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About The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18?? | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1887)
THE JOURNAL. E. L. RAINEY, - Nditor. AX “automatic gate” is the lat est invention. Unless it will resr vp at precisely midnight and kick a lover out into the gutter and kick the girl into the house it does not fully meet the demand, and the inventor may as well try again.—Danville Brecze. Miss SarviE CuxNINGHAM, a Kentucky belle, rich in her own right, Lad her wedding day post poned twice during las week after the people had gathered at the church to see the knot tied. On the first occasion Mr. James G. Givers was to have been the hap py or unfortunate man, and on the last Mr. John Jabine, the former a young barrister and tle latter a young business man. Miss Canningham now says she does vot believe she wants to INAITy any one. HE had been courting her for gix months without coming to the point, when she turned on him one evening with: “Charles, Isn't it awlul for a girl like me to worry ovar how I shall invest $75,000?” ‘He thcught it was, and three months later they were marrieq. “I'll invest that $75,000 for you, my dear,” he cbserved a day op two after marriage. “Oh, I was afraid some one might love me for my morey, and I gava it to papa,” was the artless reply. We elip the following from an exchange and commend the senti ment as worthy of consideration by any community, embodying as it does much trath ia a little space: “Let our people continually pull together. Everybody ecan do someting. Those who can’t pull oan scotch and give a sat'sfied grunt. Earnest, continuous work, accompanied by encouraging words, and a help'ng hand when ever necded, whether to build up fortuues or to attain cf a higher and batter life, wi!l surely be re. warded.” A Toroxrto shoplifter was ro ceutly captured in Montreal, and she panned out remarkably well. In a pocket three feet long was an assortment of spocns, thread, lace aud other valuables. Her bustle was formed of two bed sheets, a lady’s beautiful hat and & colored glass jng. Her trunks contained bed clothes, all kinds of wearing apparel, brushes, combs, over 1,500 rolls of thread, a large bag of ueedlea,'pius, ete., about fifty pounds of soay, matches, fancy cards, glassware, table g»ods, feathers, bottles and jars of preserves. A PRESS dispatch from Boston, dated 4th, says: A heavily load ed passenger train on the Boston sul Providenca railroad met with a terrible accident at seven o’clock this morning, between Roslin dale and Forestville. Five cars fell throngh a bridge. Thirty three persons were killed. The bridge is comparatively a new one and the accident was causad by a truck of one of the cars giving away, causinz a car to strike againstan abutment of the bridge. The smoking car, after it fell. eanght fire, but the fire depart ment was promptly on hand and prevented anv spread of the flames. A fearful rumor comes from North Georgia. It is said that the member of the (General As. sembly for that enuniy has twen ty-five bills which he will intro dneo at the sammer session. Is tl}ere no way to prevent this ses sion? Tee Americus Recorder is our authority for miving publicity to the faet that work has ceased on the extension of the toy railroad because the hanls were not paid off. Miraecui JETESF;T.)«. W. W. Reed, druggist, of Win chestor, Ind., writes: “One of my customers, Mrs. Lousia Pike, Bartonia, Randolph Co., Ind,, was a long suffcrer with Consump tion, and was given up to dis by ber physicians. She heard of Dr. King's New D iscovery for Con sumption, and began buying it of me. In siz months time she walk ‘flsto/tho city, a distance of six miles, and is now soinuch improv ed she has quit using it. She fecls #he owes hor life to it Trial Bottles at Crueh Bros. m Store. " Wiver Pills. Tiae Dr. Gunn’s Liver Pills for Ballow “omidexion, Pimples on thf:l:a sudfißiliau:;wlm. Na;pr Q » Oaly ona for ‘h dosn ?fl‘u'»m‘lrm Wy, C ke D Ga Rernihla Copnyd guniny Nierridts Sareieal Gperalon, A FATAL MISTAKE. Tie Cleveland (Ohio) Press, of February 23d, 1883, pub lished an account of a fatal surgical operation which caused a great commotion among med ical men throughout the whole country, Dr. Thayer, the most eminent surgeon in Cleveland, pronouncing it scandalous, It appears that a Mrs, King had been suffering for many years from some disease of the stom ach, which had resisted the treatment of all the physicians in attendance, The disease commenced with a sligcht de rangement of the digestion, wita a poor appetite, followed by a peculiar indeseribable dis tress in the stomach, a feeling that has been deseribed as a faint “all gone” sensation, a sticky slime collecting about the teeth, causing a disagree able taste. This sensation was not removed by food, but, on the contrary, it was increased. After a while the hands and feet became cold and sticky— a cold perspiration. There was a constant tired and lan guid feeling. Then followed a dreadful nervousness, with gloomy forebodings. ~ Finally the patient was unable to re tain any food whkatever, and there was constant pain in the abdomen. All prescribed rem edies failing to give relief, a consultztion was held, when it was decided that the patient had a cancer in the stomach, and in order tosave the patient’s life an operation was justifi able. Accordingly, on the 22d of February, 1883, the opera tion was performed by Dr. Vance in the presence of Dr. Tuckerman, Dr. Perrier, Dr. Arms, Dr. Gorden, Dr. Capner, and Dr. Halliwell of the Police Board, The operation consist ed in laying open the cavity of the abdomen and exposing the stomach and bowels. When this had been done an examin ation of the organs was made, but to the hoiror and dismay of the doctors there was no cancer to be found, The pa tient did not have a cancer. When too late the medical men discovered that they had made a terrible mistake; but they sewed the parts together and dressed the wound that they had made, but the poor woman' sank from exhaustion and died in a few hours, How sad it must be for the husband of this peor woman to know that his wife died from the effects of a surgical operation that ought never to have been performed. If this woman had taken the proper remedy for Dyspepsia | and Nervous Prestration (for this was what the disease really | was), she would have been liv ing to-day. Siaxer ExTrACT OF | Roows, or Seicer’s Currarve | Syrve, a remedy made ex pressly for Dyspepsia or Indi gestion, hasrestored many such | cases to perfect health after all other kinds of treatment have failled. The evidenee of its efficacy in curing this class of cases i 3 too voluminous to le published here; but those who read the published evidence in favor of this dyspeptic remedy do not question its convineing nature, and the article has an extensive sale, How to Gain lesh and Strength Use after each meal §IOTT'S EfALiSigN with Hypophosphites, 1t is as palatable as milk, and easily digested. The rapidity with which delicato people im prove with its use is wonderful. Use it and try your weizght. Asa remiady for Con.umption, Throat affections and Bronehitis, it is un equalled. Please road: “I used Secott’s malsion in a child eight months old with K good results. Ife gained four pounds in a very short time.”—Tro. Pris, M. D, Alabama. “I gave Scott’'s Emul sion to a gentleman 65 years old troubled with Chronie Bronchitis, witii the most excellent resnlts.” —dJ. C. Casox, Broken Arrow, Ala. mureh 24 —4¢ BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. 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VV 1L be sold, before the court house Coor, in Dawson, Terrell county, Ga., on the first Tuesdny in April next, betwoen the legal hours of sale, to the bighest bidder, for cash, the foilowing property, to-wit: One-third interest in fifty acres of land | in the northeast corner ¢ f lot of land No. 163, in the 12th district of Tcrrell county, 1 Ga. Levied on as the property of Mary J. Bridges to satisfy a tax fi-fa for 1883, | und otber fi-fas in favor of w. R. webb, tran fcree. | Also, at the same time and place, 200 acres off of lots No. 233, 234 and 246, in the 3rd district of Teriell county, Levied on as the property of Thomas A, C.leman, Azt 1o sutiefy & tax fi fa issued by J. o Creuch, tax collector, for State and county tax for Verrell comnty for the year 1886, Levy made and returned to e by J, T. Sims, aa. C. Alco, at the same time and place, 4 acres of laid of lot No. 120, in the 3rd district of Terrell countr. Levied on as the prop crty of Mrs. Mary J. wheeler, to satisfy a tux fi-fa issued by J. H. Crouch, tax ‘col lector, for State and county tax for Terrell county for the year 1836. Levy nade and returned tome by J. I, Sims. L. C, Also, at the samie time and place, 202} acres of land, lot No. 141, in the 11th dis. wrict of Terrell county. Levied on as the property of w. B. Cluistie, to sutisfy a fi { fuissucd by J. I, Crouch, tax eoflector, for State and county tax for Terrell coun |ty for the vear 1886. Levy made and re turined to me by H. L. Moore, L. C, | Also, at the same time and plac, 202} acres of land of lot No. 220, in the 11tk l disirict of Terrell county. Levied on as tue property of w. A, woods, to satisfy a fi-fa issucd by J H. Crouch. tax colleetor, fur State and county tax for Terrell coun. { ty for the year 1886, ‘ Also, at the same time and place, 202} {acres of land of lot No, 193, in the 4th dis f trict of Terrell county. Levied on as the I procverty of M. A. Bel., Agt. for the estate | of Richard Hancock, to satisfly a fi-fa is ceued U LML Crouch, tax collector, for Jf‘m'v and county tax for Terrcl county | for the year 1836. ’ Also, at the same time avd place, 2062} { acres of Jand of lot No, 103, in the 12th | district of Terrell county. Levied ou as | the property of M. A. Bell, Agt. forJ 1 | Brown and V. A. Gaskill, to satisfy a fi-fa {issued by J. 11. Crouck, tax eollector, for State and connty tax for Terrell county for the ycar 1336 l Also, at the same time and place, 2024 acres of land of lot No, 76, in the 12th dis I trict of Terrell county Levied on as the | broperty of Marcus A. Bell to satisfy a : tax fi-fa issued by J. H. Crouch, tax ‘col iector, for State and county tax for Terreil coeunty for the year 1883, Alsoy at the came time and place, 202% aeres of Jand of lot No. 235, in the 11th district of Terrell county. Levied on as the property of w, 13, Coliier, assiznee of 13 "L Dacnes,to aatisfy a tax fi-fa issued { by J. ML Crouch, tax collector, for State and e unty tax for ‘Tearrell county for the year 1886, Also, at the same time and place, 2021 acics of fand of lot No. 252, in the 18th district of Ter.ell county. Levied on as the property of Steven Neal to satsfy a tax fi-fa issued by J. 11. Crouch, tax c¢ol ‘ lector, for State and county tax for Terrel) coanty for the year 1856, Also, at the same time and place, by virtue of wn order from Terrell Ruperios Court,will be sold lots of land No. 223 and LGB, in the 4th distriet of Terrell county, levied on as the property of Mrs, M. J. Milier und H. S Lee, in tavor of wm wocten va, Mre. M. J. Miller, principal, 11 8. Lee cad T, E. Allen s curities, : 1. G. MARCHALL, ik Sherif*, b RS TR A bRy POWER And Sexval Weaknesses, e wever i!l(]!!lf‘(], Lot only relieved but PERMANENTLY « URED without nied Cine, - % IT COSTS NOTHING Send for particulars, whichwe will for wurd free in sealed in envelope on applica tion. D't miiss this opportunity, Address, WX. A. Co,, 1276 Breadway New Yrk \ et i e e e 4 > 5 . . ANy W O"3K5|\G H.“SSE-S ATTENTION, We are now prepared to furnish all clasees with eniployent at home, the whole of the time or for their spare moments, Busivess new, light and ‘profitable Per <ons of eithier sex ensily earn from ioe. to $£5.00 per evenine, and a proportional gum by cevoting all their time to the busines <, Boys and girls can carn nearly as much as wen. Thatall who see this mayv send iLeir nddress, and test (e husiness, wo wake this offcr, To such #s are not well stistied we will send one doljur to pay for the trouble of writing. Full por'iculars amd owtit free. Address Ge pag STINSON & Co.. Portland, Maine, can live at hone, and ke more money at Work for us, thun st Janything else inthis world. Cup tnl not necCediyon are sturied free, 12 ih wxem nllonges, Al Y oone enn do the work Large caviings sure from fisst start, Cest ¥ outfit and i Pis feces Better not dojuy OIS YOO el 0 rond ve vy rd. treenntd fod cvtg if you s wise you will doso st once, M, Mavigr & ) oy, 00, Malne, aAan PRIeY BR O EIT h TAld §6 Lk n K r~ PLANCSAND ORCANS ———BOLD ON—— 1 7 AT ‘ EASY PAYMENTS. Chickering, Mason & Hamlin, Mathu shek, Bent, and Arion Pianos, all well known and theroughiv reliable. We buy in such lnrege quantities that we cive the consumer the henefit of the wholesale price. We save purchasers &350 to €lOO en a T'iano and send on fifteen days trial, freight to be deducted from price of I[nstrument. Same applies to Orzans. We are agents for the Mazon & Hamiin, Packard Orches tral and Bay State, and ean and will save you %25 to %450, &5 Write for Catalogues and prices. LUDDEN & BATES | Southern Music House. - BAND INSTRUMENTS. Our Silver Toned Instrumenss are strict ly first-class, our prices low, and Bands will find by writing us that we can save them money. Send for Catalouge No. 3. LUDDEN & BATES’ Southern Music House. TTTS (S 1013 T 10 MUSIC FREE! Send 10 Cents in Postage Stamps, and we will mail you five pieces of Vocal and Instrumental Music (our selection.) This musicis full size, on Leavy paper and the same as is sold usually from 30 to 50 cents per copy. We make this offer solely to advertise and introduce our cheap musie, We want the name and address of every Southern music buyer. We are headquarters for cheap music. Write for catalogues, LUDDEN & BATES Southern Music House. - B ‘.—‘- | T o - 4 g 1%: & ¢ o e o« " c s e -rs o C o £ .= 5 g 2o *E e & @8 o 2 Vi e 2= Q 3’19.‘ o - < - ™ B £ B G = £ 4 ':SE o w = &= ~ o Sy g 6 2% VIOLINS.GUITARS,BAN JOS, DRUMS, ETC. We sell every hing in sm. 1l Musical In struments, and our prices will always be found the lowest. All goods guaranteed, and if not satisfactory can be returned at our expense. Send for our 65-page lllus trated Catalogue No. 7. LUDDEN & BATES’ Sonthern Musie House. o " . Artists” Material. Our stcck is complete in all gooda used in oil or water color painting, or for paint ing on s.tin, giass or woad. Also a full line of tools for haminered brass work, and materinls for wax and paper lowers We guarantee prices as low as any house in the United States, and mail orders wiil re cceive promt and careful attention. Catu logue No. 19 will soon be ready. LUDDEN & BATE®' "™ Southern Muasic House, NS MNP BETE) TR AR T A VRS STATIONEGY AHD ENSRAVIES ‘ g =st DEPARTRIZNT. ~ We have added a line of fine Corres pondence Stationerv and can furnish the latest styles in this line. We sell as asam ple a box containing 21 sheets of paper and envelopes (fine quality) for 25¢, post ags 10, Box would retail readily for foc. Calling Cards, At-Homwe Cards, Wedl ding Invitatious of the finest grade of work and most correct styles furnished on Shortest notice. We furnish 50 calling cards with nan.e engraved on copper plate fur £2, and will send speeimen boek free upen application. LUDDPER & BATES Southers Music Honse. FARCY GOODS ALBUMS EIC i JUUD, I o Llu We carry the greatest variety and finest assorted stock of Fanev Goods in the ‘ South, and can furnish any article in this line at shortest netice, Urders fr any de- I sired goods for holiday, birthday or wed. | ding presents receive prompt and careful i atiention, and we offer the people of the South an epportunity to procure fine roods froin a Southern louse at prices that will meet the compcetilion of the world. R) 7 L Ludden & Bates’ S, M. [1 | SAVANNAH, GA. WA e B e & 4. %2 :,'_L{,g\*_ :&.}'g '\.&:‘;,‘ - I,,"_?"‘\ eNS 'Y;;.-r_' 3 T MO B ‘v‘ } é‘f X AUEPVCS 44 —— pe— 7 SRYRE - S T :y\rq FRINMA AATIERS REFIANY WINTER EEPQIUZE CADSES Cooms Colds, Pieurisy, Rhenmatism, Pneum min, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbazs, Buckache and other ailments, for which Bensen's Capcine Plasters are adinitled to le the Yeat romedy o, They relieve and cure in a few heurs when vo other app.i cation is of the least benefit, Endorsed by 3,600 Physicians wud Druggists. DBeware of imitatiens under shmilar SOLrGr g names, such as “Copricum,” “Capeicin’ or "("::‘.\‘i(‘in(' » Ask fur Pensous amva take no others. Fyamine carefully when you buy, All druogists. SEABURY & JOERINSKQY, Proprictors, New York. S 11- R /6’ THE ONLY TRUB f Will purity the BLOOD Tlab : M the Ewe’n an%lbnlv and o REsTORE the HEALTH and VIG -3 OR of YOUTH. Dyspepsia, Want el ©f Appetite, Tndigestion,Lack of Wl Strength and Tired Feeling üb e, eclutely cured: Bones, mus. Q) ©'o3 und nerves receive new @M, force. Enlivens the mind I and supplies Brain Power, _'_—'—Buflfvring from comrluin!_specn— LAD'ES liar to their sex will find in DI, HARTER'S TRON TONICa safe, speedy care, Givesa clenr, hoa!tl.} complexion. All attempts at counterfeiting only adds to its popu. larity, 1[);: oot experiment—get ORIGINAL AND BEST WDOr. HARTER'S LIVER PILLS Cure Constipation. Liver Cogplaln! and Sick Headache. Sample Dose and Dream Book malled on receipt of two conts in postage. THEDR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., BT, LOUIS, Mo, EAFPNESS, Its caus 8, and a new 28 vl sucersful CURE at vour own ¢ D oae, by cne who was deaf twentv cight years, Treated by mcst of the nuted specialists without b nefit.: urcd Ain e’ m tree months, and since then hundieds f others. lull particulurs gent on apnii cation, L 3 PAGE No. 41 West 31st street New York ( ity. I\ TAN Yt bemade Cut this ou Wi JN l*. und return to us, and we ll ~.l ‘\.A' sen | _\-”l l‘l"“, "”ll.“' thingof great value and ‘whieh will bringe SOO N oTe moncy right away than any thing cise in this world. ARY oue can do e work nnd live at bom Fither s L . ciliin “.\,.'.;‘j LGI aotey for all woikirs We will sian YOI et il needod, "This s olie of HE BEDUe, Biportant eheneessof a life. e Lacke shoo are mbitions and en. tratisiee witlh vot delay. Grand eurtie i Taliddo. ks Bt i Mo, Professional Carqg k. TIIURMOND - ’ T RT 1 DENTIST, Dawson -:. Georgia, I TENDER MY Professional Serviceg - fl"‘ Wlihl) lwmll(l have theip Tee:: properly ililed and Treated : : Satisfaction in every casefi s B\lmameem‘ 1 use the latest and best materiglg for 1 N r AT 3 gllui)m? AND PLaTE Wopßy, Ahe best recommended anaesthet. ic for the painless extraction of teeth. No harm! No damage to gumsg : Patronase rcspccu'u}l:v soli%ited. hoal e S Di.J. G. DEAN, PAYSICIAY & SHRGEON, Dawsonx, Gs., Having located in Dawson fcr he pur. of practicing my profession, | respeet fully offer my services to the public m)(i solicit ]a share of ijts patronage. (gljy promptly attenced, Oftice up sty Jesse Griflin’s store. s vy e —— rp, x Dr. T. A. WOOD, Formeily of Stewart county, has located at DovEr, - Ga, for the purpose of practicing medicine and tenders his services to the beople of the surronnding country, EZ°All calls promptly attended. 5o J. 5. 2 AMMOND, Physician and Surgeon, SASSER, = QA I)rnmpt attention given to al) busines intruste to me. B S TLR e ey ek eabia ‘ J. M. GRIGGS, ATTORKCY-AT-IAW, DAwdoN, - =ip - . GEorery, COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY | Refers, by permission, to M. Ferst & i Co., A. Lefller, K. Guckenheimer & Son Gustave Eckstein & Co., Savannah, Ga_' Henry Lewis, Atlanta, Ga. 2 E3"oOffice over J. P Grifin's store, St -7""’ ~'--‘"Y ee, N | ED KING, T rial Arti Tonsorial Artist I Dawson, - Georgia. I HAVE FITTED UP AND OPENED a Barber Shop in Farrar's block, just beneath the Post Office, and am well pre. ! parcd to Jdo all kind of work in my line, | shaving and Hair Cautting, { Shampooing, Dycing, etc., done in the laiest fashions. My furniture is all new and my razors are sharp. Give me a trial and I wiil give you satisfaction et et itneditaettndl) - $25,000.00 | IN GOLD! ¢ g WILL BE PAID FOR f J ARBUCKLES' COFFEE WRAPPERS, ] m——— 1 Premium, * $1,000.00 2 Premiums, - $500.00 each 6 Premiums, = $250.00 ': : 25 Premiums, = $lOO.OO bt 100 Premiums, = $50.00 . | 200 Premiums, = $20.00 .1 1,000 Premiums, = $lO.OO | For full particulars aud directions see Clroge lar in every pound of ArBuOKLES' COFVES: | i | LOCAL SCHEDULE. f Pass, Train No. 1 going West ar. 1;,57pm fooon . Nag * Eas 13448 ‘ 4 o Nu. 6L 'Y - \Veat * 801 1% ‘ e Ra 08 Y But 133890 ' ™ Central & o'lth wes s tern R. R’s. [ANI trains of this system are run by Standawd (£0) Meridian time, which 8 3 minutes siower than time kept by city.] SAVANNAH, GA., Juno 6, 1886, ().\' AND AFPTER THIS DATE PASSENGER "7 graist on the Central and Southe western Ruilroads and branches will run 8§ follows: | GOING NORTH. Leave No. 51-- No. 5§2-- Savannah D &40am D BWpm Leave N 0.15- D s:4opm Arrive N 0.15 - Millen D 845 pm Arnve N 0.51 - No. 53-- Augusta...... D B:4spum. D 6:lism Mac0n........ D 4:20pm.. D 320 am Atlanta....... D 9:35pm.. D 7308 Colurmbus. .DESB2:43am... D2:2ipn Perry.........DES9:lopm.DEß 12:00: Fort Gaings.....ceesveveenersr..D E 84:2p0 Blikeld. ... ...........DEBSOIS BUlatin.. . D BBDE \lbary... ... D 11:10am... D 245 pm Montgomery.. D .oovveevecrenreen TPH Milledgeville DES 5:49 p Moo Eatonton.... DES 7:40 p m.....coaneemmen CuxyECTIONS AT TERMINAL POINTS. ! At Augusta--Trains 51 and 53 coneel with outgoing trains of Georgia Rfl!‘”“"’ Coluinhia, Charlotte and Augusta le}'fli and gouth Casroling Railroad. Train 5 conneets with outgoing train qf Augusié and Knoxvillo Railroad Train 51 e neets with traing for Sylvania, Wrightt ville and Leuisville: ' At Atlanta ~Trans 51 and 33 C""no:ll with Air-Line and Kennesaw routes Wm' poinis North and East. and with all verging road- for local Stitions. COMING SOUTH. Leave—Nos. Nos. Mi11en......18 D s:ooam .. Auguste.. 18 D 8:20am.20 D 9’@9: Muc0n.....52 D 9:4oam.it D 1?1"0?- Columbus 18DES11:46pm. 6 D‘I‘I:W : Perry...... 24 DES 9:35a m.‘.".’l)h.‘fl:oopl FUL GRINES. oveeenseacrereen 28 DES 10-051" I MY cuonnsssciossorerers 38 DES SOIEY Balainy .. 2B 10:50.! Ahany...24 D 540am.26 D I'-:-00 s Mt .. 3P ’4:403" Miiitdize...2s DES ;37 & l..cccoemmstiers™ Batonton..2s DES 5;15 & m...cceeeee o™ Artive--No. No. Savannalh.i6 D 805 am. : Savannah.s2 1) 4;07 pm.. 5 D- Glmn: Corneetion at Savannah with b\‘?g‘r o Morida and Western Railway wints in Flovida. ; Trains Nos. 53 and 54 will not A"‘?‘p: take on or put off passengers '_“‘.M& ol va.mah snd Millen, as trains :\b:}in#"' 16 are expecied to do the way tween these points. : Loeal Nrrfd:n.: Cars on all “‘fglh‘ r.‘ genger trains hetwoeen Savannal ;‘;’"m‘ qusta, Savanosh ;m'll "l‘l' ""'3;“: ned tianta, Macon and G mngers : 'r'.:-i;?..-u for il points and *!'*‘l";:,'u ber:Ls on sale at City Oftiee, No. " Mcet, r ROGERS .A, WiITENEAD, W ,!‘“"uhd Gen. Puce, At G '"‘."","{| A\l LG Eaaw, W B "T‘-”l:’i'uh;fi‘: Gen. Trav. Agt. ‘:l:v::nl'{&h' ! D C'M:}" “, E 2 .-*"i‘ ELaa)s A
