The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, February 05, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texte T e By E. L RAINEY. OFFICIAL OFGAN'OF THE (OUNTY. DAWSON, GA., Fes. 5, 1890, e Cor. J. C. C. Black, of Aurus. ta, is the latest gubeonaticnal en. try. By the way, «here’s North ern’s little boomelt 7 Governor Gordon has apypeinted Gen. Phil Cook Secretary of Stete to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hon. N. (. Barnctt, which sad event oceuirid «t h = liome in Atlznta on last Saturday. THE worst sort of “ervippe” that has tackled our people for years, is the debt grip. Itdon’t often kill people, but it holds on « long time and makes a fellow mighty «ick all the while he has got it. | Gov. Gordon has appointed : James W. Robertson Railroad ‘ Commisgioner vice Major Campe bll Wallace resigned. The Sa-‘ v .noah Times wanis to krow who James W. Robestson is, Too luu'd‘i for us. | *_Tom Miller, co'ored, the pal of Bre wer,the Jesupr o er,as capturs wd this week and taken back to Jes up for trial. Tom like most mur derers of hisrace, says he has made peace with God and is ready to “wear dem golden slippers and elime dem golden stairs.” Tue young ladies of Plymouth, Pa., have formed what they call ‘A Woman's Protective Association,” the object of which is to protect all members from adventurers who are on th: marrv. Itis composed of thirteen old maids, two widows and tour read-headed girls,every one of whom would scare a man at forty rods, Corrorar Gunn, of the Cnth bert Liberals,says the pecple of the “eleventh senatorial district" are not oblized to elect a msn to the senate simply because he wants to go there. We've been trying to convince the corporal of that fact for two years, and we are glad that he bhave at last surrended, Shake, Corp. A learned weather prophet ass: serts that we are to have six more years of fine crops and gencral prosperily . He says that history shows that years of plenty and years of scarcity come in groups »f severs, and that last year was the . first ofseven years of plenty. But you need not quit work and ex - pect to reap big crops on account of this prophecy. Covrumsus, Georgin, has de ided, through her city council, that boys under 21 years of age shall drink no whisky this year, and has pass ed an aud’vance that impuses a fine of $lO upon a minor who goes into any ylace where liquor gre kept tor retail purposes, and §23 if he shall under false representation to age, buy or allow to be’bought for him any "liquor in any retail saloon in the city, Norru Carolinu is bragging on the marriage ot John Richmer aged 13 years,and Elsie Westlake, aged 11 years and 6 mounths. But lowa paialize the record. Inthat State, about & year ago, a boy of 13 married a girl of 12, The hus band hasrecently dicd, leavins a weeping relict with the proud dis— tinction of having been a wife, a a mother and a widow before reach. ing the age of 13 years. Both of those couples, in place of being marriel,ought to have heen spanks ed. ) New Agent. Mr. Briggs M. Wiison arrived from Union Springs, Ala,, on last Friday night and took the agency of the Central depot on Saturday vice Mr. Powell resigned. This makes Dawson's fi{th depot agent since the first of January. Wanted at Americus. Last Friday Sherift Yhornton arrested a negro woman that was wanted in Americus for a misle« meanor. Deputor L. B. Forres tor, of Awericus, came down for her. Real Estate Deal. Dr. W. B. Cheatbam hos hought from Davis & Dczier the lot oun Main strcet next to the Janes buildings and will erect o hrick stoircy Made Mad by Joy. ‘ So overcome with delight by thel‘ restoration of his speech and the ability to ue his paralized limbs that he refuses to kecp quiet. ‘ Such i« the fate of Jim Bcutly,a; uegro of Webster county. | Jim is abous 22 ycars of age, and a lright locking darky. Abou* eizht months agolie was teken ill, and up to Friday he was unable ‘o speak or use his lower limbs. Ou Friday J'm was treat ed by a physiciin and secured im mediate relief, and walked to the train. Upon bis return home he began to act queerly, dancing and singiog all the time. When bed time came he obstinately refused to go to_bed, and continued his dan+ cinge - | Moudny he was takenbefore the or dinsry and adjudged insane' and committed to Milledgevilie. Bids Wanted. Bids will be received un‘il the first Tuesduy in March next for turuishing medicine and medical services to persons en the county farm and m the jail for the ensu ing year, J. W. ROFERTS, Plerk B.C.C. T, C. City Ordinances For 1890. Be it ordained by the mayor and . council of the eity ot Dmson;a}pd - itasbercby ordained by autbor ity of the same. that the fellow ing licenses and speefic taxcs shall be levied and- collected in . the city of Pawson for the year 1890 : Each retailer of spirituous, malt or formented liquors, shall pay per conum, 8150 00 Liquor dealers selling by Ly the bottle,not less than G6's nor more than 4} gal lons and under, shall pay , per annum 50 00 Liquor dealers selling 4} gallons and upwards 75 00 Each druggist selling Ii- - quors, not less than 1 pt. nor more than 4% gallons, ghall pay per annum 50 GO Each restaurant shall pay per annum 15 00 Public hotels and boarding houses, who entert:in transient and charge over 25 cents per meal and night's lodging, shall pay per annum 5 00 Public hote!s and hoarding houses, who entertain transients and charge not over 25 cents per meal and night’s lodging, shall puy per annum 2 50 Each huckster stand shall puy $1.50 pey day, or per anpum 25 00 Each billiard and pool ta. ble per annum 25 00 Each ten pen or bowling alley per annum 25 00 Each shooting gallery sha'l Py perannum 25 00 Each 4-horse dray or wag~ on shall pay per annum 10 00 Each 3-horse dray or wag on shall pay per annum 7 50 Bach 2-horse dray ov wags on shall pay per annum b 00 Each 1-horse «;‘ray or wags on shall pay per snnum 2 50 Each circus per day 50 00 Each side show per day 25 00 Each show exhibiting un der 4 tent, except side show with a circus, per day 50 00 Each licensed opera house per annum 25 00 Tran<ient theatricals and minstrels. jugglers and magic ianterns, and other like exhibitions, where ~ they donot performin lis - censed opera houses, shall | pay per day 5 00 Each auctioneer or vendor mas. ter shall pay from $3 00to £25.00 pe_ day, ut discretion of mayor. Itinerant traders, except those who'gell vehicles, shall each pay not less than sl.oo:per duy to 825 a week, at discretion of mayor. Each leeturer, charging for the same, exeept in licensed opera houses, shall pay trom $2.00 to $lO per day, at discretion ofmayor, Each junk dealer shall pay ’ per annum §25 00 'Each insurance company shall pay per annum 9 00 Wheels of fortune and ~ sporting devices per day 50 00 Flying jeunies and flying | po.ies per week 10 00 Lach dancing master or | ~ mistress per annum 10 00 Fach skating rink per an- | num 25 00 All canvassers of books,exeept the Bible and other religious liters ature, shall be taxed at the rate ot $2 per duy or 85 a week, at the discretion of the Mayor. TLocal lady canvassers are not subject to said license tax. | Ench itineraut physician 200 ‘ Each chireprodist : 5.00 ' Each Professional horse | trainer 00 ! Bach guano dealer per an | num 2.50 i Each wareliouse per annum 5,00 Each transient person sell- | | ing vehicles per day 15.00 Lach bank or banker per | . annum 15.00 Each iive 'y al.d feel stable | per annum 5.00 Each livery feed and sale | stable per annum 10.00 | Each resident stock frader outside of licensed livery stable per antum 5.00 Each traesient stock trader outside ot licensed livery stable per annum 10.00 Each variety works, sash, | blind and door factory | per annum 10.00 Each oil mill perannum 5.00 Each street peddler per an - num 10.00 except for fruits and ground peas which may be scdd by boys and girls ander 13 years old. Each earriage, bugry and wegon repository - and manufactory per annum 500 Each public gin per annum 5 00 Each barhersh&p per annum 2 30 Each priting office per annum 250 Each and every person who shall keep » butcher shop and butehering his own beef, per anvum 750 ‘Each and every parson not | } ficensed butchers selling | ~ fresh meats before 9am | ~and after 4 b m, per ans num 7 50 Each and every person sell ing fresh meat except by the quarter, farmers ex. ceptad, who buther and of'er for ) ale e wveen the hours ot Y a m and 4 pm per annum 5 00 Ench dealer in fire crackers per annum 25 00 Each: person drammingor « soliciting trade exeept _to the middle of the street . . in front ot his or bher own place of business, per ans num 25 00 !Each person followinz the business of loaning mon« ey and shavers of papers outside of banks, per an num 7 50 Each Lroker in merchan. dise per annum 2 50 Each omnibus per annum 5 00 Each baggage wagon annam 5 00 Euach person selling by sam ple or otherwise to consum e s, per annum 10 00 Each and every person keeping or earrying astock of goods or wmerchandise to the amount of £5OO or less shallpay a licerse tox Yc-r annum of 100 ach person carrying in stock a greater amount than five Lun.red dollars shall pay fifty cents fer thousand extra fir each additional one thovsand dollars or fract.onal part thercof. The fore_oiug ardinances do rot apply to parties who are already paying licenses to the city. Aay violation not hcrein pro vided for, the penalty shall be leit discretionary with the Mayor Doune at regular meetine of the City Council of Dawson, January Gth, 1890, W. B. CHEATHAM, Mayor. J. L. JANES, Clerk, “tAdministrato’s Sale. GEORGIA--Terrell County. By virtue of an crde of the Court, ot Ordinary of Terrell coun ty, will be sold befi re the court hause door in said county, on the first Tuesday in Mareh next, two paid up shares of Columbus South ern Railway Stock, of $lOO each, also one fi faon Charlie Harris and Peter Harris for 75 dollars, prin cipal, with interest. Tlssued from the Justice Court ot the 1154 Dis trict, G. M., in said county. Terms ot sa'e cash. . J, V. KITCHENS, Feb. 3rd, 1890. Administrator. For Dismission, GEORGTA —Terrell County. Ordinary's Office, February Term, 1890. Whereas, 1. C. Hoyl, administrator of R C. Mar tin, decessed, represents to the court in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, thathe has fully administered said estate. This iz therefore to cite all persons cen~ cerned, to show cause, if any they can, on or before the first Monday in Vay next, why said administra tor should not be discharged from said administiation, .« A J. W. ROBERTS, = Feb. 3d, 1890, Ordinary. Letters of Administration, GEORGIA—Terrell County. To All Whom It iMay Concern: J. L. Janes has in due form aps piied to the uadersigued for let ters of administration de bonis non on theestate of T. C. Janes, late of said county, deceased, and I will pass upon said :\Yplimtiou on the first Mou?ay in March next. Given under my hand and ofh cial signature February 3rd, 1890, J. W. ROBERTS, Ordinary. For Gismiss'on. GEORGIA—Terrell County, Ordinary’s Office, Febra Ty term, 1890.—Whereas L. (. Hoyl and J. G. Parks, administrators of Mrs. M, M. Clark, deceased, rep resent to the comt in their peti tion, duly filed and entered on rees | ord, thet they have fully adminis tered said estatc; this s therefore to cite all persons concerned to! show cause, 1t any they can, on or| before the Ist Monday in May | next, why sud adoinistrators | should not bhe discharged tiom said administration, | J. W. ROBERTS, Ordincry, Feb. 3rd, 1890. ; | WANTED. | All the Sweet Potatoes on the market, T. O, Warrcnarn & o, ! «3‘—’tk A e BAG 1 Absolutely Pure. This powder necver varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and can be sald in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alam or phosphate powders, Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall St., N Y. —_— Notice. I am offering for sale this season at the Alliauce Warchonse the following old &nd RELIABLE brands of Guanos and Acid Phes, phates, which have stood the test for twenty-five years, and has al ways given UNIVERSAL SA'TIS FACTION as to results Beware of CHEAP, SHODDY and LOW GRADE guanos. Recolicet the bestis always the cheopest. Call and see me before buying and get prices : John Merryman’s, G. Ober & Sons. Gossypium, Complete Cotton Fetilizer, Augusta Acid, WM. KAIGLER. Ay J I 1 T ¥ FINE MULELES. It you want to purchase a fine You ~hould call on R. N. HIGDON o Money I.caned ON Farm Liands AND RITY PROPERYY At lowest rates of interest. Old loans renewe.l. , R. F. SIMMONS, Attorney at Law and Agent for Ga. Loan and Trust Co. > l' v 2 . Executor's Sale, Agreeable to an order from the Cour:of Ordinsry of Terrell coun. ty, Ga., wil be sold before the court house door in Dawson, with in the legal hours of wale, on the first Tuesday in March nexr, he following lands belonging to the es tate of M. H. Baldwin, Sr., de ceased : Lot of land No. 300 in Fourth District, one acre in the north east corner of lot No. 286 in Fourth District, five acres off of lot No. 16 in Third District, south of ecreek and east of tl e road, the house and lot where M. C. Mims now lives and two store house lots nerthwest corner of ecourt house square on Main sireet. The above property will be sold for the benefit of said estate and to Per{cct titles. A J.&W. R. BALDWIN, Executors of M. H. Baldwin, Sr. NTICE " » EB TORS AND CREO - RS, ~ ¢ All persons having demands against the estate of J. H. Hayes late ol said county deceased, are hereby notified to render in their demands according to law, and all pessons indebted to said estate are required to make immediate pay ment, December 23rd, 1889. J.H. HAYES, Administrator. Notice to Debtors & reditors All persons having demands against the estate of W. J. Thomp son, late of said zounty, deceased, are herehy notified to vender in iheir demands according to law,and all persons indebted to said estate are required 1o make immediate payment. J. J. Trompeson, Adm’rof W, J. Thonpson, dec'd. Jan, 14, 1850. . . . Notice of Dissolu -10 1, This is to certity that the firm ot W. A. Anthony & Co. has this dey dissolved co partiership by mutunl consent, L. . Durham retiring. I assume all indebtodness of the firm. W. A. Axrooxy, | Jan. 11, 1890. J . ' v Insure Your Property flzainst Fire WITH - \ LAING & RAINRY, Fire Insuranee Rgents. Strong and Reliable Gmpanies. They can be found at the News office or at the office of J. A. Laing over Cheatham & Dean’s drug store. THE GREEN BAR. 00— Wi A o Couliad TR Has mov ed inte tl e building just below J. R. Mercer & Co.—which he has bed remodeled -—and would be pleased t+ have his friends, both “white and colored, call on him. ~ In additi on to a fine hne ot Whiskies, Brandics, Beer, ete ,he carries ‘ a first.class line of i FAMILY GROCERIES. Guardians Sale for Fe-In vestment. On Februoary 6th next, applica tion will be made 1o Hon. J. H. Guerry, Judge of Terrell Superior court, at his office in Dawson, for an order to sell, for re investment, fitteen acres of lot number 91 m Third District Terrell county, Ga., viz:fßeginning at a crookin the pub lic vond which erosses the Columbus Sruthern Railway on said lot, and on the north side thereot and run ning with said public road in a southwesterly direct'on 450 yurdr} exclusive of the railroad right of way to a stake, thence north 1613 yards, thence in a northeasterly di rection parallel with said publie road 450 yards (exclusive of said ri_ht of way) to a stake, thence south along the west side of the public road 161} yards to the starting point. The reasons for applying for s.id leave to sell are that thus a railway depot will be sccured on said land, and all the other preper ty belonging to the wards of the undersigned will be enhanced in value, and the depot cannot be secured on said lot except by a sale of'said fifteen acres. FRANCES E. VARNER, Guardian ot J. M., J.F., M. E., E.P,C H.and G. 'I. Varner, the six minor children of Geo W. and Frances E. Varaer. January 7th, 1890, NITICETO CREDITORS All persons havirg debts against Mrs. Naomi Coxwell, late of Ter rell county, Ga., de¢'d,are hereby notified to present them to the un dersigned for payment in the time preseribed by law. . MRS. N. A, E. McLENDON, Administrator Estate Naomi Cox well, deceased. Dawson, Ga,, Jan, 21st, 1890, Application for Guardianship GEORGIA--Terrell County, To all Whom it May Coneern, W. A. McLain having applied for guardianship of the person and property of Apabel L. McLain, minor child of D, P. McLain, of said county, notice is given that said application will be heard at my office at 10 o’clock, a. m. on the Ist Monday 1 March, 1890. J. W. ROBERTS, Jan. 10, 1890. Ordinary, For Letters of Administration GEORGlA—Terreil County. Ordinary’s Office, Jan. 27,°90. J. R. Mercer has applied for Letters of Administration on the estate of P. L. Allbritton,deccased; fhis is thegefore to notify all con cerned m(ﬁe their objections, if any they have, on cr before the first Monday in March next, else letters will be granted said appli cant as applied for. T EOBERTS, Ordinary. Applicationfor Years Support GEORGTA —~Terrell County. CourT OoF ORDINARY, At Chambers, Jan 25, 1890. ~ The appraisers appointed vpon ‘the application of N. J. Hayes, widow ot J. B, Hayes, for twelve months support for herselt and minor children, having filed their return, all persons coneerned are; hereby cited to show cause, if any they have, at the next March term of this court, why snid applicatior should not be granted. J. W. ROBERTS, Ovdinary. For Sale, One cottage home in the city of Dawson, near college, and in front of Mrs. “McNulty's residence. House has 3 rooms besides kitchen and dining rooms. Size of lot, halt acre. Good well water. Price only $450 cash, or on installment plan with interest., Cuall cn or address G. V. PACE, Dawson, Ga, Reward. Strayed from my place on last Thursday one Black Ox with long horns, weight ahout 450 lbs, Any information will be liberally re warded, B. J. ASBURY, Dawson, Ga, l »/[;; 2 2 ) R S v R 07 ) . N\ B\ \\:\\\' lb \ A\ \\ / 7 ;X\ 3 SN/ —_ fl Season of Smiles Waits ‘or every sensible buyer Turner refers to *“The <nieilat cheers Andnet inetpiates,” TR <Y 1 FT B e THE SMiILE E —OF— | : . u 3 "l Vntintaatig M Sdbi it Jutihiud il it that illumines every buy 7= fac when he gets Tornei’s Lurgains, R - S¥ILE WiTH |URAER gust once and . you'll keep it up. ‘ Tim er's suile means, cood coads ‘01:(':;'\;(';(':_\' ~ T R Aan e T 1) Turner is Fall {nf hargiins an! benevalener, and { means to make this a scasen lon R Le req embared. 1. W TURRER, Tain Strest ot o LT Y A wﬁ? LA What the people of Georgia think of JOIINSON'S - Citill and Fever Tonge, | AERANY, GA. i *We hear nothiny hut tavorable r forts, Hileman & Azar Co. ! MILLEN, G\ | Johnseu's Tonic does ali claimed ptor it. Send us a gross Have : sold out. Wilkins & Berrien, I i BARTOW, GA. We think vour medicine is the best chill and fever medicine, Have not had a complaint of its not being ali elaimed for t. A. D, Tarver & Co. WAYNESEORO, GA. Johnson’s Chill and Fever Ton ic gives perfect satisfacion. Whitchead & Co. OCHLOCHNEE, GA. Johnson’s Chill-and Fever Tonic is a dead shot tor chills and fever, | Dr, B. W. Baston. ’ THOMASVILLE, GA. ‘ ~ Your Chill and Fever Touie ‘meets with a ready sa'e. Will | need gome more scon, | B. Thomas, Jr, | For sale by all druggisis under a positive guarantee, Oue bottle will cure or money refunded, | Price 50ec. PHOTOGRAPHS. S e o A. R. McCOLLUM, The Photographer, can give you a true, lifeslike likencss of yourselt M. E, JENNINGS. F. M. JENNINGg, -~ GO TO— nT , < JENNINGS BROS 44N > N & S 4 S PO Acknowled headquarters for the best and cheapest ever ofiered in this warket. Nry r N 4 3 ot E r * 3 STAPLE DRY GOODs, HATS, ETC,,* with prices to suital', Large lot Plows, Plow Stects. Hames, Traces,Etc, In fuct everything that a fermer needs, Having beent reared on g farmy We claim t) b 2 botter alvle to know the needs of fadngers thay those Lo ere not. . : & Meat, Bran, Flour, Sucar, Coffee and Canned Goods : : of every deseription. Tobaceolow down for the eashi We take the cash discount on al' of our purchases, which iz qnite an Kem, and we propose to give our customers the benefit of it, Call and see us, | YNE X i JENNINGS BROS, ATTENTION FARMERS A ton of Standard Ammoniated Gua no tor 360 pounds Middling Cotton, Guaranteed analysis— ; Available Phosphoric Acid, 8 to 10 per cent. ‘ Ammonia 2 to 3 per cent, ’ Potash, {to 3 per cent. A ton of Acid Phosphate for 200 to ;2-’3O pounds ef Middlide Cotton, i s o _ J. R. MERCER & CO, Ro T 4__..,__._4:;—_—:_?:?:_:_:";____@E T 0 THE TRADE. We are now rcw-civin# the Larg:et and most varied‘ Steck of Goods it has ever been our pleasure to handle, “ WEOFFER YOU Dry Goods, Noions, Boets, Shoes, Harness, Furniture, Huardware, Iklour, Sugar, Coffee. lobacco. ete, ete ,a prices which cannot be undersold. Give us your patronige and we guarantee satisfaction, We invite SPEQIAL ATTENTION to our l’Ul"{"‘\’ITURE, THE FINEs ON THE MARKET FOR THE PRICE Tv addition to ihe above we carry a full line ot BURIAL CASES LTIOWEREY & ORE. > > LY » Y 5 ? Ay ‘, T Y o - \V & BABIESARE ALVWAYSINSEASON Aud so are my BABY CARRINGES, of which I have just received a large line avd offer at very low prices My Walnut, Oak and Maple Bed Room Suits are most artistically ! signed, nicel; finished, and well put up. Noshoddy goods. Parlor Suits in Flush and Brecatell 1 jnvite special attertion te, as these goods are sold for less than actual worth, In Book Cases, Writing Desks, Music Stands, Side Boards, Oil Paintings and Curtain Poles, you will notfind a larger assortment asßy where in Southwest Georgia. ™ Just got in . . <1 N SR X ¢ 3 000 ROLLS WALL PAPER And all decorations for ceiling. amples senton appilication. A large line of China and Glass are. Heinvi‘es special attentier to his Hevilands Frerch China Dinner Sets, In fact if you need anything in the line of House Furnishing write te M. D. Newmaun and he will guote you prices as low as reason will permit. Window Shades at ail prices from 7he. up, at | X - N 0 NN s T ALBAYY, ’ : . ; g : ~ GEORGI 4 Done at this office with neatness and dispatch at city prie BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, NOTE HE\ADS, » ORTGAGES, NOTES, POSTERS, CIRCULARS, CARDS. . ; ETC: ETC. § RN gpeey GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC - R Itis as rleasant to the taste aslemos e e o SYTUP: o s G M The smailest infant will take it ané FRs gst R _ncver know it is medicime. e R Cuiidren ciy for it. Rever fails ¥ A e Sure. RIS io sl e s D Chills once broken will not return. ; :%{ Pl e T e €ost you only half the price of other b e e 3 Chill Tonics. | g e *udrinie Mole.. e e $5O L g e e Contains no poisen. Cheaper b 8 §er . oo acn quinine, d“ puge .T S e T Tt p‘u}h‘;s]the Llood and removes Mo N AR W Jualerial poigon from the system. W A v R? ¢ R Itisaslerge ac any dollar tomio and BN - g ee B - O Tl R R e RETAILS FOR 50 CENTS. Ak \i e S -}:"-;,,., e e e Nl e L TNI e W ARRAN 'rl?.l!i ‘."f\;:‘ ¢ i o .é:" .;‘-3 A o _:_‘4:-," I e .y e e !i,\\'\'\v‘ta T T E iﬁi’:"‘s ¢ Convenaviie, Miss., Des. 12, 185 By 3’3’, R - e T I e ires el gout Grewe's TNV se. 0% el = .= = Mip +5rL twes Cuill fonde. 1 nas phoaced with the lot fros £ x-‘-r..ii;‘\ iy \\:};(- - Tnprso ) e i P : 1 iyt ovpe delighted with ':'.’,. IR TTR e - s bER v cour CLiIE Conie i some childron whe e X{"%“{i“:‘ e, , ‘-{ o’ g @ ?‘-a-.» * -:.1lv-\|m.«i.-lvr~..|, 'ha.urn: h--l::"::i‘ RAUMR DR S onS RS, & v A v rast, aue of them for & year. im Qi\:n: >.»\“f%-:“" DI lig T o *s":'L} yiehin (e ke AR A Uniß Wil the ONB - ‘\\"‘\""‘- A"a{?w i%‘ VIA L RT T Tonie they were Bale and hearty, witi rod sl s L RTRONETARRE eet ¢ 0 o TEARCISEENG oherke, [t netud Dike s chany, by, LA SR ROt T s WWo BTANGUE: B T 4 oe 4 | g o . 1 T D SAXE:.