The Washburn leader. [volume], May 08, 1897, Image 4

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Washburn Leader.
PUBLISHED KVISltY SSATl' KM A V.
BI'I'IHN S.VTTHBI/.ISn.
Tilis v:r Is.Kiitere.l .v« S-komiI *."!.t -s .M.,tii'i.
tlu IVist-illle :s at ,'.V ish'.mru. .S-.Kt.i H.iU.ita
fV.-'Sl Oi" Oil
UB«: T."I'tOV ,I»KI('K. 51
I'i.l
VI I
Fiuley Grant one of the best. k:r wn etl- B'-tt.iolJ.
I urn— The Commonwealth. Etlgt-ley Mall
111 Korth Dakota IntlcpeLdeiit. 'J'l 3
Suite press are sayirg many trood wortls
for the departed editor who has !ain do\v:i
Ins pen for ever.
T!ii Greek and Turkish wn
continues to excite interest
throughout Europe, but nothing
of great moment has happened
since the defeat of the Greek
army at Larissa. Peace rumors
are rife, and it may he that the
Greeks—virtually fighting all of
Furope—will lay down
ri'KSKII 111 OOII,
Tn recent, interview with Mr*. Miry
Ellen Lease, concerning the recent, disas
ter in (Htlahoma. where so main settlers
!. st t^f ir lives n) their
k*The pfp1e
Look a».
Jehovah is in these things? If he bed
been pleased with these people would he
have wash"d away their homes with ai:
pi flood whe t.hev asked for a shower
to save their crops?"
Wife of Nanson.
Plillatlt-ln'iia 'rim-s.
Of TV. N nnsons's wife not
much information has fonnd its
way into print. Shf* seems to
h"v' a
very
C'^P rl*-v
imperfeot.lv devel­
op''ti tf»Ffe for nnhlicitv. liufc
what, is Viiown of
her
is inter­
esting and indicates t.h rt. she. is
an uncommon woman hotli in
talent and cnira'^r. Tt is r«
cord"(l by Dr XiiTson's l»!o
jrranhers. Bfo?rr»r ni-|
tl at his first meetinsr w*ih his
future wi'e was in the wnmls
about Froofner Septur, where
observing,* the soles of
t.wo f'-"*t 81,ickinsr UP out of the festivals
natural curiosity, in time 1o
head of Eva, Sars
married in
most concerned about him were
the seasons of his greatest
peril. That implies a telegaph
ic communication born of in'
tense sympathy and solicitude,
the* possibility of which science
seems no longer disposed to
deny $ «,
'y
it rs in lli« Slate. dud nt Fiiiuo. S-'utidin.
1 uith wits i.«fnl i-y typhoid ft-vi aflt
-i,,,,! to any oiliee. if it does not suit their ownjl'i'i'iuiiinis 111 course of collcctlon
several weeks illness, tie i-tiited— 1:1 .,,.,1 ri--.tioiiUsltni
never see any
"ood
I
1
continent. Bnt. the (jrend of tha whit.« ui ht to be tiio greut aim of all Indian
man prompted him to possess it for his 11 ^ents. It is not necessary lor a in ui
own nse mid the Indian was force-,] to jro. ledum t.o I lie Ind.'ans on the
SilO^'*. hf approached them Willi jtion when lie for tt brief time tiirows
emerge frevi
88
v]'
f(Sr
h*
Ji, ftt I
iOJ,
don't take it to a tailor's shop,
onr Uncle is a practical farmer, linder
stands the management of stock to per
fiction ar.d the raising of every kind of
I crop that (lie fertile slopes and dales of
!!nr'oij comit\\e:ui'prouueu. No tttr
he iiitiuds to iny before the Indians as
mottoes:
irJn rn b.-.!i s:.--t.-.h.".wi!c*i iv'iot,,
Nn tnkin ua nekaiieiisik otist
Na lalui nn iiekanenesuiia hu liasi.-it,
Mu tilcu mi iickaneiiesitan t.ist.
I am not, familiar with the langua
bnt ihiuk I can make out. sufficient
i,n1
a. snow bunk. Dr. .Nanson was ..
after his return
from his successful expedition
across Greenland. When he
pfarted out 'n the From, in 1893,
his wife. at hoii.e at Lysa
ker. n"-ir ''bristia.nia, with one.
child, tnrnetl for occupation to
the development and u«e of her
jarifts as a, singer, and with nota
ble success.
scar. of Sweden, is one
of 1 "(In irers. and especially
likes her singing, which he has
often heard, and since she has
been in England the compliment
has been paid her of asking her
to sing before the Queen. She
is a staunch backer of her ad
venturous husbaud, whose de
parture on his perilous errand
cost her anxieties and misgiv
ings as to which she said little
at the time. Since her hus
band's return she has. some
times spoken in conversation of
her fears, and has said that care
ful comparison^ Dr. Hansen's
diary with with her record or
$• rsmerhbrance of her own seusa
tions bears her out in the belief
that the times when she was the
Thinlre "V^7"pll f\"f* "WT»TI :CJ AII.MEN |W the v-iu- inline 1 K'Oi.'iiiliei"
v/ t!ll LJ. xu.ij.ll. 'Q 3lst,
A.
BISMAUCK. N. I).. May •!. 18^7.
VDITOI: litjiiw::
hears tin.'
in the man appointed
1 tint njffiit". in every sense of (ho word-
If'"
su(!h
e.-itiniale of'hi.s abilities as an a^rici'iltura 1 nartmeiit
,. 1 1 1 .1 Ail ether liabilities
list. 11111.1 'veneral n:ai:a'rer can be hud than
by taking a look over.his lar^re farm at
Mc.Keiiiiie, v.-hich is a model of perft ction.
clean find well cultivated, and PRODUCING
HE-nus by every year N crop that docs credit, to
1
flcrods Hi cyclones, she saitl: owner and the district,. Therefore,
(he
of Kl Kfiio, who prnvd (iliin^ \.i new position, ho is (ha riyhti
dn ily tcr rnni. or^ht to huve l,efii liuikl- ninu in thu light place, and with hi.sj
Inud. That WHS the last, spot of jjronnd jthe, lie-* principal of husbandry, and us, '"aid for taxes .... Il4,S4)lii
left, for »lie Icdians. Th had been in a measure teach them to become more
driven there from every qnnrtei of the independent mid self sup[ortiiig, which
Then God frowned on the Territory. ingredients nf he soil such as aciil. nitro-Total am'.'init of losses paid thu'
in1 the year 8.305 54
STATU OF ORT3I DAKOTA. i.
ted in Oklahoma look nt, the drouth: humus and nil the different mum hinentsjori-'ic'r. OK COMMISSIONKII »I-' LSSMTAJFFU
1. V. P.. t'anchei'. eoiinnissiou.'-r of insurance
'of tiie state of North Dakota, do le-reliy certify
the delnpe at Gnthrie, El Tieno and else- lecjuired is to till the soil well and the tint the foregoing is a true idistract of the
where. Do yon doubt. t'i«t. the h"n 1 of fertile prairie will do the rest
Ihe crime hut. has iieen coirmit-.-i en, i-iiice. iime. potnsh and veto. laii"
ted in Ol'.Iahom.i look nt, the drouth: hnmi
look at the disaster at. f'hi'"t|t«r: look nt. I to produce a b'ad-^ of yrass—all that is
Now Uucie is possessed of ail t!:i.-:
knowledge and he will insist, tin cailii:^ a
spade a spade, and will practice what he
preaches.
Of cou:se-the major may find the ways
and costumes of the liuiiaus so.,.e\v!iat
t,lie above thai the mottoes are excellent.- v(uki
pen aside the red tape of formalins of his
with the dusky maidens
I of tlie fort-sf, and trips the li^ht fantastic
in an Irish ji^. or smys witii ins ac-
customed gusto the march of the men
O'Hnrlecl and then sittiny with the fam
ous Wolf Chi:-f and Son of the Stars,
soine other son, smofeint: the pipe of
peace and anon giving them one of hi-*
hearty ha ha's which make the welkin
r:n^. and some noblo red mtm seek the
woods.
My iiaiid to yon major. I wish you
health peace and sweet Content in your
new undertaking. POLAKIS,
BL iOZSMITHING-,
AND
GENERAL REPAIRING,
At the old stand,all work will, begiveu
my prompt attention.
CllABIiEB GBIFKITH. Pro
BLACKSMITH
AND
Wagon Shop.
E. E, Morris the shoe
man three doors east
ol the Tribune, receiv
ed another large con
signment of Ladies
Fine Shoes in Black
and Ox Bloods- G-iv®
him a call and exam
ine goods and prices.
I)..
IMM.
The ireat tree wliic'i North aktita, In pursutmccof the law.,
.Hi "-fi lit St it tr
golden fruit, nt. tlic ti.Mt i'Hinli 'J'!'y \V.
r»ni:^,lu:
liul lit: lei-nlt. tuiti hecn the falling of 1
lit nut itnl SJi'ii pippin fc-r Burleigh
county in tii- siiapu the appointment
point: incut nf the Htm. Tt'i'miis
liichimls (tuater known as ''Uncle
Indian agent nt,
Tommy") art
There are 11 few churlish individual* who
Vi,s'!
11
selfish mind:!, and I have heard a few: due aeerr.ed
croakers astir in Hismarek over t'10 up
pointmi^nt, but ilten npoii the whole it
consider that a f.iI-ITI-• 1- in the best man to:l.-iss".'. resisted bv tlic
It ought to be the
a position.
aim of the covernmenfc to teach Indian*
iiow (o farm thoroughly, and 1:01111 but Dtcluct re-iiisui':m--e
of the coacllilon unit «M
mlrs til t'ie I.IWVOMII ,• 1/ LIDOI) & luiie
li 1 1 i- 4 I
l.n- of till" TCinwlom :f Gloat l.iltalll,
m:ic to tile 't-.iiiiih sitm-l' of luunIi'!' of till'
r-tin.
(•vpml In:* natl such ft tn-imuid.ms »Min.*- AU«»riie for ^I'vi.-c in the State of/North Un
it'." uuit it siln.u. tlif» main
111 Mi'imcer.
I'l'iui'lpai tifti:-? .15 Wlllam Stii-t !. Now York,
Aiini'.'. Commissioner of Insurance,
l.ticatinii. isisni'artk, N. 1).
Organized in1 in.-til |tiratcil is "6.
iiiumem-ed lmsin ss in (Jiilteil .States, lM'J.
C. PITATi.
Nut applli'alile in U. S. statement.
ASSETS.
Fort Value of rnal estate owned by the
company $1.7:10.(10000
Loans on ln'mils and mortgases 3.",7fi.l4i S7
United states slacks ami iiimds 1,S43.2!M) Od
••itatf. Citv. ('onntv and otlier bonds PKI9.474 00
sj( ,ioi 52
iM"'
bank
(Interest due anil art-rued
Ail other sums due the company
a a
lias niven satisfaetion t.o the majority.
There is 10 doubt whatever but Uncle (iro-'c t-labus for losses
Tommy will make a very able anil t-llici
Ti.tal liabilities
RECEIPTS.
IM-emiuins received (hiring the year
j,, I-FISLI
t-H^
ill) mi nrk. 1 iielicve iu prayer, but, wli-it. knowledge of the ciiinatc ai.d Hut most I.--:se:-. pai-l tiurin the year $ 2,8'2.317 54
-M
a a r
niockery snch prayer is in Oklahoma. advautn}j eoii.s system of cropping the ... ... :!7i c,'i
The curse of the Almiahtv rests upon thai Miil will be able to lay before the Irdians^'ai'1 f"i' salaries, fees aetl all other
1
I /lllI'lDir
unioue at first,, but, tilts will wear off ii. a e.oip. rii'.iou oryrinizetl under the !nv:
.- a I a
tune. Ayain. he will not, laid much difi- ••—roru statement exhibiting Its
cully in }:('Uirin^
'Ave initKimgt*. wns horu in VVaU iitti,
1-nou-ledire tf lh-»l"ll1'1
l)-'8.702 43
111,11011 00
48
cmfonu.thle to ie requirements of the
iliiwsnf this st ttu refill.iti':i« tin: im-iness ol' in-
snt'.'inil
the Welsh lai!£Un is aiino.st similar t.i. Whereas, 'i'll
he lice.
I met the ovjor in town last wet 1
l.e said "rlow Jolin?'' just as plain asjS"^',j.lV_ t'icrrf:r. I, !. Kaneli."'. Counnis
,• I.-.. u- ... i. .. sinneL' of insii ance of the st.ite of North a
row lies High coulJ iia\e spt.kf-n Dfvsi^int to the prnvisioiis of saitl laws.
fiy the way he is study lay iiee
handed mo,lollowint exlrnc.t. from
Koran or some other Welsh Bible which te.e :iist tlay'of Dei-cniber, A. 1).
L'atal assets
Onnsite /lerchnnts Tint el Wnshl nrn N Due for taimnissions a.'itl lirokoiage 48,415 5d
uposne /lercnants iiotet, aeiiLBrn jn.
Fine Horse Shoing a Speciality and the
work warranted to Kive satisfaction, also
Agent for Piano Machines, and Binding
Twine.
LUKD EHKKB, Pro.'
a11
ss
LIABILITIES.
itijuiled ami luipaitl
Cross claims a lid losses
upon whiHi no iictlan
lias been taken
1,418 91
company UJ.7.V. (HI
Total "i-ns-i amount
of claims for losses 872.0,-1 IS
practical ir.au can do so. We all bi.O'.vj ti':'r.'iei'!|,'': '"I""1 ar,5,ens 25
that when i.ur hors.-. rcfiuire shoeiiiLf wemnomif of iinpai-l losses •$ nifi.,0i 9!
'Amount of i:r:earne:l premiums oil
Now} ai! "iitst.-'iKlin rl iks
iDiiefoi* commissioiis aii-l broker
a--e
ino'.itit le b!e by iti-nired or
iH-rpi lual iiiMiraii' poreies he
iiiu '. r, per cent of piviaiur.i or tle
o-isit ci iveti
et p--''ii',!iim i-..si'!-ve an all other
lialiilUics except c:ip :lunderli.
siu anee or any other special t!e-
3,92.S,272 09
154.012 93
330.013 0(
$ 5.370,OSU S3
nd tlivlilemls received
tiiirim the year .... 25S.970 1.1
in I!euts l'eceivetl tlurln the year
r7,05S 2)
f,i .",'io:',71-1 1.7
Total rm-ipls
LIABILITIES.
I cliargiv ill .. R29 14
Total disbursements S •i.55*,!:C3 50
NtHlT'H DAKOTA BUSINESS.
Total ris':* talsen (lurln-f the venr $ j,44tt.sos 00
Tola! premiums received during
the veal' 27.5F7 OS
,t11't.tal losses, incurred during the
vear
ori 'lual statein- lit now on tile in this otli'-e.
In 'lestiiuony.whereof. I have hereunto set my
linml and iilli.v.'d the seel of this t-ili- at 15is
mareU this '..'.Uii day of Siare'ii A. I). 1X97.
ll"'
\Mt iij,e in j[.s
l_
i-'. 1!. FAN HE
Cennr.issi-ner of Insurance.
I..
It
1."... 1!
STATU OF NOiil'II DAKOTA, I.
OrrtfH t-' CIIMMIISSIOSKI: OK INSUCANCI-:
COMPAMV. cttirmTCATT:
LJV'Tpooi
OF
lid company lias li'e I th's
olic" a -'illy ee ti'ied copy c.f its cha ter with
"e'. tiii.: ite of oi'rani/.aSinn hi cnmpli:i:ic.e with
tile reiir.ii'eiacat of the in.-iu.'anci' i:i\vs afore-
lst7.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set
my hand and seal at lUsmarck, this 2ml tlay of
February A. 1: U0\
|SKAL.' I". 1. FAN(, 'II'-b.
CoainilKsioner of insunince.
Ily T. II. Pooi.n, Deputy.
'uatr,. riTATKMENT for the year ndlntr Decembi
itS
:)l*t. A.
i).,
IH'.W, 'f tint condition and alfal
ndlnfi December
alfalrs
of
fromis-'df |]1(. Niagara 1-ire 111 ,t:ranee C'timiiany
I iVs:auiz»'d under the laws of
It. will do ones heart jjood to »ee him atlwbsioiit of Insiirancee of the State of North
HII'I carnivals oil the reserva-
m:„ie
to the Coin-
Dakota, in pursuance of the laws of said htate.
President, llaralti Horni"k.
Secretin1ieoi'-'t' W. Dewey.
N ice i'lesid' iit. (leorifo C. Horn.
i'liiicipal ofln e, .o5-7, llroadway. New vork,
Attoiiiey fer service in the State of North
I ii,n:
Name, Commissioner of Insurance.
Location, jiisiiiaick, N. D.
Organized
or li-.eiu'pointeil .iuly._ 1S50.
tiitiiiii ncod business, August 1S5S.
CAPITAL.
I- Amnuiit of rapital Stock paid up in
1 lull 1
... $ 000,000 00
ASSETS.
VRW, 1:!iti!tC.OWn.C1
'7
for Tire Itisks
U,r $ 1182.00) 00
l.oanstin bonds and mortitage 1'^S,'-*00:.00
United Stales Stocks and liniids 1
ltiiiir.iatl lU.'ii.ls and Stocks
state, city, county and other bonds 1)45,730 00
bank Stocks. 1
otlier Corperatioii stocks
i.t.iins on Collatteral Socurlty
ash on iiantl and iu bank 123,430 17
Interist due and accrued 5,S78 08
rreini-iiiis course of collection anil
transmission 257,517.00
Hills receivable, not matured, taken
1
IJents :lue ami accnrcd
All ot'uCi sums due the company
RECEIPTS.
l'l^ni'iini:: rccelv 'il diiiia the year
(Vsli $1,5G3„720 C1
Inter .iiid nils received
(llir\!!i the yi'.ir .... 30,939 11
l!ents ret civetl iluilu tlic year 19,707 10
Ti-tal r(C"ii ts
$ 1,023,360 S2
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses paid durlufr the year $ 779,129 99
Dlvldcntls paid dtirl*K the year 49,»!I0 00
I'aid for ''oinnitssion and isrokerajre 305,073 9U
l'aitl for salaries, fees aiul otlier
t!har! es 144.320 00
I'altl for taxes 37,S08 8S
Amouiit of other disbmseiiieiits 127.533 0!)
Total rtlshursmeiits 1.444,088 77
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS.
317,387 00
Total risks tlnri'in the year
Total p-omiuiiis rec.'ived during the
a
Total losses lucu-ved durins the year
Total a 11101 nt o.f losses paid during
the year 1,479 OS
.. TO
5
1)3(1 08
8,372 «0
12,022L3»
LIABILITIEB.
Uros claims for losses,
adjusted and unpaid
tiross claims fur action 1
has been taken token
Losses resisted by the
Company
Toial hi
oss amount for
Losses S lt!8,510
Deduct reinsurance
and salvage claims
(hereon' 21,37175.,.
Net amount of unpaid hissc.*,,
Amouiit of uneailied preiniums on
all oiitstandinir risks
I) for untiaitl Dividends
1
$ 117.1S8 52
iiaMUtios, rfliisuiaiice nu-
paid :i:i 3'i, reinsurance for con
tingent Habiiity, $50,000 (IOh'-w .- 09 43!) 00
1,487,030 74
LOUIS LARSON,!
DEALER IN
K%
Boots &Shoes,
And all Kinds of Foot
Wear.
mm'.
Main St Bismarck
0,037 39
•_\S04 35
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
or KICK OK COMMISSION!'.!! OK 1 XsriiANCK.
I. F. 1!. Ffinclier. Commissioner of Insulale-e
of the Stale of North Dakota, tlo hereby certify
that tin* foreiroing is a true abstract of tlw
oil
[.'ill -. I statement now o-i liie in this ofllco.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my
hand ami affixed the s"itl of this office at Ills
marck, this 27thdnv March, A. 1897.
F. B. FANCHFH,
[SKAI.] Commissioner of lusuruncc.
STATE'OF NORTH DAKOTA,
OI'I-'ICK OK COMMISSI' -NF.il OK INSI ItAM K.
COMPANY'S CEBTICATS OP AUTHOBITY.
Whereas, the Niagara Fire Irs'irance Com
panyof New Yolk, a corporatl-'ii organized nil
tier tile laws of the State of ew York, lias
ITled in this office a sworn statement 'exhibiting
its condition end lmsisiness for the year ending
1 eceiiibcr 31. 18:-Ki, coiifoiinable to the requlrc
!!:i -its of the law- of this State regulating the
hii: 1'iess nf Insurance, and.
Whereas. The said Company lias llletl in this
t'Siee a duly ee: till tl copy of its charter with
t' requirement of the insurance laws afore
sl'i
Now. Therefore, 1 F. 15. F.mcliei Commis
si -lie of Insuraiice of theStiite of Nortli Da
t-la. pursuant to the provisions of saitl laws,
tin i:t- ehy certify that the above named tuu-
1.i i.907 -!R puny is fully empow red. through its aut!oriz®iI
2:9,570 0.1 ageirs to transact its appropriate business of
Fire insurance ill this State, iic'ordlng to the
laws thereof, uitil the 31st day Of December,
oo
A. i. tS97
in testiinony whereof, I he'-euiito set my hand
and Sea' »t IJisniarck, this 2sth tlay January,
A. I). 1SK7.
FJ5. FAN'CIIFI!,
K'i.| Commissioner of Insurance.
T. I'ooi.i:, Deputy.
-vS !/*V
Mi)", 51
m'-.vjsmvx/jT"
AfJTiroKiry.
an'! Londoi. »nd
Whereas. ...<p></p>'Tho
itilobe insurance Company of Liverpool, I'-ii -.,
n-^-|iii:etl uildt:-!' the inws ''1 t'le
in this
'*onditi'-l)
'•fnl'til1' J'""1' ending 1 e.-eniber 3!,
Best
ST PAUL
A N
MINNEAPOLIS
CHICAGO.
NORTHERN
PACIFIC R.R.
XT
3xr
THROUGH
CARS
—TO—
4
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Fargo
Grand Forks
Duluth and'
Winnipeg.
TO
Helena
Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Pullman Sleeping Cars
Elegant Dining Cars
On All Through trains
Northern Pacific Time Table i*
Mountain Tim«
TJOI.Vti I!A8T
Atlantic jMa.il, N 12:40
GOING WGHTt V}7-] '/•. 'K:
Pacific Mail, No 1
1,235,074 89
292 0
Through ticbeta to Japan and Chmn, via
Tacoina and Northern Pacific Steamship
Co, an American Line.
For rates, Maps, Time Table* or Bpecia!
Information apply to Agent. Northern Pa
cific Bismarck, N. D. Clias. 8. Fee,
General Passenijer and Ticket Agent.
I
CHARLES T. STALEY
AGENT FOS
Geb.Adams,& BurkeCo
Live Stock Gommission
Chicago, 111
MEW GOODS
ARRIVING EVERY DAY!
SHOES, BOOTS, HATS, CAPS,
A W A E
GEO. L. ROBINSON,
O A A O N
FRANK 6. 6RAMBS,
S O E S S O O
IIeiii*y -W. Gi'ambs,
Heavy and shelf Hardware, Barb Wire, and
N A I S
Ww
V,
V^vwiagililWii.
•AISTJLGRSRIOS
Windmills, Pumps, etc.
C. B. LITTLE, President,
'F- D. KEKDRICK, Vice President.
(OPPOSITE THE SHEKIDAN HOUSE.)
Bismarck, N. D.
JT®- CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
——.ii— I n..it
--i
To Whom it May Concern.
I have this day taken charge ef the entire business of John P. Hoagland, Lnmte
Dealer, as Trnatee for the purpose of collecting all accounts and notes due him and
paying his indebtedrcFS ficm paid colhctiocs.' The bcsinci-B will be rvn by me
a CASH Uasitt uutil all debts are paid and then be tnrned over to Mr. Hoagland. AI]
parties owing him are urgently requested to make immediate settlement in order tte
hb may resume and do business in his own nanae
A lull line of Lumber, Building ^Material and Fuel will'kept in 11«. k'
Yours Truly, C. B. LITTLE, Trustee.
January 28,1696.
,-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
BISMAItCK, TV. I.
Foreign Drafts Bought, and Sold.
'GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
W. A.
Shortfidge & Ely,
Special Attention Given to Small Shippers.
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DILLON, Cashier.
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G. GREEN, Proprietor
Rates $1 per disty- Good beds- Everything
neat and clean- Nearlthe Depot- Best plaod
in the city for the price,
PYE, Assistant Cashier.
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