The Garrison Times from Garrison, Kansas • 3

THE TIMES. Attention BubH.ribo Cor Tim Gamion Times, only $1,50 yoar, For anything In tbo lino of Pry goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Cups, Clotbing, Crockery, Glassware, Woodenwaro, Bonos ouil on Landon Sikos. SUBSCRIPTION, I1.50 PER YEAR. Garrison, Tuehday, Auo. 8, 1880- Kamas Central Railway.

Time Tabic No. 13. done by our oitizons, and they probably Soitlod for good. They have a large foraale with them wboos will sooms to be tbeir only law; she rales with despotlo powor, a blast from hor little trumpet being sufllcont to bring tbe wholo colony about hor in a few minutes. They are very quick lo resent any roal or fancied insult; four or five of them punished a small boy of Garrison tor simply motioning with bis band at one of their number.

Thoy are rather dark complexlonod, and are mixed with Italians. They are several hundred strong and are in two tribes or swarms, and if thoy do well we'll have lots of honey next year for thoy aro B. B. B. Mossrs.

London Sikes purchased IfiHt Tucn Juy a large nd select bill of clothing of Mr, Wm. LnoyofChi-cngo. Mr. Lucy represents Cbas, P. Kellogg of Chicago, the oldest and largest clothing factory known to tho Undo, Tho tales of Ibis house aggregate over 2,000,000, and tbey givo employment to about five thousand people.

It needless lo say that they can sell low, and consequently Messrs. Landon Sikes can oifov bargains in clolbing this full, that cannot be beat any whoro in the west, Besides baying good staple goods, (hoy havo ordered an elogant I. no ol dress sul which they will lake, pride iu exhibiting, so if you oontomplulo a good Sunday-go-to-mooting suit, wait the arrival of this order, and do yoursolf a favor by trading with those popular, young merchants. STOKH, NEWJ.GOODS. NEW TOWN, NEW To The People ol Wari hoii, LANDON gost Ihu thoy build their ohuroh on the west slope of Signal hill, say twonty or thirty feet from tbo baso, It would ooiumaod a delightful view ofthe valley and surroundlngoountry while it would stand out in bold ie-lief aguinst tbo bluff, It wou'd overlook the young city, it would Le In a cool delightful location and away from the noise and dust of the business portion of tho city.

Tbo approach oould consist of two or three or more flights of stops, of say four steps each, while the hill could bo terraced to oorrospood wilh the fTighta of steps, aud by to doing we oould secure the most delightfully locatod, and picurosque churoh iu tho oounty, while the company would donate four or fivo lots, iai Hotel Arrives The following na'm'od parties took dinntr with mine host of the Garrison Houso, Sunday; Gordon wifo and fumily, Fred Culvor, II, Zumwiukel, L. E. Wicks, G. W. Vaughn wifo and daughters, John Graven, I).

K. Ganohmnn, 0. K. Owen, il. G.

Murphy, John Mo-Grail, M. Ki'ilay and wife, James Howard and wile, Wra. N. Nu'z and wifo, Miss Carrie Nutz, Albert Nulz, Elwurd Fritscuo, Frankie and wife, P. 0.

Bevard, J. Wohlheotor, and Ed U. Culvor from Leavenworth; J. A. Bell wifo and children, Wm.

Marshall, and Anno Faurie and family of Butler City; J. A. Met-Oitll'o, J. E. Jopson, and J.

E. Bradley of Soldier City; F. Strickland, Olesburgh; C. Rogers, Wm. Kog-ers, A.

E. Landon and lady, Onaga. ami Surronnding Country SIKES SEWEH A new frosh and complote utook of Dry Gooda, Grocoros, Boots and Shooa Ilati, Caps, Clothing. EVERYTHING NEW. Call and Exasuinc ojir GoodOnd Prices.

Everything af Bottom Prices. IIIGI.IST PiUera PAID FOR PRODUCE. Next Door to Hotel. LANDON SIKES. THE mi WILSON Iscillatiiig SKuttle SEWING MACHINE Is wonderful In It9 conception, unpreco-fJontsd for doing a large rane of sewing In textile fabrics and leather.

Its mo tions are continuous, admitting of an extraordinary rate-of speed, either by steam or foot powor. Every motion of tho trer.dle makes six stitches, thus producing about one-third more work In a day than other Sewing Machines. It has no stop motions, and tightens the stitch with the O. W. Burton, agent from Olos-burg, has charge of the KtuiHii Cou-tral busmen at Garrison for the present.

Mr. Hammond is off on a furlough a few days visiting friends. Mr, Burton 11 a Prince of good fellows, and enjoys the confidence of the com pany, and it certainly is not misplaced. Mr. Conner ie making a specialty of tho fruit business now, he is receiving choice apples every day, which he is pedling through the oountry.

It won't be many years till our farmers will have apple of their own production, till thon wo must depend on the eastern portion of our State for apples. It is only for the time being though. Pottawatomie's much nominated man is in for it again, just bocause be is good natured, aud has over been on the side of tho week, they have taken advantage ofbisgeaor-ous disposition, and uaddloi the empty honors of a place on. the greenback ticket at Top ok a when they know thore is not a ghost of a show for him or bis party. John Thomas, our very popular merchant, returned from his visit to Wisconsin last Friday evening.

He was around shaking hands with his numorous friends Saturday and looking ever so happy. He roports that he saw some very pleasant towns while away, but none to compare with Garrison, tho pride of Pottawatomie, and the gem of the Blue Valley. A gentleman from Onaa reports that they a suppor and boe-down in that town a low nights sine, the proceeds of which will bo used to fix up a oemetery, wherein to bury their dead. He further remarks that they never pass the bat around to raise money for the preacher in Onaga, but at the end of the qu rter they give a hop, and tho preachor gels his pay. While tho excursionists were in Garrison on Sunday ist, Mr.

Gunman, of Oiiaga, was walking up Main street, when bis attention was attracted to a large ratilosnako.nn the front poroh of Muj. Jenkirm' stores H.f rocared a pioec of board and succeeded in placing his snak-ship hort du combat. He had ten rattlos and abikton, and was what is known as a timber rattlesnake, and meorured 3i foet in length, and seven inches in circumfuranoe. Ho attracted considerable attention. Messrs.

Thomas Brothers are doing a good business in everything in their line, and especially in combined reapors and mowers. They have sold among others to the following named gentlemen Champion harvesters, B. Carnaban, Fred Bickbart, Edward Olson, Uria Benny, Mr. Monford, and others. Their trade is growing rapidly and assuming large proportions.

Tbey sold last week a largo bill of lumber that went within ten miles of Clay Center. Doo Chilcote culls his coons Han oock and English, thoy are young and wary little fellows, and have been considerrble trouble to the doctor. They were but a tew days old when they beoamo wards of tbo drug firm, and it being yn possible to prooure wet nurses for them, the doctor had to feed them out of a bottle, and as a oonsequence tbey have become very muoh attached to tboir nursing apparatus, theroby develop, ing Btrong Democratio proclivitios, hence the oppropiatoness of their names, or at least their names were considered appropriate until a few days since, when it was discovered that they were not that kind of coons. How wouldJSusan B. and Ann Eliza do? any thing you know to avoid mistaken identity, Maj.

Jenkins has his fine storo building almost ready for occupan cy. Mr. Shaw, one of the bost the oounty, is putting in the shb'ying and counters, and to say that tbo work is nice but foebly expresses it. The store is 82x24 ieet: it has livioe.tooms with a nine foot room for storago, and a cellar twenty-lour feet square. There is but one store building in tbo oounty that is finer, larger or better looated than that of Mr.

Jen kins oldstand's clothing store of Wamego. The store will be ocou pied by two gontloraen from Boaty, Marshall county. They are poa sessed of large means, and aro now in Chicago buying their stock of goods, which will comprehend dry goods, clothing, grooorio, tobacco, etc. We aro glaa to wolcoiao them to our raidut, EtMtWMtl, STATIONS. No 1 I No.

Pass I rVt Leave, Arrive. M.IA Leavenworth I PJunclion 'Salt Crek. Klri(s Lt. m. Winchester Uoylt Kalll.

Switch rl ITtrtim Holiun Clrcfovilli. Soldiei 45 II 40 1 II oj 10 4J 10 to 10 00 9 4o 9 oj I 15 7 35 7 ao I 6 45 6 10 4 3 4 30 4 3 5 3 '5 3 00 06 I 30 ie it 11 30 H. tj 11 oj 'I 55 I 41 II 17 II 11 10 55 10 3J 10 13 9 5 9 44 9 31 9 7 9 7 0 oa 35 1 ai 06 Savannah mmm. 1 Whcaton t.Olesburgh 1 45 0 t7 5 031 ArrWi. Leave, 5 00 btof only on signal.

etWIet Episcopal Churdh, Wm. Koips, Pastor. Freachisg evert- Sunday at o'clock A. M. Sabbetk School every Sunday at tchool bouie, at 4 A.

Robert Bayles, Superintendent. Flour, best and cheapest at Lan-don Bikes. Bend in your money and namep, and we'll tend you the' Garrison Tims Messrs. Lob Smith and Lane, with their families, spent the Sabbath at Adams Peak. Jat received at Landon Sikes, two oar-loads of salt whioh they are Betting at very low rates.

Clint Huff has gone ont of town on a speculation, "baying old iron, you know. A communication from Louisville came to late for this weeks issue. It Will appear next week. Call and eiamine the qualities and (rices of our groceries. Landon Sikes.

Maj. Jenkins has a team at work hauling material for sidewalks on bis lots, and grading the street in front of his handsome store room. Mr. Finuf is now engaged in painting the second best store building in the oounty, that of Maj. Jenkins.

Dave Goldstand, of Wamego, has the test. Judge Haaen, of Havensville honored our city with a flying visit last Thursday was much pleased with our town, Come again Judge, your always welcome. It has been sugjest by several leading farmers that we organise a took association at Garrison, and have a booming stock and agricultural fair this foil' What say you, Subeeriptions for the Garrison Tikis are beginning to oome in and ae base a very 1 expectable list, but there is room. Send in your names and the Ithy lucre and we will send you a live newspaper. The handsomest woman in Pottawatomie county so said, lives within one mile of Garrison, while is also stated that the belle of Bi-by county lives at the mouth of Baldwin Csesk, just opposite Garrison.

Wont Signal hill look lovely adored with a gem of a ohuroh and that cew school house that we are going to have this fall? They will overlook the pity, and every time we look up and see them we will be proad of our Garrison. A tyhograpbioal error appeared in last weeks issue, in an article headed "We are booming" in regard to our population, it makes us say that Pottawatomie oounty has fifty thousand inhabitants when it should have read over fifteen thousand. The Pottawatomie oounty Democrat, published weekly at Wamego by Qroesbeck Bently, is a sterting Democratic paper, will contain all the political news oi the day, and is paper worthy the support of all flemoorats in the oounty. Mr. K.

C. Bouse, of the firm of Bckard House, had the misfortune -to loos a very fine mare on Friday last while driving her and another animal to a light spring wagon, be tweea Clay centei Mfj Randolph. She died of oonjesjjon of the Tbe iientiemeu have our sympathy in their loss. Mr. Thomas Pierce was In town this wee on his way up the river to buy oath Vfeeders, to which be will feed bis pmoth cropef oorn.

Mr, Pieroe pay liberal prices for good cattl wo-y ear-olds; be none but olaos. He fed the it nner lot of cattle sent to the Jlan has Gity market last year, and thinks he can do the same this year. Ho is one of our first farmers, and an AH). 1 citizen. WeamuriJ.

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4 II 40 4 3 130 4 46 oj 4 51 it if 5 It J3 J.i I lo I jo oj 10 il 40 tat0 45 1 405 1 i 00 7 35 soo 64. 9 05 9 3o Miles' Patent Safety Pin. Mule from the best brut spring wire, with 1 complete and perfect protection for the point, In the ihape of a round ihieltl, formed from licet brau, the whole being litkel Pitted and handaomeljr finished. Thii Pin it a prft and tbe beat In tfct market. We alto control the tale of COLE'S PATEST BIT 1XS COAT BOOK.

These Hooki are made from the bet Swedes Iron Wire, flattened, wilh point barbed. They are easily driven and give excellent tatisfaction where they are in use. Wo are the exclusive manufacturers of the above named Fin and Hat and Coat Hook. Correspondence solicited. DOUBLE POUTED TACK 109 CniilBIUS Kerf York City.

We Moan Cured, Not Merely Relieved And Can Prove What we Claim, BUT" Thrrtt arc no fnllurea and nodlrap polntuiet.ir you tre iroulledwl(h KICK 1IKADA4 IIK jou ran ha vamily and qulrhlj fured, aa hundrvda hmre alryndy. Va whall pleafd in tnati a licet of ttlmonlul to any Intf ifU-l, CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PiLLS A 1 no cure all forms of BHIntisneM, prevent Cnnntl-pfttlnn and DyMpcimla, promote JiKefltiou. relieve dhtrww from too fiearly eiitlug, correct disorders of the Btnrnaoh, Htlmulate the Liver, ami Ktu-late the Bowel n. They do nil this by taking Just oue little pill at a dose. Tbey are purely vegetable, do not gripe or purge, and are tu nearly perfect at It la poHSthle for a pill to lie.

Price 2 cents, for $1. Hnhl IjV flniBitiftU everywlieroor mmiI by limil. CARTER aiEDlCINE ERIE. PA. THE BEST OF ALL El F03 tUH 03 mST.

When ft medicine hns Infallibly donn Its work in millions of cutta fur move I ban third of a century; when it ha ranched every pnrt of llio world; when numbflilena families everrwlinre con sider it tho only sufo rolianoe in case of pum or Hccniom, 11 is prouy suio to ouu audi a inedioine THE BEST OF ITS KIR This Is the aso with tho Mct-Von Muatniig Liniment. Every mull brings intelligence of a valtinble hnrae aaved, the agony of nn awful scald or burn subdued, the horrors of rhen mutism overcome, nnd of a thousand- und-one other blessings and mercies performed by the olu rellablo Mexican Hustana Ivlntment. All forms of outward dlsoaso are speedily cured by the I Mustang Liniment. it penetrates muscle, memhrano and tissue, to the very boue, banishing pain and curing disease with a power thut never fails. It is a medlcino needed bv I overybody, from the raruhtro, who rides 1 uis MUSTj over the solitary plains, to the merchant Ei'inoo, and the woodcutter who split Is foot 1th the axe.

It cures Rheumatism when all other apnlieatkvns tail. Ibis wonderful speedily cures such ailments of tho HUMAN FLESH as ii Rheumatism, Swellings, MtlfrS Joints, Contracted Mnaclee, BnrinS) and Scalds, Cuts, Urnlaes anUL, Nprains, Poisonous Bites enri fttlnjfs, fltlffttesn, JLruncitAKS, Old Sores, Ulcers, Frostbites, Chilblains, (tore Nipples, Cakcl lirest. mi Indeed every form of external dt- ease. f'i It is tho greatest remedy for the dls- orders and accidents io which the jo Creation ui bibjaet Una law Si -boon known. It cures fc-J Sprains, Swlnny, 81I.T Jol-itn.

f': ml ml r. TTnr.iM.. Uiipp, Kfti.r i i eases, Foot Hot, Screw Worm, tl "now lorn, neratenrs, vttna-galls. Spavin, Farey, KlmgbKno, Old Worse, Poll Film njioH the Sljfht and every other ailment to "YHital, the ocnnpenis of the Stable and Stock 1'nrd are llablr, A twenty-five cent bottle of Mexioar Mnstanar Liniment has often bhvimI valuable horso, ft life on crutches, yours of torture. "Ci It heals without Sear.

It s-nes to i the very root of the mutter, poniitraiine gj even 1 he bone. It euros everybody, end illsrrnolnt K. no one. It has bten in steadv n-n inr more than twenty-flve years, 1 jv. pvaiuveiy THE BEST OF ALL mm FC3 MAST CB E2A8T.

TO 310 1 immim I mi needle out of tho fabric. It uses the wall-known Wilson Compound Feed on both sides of the needle. It host two-thirds less parts than any other flrat-class Sewing Machine. Its arm is fully eight and one-rmlf Inches Ion and five and one-half inches and the whole Machine Is very compactly and scientifically constructed In proportions, elegance, design and appearance. Its simple, powerful and perfect mechanism places It as far In advance of all other Sewing Machines es the telephone Is superior to the tin speaking tube.

The WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT, for repairing all kinds of textile fabrics WITHOUT PATCHING, furnished FREE with ail WILSON SEWING MACHINES. Prices furnished wlthfrelchtchtrpc prepaid, and machines furnished on trial to responsible partes, to bo used with steam-power. In places where we havo no agents. Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List, No. 230.

Charley Hinklo the popular conductor on tho Kansas Central, conducted himself so singularly last StUurduy, on the train from Onnta to Garrison that they verily boliov-ed ho was sutlering from temporary insanity, and'Doa Keller and Bill Bluolc uf'icr a short Consultation concluded at Butler City to telograph tho old man" lor instructions, whou Charley loarning through a small hoy on the plaiforra of the depot how mailers stood, through a question oi the little fellow's saying, you aiu't cruzy are. you mister? Charley suid n-no, and rusliod into tbo d. -pot in time to prevent tho dispatch, and lo lo Doo and Bill, that tbey had a bran splinter new boy at their houso, nd if they would keep quiet he would sot up ail the boor at l3ietz wnen they got to Garrison. Charley told our reporter that bo iuteuded that boy should punch ticucts, Kind Words. We thank many Iriends for kind words of choer and patronage wilh which we are already grootod in our effort to build up a newspaper in the Blue Valley.

We beg thorn to give us timo, and we will loe to it that Iheir highest hopes for The Times shall be realized. To the Manor Horn. Its a boy, the first born in Garrison, and like every other production ofthe Blue Valley its a wboppor. Mrs. P.

H. Lane its mother is doing splendid, and Pelo, he's (hl-g as well as could be expected under the circumstances. The boys say that he will have to celebrate if they oalch him down to the "Pailace." Our Hold. Everybody ho patror.izos tht Garrison hotel seem of our own mind, that it is the best hotel west of Leavenworth. Mr.

Kreybill is certainly tho right man in the right placo. Attentive to the comforts of his guests, his tables abounding in all the delicacies, and staples with which this, and Leavenworth market abounds. That Barbecue. Quite a parly of Ladies and gentlemen are preparing to go over to Bpring crcou, noar o. Shehi's to the grind Bepublican ralley and Garfield Barbocue, August 4th.

A four horse team with pretty lassies, banners fiying and plenty of music, will go from hero. Hip, hip, hurrah for Gairison, Garfield aud the Bepublican party. Let Ug Have Light. There is hardly an evening but what we hear some one ask the question why do you not have some street lamps. Of a dark evening the town looks gloomy without street lamps, while unwary travelers aro in danger of breaking their limbs.

Who will put up the first lamp. There should be one in front of every store, at the hotel and at tho depot. Who'l be the first, Our Livery Men. We took a walk through the splendid livery barn and stables of tbe Messrs. Eckard House, one day last week, and wore surprised to find bo complete an establishment as this firm have, They have a splendid line of top buggies and family carriages, besides spring wagons, single rigs, transfer wagons, etc.

Their horses are in in fine trim and good roadsters, and in sufficient numbers that they can have a team in good trim for a long trip on short notice. Their prices-are liberal and a man can indulge in a buggy ride by patronizing these gontlemen without paying a sum approxima ting the value of the outfit. They receiving that patronage that rewards merit everywhere. Our Church. Maj.

Jenkins was wailed on one day last week by Mr, Bayles and one or two other genllemou to prooure a lot on wbieh to build the new ohuroh. The Maj, showed them a number of lots; any of whioh the towu company would donate for the pnrposo named, but wo believe the committee failed to designate thoir preference. Now it the gentlemen have no objection, wo On Sunday last there was an ox cursion ovor tbo Kansas Central lo Garrison Irom Leaveu worth, and intermediate points ulong the roud. The excursionists were chiefly Germans though there was quite a num ber of Americans In tbo rty, rop-rcseuing large businoss firms of Leavenworth. We noticed among the rest, from Onagu, R.

A. Thomas, D. Rogers, Johnoy Wiso, Mr. Gariman, A. E.

Landon and others. From Butler City we noticed the popular druggist of that place, Mr. Joe Kelly; also that wbole-soud gentleman Mr. Bell There wore quite a number from Winchester, and among tbe many from Loaveri-worlh wrs Mr. Jack MoGrail, with whom wo hud the pleasuro ofi-huk-ing hands.

There was four cars in the train, all filled witLhappy, sober, good nalured people. Quite a num ber went up on Signal hill to got a glimpsoflbe surrounding country. They lett at five o'clock for their homes. ot MiBMiiouicr. In the north part of Garrison is built quite a little town by itsolf, which has been called on account of the land belonging to Reverent Knipe, Kuipetown." It con'ains one blacksmith shop, one storo, ono billiard ball and saloon, one first class restaurant and boarding bouso and a lunch establishment, and i will in ull probability have a firsl class livery feed aud Bale stablo in a few days.

But what we wish lo speak about is the disposition on tb part of a large majority of its citi zons to change tbe name from Knipetovrn to Smithville, Bmilhport, Sroilhburg, Smithtown or Smith-haven. Tbey had a'meeting on Smilh avenue the other evening to discus the matter, and see what could bo done in the matter, when Mr. Peter Smith was called to the curbslono to preside. When tbe meeting was called to order, and tbe business of the evening was explained in a well limed speech by the president, setting forth tho claims that the Smiths had the honor of having this addition called by some title that should comprehond and be patronymio to tboir great name, (loud cheers) and now, said the speaker is tbe time to aot, while we are in the majority whereupon the blacksmith arose and said, Mr-President, but was hissed down, and it soon became apparent that no one whose father was not known as Smith, would bo allowed to vote, so those who were not named Smith retired On motion it was decided to oall this part of tbe city Smith-town, when on motion of Smth jr the name was made unanimous. They all adjourned to Dietz to christian it.

New Arrivala. Our citizens wore surprised one day last weok to see Garrison a large colony from the east, who were simply going toward the setting sun, having no particular plaoe in view, bnt resolving to stop at any point that should promise hm good ft-orfortb! homes. They were foreigners, and none of thorn spoke our language. Messrs. Finuf and Chiloote waited on the colony, and after a short interview wherein Mr.

Finuf demon, strated considerable diplomacy tbey were prevailed on to stop in Garrison, they went into our park by invitation of tbe above named gentlemen, where they still remain quartered Thoy woro in rather destitute ciroumntanceH, but ore possessed of indomitablo porsoVorohco, industry and self dependence, everything hits done for them that could bo Address WILSON SEWING MACULE CO. GHIOGO. ILLINOIS, U. M. COTTON, ATTORNEY at L4W NOTARY PUBLIC AND -General Insurance Agent Office in the Boporter Building, LOUISVILLE, KANSAS.

I88O. THE 1S80. Kansas State Fair. UNDER AUSPICES OF THE. Wester National Fair Aseooiation AT Biamauck Grove, Near Lawrenoe, FROM Sept.

13th to Sept. 18tti, 18SO. Entry Days Sept. 9, 1 0, and 11. Preiulnms Amounting to Over $30,000 I EACH ADMISSION Jo Cents.

35 Cents, CHILDREN under 15 For Premium List or Entrv far Premiums a.ddrei. E. Riggs, Sccre sry, Lawrcnc, Kansas. For information concerning Space for Exhibits, Power for Machiney, 01 Purchasi- of Privileges. Ad.

dress JAS. f. KtENEV, Lswrea, Kan-as. JOHN ROBQERS 4 o- Manufactaror of and Dsaler in II ARNE SADDLES, COLLARS, wnips, BLANKBT8, FLY-NBTS, QCRRY COMBS Repairing Seatly Done, P. M.

CHANDLER, Loan, Insurance and ReaU Estate Agent. Money always on hand to loan on Improved farms at 8 and 9 per cent, annual interest wishing to borrow will leceive the benefit of lower rates than can possibly be obtained am the; only agent in the county who loans at an annual intciest of 3 and 9 per cent, i have the money and you caa come and sign the papers and lake the money home with you, and don't trust your papers to Irresponsible men. Improved Farms end R. H. Lxidsfor All business promptly attended to.

P. M. CHANDLER, mayx Kansas, L. GARTMANN, ONAGA, PL UN ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, A specialty made of fine graining and carriagepainting. Orders for work in the country prondptly at tended to.

1 BEALgBB, 1 111 Loulsyllle, Have the only get of abstract books rottawatouiie county. LOAN MONEY OS FAUJJ MOBT. feb27 GAOES. MONEY to L(1aN. We are now prepared to loan money on real estaet security At mid 9 Vcr Ctnt Interest.

Money obtained without If yw want a loan you will Have mony byf caing upao tw nrgoiiatinR elsewhere, ai we i map waning speciality. Call on when In Jmea or BtJtreSi ui amt vuur huHittess will rccetve nr-Jmp' nd careful attention. JiUlN F. Jv i.J. I.IM Oilioe uuth uf iip" 1.