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About The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1886)
%W______m onfectioneries, KMancy and Famil e amiily Groceeri I Q T SRArg Bulldmg. PROCLAMATION E ® | seneral Orders N General Urders No, ! ° rand Clearing Qut Sale! Al AT COST! AT COST! AT COST! For the next 30 days: s the extreme low price of cotton, and in order to reduce my stoo o O‘?Ll;lgf((;; the next 30 d;xyslxxy entire stock at aetual‘cost. This is no Sh:;:}x{l’ngs:f‘ m[ mean exactly what 1 say. No cld stock, no shelf-worn goods—but everything new and of the latest styles, & g MR 9 SERY Z eg ¢ PSR 1 shall offer %5.000 worth of Youtn's and Mens’ Clothing at sucrafice. This is the Ywgest and hancdeomest line of clothing ever offered by any house in T)qwémy Nt 1 covers all the latest and most fashionable cuts and shapes, You have only Soall :v;‘l price to be convinced of my low prices. You are sure togetne old goods ,1;'- o ’ it " C as, and will save fully 40 per cent. B e B i i ik U B % R LADIES WRAT'S, WALKING JACKEYS and JERSEYS. My Short Wraps and English Walking Jackets are play ing “havoc” with the cloak trade of Dawson. No such goods and prices can be tound elsewhere. Not one single failure to sell has occurred so far this season, when the cus tomer was ready to buv a cloak! M.‘_‘ swk ir )(-0,-(:\m‘.;' C iuvlete with new shades, ncw «tyles, new fahries of every deseription. L't‘llh’i]‘li:(‘l‘ it cos.g vou nut?xu‘n;; to look at my goods, and the prcies are petuul cost, which will cause you to buy Lefore leaving. D AR £ g { A Be 1 % B fi %@‘ o RE o B on In this line I will undersell any house, not only in Daw son but in Southwest Georgia. Having bought them direct from th e manufacturers, I sell them for less than other mer chants buy them. A full stock of . Yo ot O ata T o T . ; Jeans, Cassimere, Hats, Trunks, Notions, AND EVERYTHING THAT IS KEPT IN A First-¢iass Dry Goods House DUEULEADD i‘y DRIV J'LiLUil.;?Lo Remember this offer is only open for T - - t’- -\«' -~ T - ks N 30 A S o Call early and take advantage of this Grand cleari ALY FOLE2 22 j rand clearing out sale, M. KEMPNER VE o A&E‘Jlfi T i 5d 2 e Local Department. COUNTY CURREXNCY,. Interesting Items Concerning Town and County Gatliered by Jonrnal Reporters and Briefty Told. —ldleness leads to dishonor and clime. —The artesian well nceds a new pump, —Nome people earry their Ged in their pockets. —The finest cigars in the city is the Gold Band at Loyless'. —The boys say that Eddie Orr is a candidate for matrimony.: —Hon. O. B. Steveus was at Lome last Saturday and Suuday. —Our loeal hagheries will have 8 picnic with attendants upon court, —According to the physicians the healih of cur people 18 now excellent, —The low price is causing sev eral of onr farmers to hold to their cotton, —The social elub met last even g at tue residence of Judge J. B. Pcl‘]‘y, —Mr. 8. T. Jordan moved, Mon day, to his farm about two miles from town, —Several Dav .\'l.‘}2l3.\‘3’ aie P-_t-. tending the Eufuuly fair this week, . —Next Thursday is tl]fll:lkfl’{;j“"- ing doy. Invitatious to dine cut are ip cider. ; —~We hope the next city cnum“fl' will piovide a bettar water BUppPLY for the five (e partment. ~The operetta Tuesday even ing by the pupils of the ()\\‘6’l'l' Nelsoy Institute was a succes: —City Clerk J. L. Janes pives notice iy another column tha! the city registration books are now open, ~We note the familiar phiz of San, Statham on our streets after ay absence of several mouths 2t Thomson, ~Tax prying time has come and the average free holder run beth Lis hang deep into bis patk et anq groans, ;i Windweedle,a former cit -IZen of this place, ergaged a negro loafight at Milford, last weeks 3od Led his nose itten oft. —Some of our farmers do nut seem to appreciate the fact that we carried them through a hard summer. -~ Municipal polities have qui eted down to an esceeding quiet ress. The ticket nominated seems to give geneial satisfretion. —As Christmas approaches Marshal Heatclier will be kept bus ler receiving inebriated, visitors at his reception rocin near the jail. —Those who expect to vote next Japuary mmst pay their taxes. Tax Cellector Crouch will be hap py to write you a receipt. —Girls should learn to ecok and sew, and above all things, they should learn to keep still and lock sweet when they are mad enough to take the roof off. —Rev. P.B. Twitty,of Cuthbert, was here Mondav attending a meeting of the Htewards of the Dawson, Dover and Graves churches. —Waltar Jolly, of Griflin, was in Dawson last week. Ie is down from Grifin on a visit to his parents, who reside several wiles in the country. —-There were three aceeszions to the membership of the IMetho dist church last Sunday—two by letter and oge by profession of faith. —Mr. Frank Pynum hed a Hrother to die last Wednesday night of consumption. The de ceased gentleinan had just arriv ed from Texas. —The town was full of daikies Saturday, but the merchants re port a duil trade. The colored citizen h2s already squandered the wealil accum alated daring the cotton pickirg season. —Mr. M. L. Harp’s salo of houschold and kitehen furnitare, farming implements, eie, lakes place this merning ai bis resi dence. Mr. Harp is making ar rangewents {6 remove to Texas. —Weleern from Clerk Janes that the people are mnot paying their city taxes with tho prompt ness desired. Mr. Janes will be ¢ mpelled to close his touks by ihe first of Docewmber. ~The largest and pretticst line of tooth brushos, hair_brushes ’ ’P &“ '*W W . o lor s‘%?’#3%?‘": i G Pins in It’s Gizzard. Mrs. A. J. Carver, Sr., killed a chicken a few days since that had eighteen pins in its gizzard, some of them bent nearly double. The chicken was perfectly healthy. Ti‘m&viug. We are requested to state that thanksgiving day will be observed in Dawson Thursday next. An nouncement will be mads from the pulpit Surday as to the or der of the services. For Tax Collector. - Mr. T. J. McVey announces in fauother column his candidacy for tax collector. Mr. McVey is well iand favorably known to ouar peo. [ple, and if elected will discharge the duties of the position with fi t delity. Must Have Them. - Dawson must have lower freight rates to compete with other cotton markets. The next season will £es our receipts fall off rapidly unless we protect ourselves by gatling & competing line of rail road. Death, Mrs. Alsey Davis died in this county last Tuesday at the ad vanced age of T 8 years, after suf fering a long timo with cancer. Since early’ womanhood she had baen 2 consistent member of the Primitive Baptist chareh, and none knew her but to esteam her. To Be R« pvaxer At the soticitations of many citizens of the town it has been de cided to repeat the band concert Monday night. The programme will be changed' in some respects, and we assure all who attend ade lightfnl musieal treat. We hope the concert will meet with a more liberal putronage than was accord ed the last one. Tervell’s Porkers. Tha Jourvay has been told by farmers that the hogcrop in Ter rell eounty this year will vot far nish pork enouzh to RApply the laborers next year, though it I:‘,’ thought there wiil be enough to supply the families of the farm owners. The cholera has killed large numbers of Logs this year, which accounts for the shortness of the meat crop. : Married, On Suanday last, atthe residence of Mr. Jonah W. Berry, father of the bride, Judga J. W. Saars and Miss Lula Berry, J. M. Simmous, J. P.. ofiiciating. Judge Sears is one of our most prominent plant ers and a genial gentleman, while the bride is a lady of many vir tues. The JOURNAL joins a host of friends in congratulations, and trust their barque will glide smoothly over the matrimonial sea. The College Concert. Active preparations are being made for the entertainment to be given, some time during court,un der the auspices of the South Ga. M. and F. Colleges. There have been several rehearsals of “the varied and entertaining pro gramme arranged for the occa sion, and we bespenk for all who attend a pleasant evening. The proceads will go towards buying furnitare for the college, and ull should lend aid by a liberal pat ronage. A Bold Theft. Last Saturday night betwoen one and two o'clock, while the night porter had gone to meet the one o'clock train, the cigar case was stolen from the office of the Far num ITonse. It was found near Baldwiu's gin Sanday morning with the glass brokaa in and %13 in money and two rings, one of them a plaia gold ring and the other with a stone setiing, miss ing. The thieves left all of the ci gars in the case. = A Rat I“i:rhr.——. Ed Orr has a white rat which seemw2 not to love the blacker spe cios of the tribs any too well. One day last week glarge, black rat was fouud in a barrel and the white ona swas tuarmed in on it. The white rat immediately at tacked the other and for several moments a ficree warefar» raged betwean the two, bat the foriner was finally victorious and never let up on it adversary uutil life was extinet. It ‘s said that the common ret will not frequent a place where e white rat is kept. —While in town next week, and the week following, attending court, don’t forget to call at the Jourvar office and see how yonr subseription stands. This is in tended only for Kuruea who have not.paid their subscription. Don't forget the fact that we need the Caught a Polecat. ~ Last Monday night Jbhn Orr, Henry Thornton>and Jack Holl man, three clerks, decided to take a little recreation by indulging’in d possum hunt., ‘They bad not been out long befora the dog treed, and, not kunowing one of tle var mints that sheds an odor not at all pleasant from a nice, fat possum, the young gentlemen bravely ad venced to capture their game. The highly scented smell which the boys carried about with them the next day told the result only too well, War Relies. M. B. H. Brown, of our town, has in his possession several rel ics of th-late war, viz: a silver fork taken from the haversack of dead Yankee the 31st of Decom ber, 1862, a canteen taken from a dead Yankee at the Kenesaw mountains, a pocket book taken from a dead Yankee at Atlanta, a pipe that he smoked-during the war, a silver dollar he drew as last payment before the surrender and $2,500 for which he sold his horse the day before the surren der. | Our Representatives in tie Legisla ture. Friday last the standing com mitteos of the general assembly were announced and the JourNAL is pleased tonote that our repre seatative, Hon. O. B. Stevens,and our Senator, Col. R. A. Tarnip seed, were given prominent posi tions by being placed on impor tant committees. Mr. Stevens is a member of the folbowing com mittecs: banks, finance, railroads, privileges and eleections. Col. Turnipsead was placed on the following committees: finance, corporations, agricultare and lu natic asylum. Death, Freddie Gebhart died in this city last Friday in the prime of life, and it is with sadness that we chronicle his death. He was much almired by those who knew him. The Dburial se2rvices were beauntiful and impressive and warned all present to be ready for death, as “life is uncertain and death is sure.” We presume Mys. Langtry will read of the death of her favorite with regret, and will sigh—*“who is left t 0 love me now ?’ We will add, for the benefit our readers, that“lFreddie” was only a little canary bird. The Baud Coneert. The band concert last Friday evening was notas largely patron ized, owing to the inclemoncy of tha weather, as was anticipated. The programme was an elegant on2and &ll who attendel were well pleasal. Tha part of each one was well renderad, and space only allows us to mks the sweep ing daclaration-that it was a de lightful musical treat as a whole. The net receipts dmoanted to thirty odd dollars. Ths members of the band ara luly gratefal to those who took part in the con cart and those who favored it with their patronags aund pres ence. ; Concert Loeals, —The Band Con cert will be re peated Monday night. ’ —lt will be well worth the prica of admission to hear Miss Carrie Brown sing “Margurite.” —Prof. Ware will be given an opportunity of acknowledging an encore at the concert Monday nigit “Crown-Jewels,”a rare-barilono solo, will be rendered by tiie band Monday night. —We are glad to know that our music loving public can ap preciate such music as “Mixed Candy.” 'The band will play it again Monday night. —*Mr. and Mrs. Brown’s Mis take” was so well rendered at the fust concert that Miss Claude Far rar and Mr. Boud have kinaly consented to repeat it next Mon day night. Come out and hear 3t —A n2w schadals weut into ef fect on the Soathwesiora road last Sanday. Tho trains now mastin Dawson at 1:13 p. m. IFho night train going towards Macon areives hers at 11:22 p. m., and the one going to Bafanla at 3:20a. m. DParties either going or coming from Mazon will hava to wait in Sithvills until ths train rans to Albany and relaras, which is übout two hours, —~Cards wre out for the marringe of Mr. J. C. Leuuard, of Fort White, Fla., and Miss M. B, Por -8 s, of Geueva, Ala. Mr. Len nard is an old Lerrell county bay and has many friends i this sec tiow who wish it much. happ. Good Farming. Notwithstanding the fact that the cotton erop in Terrell is short this year, there are some who ‘have made good crops. When making arrangements for a crop in the spring Mr. Doc Melton laid off aone mule farm to test the intensive system, and heis more than satisfied with the re sult. On the land he used $l4O worth of fertilizers and made 17 bales of cotton, 200 bushels of corn, 150 bushels of potatoes, 4,000 stalks of cane and 100 bush els of ground peas. Mr. Melton ran too other plows on which he did not expend so much for fer tilizers and made about 11 bales of cotton to the mule and othori things in proportion. He says the one mule farm conducted on the intensive system netted him at I2s:t 50 per cent more than any oihorone plow. Z ! SIDEW :LI GLIMPSES. Her odes are sweet and full of power, Her biscuits are generally sour. Her spirit sweeps the starry glooms— There’s little sweeping in the roowms, She hsps in accents sweet and low—-; Brown says at home they are not so. She holds the world by numbers fair— At bome she holds Brown by the hair, —The firmof J. B. Pragan & Co. has dissolved, J. B. Bragan retiring. —The election in the 941st dis trict resulted in favor of the fence men? The vote stgod 144 for fence and 71 against fence. —Mr. B. McDonald has retarn. ed frem Atlanta, where he went twoor three weeks ago to have his eyes coperated on. His sight has been restored. —An effort will be made to have the next ecity council amend the dog law. The teudency of -the mongrel eur towards the rabies and egg-sucking does not seem to be coagulating seutiment ia favor of taxing him. —Notwithstanding the short crop, the ery of hard times and other causes of complaint, com paratively few mortgages have been foreclosed in this county this fall. —TVere’are eight priszoners in jail, among the npumber two preachers. Jailor Morrson in forms us that the preachers pray and sing almost incessantly and never forget to remember him in their supplications. —Unless there are other devel cpments in the near fulure, we shall conelade that Madam Ru mor was mistaken about some of the marriages in Dawson that she said would take place ere the Christmas chimes chime again. i -~ % vumber of the young peo ple of the town had a delightful time at Captain Jno. Whitehard’s, about 3 miles from town, last evening, attending a cane grind ing. Capt. Whitchard has the thanks of all who attended for a delightiul evening. —lt has rained and many of our farmers are «planting grain, Plant onts and rye. Now is the time to sow i in. 'lt will not need anv cultvation, but will grow whil: 1 ' sleep or go a fish ing. Plaut it, and Eou will not have to buy corn™ to ran you through the summer. f -~Work on Baldwin & Co. & Geise's planing mills and variety works is progressing rapidly, and the building is nearing comple tion. When everything gets un der fail headway this will by one of the largest enterprises in Southwest Georgia. —llt seems that we have cne or two good dancers in town. Last Satarday one of our citizens, hav ing business in court, went over to attend to it and found the Coart and Solicitor-General doing the grand double-shufile clog with the grace and taleut offprofession als. The county treasurer was standing off giving them the time by patting in a manner that iwuu!(l do credit to a wiregrass darkey. ~-Messia. Joe and Jessge Oliver, the young men wounded in the late difficulty at Shellman, are, we leern. improviag rapidly, though it will be some time be fore they entively recover., A speeial term of court will bo beld the 20th of Decomber o try the negroes who attempted to take the liveg of these gentlemen, —HRood's Fureka Liver Meli cine, a purfect family edicine for the common ills of life, 1t hus no oflu:d. it is & specitic for sick headache. For sale i Daw son, Ga. by Crouch Bro's.,, Drug gists. yrl _ ~Tom Janes s.lls ‘the finest el iier Mt ssl A set et e e G . T S S - N. & A.F.Tift & C 0..: | ; ¢ \T = /r : . F. Tift & C 0.,: ALBANY, - - o= - - - - - GEORGIA, Rcspectfully invite you to call and sce them. We have the hest, safest and most convenient warchouse in the city. We guarantee the highest, market price fos your cotton. e 1 W Py [ » Albany is the Best Market In Georgia, and you wrll save money by ceming here. Having handled cotton fo# the best farmers in Terrell, we take pleasure in refesring to them. g " OU R S TOCHE: Of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Havdware, Farming Implements wodl Machinery is the bestin thecity, all of which we offer at prices that will » = . Astonish You. - ' DON'T FORGET TO > i f GIVE US A TRiIALI We w.ildo our best to please you. 4 Superior Court. The fall term of Terrell Supe rior Court will convene here next Monday, and the jurors drawn for the term and published below should act accordingly. There is a good deal of business on hand, 91 cases having been returned to this term, and ecourt will doubt less be‘in session two weeks. The fol owing gentlemen have been drawn for jurors: GRAND JURY. E. C. Walker, Jos. W. Roberts, W. E. Wall, W. 8. Dozier, John Seay, B. F. Todd, *V. H. Turner, W. R. Melton, A. J. Carver, J. A. Laing, A. J. Lee, J. L. Parrott, | J. J. Bradley, B. H. Brown, T. J. Black, J. B. Perry, W. R. Bald win, W. E. Sessions, W. W. Lee, J. E. Waller. J. 8. Waller, W. B.| Cheatham, Wm. Wooten, G. W.' Rhodes, J. G. Wells, B. F. Mel ton, M. B. L. Binion, H. 8. Lee, O. D. Stevens, C. Deubler. TRAVELAE JURY--Ist WEEK, W. H. Lundy, J. J. Bragys, L. M.oJumper, Chas. Ragan, A. T. Wall, Hardy Hay,W H Lansford, J L Wills, H F Malton,G M Rob erts, Wm M Webb, Jos H lluyes,! J@# Andrews, L C Holland. J 71| Miller, P B D:)Zi(}t,?’ B Jonea,l W H Spier, Z T Matthews, C Cl Hay, H B Webb, L C Darham, J | J Kenidy, H H Melton, Lott Jennings, A W Fleming, Wm M Jenkins, M J Spier, E A Ward, J | K DBritt, G S Crowell, W O Joha- l son, R M Tatum, T W Kitchene | J N Childs, D D Davis. TRAVERSE JURY—2ND WEEK. ’ TJ Webh, T A Daniel, W T Moore, M S Kaith, W H Bishop, J T Everett, Arch McGill, S B Rudd, B C Adams, R . Hatcher, W R Garrett, M P D Brown, T O] Whitchard, J ® Cochran, W F| Avera, W D Bigelow, J .¥ Mc-' Lendon, David Martin, T J Bell-{ flower, Leon D Hatchar, J T Mec- Gill, MPStill, J J Wall, J 8 Wills, J C Whalay, J V Oliver, J K Mosore, Willis Thornton, *D Goiae, W W Karksey, W W R W'n-! erts, L W Liee, J. T Bynum, W Ji Lay, M G Statham, l Crosy Rouds Ttems, Three of the wmost charming young ladies of Shollman, Misses Massay and Jimmna Crittzndoen and Miss Jeasie Perryman, cam» home with Mics Sallie Wall on laat Fri dny and remainad titl Sanday evening. If the young ladies did not enjoy thomaslvas i% was not the faalt of Andecw and Gaorge. Prof. Wilkinsonnal De HHaim mond, of Sassar, are ollen srenin our midst. Thae Deetor 18 looking after his patisnts and the Profos. gor 18 selling one of the best books on the market. We always ap. preciate the visitsof these jovial gentlemen. Mrs. Tomn Hood, having sold har parsonal preperty anl gener al effacts, ils prepwing to lsave for Texas on next Monday. Mr. Billie Hogue and family spent last Sabbath with Mr. H.-P. Hass. Several of the Oross Rna(]stm-s'| spenk of atlending the I'air at Eu taula. | Mr. H. P. Hass had the misfor tune to Jose one of his finest mules last week, - | | The Misses Holloman, accom panied by Mesgsrs, Tom Nell and Claude Sherman, atterdeda oig ball at Hardwmceney last Iriday night. Cane griading is now the order of the day, and the cans crop is good. Syrap Barrals for Sale, T. N. Eillen has new Cypress Syrup barrels for sale at Horsley & Killen’s, Dawson, Ga., or at bis factory at Bronwood. Every bar rel warranted to give satisfac'ion or money refuunded, bt. Stronger vAiterithan Delore, Confinamant, labor shortor and less painfal than on two formoe v2easions; physictan astouished; 1 thank yoa for Mother's Filend, wriles a lady in Souili Carolin, 4 te # Adira the Biadfio!! Rag, Co, At ol ARy T e l Cotton Seed Meal . I In exchange for seed two for one. Highest market price paid for seed. Dawsox O Ce Oct. 2, ’B6.—lm. : “ough on RRats,” Clears out rats, mice, roaches,flies, ants, bml-bugs,_beetles, insects, skanks, jack rabits, sparrows, go phers. 10e. At druggists. °~lioug;_¢_m Corns.” Ask for Well's “Rough om Corns.” Quick relief, complete cure. Corns, warts, bunions. 15. “jtough on Iteh.” “Rough on Tlteh” cnres skin humors, eruptions, ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chilblaing, iteh, ivy poison, bare ber’s iteh, 50c. jars. g “R(fiigi(fll Catarrch.” | Corrects offensive odors at once. Cowplete cure of worst chronie cases; also unequalled as gargle for dipthera, sore throat, foul breath. &oc. : The Place to Buy Goods. * We take pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the fact that Mr. T. L. Trammell, a former resident of this county can again be found this season with the enterprising firm of Ly ons & Cline, 97 Cherry st.,, Ma con, Cta., the leaders and eintrol lers of the Dry Goods and Caxpet market of middle Georgia. They carry the largest stock of Dry (Foods, Carpets, Rugs and Mat tings, Nottingham Nett, Serim, Madras and Antique Lace Cur tains to be found in the State. Their line of Silks and sall the latest Novelties in Ladies’ Fine Dress Goods eannot be equalled. Mr. Trammell will give his per sonal attention to all orders to the house from this section,which is a gnarantee that every purcha ser will be pleased. Sept 23, m 2. ! A ‘ree Library, Has been established at Janes® Drag Store, and everybody is in vited to eall and get books by the most popular authors. tf BMrs. M. M. Anthony is receiving her HEW WMILLINERY FOR FALULand WINTFR The ladies and those wishing to purchase wonld do well tofive Lher an early call. Thanking thoze who have favored me with their patronage in the past, I earnestly solicit a continuance of the same. Miss O. E. Parker Will move her 2 Inthe room in Farrar’s building formerly used ns a dental office, and will be glad to have her friends call and examine her ex celleut stack of new goods. —The largest lot of Hams im theeity at 5. A. Loyless’, and of fered low. at. —[lteh, Prairie Mange, and Seratehes of every kind cured in 30 minutes by Woollord’s Banita ry Lotion. Use no other. This uever frils. Sold by W. C. Ken drick, Drazzist, Dawson,Ga.yr.l Catarrh ~ f 5 2 constitutional disonse, caused by seroftls lous taint in the blged. lood's Sarsaparilla, being a constitutiopal remedy, purifies tho blood, builds up the whole system, anl per manently cures catarrh, Thousaudseof peopla who suflered severely with this disagreeabie, disease, testify with pleasure that catarrhy 3 . Can be ' =~ cured by taking Hood's Sarsaparilia, Mg Alfre¢ Cunningham, Fallon Avenue, Provie dence, . I, says: “I have suffered witly. extarrh in my bead for years, and paid out hundreds of dollavs for medicines, but have heretofore received only temporary rellef. I began to tuke Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and new - my catarrh i 3 pearly cured, the weakness of my body is ol gone, my appetite is good —in. fact, I fecl like anoibey person, Hood’s Sar cagnriila 1s the best medicine 1 baye eves taken, and the only one which did me perngs . nent good. I cordially reconunend iB.” A genticman in Worcester, Miss., who was, - Gured Of eatarrhi by Hood's Sarsapariila, says: ¢gv "would not tako avy moneyed consideration for the good one Lotile did me,” 1f you are a sufferer, do not pui off taking a simple remedy (1 your bronehial tubes or lungs are . alerted, and consunpiion bas gained a hold upon you. Do wise B timse | That flow from thin pose, ¥ g uoied to the ears, paln In the bead, flammation of the throat, cough, and DO TS prosiration will Wu you take l Hagd'a Sarsaparilla - Bold by 1 cometets, §l5 0% 10K 19, P . e B Aeaad
