Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 2, 1888, Page 3

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That is why CURES WHEN OTHERS FAIL, Bottle, Send for fnll,‘;anu ulars oprietors, WELTS, BighaRoSoN & 'co EXONW "ICO BURLINGTON, VT Certified Chocks, Payable al Sight on the Puget Sound National Bank Given as Security for Monoy Invested. a Laxative, the postofice we et money and wo Recounts of new el cars circle Seatt] COOK & M x, who bave the LARGEST PROPERTV LIXI o fisEVATTLELW.A v 0, largost; Tuatoat and B0GiTh The world pdntions unexcello \ TOLY T [ CHICARSTALL JrLy i | YOUK 70 LIvERy Turkest an ‘ senge 0 ) VIA QUEENSTOWN, fineat I'as- | v Steaner 1o JUNE 1ith JUTy N Ava. hin orpocl, Rl sud fincat Py o RENDERSON BRCS., 72 La Sa'le t., . Chlags Gy 0 wny of our locil Kaeuts m ody, il esses back or u“u- Anighi. aln. 1 1s eay. iR B PR FINE CLI P AND l"l_ uG . Incomparably the Best. ['A PROSPEROUS YOUSG CITY, Some Facts of the Resources and Advantages of Fullerton, Neb. ITS LOCATION AND CLIMATE. Crop and Stock Reports of Nance unty For the 1887 Manufacturing and Com mercial Interests. Year Fullerton, Nebra<ka. ig no town within the of Nel been so littl There of the the borders it state ska of hich ritten or said and of which hfully be of at Nance y orotharwise) | #0 much ¢ said | Fullerton, the county s of county. For beautiful richness in rival in located on a platteau at the foot of the divide of the great Loup and Cedar River valleys, and from her sosition has a splendid of n natural loc and is not her wtion T the sour sta ullerton s slightly elevatec view of the intersectio these two what widely s of h- of nted a magnifi- rivers miles below becomes the Main Lou known for its fertility now vau and If am east of the town upon one of u ser prominent bluff cent view of the Cedar River va tending as far to the northeast as the naked eye can Wending its way down this y townrd - Fullerton is the beautiful Cedar river,of remarkable uniform width and consisting of a suc- cession of short bends, from eral of which where it less than a half mile across from one bend v five miles channel, T being h..m\_\ and pop- ndest pieces found any- great gorges of iseades of the er Nevada Here eld for the view artist. sly too grand and pie- the descriptive pen to do It is from this stream that Fulle ins her great natural and unlimited water po which now heing utilized by means of turbine wheels and ean be transferred by means of electricity to manufactorics’in any art of the The young and prosperous Fullerton was located in 18’ lowing year in 1880, they tion of fifty people. In 1885 the popula- tion had “increased to 900. Tt fully 1,500 and at the rateof inc the past few years 2,000 inhabitants can safcly be predicted in the year 1800, This is certainly mnsl excellent show- From a point a1 nol yox- by the miin on each side Hl-llu 2 with folinge of ¢ lar, presents one of the gr of scenery to where enst the the Rockies the Alleglh is certainly 1t is unquestions turesque for adequat he of or city of . the fol- { popula- en o 1|u fact that Fulle ural advantages possess few of our western cities, be- sides having a live, energetic, intelli- gent, of business men who are zealously guarding her future interests and taking the lead in publie impi ents. T now have in con- templation a mangificent systom of water works upon the reser The high blufts immediately city and ooking the afford an admirable location for tem of inexhaustible suppiy of voirs, from which they would have a 100-foot fall to the , and about twenty foot fall fmu\ the cify to either the Loup or Cedar rvivers, not overa balf mile distance north or south. It is also intended to place at the dam neross the Cedar, where the foree pumps will be located, n set of Turbine wheels from which the electric light dynamos will obtain power, also from which power can be had for other manufactories now negotiating for loca- tion here. This is certainly the est opportunity for \\'nml n 158 edar rive reser Rturing interests, to where power can be midst of ¥ Iu in" TaW hml l']l!‘ilh an ag tiele v quired for ums\llnpllun at home or abroad. T CLIMATE. Fullerton is peculiarly fortunate her locution. — At an altitude 1,710 feet.she hius B most exhilernting climate 1n the summer her nights cool and the days are not at all opp ive beeause of the pure. dry atmosphe The winters are exceedingly short and wed with the Ton z, cold, winters of the o ome- thing almost unknown among her citi- zens, while lung aud brouchial troubles ued of in this climate. WAYS AND SOIL, Nance county is situated in the cen- chrask. It is commonly » Pawnee re ition, Its leugth, fr cast to miles, its breadth fifteen milc contains about 250,000 acres, more fertile and the count d than any county. The Loup flows its entire length; th ss it from northw BBesides, there are other streams: redee, Cottonwood, IHo Plum, Council, Timber and Ash cre It can be seen by a glance at the ma that the county is plentifutly supplic ' with water from these numerous water cours ranning iu all parts of the county. Drouths do not, thevefore, affect” the crops in this fon in any degree The soil of the valley ing, of a black M tand a r ok, sandy prevails which for'erop vaising “is surpassed anywhere in the = for grass and grazing pueposes there no finer land on the continent. There is 10 portion of the st territories offering hetter inducements to those wishing new homes or business loc tions than in county. Unim- proved land dat from #3 to 210 per aeve, and some as fine improved favms us can be found in any in union ean be hud” for $10 Nunce county over her sistor spect. Some ten county of Nunce Indinn reserva- ly by the Indians LS ir kno the land in the I\ the interior d the reservation opened up f nt and the lands sold by land department, wh 1y done sll h 8 antial hom not o homes or in of known as L and it The soil better ps, in through » Beaver L] to southeast, Ly whilé on the stitte its being In 1878 the rfc n ore is, s a e a emption claim t county I'he from delt, has a house at P rion and treasury ) of unty an 10,000 and There are forty district'a graded s with sixty- teach an cnumeration pr curgilment of 8,000 s0d hous money Ation nNOW 1 two ws and THE O\IAHA DAILY BEE: WO\II)AY JULY 2, 188y, res of years in the county. AND €TOCK OF COUNTY, five NANCE Fuallerton by re below inded in men of the \M' given are by the eports 6,000 00 184 00 1,440 00 v Hogs & Fat h sn hand Jan, 1. 1858 gs sold during 1587 143,840 144,000 tal 5 7,840 nd Jan, 1 1888, 1,050 £051,050 year 1 grain on har and i Jan b %0 00 No. of Curs All kinds of grain shipped during th a Fat cattle shipped Total cars Making in all a_teain of cars twenty- five miles long. All of this grain and a shipped in the year less than ten and ym present indications of erops this it the wing witl be inereased at least 25 pev cent in 1888, od on the main line Niobrars miles west of Omaha by road is ally o branch Unmion Pacific 1 tem from Columbus to the Bluck 1d will_probably be pushed for- from Cedar Ra its present terminus, before the ~llmxln~ of another autumn appear. The main line of the Union Pacific overland route no doubt in time to vin Fullerton and St. wl to This Imost a bee Jine Columbus to North Platte and n the present route very The surveys and a portion ading for this cut-off heen completed. rthwestern railway. . Rock Isiand & Pacitic nd the Burlington & Missouri River road are ching out into the northw 1d he !|||*r for the rich ) y country. It hly probable \iatihs 1ter; Goms 1y build from Central City, in to Fullerton yet this season. This will give Fullerton most lent railway and shipping facili- Fullerton is lo of the Um of the runnin ds, is run North from would mate- of 15 under- also the ) id- MANUFACTORY R OMILLS. The Fullerton Roller Mills owned by G. Wheeler & Co. the largest and most capacious of any in the North- west. They were established in 1883,v by water power and 1 a capud about 150 barrels per day. The bulk of the tlour from this mill is shipped to Towa. Colorado and the Central part of Nebras The mill runs niulll and day, and the pmm ctors ¢ contem- plating the enlargement of thobuilding and putting in more rollers. The fol- shows the amount of grain pur- chased at these mills in the year of 18 Bushels — Value Qats at 15,000 $3,300 TON'S S—-ROL- RICK y & Watts established factory in Fullerton in 1882 sing that time have been supplying Fullerton and the adjoin- ing towns with a superior building brick. The; xhaustible sup- ply of fine brick the blufls on Cedar rive When running full force they have a capacity of 20,000 per day. CIGAR FACTORY. The ¢ r factory recently in Fullerton by Mr. Willia among 1 ling enterprises of thut Jace. The present capacity is about 1.000 per day, but with ine 1 fucili- ties it will soon be able to supply the de- mand from the northwest territory with the best M u ablished is it This factory is y patronized by the surrounding countfry but the bulk of its product is shipped to Omaha ana Denver. The capacity of this mill is about fifteen tons per ¢ It also turns out meal, flax seed, ete. Messrs, Wheeler & Co., of the roller mills, are also proprictors of this factory The following statement will interest reader, It shows the amount of business don in Fullerton and the amount of eapital invested for the year 1887: Capital. neral Merchandise.. § kswmithing. . 12,600 7,000 1600 6,525 821,412 100 000 1316 5,100 6,300 4,000 mu“m & Dusines of Nanee Capital Invisted Loans and Discounts » Deposits s Hought per cent r that of 1857 tbov I'K\ Al is well supplied with ele- pring one is that of ton, ished in 1883, their lum 2, U0, This The: elevator ers, of G. and | which s r roller grain cupit imple | phae coun th Th in Fu ment Tumb seree line, ment gran Th K¢ plus, & bank tal acons bank First land bank: sponsibility cred the & bus it for it of On Fullerton thirt trave et Th Oalk, Ia. the house. know class ienc _Th Th the Robi —Re Cath in the in conngetion with' the rected in 1884, It has 0 bushels of together with factory, a mills n, ¢ jresents, v mills and groun lizat S mry Bros red established in ty of 10,000 ure heavy buy- kinds of small sricultural is no firm in the ty carrying a supply of articles as Lumry Bros. do. Their nent is about 25,000, LUMBER YARDS. three or four lum? ments tons. et ere n iller of differ r nvm\n w fram and everything \mnrwlh\ leadi ione ge and i m(lv-\l Stevenson & Co, BANKS. @ “First National Wiltse, p st cashiers | ),000, This oldest by succession) in county slished in 1881, itis conducted upon ervative policy and doc ing b The president of th National one of the heavie owners in the county and the f million dollars of the leading nk"—Chaun- T'heodore C, stock, #50.0( the ance is strict] is s of This is a private din 1888, It has a re- of #100,000 and is consid- of the strongest institutions in It does sneral bankir negotis ot tate raha, Ne Hotels, THE GAY HOUSE. an bhoast r fine hotels. House cted in 1887 upon the latest modern archi- 1 designs at a cost of £15,000, has y-live lurge airy rooms; all modern icnces; fine sample rooms for ling men; house heated by steam, This hotel takes rank with the orfolk, Eno at Fremont, fic at Columbus, and Frank oprietor, knows how to run of Red now in Fullerton” running erected in 1880 and hotel in the county. e Judkin AL The u as hotel men and house with all modern cony ¢ Fullerton hotel, kept by T ht, also the Commereial hotel m 1 . are both good houses and Wble share of the trade. CHURCHES, cre are two ehurches in Fullerton, Methodist Episcopal—Rev. J. W. son wnd_the Presbyterian Irwin pastor. The assional service mtemplating the conside olics 1 e hall, ercction of a fine church this s Th officii coun alwa polit any thou best west. propr best of IFull Th from spring lican abou Sinece laid out in 1579 there has been a ste dema busin of 1l Out ¢ in 18! will the his he crin Mr estat the He v and lonns in 184 mo lande coun it sund weekly), and NEWSPAPE Nance Coun U and the oldest pape ty. 1t was whlished in 1879, has ¥s been straight republican in ies, has the largest civenlation of paver in_the county (about one is therefore the advertising medium of the north- Mr. M. H. Barber.the editor and etor of the Journal, is one of the informed men in the state, and one on’s leading citi e Nance County § the IFallerton @ of 158! in politics ¢ t seven hund ullerton Post, democratic, was 1ed in Fullerton in 1888, and for )er has quite a neat circula- tween three hundred and five in the repub- ation of of Fullerton was dy immense d by the real Will G. who 2, has been one the townsite ud for town lots 1ess has bee dealer hed he e most ene of the Wi be scen total t inds. lands, and ¢ Mr. Jones, . considerat r half of wsactions d through He i and d negot loans, cte. N. B. 8, odelt, sneral real is one of earliest settlers in Nance o '8 wde over 100,000 worth of tran: negotinted over ¥70,000 worth of Fullerton’s g citizensand has large the town and coun- who > is 0 sntery d inte > county, ume to Nunce years before or sold l\ some was organized by the Pawnecs for settlement, and con- Jue the ¢ Mr. Nunc coun ntly knows every foot of ground in He is doing Sy SR Barber, who is proprietor of the o Coun ty's pione ested in lands in this section, a g miss Thi know gene city Me leadi (Mich,) chair] centy from is u in Nebr of th Th estate coun Fullerton i Wheeler & Co., | was at the | thy neral real estate, lonn and com- ion business in Fullerton, HAKRIS BROS, lered one of the heaviest county. widely do a irance is is consi tate firm, nin loan and in 11 'or exchango property ATTORNEY iklejohn & ng avtorneys county. AT LAW. hompson are in Fullerton and They also practice ly in the state and United States Ir. George D. Meiklojohn, of m, isa graduate of Ann Arbor law school. He now man of the republican state committee and state senator his county. My, Albert Thompson native of Illinois. He lunted St. Louis law school, came to isku in 1886, and is con red on2 o leading attorneys in the state firm also deals ly in real and furms in Fullerton and Nance ty. the LIVERY STABLES. has three or four d stablea, the that of the Gay he "hi 1 fifty stock which natched earviage teams live ne of nearly wding umon Y0 hay ¢ now has u_capi Avest) Dot E200000, nd o wd election wade sherift of the omnibus ling Nance of the Ta county by one orities on the ticket J. E. KREIDLER & (0. This firm. is _among Fullerfon’s largest mercantile houses., -1t was established in 1886, . with, “a capital of £10,000. . They earry w fill line of hardware, stoves, ges, barb | wire, et Mr. Kriedle risaf mber of the board of trade of ton and wrded as one of her leading eitizens Fullerton h nany other mercantile houses not tioned in detail. She has fixe general merchandise three grocery stores, two drug stores, two hardware stores, three agricultural implement stores, two wagon and repair shops, restaurants, two millinery Wt markets, two jewelry ness stores, one dentist, rpenter, three four painters, is me stores, one photogr fancy stock breed billiard hall, th blacksmith confectioner, two barber shops, one fur- niture dealer, eleven attorneys at law, five doctors, six masons and plasterers and one nursery Fullerton has one of the ‘finest schools in the county. The high school withan en- rollment “of about” one thousand two hundred pupilsis conducted by the fol- lowing able corps of teachers: G principal; R. Henderson, Miss Smith second pri- one | ¢ one W mmar schooly assistant: Miss « Brady, Miss Hester Spackman, fir assistanty mary. cret orders are well represented in rton B & AL M. No. 89,100 0. F. No, 19, A, O. U. W. No. 63, ¢ 1. No. located there besides a number s in the e Any one interested in would do well to look location, The e vemoved from la mense home trad manufacturer, The opportunity for mar The water power is doubly a western country, where priced, and sometimes . Minneapolis and other Minnesota owe their prosperity to the development of their Ior natural advan 1d Loup are not to be excelled. » manufacturer, merchunt, rmer, or lahorer, of ~the il discontented and sceking we would siy, o most ex weturing to Fullerton for a wtry is new and far valuable in coal s high havd to | A towns of it loeation, land can bo had ‘the - Any person wishing tion 'in regard to Fullerion’s X estate, or ) in the same hy writing to Will ( | ()4]4” M. H. Barber, C ) largely ll\\x‘l-'\llll in town and county property and would be pleased to give ny information desired. 0 Dealert Agricu Mannfactarers of Bu Agricnl Harves Wholesale Manufacturers Succossorsto A. Agricuitural impiers OHURCHILL PARKER, 0 Agricaltural [mpicments, Wazms arringes and Hngeten ents. Jtias Strcet )tlwmnn)lu Ouiahin, Netrask LININGER & METUCALF CO., tardl [mplements, Wagons, Carriages Huggies, Fte. Wholesale. Ofiaha, Nebraskn “PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, Agricu Wholesslo Dealers in taral Implements, Wagons & BHEE][S 1, 41, 906 and O Jones Street P. P. MAST & CO ckeye Drills, Scfdcrs ultivat WINONA IMPLEMENT CO., =I% furel Tmplemeis Vagns by Corner 1ith and OMATIA BRANCIL Bmflur Twine, Omaha ing Machiner E. Mead, Manazer. 12151 MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co Manufacturers andJobbers in W ‘m'w Buggies, Rakes, Plows Elb. hand Paciic stroots, Omaha Artists’ Materials. A HOSPE, Jr., faterials, Piancs and Organs, 1613 Douglas Street, Omuhin, Nobr: Artis Boots and S KIRKENDALL, JO! (Successors to o, J S & CO., & Co) { Boots and Shoes o Co. 1102, 1104 & 11 Nebrank & CO.. i Shoes. Manufactory, § ents for Moston Huboer She = linrney St., Omnha, W.V. 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Wholesale Driy- 5o SteckPlano Kemarkable for powerful sympa. 2 th and Leavenworth Speciultios—Butter, E FREDERICK J OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIM Dly Gn KILPATRICK-KOCHDRY GOODS Co Tmporters Tmooriers and Jobbers of rociery, Gassware, Lamys, Silverware _Commission and Storage. RIDDELL & RIDDELL, ants, Storage and Commission Mercr 1112 Howard Street, GEO. SCHROED Kuecessors to Meshane & Schro Produce Commission and Cold 1 ' Omahs, Nebrask 13ge. Whols n Grain al < Con lllllS]flll 1014 North Coat, Coko and Lime. E cO. and Soft Coal. eot, Omabia, Nebraska. Jobbers of Har ath Tith S . J. JOHNSON & CO.. Mannfactmers of [linois White Lime, nshippers of Conl, Coke, Coment, Viaster, Lithe, Draig e, aud Sewdr Plye xton Hotel, Armam S, Omahin, Neb. 'hl('p!m NEBRASKA FUEL CO., ippers of Coal and Coke, 214 Soush 1ith St Omahia, Neb. § __Dry Coods and Notions. M. E SMITH & CO., 5, Furnishing Goods a 1104 Dougl i NJI D“S Cor. 11th 8., On and Jobbersin Dry Go roishing s, s, Notions s, Comer 1t nud alin, Nebr: ents’ Fu Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, olesale Doalers in Furniture, Farnam Strect, Omabn, Nebrasks. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture Oweha, Nebrasks. Groceries, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, MoGORD, BRADY & 66 Wholesale Grocers, Streets, Omn) Navdwura. A LEE, CLARKI: LANDRE A guick, permanent cura Fl]R MEN l]NlY LA o Tnbocd, Gervotsnent feck T yereng weakness, unnatural losses, llJ'llflIlN.ll AND P[Hlllflllf vertising his alwiys provem successful, Before placing any b Newspaper Advertising consu LORD & THOMAS, ADVERTISING AGENTS, Randoluh Sirects CHICACO. 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PARROTTE & CO., 1107 Bar Offico F.xtures. MANUFA K, Office end Salg pards Book KING €O, ases br ¢ s eis iecrand Cholers Voflce, 1w wne Bouth Lk 5L \....u heiepbong ik - e —— . Lumber. P ()MAHA LUMBER LU Ail Kinds ur Buildi n Material at Wnnlcsau LOVIS UR/\L‘F(‘RD. Sash, i Dcalnr in Lumber, Lath, Lime, urv\“ Doors, Ete. Yands—Cornet Tth and Dousl h and Dongins. —— ~ C.N.DIETZ, Dealer in Al Kmd‘ of lehcr 1ith and Califor H«xtuw (% nmm- i Dowsina T.W. HARVEY LUMBER -]~ Fromn To Dealers On Office, 1408 Farnam Street JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholgsale Lumber, Etc. Imported and Amerionn oment. & P Rkont Tor Milwaakeq 1varaic Coment ang ¢ Quincy White e CHAS. R. LE Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Wood Carpets and Parquet Floc Omaha. sring. PEh and Dacetag Millinery and Notions. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Ilhm Ttors & Job mn Millinery & Notions a0, 210 il Wt 1) Streot b Overalls. A s CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., Manufactarers of Overalls, Jonns Pants, Shirts, Kt 1 101 Douglas Streety . Neb. e R ), ) J.T. ROBINSON NO" Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Gunds 463 and 405 Scuth 10th St., Omabia Olls. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wholsale Refined and Lubricating 0ils. Axlo Groase, Eto, Omabin, A, 1L Bishop, Manager ~ VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, jous and Gent's Purnisn‘mg Goods, Paints and Olls. “CUMMINGS & NEILSON, ints, flt\i‘s“'m“}‘i’i‘hfi'fi%flfiffl!s, Bl Stroet, Omaha, Neb. ~Papor. - ENTER PAPER C sale Paper Dealers. Carry a nico stock of Printing. Wrapping and Writing ', 8r. Bpecinl atten: o dor, Paper Boxos. JOHN L. WILKIE, naha Paper Box Factory. et 7 1519 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb. ash, Doors, Elc, ) . A. DISBROV' ¢ CO., Wholesale Manu?icturers of 1s, Blinds and Monldings . 12th and Izard Streets, Omaha, MANUFACTURING CO. Maaeturers of S8 Doors, Blins, +>ultings, Stafr Work and Interior Tiar Woo( Fink S, N1 Corner Sih wnd Lenvenworth Ouwinhin, Neb. " OMAHA PLANING MILL CO., Hialafacturers of Mun ding, Sash, Doors, And Blinds, Turnin ork, Bank und omee ¥t ks, B nd Loppiston Avohe ; intors’ Matorials. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, Augiliary Publishers, Dunlers in Type, Prox o 0 Rubber Goods. ¢ ()MAHA RUBBER LU Hanufacturers and Dealers in Rubbier Guuds 2 Clothing and 1005 Furnnm Stroots Supplios. Leathier Belting. Fittings, Pumps, Eto. ANG C(:Y.. I Engines, nd Mining Supplies, Ete, 3 Street, Omitin HCHILL PUMP CO. 6 Pps, Pipe, Fi A wWator Bupplios.. Tondauart L& Con g 1l Farnnm St “U.'s. WIND ENGINE & PUM Steam and Water Supplics, falliday Wind Mills, 013 and (20 Furnam S, Oniabs. ROss, Acting Munuger BROWNELL & CO., anncs Boilers and General lennmy sheet Iron Work Stowm T prvve nvenworth Steam A. Pun steam, Wa 0, CHU Wholesa stewm 1 ¥ STGO) s Bnw MiKs T Onahn, Seods, PHIL. STIMMEL & CO., Wholesale Farm, Field and Garden Scuds 911 a1 Jorion Birect, Oimana Storago, Forwarding & Commission ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO., Storage, Pnrwar[lmg aud Commission, Branch iuto of the Heuncy Buggy Co. uggies g B losle and retatl i 1 floand 112 Lard Strect, aal OHATA_MANUFACTURERS, _Smoke Stacks, Bollors, Eto. H. K. SAWYER, Mannracturmg flfifllfll‘ in Smoke chk& Britehing . Nelb o Browers. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1621 Norh Elgthtoonth Streot, Oidha. e, i “Cornioe. s AGLE CORNICE WORKS, nfacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice, Epanoter, ropriotor. 0 Dadge and 10§ aad i North lh Street, “”My e Mm John Iron Works, 513 STEAM PRO'LER WORKS, m Boile 's,T I's a[id SlestIro FAXTON & VIELLING THON WOR nght and st Tron Buidng W rk T OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, Manufacturers of Wire aud Iron Railings Dosk Ralls, Window Guurds F 11, Wire Flgis! Ete. 120 NOFU 100D 5 (rent, Ouuha, 7UMA):/\ SAFE and IRON WORKS, n Firg &Bu zu'P nu[Sales nb re. teon i A e Pidus CHAMPION IRON an | llflfl ad Wire Fes | WIRE wmms Rllings, Guards IMEAGHER & LEACH, { Fire and Burglar Proof Safes 'l‘wuc Locks, ats for Disbold & | e i, Wi et S Sk