Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 17, 1883, Page 7

I'dE DAILY BEE-SATURDAY MARC 1 17 INFIRMARY OF | o W COUNCIIL. BELUEFES, COOK, . CHRONIC ] DISESKES! Diseases of Women and Diseases of the Rectum a Specialty. The D, has been located in Coun- cil Bluffa nearly two years, and hav- ng been called professionally auring that time into the best families in the city and surrounding country, takes pleasurein an announcing that he has come to stay. His constantly increas- ing practice at home, in the midst of his own people, is the best evidence of SPECIALTIES. It must be evident to every close observer that no one miud, however gifred, can grasp more than a mere swattering of medical sclence., The field 18 too large and the natural divis- ions too numerous for anything more than a cursory view of the vast obsta- cles to be encountered by the ‘‘gen- eral” practitioner. We have our em- his skill as a SPECIALIST, and he |inent surgeons and our eminent prac- ‘wishes it understood, once for all, that his methods of treatment are STRICT- LY scientific; that he desplses quack- ery as well among so-called ‘ ‘Regular” and ‘‘Homeepathic” practitioners as among traveltngcharlatans and ‘‘Cure- | any one of which req He has devoted fifteen years | patient study and practice to insure Alls.” titioners of medicine, after which fol- low the noted specialists, embracing the Eye, the Ear, tha Throat, the Lungs, the Kidneys and Bladder, Dis- enzes of Womon, Tosnuity, &, &o., o the study and practice ot his SPE- | proficiency and ultimate snccess, TALTIES and has had the benefit of | @ most skillful training in the beev |the ‘‘family” physician - leges and hospitals in tho land, and |embrace ail theee epocialties in his | The busy practitioner of to-day— can no more no hesitancy in promising the very | practice and do jastice to his patienta t results to be ebtained trom scien smedicine and surgery. - | than he can ‘‘bottle up suulight,” yet how many physicians in the western FOUNDRY. WINTHERLICH B?0S,, Are oW ready to contract for small castingeof every description in MALLEABLE IRON, GRAY IRON, And any ALLOY OF BRASS, attentior is called to the fict that the are melted in cruciBLES which gives the wery best castings, Burning Brands —FOR— DISTILLERS, BREWERS, PACK- ERS, OIGAR and TOBAOCO FACTORIES, Eto., Eto., As well as Cattle Brands ARE NICELY EXECUTED, ‘Workes; ComorSixth streetand Eloventh.aveuue, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, 7.D. NDMUNDSON, N, L. SHUGART, A, W. STAEEY Prosident, Vice-Pres't. Cashier, CITIZENS BANK ©Of Council Bluffe, Organised under *ha laws of the Btate of Towa Pald up capttas. 9 76,000 Authorized capiial 200,000 Tnterest paid on time do) Drafte issued on the principal citics of the United Btates and Europe. Bpecial attention .civen to collections +and correspondence with promps retwrns. DIRFCTORS J.D. Edmundson, B, L. Shugart, LW Wallsce, ~J. W. Rodfer, A, W, Sirees. JTH i AM whenever you ur Ay nsing, ton: or stimulating, witkout intozicating, B20M8 BOANY Vico Prov'h W. §. Dusuun, Sec.snd Trear. JOEW BYARLER Progident. THE NEBRASEA MANUFACTURING G0 Lincoln, Neb MANUFAOTURERS OF Oorn Planters Hrrrows,Farm Rollert COUNOIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. CHIOAGO, BOOK ISLAND AND PACIPIO, rrive. i m 1 Des Molnesace. 4746 p m 'BURLINGTON AND QUINOY, Depart. ve. Atlantic Ex...5:50 p m Malland Ex9200 ) 1eee 8200 P 23°1 700 pm Neb & Kas Ex. 8208 m Accom (Sat.)..B:50 p m RANHAS OFTY, BT. JOB AND COUNCIL BLOYPS. Depatt. Arrive. Mail and 155 & m l Tapres. 110 p e | M: UNION PACIFIO. Overland Toot130 Ovorland Sixyedi00 p.fun. am, n X Lincoln Ex.-11:20 & m, | DenvorKx. - 6:00 s m; Denver Ex...T:00 p. m. 650 8. m! Local Ex. 7:25 . m. (G WABARH, BF. LOUIS AND PACLFIO, Da-n. Arrive, Mall and Bx.. 9:45am | Mall and Ex.. 4:30 pm Cannon Ball.. 4:50 pm | Cannon Ball.:11:05 a m BIOUX OITY AND PACWIC, opart. Arrive, For Sloux: City.7:55 & m | Frm Sioux C'yi6:50 p m For Fort Niobrara. Frllvn c‘m Niolmara, *6:50 p m From 8t. Poul..8:50 a m WAUKKR AND BT. PAUL, Arrives Council Blufts. 20 & m | Mail and Ex. .. 16 p m | Atlantic Ex OI0AGO, MILWAUKKE AND 8T, PAUZL. Leaves Omaha. Arrives Mail ane 15 & m | Pacific Ex. Atlantic Bx..]3:40 p m | Mail and *Exoept Bundays, {Except Ssturdays. $Except Mondays. | Daily. P % s Council Blufls & Omaha Street R. R. Leave Gouncil Bluffs, Leave Omala. 8am§om10am|8amgam10am, 1am a2 pm3p|1lamipm, spm,3p m, 4p'm, 5pm, 6pm. |m,4pm,bpm,6pm. Stroet cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific Depot. On Sunday the cars hegin their $rips at 9 o'clock . ., and run regularly during tho day a9, 11,2 4, 5'and 6 o'clock, andrun to city time? Another Physician’s Testimony. BoSTON, Mase,, May 9, 1861, I know pariies who have tried al! kinds of medicines tor Lung Diseases, who say that De. WM, HALL'S BALSAM ¥OR mHE LUNGS, is % COMPLETE SUCCEES k. CHAS. H, Woon, — COMMERCIAL. GAUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J. ¥, Fuler, mer- chandise_broker, buyer and shipper of grain and provisions, 39 Pearl street. Whkar o, 2 spring, 76c; No. 8,68; rejected 50c; good demand, Coun—Deslers pi rejected corn Chicago, 484c; new mixed, béhes white corn, 88c. \he receipts of corn are licht, OATs—Scarce and in good demand; 35, Hay—4 00@6 00 per ton. Rye—4( Cory M 5y Wonn —~Goed supply, prices st yards, 5 00@6 00, Coar—Delivered, hard, 1100 per ton; soft. 5 50 per ten. | " Burren—Plenty and i fair demand; { 2503 creamery. #c, Eacs - Ready sale and plenty at 12he per dozen. LArD—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 134c, Pourty—Firm; deslers paying 130 per pound for turkeys and 10c for chickens. VEGETABLES —Potatoes, 45c; onions, 50c; eabbages, 30@40c per dozen; apples, 2 50 @3 50 per barrel, City flour from 1 €0 to 8 40 Brooms—2 00@3 00 per dozen, BTOCK, CarrLe—3 00@3 50; calves 5 00@7 50, Hogs—Market for hogs quiet, ss the packing houses are closing; shippers are Sulky Hay Rakes, Bucke' Hleyating Win mlll‘l’. &o " We aro propared $0 do Job work and masaise taring for other parties, paying 5 50 to 6 50, Young man or woman, if you want big [ tapf. lot 13 in subdivieion of old plat conutry are PRETENDING to do so, to the cost and injury of their patients. CHRONIC DISEASES. The Dr, does not pretend to curs ALL chronic eases, He oclalms, however, that years of patient study and praoctice, in the hospitalsand elsa- where, give him advantages in their treatment which no ordinary practi- tloner oan possibly have; that he CAN OURE many cases now pronouncsd INCURABLE by them, and give re liof to hundseds of others whose dis- eases come within the range of his SPE- CIALTIES, He is prepared to give the most approved electric treatment and medicated vapor baths, when needed. Parties rosiding at a distance whose means will not admit of thelr taklng a regalar course of treatment here, will be farnlshed blanks with questlons, which can be answered and returaed to the Doctor, who will make personal exsmination and treat all patients here, when possible, thus avolding any chance of erro: in diag- nosis, The Doctortreats all forms of chron- ic disease, without mentioning any| onein particular, and has no hesitancy in saying that he OAN and WILL)| give the best treatment known tomed- ical science, and charge only a reason- able fee for hisZservives. DISEASES OF WOMEN This is one of the SPEOIALTIES to which the Dr. has devoted the best, years of his life, and hundreds of women, now living, are ready to testi fy that they found relief at his hands when others had falled to benefi them. The ‘‘family” physician can- not treat these diseases suocessfully, for many important reasons., chief| up his diagnosis and give treatment {f desired, bat he much prefers to make a COUNCIL BLUFFS ADDIIIONAL LOCALNEWS 'PERSONAL. G, W, Sellers, of Fremont, Nebraska, & twin brother to the colonel, was looking after businees matters and partook of re. freshments at the Pacific house. C. E. Worthington, represemting 8. D. Childs & Co., engravers and station- ers of Chicago, was a pleasant waller at these quarters. And mow comes H. Hunmt, all the way from Avoca, hunting for a place to stay, and put up at the old reliable Og- den house. Dr. Williams, s former well known and popular citizen, now of Denver, Coloraao, isln the city vieiting his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Walker, Lowery Goode, editcr of The State Leader, of Des Moines, wae in the city while on his way home from themorth, Mr. Sells, one of the leading attorneys of La Porte city, is in the city on his way home from Northwestern Iowa. P. P, Kelly and A.D. French, Glen- wood, transacted business in the city, and ate at the Ogden, George Getty, of Shelby, got there in good shape on Friday by registering at the Pacific kotel. Frank Shinn, of Eveascn, and W, C, Watkins, of Glenwood, dined yesterday at the Pacitic. G, R, Team and J, H, Holden, of Bun- 1ap, received sustenance at the Pacific yes- terday. W, Riff and Henry Voss and lady, of Omaha, were at the Pacific, W. B. Porter and D, Porter, LeMars, were gueats at the Ogden, L. W. Goode, of DesMoines, was doing the city yeeterday, H. W. Lamar, from Oskalooss, dined’ at the Ogden, Vo notice the Marrisge Fund, Mutual Trust Association, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, highly spoken of in many of the leading papers of the state. ‘‘Money for the Un- married” heads their advertisement in another colomn of this paper. 15.3m - Real Hotate Travsfers. P Jadeon o R. E. Brown, dots 2 and 3 fa block 2, Judson'’s first addi. tion, Noola—§60 E. Vickery to O Loveland, part of lot marked Vickery, Noola—81560 F. Lungeoy to J. M. Hall, v} of s:}, 5. 74, 39 - $660 J. Boyer to A, Jacobson, ri, sef, 2, 76, 38 82 { C. R. I & P tod, L. Courtier, lot 15, in block 6, Carson; 8125, i R Hontington to M, W, Bieden- lot 74; 8200, E. R Hiockley to R. M. Newton, lots 17 and 18 in block 31, Hinckley's addition, Walnut; $200. J. Foleom to J. Saullivan, lot 6 in block 1, Howard's add., 81560, F. W. O, Bchroeder to R V, Phil- lips, lots 6 and 7, block 31, Mallin's among which is, that he has not the patience to do them justice. Nor time to devote to thelr study, nor the| should it be expeoted of him, in the absence, perhaps, of special training and experiencs, and in the hurry and oxcitoment of general practics The Dr. is prepared to treat all fe- male diseases in a skillful and scientitio manner, having devoted several yoars to their study and treatment, both in the hospital and in active practice. Diseases of the Rectum. ‘These embrace Hemorrhoids, or| Piles, Fistules, Fissures, Prolaps, or faliing of the anus, tumors, etc , ete., and constltute one of the Doctor's leading spociaitios. All rootal tamors, are treated by tho new method of in- jecting and are thoroughly and spoed- ily removed, with batlittls or no paia. Cases of Piles, from ten to twenty ears standing, have besn pormanent- y curad by this new method, many of them residing ia and near the city at. """ EPILEPSY. Many cases ot Koilepsy, or Fits, oan be cured if taken in time, and es- pecially in young subjects. The Dr. does not claim to ocure all cases that come to him for treatment, but can point to numerous instances where a permanent cure has been wrought| within the last five yoars. Medicinee| will be sent by cxpress when patients cannot come to the city. TAPE WORMS. These troublesome parasites can be! removed in a few hours, with but lit- tie inconvenience to the patient. The, Dr. will send medicines by express, practitioner should promise his pa- tlonts'—it is all he CAN promise them and be honest. Partfes visiting the city for the pur- pose of oconsulting the Dr. should some directly to his office, where the best references in the city will be far- nlshed when desired, and where pa- tionts will also be assisted in procur- ing board and rooms at reasonable rates. OFFICE: with full directions for use, at any|NO. 36 NORTH MAIN ST. time they may bo ordered.. The Dr. makes no promires buy what wiil be fulfilled to the letter. If (One Block North of Broadway ) he examines you and finds your dis-| A qdross all Letters to ease incurable, he will tell you so in plain words; if he finds you can be benefitted he will treat you for a mod- erate fee and give you the benefit of all that medical svience can do for your| case. This is all that any careful DR. A. J. GO?K, 3 ) 3¢ Co un cil Jot 1 in block 3, Stutsman’s 1st, $1,000. Wm, Garner to D. B. McMaullen, ninw 17, 76, 43, $2,000 W. H. M. Pusey to E. Blanchard, lots b, 6 and 7, in block 17, Mill ad- ditlon, $4,200, W. L. Kearaey to J. B. Allens- worth,n §swiofnw} of ne} of 385, 76, 41, $200. W. L. Kearney to P, Kearney, n w t;{fin w i of ne} of 35 75, 41, J. ‘P. Goulden to J. Kenaley, n w 4 and w 4 of ne } of 90,7, 41, $3,000. tisfactory Evidence. J. W, Grabam, Woolesale Druggist, of Austin, Tex., writes: I bave been handlin DR. WM, HALL'S BALSAM FOBTHfi LUNGS for the past year, and have found it une of the moat salable medicines I have ever had in my house for Coughs, Colds and even consumption, always giving entire satisfaction ~ Please send me one gross by Saturday's steamer. If you aro nos murried, write the Mar. riage Fun1 and Mutual Trust Associa tion, Cedar Rapids, Iows, for circulars explaining the plan, 16-8m, L el Gouncli Proceedings. Conncil met pursuant to adjourn- ment, Present: Mayor Eowman, Council- men Shugert, Sledentopf, Eicher and Koating. Reading of the minutes was dis- pensed with, Bills of Thomas Skinner, Dr, Hart and 8. T. Walker & Co., amounting | to $47.76, were allowed. BIill of G. Z. Hitchoock for $33 was lald over till next meening. A petition to remove extra Assess- ment of J. C. Bixby waa referrod to the committee on clatms, Petition of J, Qalnn and others to repair sidewalk, Referred to ocom- mittee on streets and alleys. Nottoe to.C, M. & 8t. P. rallway to repair road which they damaged near Green’s packing house. Read and placed on file. Eight petitions for llcenses were read and approved. A communica- tion from Mr. Bquires, of Omahs, relative to bids on paving was read and the clerk Instructed to inform Mr, Sguires that he would probably have plenty of time to reduce his bid, as nothing would be doune till nex: meet- tug of the council, Resolution of Councilman Elcher, relating to buildivg of edewalk on High street, referred to committee on sidewalks, Messrs, G. & C., havicg been noti- fied to remove their store of powder, requost an extensionof time Haferred to committee on fire with pow. er to act Resolution to repalr crossing between the Oltizens’ bank and Stevens corner, and between Dr, Woodbury's corner and corner of Park. Read and refered to committee on sidewalks, As this was the last meeting of the old councll, Alderman Biedentopf cffored resolutions of regret at parting with Alderman Shugart, Golden and Newhall, The eouncll adjourned tll r meeting ulght, whioh is next Wednes- Siedentopf, Eicher, Wood, McMahon, James and Keating, with Mayor Bowman, *The surprising succoss of Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound for the several diseases peculiar to womea forotbly illustrates the importance of her benefcent discovery and the fact hat she knows how to make the most of it.—Dr. Hashell. The Oarpenters’ Union. In accordance with previons an- nouncement in THE BEE, a meeting composed principally of carpenters was held last evening at the court house, Mr, Wm, Roper called the meeting'to order, and made a few remarks in which he referred to the close relation- ship between his trade and the car- penter's,. He sald that the bricklay- ers' union of Oouncll Bluffs was re- sponsible for the publication of the call, and stated the object of the meet- ing to be acquaintance with each otner, mutual benefit and the protec- tlon of all mutual Interests, He stat- ed that the bricklayers had, since the formation of their unlon, secured many objects of great advantage of labor Saturday to nine hours, thus glving the men a chance to make necessary purchases and prepare for the Sabbath, and there was no reason why a carpenter should not gain a like concession, as most of the em- ployers were in favor of it, providing an organization could be had that would allke compel all to favor it. A motdon was made to organize, Mr. Hollingsworth was called to the chair, Mr. Stephens was elected secretary. Mr. Hollingsworth spoke briefly for the carpenters, showing the necessity for trades unlons for each trade, Several short speeches were made b) different partles, explaining the ad- vantages which had been galned by co-operation and organization. John Ahles made one of his red-hot speeches, ridiculing mechanics who had courage to contend for their Interests, stating that he himself was sn em- ployer, but he always stood with iabor, and when its enemles chal- lenged he was ready to draw his eword, Oan motlon, & eommittes of twelve carpenters was appointed from among those present to deviee means for or- ganizing the 200 carpenters of Council Rlufts into a oarpentera’ trades union, Next Monday night was fixed upon as the time for the next mesting, snd the hall of tho Kuights of Labor was eelected a8 the place, A member of the cigarmakers unlon then made a brief adaress, and stated that there were sixteon clgarmaers fn this clty, and that they had sixteen members in tholr union. He read a circular which he had recently re- celved from the national organ, show- ing the vast benelfit that was being dc- rived from thelr union, He also re- ferred to the fact that nearly every trade in this clty was crganized except the carpenter; and the lack of organl- zatlon among .hem was responsible for this clty's belng overrun with wood to them; that they had suc- | of tho Warwick Neck Hotel, he i e o 4 oseded in shortenivg the bours | KICRNEANE B S HARE cureand b diso out scabs, drunkards and others who were unrellable or Ignorant of the trade they clalmed to understand. The meeting then adjourned. RGBT S S L Millions Given Away. Milliony of Bottlesof Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, hiave been given away as Trial Bottles of the large size, This enormous outlay would be disastrous to the pro prietors, were it not for the rare merit possesed by this wonderful medicine, Cal at O, F, Goodman's Drug Store, and get Triul Bottle free, and try for yowrself, naver fa‘ls to cure. R DIED. VAN DE BOGERT—In this gity, March 16th, at 7:456 p, w., David Eugene, fourth and youngest child of Herbert an \L;nn Do Bogert, aged 10 months Childhood Manhood, and Hoary Age Ex- claim in unison, “'Behold the Conqueror." During + brief visit to the anclent town of War- wick, econtl, our agent extorded his trip to the southeastern extremity of the town, tolook sbout among tho wonderial lmprove- ments which have beon made in the appearance of Warwick Nick duriig a comparativsy biif period, and while conversing on this'snbjoct with ¥ proorletor loarned that Col, hazard had buon & great wut- terer f10 hronfe discaso of the Kidney and. Bladder over filtecn years, tho moss painf.ii form of 1t belng stoppage or retention of the u which was ¥ ve)y severo at timos a3 to dis him from his accus:omed work, aud even confin him to the bod, when & surgeo '+ asistanco woutd be requirad £ reli. ve him. o wae belog doctoro | a largo part of the tiwe, but oculd got 10 pormanent reliel. At tioies his sulferings were terr ble from sharp, cuttiog paine thr-ugh tho Kidneys and Bladder; and ne hul rufered so ) severcly that ho cor of getting well axain, orpocially doctor stated that 1t was doubtfu {f & man of nis ago, with tuch a complicated ciseasoo: long 4nding, could be cured. But jact summer,when fering iotoniely frau one of theso at- rortloman who was bosrding at his ho- tel, urged and persuad d him to try a bottle of Hunt's Remedy, #8 ho had known of soms wons dortul cures effected by it Mr. Hasard says bo had o aith in 16, but con- sentod relutantly o try It; and after’ taking 1§ only two days, tho intense disappearod, and he comme 1 gain strength raplaly, and in less than a wes k was atiending to his accustomed worl of the paion, Mr of age, and on th d hagnever bad s return aent met him, althou. h It wa. ajvery cold and blustoring day, be wa- in his fi ) “with his t am at work pul Ing avd loadiug toroips, d hearty s man as you c uld wi b w Au_us' he was unisbie to atand up 1o oversee tue i this same fie iven him health snd ozomimends it 9 his work then goin euely bad ders 16 & o3t exc s of the Kiducy and DOCTOR STEINHART'S ESSENCE OF LIFE. For OLD AND YOUNG, MALR AND FuuALE, It ls & sure, prompt and effectual remeds or (n. digestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fevers, Wani of Appetite, Nervous Debility in all its S Woak Memory, Loss of Brain Power, Prost: Weaknesa and general Loss of Power. It repairi nervous waste, rejuvenates the faded hum&. 3 strenghthens the “enfoebled brain and restores surprising tone and vigor to the cxhausted or. mns, The experience of thousands proves it to an invaluable remedy. Price, $1.00 8 bottle or wix or 8. For saleby all druggists, or senf REMARKABLE KAxaan Crry, Mo., Sept. 20, 1082 I think it & duty I owe to humanity to say what your remedy haa done {r me, One yoar ago I'contracted a bad caso of Blood Di-ease, aud not knowing tho Femult of such roublos, aflow- o run for some time, but finally applied the best physician in this city, who Yrokbed n‘: for six months. IN THAT TINR'T TOOK OVER 608 PILLY OF PROTOIODIDN OF MRRCURY } grain andhad run down in weight from 210 to 1 pounds, and was' confined 40 my hed with Mer. curial Rhevmatism, scarcely able to turn myself over. Being a traveling man, some of the fra- ternity found mein this deplorable . condition, and recom- a8 the mended me knewo to several s n cured by its use, 1 commend, It with very ittly faith o in low thet. these reckn wks 1l t0 tako my blaco on the road. Tae sores and_coppor-collored spots gradually dissp- poared, and to.day 1 Bave not soseor Wpok on my porson, and my weight is 217 pounds. being more than itever was, 1 do not wish you to publish my name, but you may show this letter to any who doubt the merit of 8. 8. 8. for I know it is & sure cure, J H R Some thirty years ago there lived in Moy mery, Ala., & young man who was terribly i ted, " After boing treated for o long time by the med'cal profession of this town with no benefit, ho commenced taking 8 8, 8. After persistently taking it two months he was cured. Being 8g quainted with him for the disease never madp roturn. J. W. Bisuor, J. P., Hot Springs Ark. Yours Truly, 1 you doubt, come to seo us, and we will CURE YOU, or charge uothing! Write for particulare and & copy of the little book, * Mossage to the Unfortunato Suffering.” Ask any Druggist as b our standing. ) i 981,000 Reward will he paid to any Chemist who will find, on_analysiy of 100 boteles of 8.8.8,, one particle of Morcury, Iodide of Potasslum, or other Mineral substance. SWIFE SPECIFIC 00., Proprictors, Atlanta. Ga. Prico of Small Size, Large Size,.... SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, !1:1.' DOCTOR ST} SUPPOSITORIES ! The Great Populat Remody for Piles. Surecure for Blind, Bleeding & Itching P And all forms of Hemorrholdal Tumors. These SurposToRINs act directl, coata of tha Blood Vessels, and by thelr ¢octa gontly forco the blood trom the tumors, and by making the coats of the velns Stzoni, provent thar reling, and hance-a radic re conta s bax. " For asle by Alldretrime. or et iy mail on rocelptof price, by Ea Lgetitate 718 ont DR. WHITTIER, 817 St Oharies 5t, 8T. LOUIS a uu:ur AR ARADUATE of two w-. colloges, F agod | L wient of OHRONIO, FoUs, "skin Anb BLOOD Disoascs thiin aay other physlcian in £, Louls ae city pupcrs show and all old residents know. Conmiltation tree and invited, When 1§ to {8 inconvon y Bocn ho city for trentmient Stiu_Aftections, 014 L “Marriage, Rheuma Pllea. Bpeolal attetion o st over-worked brain, SURGIOAL OASES Toouive spocial attantion. Dissases arising from Tmpraionce, Exosssen, Tanseames butehers Instead of carpenters; that socuro from observation on receipt of price by MR EEE GHUXTIDE. Dot, why, e SR P Addross &l orders money for s small amount, Insure fn ‘h sub,, $100. day, when the following named gen- 5 conseqtiencey. o.s NKBMAREA MANUPACTURING CO) 5;%“’;&7&‘{;‘_";‘”"" Apec N L. DeCamp to . Osborn, part of tlomen will compose the ocounoll; ' pulons were lustrumental fn weeding | PRuSygpne” P O: Box 2460 8¢. !swd curs. Soniod fo e iy o Wi 45 Y - . 3 B ———— 7 A — Sk el e i 3