The semi-weekly tribune. [volume], January 17, 1891, Morning, Image 4

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Greatest of all Our Cut Sales!
Having announced to start a Great Clearance Sale we start the ball rolling with the following announcement and you will find we will keep our word and give you everything we
advertise. Remember the prices we quote are for good staple and desirable goods, not goods that have been on the shelves since the year before the flood.
Overcoats. Furnishing Goods. Boots and Shoes. Suits.
Being overstocked in t is line of good, we ind it is only tyhe Iprice (ur min i ieet in thiis line is to redune our present very large stock, so In this line of goods we will name prices that will suit everybody, aas we Here I where we make our big drives is our elothinag. Just read the
thate nmu the foilowing prices: following prices and then come to our store and see the goode for yourself.
that will make them go. We will cut to the following priees: are anxious to give up this line to make room for our other goods.
Grey and White Knit......... $ .60 Former Price $1.00 Good Durable Suit.................$4.00 Former Price $7.50
Black Dog,.............................. $8.50 Former Price $11.00 Heavy Ribbed......................... 1.00 " 1.75 R ubb er Shoes. Fancy Cassimere......................... 00 " 8.50
Grey Dog,................................ 9.00 14.00 W hite Knit. Heavy ..................... 1.50 2.50 Small Plaid............................... 6 00 10 00
Canvas, Fur Lined,..................... 12.00 " 18.00 Natural Grey Wool ... 2.00 " 3.00 High Monitors.......................$1.75 Former Price $2.50 Sootoh Tweed........................... 7.00 " 12.00
Chinchilla, Fur Collar and Cuffs.... 12.50 " (00 Red and Blue Flannel...... 2.00 " 3.50 Solid Heel Lumbermans .............. 1.30 " 2,00 Grey Corduroy............................ 8.00 " 12.50
Natural Hair Seal,......................30,00 " 45 00 Mackinal Shirts................... .. 75 " 3.00 Arctic Overshoes......................... 125 " 1.7615 Blue Melton............................... 10.00 " 16 00
----------We sak an Inspection filo on and all and think it will pay yoa to come and see us before Buying your Gools. Remember the Name and Place
ONE PRICE CENTRAL AVENUE
SQUARE DEALING. HARRIS HE CLOTHILER GREAT - - FALLS.
THE HOSTILES SURRENDER,
Chiefs Have a Pow-wow with General
Miles and Capitulate on his
Terms. Is
ti
THEY AGREE TO GIVE UP THEIR ARMS, i
The Surrender of the Slayer of Lieut. s
Casey Demanded and
Promised. a
A Midnight Report that Some of the
Young Bucks are Again
Dancing.
PmIE RrlIe AoescY,S. )., Jan. 14 -
This morning Little Hawk, (Crow Dog
and Old Calico came in from the hostiles
camp to talk with Gen. Miles utder
escort of Young-Man.Afraid-of-hls
horses. Other chiefs are expected. This
council, which I. now (1:80 p. m) in sea
sion is progressing oe tiafactorialy. Col.
Corbin assistant adjutant general, an
nouned that the chie.s have assented to
surrender of arms anl that the latter will
probably be broaught in tonight or tomor.
row and be tagged its referred to yester
day In these dispatches.
PIuNE RIDb AGSNY, S. D. J.an. 14.
The second delegation of hostile chiefs
arrived from camp. They had a big talk
with Gen. Miles. The same subjects
were considered as in the morning ses
sion. It was decided the Indians would
surrender their arms to their respective I
chiefs, and that the arms wolld be
turned over to Agent Pierre.
Gen. Miles demanded the enrrender of
the slayer of Lieutenant Casey and the
chiets promised to nscede to the demand.
At midnight everything is quiet in the
hostile camp, though the scouts say some
of the young bucks are indulging in the
dance.
IUE WANTS DAMIAGES.
The Ex-Premler of Manitobsa 5ued for
$100 000 for Breah of Promiss.
CarcAsso, Jan. 14.-Robert Davis, ex
premier of Manitoba, was sued today for
$100,000 damages for a breach of promise
of marriage. The complainant is Mrs.
Matilda Burns, a former domestic in the
household of Davis in Winuipeg, and
now the wife of a hotelkeeper near St.
Paul. She alleges that Davia, after fail
ing to keep his protmise, left Winnipeg
with her child. Davis is at present in
the real estate business .I Chicago and Is
said to be very wealthy.
A Card of Thanks.
As I am called east for a short time, I
must t.iank the citizens of Great Fall and
vicinity for past patronage and trust they
will all 'all and see me on my return. I
leave Mr. J. 1t Johnson, one of our best
citizens, in charge of my office and he
will be pleeased to wait on all customers
and will sell property cheap as I have ol
past veers. Prtoperty listed with J. H.
Johnson during mvabsence will be sent
to me at once our sale in the east. le
spectfcully, W. T. Houvsros.
A Ssie, a Red Hot Mse.
Having bought au immense lice of
Ladies' Muslin Underwear for 50cts on
the dollar, we will offer the entire lot at
less than wholesale prices.
We knew tlat it Is alittleoutof season
for these gonoda but it will pay you to buy
them now and save 50 per cent. They
are all bright, now goods.
Comne early and secure some of thles.
goods while they last. New York Cash
Bazaar. Terms strictly cash.
Lethbridge Coal.
Duling this cold weather remember
that the Goodrich Lumber company are
agents tor the Lethbridge Coal and con
stantly keep on hiand a full supply.
Telephone 125 or 14 or 90.
We will save you 25 per cent on Plush
Closis - New Y',ork Cash Bazaar.
I.dtes, Take Notice.
You can buy the New York dhoe Co.'s
Shoes--every par warranted-only at the
New York Cash htezaar.
It is surprising the low prices they
have on Mu ilin Underwear at the New
Youl Cash t:h.tr.
We tarry a ftll line of Dr. Warner's
(alkm-i. at learoh
The fi. ite i" l.nf ti ion misset
Shoes in tlh . ciutrv ai .I, ' onrail.
V'.e are the exclun.ive agenllt for the
White newiug Mlachine. strain Brin.
IP Shwos for ladies at it rain liros
-gi g gSd Store.
You will at, d u ,,nllrte stiock
of gga__stsd E..s N noel., Toyn unil
.as-sLeply bil'k.
sale at
r ·:,:~^·~-·-p~"·;·/o
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
The mercury is falling.
John Sinclair returned from Helena
yesterday.
Mr. John J. Carter, of Helena, is in
the city on business.
The atmosphere had more winter in it
last night toan for many days past.
Howard Calm was a passenger on the
train from Helena yesterday.
For Rent-Two six roosin bouss on the
motor lhone. Inquire of B. Harris.
Oats from Sun River. Any amount at
reasonable figures. Inquire at the Iarn
srable.
L. E. Johnson. division superintendent
of the Montana Oentral, went outto Mon
arch yesterday.
Guard against any pnaible injury hi
insuring In the Accldent Insaura:ns Co.
Phil Gibson, Agent.
A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to .h.hn McNsmaran and seiiriine
Foss, both of Sand Coulee.
A special gospel meeting will tbe hei
at the Presbvterian church Friday eiven
ing. All denominations are cordially in
vited to participate.
A gentleman called at the Tum'insIn:
office last night and wanted to know in 1
what year Jim Fisk was killed. Can
any one inform his.?
The Knights of I'ytias meet in the
Masonic ball this evening !or the i.ltal.
latlon of officers. A full attenldal-nce of
members especially requested.
Ifose Company No. 2. bas eler'cd lhe
the following offices for the ensuine year:
Foreman, Silas White; aosis¶tant l.Iltr l,
Frank Gees; secretaTry and trIesurer, E.
t,. (ro--hite.
There will be a meeting of the ltaln
bow Club on Saturday evening, Jan. 17,
at 8 p. m. All members are requesrted
to be present as important business wil
be transacted. F. F. Suira, see.
William Morgan has filed rnotice o,'
placer claim c.n an island in the Missouri
river situated in sections 5 and 6, town
ship 20 north, range 4 east, and known a b
Black Eagle island.
An interesting meeting of the W. (. T
U. was held yesterday afternoon at the
Y. M.U.A. rooms. "Parliamentary Usage"
was the subject of discussion and it wis
intelligently handled by the ladies.
A. T. Kellison has sold ten acres of
of land to William J. Ludwig for $400.
It is situated in the south-west quarter of
the north-west quarter of section 20,
township 21 north, range 4 east.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Cascade Bank (incorporated) of
Great Falls, Mont., will be held Saturday,
January 24, 1891 at their atoking house
in Great Fails, Mont., at 3:80 p. m.
Vaughn, Hughes & Co. have a first-class
feed store in the Arvon block. They keep
constantly on hand the first qualiby of
flour, buckwheat, graham, rye flour,
cracked wheat, corn meal, etc. Give them
a trial.
The Troy steam laundry opened up for
tusiness yesterday. with E. A. Plnnv as
proprietor. It Is located in the old elec
tric light building on Second avenue
South and is thoroughly equipped in
every respect.
The watchfulness of the police oficers
has been such during the past few weeks
that no more is heard of the festive gar
roter or the frisky sand-bagger; and a
sense of quiet and security pervades all
the precincts of this progressive and
prosperous principality.
SI. it. tiarey ofa Neihart has shll to W.
J. Kenuedy and E. it. Cliuran all his irl
wcrest in the Caar-ade and Yankee quartz
rIdes, situated 1200 feet west of the May
& Ednus; also all his interest in the Deer
and Lck lodes located at the head of
Spring Coulee for $5,000.
Ihe Methodist sociable erroneously. an;
nounced in the Leader to take plue list
evening will bn given this (Thuirday)
evening at the home of Mr. anrI Mris.
Prince, corner Sixth avenue urnl 4ve- h
street north. A r'r 1nl invie , l
tended t. the pull i .
The regular meetiur rf hrhhIa Pst
No. 18, G. A. It., till ie held at , lju ,,t
hall at 7:30 p. m. shal rp, rid ry .I ni. ]1l
The officers for rle renruing ye.ir rill Ibe
installed at thi lielrring. All Iid sol
diers, whethlir iIn m,.InIr.- f thIe (; A. II
,or not, are e.0 ,- ti i- t- i , preent,
Janes A. Carri..r iand JoIe Peeper 1r.
carted lat .1'on .:ir , as L placer claim, the
island (olntriniri. lretween thirty alnd
forty iaree-. +viI llrn tile big bend of the
MieroI ri ltiV .s , r rrnrsle this city. It is
claimel), inst rild ican r ie found on this
isalald i Il uvlrng quanitities. The locators
think 1th- hare struck a bonauzo and
will ,llllall~te rloperattlor s'at once.
Mil·, Inlrie WlIrlace and Mr. Charles
Beebe lrre tir lie imarried this evening at
ho re.ai~en 'e ,t the Hee. Mr. Reed.
After tiler crertmony invited guests will
repair to the Merchant5 retaurantwhere
a firne supper will await them. Miss
Wall -- i. the idauthter of Will al i
`i r r!..- tin g, r ri. to rn' it (trt lia
i r. Ileerbe " in Iei!riye act tht th-,ni .
Montana emelter.
BUY LOTS IN NORTH GREAT
It o.era the EUTIFUI, 'LA'EAIU overlooking the THE SITE OF IMMENSE 'AOTORIES. AN IM MIENE DAM MiING BUILT. f- l
LAhCK E&ALE FALLS, where the CHOIICEST I(ESiDE NCEI " ,.
and BUSINESS LOTS may. for a limited timeu, be purebased for
loathan HALF TIlE I'RI(FE or utherr property .ot s( ll w1 To- h ,n IBOTO D.. MONTANA. o .......
c-thd. Price only $100 to..35.)f 5feet frot. Terms asy The BOSTON, & MONT.N. (l('1, have oted Mitsoo3i Rrvr tbore oi,. ,.
Nend for lapa and other ilforma ion tos nMBM NO TH ORET FLL a the sit NoIfM LE FA fridll FA.L LS.$ of. ý E.UTAT
STORIE which will furnibh Constari fornt undndeofRIIUd 0l AT and Vhe oo oA MWF
J. O Gregg, 826 Sixth Ave. N Great Falls R T FL nd ioiN hN S in in t
SNTPECIAL TNDSTO
Sixty days more will 'arry us well from
a inter into the lap of spring. IHail the I
day and the beginning of a speedier and
Letter progre.na fa Great Falls than she t
his seen (evn in the year just past.
Ilenrv Lambert, an old-time Montana
irolspector, located yesterday a wharfage
hlaim, whatever that may he, from the
fioot of Tllird street running 500 feet front
ilong the water front if liroadwater bay;
alas the island mid(lay ,between the dam
aId Ilwer smelter as a -tone quarry.
An old-:ime placer miner, who has
ben in town iooking for a winter'. job
for bione days past, intorIned a friend the
:thier all that he had the chlice of two
.'l.rkshilfi--oue as clerk te o some stone
naonsr (Icarryilng the hd), the othler as
clerk in .a lchine shop (roustabout).
A pleasant sociable -'!:l be given this
evening ! y the ladies of the M. E.church
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Prince,
iorner Sixth avenue North and Seventh
street. Everybody is cordlally welcomed.
An interesting programme and some
light refreshlments will help to beguile
ithi evening.
'lThei stockholders of the Merchants Na
tiu nail bank held a meeting Tuesday after
InoI for the purpose of electing officers
nod directors. The old officers were re
ele'ted and two members added to the
,aurd--l r. A. F. Longeway and C. II.
Austin. 'TPle report of Cashier Wells
was very atlisfactory.
Arrivals at the Milwaukee house: Wm.
)5 Puupliff, Brooklyn, N Y; Jno J Carter.
Helena; P Peterson, Barker; John Palm
er, Lewistown; I Grrey, LUtica; C I)
Smith, liver Falls, Wis; W I) Burch,
Cascade; .1 B Winlefule, Louisville, Ky;
David C(ralg, Truly; ) W Walker, Nei
hart; II M Payne, Monarch.
'The auction sale of unredeemed
plteies will chlme Saturday night. If
you want ia gold air silver watch, gold
ring, pin or any article, attend the sate
this evening. Silver Iplated knives, torks,
and spoons are selling for 50c on the
dltlar Ladies can purchase go(md dur
incS the lay at retail. t. B IIEPNIr, NO. 8,
Stecouid street.
'There is a goodly proportion of sports
'omprnied in the population of Great
Fiall, and just now they are taking a
goodl dlea of interest in tihe glove contest
to occur at the Park theatre Friday night
next. It seems to be the general opinion
amonug the sporting fraternity that the
match will not be a hippodrome, but will
be "for blood."
'Th following are at the Park: A C
Miller, Auriora, la; ,oe Hirshberg, Ben
tont; W C Hervey. Jas H bpafford, Chi
cago; C B Tale, St j'Pul; E E Leech, Du
ptiyer; O G Cooper, Choteau; S Braden,
Helena; A W Forbes, Barker; ii M Ray
ondl, Nelhart; E . Morison, Philbrook;
I) (' Lincoln, Barker; George C Shaw, .
' I IHanon, !lelena.
('ýtimplaint was filed yesterday in the
district court by John let lney and others
to obtain ian injunction against the Butte
& a liontrana Co.mlercisl company to re
strain tiiem frlomn cutting any timber
trom the Limeln Stone Placer muing
claimes owned by the plaintiff. The
damages are placed at $1,500 and the
case will le tried at the coming term lo
tourrt. (C.)tper & Piggott art tse attor
neys for thle plaintiff.
An Associated Press dispatch to ther
Tl'llauC e from Helena, dated Jan. 12,
stated liat D)lniel lanly & Co., cumntii
si,.on ierlihants of that city, Ilail llde an
ol tisiInmeL for thle benefit of their credi
tors, with liabilities placed at $6i,000;
assets, $S0,(000. These ligures are erlote
ouo. Mr. John J. Curter, ia meitber of
the firmn, called at tile TaiuansE office
yesterdai) and stated that the liabiltties
were .5,.lO: I(ndi assetis $4:,,0l). The
ll ii'r e ti , i llltII hlve bIeenll l d in
s' l ii a 'I ii t it ri c nu o.o that lhpy e'
I pect toi resume ul.itess again tiis week.
I ir. .repli'en, oif the census bureau at
ri W hinogrtni, is i the city, hie is now
Senglged i tilig thile ilinsa census. In
cmnertatiion l.st evening Mr. Stephens
stalled thalt teeP were 8:20 Cree Indians
1nd 1,185 haillf breeds at the Turtle
I Mountain reservation. At the Belknap
gt'ey ther,- are 1,722 Arsinnitmine and
hGrt Ventris. tHe thinks the trouble at
I'ein Itlce is not yet ovr, and would not
i' ' , I ,-- to eni n of lie troops in that
Slion becomllling thle victim. iof some In
dlin treachery. "Indians are very trealh
er.-os iv nature," said Mr. S., "and tile
Iinveiienit of the hortiles at Pine Ridge
have sl)methling more in them than ap
pears on the surface."
1. W\. I)nllkwoIit who was arrested In
(creot Falls the oither day and taken to
Biotte ico charge cl attempting to leave
tle state snd thereby defrauding his
creditors, hlis been released from curtody
on a cansh bond. It is likely to cost Cluett,
the man who caused his arrest a snug
little sum of money before he gets
throuh with it. As stated before in the
T aiune a. Duckworth borrowed $40 from
I'luett and gyve lnt ais gold atchi as se
curity for the diebt. According to the
s.atutes I'luett i ILabile for tile arrest and
will lie required to pay the expenses of
the arrest, the railrond flir and i the trli
oner'a board at the rate of 41:30 a th do as
long as he Is is carcerated. Black who,
Swias arrested and taken to) Ititte with
," Ile U, uu: a fina I hsitn,
1 want every baby's picture in Great
Falls, and this is the way I am going to
get them. On every Monday from Jan
uary 18 to February 17, I will make baby
photos free, charging you nothing for
your baby's photograph. Ladies will
please avail themselves of this grand op
portunity and come and be convinced
that this is not a frand and that I will .
nctually give you the finest photograph 1
mgde in Great Falls. Everybody cor
dially invited to visit my photo parlors I
in the Luther block on Second street and
see the display Of artistic. photographs
whichl I have taken. Respectfully, C.
W. B;ler, photographer.
The meeting of the steckholders of the
North Montana Fair Association will be
held in the office of Tod & Kelly, on
Saturday. January 17th, at 8 p. m., for
the election of officers for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting. J. STEWART TOD,Secretary.
Lethbridge Coal.
During this cold weather remember
that the Goodrich Lumber conpany are
agents for the Lethbridge Coal and con.
stantly keep on hand a full supply.
Telephone 125 or 14 or 90.
Ladies' Misses' and Children's Cloaks
less than cost at the New York Cash Ba
zaar.
Rooms for Rent.
The rooms in the Gore block are now
ready. They are all nicely furnislehed and
are provided with plenty of heat and
light. A bath room is also provided for
the use of guests. Prices reasonable.
Mrs. C. WiLsoN, prop'r.
Mrs. WRITE, manager.
THE CASH SYSTEIM.
As an Evidenae of the Cash System We
Wilt Sell You
Montana's best Patent flour per sck.$2 80
Dakota's best Patent flour per sck. 3 25
Dakota's best Patent flour per 4sck 1 65
- Plsbury's best Pat. flour per asck 1 80
Pillabury's best Pat. flour per asrk ... 3 50
Choice New Yotk buckwheat flour
19 lbafor................. ... ... 1 00
SIleaker's self-rising buckwheat
a flour 5 lbs for... ............. 35
Best coal oil measured out, per gal. 20
Choice cured hams, per lb......... 11t
Choice cured breakfast bacon,per lb 10!,
e Case eggs, per doz.................. 3
SOcasE. J. peas for.............. 1 00
7 cans extra marrowfat peas for.... 1 00
8 cans 3-lb tomatoes for........... 1 00
8 cans 2-lb corn for............ 1 00
8 cans string beans for............ 1 00
Scans Lima beans for............. 1 00
12 Ibs rice for............. ...... 1 00
4 lbs roasted Rio coffee for........ 1 00
12 lbs granulated sugar tor........ 1 00
14 hbs brown sugar for............ 1 00
11 tbs cut loaf sugar for........... 1 00
10 Ibs pulverized sugar for........ 1 00
S Other goods in proportion.
Mcnu'Hr, MACIAY~ & CO.,
Groceries and luardware.
All Silk ltibbons--Nos. 5 to 9-at 10
c cents.-New Yotk Cash Bazaar.
Lethbride Coanl.
t During this cold weather remember
- that, the Goodrich Lumber company are
agents for the Lethbridge Coal and con
stantly keep on hand a full supply.
Telephone 125 or 14 or 90.
IDean Coat.
I have on hand the above coal and
wood and will deliver toyou In any quan
tities. Orders left with my agent at
UIbbons' harness shop, Central avenue,
or at the Great Falls Stables will receive
proar pt attention. Price $5 a ton.
G. BOOMEtn, Proprietor.
Notice is hereby given that I will not
be responsible for any debts contracted
for by my sons or my wife, Mrs. Jonathan
Goon. JONATIIAN OON.
Come in and see our line of 50l Dress
Goods. Joe Conrad.
CASCADE BANK
-oF
GREAT FALLS, MONT.
Lomnaarorated under the laws of Montana
Auril a. 1889.
S. E. ATKINSON, - President
JACOB SWITZER, - Vice-President
'. P. ATKINSON, - Cashier
DIRECTORS :
1,. E. ATxINSON, F. P. ATaINsoN,
PETER LAESON, JOHN J. Et.as,
A General Banking Blsiness Tratscld.
Intereat allowed on time deposits.
JUST A SAMPLE
of the way we do business when we have
a surplus of goods which we now have in
Overshoes, Cloaks, Dry Gonds and in
fact all through the line we must reduce
the stock before taking inventory. On
Monday, January 5, we will inaugurate
one of the greatest clearance sales ever
heard of In northern Montana. In the
past we have been more than
Simply Holding Our Own.
We are a lap ahead and will continue
O to keep ahead in Staple and Fancy Dry
SGoods. As in the past, you will always
Sfind our goods marked in plain flgures so
that a child can buy as cheap as a man.
O Thanking you kindly for past favors and
O soliciling a share of your patronage In
o the future, wishing you a Happy New
O Year, I am yours, anxiousto please,
o R. D. BECKON, Prop.
O New York Cash Bazaar.
O Terms Strictly Cash.
GREAT -BARGAINS
-IN
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Sterlin Silver, Clocks.
H. RINGWALD, JEWELER:
124 Central Ave., Great Falls.
The largetsttoek to select from at the lowest prices. All goodawarrante .
One Hundred Lots for aSb in T. Gahagan,
WILLARD. RE E :a:
Situated at the Narrow Gauge DEpot and Stock Yards.
After January 1st an advance in price of 25 per cent will be made.
Buy quick and take advantage of low prices and first ohoioe. oirner ota on tbe .otor line
=3m '25EC~RiB.A.LT ' $14850r21,. Acrs.property in alJ meations
T. GA AIGAX, Age.t, - 7 G.reat Vals. ae*** ****
FALL, 1890.--
Furniture- and - Carpets !
Our tall stoock excels anything ever shown here. Goods
are coming in and going out so fast that we cannot make
special mention. Call and see for yourselh. We can please
everybody with our large selection. We maintain our reputa
tion for low prices.
Respectfully
WM. ALBRECHT
SCentral Avenue, - - Great Falls.
The Great Falls Lime and Fluxing
Company will furnish to builders, con
tractors and others
SUPERIOR LIME
in any quantity that may be desired.
Parties wishing our lime should eal
or address their orders to
W. HORSFORD, Spt.,
Palace Saloon, Great Falls.
Riverside Addition,.
Adioining the new Boston Montana
Smelter ground, below the immense dam,
near the Montana Silver Smelter, above
Giant Spring. A Hotel, Store an4 residences;
also Lumber and Fuel yards already on the
ground and other buildings contracted for
This is the cheapest and best investment in
vioinity of Great Falls. Lots from $150 to
$300. Part cash and balance on time. For
particulars call on or address
G. W, LEARY, Room 19; Dunn Block, Great Falls.
St Asar & Lamil., I T. H. KlIschalit, Truss,
Room 18, Baily bik, Helbu-. I Helena, Mont.
Ho. OLARK, THE HOFFIAI
Wh"hinlleandreliuodra --A
The Choicest Brands of Whis
kies, Wines and Cigars
CIGARS & TOBACCO always in Stock.
smoKnRS' ARTIOLES. FINE LIQUORS FOR FAMILY USE
_8peal attention gen to family rade. BOTJ LU TSADB A BPOPIWYl.
S-a.oradewil reoese prompt .ttenoM . Tnsu & Smith, Prlp'r, hn Blsok,
FiRt Aon SiEh. GnULT n.Sa.