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NOTICE.
Nonresident taxes In the town of Unity, In the
County of Waldo, State of Maine, for the year A.



County Of Waldo, State of Maine, for the year A.
ID. 1850.
TTIIE following list of taxes real estate of non
i resident owners in the town of Unity, for the
year \. ID. 1850, in bills committed to AMOS W EBB
Jr., collector of said town of Unity ON the third
day of July, A. ID. 1850, has been returned by him
to me rs remaining unpaid on the2ith day of March,
\. ID. 1881, by his certificate of that date and now
remaining unpaid. And notice is hereby given that
If the said taxes and interest and charges not
PAID into the treasury Of said town within eighteen
months from the date of the commitment of the
said bills, much of the real estate taNcs will
he sufficient to pay the amount due therefor in
GLIDING interest and charges, will without further
notice be sold at public auction at the store OF
II. Moshcr, in said town Of Unity, on the seventh
day of January A. ID. lSS2, at two of the clock in
the .Ifttrnnnn
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NY IIEREAS, JOHN NJ. >AIWARD, of Burr
w ham, in the County of Wallo State of NIaiur
by his mortgage deed dated the fourth day of Fyh
ruary, \. u. 1876, and recorded in Waldo Count.
Registry of Deeds in Book 10, Page Is, conveyed o.
me the undersigned, aceran piece or parcel OF lHu
situated in said Burnham, commencing at the couu
ty road ut 4 stone wall, ut a marked stake, thrurt
south, ten rods thence southeast, twelve rods ~ ,
lane fence, being five rods and nine links from the
barn; thence by said lane fence, two hundred ami
rods to a marked stake; thence south, eight he
gees east, fourteen rods to oak tree the SHORE
of the pond; thence west, to land of Richard Rtl
nudS ana Richard Nayward, and being the same
land decided to said John NJ. Sayward by Martha
Sayward And whereas the conditions of saiI
mortgage have been broken now therefore by rca
of said breach of the conditions thereof, claim
Il foreclosure of said mortgage.
GERSHON TNITCHELL.
Dated at Burnham, this 2lst day of June, Anne
DOmini lSel.-3W25
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new YORK & BELFAST DIRECT,

d Steamer JAS. A. GARY will make
yts--+xa4--llsweeky trips touching at Belfast. For
further particulars, for freight only inquire of Jed
Frye Co., Il Water St, New York. or virus Pat.
terSon, Belfast. Liberal advances on any con
signment5 to agents at New York.
CYRUS PATTERSON, Agent
Belfast, May r. lSsl-l9
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To the creditors of JOHN c. CONDOR, of Belfast
in the County Of Waldo, IEsOvent Debtor:

Not are hereby notified that said Condor, IN
Il solvent Debtor as aforesaid, has filed in the
Court Of Insolvency for said County of waldo, ~
petition Ton discharge from all his debts proVahIe
under the lnsovcnt Act of said state of Maine, an
proved February 81, 1873, and for certificate there
of; and that hearing upon the same is ordered e.
be had at the Probate Office, in Belfast. in said
County Of Waldo, on Thursday. the 18th day o.
July, A. ID. 1881, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, when
and where you may attend and show cause, if any
you have why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted Attest:-A. A. FLETCHER,
2t25 Register of said Court for said Co. of Waldo
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DURNo'S CATARRH SNUFF cures all affections Of
the mucous membrane OF the head aud throat
DR. Morris LIVER PILLS are the best Cathar-
tic Regulator
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June, a. d. 1881.
IOlllLO HERSEl named EXecutriN IN a certain
i instrument purportng to be the last will and
testament of EDW ARD PERKINS, late of Belfast
in said County of Waldo deceased, having present
ed the same for Probate.
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice to all
persons interested by causing Il copy of this order
to be published three weeks successfully in the Re
publican Journal printed at Belfast, that they may
appear at a Probate Court, to he held at Belfast
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
Of July next, at ten of the clock before noon,
and show cause, Il any they have, why the same
should not be proved, approved and allowed,
JAMES. ID. LAMSON, Judge
true copy. Attest:-A. \. FLETCHER, Register
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1t 4 PROBATE Count hcId AZ Bcfa-t Within and Ion
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday eft
June, 4. ID. lSol.
T EMI-EL W. GRANT, Executor of the will of
- {. F. -. TNlECliElI., late Of Freedom, in
said County of waldo, deceased, having presented
his first ard final account and private claim for al
loWancc.
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy of this order
To he published three weeks successfully in the Re
publican Journal printed at Belfast that they may
within and for said County, ON the second Tuesday
Of July next, at ten Of the clock before noon,
and show cause, ii any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
JAMES u. HANSON. Judge.
true copy. Attt,t:-A \. FLETCHER, Register.
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How TO UTILIZE THE GREAT EAST
ERN. A prominent river man has made a
suggestion by which the mammoth steam
ship Great Eastern may be made profita-
BILE. His plan is to purchase the ship at
an estimated cost of 100000, anchor
her at New Orleans, dispose of her ma
chinery and outfit and turn her into the
greatest elevator in the world. Her di-
mansions, $50 feet long, SO feet wide and
81 feet deep, give her capacity of land
ing six barges alongside to do business at
the same time. N. 0. City Item.
Yes, child, ammonia was named after
Jupiter Ammon because of it's great
strength. j. A. always appears with a
pair of rams horns, hence harris horn.
An observing individual remarks that if
man has any nonsense in him it is sure
to come out when he makes his will if
not before.
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the County ~ Walln on no md ,f

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
June, A. D. 1881.
nUDLEY o. BLACK, named Executor in Il Ger
- tain instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament of OTIS BLACK, late of Searsport,
in said County Of Waldo, deceased having present
ed the same for Probate.
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
to all persons Interested by causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
the Republican Journal printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at Probate Court, to be held at Bel
Tuesday of July next, at ten Of the clock be
fore noon and show cause, if any they have, why
the same should not be proved, approved and al
lowed. JAMES ID. HANSON, Judge.
true copy. Attest:-A. A. FLETCHER, Register.
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DR.. Green's Oxygenated Bi-ers
Is the best remedy for Dyspepsia, BiliousEess
Malaria, Indigestion, and diseases of the Blood
Kidneys. Liver, Skin, etc
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SUPERIOR HAND SCYTHES
MADE TO ORDER.
FRED ATWOOD, WntfrpOrt, We
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At Il Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, ON the second Tuesday of
June, \. d. ISL
MOVES A. C1LLEY. Of Monroe, having present
~ ed petition PRAYING that Administration of
the estate Of j DAB ClLLEl, late OF Monroe, in
said County OF Waldo, may he granted to SIMON
ClI.LEl. of Brooks.
ordered, That the said Petitioner rive notice
to all persons interested hy causing Il copy of
this order to he published three weeks Surcr~sril
in the Republican journal, printed ut Belfast that
they may appear at Probate Court, tr lie held at
Belfast, within and for said County. uu the second
Tuesday of July next al ten of the clock he
fore noon, and show causef amy they have against
the same.
JAMES II. LAMSON, Judge.
\ true copy. AtteSt:-A. \. FLETCHER, Register.
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At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday Of
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Have W1StarS BaISam OF Wild cherry always at
hand 1t cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Whoop-
ing Cough Group, Influenza, Consumpto Il, and al
Throat and Lung Complaints. 50 cents and 81 a
bottle.
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JOHN G. DEWITT, President.

DANIEL SHARP, Wee Prc,t
JAMES p. CARPENTER, SeTy.
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At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and tol
the County of Waldo, on the Second Tuesday oi
,Iunp. \

Inc CoWMTN 0f WaV0, ON tNN SecNnd TUt~INV N
June, a. d. 1881.
(IlARLES +. RICE, Administrator of the estate
~ of JAMES W. RICE, late of Searspurt, i'm said
County of Waldo, deceased, having presented hi
first and final account of Administration for allow
lncc.
Ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
to all persons interested by causing il copy of
this order to he published three weeks succes,ivelv
in the Republican Journal, printed at Belfast that
they may appear at Il Probate Court, to he held at
Belfast. within and for said County, ON the second
Tuesday of July next, at ten of the clock before
noon, and show cause, if any they have, why til,
same should not be allowed.
JAMES ID. HANSON, Judge.
a true copy. AttcSt:-A. a Fl FTt HER. Register.
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Why is it necessary to tie down the railroad
Is there danger of its running away?
The Osceola times., 1881-08-13

NT- CAsHLt, I... Dee -. 1850 49,
kEE-s FGEE Ioslc cared zoe 9i
ChI.Is a.teE t-A.rz c--sr Tl-aai..-
iu vain. Ctr. }. taAT.
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ON BOARD Str. NIST SHIsKLE,
August jth., ISL.

IfIt were not that ! have holy
horror Of drawing a large salary
without earning it. / would be
strongly tempted to put of writing
until struck some more congcnial
cline. True, We have seen some
very handsome towns and cities
bat we have not remained long
enough in them TO do them or our.
selves justice. Padueah Is q very
handsome little city, and II is a
little strange that it has not grown
TO larger proportions. Ii certainly
has very fine location. Mt. Yer
non, Ind, IS also very fne little
city and growing rapidly. They
have one OF the finest Court houses
there that ever saw, costing near.
ly 100000. Greensboro, Ky, is
another growing town, and presents
a very good appearance from the
river. We did not land at Evans
vile long enough to allow US to
take IN the city, which was a very
great disappointment. | find most
pleasure in interviewing the passen-
gers. We have few southern peo-
pie on board, but the great maiori.
'y are northeners, who take delight
in telling their southern friends OF
tho many sins The south has 10 an
swer for, and in talking OF the ad-
vanced civilization OF the north. i"
They have all the old ideas about
Arkansas being a refuge for crimi.
aels Of All classes, tiial our people
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First TlaIe ofEofion.

Nesa W. p. Hale 4 Bros, picked
and brOEght 10 the fFsi b4le o. cot
Ton Of the seasSB in this coaniy,
and the second in tie siate, 20 TAR
a. &c have heard, last Thursday I;
the first being from Philips county.
II vas all picked on Thursday, the
Thermometer standing at l0l in the
shade, hauled in 10 town before
s1ndoyn, and by nine o'clock at
night IL had been ginned, baled and
on its Eay to the upper landing to
meet the boat due, for shipment 10
Memphis, wherc, no doubt it was
yesterday morning awaiting a pur.
chaser. The COTTON was raised on
the Wiiherspoon plantation by Mr.
j. n. Hayes bnsiness manager.
There's lie in the old land yet.
-Cargill, temporarily engaged
BY our Sheriff. a. book keeper, I'M
sgined be bad corner In county
scrip, and being short Of a little
ready cash, showed few jury Ger
tfeatcs on the market, but the de-
msnd beng limited, buyers we're
little nervous. A little bulllng
on the streets, led Sheriff Haskins,
who Is always on the alert, TO sus-
pect crooked dealing, and on lnycs-
tigating the sales. made the discov.
cry that Cargill was dealing ia scrip
that he had borrowed without the
knowledge or consent of the owner.
TINS caused a little furry Of ex'
citemeni. Cargill, the scrip shark,
now langnishes in the swea, box
where the mercury is registered at
III, while be mops his face with
shirt sleeve.
Levy Brewster caught Ike
Warren, both colorcd, and brothers,
last Wednesday night, in bis Wa.
termcllon patch, and ordered him
out. Ike was the biggest man, and
wouldn't 60, he cursed and abused
Levy, and drove him into his cabin.
The next morning, armed with n
club, he again attacked Levy, and
after crrsIng and abusing him, aim
ed a powerful blow at him with hls
club. Levy run under the club,
and with his pocket knife whaeked
him right and left, and when they
were finally separated, Ike was in
no condition to enjoy watermillions
DIR. Prewitt was sent tor, VINO sew.
cd up his hide, and with good luck,
he hopes TO get HIM so that he'll
hold water by next watermelon
lime. Levy stood trial and was
acquitted.
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are ais-ys f1lI q ukiskeys zs7sr
Fsr -tsC-. rilaczt bss,z arrlsl o.
ths tesih #itA F-s-9,s b5giz sLi7-s,
ks ke. B1iI have in l-tst nay
tired % remove lLes rs.-lezf
s-a.rsl or state, by ts--i-z tzl4
e. 1zr tszr e--1ls AE+ e1. lave
a-ala.i lie carry %. z q 1ss..y rsa-
Fons. CE ih-,g sale; @. 1sa .-s s,a.l
a-s a--Fiy 1oasl-l tsr F-r-.aria-
IL i-1 T1s- lsezis. si L5a9 or --.-ss
1Fs srozsrz and oi a4r Boo. fys-
ism-6eing ezrst-l however r.l o.
i1f.-ra tbel 81 tls r-anntr i- srt -
or seaool a. Cseesla b. t1es
r.ruez iowa ty lAoas vl5 uaut-l
~ r'saow tasir PoEer' We are
r-zStrz vfry Psor time. a1d Ei..
not reach Ciacinrsti before San
DAY night Tie iisle pzsss. very
? pie2s4ni,y h9sever,as9iLe gszsh-
er is de..zasfgl. We get The ca
e.nnati papers eTeFy dag. ard &c f.
aEEsing 70 read h0W the POLITICIANS
IL Ohio are d0iging the lsnperzncs
q4rstion. There s. = strong ten
Per2Hcs element iE that s,Ate, also
. very strong German anti temper
-Des element The Democrat
and Republican Converti0us met
ard placed eAHi.4a.ss in the field
Tor State Offices, and not EzFInz IbC
nerve 10 come out Ike lacn On one
.i1s or the other Of the question,
they adopted "milk aad water
rcsOiatons on ihe satjeet Of TEN
peTaUcs, that can be construed e
the candidates s.es q, according %
The crowd they are adirssiny. B1th
sides Eepublicans and Democrats
arc On zaner-! dodge. The Pro
have ticket iH the field.
that wiil poll large vote. I Gre
atc5 qGite q sensation among many
Of the passengers yesterday, b.
showing them some green cotton
bOlls that ! brought from home With
nc. One passenger asked me
the pirkcas didn't take The seed cat
1f the cotton with their hands, an
other representative Of an "aIyanceI
wanted to know ifthe
Gin was not used 70 break T. boil
after it matUred and got bard,
/ will write you again from H1nt-
IbgIon West "a, telling you vhat.
-zE in c incfnratii ard Louisville.
We live very well, and the J1dgs
lnt I have always been a. me-.
line a. TIE table, trying 10 e; The z
EcrtA O. or money.
D5n'i forget 20 saEd m. the T~a
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oseeela Rain Drep-.

-wkew-vsee, rs6 keis a.4 AZ.
q ksatsrg-
-gsssessay ICE, Tkarstsy I0l
Prissy lee u shis e-ee.
--YOr Iee cod l.era0sa.'e, oniy
5 csEA ; gIas-, eziI al
gOHxzoxE
With The fksrmous;sr >, l0z
IN tbs sta5e, Tee snd VsnnoE Iiie-
ra.ars iosQs insesest.
NO aanger u frtsErrg ost next
v,aser-t the town "a getting ehEek
fall G. afs- xc1a-
--garrie9-in Clear Lake tSEn-
Zip, On The 5sh- day Of Asgusi, by
sqs;rs :. @. Bct,s, Mr. Jerry Miller
TO Niss 8. J. Baut
"A big, stost, healthy, Fobas,
mag who Will cvrseri 70 work for
Lis yic,szIs, wten Iaborer. are 10
aerssd - 81 20 81 % t.y, =s!.
hear watcAIrg.
From : private letter 10 Mrs-
Eoasaa, ws regret 70 learn that
Nr. and Mrz- W. p. Cooke haze lost
both their twin babies. One died
on tie 22nd. and the oiher On tie
9Th. all.
Mr.. Tra. T. Mos surprised hls
friends isss Esnday evening by
stepr'rg oG. Mss Jslis Barney q.
the fair one zko has rendered him
happy for life. We zish them long
Ifs and happiness.
Several items Of inleres, are
esavoidably ero~ded out Of this
Issue; - fact the heat 10 too great to
jam 20 many Interesting items to-
gether hey cant stand II, and
would wilt like a siarched shirt
20 lar BY nett week, they may
teabIe 10 stand the yennor racket.
We we're pleased 10 meet nr.
Geo. II. Loser, Of Kentucky, dur
ing The week. Mr.. Lover is an old
pewspsPer raan. and vas for a long
tims eSnEecteI vilh the Hot
springs Telegraph. He Is now 81
soeiated with a brother il, The pLo-
tograph tsnness, AID wi.I remain
10 cur town : fen days. Nes-rs
Loser ! BsO-, are eIesIieni artists,
and re eoszssend thela and their
work 10 ise citizens sf O.eeola and
vicinity. GIVE then : call % :heir
boat. Al the laa4ing, as1 get your
Pse;srs.
The Osceola times., 1881-08-13
land for sale .

rEEENTT-FTEE Aars. 4t rai- situated Ia
VI --.s- nfI County. -fHf- lt Arsslaa-, 90
J. rfHfar i'Ir. gIirkt-avIa IHru-al5. E..r 70
q -- acr.s I8. hsar dad Dob. sa.I IuHu'Y aera-
q 'E-a .af aHi Ir rUifFfrsDI u-.ar I4Hf.- 81 IH-
). Z can He U0g zHf az reason DIE -lla- IuI-
tract Uf iaud &. situated ar F4Hf i- k-1Uu E-
B4-Fl1I EltEa. b. H.zil ar.i H4' -4 .a#f f1 1rsr-
fJFi and r .'l Dr. ra.1 Iel-lr-..a lt i-s tHs.rl-
uie l0eatian for hYre. Ti-lH fa- farf. Had Har-
r4ttsL. fol l-I-llE part.a- i4r-. cll. on. % all
.ress A b. FEEHEf,
Bi.tle7.I-e, A-s Co AK
The Osceola times., 1881-08-13

CIs~.xyA-I, o, August 7th.. issI
DEAz TiNEs : Your Cormi.siJaer
arrive. in this Qaeen City O! the
West yesterday, Saturday, At noon.
We were informed by Capt. Lind
.ey Of the shinLle that We would
not reach here before Monday nom
log By remaining on the boat, 50
yesterday morning, at five O'Clock,
wl left TIE boat at the beautiful city
of Louisviiie, and having three
hours 20 spare, conclgdcd to take
IN that city. After hearty break
fast At Rulers on jlh street, we
slr0ilcd over the business part of
the city, and were much pleased
with the looks Of 1t. The streets
arc wide and clean, and everything
betokeus prosperity. They all take
their time there, and don't let such
trfes as business to worry them 10
the least. Though we left there at
7.30 a. m, at 7.20 there was hot a
business house open on the main
streets. ] tired to get into the book
stores TO get a magazine, but it was
10 90. / was informed by q citi-
zen that IT was impossible for the
stores 70 be opened early when the
proprietors and clerks we're out all
night playing the cheerful old game
Of poker, and drinking whiskey /;
and a. all true Ksntuckians play
poker, they canno, waste much OF
their spare time on business. /
would like 10 visit Louisville some
day at about one O'Clock, when all
The stores are open, and see how
the city looks. The only promi-
nent citizen / met was Will s.
Hayes, the author Of that grand old
American anthem "Moilie Darling 3"
| had registered a solemn VOW to
A." hex the aforesaid author, for the
misery he had caused to my nerves,
but as he was about a size larger
than our, own VIII s. Hayes, and
looked as if he would fight as quick
and hard. had compassion on him,
aud let him of. AT 1880 We took
the cars on the Louisville and Gin
cinnali Short Line, and after four
hours ride through 4 beautiful re-
gion Of country, We arrived in this
great city, OF which | will try to
tell you something in NJ next let
ter. | merely want now to tell
your readers OF the latest adyertis-
ing dodge Of the Csu-r1iat Of thi,
city. Out IN a small town in this
state, g fellow named Morrison was
heard TO say, " I hope be CGarfcld)
will de 4 man named Cook,
having heard that Morrison made
the remark hunted hun up and ask
cd him If he had made the remarl,
attributed to HIM, and Morrison
said be had whercupon Cook
knocked Morrison down for having
been gui ty, in his opinion, Of high
The Osceola times., 1881-08-13
BUSINESS.
NOIEi e..
To Whom i; may concern

j. hereby gwen that hereafter
! will not render professional ser
vices, unless the cash or it- eq1Ira-
lent j. p1.d a. tie l1e tie seE7ic e.
are rendered.
Al persons who ere i-Lehtei o.
me are repeatedly requested o.
care f0rwarI and settle a. cnc-.
either By cash payment note o.
0.E-Ts, --e.
r. y. PETTET. y. ..
The Osceola times., 1881-08-13

All communications, or orders t0l
Surveying, establishing dividing
lines, or any business connected
with the Surveyors Office will meet
prompt attention BY addressing,
GEORGE BEsToS, CO-uty Surveyor,
Osceoia, Ark. i325tl
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-

z. y. PETTET. U ..
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Con,c Id ara ecftIc.

Parties Iggcb,cI 90 ,ae firm O..
J. l.. Driver & Co, tor Drugs. .&nd
Medicines, or 10 Dr. Z. T.. PreE.tf.
Tor Fr1.c ~iouai services, are uo,i
fed that thlrr accounts are ready
made out, and awaiting settlement
J. /. Dz.y2E & Co.
The Osceola times., 1881-08-13

tr--ssn. Cox 49, 2rr---sl l-e
Sees go .-t e,s.s. m re stz--s
Of -ssl-,- I'D ta,.e--. -zs-C ~
Eer--l E@=E E1i --1-cs -c
1--e c-E --1, g-t 1s 6. i----.-.a'T
sa--..1 1ss ,r,s a.-a-r- --.a ~
Coke t--rz,s .rl t--s
r4l 81 or i-s s-i a-l eve.
$50 ave already -r-L %
15--s. ,as -1- -tr 11--l Lt-zr
z--- .lr--s-s r. = --1- --E q.
1-.Tsa tie -l-r1-s-l CT e---i-- .- I
csr5ezrz-sl 90 81 te---t r-s
l1l E-5 cc- -.a,--zl --l E-. c.
t-- aV---sr ~ the E-e-.--t3 Tie
saiy tii-k a-.ozF .lst - 1s
Cc-@-rr-l" $50 E- - tad
ies.,nss zE1rs tAs Tsl-s, al o.
a3Tertlsa i,ss.E II IA lezrfrl-s
the pennies e5E ir.1 the Conner
e.2l 0li1es snd . hltEer.5 rrk10--
maH enjoys The r2t1sE questionable
pleasure oi.teisg eEa-5--ei -s20gE
cEST HEnDi all ol Vl-ca gcss o.
show g LAT internal ..ol. The Amer
ieas people crn -lass 1i Themselves
~Asl tl1y s-t tl-ir L@l5- ia-
Yo1s tr-.v,
T--- q