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aleu- advertisements.
On wednesday, June 7lh, 1874,
Mrs. T. T.. WATSON

win return from Philadelphia with an entirely
new and elegant assortment Of MILLINERY,
DRESS and VARIETY GOODS.
These Goods will far surpass any Goods Of the
season for style aud quality, being seLrcrrp
ESPECIALLY by myself from the largest and most
fashionable houses on Chestnut AMI Arch streets,
aud will bo the last styles for the summer.
Being bought low for cash, | eau supply the
trade a, greatly reduced rates.
jest Mns. WATSON.
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Study Your Interest,"
Buy Where You Can the Cheapest !
DRY G o o D S 1.

Heavy and fno Brown Musins, Bleached Mus.
lins. extra wide Brown and Blcached shcotings,
Pillow Casing, Ticking. Hickory Stripe, Denms,
Blue Drills, Cottonados, Cassimorcs Fianuelu,
phiuts, Delanes, pcrcalcs, Lawns, Grenadines,
llernanics, Summer silk. japanese Silk, Black
silk, very good, ~ ti.9s per yard. The above
are new, fresh goods. and have only to be priced
70 know Of their remarkahle aheanness.
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Farm for Sale I!

CONTAINING 30 ACRES, in good state Of
" cultivation, situated in Pike township, Char
field county, Pa, about eighty rods from Logan's
FIGURING Mill on the turnpike leading from Cur
weusyillc to Clcarfcld. Having story and a half
house, stable and out-buildings thereon. There
is also good spring and young orchard on the
premises. Any person desiring nice little home
will find this a very desirable location.
For further particulars inquire Of Rachel Cald-
we'll, on the premises or address
I. W. FLEMING,
March 29-tf. Curwensvile, Pa.
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The people of Pennsylvania want
no Artinl Dodgcr in the Auditor Gcn.
erals office TO do tho work for the Fa-
gin of the State printing Office. Gen.
M'Candlcss, If elected, will SEQ that
there is no elasticity in the 1915 80.
100 per volume to DO allowed by tho
State for Dates History.
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Notice 10 Creditors!

HAVTNG determined to quit tho moiciniilo
Ill business in kafihaus. notice Is hereby given
TO ali persons knowing themselves indebted to
mo- either by book account or note, 10 make i'm
mediate settlement, ~ I am dcsirous to close up
my business as som a. possible. My entire stock
Of store goois, consisting Of everything usually
Kept In IA country store, will he disposed Of at
cost either at Wholesale or retail.
W.s. sANKEY.
Karthaus, june I. isiisiLs
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$500 Reward!

TINE COMMISSIONERS of clearicld county
offer the above reward for the arrest and safe
delivery In the Jail Of the aforesaid county Of
JAMES JOHNSON. lie is about 2s years old,
dvo feet nine or ten inches in height, low forbead,
brown dirty looking hair, one bue and one grey
eye, thin face, dark complexion, big lips, scar
across upper lip, and has one finger cut OF the
right hand next index finger. Said johnson has
been living near Glenn Hope, this county for
some time past.
S. II. sIAFFNER,
DAVID BUCK,
May 20, 1871. Commissioners.
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I,XrCuTnIx,s NorICr.-wnoTo,. ~

EXECUTRIX's NOTICE Whereas. Let.
IL ters rcsiamcntary on the estate Of REBECCA
DOTTORFF dcc'd late Of Bloom ip., Clcnr6cld
Co., Pa. have been granted TO the undersigned mud
all persons indebted TO said estate are request.
ed 70 make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them, duly
authenticated, for settlement.
MARY WHITMAN.
June z, 1871 Ct Excoutrix.
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Houses and Lots For Sale!

Il will cell well improved House and Lot, sitn.
ated on Locust street, between Third and
Fourth and large we'll finished new House and
two Lots, situated on the south east corner Of
Locust and Fourth streets. For terms and con di-
tions apply to JOHN W.. sHUdAhI
Clearfell MAY l7ih, 2m.
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alew advertisements.
MARBLE AND STONE YARD !
Mrs. S. S. LIDDELL,

MRS. s. S. IIDD DEL Il,
Having engaged in the Marble business desires
to inform her friends and the public that she has
now and will keep constantly on hand a large ana
well selected stock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, aud is prepared to furnish to order
ToMDsT0NEs,
BOX AND CRADLE ToMBs,
MONUMENTS,
curbs and Posts for Cemetery Lots, Window
Stills and Caps, also,
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, &C., &c.
Ge- Yard on Reed street, near the r, r. Depot,
clearfold, Pa. jeI,h
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wv EST GINA
Timber and Coal Lands
ron q Tpt

The following tracts Of Timber and Coal Lands
are offered for sale One tract Of 1900 acres,
lying on the Elk River, in Webster county, three
tracts lyiugon the same river in Braxton county,
two Of 5000 acres each and one Of 900 acres !
and one tract containing $500 acres, lying on the
Gauley River, in Nicholas county. The titles to
these lands are perfect.
Any information concerning these landscnn be
had by addressing @. S. ILLEGAL,
March 22 ls7l-tf, Philipsburg, Pa:
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gml estate for Sale.
Valuable Crist Mill For Sale

rI,HE undersigned offers For Sale Grist MIL,
Dwelling House aud Store House, situate IN
New Mlllpori, Clearield county, Pa. The NH Is
in good condition, having been repaired and put
in excellent order within the last year, and has
good paying custom. II is situated in one OF the
best wheat growing sections Of the county, which
decidedly Increases its value The Dwelling
House and Store Room are also in good order,
Together with the above property viii be sold
about
GO ACRES OF LAND,
partly cleared and balance in Timber Land.
n Terms made known on application to the
undersigned at New Millport p. o.
May 5l-3m JOHN FOX.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

do not wish to inform you, reader that DIR.
Wonderful, any other man, has discovered
remedy that cures Consumption, when the lungs
are nearly hall consumed, in short, will cure all
diseases whether Of mind, body ,stae. MAKE
men live forever and leave death To play fer want
of work. and is designed to make our sublunary
sphere Il blsSful Paradise, to which Heaven it
sell shall be but d side Show. You have heard
enough of that kind Of humbuggery. But when
tell you that DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy triH
posifireig cure the worst of Catarrh in the
Head, only assert that which thousand can
testify to. will pay 500 Reward fer case
that cannot cure. = pamphlet giving symp-
toms and other information sent free to any ad-
dress. This remedy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price 80 cents. Sent by mail. postpaid, on re-
ceipt of sixty cents four PACKAGES for two dol
lars. Beware of couateJeits and worthless fmttd-
-tioas. See that my private tamp, which is a
positive guarantee of Genuineness, is upon the
outside wrapper. Remember that this private
Stamp, issued by The United States Government
expressly for stamping my medicines, has my
portrait name and address, and the words "U.
S. Certificate of Genuineness," engraved upon it,
and need not be mistaken. Don't be swindled by
travellers and others representing themselves as
Dr. Sage ; am the only man now living that has
the knowledge and right to manufacture the Gem
uine Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy, and never
travel to sell this medicine.
Rv PIERCE, NJ. ID.
21m3 l33 Seneca street. Buffalo, N. 7.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

A very singular accident is recorded
IN the Visalia Della Of July 18th
Robert Ray and eight others, intending
his two sons. Willie and Robert L., left
their home on Deer creek the morning Of
the 4th of July. In the evening shey
camped on White river with baud Of
sheep which they were driving to the
mountains. They spread their blankets
underneath large sycamore tree, on the
south bank. near the road. About Ii
o'clock, when all wero quietly resting,
the tree fell down upon the sleepers,
killing Robert Ray instantly. and wound
ing four others, viz Charles Harper,
Herbert Southworth, Patrick Castigau
and James Hobbs. The other four cs-
capped nnhurr. One, Willie J.. Ray, was
sleeping on the same blanket with his
fail er at the time of the accident. It is
supposed that the tree was thrown down
by the shock of an earthquake, the even
ing being very calm. Mr.. Ray was q
well known man, a good citizen and
highly esteemed by al who had the
pleasure of his acquaintance. He leaves
wife and fve children would have
been 48 years of age on the 18th day Of
the present mouth.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

EIx cIfx, Jn1y 4eths 1S1I Z:
EprroR REersrxn s-40uf plsassnt brecses
make mo Pity Jon dweilers IL de vsIisy, who,
By IN accounts, must be ia melting mood. The
Hcathss hsre il delightfnl. and III our crops ars
looking well. Several visitors have come 10 from
the "outride,' since tho date Of ny last Isftsr,
among them. Hogg. ESQ.,. principal In ths pur-
chase Of the YaquinA Bay Wagon Read Cpss
1ands. Mr. Hogg was highly pleased with biz
visit, and stated that should any encours rseomeut
be shown by the inhabitants OF the adjacent coun-
ties, certain capitalists were prepared to start :
railway from Corvallis to Yaquina bay, With d.
rect steam communication from thence to San
Francisco. This will bcncht the dwcllcrs in
Linn, zane, Polk and Benton counties consid-
erabiy. Tightening the cost Of freight both ways.
and making the time occupied in tho transports
ton of goods considerably shorter. hope the
outsiders" viii SEQ the matter in proper light.
and stir themselves briskly. Jas o'Meara, ESQ.,,
Of the Bulietin. is ON visit to the bay, to rccu-
perate; trust his sojourn here viii enable him.
on his return to Portland. to WELD the editorial
pen with renewed energy. We people who dwell
by the sounding sea- arc just as much annoyed
by the noble red men with their interesting and
highly colored spouses and 'skids." as you town
dwellers are, only we have ten Of them for cuv
that you have. The agent on the Reservation
| don't seem to care how they come or how they
| go the passes they supposed to be provided
with, are Betty Martin and ell in my eye +;
not one Indian out of twenty has . pass ma
those who have them nin't particular about re-
turning at tho specified time. But am trespsss
/ ing on your valuable space, 90, rescrving shot
! for my next letter, I subscribe myself
FERN.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

A letter from Saratoga, Jun9 II, says:
"Morrissey's faro parior, or, as it is
termed. the Grand Play Room, is fast
approaching completion Maurice Doyla
and Kelly, from A. T. Stewards, to day
finished laying the French moquette car
pet which measures 500 yards, and cost;
including making and laying, S6 per
yard. The cost Of two chandeliers in
this room was upward Of s3 600, and the
total cost Of the parlor viii exceed SO,
600 The hight Of the ceiling is twenty
six feet. and to the crest Of the dUmes
thirty six feet.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

An instrument has been invented that
marks "thc ebb Of time showing how
many minutes there are remaining prior
to any event. IF placed in the post
Office i reads, malls open in thirty
minutes !" one minute later it reads in
20 minutes" then in %, and so on. AT
a railway station it reads. "This train
leaves in ten minutes" then in 8, 8, etc..
and when the index reaches 0 the train
starts. Thus any passenger, on entering
station. knows jnst how much time he
has for getting tickets, checks, newspa.
per and seat, without consulting watch
or clock to ascertain the hour, Of day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

From the preparations made we are inclined to
the belief that the Blackberry Festival for the
benefit of the Baptist church. held last evening
a grand success.
Next Friday is the time set for housing the
Fire Company's engine in the new hall. The
Salem boys have been invited to participate
Artic Soda is the most Soothing of drinks
during these hot days, and MesSrs Carothers
Co. are improving on the ..get up every day.
Messrs Hiltabidei & Co. have got their new
dry goods, etc.. in shape, and they present
neat and tasty an appearance US anybody's, and
a good deal more so.
Mr.. A. c.. Layton is in receipt of more fresh
groceries, etc. Gus. is live boy, who will
never be found wanting in energy and accom-
mediation in business.
Jake Sprenger has just returned from a visit
to Waila Walla. He thinks of going into
business there.
/ MIR. L. B. Purdom has returned from trip to
the Pitt river country. He did not get stuck
after the country, and has come back to stay.
The wheat harvest has commenced.
Travel over the 0. & C. Railroad is good, and
| constantly increasing.
A FIRE at Jefferson Monday demoralized the
residence of Mr.. NJ. Levy to the extent of $780,
The residence of Mr.. F. NJ. Lewis, near Louis
vile. Polk county, on Tuesday, was destroyed
by FIRE. Loss estimated at $1,000.
We have received new colored inks and var
nishes for jobwork. Bring ON your postvrs cards,
biil-heads, etc., if you want good work at low
rates.
One of the iron cells was delivered the
| landing at this place yesterday We have al
rea dy described it. and the people now ex-
| anime and form their own idea of its security.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

The greatest want of the present age is men and
women, healthy and vigorou in mind and body.
The continued headaches, weakness. nervousness,
and varying ailments which afiict women are
generally the result of imperfect action of the
stomach and other vital organs. Or. Waiker's
Vinegar Bitters, being cemp ,seI entirely Of yer-
etable substances indigenous to California. may
be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate,
and remedy for all female complaints,
correcting all wrong action and giving new vigor
to the whole system.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

DIR. Griffin and family, of this city, and Capt.
Biddle and family, of Corvallis, contemplate
making the trip to Fish Lake next week. MIS-
Grifin says she's bound to kill desr, in which
case she will present us with nice slice. Our
hopes for supply of fresh vsnison were never
batta
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

DEATH FROM CoNsuMprIoN--It becomes our
painful duty to chronicle another death from
consumption. Mrs. Xina Jenkins. aged % years,
departed this life, in Sweet Home Valley, on
Sunday last. of consumption. She was resi-
lent Of Eugene, but had gone 10 Sweet Home, in
the hope of beneftting her health.
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The New York Tribune Of recent

The New York Tribune of a recent
date says:
Oregon, which has heretofore suffered
somewhat in public estimation by its vi
cinity to Alaska, is now in unusual favor
as place Of settlement. A vast throns.
has been pouring in there during She
Spring, and all the waste places are be-
ginning to brighten with the hum Of in.
dustry aud the evidences Of civilization.
Lands are said to be cheaper, more acces-
siblc and fertile than in any other State,
in the far West.
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4 Glorious s.ge 8!
TIE CEz-...+.r Ns.--.s -oSzC.
Flal<essio1l Bitters.

s-ss Ss"aaerfsIa s.s8sfabss re-
storatisc Is taac sazccs-asscssoa. of
the feeble ssEaa ssehsaitnfes,. As a
fos.sc asssi ssoslzai Tex fzsc aged
and isansuss', Il E-as 70 equal
azaicsas ssossa;sss-ics. xa.ss. remedy
sos ti.e nervous s.e.ss1aess TO
s.issic-a women src q f,sei.sssv ssrs,-
sssscssi I - ss.i'erses::sass crscsy sssr.er.
sffssssss' .ssssst. 1sassi csirss:.s e.., trori-
90, fssss - sssss, 81 fsigis., II acts
q sz2scsfsc II evcry species of
sssssssss' ss.issssa sssss.sraaairles ts.s
Stss i.sss. Tssz-css ~ s..s,ssn
ss-rsss. Tor r.. ry
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

CRAYoaRAPHY.-We take pleasure in calling
the attention of cur readers to the advertisement
of this art, to be found in another column,
and by means of which the advertiser is enabled
produce life size portraits fr.sm ordinary album
photographs. and at the low price of So These
pietur are highly spoken of and are said to be
superior to photographs. enErayings, cbromos or
even oil paintings. and are doubt worth much
more than the price charged. Thei,nmense num-
ber of orders aceruing from extensive advertising
is the secret of their chaapness. What is it that
lends more to the attraction and pleasure of bone
than to see the walls decked with beautiful pict-
ures and especially when they are made to re-
Acct the couutenance of a dear relative oF friend.
Friends, try this ART. The proprietor is
editor of the Mount Sterling. His, Gazette. q
large weekly journal. and will deal fairly with
all who may Pu trsnias him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

THIRD QUARrER.-1he third quarter of Miss
Julia Elkins day school closed on Friday. The
attendance during the quarter was good, and
Miss Eskins is giving the best of satisfaction in
the conduct of the school.
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a sly old deacon wishing to give his
pastor q hint to put more juice into his
sermons, said to him one day. must
get nearer 70 the pulpit, for by the time
your words reach my ears, the people in
iront Of me have 50 taken the pith ontoi
them thut they are as dry as dishNater." /"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

DAMAGING A BoARDINa HousE.-A.
landlady in New York city recently.
claimed seventy 1--we dollars damages
against the property Of an ex- boarder be-
cause Of his dying IN the house aud there-
by injuring her business. The jury
would not grant the claim, because it was
evident to them, some Of whom probably
boarded, that it would indirectly put q
premium upon boa -ding house starvation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

More than cocoon people bear testimony to the
wonderful curative effects of DR.. Piercc's Alt.
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. For palpi-
taiion irregu action Of the heart, all severe
:. Biiiiousness, it IL uneqaalsd- Sold by drug
gists.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

MARKETs.-No change in market quotations
Butter is quoted at 22@25c per pound-scaree
Eggs, 25c per dozen. Lard is scarce at 15c per
pound. Business fair.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

ALBANY CRY M,LLs.-A few days since new
43-ineh Leiicl wheel was put in at this mai, max
ing wheels OF tie same size asw IN running
oruer there. BY Thursday steamer st
of hurs, for manufacturing chop feed, was re-
ceived. and will b. pm, il shortly Il is the in
tention to put tie mills in tIsorous order ear
doin., double the work u. lat se..san.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22
THE NEW FOOD.


Fer e f-w cs1..s o.t can buy
Of yo-r Grocer c. Ir9ss:st a
package CT CA --osS TaRINE
made from pure I-ish Toss or
-arrageea, which viii make
'-seen quarts Ct Il-nc Eange,
9.,,ll g Ike q-anti y ef p1ddings
Stards, Creams, Charlotte
-Zesso, &C. It IS to cheapest,
-.as..tth.eSt sn1 E.oss delicious
eood IL &c worzd E -sses a
splendid Dessert, s-1d h15 10
equal IS G ii5ht cni delicate
food fo- Invai-ds and Children.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

AccIDEsr.-Ap accident happened on last
Monday, ut the Eugene ferry, BY which two hor-
ses we're drowned As Mr.. MarphaI and wife
IN agod couples and i yourR lady were driving
nn tie ferry boat the rope broke Just Is tho hor
ses gained q footing upon il. thereby letting the
team and wagon into the river. Anothey horse
was tied to- the back of the wagon, and was also
drawn into deep water, but by some chance tho
halter cam lonsened. Mrs. Marshal by this
time bad become insensibie, and Mr.. Marshal
free raised to the top of the water he got his bead
entangled in Mrs. Is dress, Mr.. NJ. seized the
horse by the tail, and they were both carried
safely to the shore. thongh in a very precarious
situation. The young la y was saved by one Of
the hauds on the boat--,Stnesmdn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

BUSINESS CHAyGE.-Mcssrs. Beach 4 Mon
teith of this city, during the week sold half in
terest in their large Touring mill. Albany City
Mills, to Henry Myer and A. S. Knox, residents
of San Francisco. for the sum Of $40. 0.Ooo Mr..
Myer has the reputation Of being frst-cIass
business man Of large means. who will bring
great energy and unlimited business tact to bear
in managing the Company affairs. The large
acquaintance of Mr.. Smith Knox throughout this
county and State makes it unnecessary for us to
say word in his commendation; suffice it that
the members of the new firm are well known and
hied business gentlemen Of large experience. who
win do all in their power to advance the material
interests of this section of the State.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

CRY CoUScIL-The following proceeding were
had at the recent meeting % the City Council. in
addition to those reported in our last issue The
Ordinance in relation to grading and graveling
street crossings, and building crosswalks. was so
amended as provide for the assessment of
proportion of the expense inside lots. The
tax on auctioneers' licenses reduced to So
per quarter
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

REAL EsrArE TRASsAcr1oss-For the wock
ending July 20th:
Charles Klett to t. P. Dinwiddie; considera-
ton, $40.
B. Hunt to Pepper & Keller; consideration,
$3.50.
Walter Montci,h to Ellen Smith considers
ton, $500.
j. +. Smith to Walter Monteith I; considera
ton, $500.
Lewis Fleischner Eli B. Moore considera
ton 81 SO.
r. A. Irvine shrrfr-s deed to Moore Gerst
conside ration, $500.
A.w. Waters to NJ. Fuller; consideration
$l0i0.
John F. Martin 4 Hiram Smith, (Ex to Mich
a. | Fuller consideration. $3.50.
Peter Brenner to j. r. Lake II. Isley con
sidern,ion, $25.
H. Isley to J. r. Lake consideration, $3.50
E. j. J.. II. kceney and wives to Il. C. Fin
ley considcrati IN $i.559.
I. N. Griffin uni wife to Daniel Gaby consd
Grafton, $40.
Christian Clymer and wife to Daniel Gaby
considerations. $50.
Daniel Gaby and wife to W. S. Prosser; con
sideration. $3.50.
B. F. ZinA to W. NJ Davis consideration.
$1,000.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

Bean MEAT AND TRorT.-We are iatlebtel to
Mr. Williaua = cod. of hi, eity fr Of .ra,ii
and bear steak. Mr. Reed, Miner. and others,
went out to Fish Lake last week. killed one bear,
numerous deer aud caught speekied trout till you
couldn't rest. We are very much obliged to he
gentlement for their kind rem mbrance Of us.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

Thar LITTLE OLD FAr--Rather than stand
'ssecond b. ST. in the lave of the Real Esfote
Special, Bro. Mart. Brown has concluded to throw
of on his little old hat. and try the iriea.i-
Guess he's only ..funua' ''-or does he iutsssd to
go for to move TO Chicago?