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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-17
The Indian Agency Frauds,

Professor 0. G. Marsh, of Yale College,
in his letter to President Grant, on the
frauds which he discovered at the Red
Cloud Agency during his recent scientific
expedition into the Indian country, does
not mince matters. An effort has been
made by those who have more interest in
distorting facts than he can possibly
have, to throw discredit on his represent
atoms, and he submits to the President
full statement of the evidence on which
those representations are based. He
states his reasons for submitting this to
the President, instead of the Secretary of
the Interior or the Indian Commissioner,
very frankly. In the first place, he has
no confidence in the sincerity of their pro-
fessed desire to correct abuses in Indian
management, because he has reason to
know that they have long been aware of
them without making any sincere effort
to reform them. Secondly, in his inter
view with them he has found them con-
cerned not so much to ascertain what
frauds have been committed as to find
out how much he knews about them, and
to prevent publicity and exposure. Fin
ally, he has evidence in his possession
which reflects very unfavorably on Secre-
tary DelanO and Commissioner Smith.
Professor Marsh is equally candid in
sfafinu fhx &c ofh tc fuot
He has found the agent at the Red Cloud
| Agency unified for his position and
guilty of gross frauds. The number OF
Indians there has been overrated for pur-
poses of fraud. The supplies of food of
every kind have been inferior In quality
some of them unfit for use, and all for the
corrupt gain Of somebody. Even the con
tract for carrying freight has beer
fraudulent, the distance from Chsyenn,
to the Agency being represented as 2l'
miles while it Is only 145. In short, tn
Indian service is saturated with fraud ant
and corruption, and the Indians and tn
Government are both cheated for tn
profit of agents and contractors. No,
here is at least ground enough for
searching investigation. The Indian sci
vice certainly needs overhauling an
} cleans ing. If the President will deal wit
it vigorously he can gain much credit t
himself and justify his professions in b.
half of a considerable and honest treatmeI
of the indians. Let this department
:, the service be fumigated.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-17
State of New Hampshire, .-.CoOs IS.


The Judge of the Probate for said county, to the
creditors and heirs at law, and all interested
in the estate of Edwin w. Wilkinson, late of
Northumberland, in said county, deceased in.
testate, represented insolvent.
You are hereby notified that the report of the
commissioner of insolvency on said estate has
been presented for acceptance, and filed in the
Probate office; and that the same will be taken
into consideration at the Probate Court to be
holden at Lancaster, in said county, on the first
Tuesday of November next at ten of the clock
in the forenoon, at which time and place you may
appear, and show cause, if any you have, against
the acceptance of said report.
And it is ordered that Hannah o. Wilkinson adj.
mnistratrX of the estate of said deceased give
tice by causing this citation to be published three
weeks successfully in the Independent Gazette,
printed at Lancaster, the last publication to be at
least one week before said Court.
Dated at Lancaster, in said county, the 18th day
of July, A. ID. 1875.
By order of the Judge,
2S-3t GEO. III. EMERSON Register
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-17

EeeNoMICAL New FooD.--50 cents will
buy pHckage of Sea Moss Farine, made
frompuse Irish Moss, which will make 90
kinds adishes, such as cakes, pies, pud-
dingsj, etc, or l6 qua rts of custards, jel-
lies,. creams, Charlotte Russo, blanc
mango, etc. Sold by all druggists and
grocers.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-17
Commissioners, Notice.

The undersigned, having been appointed BY the
Hon. Probate Court for the district OF Essex CON-
missi1uers 90 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the es-
tate Of Reuben Chandler, LATE Of Luneuburg in said
district deceased, and all claims exhibited in on
set thereto, hereby give notice that we win meet
for the purposes aforesaid, at the house Of
WIN. Chandler on the Let day OF September and cath
dny Of November next, from one O'Clock p. NJ,
until five o'clock p ". each Of said days, and that
six months from the 2sth day Of June, A. ID. 1875,
Is the time limited by said court for said creditors
10 present their claims 20 us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Lunenburg, this 18th day Of July, AID,
1873. I. y. WRIGHT, To-,
3w29 ALANSON HARTSHORN, Ooni re-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-17

eontrOl tLem Tina taatlmony of Onr hast citI
zens. of ali classes. establishes the fact. thai
CrERRy PrcToRAI will and does releve and
cure the affiictinp disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other nsedicine. The most
DANGEROUS affections of the Pulmonary Organ,
.nrod h., th;s n,a,arat;on nro ,,,'Iioi,, 49,,
50 remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
It Is adeanote on which The nublic NAV rev
for full protection. By curing Coughs, the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-11
Personal.


Mr.. S. Henry Smith, publisher Of the
ste. Genevieve Fair Ptay, was in the city
yesterday, and gave US pleasant call.
Mr.. j. VI. Lansden was called out of
the city day before yesterday by tele-
graph to attend the bedside Of his father,
who is very sick.
Mr.. Justice Cunningham, the promi-
nent lawyer Of our town, has a large
amount OF business TO attend TO at the
present term. Although he has no suits
against the city, he claims to be "chuck"
full Of business. He has had execution
issued for the verdict he recovered
against the city at the last term Of our
circuit court Tho amount is--one cent.
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Our Bell and Paducnh's BELL.

The quinine bell rings regularly every
two hours in Cairo. a great conyen-
fence to the citizens of that town. many
OF whom have no clocks or twenty dol
lar gold pieces TO take their medicine by.
-Pqd'tcdh Ne,cs.
The quinine bell story is huge fabri-
cation, but it would be better to have
that bell ring all the year, than to have
the funeral bell constantly telling of dis
ease and death as, with great industry. il
doe, in Paducah. When Len Faxon has
nearly starved himself writing impotent
paragraph, for the Ners. lac earns an hon
est penny by bell tolling. Old Death
gathers them in at Paducah. Let the bell
toll IN
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-11
4 Good sewing Machine

is household treasure tina. no family
can afford to do without. II you want
the best. the Wilson Shuttle should
be your choice. Ii combines, IN the
most perfect manner. all the re-
quistes ofdurability, simplicity. ease Of
operating and perfection OF work, and is
sold al "A less price than any other first
class machine. Machines will be delivered
at any railroad station in this county, free
OF transportation cha-ges, il ordered
through the company's Branch House AT
60 North Fourth street, st. Louis, Mo.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free Oh application.
This Company want few mors good
agents.
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Deiic,ous-PIIsENE Loui. Her
a..ra.a
a No. I Laundry

IL /. now conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
the ! uniios-. Nt. !! Fourth street. be.
tween arlington 4 c mn-rci Al avenues,
hiss Que o the b ! 60 Quoted laundry 80
tabl, hm nj. the city. AID landlords Of
hotel and boarding houses AN tud IL to
their advantage to call upon her
Her 'ric.s are a. follows: Hotel and
boarding-hou.e washing. - cents Per
dozen. Fol piece work proes are
a. follow: Single shirt and col.
ar, Toe; pr dozen Sc sock &c; two col.
lars, De; tvs, hsndkerchiei-, Sc; vests zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear. soc per
dozen. Ladies dresses, - 70 Soc;
skirts 10 70 zoe; drawers 10 10 l5ci two
pair hose &c; two collars TO lnc. For la
die-' plain clothes 81 oD per dozen; for la
dice fine clothes, q - per dozen; done
drsmptly, and promptly delivered. Pa.
'ronsge solicited -s-3l-lm
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General Items

The African Methodist Episcopal
Church is being newly painted.
The police courts were quiet ycstcr.
day-nothing done ia either OF them.
A good theatrical performance would
be much relished by the people OF this
city at this time.
The bilious fever Is in every part OF
the city, and men with the chills and fe-
yer are thick a. flies.
Tile crew OF .he Cairo Boating Asso-
citation will look very neat in their new
suits. now being made by Smith Il
Brinkmeyer.
Two moonlight cxcursions--one tn be
given by the Knights of Ply HAS, and the
other by the Knights Templar-are now
on the tapi,. The Steamer Eckert will
carry the eXcur,iOni,ts.
why don't Blrnum come to Caf1:'
i what agiiat,> the minds " our people.
He will exhibit hi, mammoth show at
Carmi. on ,hel7th and will. it is thought,
draw the biggest crowd of people to that
city ever copyrighted there before.
The boating association is beginning
TO feel IL oats" The members do moth
ing but crow about that siX-oarcd she'll
and their blue flannel brooches. They
think they are good for about forty
strokes TO the minute. with a month or so
training.
Gentle Gerould, who is now .ojourn-
ing at kas>on. Minnesota. went out
huhtlhg prairie chickens the other ,lav.
lie had Col. Rearden's crack shotgun
with him, and sworc before he started
that he could eXtcrminate the species il,
twelve hours. The first chicken hc shot
at, however, he mis,od-aud now the
only thing that Gcrould has to remind
him of his hunt is skinned no,c. III,
put too much powder and shot in the
gun. and when it went of /, came near
kicking his head Off.
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Robbed,

"A man namefJoseph Henderson was
up before Judge Bird yesterday for be-
ing drunk. lie stated that he had come
to Cairo on board steamboat, in com
pany with a man he had fallen in with
on the way from Cincinnati, and who he
had reason TO believe had robbed HIM OF
IA vali.e and all the money he had. lie
said he had relatives living at Cape Girar-
deau, and that ne was on his way to that
place when he was made drunk by his
companion. Judge Bird fined him one
dollar and costs. but gave him stay of
execution. in order to allow him an OPP
portunity to recover his money and va
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special Dispatch to cniro Bullctlnl

Special Dispatch TO Cairo Bullciinl
CARBosDALE, sept. l0-Samuel Music,
the Williamson county man arrested in
Cairo, Thursday. by John Cain. passed
through here this morning and was taken
to Marion. During the passage on the
train he was bountifully
strrLrED WITH WHISKY,
and at Marion he was kindly received,
and treated to more whisky. BY this
time he was in frame OF mind to reveal
all he knew. Parties were selected 10
TALK WITH HIM,
and performed their part SO we'll that
Music made what is believed TO be a full
and candid confession. He has been
connected With the Buliner gang some
eighteen months, or more, aud claims
that he fired none OF
TIE FATAL SHOTS,
hut was present when Sisney and Spence
were assassinatcd. The murderer of
both men is Marshall Grain. living near
GAINESVILLE. When Music made his con-
fession, the sheriff Of Williamson county
depuiized some
FORTY CITIZENS
and armed them TO the teeth. They i'm
mediately started to arrest the various
parties named by Music. At Granville.
Jep, Sam and Bill Grain were arrested.
At Carterville. John Bullincr and Doc.
McCaity were captured. At least twenty
men are now in
PURSUIT or MARSHALL GRAIN,
and it i, thought he will be taken before
morning. Allen Baker is another of the
gang. He is supposed 10 be at Duluoin.
officer Low and others went up on the
p. IN. train TO arrest him. Music says
Grain was hired by the Bulliners to
MURDER sIsSEY,
and that the price paid for the deed was
$50.
! feel satisfied that Music has told u
pretty straight story. lie has given the
names OF every one engaged on the Bul.
liner side. lregard the
NENDETr. Al Ak HSp.
tor the Russell side will doubles, lie
the country.
| will write you more and full particu
lars tomorrow. Il.
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City NarsIial's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that stock pro-
hibited by the ordinances from running
at large within the city limits, must be
put NJ at once. The subsistence Of the
waters that lately incommoded citizens
living in certain localities. removes all
excuse for longer disregard OF the stock
ordinance, and failure to comply with
thi, notice will be followed by rigid
enforcement of the ordinances in such
cases made and provided.
Notice is also hereby given, that all OBJ
struction OF the streets of the city must
be promptly removed by the citizens who
have created the same On some streets
piles of fire wood were made during the
prevalence of water in the low places of
the city, and are still maintained. These
must be removed without delay. All
parties falling to observe and act upon
this notice will be proceeded against I'M
der the ordinances.
BY order of the Mayor.
CAIRO, Ill, September 10, 1875.
JoHN ii. GossMAN.
Acting City Marshal.
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A new brass band has been organized
in Cairo. Among its members are quite
q number of well-known young men Of
the city, who are noted for their musical
ability, and we may look forward to hav-
ing. within short time, band equal to
that of Gilmore's. From Mr.. Charles
Delay, one Of the leading spirits of the
band, we learn that they have played but
one tune since their organization, and
that the train on the narrow gauge rail-
road left two hours before its regular time
upon hearing them.
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Notice.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFICE of GENERAL AGENT,
CAIRO, ILL.,. sept. 8. 1873.
TO persons wishing to attend the Hi
nois State Fair to be held at Ottawa from
5, pit. 18th TO sept. Is, we will sell ex-
cursion tickets TO LaSalle and return at
one and one-iilth fare. Sale of tickets
will commence september 18th, and dis
continue on the Eth. Tickets good to
return until sept, 2lst inclusive.
9-l0-2t. JAMES JOHNSON,
Gcnl Agent.
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60 10 Louis Hcrbert's for PILSEl
q Fine stock.

WIN. Ehlers desires to inform his pat
ron- and the pu lie generally, that he has
now on hand larle stock OF French aud
German calf, Kip and NJ rocco, and i. pre-
pared TO manufacture. for store and Office
wear, the finest of Morocco or Cali skin
Shoes or Boot; and for farmers, draymen
and out door wear generally, his French
Kip stands above anything ever offered In
TINS market. His LISTS are Of the latest
styles ami he can guarantee = 1T and sati--
faction TO all his patrons. att
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TO Leave Cairo.

Mr.. James Cash, late of the firm of c.
X. Woodward, Of this city, has purchased
hardware and iron establishment in the
town Of Dellvan, this State, and will
hereafter conduct business for himself.
MIR. Cash is known in Cairo as live bus
mess man, and he will no doubt reap a
suitable reward from his labors in his
new field. The family OF Mr.. Cash, 1t is
said, will remove to Dellivan Within a tow
weeks.
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EOR RENT.

Winters BlOck--uitable for Hotel, OH.
ces or Business roon.-cheap.
Tenements numbered 1, I, aud o, in
winter Row, rooms each, for $40 per
month.
No. 10, lc 'rnerJ sl2 81 rooms.
That desi able double Cottage on corner
OF Thi tcenth and Washington.
Fine two story brick on Commercial av.
enue, between Tenth and Eleventh str, ets,
suitable for Dwelling and Business.
Two houses on Commercial, below sixth
siieet, suitable for Business Houses and
DIV Hing.
Two mall Houses ives. OF Twenty.scc.
ond 'treet, near Pine, a each per month.
Dwelling house on Twelfth. near Wal.
nut, rooms, for sl2 per month
Business house on Levec, near Eighth
street. for $50 per month.
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LOOK HERE
nase Halls Of Every Description
Ar
PHIL II. sAUPS.
A1,f
To the Citizens or Cairo.

would Inform my many friends. that !
am still ia the suction business, and resdy
10 attend to all sale that may offer. Ny
long experience III This business u, eds no
comment-i is ~ exp, riment IN nv part,
and parties en,rusting goods :, my crre
need no be aiiaiG a. am no ".quib" or
II vice IN ia business.
~, CT attention given TO resi- estate snd
out DOR sale, ~ I AVE never missei maxi
Irgs-sle. ID HAnTnaS, Auctiouc,r.'
Corner sixth street and Commercial Az.
.-Jl.ti
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CIRCUIT COURT.
September Term, is.J-fIfth Day
Hon. -, J. baker, Presiding.

CRIMINAL.
ALBERT stems WAS arraigned upon
the charge of larceny, and plead not
guilty.
Frank McFarlin, indicted for steal
ing watch and revolver from George
DcBaun, was also arraigned and plead
not guilty. He was indicted at the May
term of the Circuit Court, but the:indict-
mcnt being Quashed, he was re-arrested
and has been in the county Jail since that
time awaiting the action of the grand
jury.
The grand jury reported in the
morning, returning four indictments.
They are at present working up some
cases concerning the "cilded butterflies"
of our burg, and are determined to SINCE
their wings ii possible.
Day before yesterday, they returned
one bill with the Endorsement, mot a
true bill" Some persons had been try
ing to get W. D. johnson and F. o.
johnson indicted for larceny, hut the
evidence not being sufficient the bill! was
returned as above.
CIVIL.
The forenoon was taken up by argu-
ment In the case Of Mary \, Mayo VS..
Taylor & Parsons, Trustees Cairo City
Property. This is u suit wherein the
damages are laid at 5000, and the case
will be closely contested.
In the case Of City Of Cairo VS.. C. n.
Hughes, default was taken, and order
given TO present proofs Of damages.
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More or the Petit.Ginuber Wedding

The Paducah Nsios, of the Sth, SAYS:
THE congratulatory enter tainmeEt given
in honor OF the bride Of the evening at
the residence of her father. Mr.. ;. Glau-
Der, last night, surpassed in many re-
spects the church ceremony of joining
the hands of the young couple together
tor llfe's pilgrimage. 1t was less solemn
and imposing, but more recherche and
entertaining. The many friends and
schoolmatcs of the bride were gathered
around her for the bcstowal of numerous
magnificent and beautiful presents, con-
CALCULATIONS and wishes for an unclouded
future. All We're gay and happy and,
indeed, the affair will be written in the
tablets Of the circle of which the happy
bride has been member as an epoch not
soon TO be forgotten. There will be n
a vacancy in the social set which it may
be said, cannot readily be filed, but in
view of the much promise of a more per-
mancnt realization of that which con-
stitutes true happiness, let us hope that
similar yoids may soon occur in the same
circle, as we believe they will
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Priynte NnIe Of Heal Eainie

] will sell my residence, consisting Of a
convenient house and two lots, with good
stable, wood.shed. all in good repair, To-
Gated on Twentieth street, between Wal.
nut and Washington. Tite perfect terms
easy, and will be made known upon sppli-
cation on the premises. II not sold in thirty
days will be rented TO a good tenant.
CAIRO, ILL, sept. 7th, ISIS.
9-s-lm Mrs. JAMES JAsH
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Officer John Gladney yesterday morn
ing arrested man named Patrick Moran,
for breaking in the windows Of house
near the corner OF Twelfth street and
Commercial avenue. and otherwise rails
ing a disturbance, and took him before
His Honor Judge Bross, who fined him
ten dollars and costs.
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The Bulletin.
RATES or ApyERrIssSG.

= = . = : = - % %
b"All bills for advertising, orc due and pay-
abbey ADVANCE.
Transient advertising will be inserted at the
rate OF 81 20 per square for the frat insertion
and ~ cents for each subsequent one. A liberal
discount will he made on standing and display
advertisements.
Local notices, business or Otherwise, will be
charged ten cents per line for the first and i've
cents for each additional insertion, Counting
1--WE lines and upward) a discount will he made
after third insertion
Church, Society, Festival and supper notices
will only be inserted ~ advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice ~ 20. Notice OF
meeting of societies or secret orders 20 cents for
each insertion.
No advertisement will he received at less than
20 cents
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knlrhla TemplAr.

AT a recent meeting of the Knights
Templar, 1t was decided by the order to
give grand moonlight excursion. some
time within the next two or three weeks,
on board the steamer Eckert. The steam-
or Is not here ut present, but is daily
looked for. when she will ut once be cn-
gagged tor the event.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Parish school.

The next term Of the Parish School OF
the Church Of the Rcieemer viii begin on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th. and con.
tinue in session sixteen weeks. Under the
same supervision and control o. it was
last term, the School will! be conducted in
= similar msnner. Attic beginning Of the
term a class will DC formed for the study
Of Geology.
Application for admission must be made
either to Mrs. y. A. Taylor, or the Rector.
The price Of tuition will be only eight
dollars Tor the term Of sixteen week, PAY.
ABLE IN ADVANCE.
CHARLES a. GILBERT, Rector.
a.1t.Ifn
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Obstacles to MARRIAGE.

Happy reict for young men from the e..
feet of Euors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impeiimcnts to Mar.
rage removed New method of treat.
m NJ. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circul.r. sent free, in sealed en-
velopes. Address Howard Association.
Ala y. Ninth ST., Philadehia, Pa. an in IT,
tuiion having high reputa on FIR honor
able conduct aud professional skill.
s-IJ-iNW.lm
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LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
EOR SALE.

Several good Farms and 1900 acres of
unimpr"ved and, in Alexander ,ou,ty.
"Wilter's Block" aud Winters Row.
n large number OF desirable Residences,
aud excellent vacant Lots, suitable for
bu ine's houses and residences.
House on Nineteenth street, Tor SO. with
privilege Of lease.
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On Sunday afternoon at two o'clock,
the Defiance base ball club of this city
will play match game with the nine
best bali players that can be picked out
of Mound City. The game will be played
on the Thirty-lourth street grounds, and
will no doubt be "A very interesting one.
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J. X. Atwood and George Earls, New
York VIM. Virgins, Belmont, Mis-
souri, :. ID. Bedcll, New York George
Comes, Cincinnati, Ohio; James Cow.
den, Memphis, Tenn. ; Win. Spaulding,
Memphis, Tenn. /; Henry Schustal, Gin
cinnati, Ohio: Aust. Plat, st. Louis,
Missouri j. II. Wicker, Missouri w. =.
Sloan, Golconda Fred Ulen, Golconda ;
Frank /. Bunic and wife, Bloomington ;
ID. g. Thompson, Golconda; G. +. Mey-
ers, New York A. Is. Seymorc, jersey
City Mrs. :. De Gra,h, Jersey City; g.
f. voorhees,, Elyra John V. Woodward,
New York +. II. Cotter, New York; NJ.
+. Fox, Cincinnati, Ohio; w. l.. Berlin
ger Chicago; +, ~McGee' Dallas
Texas.
ssD~ Pil.ener Beer id cool, the
finest beer ever drank ollphas. Schoen-
meyers, corner Tenth street and WASH
iugton avenue.