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, 1873-10-18
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

CATTLE-1f NO except slightly s-tncreascd domand
for atoors there noticeable change the
situation Of the catlo market. Shippers woro doing
little or nothing, less than 4t0 head going into their
hands altogether. Morris mustered up sufficient
courage to invest In two bunches Of Te1as the
Wai1e,, who is rarely found dlo when thera Ia ghost
Of ctailco for profitable roturn, confined his pur-
chaaea to singlo drove, though he took-as usuathe
best tho market Afforded, paying 5000 for 81 head
averaging LASS lbs. Tie local dcmanl waa compur-
auyo'y light. butchers generally having their
orders for the current week pretty vol Allied.
Tlleir wants were chiefly supplied ~ At xS2.oe@
natives, though high 81 at and as low az $l.s2H
waa paid. Tho low prices prevailing during the pnst
few days have called hither Hboral number OF feod
nrH, and several hundred head akcn by that class
Of buyers, at $2G0a3.65 for common to primo natives,
and at ST 0O{325o for Texans. Veal Calves were In
quirod FOR at $3oo95.7s for poor to extra Tho
kct closed quiet and atoady.
Extra Daeves-draded steers, averaging ], AGO
Choice nceyes-Fine, fat, vol formed year
1850 lis. 5.25@s5o
aeore, averaging 1,aoo TO i,35o u.s. 4.6oas.oo
aging 1.1;o to 1.25o 4.0o@Aas
Butchers' slock-Common to fnir ateers,
averaqing 800 to 100 lis. s.oo@4oo
desh Averaging 100 10 1,oso ibs .....:... 9.oo@aos
Tn{eror-Light mud thin cows, hedfers,
sags, bulls, md Bcallawlg steers 2.00@2.5o
Oattle-Te1nH choice eorn-fod. ......., 4.25SS4 G5
Catt1e-Tsxas Northern wintered. 27Bls375
cattle-Tcxas through dtosos. ............ 1ooG5260
CATTLE AALre.
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Three dollars per car 70 Be aduel Wien tfansletfeu
which charge follows tho shingles.
Thtcknes8-Fiso shingles to bc tho nches In thick
uosa.
LenHsh--B1tecn inches.
HARDWOOD.
Black Walnut - Counters, $f00. .GOa160,00 clear.
&s5.oo@s5.oo: common. 335.o0@50.00; ouu, &2o.ooa
o.. 90 flooring, $4,000.
Asll--Clear 92g. .o0@40.00; common, $l6.0OGa25.oo:
Gull, $10O0@i6.Go flooring, $50 0op@ 1000.
oak-Olear, $20.oo@40.00; common, $16. 6.oo925.o0;
.. ItcEoryS0ie $2s soo@eo.w; common, s2o.oo9
$500 Gull, $l2.009 9l8.00,
Msple-oe.r, sa7.oo@35oo; common, s1e.oo@2s.oo
nuiternut-Olear, sas.oo@ooQo; common, s2o,oo9
5000. -
Oherry--ucar, slooo@so.oo; common, $1,000
Whlterood-0lesr, sao.oo@4o.oo; common, $4,000
925.o0: cu1lt S10003lt.00.
wagon po1es EACH Aba55o box boards. 1000.
FIorda red codar, $50 pcr Il; mahogany, 3094oo;
do counters, 600: ROSEWOOD, 6o@6oo white holly 300.
, 1873-10-18

Wheat WAS moro active, and quite strong, at
m average advance Of 10 per bu OIL optionB
and 1@illo OH cash lots. The carly nowa from
Liverpool waH of moro encouraging character
to lloitlera, and Now York WAS subsequently TO-
ported 10 higher, with bettar domand, while
tho newH Of yesterdays market on the aeaboard
indicated an aotlyo export movement. This set
several OF our local shorts to buying. Thoy
have sold largely for November delivery, and
have boon on The tentor hooks OF doubt for two
or threo days past, Watching for the
least symptom OF strength Oh q warning
to fill III. Hence moro doing In tho
option department.. Thoro was only moderate
demand for allpmont, ono or two Eastern orders
being drawn hero by tho deolino In lako froghtH,
whilo ono vossol-owner WAS buying cargo OH
his own account III preference to oliartoring his
craft at the current rates. Tho Increased pro-
MUM Of 1Ao OIL cash lots WaB duo to tho faot
that ono or two of tho Shorts went Into tho Cur
lot crowd, and bid up tho market against tho
shippers apparently with tho object Of preyont-
Ing tho grain from being takon out OF tho way,
;I6is action carried tho market above tho lin
its Of QUO or two agents but others wore
not 80 limited, and they took Ill
tho offerings Ct the adyauco, 30 that
tho ruAo failed OF course, this moyemout waa
directed against the speculative grade alone !;
but tho lower grades wero ilrmor,. In aympathy,
Wills No. ! was yery dull. seller NoyomborI
opened at @l .Dl, advanced to $l.034, and closed
firm Ut sl.Q8h. bellee December sold at Sl.04
, 1873-10-18

alton in urlccs Hhpers were not tu the market, aud
only tow carloads woro required to satisfy tbs
wniss OF the local trae, hence trading was slow. e
0,loto poor to medium at $2.76Ga3.25t and good 10
choice mutton grades at S3,a0@4.26.
, 1873-10-18

increase gross earnings for months. .S9aa 521 rs
Increase net earnings for nonbs. 834 0s0.4
LOCAL PRICES.
Tho banking house Of Preston Kean Il Co.,
Into Lunt, Preston Koan,. make the following
nuotatinns at u m, for today:
, 1873-10-18

increase gross earnings Tor August. ,710.73
Increase grosa net for Augnht. 6,28s.69
Jan. to dug 81, 1879. Jan. l to dug. 81, 1879.
EARNINGS. G2o7, ,087.o5 $5374 56G.7O
Expenses. ......,....... 3,191, ,Di421 310J, ,b03.10
Net carn,npa "a o!974 xo27t nsa On
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06
Election Of City Officers.

The time is drawing near when we
must select cur officers for the city
government for another year. The
officers to be elected are a Mayor, an
Alderman from each ward, an Assessor
for each ward, city Marshal, city
Treasurer, a Police Justice, and a
Justice of the Peace, and also Coun-
ty Commissioner from each ward.
These are all responsible positions and
should be filled by the best men in our
midst. Custom has made the selection
of these officers matter Of little mo-
ment, apparently, through the miscon-
ceived idea that it is only town, mu-
nicipal, or city election, and consequent
ly anyone strong enough to secure the
requisite number Of votes to defeat an
opponent is the man to run, and all this
regardless Of his capabilities for the
position. This is all wrong. The best
men should be elected-men who will
look to the governmental Interests of
the city with the same care and Thought
fulness that would be expected of him
whom we would elect to the Office of
County Treasurer or in fact to any
county position.
Our Mayor must be man Of digni-
ty, Of nerve and excellent judgment.
Let each ward chose such a man for
its alderman as will best serve the in
terests of the ward he is to represent,
and the city at large as well. Our as
SCISSORS must be such men as will knou
no man, acting independently. honestly
and impartially, If such men can be
found trot them out. The city mar
shall is not Of necessity to be giant,
the law is at his back wherever muscle
is required !; let him be a man who can
and will collect the taxes and make the
requisite returns. Let our City Treas
urer be an honest man who understands
business. IF we've such man trot
him out. Our Police Justice must
needs be man whom rogucs will fear
and respect and if possible, love. II
the city has such man, he's the man
we want, trot him out. The City
should have reliable and capable man
for Justice of the Peace, one somewhat
acquainted with law, and withall,
prompt and full Of business.
There are to be three County Com
mi.sioners, and also a County Judge
elected. See to it gentlemen that these
trustworthy positions are filled by
staunch and capable men, and you will
have done your duty, and not before.
In making the foregoing suggestions
we have intended to cast no reflections
on any incumbants not in the least
We make them for general considera-
ton, having in our mind no particular
man or set Of men, Give us gooc
men and we will have good govern
ment
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06
Runaway in Cent:aiia.-A

Runaway in Centralia.-A step
son of Mr.. Remington in going out Of
town last Monday, had his cutter upset
by the runner striking pile Of lumber
near Mr. Rossier's residence. His
horse became frightened and ran by
Days meat market and across the
bridge, scattering robes and cushions,
and making very general demolition.
The gate being closed, he was stopped
before the cutter was much damaged.
Whisky was at the bottom of the bust
hess.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Music.-We are informed that Miss
Shoemaker proposes to organize class
in Ployer, if she receives sufficient en-
enlargement. We can assure our Plo-
yer friends that they will find Miss S.
very estimible lady, and aprofcient
in the science she chooses to adopt as
a profession. Give her a good class.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06
off your sidewalks !

The Lecture. Those Of our citi-
citizens who were so fortunate as to at
tend Mr.. Emery's lecture last Tuesday
evening, enjoyed rich treat.
Owing to the small pox embargo,
which was removed on Tuesday, large
number of our people were not aware
that the lecture would be given, conse-
quentIy the house was sparsely filed.
Mr. Emcry's theme was the relation of
Education to Wealth, Crime, Govern
mcnt, Happiness and Religion. The
lecturer began by rccounting his former
attempts to lecture before our people
when the clements seemed to consplrc
to thwart his efforts, and now, disease
seemed to manifest determination to
step in between the people and himself
the lecture having been once postpon-
ed----all given with hunaor which
seemed to be catching.
We cannot do justice to the lecture
in pencil sketch. The speaker divid-
ed i into five heads, as given above.
The speaker showed conclusively
that "loJo,'' is dependent upon educa-
ton for success--that invention abounds
where there is the greatest intelligence
that crime exists where education is
neglected, and that education broad
enough to reach the heart as well as the
head is a specific against crime. Sta
tistics from the country's prison records
were aduced to prove his argument.
In the relation Of education to gov
ernment, the speaker avered that re-
publican form Of government tends to
encourage broader dissemination of
Intelligence, consequently such form of
government will necessarily be fostered
and sustained by the masses if properly
educated. Ignorance endangers repub-
lies, while it strengthens monarchies.
Happiness is dependent upon educa-
tion,--to be ignorant is to be not happy.
Education is a necessary adjunct to
relig ion, aiding and developing scien-
titic truths, and science claims, yea, de-
mands that men should reason.
Where true religion is enjoyed, there
are the people educated, and there the
broadcast catholicity of spirit prevails.
We have thus given a brief synopsis
of only few of the points made by Mr..
f., not quoting his language, though
presenting his ideas in our own words.
The speaker has the thanks of the
community for his lecture which was
heartily enjoyed by all who listened to
it. DR.. G. +. Witter will deliver the
next lecture, at the Methodist church
on the 18th inst.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Row at PlOyer.-We learn that a
fracas occurred at Plover last Monday,
during which one Of the contestants
had his nose bitten off, the valiant mu-
tilator of flesh kicking the severed
member about the floor The good
people of Plover ought to all unite
and put an end to such disgraceful
proceedings.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

The Small POx Srara. The city
authorities have removed all injunc-
tons, dceming it no longer necessary
to prohibit gatherings f; consequently
the usual meetings at the churches will
be held as heretofore The school is
running in all its departments aud we
are no longer under the ban. All
manner of reports have gone out rela-
tive to our condition, the past month.
For the benefit of those who have been
led to believe that our city has been
infected with the s~nall pox, we will
state that there was but two cases, and
one Of them the varioloil No new
eases are reported, and the time has
elapsed for its appearance from any
contagion from the cases mentioned
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Kid GlOyes..We dropped into Mr..
N. F. Moore's Kid Glove Factory last
Tuesday and examined his fine stock
Of kid and buckskins recently received
from New York. Mr.. Moore makes
very nice work, superior we think to
the work usually sold, Give him a
call and leave your measure.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06
For CITY Narshal.-See Mary

For City Marshal.-See Marvin
Lynr's card in another column. Mar
vim has very many personal friends and
will make good run. Should Marvin
succeed in reaching the goal of his as
pirations we predict that our people
will be satisfied with the selection they
will have made.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

And still they come Jos. W.
Freeman presents his name to ye dear
people in this issue, and asks their suf-
frages for the position of City Marshal.
If our City never gets worse Marshal
than Jo will make, it will indeed be
fortunate.
The 2chool Board have adopted
the first plan submitted by Mr.. Steven
son, for the proposed structure. 1t
will be a model of beauty and conven-
fence. The specifications will be made
out forthwith and the contract let i'm
mediately.
--Vasser College with all its excel
lence has just done foolish thing.
Its president says the young ladies
must wear no more collars nor cuffs.
1t strikes us that the worthy president
will find a little rebellion brewing
The fact is the girls 'oiN hare callers,
(and they hare been Aaova to hide
them nicely, too, IN emcryencies) even
if they have to cuff all hands.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Chairs.--A large load of chairs
and general furniture, was received by
Mr.. NJ. c. Warren last Tuesday eve
ming.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06
DIRECTORY.
CU1TR1sH DIRECTORY.

ROMAN CA4HOLIC.-Rev: +. doNGp y
S.ry;ces evers bbath morning at 10 CLOCK
Cstechim 4s VeSpers z NJ.
CON0Rnsa 1oNAL.-Rse,y:, +. n " ,I nfs ! ;,
3 81 ~ ~ {chool at l. NJ Prayer meeting
"wednesday ~ ing.
MrTHODn3TEP IsCOPAL.-Rev.J j. D. CoLE.
Services EYER. 6abba h at 10 II \. NJ, ANA l.
d NJ. Sabtofh School at Q A. NJ. Prayer meet
lnr Thufsday winnings.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

An old lady in Springfield, Ohio,
who read in the telegram dispatches
that the cholera was ravaging in Tur-
kew, went to work and slaughtered her
entire flock of seventy turkeys, SO as to
90, the start of "Old Asiatie"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06
Small POx at Dexteryille.- DR..

Whitney was called to Dextervilie on
Wednesday morning by engine, to at
tend four cases of small pox. Several
others are threatened.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06
Our Small Change.
Who said DONATION F.?

Last Monday didn't indicate frog
music very soon.
-Barnum proposes to get fire proof
animals this time.
March 3d-thermometer 80 . be-
low zero 4! Think of it.
Go to the Photograph car and
get your photograph taken.
School commenced again last Mon
day.
Groups taken at Burns photo
graph car.
Service in all the churches next
Sabbath
The river dialect will soon begin.
1t will be "vho you gom out tor2 and
,ohat's ger trip?
o G.. Neeves will sell his Shawls,
Nubias and Felt skirts at cost to make
room tor new goods.
Our comfy Jail would make cap
ital pest house its inmates break out
so nicely.
Hello. Jack, ID ger horse hicA
ye2 Jack says he dono hues business
| It's if it did.
Persons wishing pictuses Of sick
or deceased friends will find Mr.. Burns
ready to attend to their wants.
-Corsets at IS cts. Hoop skirts at
So cts, and everything else is just as
cheap at o. c. Neeves'
-Furs can be bought for less money
at 0. c. Nevees' than at any other
store in the city.
Burns takes photographs and tin
types. Try his skill. He is a good
artist.
Two feet of snow on the ground
last Thursday night, and somebody's
skunk lost Think of it ,ce did, Is
it token Of spring?
= The Demarias brothers have been
wanting small boy to do chores and
90 for the milk. Steven says they've
got one.
Ladies and Misses should examine
those nice wooden sacks Gust the thing
for spring wear) which can be found
at O. c. Nceves'
Our Hotels are full to overfiowing,
we saw man come out OF one the
other night in such shape as must posi-
lively substsntiate the statement
DEAR mother I've come home to
dye softly breathel the young bride
to her ma when she brought her carpet
rags with her.
The Author, says she made 40, 900
dollars by 'sMidllemarch''. We'd be
content to make half that sum by mid
die April.
A musical genius named Reuben
Stein is playing the ''piancr' all over
! the country, making music by the
measure.
With no church service last Sab
bath, it seemed like travelling a fire.
quentel road with the mile-posts tore
up.
Our modern red men of the forest
and a piece Of old $50 penny calico
don't differ much they're both mighty
10 and don't rash worth cent.
Because all flesh is grass it
doesn't follow that our worthy old
friend "Unclc Robert is a load of hay,
does it Uucle Robert. Well check
mate 'em there won t we.
An Exchange wants "a good girl
to cook" We know where there $
one, she'll be kinder tough for company
but if you want her for an every day
family meal we guess she'll do.
Mr.. TriJuae, we'd come down
and see you, only we're afraid some
blamed fools II think we own the
Office if they'd see u5 climbing the
stairs
John Rablin has large supply of
goods which he is selling at low fig.
ures Uncle John has almost as many
! goods on his counters as would supply
first class country store.
DR.. Mosher's horse ran away last
, Friday, doing no damage. The equine
thought somebody somewhere was at
the pat of death, and did his duty
horsefu!ly.
If all this snow goes off with a
rush won't it make things sing? Get
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Postal Cars. were in error a
Few weeks ago in conveying the I'M
preston that the Postal ears were car
ryine the [. S. Mail on the G. B. 4
l.. p r. r. The mail agent over this
line assumed the duties Of his position
last Monday, and after this date the
eastern mail will probably all come Ella.
e. B. & l.. p. II. r. Hitherto the
mails have been conveyed on the Green
Bay road only SO far as New London,
though the postal and express car has
been running to this point for nearly a
month.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Bishop Armitrge Comins.-We
arc informed that Bishop Armitage
will visit our city about the 25th inst.
We congratulate our people on the OPP
portunity Of hearing the reverand gen
tlen,an whose fame is national.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06
Brass Band Concert. The I'm

Brass Band Concert. The I'm
ion Brass Band Of Grand Rapids and
and Centralia, will give an Instrument
tai and Vocal Concert at Music Hall
on Saturday evening the 18th inst.
We attended band rehearsal last
evening. Its members have made rap
id progress and execute with taste and
precision, and in excellent time. A
number OF fine quartettes are in re-
hearsal, and we assure our people that
a rich treat is in store for them. Let
the hall be filled, for the Band seeks
to pay for its instruments from the pro-
cceds of the entertainment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Il will sell my WOODEN goods at
cost for the next ten days as I wish to
make room for large stock of spring
goods, so now is the time to buy
cheap.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Good Sale. B. Warner sold
ohm Edwards bill Of camp ware and
.tensils amounting to very near seven
y-6ve dollars. last Monday. All for
he log drive
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Thumb Broken. -Mr. James Wa
erman residing with r. c. Lyon in
ofsentralia, &kilc scufiing in Worth;ng-
on's store with some Of the boys broke
his thumb causin- him a good deal Of
2 pain. d. Hurley dressed the wound
ed member.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Wanted.-At the Philleo House
one measle, two chicken poxes and a
mump, to make complete sets.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06


PERSONAL---VERY. George Wood,
son of Hon. Jos. Wood left for Madi-
son to attend the Telegraphic Institute,
last Friday Ernest Fontaine is also
attending the same institution.
We hear that Mr.. Geo. Weller
will very soon visit Oregon. taking with
him his wife who for years has been an
invalid. We hope pleasant journey
may he theirs, and the health of Mrs.
". fully recovered by the genial eli
mate Of the Pacific shore.
Mr.. Martin editor of the Soldiers
Record, called on lis last Monday.
Nr. Martin is circulating memorial
for the passage of the bill giving addi-
tional land to all who were in the ser
vice, a bill which finds strenuous oppo-
nents among the leading papers and
men Of the state, who allegc that the
spectators will get the kernal while
the soldier will get only the husk.
Mr. n. is also procuring subscribers
for his paper.
Mr.. Geocge R. Gardner, Atty. at
Law, and recently from Breckenridge,
Mo, called on us last Monday Mr..
Gardner has located in our city in the
practice Of his profession and proposes
to become a permanent resident. Mr..
G. comes among us with the highest
recommendations from the Missouri
Bar, and we trust Will find business
flowing in upon him to an extent that
will more than equal his most sanguine
expectations. We can assure Mr..
Gardner that our people are ready to
litigate though otherwise they are very
peaceably inclined. We hope Mr..
Gardner will have large success.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

r. r. Stfik The men employed
on the Tom1h road, struck for an in
/, crease Of last week. They want
$500 dr. Their demand was not
complied Nh, and it is thought the
work Will notbe retarded by their act
ion. The strike extended ONLY to those
employed 81 the grade.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06
q RI, II. Railway.

On and sitter Jan. 1st, regu(ar Passenger Trains
yill run between Green Bay ana Grand Rapids
follows:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

s.afor D.iSiiS. MI ne''S 'es90y'
formerly OF our cry Is cahN aS9ln6 our
county tor ne" ana most eSceiIeh'
invention Tor the administering OF 'apor
baths, the hygiemc properties OF WhicA
are acknowledged by all the scientific
and medical men OF the country. Nr,
Jessey has model with hlm which
can be examined by those wishing to
Investigate, or dcsrous OF purchasing.
1t has long been the opinion Of some
Of the most learned men in the school
of medicine that the administration of
remedial agents Coy eTaporatlon),
through the pores OF the skin by ab-
sorption, is the true and most natural
way to reach the seat of all chronic. or
cutaneous diseases This IS the theory
involved IN the new discovery tor which
Mr. Jes7cy IS canvassin5 our county,
and Tor which he holds state right.
We have not room to give even synop-
SIS OF the many advantages offered oy
this new plah' out TO give onis~a oriei
description OF the box as II Is term
ed comprising the bath, ouihce 1t to
say that 1t Is a ooS ABOUT TWO anu a
hall feet vide by about Tour hi9h' ana
-FOUR io''S' opening " d oooi s''''o'e
ior '''e a'i,''Ss'o' % Inc p'',I'' VINO
IS PloNi"e' WIZ" d com 'o' 'a''e seat
.,,, ~
hoat noon. aared nv an alcohol lamn