Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 24, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 February 1895 — Page 4

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u iui vvw JASrKK. DDBOII COÜNTT, INDIANA. ä our 4 at Us fosioBc t Jfttptr ln.1ln. far ra awslon through the mall at ond cla matttr. FRIDAY, FEBUARY 22, 1895. irCongress on Thursday of last week voted against Cleveland's pro posal to öl ace this countrv on an exclusive gold basis, and issue 3 Ier cent, gold bonds instead of the 4 per cent, he has bargained with the British Rothchilds for. The Coukikk is glad to note that Congressman Bretz voted with the majority of the Democrats against the gold-bug idea. Now if Congress would pass a law to issue greenbacks enough to keep m circulation a certain given amount per capita of population, making them a full legal tender for all purposes, and redeemable onlv in greenbacks, the people would rise up and call it blessed. Resignations Galoke. The In diana Soldiers' Monument bids fair to be delayed in its completion by the resignations of those having the work in charge. McMonnaies, the designer selected for the groups to surround it, got mad because he was not permitted to dictate the character of the groups, he wanting to substitute a Naval group instead of one illustrating Peace, as provided by the law governing the erection of the Monument, and so he resigned. Langsdale, President of the Monument commission, did not like the proposed cutting off of salaries, and so he resigned. Y. H. English, who is rich enough not to care for the salary, got mad at the criticisms of some jealous aspirants for his place, and now he has resigned. With all these changes at one tim, it is doubtful if this big extravagance will be as well completed as it should le for the money the taxpayers pay for it. RiDict'Lors Partisa.msm. To all wlio are well acquainted with Dr. A. J. Thomas, Supt. of the Evansville Insane Hospital, the report of Senator Boyd to the Indiana Senate accusing the Dr. with "over indulgence in intoxicating liquors," as an excuse for a recommendation for his removal, will be viewed as the meanest kind of low-down partisanship. His acquaintances all know the Dr. to be entirely guiltless of such a charge. While it is prob able he may sometimes indulge in a social glass, no man can truthfully accuse him of drunkenness or incapacity. The reports of each of the State Insane hospital show that under his kind and judicious skill ful treatment, a larger proportion of patients have been restored, at the southern hospital than at either of the others. It is a burning shame for Senators to try and blacken the character of a good man just because his place is wanted for some friend. Turn him out, if you must have the spoils, but do not uselessly injure his life-long and hardearned reputation. fThe Indiana House has passed two resolutions for amendments to the State Constitution, one requiring foreign born, citizen.1 to live in the State five years before becoming eligible to vote, passed by a vote of 67 yeas to 11 nays, the latter being cast by Democrats. The other amendment proposes to admit of voting by machines, so that all possibility of fraud may be obviated, and the result announced by the machine as soon as the polls close. A bill to tax greenbacks has passed both branches. On Monday Representative Van Arsdel offered a resolution of sensa tional interest. It provides for committee to investigate the facts relating to the passage and adoption ot the tee and salary bill unacted bv the hv.t legislature, in the transcrib ing of which an error was made which has caused the bill to be de clared in a significant part uncon slitutional. The error was- due to the purloining of a sheet from the engrossed bill and substitution of another. Attorney General Ketchatn Sat urday secured evidence which will lead to the detection of the Derne trator and a sensation is looked for soon. The committee has power a i r . . r io senu xor persons and papert. If the change of sheets is shown to have been done after the passage it is believed the supreme court will annul its decision declaring this section invalid. The house passed a bill for the by I . ' . , the almost tinan mnm v r.f 1 the House. JJunng the debate au mo w tj us itepretative Jackaon, ot Delphi, I M:d there was a barrel house, with '

.uiiuig ui eiiccw oi narcotics on 'get a package from Sevmotir t. n ' . ' OI wiimi i .iiwpfr, inuiana, until tne i the human avidm. I fi ' u.1011'. 1 ' Il".n "H? ', Imh, will attend to March m. at 4 o'clock, p. m.

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In.. nt w.. "ii T " 1 I, . 1 r". w öu7'ur. r 1 1 1 i ' ' . )eoH having residue in two equal payment loway, of Evansville, wanted to h- Is it right to tiermit railroads to thus ,own,H,,,ln mmIiipm to trannact are re-and two years, the pufchaHer

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I whisky on tap for legislators in the

I collar of the State House, and the inspiration of some members seemed . to be drawn from it. The House passed the legislative ' gerrvmander, but as it had no right to uppuruuu wie atuieut uns ausmiiii it is not likely the act will effect anything more" than illegal fight, The Senate was expected to pass the act on Thursday as the He- ... ..: t...... ..ill.:.. : ... publican caucus had so decreed. BrXumbers of petitions, with signatures aggregating over 200,000 persons, have been presented to tho Legislature asking for the enactment into law of the "Nicholson bill," amending the liquor laws of the State, The Republican legis lators intended to kill the bill bv letting it die in committee at the start, but too many people ha've aske 1 for its enactment to afford to treat them with such contempt, and now the leaders, who pledged the liquor league during the last cam paign that if the liquor element would vote the Republican ticket the legislature would ignore all temperance legislation, and bv that pledge secured their big majority, are ''between the devil a:id thedeep blue sea." It is said a number of them have taken to hard drinking on account of it, and that Hardy anI YVillrmrrliKt nra 4tir it uaiii 11 VA IT UIVUIIlT tIV ISA VI1V dlf'a Sad! Sweeaey'i Railroad Freifkt Bill. Mike Sweeney is makin nil it ik n stir in the Senate, and has sueceeded in showing that the Hepub lican majority is controlled by the lobbyists of all the big corporations. His bills, and the reports against them by the Republican commit tees, in regard to lire insurance and railroad freights and passage served to show the subservience of Kepublican Senators to the demands of wealth. The Hrownstown Ban ner has the following in regard to his railroad freight bill : "On the 29th day of January benator hweeney introduced a bill that was endorsed by everv manu facturer, shipper, merchant, trades man and farmer in Indiana. It is entitled "an act regulating the lia bility of common earners in the transportation of passengers and property, and regulating the amount of weights upon which freights shall be charged, and providing penalties for violation thereof." Section one invalidates anv re ceipt, contract, rule or regulation that shall exempt any railroad from liability. Bills of lading or recoipts given by railroads are always so worded, in small type, which tho shipper seldom takes time to read, as to hecome a binding contract exempting the railroad from liability in case of loss. Many times the shipper does not get his B-L until his freight is in the car, and too late to enter a protest. The railroads have tho whipping hand and r. fuse to carry freight on other than their own terms. The shipper is compelled to acquiesce. Section two makes it unlawful for a railroad company to bill freight in excess of its actual weight or charge tor more weight than is in the package. The practice among railroads now is to charge for 100 pounds no mat ter if the package weighs weighs ten pounds or less. This section should be amended so as to establish the minimum sum of fifteen cents for a m . carrying all packages of less than 100 pounds. Section three requires that tariff rates shall be charged ner mile. making the charge for carrying a package 300 miles three times as much as for carrying it 100 miles. This is on the same plan that passenger tariff is charged. This section should be amended an flint n linavmr tariff mat. I... I... posed for carrying packages fiftv 1 l l i Pt i . ". i milfifl or lfSS. fdsp ihn nlnnnnr ti- ... , - "..nv. niiu lives very near to market will have : too great an advantage over the j This would be especially noticahle ' by farmers, horticulturists and even merchants who live at a distance from market, as they would be scarcely able to compete with those living within a few miles. With the amendments noted bill should pass. It is designed protect shippers who now are at mercy of the railroads, and is en-1 nfrmMfi hu Va Oa It ft 1 i I

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hold the railroads down to anv civ ..w. inn i, ll UUCI HUt wii a hc inuume 01 me oxtort v uy rauruaus wnere mere ia no competition ia outraeeou?. F-1 J I ;i l i quenuy n cosw aouuic as much to . 'vv..w ui uiiu vwilllIimilLV !. 't a . V. " difference? Who will hrv vn? Lis m l. liii ii iii nnniiiiir rnnir nam The bill should pass but we fear it will not. The political leader of

railroads will not be affented l.v T'r. n.i wm,. BZ ,i. 0 Z Kty (80) rods to the piarter section

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nri th n.nn1. n.,i,i i i vt i ,r L? P"'". nj.i ibt nrovuiom line, thence north seventy (0) rods to AAsf I and the people would be benefitted. . t ' w n?,..., the place of beginning, conta ning : VW- L- lOllCLAft l lie peonie oi one communis iu .,. . in' .... Z K"V,U" qort r. to b

given equal chances with those of ,n"or-niMii in j.avnon tonhip nnbou traets 8.) acres, more or less. I S3 SHOE

anotner. me usurous rates oxtort- i. -.!. .Äili"'u l,IN U1 imrcimsum win m re- m m

tho judiciary committee to which it'

was referred recommends that it he indefinitely postponed. He fee.sin it an effort to servo the people and lot the railroads take care of theinselves. This is out of lino with 1. 1: i iiuuiii;hii ptmcy, iicucu ms oppo-, Bition. We have hopes, however, j that the .senate will refuse to holed' by this artful politician and pass the the bill." ' Mr. Joseph M. Williamson and Mr. Juhn Ebelsisor wore the lirst income tax payers in this city to call for blanks upon which to make. A At i oui wieir returns, niey were supplied with tho necessary blanks Monday by Deputy Collector Miss Maud Cotton. New Albany Ledger. Mathew Renner, who has been sick for nearly two years, died at his residence in Blemker's addition Monday morning at 5:30 o'clock, ...... t a .a .. v ' agcu years, -i months and Uavs. He was born Oct. :)d, 1807, and was a son of Joseph and Elizabeth Henner. His father died about 21 years ago. On May ICth, 1893, he was married to Miss Anna Hottet, of Jasper, who was a dutiful and loving wife to him. Huntinghurg News. Saaaay Tbanf its. tltam'tt Horn. If the Lord could trust us with money we would all have more of it. A lazy man loses heart every time he looks at the clock. If we know how to aim, the bigger the giant the better the mark. One reason why Christ ate with publicans and sinners was that they made him welcome. The blind would never find out that they wore blind if somebody with eyes didn't tell them so. controversy m religious matters pays no spiritual dividends. RUN DOWN WITH DYSPEPSIA STOMACH Liver AND HEABT AKFKCTKD. Almost in Despair But Finally' CURED ByTakiag ayer's pills "For fifteen year. I wan a great sufffrr irimi linlit;estion In In worst forms. I tested the nklll f many doctors, but eJ grew wore ami worse, until I liecnme so weal; I could not walk fifty yards without having to dt down and rest. My !in:irli. liver, and heart beeaine affect. W I'll. :itlll I tlnlfllt f Mnlll.l aiirAlt. illu t Ol . ... ..p,., a .-tS IJ Irl .1 Ayt r's Tills and they helped me rli-lit awtiy. I eoiitlinied their use and am now entirely well. 1 don't know of anything that will so quickly relieve niel eure the teirlhle Unering of dyspepHh ns Ayer's Pills." Jmiv C. I'liiTCHAKD, IlrotSIt, Warren Co., N. a AYER'S PILLS Rcvaj Highest Awards AT THE WORLD'S FAIR f9:.o..mm2 Notice of Executors' AlH polntment. Notice in herein fflVn tll'lt flirt ittlus signed has leen "appointed Kxecutorof wie win oi .nana Antonia .ennerHheirn, late of Dulxjis countv, Indiana, deceaxwl. oiiiii eüiaie is solvent. Ai'iifST Sonderman, Kxecutor. Kruno Heirrr.vRit. Attornev. Feb. 22 miö St. lilCKNSK NOTICK. "V1: """ 'P1.0 . m . .!... n ibsurimnii Put nf the town nf J,pr na hfi.i, tnwnhl?. iii.,.t. M.. ' ' I1V,.,.V.7." "'I'- "ll,,0' b. -j milium l HJ rj3w . License Notice. i : , M"rl:'n wp. i"M. flltv. i,t 'A"f muri ..II.. LICENSK NOTICE. . . M k.. .1.. i im tht ib nnd.r.inn.) . mi chiii n of hi Uoii.diM... in KU 'isav U V :'r..ne" '! V "'

N'TICKlührl.ysIvnliitlcltlifinof Jptr '''KN-V V. ltt.VI.Klt, et all . .1 li,,"',rlJe "nhip. iiubni. routny. n,d ! Notice is herein given, that bv virtue of n nler and 'decn-e 'of Ihe'DnbolH luhoi, c.m,iy m tMr nrii wUr M.ion in Circuit Court, made at the .lanuarv term. March. Hi r iiu-i,., tu r-taii intoxicatin 1895, thereof, the undersigned commix"er apKinted hy Haid court to .nuke ! ,r in.iuu K'lwriiinit.Hrh Urin.. sale of real estate in the aliove entitled

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u..f indium, ..finiiic uth iicilii.,. "" hundred and sixty (1150) nda to the sec-

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this Vi1" " 'e.er :,orVU? the Vtti Kn"J.V "?l.?,nlnf .?

I. r... inn. winHi adjoining the limn of Du. iiviun uiui v ui n;na, unii u v ui inu lioriuto. ili.,niV",.,',I,ubo1" conn,r. Indun. west quarter of said section thirtv, in tho' "un,",.. WMt" John lTTK.s, si,l townshin and ranra. more nnrtiiMi.

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offlctj of the Tmstce, where tlioiN en- by uuea can ouiain booM. T oo.i ?La'v Hamhih, Trustee. June 28th, 188-y. I

for Infantt nd Children. OTHERS, Do You Know p, jitmi1! Drops, Godfrey'! OordUl, msny so-called Sooüüng Syrupa, aad

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ssost remedies for cküdrea in composed of opium or morphiae f P T Wm rw that opium aad norphlM are stupefying narcotic potsoM !

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a-Rfcuut UhsHng taaaa potsoas f Pa Tsm lut taat you should not permit any medicine to be firea your cklld Walsss jxm or your paysldaa kaow ot what it is composed 1 Pa T Km aw that Castoria is a puwl regetable prcparatioa, and that a list or Ha iairadiaats U pubUahed Ith trery bottle f P Tarn Ksmtw that Castoria fa tha nrescripUoa of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher. That it has beea ia use for aearly thirty years, and that more Castoria ii now sold thaa of all other raaaedies for children combined t Pa Tarn Kmarw that the Pateat OOce Department of the United States, and of other coBBUies, hare Issued exclusire right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word M Ctatacia aad its f omula, aad that to Imitate Uea is a state prison offense T Pa Yam Kmmw that one of the reasoas for graatlsff this KOTemmest protection was because Castoria had bees prorea to be afeaalataly kaiilasiT Pt TTT MlT M araraa;a doses of Castoria are furnished for 35 aaajta, or oaa east a dose t V T sajaawthat whsa possessed of this perfect preparstloa. your chlldrea may

be kept well, sad Uiat you saay aar unbroke rest T Wall tka t ilfrs are worth haowjac. Tlaeyare

Chlkfrtti Cry for

JUMBO JEANS RANTS.

The Strongest Jeans Also a full stock of Cloth in:. and

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Dec.ll,'94. It. R. Excursions. "WashiiiKton, I). C. Feb. l!-22. na tional society liumhters of Anienran I revolution. Wnahineton. I). C. Feb. 15. Alar. 2. 18!0, national counoil of women. Loeansnort. Ind.. Knh. tl'27. UV.Vi. grand lodge. Knigltt.s of Honor of Ind. Indiana it. A. II. and women's relief corps auxiliary, Muncie, Ind., .March ISU.J. tor the aliove occasion the L. K. k St. L. R. Ii. will sell excursion ticket Mar. 2ö-2-27, inclusive, at rate of one fare for the round trip to Muncie, Ind., and return. Tickets Rood eoineon date of aale only; good returning not later than piarcn s, mto. Notice of Appointment Of Administrator. Notice is hereby given that tho unilersignt'tl has been appointed by the Clerk of the Dubois circuit court, administrator ot the estate oi .Man- (irass, dweased. 1-1.. t..l.!.. ... 1 ' 7 iaie oi isiiuoin countv, ini. .Said estate is probably solvent. ArirT Kctz, Adm'r. Frank I.. Kktz, Attv. Feb. 8-3t ConiiiiissionerN Sale of Heal Estate. .Skkii.ua II. Lkimikkwooii. . J.uoii F. Hixi.Kit. et al. No. 17. vs. I Inl'artitKin. cause, will sell at private sa c. the fol lowing described real estate, situate in DuImmh county, Indiana, to-wit : Part of the north-east quarter of section No. thirty, (30), township o.one (I) south, range o. live (o) west, mere particu larly (leocnueu as ioiiowh: Uonimencing at a state iilty l.0) rods south of i this nortn-eoM corner or said sectum :u . i i . . larly descnlwd as follows, to-wit: Com mencing t a ioint lllty (w) rads south ... .. ot u nurth.eftt corm of aia mu went quarter of said section thirtv, west eighty (80) rols, thence! ouU seventy . (70) .rods, thence east co,n,nlHHionor) ut 'liH residence in tne tnwn of IrelHn('f hi "a'd eounty, and J Hunter, 1i!h attorneys, at day of inli, the at one giving an m? hix Brtstw fUinl iHtlintuf si ill n I ..1. good freehold sureties. Kamüki. H. Dillix. Ckun. Thaykor & Huntkr, Attys. yeb. 1, 'B5-4t

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iruggkU are sot permitted to sell Barcodes

ia em Fltchtr9 Castoria. Pants in the World. Dry Goods, Notions, Boots Shoes at Opposite the Indiana Hotel. For Rent. A good neu-. for river bottom farm of 333 Ö or ö years. 2Ö0 in cultivation. 40 of new i?round. baiauce clear ofjPtumpjj and roots, 83 '3 acres in woods ami pa-iurcH. llus farm is well fenced, has 2 dwelling lions , 2 orchards, good barn and stable, an everlasting spring of water. Will rent all in one IkmIv, or will divide it for two parties. House is situate! on a lull and ia a drv and healthy place, near church and schools. 1 mile to P. O. Terms $3.00 jer acre if parties take all. Will take a good not?, wait until crop is made. Farm lavs in 3 miles of Haysville; also have 15 "hundred buhhels of com for pale on said farm. For further particulars applv to J. K. Roiumki., I'etersburg, Ind., Real hstato ami lxan Agt. Jan. 18tf Farm For Sale in Madison Townsliii). One of the liest farms in MndisoH I townsliip can In; lKught on easv terms. 321 acres, with house of six rooms, barn 35x75 feet, plenty of stock water, ground produced 25 buiels wheat per acre, and other crops in proportion, nice orchanl. Four miles from Jasper, 21.. from Inland, 3 from Duff; 280 acres cleared. Will be divided into two or three parts, if desired, und Mild for one-third cash; balance on easy time, interest on secured notes for deferred payments pavable annually. $25 per acre", A verv def-i ruble place. Apply to C. Doank, Jascr. s PRICE ON! .i Everything. I Now in the Tim e to J5uy. PRICKS Haw Ueaehcd H-...U HULA IJWIHIIII. TeSLCllGPS Wim xvicli lr tro.it tbnir uelinnl Can not do as well elsewhere. CANNED FRUITS And Groceries at Prices Never Heard of Before. Ni co line of Cigars and Tobacco. G'ive us a call. IB THK BCST. NOMUCAHIM, Aa iksr sicliliss far BtifinthtWMM. sctisilrs MtsrtlsS' MtMsa slsi ssi ksvtac W. L. sMtt WstiasM WkXfll WsT J OHN A. SEliMERSHEIM. JASPK ft, INDIANA. Jan.l8,'95-iB.

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LHi!TiIii,KTiiisrillle&si.Loii! CoiMlijaled I R "THE AIR LINE." 53 Miles (lie Shortest 53 lletivumi LiiiiMVi!!e& si i. , i.iHii., The Preferred Honte to tl,G Kiwt and West.

riMK CIKDISKKKKCT, J 31.UN I.IXK, 1. 1893 Wt't Hound. 1M. V.M. A.M. I MtJ .NU.1 Xn.l I 4.55 bM IM I.v LouUville Ai - i' r. V So. MM "'.M."$Ar- """ I.V. 5ä iS WW 12.10 l.v. ITlH'tfin Lv'li CU Ar. St. Uiuls .vi Z.w KVANSVII.1.K DIVISION. 31 .V. I. Ill 4.W 6.25 10.) I.V. Jun..r I.i.ui. a. in. a.. . " a' .v 3 JO SU t-.IO U3 JÜ y.15 11.05 I.v II.Ji Hii'üiirßAr.iUtt t in " 1.00 Ar. fVH'vllleUmet iu .5 j,, ItOfKIDItT 41 ti 41 iii .. MIVKt. .v . . . . . ..... . ..-.ii. a ill n m 11.111. 11.111. U.III. ii. m. w u..Tti 9.u L.v. Lincoln .r. 74) n iii - V. 12JHI lttWAt.ftH.kiHBll.ua ioS ig TKI.I. CITY A3 51 WVISlov M p. m p. in. a.m. K 51 IJ.1U MO I.v. Lincoln Ar. T.-ii T ' JTL ii. in a ( . ... i.W H.30 Tell t'.ilr r. n i.V.. IU.0S '. 15 y.toAr. euiiii'um i.v. c.a i.is 'I'lif loWL'-t Mcki t rnlf ii.ll... ... . u foldtrs und k-ih t.iI infuriiiutiou. 'w .11 ill Air W. M. UoxAk. Truv'K I'ai. Aic't, it, U,u rai Met by Chance were a few of the Bargains wo offer. Tho low prices on the rest of our stock are there by reason of careful buying and "kuow how" all for your benefit. Skill wins. Test our stock and see. The Popular Store of S. KUE1JLEK, Jasper, Indianadew Winter Goods - LATEST - STYLES AT Mrs.C. Hochgesang's, Jor. X. Min & i4ih St.. .Insper. Ind. The public are invited to call and inspect my new good?, of all kinds, and learn my Very Low Prices I Tor everything. My stock of staple jcrocories and dry goods is always -up with the best. rOUNTUY PRODUCE WANTED -it lie highest ntnrket price. Mrs. C. Hochgesang. Apr. 6. 1894 J50O.Ktwfuro frAB7ssssr. HEADACHE WSStBRB snm will Bot cur. 1 Wtttn w S4 Um tr Inm (aiK. rr1"ttt fr Mm IW . . ssssjiwmmsjfuwsj ' "''e 1 Mauti.v Fuiehman. Atlj. 21, "Y'l. Olli. - - - I Boone TowiiHhip TriiHtee's f NotlCC. The undersignetl, Tnistee of Bopne towliHhip, Dulwis county, hereby gives oticc that he will attend to all business pertaining to the ollice of Trustee, at Ins nstidenre 1 miles south-eaf t of Portersville, on Saturtlavs of each week, and requests all jenon having township business to present it on .Saturday. Citizens legirine looks from the Township I bran-, are notified that the Library' ,'9 kept'bv Win. McHarrip.in Portcreville. Henry It. BKKinicvBAtroii, TruKtee. May 18, lSi3-y. Firmors' Home ! (On Mill Mreot, JaAfiT, Inil.) PHILIP KASTNKU. Prop'r. TliUroimiKKlloiMliotvl lmnln-rll thorouRh1 y ittIihhIi-iI. and refltted nctr tlimuKut. Mild U now mini for public ntiTtsliinieiit. Tim ttililu III ulw Hjr lief mini wt llouppllcd, and fnlrw will tit rviuniiHlilc A KM"i tM tor rnrincn' liorifs, ana chosp'IcfMl, A hihmI tisr, wrll supplhnl with tliecholcnt llcuotn and clüir, nnri polite attention siwsys. Give air a all. er. . ta-y rmiiip kastnek. Fine Job Printing at this office.

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