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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sumrnens.

In the District Court Third Judicial psiric. Territory
 of Arizona. County of sohsve'
 CHARLES KAIGHIs. Plaintiff, The Blackberry Min and Mining Com
 pany B. H. Spear and ks7i Breon,
 composing the h-m of bruon Spar,
 l. C.. Cureaon- Wm. B. kidenour and
 Samuel croEicr, composing the nrm Of
 Riaeaour crozier, L. Bashford, K
 H isurTuisf>r and W. C. baknford.
 composing the firm of l.. Bashford
 Co.,, F. V. Blake, John Howell ana
 David CAhn-
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District and for the County Of hoAase, in the Territory of ArazonA-
 The Territory Of Arizona greeting so the Hack. hsrry Mil and Mining compsay, B. H. Spear aud Paul BreoD composing the Arm tf breon spesrs s- VI tureton V nl. Q. tideaour and Samuel Croxaer cum posing the rm of Rdenour and crosier L. basniesu, R H. Burmisssr and Wm. c. Bashford, eomposane tns nrrn of l. BAshford & Co.,, '. ". Blake, John noses and David Calm.
 You are hereby saua noned required to sppez- in an action brought against you ey she snoss nsiaso paintin in the District Court, of the Third SndaA District iu and fvr the County Of Aohsye, in the Tsff tory of ArfEJnA and the complaint hlcd ptn he Cerk of the Court Mineral Park in said county "a copy of which complaint accomp@nies ths semfncns within twenty days exclusive the day Of servtce r the service upoa yo1 of this summons served witniu this county; 1T served of the county and v1tir his Dis rc en within thirty days in all other osse' forts days. and answer the complaint above required, the p.in rf ~ apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded IT sad complaint and and disbursements n this oe hsh exPended. r.. | triet Court, this 2 th day of June. A. D. isIs. ! CALDWELL wkisHr. | IsEALl (Sugsd4os Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

RoAD MATTERS IN MouAvE COUNTY Real Hope" in anoth; column. That Hope told hattering tale, ,' and that Hops is bright bird" ani all that sort ot thing is no doubt as true here iu Arizona to-day as it has been in more classical, if not moro enlightened times and isnus, ano many things, now, as then, are hoped for thai are never realized, nevertheless, we stand ID with Hope" and trust it "may end Tn frul- tion." The letter of Hope" is a good ono and should awaken an interest in the sub feet discussed We commend tito the earn est consideration of business mn and all Uho are intere sted in the country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
The Walking Match.

The much talked of walking match for na,se of s25O, between Messrs. Newell anu uemmjnger, of this village, began last even ;ng at o'clock at the City Hall Theatre. A track was measured around the main floor of the hall, and the pedestrians have ,o make the circle, or, professionally speak inc. @lap.," twenty-six umos in orief to complete one mic. Both a,heeteS were ln fine condition at the start, and appear to Dc evenly matched. Newell, however, obtained ,ho lead. but was closely pressed by Hem ,,,;,,sr. aad at the end of the first ten miles ~.s Ln, two laps ahead. Time: Newell, hr 5t min; uemminger, hr. 0O ma zee At noon to-day Newell had completes 5e miles in II hrs. 30 min and ilemhlnser ! Scors stood: 49II miles in Il hrs 10 mn uemmiager presents really me appear
 .,,,.. am tbc trlck. and his steady gaii cna. sIcs him to cover great deal ot gfound ,,.hou, any appearance of fatigue: New oll1s nao. vas less regular than Hemm'n (,ny,s but his frequent rspErts' did not ap T,,,r fin fire him. To-day. hIs gA't Is ni lr' steady, and it will take s'ms tune to de'e' min, who will be the winner.
 The 18th Infantry BInd will be at th hall tonight and theiF sweet music VII n ldoub, eniiven the walkers and do much to
 w.rd cheering them on their weary iramI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

Hugh White returned last evening from Mineral Park where he has been to look after the starting of his daily mail service, which is nov runing like clock work, bar ring the wretchcd condition of part of tho road He caa't understand why the authorl ties of the two counties can't see the neces sity of keeping it in better repair. He re ports coplous rains and splendid grass al the way to the Park. He wants to buy twenty or thirty more good mules rish away.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
WEDNESDAY

William Gilson is up from Date Creek, and reports heavy rains in that section '' late
 Messrs. Gosper & Smith sent out a leSu , If supplies this morning to their mihi"s camp on Cherry Creek.
 Cal. Jackson, who has been under tne weather for several months, IS out HsaiD and steps as lively as of yore-
 Philip Hull has been in town for two ol z, three days de says that the country noltu Of Chino Valley has received plenty o' ra'h
 What an effect climate has on natural de yelopmeutl In California they make SiCo hol out of bcet;. Here we make beats ou Of slcohol.
 The name of Mrs. II. A Mason, and chiiu Prescott. A. T.. occurs in the list of passeh gers, passing Omaha, August lst, to arr''' San Francisco August 5th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

DAVID BRoMTHoRS. Plaintiff. The H.ehberry Min sna Mining Co.,, B.
 Spear, and PSuI Breon. compos-
 ing the Arm of Breon k spsAr,
 Careton wm RidenoHr and sam1 sumInons. GrozieF composing the nrm Of Mde-
 nour & CrOxirr, l. Bashfo q, Bur
 uister and wm C Bashford, eompos-
 inF the firm of ashford k Co.,, Y W
 Bake, John Howell and David Calm.
 Defendants,
 Action brought iu the District Court of the Third Judicial Di trct in snd for the county of hobsse, the Territory Of Artsons,
 The Territory of lrisoza seRds grseifse-To the Hack berry Mn and Mining company, Spear and Tau Breon composing the firm of Breon Spear, ( Cureton Win B R denour and samuel Crozier, com posing the firm of Ridenour croxisr, BAzhford, ! II BurInister and wm Bsshiord, comrosing the nrn of l. Bashford Co.,, W Blake, John Howell ana D .vid Calm Defendants:
 You are hereby summoned snd required to appear sn action brought against you by the Aboye-nsmes plsf tin in the District Court of the Third sudicia District in and for the county of Mohaye in the Ter the Crk of this Court, Mineral Park, m said con ty ia copy of which complaint accompanies this sum mons) within twenty days excustve of the dsy oi ser vice. after the service upon you of this summons, and within this District within thirty days; in o.h<r czs e forty days.
 Said action brought to obtain decree of this Couf for the foreclosure of certsin ben described in ID ' corpplalnt for the of s790 and interest.
 And y1u hereby notined that 1T you faiit sfpce and Ang er the comp Aint above required the plain ti will take default aaiUst and apply to the Coui for the relief deAnde in said complaint and costs sn i disbursements m tn behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Disfris Court at Mineral Park this ist day of July, \. n. is [sEALl ,saesdio Cisrk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

Thos. Owen, driver of the stage from here to Dixon's ranch, informs us that NIT. De Lands team turned oyer yesterny on the hill this side of Dixon's, spilling load of barley winch he was bringing to N. X G. Ellis, from Phenix. The wagon was some what mashed m the tumble.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

Charley Phippenny is hauling rails from the Clipper Mill for the fence around the Plaza, while Messrs. Moody, Iager and their assistants are putting them in place as rapidly as possible. In the meantime Janitor Long and Marshal Dodson are keep ing ahead of the carpenters with their corps of nrisnnersrhuilding post holes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

County, Territory of Arizona,
 NJ, CARR < CO.,. Plaintiffs,
 
 The Mc1-aekin Consolidated Mining
 Co. The Bank of Arizona. Moses
 Lew Heury KOshland and Gale Levy,
 copartners doing busin ass under the sumnoos nr.n narae of Levy. Koshland Co.,,
 KtmbIe and Newell Kimble. copArt- ner, ootnz business under the Arm
 name of K,mbls Bros., and Light,
 Defendants,
 Action brought ia the District Court, of the Thrd Jadial District in and for the County of Aohave In the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to the Me Crsrkin Cousoid ted Mining Company, the Bank oi Arroua Moses Lew, Henry ko2hlnnd and Gale Lew, coparners doing business under me uf name o' Les Keshlspd X Co., A KiubIe and Newell kimble, coperi- ners under the firm of Kimbs Bros., and c Li,hf, Defendants.
 Yon are hereby summoned and required tO appear in an action brought against by the sboye-Damed plain ,i in the District Court Of the Third Judicial District io and for the COnoty of MOhAve, in the Territory oi Arfoua and the complaint ned with the Cierk of this COuet at Mineral Park, in said count! oviy of Whco cortaint accompanies this summousl within tEeuty days exclusive of the day Of servcel eiter s ' service upon you this sunni ns, seESen m ,nis county but f served out of this county and withii thts District thirty in all othor cases forfy on The said action ls brought to obtain deere Of thii Court for the foreclosure of certain Hen deseoca 't the aid complaint, for ihe sum of EtIp "ith lesf intrrest from February ls 1879.
 And ven are hereby notified that II you fall To sppet and answer the plain, above required the plain tifs viii apply to Court for the rehef denanasa the said complaint and for costs aud disbursements tnis behalf expendei c, . Gwen under ,uy hand and the seal of said Court Mineral Park this 2sth day of July, D isls.
 t.-,,1 f.up dto1 UlerF.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

MOVED Ix.-Col. Bigelow, Ed. G. Peck and one or two others are moving into the Wells building in the rear of the old Ex- celsior Brewery, where they will in future keep bachelors hall and hold their levecs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

THE WALKING MATcH.--The walking match will stop this evening at s o'clock and quite crowd will no dount be in al the s'deatA" The walkers are in good con dition and at noon the score stood:
 N.ven - ss miles in 2s hrs 9lS untn. H.rau.ng.y 100 l" 23 " e C
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

And ia accordance with las snd order Of ne boara ef rsrsetorr made the seeond Dsf of tnns- - n, s.-- s essh r.r. of sach may bs neeeessrs, win Ie cold at Public Auction, st the ece of the .o,s tauy Archer BufIdinF, Fountain rtreets ssn sS,es california. ou MONDAY, .ke Sah DAY oi Sust. is,p a. f3 a H.. of said day to pay cad dsnnqSens sssessFs thesson together vtth cost of advertising ," WI REaSAKT. SECRETARY.
 August sah. 1876.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Delinquent Notrce.

nRo BoNTTo GOLD AND SILVER MINING ooM VI PANf. Location of Prin5pzl Place of Bnstne ., San Jss CaiforAia-Location of works Tiger District Yayauai County. Territory of ArlZona- NorloE-There delinquent upon the following de-
 .ribed stock account of Assessmrnt No 7 teNieo
 the several smolnts set opposie the names ot tne r spective shArcholders, as follows:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

ERaATux.-Thc first word, written, in the sub-head to the poem on the hrs' page of this paper should read "selected. : The poem is by Holmes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

pr. E. P. Ryder will return in few weeks.
 ,, .,,,u. pr..eo.t can And clean and quiet -. .rsytmen,s ., the WALDO HOUSE. lmas, The Pearl Oil, NoS EXPLOSIVE, gu1ran,eeo l50 fire test, st Ellis stoie. J'V Mountaineers at the "Cabinet
 Fresh nectarines just received at N x e | Ellis. ''
 For nice Julep. cali at the .'Cabioet.
 B,xptxe-Persons having books wh ci they wish rebound. magazines, music other matter. can he accommodated bv sp plying at this cffice. Terms reasonable
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

Dr. J. H. Pierson is accompanied by his young son, "Caddie," bright boy, on hls present trip to town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
100. 900 Pounds Salt !!

Na.h.n fsssh hAa iaasoo pounds of sAlt. sAsca As vln ssH % iu~ hgure. sddress hn sf fr-scois iisf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Friday. News.

Governor Fremont vilI in ali probability be home on the 18th inst.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
ROuaI HaUdnd Lottery
 8a1O,OOO DRAWN EVERY 1T DAYS

szI Priss.. ssaezuisa is sFsaish Dsli4rs sss's PRicE N [. <. CUBHESCf. whsss Isoksss Hssre- oa.rtsrz FsfsAs
 co SD si9 e 1 Faxhss Ts.shs Trssgii-8hs Fsrtasshs tassrzu.ssar ssrssisked TsHx- orarrs Flsei. Friss ,.~l,-s -s.ash Bsnk BfIfis sud fsfFerznl-afs Iti. 1 ras.r-f TAYLOR a CO. Bs4ksrs-
 Ii War strsst. SeE Y'srt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
nN TYPE!!

MILLER 6 RICHARD, rYpt FOUNDRY Asc Pf' sss WAREHOUSE. SAN FsAScgsoo cAI- ofA1tRs !" psnr,so PeEssxs AND MbcsasERV, AND EVERY sR- T,cIs sEoUiaso BY PaNrEss ove HAsn stfsl scorcs Typs IS Scsso~IEpoED TO Bt T-t sGsT s .ss woalp. Bstss ossRoUs os seRGas'"o OUR TRADE ts aslxosA ~e ruIL. FOR A unTrEn r'ss uselY oeoERs EOS hEw OUTFITS 'H hSf pAN' 0' Aszos. AT COST PRICE. sPte'sEs eooks AsD ps,cs LISTS ssM Fa<E-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
unulonk.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District,
 Territory of Arizona, County of Mohsse-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

The following letters remain in the Pres cot, noS,offics. unclaimed, August 9, ls'v;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Sunl mons.

In the District Court Thlrd Judicial District, IhAN
 County, Territory of Arizona,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
BORN,

-- In Prescott, Au E. p7s. to tee widow s'eihorV01' daughter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

In the District Court Third Judicial pisric Territory
 of Arizona. County of nohsve,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

lsEALi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

Action brouuh. ia the District Court. of the hird Judicial District in and for the County cf Aohave ID the Territory of Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

Call and Pr .ce his Goods
 Before Purchasing Elsewhere. Prescott. May l. 1879.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-03-12

planning, but rs guessed tho trouble.
and undertook e. increase our means
by speculations, which ended diastrous-
~, 90 that when ed died he owed one hum
dred thousand francs. did not hest
tate second 70 give up my small for
/ tune IN order to bequeath to my daugh-
ter an unblemished name. "a rich Re.
#lation settled an income on me on con-
dition Of my never marrying again.
Tell me, sir, can I deprive this little
daughter Of those Injuries which are
necessities to 90 delicate . childp I
said, and / repeat, what sCoslld become
Of as, II I loved goa, since you are de-
pendent on teaching German for your
living?''
IS It is in that, madame, that my
crime looms up in gigantic proper
lions: I do not k'sosc q scord Of Ger
man. -
{. What! You have not even that
resource9''
No" said Mederic, smiling, "but I
have an income of two hundred thou
sand francs which, perhaps, will partly
make up for it. .
Then he confessed everything-his
name, his visit to the church and his
talk with his friend except that he did
not mention his friends name, as he
wished to devise q theatrical sensation
for the latter benefit. He had SO sub.
missive an air, his speech was so per-
suasive, that the lady of the blue hat
consented to allow the extenuating cir
cumstances in his favor. She did not
even insist very strenuously upon
knowing the name of the oficious
friend who had trumpeted her merits
so loudly.
Doubtless" she said gaily, lit is
enc of my bankers friends who persists
in thinking have done fine thing, as
the world goes. We live in a time SO
morally disturbed that they who do
their plain duty are regarded a3 he
roes.'
Mederic went home intoxicated with
Joy. His head was in the clouds, and he
felt like stopping now and then, lest he
should knock off star or two. And
yet the lady had by no means said
Eyes" Still less had she said "no."
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-03-12
Lord Ullan's Daughter.

THE FACTS IN THE CASE SET FORTH IN
HUMBLE PROSE.
A Chieftain, to the Highland bound,
cries, "Boatman, do not tarry, and I'll
give to thee 9 dollar and a half to row
% across the lake,
Now, who be We would cross Loeb.
SGyle this dark and stormy nightq''
asked the ferryman, with much curl
osity.
"What is that to you, you bald
headed snipe Of the valley1'' replied the
Chieftain, growing pale about the gills.
= II pay you . good round sum for
your services it appears to me your in
terest in the matter should end there.
Do you require the pedigree Of every
man, woman or child you take across
in your internal scowP If it wasn't
that I'm in . hurry I'd smack your
jaws for Your impudence, but as it ID, >
displaying handful of coin, . a. it is,
I'm the Chief Of Ulva' Isle, and this
Lord Ullan's daughter. His horsemen
hard behind us ride, and should they
overtake ns here in the glen it would
60 hard with Us, =
Out spoke the hardy Highland wight,
while he unlocked his skif and told
them to get in: 8. L II 20, my Chief,
I'm ready; but consid ering the terrible
storm, ! hope you will make it two
dollars, although, as . matter Of fact,-l
do not venture forth f0r. = mere money
conside atioD, but for your winsome
lady. Ihave been there to some ex-
tent myself, and Can appreciate the sit
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-03-12
4 Discovery In Grape Culture.

A letter to the Secretary of the Ohio
horticultural Society from w. w. Scar
borough, of WOODBURY., q suburb Of
Cincinnati, says;
II have received your favor inquir-
ing about the results of the new method
Of protecting grapes from disease, ETC.,
by inclosing the punches in paper
b. IS. Hearing, in 1876, that my neigh.
Dor, MIR. Gottleib Myers, had in that
year tried successfully this experiment,
early in the summer Of 1877. just after
the blossoming had been accomplished
and the young grapes fully set, I in
closed in paper bags $500 punches,
chiefly of Concords and Catawbas, with
some few punches of Delaware, Iona
and Israella, and gathered in the fall
2,450 punches therofrom Of perfect and
magnificent fruit. OF the fruit that
year not bagged there was probably
one-half destroyed by rot, with q fur
ther loss by mildew, birds and insects.
This year had 1900 punches in
closed in bags, with substantially the
same result to the kinds or varieties Of
grapes before mentioned. Some 200
punches Of the Hartford prolific variety
did not do as well as the other varieties.
There was less rot this year In our open
vineyards than for many years past,
but vet there was disease, although di-
minished, and the same loss by birds
and insects to the unprotected bunches,
which have haretofQre existed.
The bag used 10 the common paper
pasted bag used BY the grooers, made
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-03-12
A SPINNING SONG.

Over and over. round and round,
Like gold-areen top on crystal ground.
With never whizz or singing sound.
The beautiful earth goes spinning.
Ehe sweeps in q circle around the sun
With Time, and the year-long race is won
Ny bOth-tO n minute; tbs ever done
And ever again beginning.
We clasp our hands in amaze. and cry,
- time to be born and a time to de-
Cr-nding and unheginning.
But c., New Years morning the people sing
And vail in breath; and the broad lands RIM
With The King is dead-lony live the King"
But the earth goes on with her spinning.
January Vide. make
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-03-12

ola Ullan at the head on 81 cream-col.
orsd mule I. Oh. haste thee. hastel,f
thelady cries; !. though tempests round
rs gather. I II meet the raging storm,
but not my angry pa. So on they
roWed amid the roar Of waters fast
prevailing, and when Lord Ullan
reached the shore his wrath was dread
full to behold. And no wonder. For
sore dismnyed, through storm and
shade, he discovered his daughter out
in the boa: with smile on her lip,
and salt spray in her eye, and both
arms around her lover. For while it
seemed that he would take it out Of his
hired men and the colored mule,
az he declared he would have the
former beheaded as soon as he got
home, and the latter he was hammer
ing over the ears with club. Pres.
emily he took another tack: tCome
back! come backr' he cried in grief,
Z. across the stormy water. and I'll for
give your Highland boy, my daughter!
oh, my daughter! and also settle the
bill with the ferr7man.' =
But the young lady could not be
caught so easily. Neither could the
young man, who told the ferryman
to press on, and then turning around
in the boat, still keeping one arm about
his sweetheart to prevent her falling
out, called to the old gentleman:
Much obliged for your kind invita-
ton, my dear sir, but we will not come
back at present. You can expect us,
however, in the course of q week or
ten days. Till then, adieu!' Lord
LILLIAN called again. Twas vain; the
loud waves lashed the shore; return,
they wouldn't think of it. In fifteen
minutes they were on the other side,
the ferryman was wondering what he
would do with twcnty-dollar gold
piece, and the young couple were in
quiring the way to the nearest Justice
o! III" Peace. oil CIlu Derrick.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-03-12

with the gloss and freshness Of youth,
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such al
remain can be saved for usefulness
BY this application, Instead of foul
ing the hair with pasty sediment it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Ito
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
vigor can only benefit but not harm
It. II wanted merely for a
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-03-12

tur-trlmmed costumes are being
made ll1 for winter esther. The fuf
border e placed on the lower skirt -.
stead OF 2 dounoe, and Also g an edge
Tor the 0ver-skirt or polonatse. The
'c0On-skins In gray-bIOWn shades and
the colored lynx borders are the tora
most seen on imported costumes. The
materials Tor such suits are among the
richest fabrics. such g velyets. bro
cades and satins. ~ yet few cloth
suits have been trimmed with fur, and
indeed the weight Of the cloth IL sufti-
cient without adding that Of fur Dor
aels. ne i n,a lmpc.tauons nave
"a h,oc.Jad ..t;n - no, 81 n 1 hc
Sas u 800 ssln sg. .h ,s nu gy.,
49, s, -. -. :. .vn,,nd nd ant;-a9
-;tho,,t dr.n 81 +hs Lee 'l sL;rt :. =,
,aiIat. tha ~ na s..is = ~, =.
5000, - t,r t,.c,, .o., :, - 3. ;noh 81
1880 = 49, ~. .,.;. = W. 4ha. ' 3
u1s ua 49, Jo I Las: = Dasque sua. =
snd ~ :. S,.s5,a .i - ~ &. hsot - ho,e
s s:.. ..s Z. xIs =. :..o 49, 1:y 80
sans PaIs, sao ~ 49, = s1ap1I ~
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VI - veivet ~ otneIs q Drocaue;
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. Msnout . s'nk 81, noun:g, arg NY Pop.
uar wltn SIX :, oI WIN Gamer s-nait
ovel-u,esses. Econonlcal , ianes wei'
Somo .l,s iis Th - sSly msio velsss
20 ~. u. az nc Lounu sA IT, = laue
s;ne eI snA' ~. - tSa i1 xa
1 1 sn;sh.d saoar quo s y. tha ls w..
49, so,,na e. aa.;n9,,, ..,;thn,;t $50 sts
on 1s;d ~ 49,, 80 go a dnnn I'll
n S, , , ~ nomne s a 10 nv ane
sI Pt' a,,n .L 10 =. in ~ ,e
..',.aya ~. - .'' ''',o . 'e" - :
- $50 :.