The Elk City Globe from Elk City, Kansas • 3

The Elk Cut Globe. m. WRIGHT, DEALER IN Feraoaal 3taUa. Baxter L. Brown made a trip to Fre-donia.

Monday. G. D. Berger, of Oak Valley, was in the city last Friday. 7 overcoats at cost at the Golden Eagle clothing palace.

E. K. Davis made a business trip to Cherryvale Wednesday. Lem Kniflen returned from a visit DEUGSMDMEDICIMS; STSTIONERY END TOILET SOHrS. They BtaMubcrEMhOOwr.

The following letter was written to W. Mnason by a member of his regiment and will explain Beasost. Jan. 25, 1887. Old Cosuude: I was glad to see your same in the National Tribnne and that yoa are going to write of the great battle of Franklin.

I remember you well. We always called you 'Orderly Musson." Now, concerning Franklin I have something to state to you. I L. U. HUMPHREY FmnuUnL (lEQ.

T. Outrnm, CoihUr. P. r. Hockett.

Vice-President iHECOMlffiRGIALB OF Independence, Earns, CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 57.000. HAILKdAD T1JIE TABLE. K. H'y. TKAIX8 GODiO NORTH A YD EAST.

Passenger, No. 4 10:23 p. m. Way Freight No. 34 3:42 p.

TKA.IKS GOING SOGTH AJTD WEST. Passenger, No. 3 m. Way Freight. No.

33 9:15 a. m. no. p. Ky.

le Boy 4 Cawcy FaWey 2r Line, ZHV. Arrives 4:30 p. m. Depart 9:30 m. S.

R. SMITH. Agent. to Le Roy Wednesday. B.

W. DeCourcv, D. W. and Geo. was in that fight the 30th of 1864 PROPRIETORS of 1 nirnm Ooia't3T ZDeposItox3r THE FUL WEIGHT .1 mm LI YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.

ram rr Kale. I have an 80 sere farm one half a mile south of Elk City, a thriving city of 1,000 Inhabitants, two rsilrads and prospects for two more. The land is good second bottom, lime stone soil, 30 acres la cultivation, 30 acres in pasture with abundact grass for all purposes Farm is nearly all fenced with good Ledge and wire. Good cisteru and well of soft water with sbuudauoe of water. 130 bearing apple trees and 200 peach trees pears, 40 cherries fchade trees of every variety alio flowering shrubs.

Good bouse 20x40 feet, five well fiuisbed rooms and a good cellar. The house is well built and painted. A nnmber of outbuildings, cattle sheds and correls in good shape. Two acres in hog pasture. 4 rock quarry is in the farm worth store than a Ihonssnd dollars in itself.

Two fruit evaperators and a cane mll worth 9130 to go with the place, also stock, teams and implements if desired. One of the finest locations in Montgomery county. I have already sold a bill of $300 worth of rock. Call on or address E. B.

BUCKMAN. EJk City, Kansas. For reference inquire at this office or the Elk City Bank. miUner? Goods at Cost. Misses Campbell and Orr will sell their elegant stock of inilinary goods and notions at cost for thja next thirty Ml MAYS Oil HAD.

P. V. Hocket STOCKHOLDERS: W. S. Hays, Edger Hull.

SanTl Bowlby, Geo. Guernsey, J. B. Hoober, L. Shadley, S.

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Loveland, buy you a lot and make yourself a Lome. Ed Price is investing quite heavily in Elk City real estate. Win. Gable has the California fever and wants to sell bis city property and move there. Henry B.iden.

J. II. tieaonin. S. If.

Ulmer. T. C. Truman. li.

Jtt. waremr B. F. Maaterman. Having purchased this Meat Market we will, in the future, handle nothing bet the very best ard sell at reasonable prices.

A share of vour Jno Hebrank, ww aieuuiiey, a Fur.lt, A bowman, patronage solicited. C. TTJTTI Does a general banking business, loans money on short or long time Real Estate loans made at lowest rates of interest and without delay and is fresh in my mind as I pencil you this note and will remain so while memory lasts me. I will give you my experience of that night: It was after the second charge the Rebels made that I got in the closest place of my life. Lieut.

Moore, of my Company, left me at the right and J. A. Morlan at the left to keep a sharp watch so the enemy would not surprise us while the rest of the boys were resting. During the lull while watching, two Rebs jumped up on the works and commenced the bayonet exercise on mc. They were just above me and had every advantage.

They done all they could and so did It seemed to me an age before anyone come to my rescue. Finally Morlan discovered my condition and come to my assistance with a you, take that, as he shot one of them and the other was soon dispatched. I still have the old run that bears the scars A. R. QUIGG; -PROPRIETOR Or- GENERAL DEALER lis I Shelf and fcj Ik dwarc, Tinware.

I days. 'Now is the time to buy while the -DEALER IN- Weston are in the city. Miss Jennie Wright returned from a visit to Eureka Wednesday. Section gangs are scattered all along the Mo. road to Fredonia.

Mr. Jno. W. Woodring has been sick the past week but is fast recovering. Chas.

Jones, of Illinois, a harness maker, is working for Adams Arnold, One and ten acres lots can be purchased of the East Side town company. Geo. Chrisman, as. Ewing and R. D.

Traster were at Independence Tuesday. Wm. Gable made this office a. pleasant visit Wednesday, leaving $2 for subscription. Scott Wilson, engineer on the Mo.

P. road, has moved his family from Independence to this city. Jim Markham is now boarding with Shadley. Keep him there Lafe, we have no use for him here. Jno.

Berringer has moved to the city and is occupying John Quigg's fine domicile in the east part of town. The city government deserves severe criticism for allowing a gambling den to be run in open violation to our laws. Fred Kingston has given up his position as clerk for Davis Watkins and will devote his time to his paper. Wm. Wright left for his home in Havana Wednesday.

He will join his parents whi and ge to New Mexico. P. Lenhart spent Sunday in the city visiting his wife who is stopping at the Burchfield house. Mr. L.

is run-nung a commissary and furnishing supplies for the Inter-State railroad at Le Roy. He was once engaged in the mercantile business at Hale. The East Side town company have platted four blocks in their addtition and have put them on the market They are divided in fifty foot lots and are very desirable locations for residences. The prices are very leasonable and liberal terms offered. See the plat in another column of the Globe.

WAGON MATERIAL, Etc. Agent fur the Celebrated Gliddcti Barb Wire the best in the wmld. Also othe makes of cheaper Barb Wire. Agent for the Celebrated Charter Oak Om.kV Stoves, the bett in the market, with the wire jMuze over the rionrs. AUo Twin Bnrner Galolliie stoves.

Table and pocket Cutlery, field and ira den seed in rhelr neawn. in bnik or paekjfe, ind anything yu want ept in a feat-vta Hardware More. I have in my employ a nivt-vlas titiner renrtr srt siH times to do any kind of Iron slid iin work. Boofins: of all Kinds, spouting, etcl at bottom price and ork. SatUfaitlou iKtUnteed at the old stand.

Clothing anil Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST-CLASS CLOjCElNQ HOUSE. Our Motto is, "Live and Let Live. stock is large and make better selection. Choice cigars and smoking tobaccos always kept in stock at the Metzger drug store. Fine Ladies hats at cost for the next thirty days at Campbell OjtR's Try Loose's Extract of Red clover the great blood purifier at Wright's Drug Store If yoa want a good shoe, a pair that will last you, be easy on your feet and look neat go to Wright Brown's Their shoes are custom made, made to order and warrcnted.

Jno. Watson, who Uvea a few miles from this city has been granted an in-vrese of pension. Robert Carson retnrned from Arkansas Sunday. Bob does not seem to be rtuck on that country. J.

W. Bailey, division road master for the Mo. was thrown fromahand car Sunday and badly bruised. B. W.

DeCourcy, civil engineer for the Mo. P. is inspecting the road between heie and Sedan this week. 5,000 John'McCullough cigarsfor five cents a piece at Mastermas Davis'. Henry Dumond is in Illinois settling up an estate that Tie ell heir to.

He expects to receive a cool thousand dollars. Hon. J. B. Zeigler has introduced a bill in the house on women suffrage.

Mr. Z. was always partial to women. Tho mail service in Kansas tinder Democratic managemnt is not giving 'satisfaction. Too much Democracy and not enough service.

In another column we publish an interesting letter from J. Q. A. Zombro to W. Musson, which will be read with interest by all old soldiers.

The ladies of the M. E. Church will give a New England dinner at the rink, Feb. 22d, from 12 o'clock till 2 o'clock with ice cream and cake in the PLOUB Ms FEED STOEE THE LONG BELL LUMBER COMPSm DEALERS IN We will sell beautiful plumes at cost for the nexl 30 days. Campbell A Orr.

Money at low rates of interest of L. Davis. LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, LIME RSHA K. I KM PT iTFR QHTJETM TVYMC HAVE OPENED OUT A FLOUR AND FEED STORE IN TUB QUfGQ BUILDING AND CARRT A LAKUE STOCK OF fc, Feg3? fa est ALSO EVERYTHING KEPT IK A FIRST-CLASS FEED STORE WE ASK A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE CLARK BROS. COI ETC.

We Will Sell you LUMBER, CHEAPER FOR GASH, of the Reb bayonets as they were warded off that night I received a glance ing lick on my head by one of the bayonets. If you will write J. A. Morlan, Clinton, 111., he will back all I have stated. I noticed in the Tribuns that one of the comrades writing seemed to think bayonets were never used but kept as a kind of scarecrow.

Well, the night of the 30th, 64, the bayonet was used and I can prove it Two things saved my life that night. First, I was extra well drilled with the bayonet I will explain: I know you remember Johnny Stewart the wild Irishman in our company. Him and myself would get out in the street with our guns every day we were in camp and drilL We made a business of it till we got to be extra in the manual of arms. Second, the timely arrival of Com. Morlan for I could not of held out long at the rate I was compelled to handle myself.

I was in every fight the 107th engaged in and one besides. If you remember, there was a detail made from our regiment at Glasgo, to go with the fifth Indiana Cavalry to Salina, on the Cumberland river. I can say what one man out of a thousand can't say and it is this: I was never excused by the Surgeon; never missed duty, was in every fight the Regiment was in. I stood guard duty for two old men, Jacob Long and Jerry Curl for nearly four months until they were discharged and did my own guard duty unless we both come on at once. I received an injury which I will never get over at Munfordsville, when we crossed the river.

I was sent back to help get the teams over. I was in the water about waist deep, lifting at a wheel. The team started and the wheeler caught the tail of my great coat and pulled me under the water. I took cold in my head, my ears gathered and broke and left me total deaf in left ear and severe in right. No one can know how 1 have suffered, oely getting $6 per month and no arrears because I did not apply sooner.

What do you think of the arrears act? Do you not think it unjust? Lots of soldiers would not ask a pension as long as they could help themselves. I think they justly deserve to be honored for battling with life as long as God gave them strength and not be turned away on account of manliness. per man any ot our competitors. V. Respectfully Invite YOU ta Cali and sec for yourself.

Underwear for ladles and gents. Stock sttyl complete. Prices beyond competition. Chambers Bros. Co.

Try Loose's Extract of Red Clover the great bloud purifier at Wright's Drug Store, Only 20 cloaks left and they go for a song and our customers cau sing it. Chambers. Bafts. Co. GokecwhatL.

W. Myres will pay you for your produce. L. B. Davis Loans money on real estate.

3d door south of Burchfield hotel. L. W. Myers will sell you more goods for less money than any merchant Elk City. See L.

B. Davis for loans on farm or city property. Liberality, low rates and quick money. I SEWARD B. DAVISMger.

Sedan city and township are asked to vote $45,000 to have the Mo. P. trains run in to Sedan over the track. If the proposition should carry, the local company that worked so hard and spent their own money to stcure THE TAEIETT STOBE. the road, will be remunerated for their labor.

Gaa for Bale. A double-barrel, breech loading shot Crockeryware, Glassware, gun, ti. Bonehiu make, twelve bore, thirty-two inch, choke bored, Damascus steel barrels. A fine gun. Drugs Tinware, Stationery, Ivledicines, S.

R. Smith, Ag.t Mo. P. It. EL Warner's Rheumaic Cure at Wright's Drug Store.

L. W. Myers says he has found Stek Shipment. The following stock was skipped MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS the great hammer that knocked prices down in Elk City and it was eith He also carries. In connection with bin large stock of Drags, from this city this week.

er hid, kwt or stolen. H. Woodring 4 cars of cattle. A. Sewell 1 cars of hogs.

Kniffen Paullen 2 cars of hoes. STATIONER TOILET AR TICLES, Overcoats very low to close what we we have left on hand. and all small Instruments and cig-stxs, Icfbsccco. Pacific Express Coanpaatr. The Pacific express company is now Chambers Bro Co.

Go to Love and Hammond's for AND EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN A FIHST-CLASS STORE. ready for business. Their prices for your cuttlery. T. II.

Dourer, Clerk. A. M. LED MAN. Prop'r.

Buy your nails of Love and Ham Five and Ten Cent Counter, loaded down with things you need. YA RXETJIT STOEE- shipping are very reaponible and good accommodations offered. Their agent at this place, Mr. S. R.

Smith, will be found at the Mo. P- depot and will be glad to give any desired information. mond. Call for the steel nail, the cheapest and best in the market CENTRAL MEAT MARKET Real Estate OASce. Having just opened a real estate and Billiard Hall Closed.

Riley Kirk, who runs a billiard hall DEALER Coaa.tgoMa.exsr loan office I am prepared to make loans on farm and city property at as low Tour old Comrade, J. Q. A. ZOKBBOt. P.

S. Tne boys always called me Track laying on the Mo. P. was completed to the D. M.

A. road last Friday. Contractor Morton has about ten days of surfacing to do when the road will be ready for business to Sedan. Mrs. L.

C. Dunn, of Grenola, came in on the Mo. P. train Saturday from Le Roy where she was visiting relatives. She took the early passenger on the S.

K. road Sunday for her home in Grenola. The present prohibition law is being tampered with by legislative members from the rural districts. Is it possible that the legislature will spend the session in discussing prohibtion. A scrapping match was indulged in about noon Wednesday in the billiard hall which resulted in the unfortunate getting pretty badly bruised up by coming in contact with his opponents rugged fist Senator Humphrey has introduced a bill in the senate to establish a chair of pharmacy in the state university, also a bill to prevent the use of intoxicating liquors at the polls at elections and providing a punishment therefor.

The Golden Eagle clothing store carries a large stock of clothing of all sizes and styles and colors, boots, shoes, hats and all kinds of furnishing goods. Give the house a call when in need of anything in the clothing line. The board of county commissioners were in special session the first of the week, approving bonds and allowing accounts made during the term of disL court. They acted very wisely in not issuing Parker township bonds to the D. A.

railroad company. It would be to T. J. White's credit if he wpuld turn the justice's books over his duly elected successor, J. R.

Littleton. What his idea is in holding the books is unknown unleu from a selfish motive. Mr. Littleton was elected justice and White was defeated. The M.

E. church people will commence the erection of a fine edifice the first of April in East Elk City. The East Side town company has given them a lot in their addition on Walnut street. Masterman Davis have donated the paint and IL H. Burdick the painting.

The old time newspaper men reciv-ed S82 for publishing the "Proposed Amendment to the Const ut ion" last fall and cot a one of them said a word for or against the proposition. It was was intended for a bribe and worked handsomely among the old crowd of journalists. rates oi interest as any one. under Davis Watkin's store was arrested Wednesday charged with violat-ordinance No. prohibiting billiard J.

B. DAVIS. If vou want to borrow monev on farm Finegan, a nick name. halls from keeping open after 10 or city property, see L. B.

Davis. Of o'clock p. m. He was fined $30 and fice, 3prope south- of the Burchffeld Jail Birds. The liquor dealers, after defying the Fresh and Salt Me ts of all Kinds.

I butcher nothing but the finest of cattle and hojja nd sell on the principle -live and let My meats are well taken care of and are handled by a flrsl classs butctier. When in need of anything in uiy Hue I respectfully solicit a eha4 of your patronage; IT. 'WEST S5 SOIT, Piop's. hotel, doo his license revoked. Riley was run officers and ignoring the law, are now No shooting allowed on the Holly farm Martin Chase.

CT- 3D. AIRZETOXJD, Manfg of and Dealer light! farm harness Saddles, Bridles, Collras, Whips, Ete. SOLE AGENT FOR paying the penalty by heavy fines and lingering in the county jail. The following shows the names, fines and ning a low, gambling den and Judge Burdick gave him justice. City Schools.

The school board employed Mr. Singleton to complete the present term Go to tho Metzger Drug Store for a boss smoke. J. L. Markham, of Elk City, convict For paints and oils go to the Metzger drug store IKTEW FIRM! ed in Tustices court, appealed to the District Court and was apair.

convicted. Sentenced to 7o days in jail, and to of school, but on account of sickness he could not come. The school board acted wisely, and employed Mr. G. B.

Leslie, of Independence, a thorough in Paints and Oils of all kinds at Wright's Drugstore. par a fine of $225 and costs. structor And a man of extensive exper Clark Her, convicted by a jury. Fin For pure fresh drugs call at the drug store. For coughs, colds, whoopiug cough, ience in teaching.

As an instructor Mr. Leslie has few if any superiors. G. W. ALEXMDEE ft SOE Come and see the only Exclusive Grocery Store in the city.

Flour of all Grades, Selected Teas, ed $300 and costs and sentenced to 90 days in jail. try Dr. White's PulmonaaU, for Fred Willenruther, "Dutch Fred," California Excarsloa The Mo. P. will run an excursion to was fined $300 and sentenced to 90 San Francisco Jan.

26th. The rate for days in jail. ir'ure Coflees Spices, Butter and Cheese, from best dairies, the round trip from Elk City will be $60. William Coldsmith plead guilty on sale at Metzger's drug store. Ladles, AttcaUoa A large stock of Millinery Goods, con-suting of ladies' bats, hoods, ribbons and trimmings at less than, wholesale prices.

Must be closed out in 30 days. At the Variety Store. live us a call. One door South of Wm right's drug store. N.

ADAMS, The tickets will be food to return on one count Was fined $125 and costs. any time wkhin 6 months from date of and sentenced to SO days in jail. In addition, they each have to give BUSINESS MANAGER a vm-awya, Foreign and Domestic Fruits. i bonds in the sum $2,000 each that they will not violate the prohibitory law in any manner for two years. Mrs.

Im C. Taylor, OrtMauker. Shop st realtiesec, one door north of Cotm Bm 1 store Will lo mil kinda of drtm mmk-tngta to ltet at tea. awl romtmalxr wttia-faction. Tour patronage reapaciilty aoUatMd.

11 work done tt the lowest rates. i ISlegant colored glassware in sets or Also a com pie assortment of good usually kept in a a firat-claas atom. Goode delivered promptly to all parts of the city. Call and get our prices before going? elsewhere. Highest market price Daid for Onr tprm TiAf? sale, and pasengers have the privilege of stopping off at any point on the route.

For any additional lnformatiaif 'call on, S. R. Smith. Local Ag't. A Sad Accident.

About the hoar of 3 o'clock last Saturday afternoon, W. P. Berry, section foreman on the Southern Kansas road. Chas. Fetterly and Wm.

Burroughs Dy we piece, ai ine variety store. Warner's Sale Kidney Cure at Wright's Dkvg StosE. zA for credit were indited jointly, charged with eight violations. The case was con tested with ability and vigor, resulting OK BIGQIMS, Son Why will yon chill when you can be cured for 50 cts. Collins' Ajpie Cure i warranted to do it.

No other physic is needed as it acts directly npon the liver and cleanses the stomach of all II. a blacksmith at) Sigel, Ilia wrote March 22d that he was very lame witb rheumatism, he could hardly walk and the joints of bis limbs were badly swollen and very sore, and so painful he could scarcely trtito in bed. Bis fbysicfan advised Mm to use Chamber-aiu's Pain Balm. The effect was beneficial from the first application, nd he ta now able to attend 'to his regnhtr work. This Biedhdne lias only to be tried to convince the most skeptical that it is the best treatment for rheumatism.

Sold by Masterman A Davii. received a life long injury by losing his in the jury finding different verdicts Fetterly guilty on five counts and FASHIONABLE left eye. At the time the dreadful accident occured he was cutting an iron rail when a Bcale from chisel struck BARBER HAIR DRESER. Burrough on eight counts a total pf 13 counts. The defence sought to set the verdict aside on account of the ver If the Air Line bonds fail to carry in Sedan another proposition will be sub Shop 1 dooi south of Wright Brown's dict being in excess oi the indictment Biitted to the voters calling for the road his eye a glancing lick, cutting the membrane and allowing the nctrous humors to escape.

The wound was -rsoPBirroB or- The attention of out friends is called It is not necessary la change the climate which you live in or bay el about for the restoration' of health. If yoa haye weak Ums, coughs, colds, croup, consumption or bionchitis, Beggs Cherry' Cougb Syrup warranted to cure yon. Sample bottles free at Uas-terman Davis. The question was taken under advise to be built to that place instead of L. W.

Uyre has a full line of grocer ment by the Judge and county Attor trains running in on the D. M. A. dressed and he is being carefully treated ies in connection wtth bis immenee line to the extremely low prices we areina ing on white blankets, Chambers Bros A Co. ney, and in order to avoid expense of a by his family physician.

He is an in of dry goods. track. The present proposition will be defeated as the tax pavers of Sedan CRYSTAL 'DRUG STORE sew trial a compromise was agreed dustrious and hard working gentleman and the' loss of his eye la a loss to him upon resulting in: "HACKMETACX" a tastiag ad frara perfume. Price ti aaa ecats. are not desirous of voting $20,000 to the local company.

Chas. retterly being sent to jail for DES1.EK IX- that none out he can realize. Hosse Starkta. 70 days and fined $275 dollars aud costs. Elk Ciiy Mil This market report is corrected every The Montgomery County Society meets at Independence the 2th.

of Febiuary at 10 o'clock for the wm. Uurrows, sent to jail for 70 Piirfl Dnip-s and Medicines Thursday noon and gives prices the day days and $275 and costs, and each R. MOAT, BlsiclrnTrn Does First-class work. Repairing neat ly and promptly executed. HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY purpose of electing officers for the en piacea uoaer oonas not to vio 33 suing year and transacting such other late the prohibitory law in any manner Continues tit lead the market in 35 1 SO 60 lor the next two years.

business as may come before the meeting. D. W. Kingsly, president of the society, requests evejy art of the county to be- represented. Joe neatly, convicted during, the same term, is serving SO days in Uil 2 00 BEST GSADE of FLOUR ana wiu pay $125 sad cost: 3 80 For Oysters, Lunch or aSquan eal, Gall At The Y.

V. 4 W. folks are having a Buy where you can buy the best PAINTS, OILS GLASS, PUTTY, YARNISH, FANCY TOILET ARTICLES -r Special attention gi'ea to Physician'tS 1 1 1 1 i MILLINERY and DRESSMAK11IG, 3 60 20 SO 3 CO of publication of the Globe. Corn, pec Oars, per bo. Flax, per Millet, per Wheat per Castor Beans, per Flour, best, pet K0.2 No.

a Meal, per 23 lbs. Gi-abABH per 100. Bran, per Shorts, per Potatoes, per flutter, per lb- Ejrxs, per Apple, per OulocSy per Hay, per to. Iloirs 4 00 a hard tiaae- to. make a connection: with the D.

M. A road. A route' was sur Try Love ek Hammond before you buy jour field sad garden seeds. They Yalkeps Lunch Room 60 60 cespoQdiijgly LOW pnees. They will not be un 4ersol and keep; large supply of nave nesa supply.

Miss; Ins Brown, of Independence. T.J.WALKER, veyed but the local managers could not get tfie right of way from the- farmers for a song, so they are busting another route It is too bad that farmers wE3 sot allow their fine farms to be cut te too 14 19 es was visiting rn the city Friday and Sts- INDEPENDENCE FLOUR and FEED uraay. While in Independence call at stand am iarret, book-keeper, for 8- B. pieces by rsilroad without the eompa-T PTi2 a few cents, so says the 4 10 We have jut opened out the largest and best asserted stock of Ministry CttTi ever exhibited in Elk City. Dresses made in the latest styls.

Ltj tipg a specialty. iFat 1 35 a 9 uartung. arrived in the city Tuesday constantly or hand. Our customer willflod as always rcadd to ex ha age the grists ana extend tbero airy accorataodation consistent with a aafe metho? of dois Tht of war men. fa any style.

good ileal or a 'First-clt'sLonrb; All Steals. .10 mo. r. roaa irons Eov. la A i.