not. Some of the neigh
bors suggested that they got some of
the doctors at the university to come
and apply an electric battery ; bnt the
sister became highly excited at the
idea. "I don't ' wont any ob dem
student follow to practice on my brud-
dor , " said she. "Ho said ho would
como to life , 'n If ho will , don der ain't
no need of 'loctriclty. "
So eh o remained firm and allowed
no physicians near her sacred dtad ,
Saturday was finally decided on for
the interment , bnt when the day
arrived the body was still warm and as
natural as lifo. No odor whatever
could bo detected. Several officers of
the Twenty first district viewed the
alleged corpse , and found It still warm.
The poor ristor was nearly worn one by
the constant watching , as aho had
hardly left the side of the body in all
thattimo. Whan yoatorday came the
body seemed to bo quite cold at last ,
and It was decided to remove It to the
house of the man's wife in Salem , N.
J. Bonldos , the other people living
In the honso began to object to the
corpse being loft so long iu the build
ing.So
So a co f I'm was procnrcd and the
body waa placed therein. A dinner-
bell was placed in the Inanimate hand
so that In case ho came to life ho might
attract attention to his unfortnnato
condition. The coffin lid was partly
fastened , the body was loaded on a
wagon and taken to the Market Street
Ferry , where they wore to go by the
West Jersey railroad to the homo of
the wife. Ono of the bystanders re
marked that she gnossod that if any
thing would wako him np the jolting
of that wagon would. It was the in-
entlon of the friends who accompa
nied the corpse to Salem to give it a
burial unless It showed signs of lifo.
Free of Charge.
All persona Buffering from CoughsColds
Asthma , Bronchitis , Loss of Voice , or any
affection of the Throat and Lunga , are re-
rmeated to call at 0. F. Goodman's draft
store and get a Trial Bottle of Dr. JCf9
New Discovery for Consumption > '
charge , which will convince thei it' ' *
wonderful merits and show what ' '
ollar-ai/o bottln will do , Call o ?
A Business Secret.
Uutllnglon Hawoje.
"Aro thoce onkca now maple augur ? "
ho atked , a * he halted buforo a stand
on Wall street.
"Thoy are , air. "
"Mado this wlntori"
"Yes air. "
"From the pure sap ? "
"Tno pure sap , sir. "
"And not adulterated ? "
"Not in the least. How many cakes
will you have ? "
-"Not ono. I am' looking for sonio
cakca of old maple sugar some at
least a year old , I think now sugar
unhealthy. "
"I'll toll you what , air , " a&ld the
keeper of the stand , aa ho gave hlu
voice a confidential pitch , "If yon want
six cakes at five cents each , I'll admit
I lied about it , and that thia la old
ugar polished up with a rag. Como ,
air , patronize a poor bnt worthy man. "
Buoklin a Arnica Halve.
The BIBT BALVB In the world for Ont * ,
Brakes , Sores , TJlcen , Salt Rhenm , Fe
ver Bore * , Tetter , Chipped Handi , Chll'
blalns , Corns , and all ttkin eruptions , nnd
positively cures pile * , It li guaranteed to
( rive gatUfaotfon t rr .njr refunded ,
Price , 26 oenU p f I * ox. rfot i lo by O.
V Qoodm
Ungallunt.
Brooklyn Knjilo.
The Toledo Blade bollovos that wo
men could manage a hotel elevator
bettor than most of the men or boys
usually employed. It may appear an-
gallant to dispute this , but if a woman
should bo in charge of an elevator and
a lady should enter with a now style
of hat a male passenger would run the
risk of being hoisted .several stories
higher than his intended landing place
before ho could attract the attention
of the operator.
"Conqueror of all Life's Woes. "
MEM. A. W. HCWI.ANU , of Providence , 11. I. ,
"Deeming It /duty to suffering humanity
to Inform nil who may be allllctcd as I hao been
of the safe ind sure Hcmcdy which , by the
blessing of a kind Providence , Inn restored mete
to health , with decpgratltudo I wieh to acknowl
edge the grtat bcneflt ] that I line received frcm
thouio of the most valuable modlcino that.I
have overseen. During the past tlicto [ jtara I
liavo been aflllctod with Kidney Disease , accom.
panled by thosevoro aches , Intense pilni , weak
ness and prostration attending : this dreadful dis
ease. I tried many kinds of medicines , Includ
ing physicians' proscription ! , without obtaining
permanent relief.
"A tew weeks ago a friend persuaded mo to
try Ilnnt'i Remedy : and , alter uilng only half a
bottli , I was relieved of the severe pain In my
back , and continued the use of the remedy until
I am well aaln ; and I can now Uke long walks
without being tired , and have an excellent ap
petite , sleep well , and am rid of all those achoj
and pains from which I suffered so Ions. I most
cheerfully recommend Hunt's Remedy ai a safe
and reliable euro for Kldnoy DIsoato , and it Is
the only modlcino Ilmo ovrr found that docs
exactly what it Is advertised to do.
" 'Pralso the that carries
bridge you over late
ly , ' ind that to many mi ailing ono hta been
Hunt's HcmjJy , * bridge which has tak u thorn
from what teemtil fatil sickness to blooming
" \V < are all slronj enough t5 tnduro the mi ( .
foituccsof others. But , If their misfortune Is
sickness , It cotti nothing to tell them of the
froit ; medicine , Hunt's Homody. "
or wpman , ( f you want bit ,
inonoy for n Binall amount , Insure In the
Marriage t und and Mutual Truat Antoc ! .
atiou , Cedar llsplds , Iowa. f5-3ui.
s. E. mm ,
J& . 3EC. O 3BE X OP XI d "OF.
Office orer sarlngi bank.
OOUNOIIi BLUFFS , , . Iowa
COMMERCIAL.
COD.N'OIL BLOTFB MARKET.
Corrected dally by J. Y. .Fuller , mer
chandise broker , buyer and shipper of
grain and provision' , 89 Pearl street.
WHKAT-NO. 2 spring , 76o ; No. 3,63 ;
rejected COo ; ejood demand.
CoiiN 35o to feeders and 3ie to ship
pers ; rejected'corn Chicago , 51c ; new
nixed , Bio. The receipts of corn are lighten
on account of bad roads.
OATS Scarce and In good demand ; 30 ®
32c.
32c.HAY
HAY 4 00@0 00 per ton.
UYE lOc ; light supply.
CORN MEAT , 125per 100 nonndg.
WOOD Good supply ; prices at yards ,
5 no@o oo.
COAL Delivered , hard , 1100 per ton ;
uoft. 5 GO per ton ,
BUTTEH Plenty and In fair demand ;
25c ; creamery , SOo.
Eaos Scarce and In demand ; SOo per
dozen.
LAUD Falrbank'a. wholesaling at ISJc.
POULTRY Firm ; dealers paying 13o per
louml for tnrkeya and lOo for chickens.
VEQKTABLKS Potatoop , 45o ; onions , 25o :
cabbages , 30@40o per dozen ; apples , 2 SO
@ 3 50 per barrel.
City Hour from t CO to 310. .
BROOMS 2 00@3 00 per doien ,
HTOCK.
CATTLK 3 Oft ® 3 50 ; calvea 5 00@7 50.
IIORH Market active , and all offerings
quickly taken at higher prices. Car lota :
Common , 5 75@ ! > 00 ; peed mixed , 5 90@
MO ; heavy packing , 050@700 ; choice
fancy packing , G 05@U 10.
If you are not married , write the Mar
riage Fun1 and Mutual Trust Asjocia-
; lon , Cedar Knpids , Iowa , for circulars
explaining the plan. tt3m. .
MORGAN , KELLER & ' 00 , ,
Tcri rx > 3Ei sct-ac1 .soocxx zc. ei
The finest quality and lanrcst stock west of
ftilcagoof Wooden and Mctalic Cases. Calls at
tended to at all hours. Wo defv competition n
quality of saala or prlcca. Our Mr Jlorfaii hu
servcu na uuucrlalccr for forty J in rs and thor
oughly uoamtands till na noss. Warcrooms ,
311 Uroadutay. UPUOim-EUBNa In all IU
iranchps oroniotly attended to also carpet-la
ng and lamnroqulns. Telegraphic aim uia or-
dera fllled vrthout uclay.
ruoo. orncia. w , n. M. rcnrr.
HER & PUSEY ,
Council Bluffs , la ,
Established , 1868
Dealen In Foreign and Domestic Kxchicgi
ml home lecurltle * .
DOCTOR STEINHART'S
ESSENCE OF LIFE.
FOR OLD AND YOUNG , MALS AND FBJUIS.
It U n sure , prompt and effectual remeds or la-
digestion. Dei < cp la , Intermittent Fe > era , Wan !
ol AmiDtlto , Ner\ou8 Debility In all Us Stages
Weak Memory , Loss of UnUn I'nwer , ProUntlon ,
WcaUiifss and general I/wi of Power. Itrepaln
nervoiu waste , rejuvenates the faded Intellect ,
etreiuhthcii ! ) the infcoblcil brain and restore *
surprla iif ( tone and viuor to thu exhausted or
sans. The oxporlenoo of thousands prove * it to
bo an 1m aluablo remedy , Price , Sl.Otfa bottle ,
or si it or 85. For ealoby all drticglsts , or gent
secure from observation on receipt of price by
Pr.Stelnhav P. O. Box 21UO St.
LiOlllH Mo.
DOCTOR
SUPPOSITORIES J
Tha Orcat Popular lUmuly for Plies.
Sure euro for Blind , Bleedlng&ItchlngP
And all forms ol Hemorrhold&l Tumon.
Tlioae Sui'PtmiTORiM act directly upou th *
coata ot the lilood Yeitseli. and by their aitriiureol
effects gently force the blood from the iwollen
tumors , andby making the coaU of the velm
ttronir , prevent their renlllnp. and henoo a rn.
cal euro la euro to follow their Uke. Price IB
cenU a box. For Bale by olldrugsUU. or tent b
null on receipt of price , ty En llth Mndloil
stitute T18 Ollvo Bt St LoaU
