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The Wool MARKET.
From lie n. Z. Commercial BhIIcIlh'
TIE t.nNhnN sAtEs.


Thu expectations Of London had been
Mat Tho bucyanL tone rhgehdeted in Aus
ITALIA would have been a'sented to at the
Colonial sale, but the attendance OF both
American and Continental buyers was
yety small; while the English rhanaiac.
tutets, having struck intoa very coarse
fabric, utilizing goats and buffalo half and
fine, small grass, we're somewhat indiiier'
emit about the fine GolOnials, and hence the
salo opened Wednesday in very lt'tle''
manner. e
A special cablegtam to one OIL our lead
Ing mill agents states that Zine AnstEa
iian wool shrinking 90 to b pei cent "
iSst. which YOU bought last March at thil
sSls for 16t pence is rather stupidity sell
Inc in.dAy Al ID pence, No orders here
ip6m tmetica, and only few Ftenchmer
ftSS1 ia Continent examining saniple1
I'VE arc ali disappointed" Al,
Private dispatches to members OIL 'n'
trade are a. follows: .,
IoNDoN, February N.-Auctlon Q
100000 balea Australian and Cape WOO .9,
commenced today, and will continue "
GUfil o, The attendance OF buyers J
yery large, but competition e inactivI
snnefiot Port Philip that will shfinI
IS pef cont IA IS peAce. !
Fine %Ools arc very dull, quoting Penn q I
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CoNsUMPTIyEs, TAXI NoTICR-ETeFy moment
Of delay makes your euro moro hopeless, aud much
depends on tho ludlcioug ChOlce Of q remedy. The
amount Of testimony In favor Of Dr. SChencES Pull
m0nie Syrup ~ cure Tor consumption, lar exceeds
Of any other medicine. SeO Dr.. SGhsnck'a Alma.
nae, containing the certificates Of many peTsons o!
the highest responsibility who have bean restored
70 health altar being pronounced lncurable ~ ply
sielans Of acknowledged ability. Shcenck's Pull
monic Syrup alone has cured many, ~ tho cyl
denees will show but the CuTu iIolten promoted BY
tho employment Of NO OthOr remedies which Or:
SchOnCk provides for the purpose Thelo additional
remedies arc Schunek'S SGa Weed Toplc and Man
drake PILLS by the timely use Of thOlo mediclnell
according 70 directions, DF. SCh0nCk coFhheI thAl
most any case Of CONSUMPTION may b. cured:
Or, Schonck Il PROFESSIONALLY ut his principal
Office cOFnUF sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia,
every Monday whore all lOitorS for advice must b.
pddTpNlCl Ood&W
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JOSH BILLlNGs PAPERS.
On the IIaR Shell.

stop when they git thru.
Il IL no disgrase to DO mistaken, not
so long az we are willing to own it,
II il about AZ hard to alter habit AZ
1t i1 tochange the site Of your noze,
Womans last argument IL tears, and
they are always her strongest onei when
theze fails, then Gums lesperashun,
a bizly man IL the wust customer the
Devil haz to deal with,
Experience haz been priced more, and
listened to less, than emmy other that
kan think Ov now.
There izsum wizdum in guessing, after
all; for it IL the nearest that yu kan cum
to menny things in this life.
Good advice IL like the best medicine
we hav, tho most bitter to take.
To kno yourself and others too IL the
hight ov human knowledge.
Just in proporshun that q man kan be
councilled ov his plumbers, just so thereiz
hope for him.
Hope for the futor, and regrets for the
past forms a large share oy the worlds
PHILOSOPHY,
Just about the timO man baz got old
enuf to travel a good gait on his ex-
perience, death taps him on the shoulder
and requests short interview with him
on imbOFtant buEziness,
Good and evil arC always paid Of, sum.
times Immediately, and SumtimCa not until
after they have run at interest spell.
Habits are often az ridikilous ~ they
are strong, yu often see folks who kant
pick up q pair ov tOngS, without splitting
on their hands iust,
Very CRATE minds arc seldum appre-
shiated bi the ago we live in.
II IL easier to git a friend than to keep
one,
Politcncss makes all the other ackomp-
liBhmentS eaIy and agreeable,
II you don't respekt yourself how kan
yIl expekt others 10 do 1t for yu.
II "a very hard to lose sight ov poor
rclashun, but wo often hay to hunt up
our rich ones.
Sudden welth seldum comes BY honesty:
He who can whlssel one tune need
never DO entirely lonesum.
The strongest friendships ! hav ever
notissGd, hav been between thozc who
thught differently, but akted alike.
II 10 mighty onsartin what o lazy boy,
or q young snaik, will amount to.
i'd who Il afraid 81 work IL a howard
In everything olse.
II Wi, nre anxious 10 bekum famous,
VI must be- willing to be abuzed,
Los are not Inc only things that cum
homo m roost alI ovil things do.
The oxporienco Of lie 6az taught me
That ihnre IL more happiness among tho
iowly than the great,
Ii9nCsty once last may be recovered,
Int modesty never kan,
I'ime Il n prnte physician, II kures bro.
ken hearts 6roken Ie,ls, and even broken
cookery
Thaye allwuss scd, and stick to It yet,
that ho who repents oy a sin, ia n stronger
anil n aofor man thun he who don't COM
mil H. $50
rho slowcst time on rekord Ia skool
lime, md he iasteSt Il sparkling time.
ria man who il allwuss prepared for
uood or had Ink. and treats them both
alike. IL a hero,
SsIcove Mi tbo1o who have made them
sclis cntnmon enemys oS mankind, hay
u'TS aIS !' "Snv d lSs isar ov the law, and /
hal rSthor ! T. nm,nv The bowling beasts
m tho dessert than anung mankind.
=" T T w%o iorSiyS another forViys him.
.oii for va ara nil nv ma rilty oy about
H. .nn,o Lind nv aims
Wy 'r Sa nI; H noiiss nv menny an old
man i, oniv tLis, W,Iohn Doc. died aged
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a CO,nmendable Effort TO be
Cheerful Over the Removal OIL
tho (;AnitA1.

the CApIInI.
From tho Charleston COurlcr-Walker's papcrl
Thcrc Ia no Use In saying the removal
will have no effect upon our city, but the
effect will not altogether DO bad one.
Very naturally We shall miss the crowds
Of visitors during the sessions OF the
Legislature who have thtonged hore,
especially this winter, and who have lett
some money in our midst. There Is
ALWAYS more or lcss attraction ut tho
State CAPITAL for State and county olll'
cers, The shcrilIs come here on business;
so do tho county Snperih!cndents anu
auch officials. We shall miss that class
mot very desiFable--of lobbyists sport
inc characters, otc. These We will gladly
bi adlon 10, The Capital removal VIII
make living cheaper here, for on all sides
Il il claimed 10 be very high--in fact too
hiph, 50 long IA tho Capital was here,
"Ia i,obie 10 Be removed any winter, real
S.tatS was feSerish and unstable. Every
Id and house IL the city had iictl'
tious value, and such thing as
modsrnte rent was one Of The things OF q
nSSt Acc, When the valuation Of prop,
trty Il determined by the aiding scale q q
the liability Of removing the Capital
neople must expect auctuating and bloat
ID prices. 50 long as this possibility ex
ists people wouldnot invest here. a 10,
Worth to-day 81 900 might during the s sea
sion Of The next Legislature fall to $6OO
What this community needs Ia tiSedheS,S
A reliable basis for tho valuation OF tn
reNI cstute. Rents will come down, AM
above ali, people will go 70 work TO DC
yelop the resources Of mining and manu-
featuring In uut midst They WIN iaDo
shoulder to shoulder 70 build np am
bcnutify our city, everything viii nave
seQled value and our prosperity VIII WV, y
ionSer be Of d mushroom nature to bios
sonl Il, night and die as quickly. IN
removal IA a greater moral Injury tina
material and We see no occasion TO
, | a.aii,, InEinkn II
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OIAYERAcK, CoIumbia @, N. Y,

DR., R, v. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. ";
Dear Sir-I am sixty years Of age and
have been afflicted with the Salt Rheum
in the worst form for great many years,
until, accidently, Isaw one ofyour books
which described my case exactly, thought
your Golden Medical Discovery ind took
two bottles and a half, and was entirely
cured, From my shoulders to my hands
Iwas entirely covered with eruptions, also
on my face and body, | was likewise
afflicted, with rheumatism, so that !
walked with great difficulty, and that Ii
entirely cured. May God spare you a
long lie to remain a blessing to mankind
With untold gratitude,
MRs, A, W. WILLIAMS.
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PIMPLEs. ERuP1loNs. ROUGH sKIN.

The systems being put under the in
fuenee Of Dr., Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery for q few weeks, the akin be,
comes smoth, clear, soft, and yslVety, and
being illuminated with the glow Of perfect
health from within, true beauty stands
forth in all its glory, The effects Of all
medicines which operate upon the system
through the medium Of the blood are
necessarily somewhat sloW,no matter how
good the remedy employed. While
one to three bottles clear the skin Of PIN
pies, blotChes, eruption, yellow spots,
comedones, or grub" q dozen may be re-
quired to cure some cases where the sys'
tenn is rotten with scroiulous or virulent
blood poisons, The cure OF all these dis,
eases, however, from the common pimple
to the worst scrotula Is, with the use Of
this most potent agent, only q matter Of
time, Sold by dealers in medicines,
COVERED WITH ERUPTI0MS,
ngTnnn
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IrPer Chance

You have got Into trouble procure 1t OncO package
Of the saniartana Gilt, u.s. aS directed aud you VII
whom taken In llniO d easily overcome, but whom
neglected. OF whom tho qack i Visited aud ho gives
bis course Of RalAam Coalbo then very often SOrt-
Gus complications arise which prolonS tho disease
for weeks perhaps months
cents, lnbbU In cheap drugs, which " disorder and
'acken tho stomach that almost death Itself would
be relief samaFltan's CIT will euro every
limo, with no uiOTu unpleasant results than u thu
trouble hAiNOt existed III oil.
MalC packages, 81 Female, 81, Sent by mail %
any address. DESMOND 4 Co, PrUpriOtOrS, gii
lIGcO strOst, Philadelphia ANS
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Drawing Certain or Money Refunded.

Whole Tickets 500. llalyes go. TCnlh, or each
Coupon, g. Eleven Whole Tickets, $50.
For TickOtes, or information, address .a.
THO. E. BRAStLErrE, Agent aud Manager,
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Hereafter all communications relating TO the 9Th
Concert shall bo addressed to tho undersigned, aud
pledge myself that tie drawing shall come %
February 9Th or that every dollar paid for tickets
shall DO returned.
flOon1 A, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
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HUSBANDS
CaIcined Magnesia

Il FREQ from unpleasant tastes or roughnCsS TO the
touch OF palate Ia oro.thlrIl the dose Of common
nAguOStR Il relieves Sick Headache Sour Stomach,
Cosllyencss, hnd other diseases Of the stomach and
boWelG Tho Worlds Fair Medal and four Flint
market For salo by lrliggitA and country store
keepers, and by r. J. HUSBAND, JR, Phlladel.
bhia IN,
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.

Death Of Gov. BramIOtls--Aetlon Of Tho Trustees.
A Successor AppoInted-No More POslpohemonli
Drawing Certain February 27lh.
meeting Of Tho Trustees Of tho Public Library
Of kentucky, Jan. ", 1870, II was resolved that Y
II. lIrIgp, Ealn who under tho late Hon, Bhp. u
llmmlelo Was The real business manager Of Tho glI
concerts already given In aid Of tho Public LilraFy
Of Kentucky, 10 aud he Is hereby authorized i
take tho place made vacant by the death Of said
Btamlete, In tho management II tho Affairs Of th,
Eiith and last giit concert, and that tho drawing
announced for February n, 1915, shall positively
and unequlvOeally take place Oh that day wltllOu
any further postpOnemeni or delay Oh any accoun
"""''' pURRErr, President.
lonS s. CAIN, Secretary.
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Business Letters Tor US should DO addressed
"FIes q Campbell and should In no case DO ad'
dressed 70 any Individual member o. The Urn bY
name,
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QolSv WEI.
NANIN M IL

Nos. Ia Q and 7Fun Daily to and from Cinoln.
natl. All other trains Daily, except Sunday.
COIIjNFijs AM fN6IGNGPOiIs DIVISION,
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THE INTELLIGENCER will present daily the
news In al departments, from al, QuarteTS 0!
The world, ~ vel . a complete record Of local
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-09

To FLORA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
standing the great distance at which
we are from the principal fashion
ce..ters of the world, there are no
other people in the universe who take
more pride in being well and fash
ionably dressed than do the ladies OF
Storey ana Lyon counties, and in
order to sell goods in either OF these
communities, the merchant must open
out a stock fresh and seasonable,
As well AS extensive assortment. In
this connection, We know of no one
firm who have more fully anticipated
the wants of lady purchasers than the
wealthy and extensive Virginia dry
goods firm of j. G. Talbot " Co, LOG
South G street. This firm have
houses In San Francisco and Sacra-
mento, as we'll as Virginia, and are
truly one OF the leading firms of the
coast. The Virginia house is far
from being branch" in the com
mon acceptation of the term, as 1t
affords rs fine stock of dry goods,
dress goods, and every article OF
ladies' and misses wear as either OF
the Others. In fact. without going
into details, j. c. Talbot Il Co. are
conducting THE ladies emporium OF
Nevada. Our lady patrons will do
well TO remember this fact.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-09
LATEST DISPATCHES.


SAN FRANCfsC0, December D.
A small sloop of nine tons, owned
by John Pugh, of Port Discovery,
Puget Sound, left San Francisco
harbor October cath for Port Town
send with two men on board. The
craft has not been heard from
since, and is supposed to have been
lost.
In the Police Court to-day s. Fl
Harrington, who made the late at
tempt at robbery and murder at the
Palace Hotel, waived an examina-
ton, and was held to answer on two
charges with bail fixed at $4,000
in each case.
Mr.. Bernard, owner OF Springbok
snd Golden Gate, the former being
among the horses entered for the
great $4,000 running race, has or
dered them home. SO far, the order
has not been complied with, as me-
gotiations are pending with the view
of inducing Mr. Bernard to recon-
slider his resolution. Notwithstand-
ing the delightful weather, there is
no hope of the race coming off this
year.
AUSTIN, December s.
The funeral of the late Andrew
Casamayou, of the +" Revetlie,' will
take place tomorrow, under the
auspices of the Society of Reese
River Pioneers. Every flagstaff in
the city carries flag at half-mast
to-day in respect to his memory.
Deceased was a native of France, and
has resided here since the earliest
settlement of the city.
Joseph Towne, the miner who fell
down the Oregon shaft on Monday
night died this morning. His fune.
raj will take place tomorrow, and
will be conducted by the Reese
River Pioneers, of which society he
was a member.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-09
THE CENTENNIAL IBEX.

From a correspondent to the
New North West" NJ. T. we
notice that one of the pair of Ibex
ordered from Montana by the CEN
tenial commissioner, has been
caught. This is what it says:
The Messrs. Barker and Sloss
few days ago caught a fine male
hex (Aplocerus Montana on the
craggy rocks of Warm Spring creek,
brought him in to Silver Lake, i'm
prissoned him in the blacksmith
shop and left him there sole occu-
pant. Not long however did his
nimble footed majesty remain i'm
INJURED. A hole had been left in
the roof for draft. He managed to
get up through the opening. skipped
off the roof and made for Cable
mountains. Unfortunately he left
tracks in the light snow and his lib
erty was OF brief duration His
departure was soon noticed, and
the dogs taking the trail quickly
overhauled and brought him to bay
on open ground-there being no
rocks for him to tree on. His late
captors were soon on hand and
throwing lasso over his head he
was again made captive, placed In
a wagon and taken back to the
smithy prison where he yet remains.
He is neither inclined to learn tue
blacksmith trade nor permit any
one else insiue the prison, so they
will invite him to take walk to
Deer Lodge tomorrow or as soon
thereafter rs the weather is pleas
ant. He is fine animal. Messrs
B. 4 5. will try their luck on the
head of Lost Creek for another this
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-09
PITTSBURG COAL EXAMINED
BY EASTERN EXPERTS.
Make q Black Chalk Mark for
Lyon County.

The following correspondence ex-
plains itself:
AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. 80, 1875.
Frank Kenyon, Esq.-My Dear
Sir: 1t affords me much pleasure in
giving the Gathering reports which
have universally been made on the
samples of Pitts lurg coal which l
brought East with me on my recent
trip. The appearance and indica-
tons of the coal examined, are, by
those engaged in the trade and in
tcrested in the Pennsylvania mines,
pronounced almost identical with
those of the better class in that Sec
ton of the country. and it is believed
will develop. at distance not far
from that now attained, into Il class
of ore not only of great extent but of
improved quality. Very respectfully,
L. B. PERKINS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-09

THE OLD CHAMPION PRospEcToR
HEARD FRoM. - Another valuable
silver lode has just been added to the
wealth Of the Comstock bonanza by
the long and diIigent researches of
that champion old Nevada pros
pector and metsllurgis,, VIM. Sadler,
better known TO the miners and mill
men of the coast as "Prospec,ing
Bill" For weeks and months Bill
has isolated himself from the con-
fines of civilization, and with pick,
shovel and pan trudged over the
silver belts and ssgehrush says in
quest OF quartz lode that he could
depend upon to bring him the de-
sired wealth. To-day he makes his
appearance in our sanctum with a
coun,enance full of jny aud skia-
fall of--cnthusiasr. and tells us of
hi. trophies. Never did Christopher
Columbus have happier thought 81
a more hope-realized countenance as
he deserted the promised land in the
distance, than did "Prcspectiug
Bill" the chief of Nevada's silver
hunters, when he entered the dismal
recesses of the TINES editorial rooms
last evening with the records Of the
"Geuera! Grant Lode IN one hand
and piece of silver-bearing quartz in
the other. The new location is stu
atcd one mile south of the Goodman
lode and one quarter of mile south
Of the Florida mine three quarters
OF mile from the American Flat
tunnel of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Company. The lead is full
fifty feet wide. and the rock assays
$35 in silver and about $40 in gold.
"Bill" now has a contract with par
ties To sink the discovery shaft to a
depth Of 100 feet. The rock looks
exceedingly we'll, and the mine is
properly recorded in the district,
We do not care 10 say more ot this
valuable property at this time. but
shall keep an eye on the "General
Grant" expecting At no distant day
To see il "pan out" dividend 10
each share of stock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-09

DISTURBING THE PEACE.
Wells, a discharged miner from the
Kossuth mine, Was brought before
Justice J. Porter Gould yesterday
afternoon ON the complaint Of Felix
lacrouts, foreman OF the mine, on
a charge of disturbing the peace. Tbs
difficulty was brought about by the
discharge of Wells form employ. A
full hearing before Ills Honor aud
Jury resulted In verdict III "Not
Guilty." Judge X. 4. Foote for the
defendant and John Cronin. Esq,
tox The people.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-09

For fear that our notice of this al
fair on Tuesday may have been mis-
interpreted by some, we state that a
meeting of the ladies of Silver Guy
will be held at the school House at
. o'clock on Saturday, the Object
being to make arrangements FOR a
Christmas Tree gathering. The
meeting was called by Miss 5. t.
Holmes, assistant teacher of the
public school,. Every lady in the
city should attend. The meeting Is
for ladies only.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-09
CHRISTMAS SERVICE AT THE Cara

CHRISTMAS SERVICE AT THE CATH
oI.Ic CHuRCH.~-We are informed
that the Catholic Church in this
city is to be dressed in holiday at
tire and that the usual Christmas
serv ice will be held. Arrangements
have been made for an organ, and
it will be gratifying to our musical
friends to know that Peters celebra-
ted Mass in q, with 1t beautiful aud
impressive solos, Duets, trios and
auartettes will introduce the morning
devotions.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-09
GOOD TALK FROM OLD
SANTA CLAUS
The Arrival Of his Rein
deer Team in Silver
Cityl
A Whole Bundle Of Goodies
for the Little Folks
LET EVERY PARENTIN SILVER
READ THIS!

All day yesterday and day before
the express wagons were busy bring
ing from the railroad load after load
of Christmas and New Years pres
ents for the little and big folks OF
Silver City and vicinity. Indeed it
looked as though Old Santa Claus
was himself experimenting the job,
so great was the receipts, and so
various were the many beautiful
presents that were packed up in the
big boxes and unpacSed before the
wistful eyes of children and grown
folks. Wooden horses, toy soldiers,
jumping jacks, balls, tops, cannons,
pistols aud guns; poc.;et-books and
pocket kniies, beautiful jewelry of
all kinds, cigar holders and meer'
schaum pipes, candy toys, fruits, aud
candy goods in the greatest pro-
fusion, fresh from the manufac-
turers; snuff boxes, pocket combs,
ueckties, toilet articles, nuts and
raisins, gents walking canes, GEN.
,ennial goods for the million, and in
fact everything the heart could wish 1,
were dumped out OF the wagons and
boxes and put upon the shelves of
THE FAMOUS VARIETY STORE OF
ED. aowEN,
Main street, Silver City, next to
Stewards drug store, These goods
are bought expressly for this mar
ket, aud must all be sold by New
Years Day. Profits small, and
sales for cash.
COME OLD FOLKS
| AND LITTLE FOLKS
ICAN PLEASE YOU
both in price and quality.
ED. GowEN.
| Silver City, Dec. Z, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-09

FROM THE lLIIMIrABLE Blue
Our Herculsan friend, Mr.. John
Mckinney, OF Sugar Pine Point,
Lake Tahoe, was over from his Sc
cluded and snow-bound home on
Tuesday. calling on his numerous
Gold Hill and Silver City friends.
Their name is ''legion," and they
make the most of it. Mr.. Mex.
informs us that the late storm at
the Lake was the heaviest in its fall
of snow and rain that he had ever
before experienced. So great was
the deluge that the Transit, a
sail-boat capable of carrying twen-
ty-four persons. was rained full and
sunk long before the storm had
subsidized. The snow on the noun
tains has already formed still
crust, and pleasures Of gliding down
hill on snow shoes are being indulg-
ed in. Our stalwart friend John
took a slide last winter. and packs
around broken shoulder as the re-
suit Of q double front somersault
against an eighty foot saw log But
then its a good deal of sport you
know" The front are reported as
biting freely when trolied for
The new iron steamer to be put on
the lake next season by Messrs
Harrington. Bliss L Co.. is to be the
same Dimensions as the steamed
Emerald" but sharper prov, and
il is calculated that she will easil,
make 30 miles an hour. She vii
be used IS a passenger craft. Mo
Kinney returns to-day. tits slyl!
limited that John will return Il
these parts about holiday week. and
and-vsll. she's mighty good cir
and ws knew they'll Be happy.