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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-22
NATURALlZINC CHINESE.

Eight Chinese were made citizens oil
the United States at Ell Paso last week.
1t is said that whole colony of them
In the vicinity of Ell Paso intend to
apply for naturalization papers, believ-
ing that by so doing they will receive
better protection from the authorities.
1t has been repeatedly stated by
apologists for the Burlingame treaty
that under its provisions Chinese could
not be naturalized. though the United
States Courts in New York and New
England have been admitting them to
citizenship for years. If the Chinese
believe that naturalization will afford
them more. protection than they now
receive, doubtless thousands of them
will make application for citizenship.
and materially increase the purchasable
element at elections.
According to the census of 1880 there
were in that year SAG Chinese in
Nevada, nearly all of them males. II
they should become citizens they would
hold the balance of power between the
two political parties into which the
whites are divided, and make MAORI
ties at elections more than ever q mat.
ter of dollars and cents in the State. Y
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-22

Charles w. Hemenway. editor of the
Ogden Herald. has been convicted of
libel on Chief Justice Zane. The
obnoxious article warned anti. Mormon
assassins and aspersers and judicial
malefactors and robbers to beware, as
there was limit to endurance which, If
passed, would compel the Mormons to
resort to necessary force" to protect
their persons, families and property.
Sentence will be passed January 4th.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-22

According to the last report at the
close of the military maneuvres, the
German army counts at present l6l
regiments of regular infantry, 30 battal.
ions of light infantry, SO regiments of
cavalry, 81 regiments of artillery with
34l batteries of six guns, and IS battal-
ions of pioneers, making total for the
regular army Of 1908, TAG men. And
the garrison troops and Landsturm
amount to 500, SIT men.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-22
Company by attaching the steamboat

Company by attaching the steamboat
Edward Clark. The whole city Is ex'
cited over the closing of the factory. At
a meeting attended by about l,OOO OF
the employees, resolutions were adopted
denouncing the Controllers action as
hasty and injudicous, and asking the
city to make the company preferred
creditor, as its claims are for cash loans.
Several city officials addressed the meet
ing, promising, if possible, to approve OF
lifting the levy from the property OF the
company. A special meeting OF the
City Council to consider the matter, Is
called for.
A dispute arose Saturday at Quartz
Valley near Yreka, Cal, by one Car
roll trying to drive some men off their
land. He commenced by firing several
shots at Mr.. bangle, and then turned
his shotgun on Afford, who returned
his fire and shot him four times, which
resulted in the death of Carroll. One
Hobart is also reported as firing some
shots, but it is said Affords shot killed
Carroll. Carroll keeps bar in the
vicinity, and was considered a danger
Gus man. bangle, Hobart and Afford
are under arrest. The cause of the
trouble arose from jumping land with
in the indemnity railroad limits.
The trial of Isaac Hibbs, the default
ing postmaster, which begun Tuesday at
Lewiston, Idaho, ended Saturday with
his acquittal on four indictments out of
the eight brought against him. Great
interest was manifested in the proceed.
ings, and the Courthouse was packed
with spectators. The jury was out 40
hours. and reported that they were una.
BILE to agree, but were sent back by the
Judge, with the above result.
A Mariposa, Arizona, dispatch says
that when j. D. Lamb, the messenger
of Wells, Fargo Il Co., was stepping
from the Phoenix stage, his overcoat
caught his shotgun, dragging it off the
stage. As it fell the hammer struck
the wheel, discharging the full load of
buckshot in Lambs head, blowing off
the back part and killing him instantly.
The deceased who was formerly from
Texas, was % years of age.
The steamer Dolphin left her anchor
age in the Brooklyn Navy Yard Satur.
lay and proceeded out on her trial trip.
She goes to Newport and then goes
youth. Her cruise will last 60 days, |
md during that time her merits and de.
merits will be carefully noted.
Elections in Berlin for Municipal |
Councillors have resulted in the return
II 81 Liberals. 5 Anti-Semitics and 2
Socialists. Herr Pickenbock, the Anti.
Semitic leader, was defeated.
Secretary Lamar has ruled that half.
breeds have the same rights and are en-.
titled to land on Iudian reservations the
same as full bloods.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-22

The Union Pacific Railway Company
now operates A, 400 miles of road, and
either controls or has proprietary inter
ests in 1905 miles more, total 8, SO4. In
operating this system. which penetrates
i've States and Territories over 20, 600
men arsssiAp.oyed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-22
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

o. MRS siskron offers her House and Ia,
Ed situate in Paradise, Nevada, for sale
alj. ror terms, apply at the premises. or
'Jso, MRS. SlSkRON,
ui'A" Paradise. New.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-04-04
Wise Words.

Bacchus has drowned more than
Neptune.
The more a man knows the less
he believes.
Be charitable and indulgent to
every one bit yourself.
Learning by study must be won;
twas ne'er entailed from sire to
son.
The more a man speaks Of him
self, the less he likes to heal
another talked of.
1t is not genius so much as abll
ity that carries one through the
battles of life.
If you are determined to live and
die slave to custom, see thai it is
at least a good one.
The excuses of youth are draughts
upon old age, payable with interest
about thirty years after date,
He that will believe only what he
can fully comprehend must have a
very long head or avery Sli0rf. Greco
To most men experience is like
the sternlieht of Il ship, which IL
Eliminates only the track it has pass
ed.
The life is long which answers
lite'S great end; the tree that bears
no fruit deserves no uame; the man
of wisdom is the man of years.
As a mans yes and no, so his
character. A prompt yes or nc
marks the firm, the quick, the de
cided character; and Il slow, the
cautious and tlmid.
The beauty of the face is frai
possession, a short-lived flower, on
~ attached to the mere epidermic
hnt that of the mint is innate an(
interchangeable.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-04-04
The Oldest Dynasty in the World.

The present reigning dynasty of
Japan is the oldest in She world.
1t dates back 2,546 years, and it's
records are accurately preserved for
that time. During this period the
reigning houses Of China have sew
eral times been changed, and all the
nations now called civilized, with
out exception, have had their be-
ginning. 1t is sometimes marvellous
to reflect that any house could pre-
serve its integrity and occupy the
throne for such period OF time.
This fact Of persistency of family
holds true of others than the reign
ing family, though to a less extent.
The Oldest son is necessarily his
fathers successor, and heirlooms
are handed down from father to son
with the greatest veneration and
reverence. Swords, spears beauti-
ful garments and helmets. bronze,
Lacquer and carved wooden-ware,
are held sacred ina family for ages.
One youngman, the oldest son of a
well-to do father told me that he
had twenty swords, some ofthe fin
est workmanship, and, in answer
to my inevitable Yankee question,
he said: 1T is worth about 800 yen.
Chicago Times.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-04-04
Guano phophoc acid commonly called plan
Potash: and is especially adapted the growthof
Peas. Onions. Irish ana Sweet Potatoes

all other requiring amount of ammonia 10 force them TO- early
the the nothing Of the gain the quantity and quality of the
past two Seasons the
every nnce following known standing
-" ''0" Hofman's Wharf, Accomack County, Va, Oct 27.
Gentlemen used your yirgnus
recommending it to farmers used it on peas and sweet potatoes
those That had psym bet
@ ts Sss @ @
M s" E again fine aa saw and sni 5
PoweIton Va, s. 1885.
trial the past season side side Peruvian
'it en s s can sas ter dry
Grangevilc Accomack Co., Va. Jan
the vga mv su s last ysa Gps bh . o
81. s5Ss M 7 n9s nS oSIs e s e. p
Willow Cottage Va, Declo,
M 5 s ysss sl, ean for The 5 s Ry the the
the market for all trucks a e9 adG 34 ae the world "
fsrece toal other commercial William Mason
Reads wharf northampton Co., Va, Dec,s4 1884
Ass Gsns snsl e a1s
S rns S n"w tn ysar on new sweet
We egit as being equal to PERUVIAN Gua h an better amy
Vrgnius the coming season George Il Sea
louisville Accomac Co. Va Dec, 2s 1884.
ie have used yoar think
the M e fs m % 5s5 use ' Sss FHh es
Farmers Try It.
Sale at the by the following Agents
1opkins S3ro onacck Va Hopkins Hunting Creek Va
Geo w Powell & Co.. J G Jusis & Co" "
USs, y owls Broughton MATTHEW'S Temperance
Powell Garrison wacfapreagu W, ,rg ~. Mn ,7,v., .
Finny Co., Finneys Wharf, S,;,, d. S,tIs wbf
A. f. Meas Gulfod, ~
Eoggs e Waters, Boggsylle
4 ard g. MOtTjnphan, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. VA
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-04-04
Man Successfully Defined.

Man that is married to a women
is Of many days and fnll of trouble
In the morning he draws his sal
airy, and in the evening
Behold it is gone!
1t is a tale that is told:
1t is vanished, and no man knows
whittier it goetll.
He riseth up clothed in the chilly
garments
OF the night.
And seeketh the somnlent para
goric.
Wherewith to soothe his infant
posterity.
He cometh as a horse or OK
And draws the chariot of his off
spring.
He >pendeth his shekels in the
purchase Of fine linen
To cover the bosom of his family;
Yet himself is seen at the gates OF
the city
With one suspender.
Yes; he is altogether wretched.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-04-04
A.ThOughtful Husband.

Mrs. Minks: 81 think it is too bad.
Mr.. Minks! Why can't a man be
as considerate of his wife a few
years after marriage as he was be
forea But I suppose it is too much
to expect men are all alike, aud
care. only for themselves.
Mr.. .Minks; Greatly, my dear, |
don't know what you are driving
at"
On! no, of course not! You don't
even know that this is my birthday,
and yet only few Years ago the
date was engraven on your heart,
and you never failed to give me a
present. Why didn't you DO SO to-
day, | should like to know.
because my dear, l did not wish
to remind you of the painful fact
that you were Il year Oldcr.-Call.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-04-04
Easter Gifts.

\ sheet OF writing-paper trans
formed into an Easter card makes
us pretty Il one as could be desired.
Any style OF paper can be used,
but the ragged edged linenis much
handsomer than any other. Paint
or draw spray of flowers on the
upper half of the sheet, leaving u
space immediately beneath it for
the lettering; get quarter of a
yard of satin ribbon an inch wide,
draw aronnd this space the form OF
a card, the width Of the ribbon; cut
a slit in each end of the card, run
the ribbon through. and write the
words can Easter Greeting.n with
gold ink. a handsome decalco-
mania design can be used, if one
cannot paint.
SachetS in cgg-form, are also
made to send as Easter Gifts
Whiteor cream coIorcd satin should
be used. Cut two pieces OF thin
cardboard the shape as one; cover
each on one side with the satin,
place several similar shaped pieces
of cotton batting sprinklcd freely
with Sachet powder between them,
and overland them neatly togeth
er; paint Il hand of flowers diagon.
ally across the egg, OF a few sprays
on the front.
Satin ribbon an inch and a-hali'
wide, with an Easter greeting writ
ten on it with gold ink, makes 4
very neat little gift.
To make pretty egg shell bon
qnet holder, take some bonnet wire
and bend it in the shape of saw
buck: tie it at the angles with stout
thread. Then tie little pieces Of
raisin-StemS to it, and gid with IL
Quid gilt, break about Il third OF
the shell away. so that it will lie
long-wayS in the saw buck; gild it,
and fill with artificial violetS.
A pure white shell makes a cum
ming little baby'S head to ornament
a pen wiper, or to alnuSe the little
ones Break off the small end, so
that it will stand well, make cap
of silk with a full white ruching
around it, sew some yellow floss in
the front of the cap, and comb it
out to make the bang, draw face
on the egg, paint the cheeks pink,
and tic the cap with tiny pink rib
bonS; finish it on the bottom with
broad plating Of swiss, make the
pen-wiper the shape of Il mat, and
glue the head on it. Eggs can be
colored with the dyes which come
in ten cent packages, and then with
the aid Of sharp penknite be
transformed into beautiful little OBJ
jectS; ifone can draw or design,
the name and date can be put on
any way: ii bright pieces OF calico
are sewed around an egg and it is
then boiled for ten minutes it will
be very prettily colored.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-04-04
Steamer TANGEERs
CAPT. S. II. WILSON,

Tnesdny and Friday for Crsneld. Finney's.
Onaucock, Pitts" Wharf, Cedar Hall, Rehoboth,
Pocomoke City and Snow Hill.
Returning Leave Snow Hill every Monday and
Thursday at a. m, touching at the above land
inGs at the usual hours
AL Steamers leave Crisfe1d for Balti-
rs more, on arrival of last down train
Freight and passengers received for all points
on the y. Y, Phila and Norfolk. wlcomico and
Pocomoke, and Delaware, Maryland and yir-
cinla Railroads.
Positively no freight received after S p, m.
and must be prepaid to all points, excep.
ON the N Y. Phlla, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. +. CLARK, General Agent,
rO5 South Street, Baltimore.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-04-04

The new Duchess of Westminster,
wife of one of the richest men in
Europe, was married in a dress of
white foulard, costing seventy five
cents a yard. This certainly is
economy, and economy it is to use
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the great
remedy forcoughs and colds.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-04-04
BALTIMORE, MD
WINTER SCHEDULE. @s.
TIE -.
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

follows leaving South street Wharf at 5Ou o'clock
p. IN.
Steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. G.. A. RAYNoR.
Sunday for Crisneld. H0fmnn's, Evans, Boggs',
Reads, Davis Miles. Shields, Hungars and
TAYLOR 8, Returning-Lcave Tayor's every
Tuesday Mt 6 a. M, touching at the above
landings including Boggsrllle, at the usual
hours.
Wednesday for CrlsNeld. Tang!er Island, Boggs-
Ylo Hoffman's. Evans Dosgs', Guilford and
Hunting Creek. Returning-Leaye Hunting
Creek every Friday at 7.30 4. NJ, Guiford 900,
BoZgsville II Noon, and the other landings at
tho usual hours.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-04-04
MASTER BUILDER & CONTRACTOR.

Offers his services;to the public and is
prepared to build houses Of every kind and
DESCRIPTION by the day or contract, AZ l
ANY POINT ON THE EASTERN
SHORE. "Plans and Specifications
furnished when desired at reasonable
rates.
lie can give best of references and
will furnish security, when necessary.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-04-04
TO TIE FARMERS OF ACCO.
MAC AND NORTHHMPTON.
AGAIN OFFER FOR SALE


The Deere Walking Cultivator, The
Deere Riding Cultivator, Check row
Planter, and latest improved Potato
Sixty acres of land can be worked
yearly with each cultivator. and corn can
be cultivated with it until it 6 feet high.
Twenty acres of corn can be planted
with the Planter per day without laying
out Il furrow either way.
The Potato Digger is warranted to do
the work well.
The cnItiyator is now used by 200
farmers on the Eastern Shore, ANY OF
whom are offered as reference.
Either of thelabor saving implements
will be delivered ut any station on Per-
insula. TENS one-third cash.
will be at Drummondtown the first
day of every county court. For further
particulars, address,
". 7. GARRETT,
JoHwsOnTOwR,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-04-04
NOTICE.

The public will please take notice
that our
STEAM SAW & GRIsTy MILL
is again in good running order, and
that satisfaction is guaranteed all
who favor us with their patronage
All persons shipping to us by rail
road will send to Hallston Station,
and their shipments from and to
that point will be taken and re
turned free of charge.
All grinding done the last four
days Of the week.
Meal, Brand, Flour and Mill Seed
kept constantly on hand, and ship
ped to any point on railroad on short
notice, aud at market rates.
With thanks for former patronage,
Respectfully,
d. Fl. Dennis
j. II. Jones.
Temperanceville, Va.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-19

Where husband and wife board at no
TEL the husband is presumptively liable for
the bill, but il is competent for the hotel
keeper to show that the husband was i'm
pecunious and that credit was given to the
wife, so as to justify the detention of her
property by virtue of the hotel keepers
lien. Birheyv. Wheaton, Sup. CT. n. Y.
A conveyance of II right OF dover by a
wife in the life time Oi her husband is
void, and cannot operate against her by
way of estoppel in equity. She can bar
her right of dover in no other lode than
as prescribed by statute. Mason v. Nason
ct al, sup. Jud CT. Mass.
A widows right, before assignment of
dover. is mere chose in action; and
courts of equity, in the absence of statue,
cannot subject it To payment of her judg-
ment debts. Her refusal TO have it as
signed is not a fraud on her creditors. See
War0R V. Gr0y, Ibid.
a chattel mortgage given upon cows to
secure the payment of an Indebtedness will
include calves or subsequent Increase oc-
curing after the execution of the mort
gage tuHk V. PaWi, sup CT. Wis.
The Supreme Court of Oregon has held
that it is error To keep prisoner in letters
during the trial. .State V. SmitA, 3 Pac.
Rep, 343.-Leqal Adciser.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-19

Mrs. West mention the name Of Nellie
Noyne Called for letters Mt the p0stolice
for Mrs. Weasl Called for letters for Nell
lie Novue tot letter Gave it to Mrs,
Se..,t. The clerk made remark about the
letter On the "th of October saw Weast AT
home in the forenoon. Had conversation
with West nhour Parks and Nellie Moyne
lie was excited Pfc asked me it had got
a letter out If the post office by the name Of
Nellie Moyne tpDl him / did. | asked
him how lie knew ne said Baker, the
clerk. had told hin lie asked me if had
90 DINER letters NJ" Vllt mad He asked
me where they were ui ! told him in the
he'd room somewhere. lie went into the
hedr,om dou't kuow whether he got any
letters that time or MOI He then went up
town. DIi not see him again until after the
shooting When Wca-t returned home
Thursday he asked me if Parks had been
there and il he had STAYED all night. Mrs
Weast said no. told W east how many times
Parks had been there and the parts of the
house he and Yrs Weast had occupied on
the occasions he was there. Cross Er Here
the Judge stated that it wa. impracticable for
the rrinl ~ 90 on for reasons that he did not
desire to state, and adjoured court Monday
morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-19
From MarSeilleS.
j. +. MERRY,
Gen. West. Pass. Agt

MARsEILLES, Dec. II On Sunday after
noon the river above the dam froze over so
that Mr. George Campbell crossed it on the
ice and plotted man over to this side. II
il keeps cold weather and the river freezes
up solid, the south side folks can come to
Marseilles in spite of the bridge.
The bridge men came and are now at
work There will be six or seven of them,
and they will hire ten or twelve ether men
also They expect To complete the bridge
in about six weeks by many 1t is thought
that we will not have bridge before the
LIST of March Bet the river Is frozen over
So that people cross quite safely at this
writing.
The meeting of the temperance people
At the Rink WAS addressed by Mrs Plumb,
of Streator, and gentleman ir-m Morris.
1t was n cold bath, the day and night being
quite unpleasant, and the warming appli-
nnces of the Rink not adequate for the &C
casOn. We are informed Mr.. Peace has
since added another stove.
Prof. Carnes will give an eloc utioaary
entertainment at the Rink on Saturday eve
ming, under the auspices OF the q. A. K.
Post of this place. He comes we'll recon-
mended.
The Marseilles Asnufg. Co. have just
moved into their new office. Ii is fine
building tor their purposes, and not only
speaks well for their business, but adds IA
cOmmendable building to the industrial
enterprise of our town. The grade Of ex-
cellence of their work is high, they aiming
to never allow any piece to go into ma
chine that Is not first class; consequently
their trade Is growing healthliy In all its
several departments.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-19
legel
3. r. LINCOLN,
decl2 3InOs

IttOEHtH d IHH.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. La SALE CoUNTN-Ss. Pr0'
- bate court ~ La safe county, 10 the NOreWG7
Term, A, u. 1879. 80. 4
Peter c. Adds deceased, vs. Elliott Adds, Albert Ad
dis Maggie Adds aud Lindsay Addis.-PettDh 10 SET
real eshIte 10 pdU debtS.
AFFIDAVIT Of the noi.residence of Elliott Adds and
Albert Addis defendants above named, having been
filed in the office of the clerkof The Probate Court OF
La sale county notice is hereby given To the sad Elliott
Adds ana Albert Adds that the said plaintiff julius
! Carter administrator of the estate of Peter c. Adds
deceased, has filed his petition in the said Probate
Court of La Sale county for order to sell the prem
ses belonging to the estate of said deceased, or So
much of IL as may be needed TO Tay the debts OF sal
deceased and described follows, 10 VIII: The east
half % OF the southeast quarter ca OF section I'VE
90 in township 81 North, ran - three CD east OF the
third principal meridian, subject to mortgage thereon
for the sum OF fifteen hundred dollars ana interest," ana
that summons has been issued our OF sald court
against YOU. returnabe at the December term A. u:
1895 Of said court be holden on the third Monday OF
December A. D. lSS5 at the Court House IN Ottawa III
La Sale county, Illinois. .,
Now unless you, the said defendants shall person
ally be and appear before said Probate Court OF Sc
county on the first day Of term thereof TO De hOlueh
AT the Court House IN said county on the tMrd Mon
day of January 1885, and plead answer or demur 10 the
said complanant's petition filed therein, the same
and the matters and things therein charged ana stated
will be taken confessed ami decree entered against
YOU according to the prayer of said bill.
Ottawa Illinois, December 2, l.s5.
4. r. DARTELS,
n + LINCOLN Probate Clerk
COmpltH SOlr. uc'S-i"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-19
Teachers Holiday Excursion to
Nav Orleans.

The Illinois Central Il. X. Teachers Holt
day Excursion to New Orleans and the Amer
can Exposition will leave La Sale at l.O9 p.
NJ, Chicago at $40 4. NJ, Tuesday. December
%. For circular giving rates from points on
the line of the Illinois Central r. r., open
Points from the American Exposition" hotel
and furnished room accommodations at New
Orleans, short excursions from New Orleans
to Shell Beach, and to Baton Rouge, passing
through the finest rice and sugar plantations
of the South, and other attractions provided
especially for this Teachers Excursion, APP
ply to the undersigned at Manchester, Iowa.
J. F. MERRY,
Gen. West. Pass. Agt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-19

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~ . r',l' r. w., nrnr,r,l M
a"oJ hn, nm, yon,e ,IonLs INV mckee.
ny ,,o, M ~ Re-, Aho,, ,bn time the
.. ,l,, H., W., ir,v. mn md
W,,. L,,,,., Wens, then ala
,,a n ,o do,.n ,n,,r la .,id the parties
, wo ,y,,,e I"oLin, t,r ware pt ,he ho,e lie
s,iJ no,,I ao o%1 500 Reeve. Went there.
pan,.,n.d ,her, bLf nm hour. Reeves
Vans, and n'v.rlf went 10 the hotel Saw
Nv. N.,., ~ tb. Sos or the hotel She
said ,h,t Ne hind berter get all the lawyers
IN r,,,, mo, Newell N the plumb House