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Pickens Sentinel-Journal I Tnr.ST RfiRVITIPC II y ijvvnii UUUllllilU J I" ' '*=?- ; | Some Things You Know and Some f You Don't Know About Our 8 Towns, County & People '/f\ \ \ \ \:\ \ \ \:\ \ \S ?happy homo is where they all help do the whitewash- j in'. ?Now that tho frost missed tho fruit, wonder what really will get it? ?Of course bo polito to 'cm but nobody need ask the census enumerators in to dinner. A XT "XT tit* ?va. rxtnv j one cieric nas justi died leaving $2,000,000. He al so left the bank. ?Born on the 20th instant, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Gravley, of Pickens, a daughter. ?The many friends in Pickens of E. B. Lathem will regret to learn that lie is quite ill at his home in Greenville. ? w lino ?i. Harris, Ron of T D. Harris, formerly of our town but now of Spartanburg, is visiting relatives in Pickens. ?Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fennel 1, of Greenville, spent a portion of last week with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Boggs, inlPickens. ?Mary, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nealy, of Pickens, who has been quite sick with bronchitis and pneumonia, is slowly improving. Tliow. "r!U lw. ~ T 11IVIU Ullt UV3 Ct I ill y IIIUIl n Missionary meeting at Nine Forks Church next Sunday and on the Second Sunday in May at Pleasant Grove. ?Mary, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1). G. Moore, of Pickens, who has been quite sink for soil 1 <* l imn i? wlnvvlv ini. proving. ?The cold snap has been / pretty general over the southern states, with frost, sleet, rain and snow in abundance, and the vegetaiiou is pretty generally killed. ?Wanted?A good live man who wants to make money, to i. - - ~ !-- A I.*.. 1 I rupruseiit us m uns section m handling monumental and cemetery work, Address, with references, 0wen Bros. Marble Co. Greenwood, S. C. ?Nine tests of drunkenness , , ..i aro now empioyeu ny me* ponce of Los Angeles. Nono of thorn is bettor than asking the victim to have another and observing how ho takes it.?Now York Warld. ?The Pickens County Union will meet at Pickens, in the court house, 011 Monday, May 2d, at 10 a. 111. Lot all locals 4 1 1 A litivu uuicf^uicn on ju r juuniju,ly at that timo as matters of importance will demand attention. John T. Boggs, Sec. ? Do not forget that J. R. Ash more is still in the Real estate Business and is ready to sell voii liittf. mid Wind r?f lniwl Ihnl J J -- ? v'*vvv you want, most any where you want it, .and on easy terms. If you want to sell list your property with him and he will dispose of it for you. ?Rev. J. C. Yongue, pastor of the Pickens Methodist church, who recently returned from the bedside of his sick doughtcr^ in Washington, is himself confined to his room. He was threatened Tuesday with paralysis. It Is sincerely to bo hoped that lie may soon bo out again. ?See change in ad of Messrs. Craig Bros. They announces a special saio on way t>r,n and 7th of coat suits, skirts and shirt waists. The sale will come o(T in time for the ladies to get their *'fixAns" for tho "May meetings" and thoy should take advantage of this opportunity to got new fresh goods at a "reduced pricp. ?Married on Sunday, the 24th inst., at Holly Springs church, hv t.hA nAntnv R?v It Mnv. phree, * Miss Anderson, daughter of Mrs. R. E. Anderson to Mr. Marvel N. Simmons, of Pickens, it. F. D. No. 2. The happy young couplo are receiving the congratulations of ma^y friends for a long, happy, prosperous and useful life. ?Shll6h school, in Shiloh District No. 14 will close next week. ?Burning a man's wooden leg to make him stay in at night ought to stump him some. ?Being a missionary in China, is almost as exciting as keeping a garden in tho suburbs. ?Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Hester, of Pickens, visited relatives in Greenville last week. ?wiving the people tho host you've got in tho shop is the way to win out in the long run. ?Miss Vesta Ashmoro, of our city, has returned homo from a pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. V. B. Loehr, in Clinton. ?Mr. and Mrs. 1). J. Carter of Chicago, are visiting tho hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Ashmore, in Pickens. ??ovoral oJ the old veterans of Pickens county arc at I ending i the reunion in Mobile this week. ' We wish for them a good lime; despite the cold snap. ? There will be an entertain-; ment at Mauldin school house on May 113th at 8 o'clock ;v11<I every one in Pickons County is cordially invited lo attend. ?Mrs. B. F. Parsons, of Pickens, is quite indisposed. 1 leimany friends hopo for her that she may soon regain her normal vigor and strength. ?J. . Banister, a prominent business man and real estate dealer of Liberty was in Pickens last week on buseness. Mr. i* o/ia,.,i i.:.. * " 1U<U CIVUIWI HID II.IIIH! III IJM' Pickens county list of automobile owners. ?Lost on Thursday, between tht) Post oilico and Hiawatha hotel, or 011 t ho streets nf Pick-, ens, a fraternity class pifi of black enamel, with diamond shaped gold piece in centre with ... 1_ I LA 11 " K'ruuK. luners mereon. Joinder return to Miss Sarah Hamilton at Hiawatha hotel. ?J. Earle Cantrell, who hasj been spending the winter willi his parents above Viekens, ami Oscar Gravley, who has been' doinK the same, both recently left for the West, whoiv theyj Have lucrative positions a^ain awaiting them. They will ajrain locate in tin; state of Montana, and for tin; present their addresses will he Dillon and Dell, respectively. Here's success to them. ?Estimates made, ami .sent our, rroni unicago, stale ihat tho cold snap in the I'rnit and grain growing hell of Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota, Kansas ane Nebraska, will mean a lossage of !?;{(),()()(),()()() (<> (hat group of states. Now an estimate over tho cotton belt losses will irive a faint idea of <lu? ni:i?>ni - " r>" I tudo of the agricultural interests that can he ruined by a drop in temperature. ?The dedication of the new i church Mountain View, will, take place next Sunday. l)r. W. T. Derieux, Secretary of State Missions, Greenville, S. ('. will preach the sermon at eleven o'clock. This church has! 1 4. 1 1 i 1 : I. i Jliaii lll'I'II CI ?l IIJJII 'I ('? I. IS <1 lllliuisome structure ami a credit to the enterprising community in which it Ih located. It can ho easily seen from our main st reel though seven miles away. Kev. ; J. E. Foster is pastor. ?John B. Craig is having 1; 4- 1 It ... <iii(i iouiiiKXiioiis ; house erected on his lot in Iho western portion of Pickons. Anderson Bahh has the contract for the work. Wo do not know whether the fact that John is l'UUIIIIIK un.ytiini)^ ur not, but is a pretty ^ood idea to have tho ca^o roadv before siting tho bird, and those who know say that they can add lip, and sometimes one and one I make three. ?Albert Holder, a son of J. I ). Holder, of East Pickens, while ruling a byclo, one day last week, and while ^<?i11 <4 down the bill toward his homo lost control of bin wheel, the coaster brake refusing to work,1 and was thrown to the ground with the result that both 1 ones in his arm were broken just1 above the wrist. Modica! aid was sunimonod, the injured member dressed and Albert- is reported as getting alontf as well as could bo expected. !. ? The Hiawatha Opens. According to announoonient, (he Hiawatha will ho ready for guests on May 1st, hut will not ho formally openod until Mori clay, the first meal Jserved being* breakfast on Monday, May 2d. Mrs. Hamilton would bejglad for every person in I he cit y to partake of a meal with her and look the appointments of the IwMICfl AWiMt < lw\i? 4K.V-- - I I T i j \j \ \ j. . iiii'i i 11 it * y \\ill IK l F )(* j ! ' capable of judging whether! Pickens was going to have good hotel accommodations or not. Below, we publish the menu for opening day, and we ask of every business man, and every.: citizen in the city, that In* "reg-j ister" Cora meal on the opening! day?take your wife, family or! friend. Show your appreciation of this chance to get a good ho-. tel here in a "substantial" way. It won't cost you much in either tim or money, and you cannot spend an hour more pleasantly than in this way welcoming \ 1 ,.j I 1 < - :-i i. 11 i.i.i. I < I I i I I 11< II I lUi.MIL llll(l?li. Ili) is ;i slight tiling to a sic of you j to do, hut il moans much for the succors <(!' I he botol, for, unless Mrs. Hamilton I'ools and knows that f-'lio has your hoartv cooporalion ;nid support, and tluil you arc niendly to the enterprise,! she can not pul forth hor hes! oll'orts lo ;-ivo Pickens a lirstelass hostelry. f|M. > I ii i I lie .'.II'IIII ai, ! 1.01OI 11 nwa' Mil for <?iu 11 i 11 (lav, Monday, May 2(1, will !)->: UREA IC FAST (1: i I nr. T I'-li' I (J 1 ;i ( p Nuti' llroil rl I* r hou ? > S 1!: I'Yrncli Kri -it 1 . ? Mti III". > .Ml -i "11 T< '.''si Mi !< I lis ?t i' Wluvit Muflinn ! ? i D1NXKK (!r? ;.in nf At p:'iaj:\is Soup U-mM Turi:ty WitlrlSi ml, 1 :y : an String llt'.'ir.s <!r?'cu f".' lined In w " <i' 'I<'' 1 I .,1 in,... i 1 > ' -.v i i iv .v. >. iw-iiiihktx , l iicc ' i < <| mlM J, Vlnin ('nli'V,. \". t ? j 11: i I <'. can; , (JofTiSl'PPKU '1 ' 'r. ( h Sti'W C'nl.l b'lict-ri i'unnuc f-'llci d *!'(im:it<m>s willi Ma.v j Anj: I < al;e Snawlu men ' > I i c ; < The nic il hours will he from ; C .* *M ( r* .. . r.... I..... i. r. i I ..IV i < > 1.. w, 11. ill., > in ; I. ;I K I ;|S| : < ]2:.'?() to ~:U0. p. ni., for dinni r: 1 7 to 8 p. in., for supper. The schedule of hours is : uhjecl to(; slight variation, hut quests w ill I not have a wait for a meal ! I should tiny }.<> "right on thc'< dot." |1 We urge cwryhody that can, < to go and partake of one of these ; meal* and I<*1 us all do our part . to start the lli iwallia otV under i as favorable conditions as we can We repeat it, that a good hotel i:-> I he lift- and vitality of ^ ...... i 'I I . M : n... -1 ! 41 ii \ iiiw ii, i i n i i u i \\ , \ ; 11, i nc serves to Mice, cd, and will, if ( owryliodv in lh( town will u. i \? ii a word of eneom i.^rtnonl and i a littIt* friendly aid. Card ol Thanks. \\C laki1 1! i- lin'lhod of ex-!] tending our heartfelt (hanks to our fri< n<U :md neighbors for their help, kindm s and sympathv during 111? ill:c: s and death of otir dear mother. We also: wish to ex pre.- ; our sincero thank to Dr. Kol inson for his untiring treatment and advice. May the Lord's-richest blessings over res I with them, and should (he hand of affliction be laid on (hem may they he ministered unto by loving friends. May (Jod crown them with rich blessings is our heartfelt prayer. Clayton Martin and wife. fv'oticc Closing Hours. We t ho undersigned merchants of Pickens, S. C. do hereby , agree to close our stores, bolb front and back doors, at ('?::{(), o'clock |?. in. and keep them' closed until the next morning, commencing May 1st ami continueing until Sept. 1st, 1010 Saturdays and pay days of the riCKOIl ; VO! loll .Mill ( \'<Vptr<l. II' you si!;i) this yau arc ex pod od 1<> abido accordingly. J. 1*. Ashmoro. H. A. Uiclioy. fl. F>. YValdrop. \M <?'? , Thornloy & ('o. VV. B. Krooman. Craig liro tT'.aLh-Bnioo-Morrow Co. I*. i t ' l / ? rai lM/i-rMojui v o. Moore M uildiii Co. Pickens 1 lanlw ire Co. f OlEY'S OfilNOlAMITVE j For Stomach Trouble And Coh?tipation ' jj| / impossible to It is impossible to be well, sin llOWPlft rnncftonforl Vnn ?v^.? ? - .? - %? y icv* j'viiwi. A V/U IlIU laws of nature, or suffer the con material, waste products, poisono removed from the body at least < I will be trouble. A sluggish live immense amount of suffering anc your doctor about Ayer's Pills. I directly on the liver. Trust him. Corey & CI m i a, t "i t\c IU^AJj M PICKENS See ns when yon wan \ ) build upon, or good fVi Piokens or in this conn < Viijrhted to show you w we feel sure that we cj \ow is (In; time to invest i>Hon> i( enhances in val ifialsi St. Pi?* 'Phone No. 33. Office, ov 11 Trail? Street, Wjintod ni' to inert vs.- their onrniiuss bv !i s . 11 ' i * I'd 'tin s, 11 n? 1 oi* :i 11 i xpiMi cotton cruder. Wet -;i? 11 ^i'i'ilinp, avct'iijjjin^. shipping, lxr ; i l.ivi ip'Ol cl'iKHilii-atio'i?<!ivat dcmund llin 1 . i i -i*nn I t lis* cot! mi bu-in<v.s ? We miiirntee t< i I it in :;0 11 ys. N >?' i t lie I inn1 to enter an<l ui:>k?> good eoi i'of torn ; uitl I'MiloriMiH'Ut-? of former student.-;. ?Jus! ;is we p;o to press wo1 ?'I 1 ti n ili.it Mr. K. ttmilh G'rif'lin, tint <1 1 ?n:ierly of I hiscounty, bul now cotto i). Gr. nvilic. was married on goes 'i 11 11 i1.1 a<. o'clock a.^C lo Mr . John II. I'owen at lier scare home, :i few miles east of Ras- to oil I y. Congratulations aro in or- try i> iiiT. in:;!,Vi ? Members of the younger set naN'' i'ickens, ami especially inciiiI) 'i's of (he "Jomjtiil C' 1 n 1' will s<>w'' leliraie the opening of (he Ili- < ll,s' walha l?y a dance there Meni v ni ; 1 it. Invitations have V"1 1 1 ii extended to friends in the st i . !".laboring towns to be present ? hi :i large crowd oi' (lie young been l .lks who "trip the light I'antas- ttchor 1 '< I " areexpected, and a most he lie ijovahle occasion is promised the fi liit in. Mrs. Hamilton will servo Satni i !?111 Vet luncheon to the dancers mitte .in! do aii shf can to help the .Sund young folks make of t his even- I ion I iug ;i most enjoyable occasion. ( 'on v i> v L. I-!. M. I'Yeeman, ofj( J^ ^ I ' i i 1." i >11<- tr i l'I n.lont r\I' I ( Oil \ hit' Tlirnio^i,-;,! sell)inary, ;it Voai 1 i'?uisvillo, Ky., rocoi vod his ^ !ls diploma, on April 1st. On the ' ' '' l)(li of April, lie, following tliti : ' Uihliral injunelion Ihaf it is not 1 !l(" i ?v i f for man to In1 alone, took unto himself an In-lp moot, ]\liss ?J Jennie Louis, of Louisville. ; to pi They wore marriod in thejwhei Broadway Baptist chinch of i fine thai eily, !>r. W. M. Landuni press pronouncing Il??' soleni words inu\ ; I hal made I wohearisbeat asone. read\ Shortly allerlho marriage the whei happy couple l< rt lor SI. Louis, miss Mo., where the I'ev. Freeman J l>rok< will spend sometime working shop' in theinlc.est ol' Ihe seminary, j patcl Ihs many I ricnds t n rough I ho laic, county will join us in wishing ])oral him all soils of good luck. caeh ?The missionory cxeeises at|'()S(l t he liaptist church last Sunday ( '|n were very impressive and great- ^ Iv cn j >yod. The house was u well filled and 111 inlerest. fine. '.'>r The program had heen arrang-i ed and was in charge of thei',l"-v I'hilalhea (Mass of the Sunday School ami occupied all the ,'',ul morning hour, Ihc nastor gladly *() 1,1 l iving them his time. From I he beginning until the close the young Indies of this class hold 1 he clo.;ost at tent ion of the peo- ''' p'e. l ie son :4 s recitations and ii iding \vc!c( I the highest; ord- ( ' <t upon the subjects of Missions and each one part icipal inpf per- ^v ,,x formed her duty well. Perfect order and seriousness pervaded (hi- congregation. The contribution was for foreign missions g* and amounted to $.10.10. The Sunday School the flame morn-1 in contributed over$17. for the The : a me obiect. The young ladies Bo of this church are to bocongratulated on their success. %A/ I wwi 11111?mi foe Well] iply impossible, if thej] | N W1..T st pay attention to the ? ! M V V J i V sequences. Undigested 8 || * us substances, must be I B >nce each day, or there! I gf y0,{p r is responsible for an I m * 1 serious disease. Ask I | Ie knows why they acta g V* liy (loi) J. C. Aijer Co., Lowell, Mass. a ? ? ' I Your nastairs, g llU.k_[ 2TATT7 I or ott * J ? XJLJLJLJi I !, S. C. | poj.pr? ta nice town lot | g \j\\ U inning land near | ty. Wo will be B . hat we have and f KjH in interest you. ! in mill properly ? iastaiog S.68 jC@S1Sr Oa 29. 200 acres, balance in original er Freeman !U ildinjr. 2() acres enclose< One of ioo and I 4 per acre and a 1 El fl (^, ^* ahead of you and ip ybMyyn, 30. & ?<* r j e balance in pasture Ch;*r9ot2e>5 2^. C. Churc where the 1 Miming H <> (HitIon business ill (Uir bltlllC, Sllin.l llOtlS per acre. This pi 1 ing and soiling cotton, Aincri -in . \ \ _ . 1 , >ngh iho (rotion boll i'?r iii< n vv ho bail know n ;t but < 1) lourn anyone willi ordinary ^ | Xo\V ll yoi i tracts the coming wi .on. Wriio tills lit J oil. 11 ' pasture and tiin - "? , c-ond ncurlihornn I " * " ' ' IVIegraphic dispatches to ; necessary outbuilt 'lily papers says "cold kills! ward the mountaii in seed very scarce*' and; 3~>. 46 acres, on to slate how miuii dam- room house, old .j has been done and how 1'ickens, 1 mile fr< e 1 he seed is. A re?j 11< I j^ood section of co mills throughout lheeo::n 33- 186 acres, i being made lo slo|i cru.-li- C*rc:<tk; 90 acres cl< seed and let the farmers house completed them for replanting pur- acres fine botton i. The IMckens mill had 1 wired in pasture, a I ton of seed on liand un- 34* '5 ?icres, <j led but sold t hem a short.! school at Six Mile l()7\ C'/? Co PiW.tiv I ? ? ...... . M"i I \ ir\ ('.%*? ?* O ? ?/ I II^W, r>< I 11 I II I ri III I I 1 l>S hi ' " "III LV-' 1 1 1 1 ,l 1 ' 1 1 >vill have (o look clsowlicro soction; ^So per a< k?(1- ! Ui intcivsltni; program lias 1 |%Jrj| arranged by tlie Sunday [] gj _ | yff |j >1 Association which w ill _ v_ Id at(rril'lin Baptist ('hnivh * I i~I EL r fill ttundav in May ami , , ,,,, Box 264. (lay I km ore. I he coine in charge wants each Of ay School in this Associa- . . , o send delegates lo this ' ( t : 1 1 1 < cm mmi, niiriii'U'^aic i or evwenty-five scholars. Ti ret ion was organized last / >v a'1 >. s Roads Church and N | ) ]"* j I 1 ( )" I I SI ICCeMS, It'll it iso\- V J 'A 1 1 I ^ ' ho one to he held al . i:11 s'ear \\ ill he better. 1 program is published in ler column. / N " ^ VH" U usr as we i(dI ready t?? go 1 fcj }? M $ |j ess with our first side and | 1^8 1 everything was printing ^ J we heard a jar and our was broken beyond runj > ind we were nearly oil* and ; to put on t lie last, run, 'j k k i we are balled up and the mails. Carrying the 311 pieces to the "Fix-it j 1 1 we got Dr. Coodwin to i us up, but we are a day i ' i lie! A new press is an ini j lu< ive necessity and wc ask i one of our Is()(i subscribers j ? ?! ml us one dollar each so wo buy now material. Many cm owe us from 100!), some from 1008 and nearly all JmtmL 1010, but only <un' dollarj hb each one will help mat orSend I no money at once *0 wo have allot her break i. Wo don't want to have ,,;l e) .. THE S Street Tax Due persons liable lo si iv.-t I a x 11 seated al 1 >i 1 n rt \ oeilyof I'ielc^its, arc hciv i IfRsol lit l >1 iliied I hat t he ainc is now ' I. !ii>> Mini I Ist'otiiii mil il not paid on or hi'forei ?? :! 1st. 11)10 50 percent penal- 1 nimn-nuti i ixmivI>ii from Hunks nn<l llnnkfl il! be adueu thereto. rimonrj ... (iitiii .. H. H. Laboon I si vrr 'IKI other < <>ui ( links H II' I < 'HH|? I H ill' Ma yor Totiil.... . > AST OR IA For Infant8 and Children. Rfforo mc Ctimo II s th??t tlie above himI fon ^oini Kind Y?b Have Always Bought - W:\vv. , are tho ^' S/fTZZT , iaturo of y ?lroc-toi yH Don't You Kick? I " ;i a .. > ii UUUHT Y'^U t you 11good oil ? roeer is tin? person for you VI A Si Fj him furnish you OIL I! ITY?Sold by leum oil Comp'y rTlil.Y IMJIII'MDIOT. il Rstafp! 6 miles west of Pickens; 40 acres cleared \ forest; 6 acres in good creek bottom land; I in pasture. Can cut this in three tracts; wo of 50 acres each if desired. Only $25 >argain it is; Don't let the other fellow get then suy I didn't know it. cs, all level, 25 in good state of cultiuation and woodland; Within 1 2 mile of Six Mile u:w college is going to be built in the near e and outbuildings; Now Listen; Only $40 ace will double in 5 years; Don't say wish I :ome let me show you: i are wanting a good cheap plale how does errs; 25 in good state of cultivation balance her land 1-4 mile from church and school in od, 10 miles from C. I I. 5-room house all lings, line orchard. " ' is place is back tois but is a bargain a' 25 in cultivation, :.i pasture, one new 7-room house;, good i?arns, etcr 6 miles from )in Prate r s church. )/i mile from school, in unlry. a number 1 little place $40 per acre. 1 1 miles from court house on Big Crow arcd, balance in original forest; new 6-room 1 . 1 .I'll , iiuw siorc nouse, ^oou ouiDuilciings, 2? > land in hi^h state of cultivation; 15 acres Price $3,850. jood new small house within '4 mile of new All ievel c;ray land; just the place if you enjoy the superb advantages ot ihe Six Mile ;re but it is extra nice. ?EAL ERTATR MAM " ' Pickens, S. C. lice over Keowee Pharmacy. and life 'insurance, Announcement. < Jnr Store is now I??-i\ ('rnwili'il w tli New Crisp NO GOODS! so lii^li prices, for v illi 11 it* Spot ( asSi!" mu^hl at leiiiar'.cilily low priros niul net to si 1! Ill-' same Way. Vill l**ll you Inter tliron^h tlu? Kt?nti .lournal nf tli'- ililT 'i "ii' things wo vi'. In tli'- meant inns <*:i 11 on us. ilrKmucy nuil Wo >1 will In* iloli^litlo wail on you. K. PARK. Grrocnvillo, S- O. MKNT OV I NK CONDITION OV LIBERTY BANK, S. ;11 the close of business Mar. 24. 11)10. I.IAIMMTIKK. i?V.?. 11"i lii ( ii|'ilnl Stork I'rtUl III $2lt,000 00 "I sni tilu - I'iiml 2,001)0(1 i 'i ! s; i;lullvlilt>1 I'rulllH, Icks Current KxI .<"?? |i> |i<>iiM-s iiihI Tiixi-s I'it ill f>,M?7 7'i r> fi >>;V1 It; I > it c lo lliltikH ii in I lluukiTN M)5 K'i I iki I iiiliviilunl l)('|io?l(s II,Mil lil MO mi i Time ( erllllrtileM of Deposit ... Id.x.M) |2 K! i HKliii-r'N(iiockH 85 ill ()."> Kills 1'iiyiiMc Inolmill)); CcrlliicntCN for Money liorrowctl Irt,600 00 *81,181 II Totnl 9X1,181 44 ,:na,icu >. ( Irloy, CnMilor of ilio ntiovo unmet Hank, who, hcliiK duly sworn, ??vh t statement i h true -<>iidilioi'i of mM Hunk, its Known l?v hooka of II C. KHJRI.KY, .( fore ino, tlilh lutdu; if Apfl, Ifllf). iso.il. | W . it. itLBNN Notary PuOllO.S, O. i K. ? r-J** V