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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-22

At the meeting of the McManus Monu-
ment Fund Association. held last evening
in ST. Andrew parochiai school 1t was
decided to change the original plan OF The
monument aud to build miniature
cathedral of granite. The plan of which will
be copied after ST. Andrews. and q com-
mir.ee Of three conferred with the Right
Rev. Bishop Richter 90 obtain bis approval
of fbe new pian The Executive Committee
was requested to have plans of the new
monument drawn and the entire matter oi
us blldng was to be left io them. About
rl0 Ia cash is now .n hand and the suh-
scrDtous amount to nearly $500. which
viii be about the cost of the new mouu-
rrant
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-22
Home for Frieudiess Women

a special meeting of the Board of Mana
gers Of the Home for Friendless Women,
together with the Advisory and Financial
Board. was held al the W. c. T. L. parlors
Yesterday for the transaction OF business.
Matters of interest relating 10 the Home
were discussed Mrs VIM. A. Berkey pre-
sented preamble stating the object OF the
enterprise. This preamble 20 be placed
upon the pages OF the subscription book.
Action viii be taken concerning IL at the
regular meeting of the Central Union, held
on Thursday afternoon The society hopes
soon fo be established on a better basis,
enabling it Co furnish report from
time % time Of the progress made in this
work
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-22

Peter Norman and another man. a P0lan-
der. were arrested for being drunk on Canal
81. yesterday by Onicer Mooney. The Po-
lander objected % accompany the officer and
IL required the combined efforts OF four pa
trolmen TO get him % Police Headquarters
He kicked yelled and ,red 10 bite the
officers. lie was put i'm a cell with las
hands and feet secuiely fastened. For an
hour or more he laid on the floor and
yelled like a bull.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-22

Mrs. g. b. Tanner. formerly Of this city,
now of Grand Forks Dakota writes friend
in this city that her Temple of Fashion
in that city is very lucrative Three Satur-
days running the sales aggregated 500 each
day and other days $50 is fair average.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-22
Dress Form Corset.

ieae tlf Necessity flr d e1rsei nlle3 la
adliliaa fa ueluE al lsfieel slape Aaae rf TIE
rr-l llaierai lll-i' Asfe1 and .-llifeasalte over
tle llps all HllrE nll alsl lu l.4rt IseriDgl
symmetrical t.rn fo Gaze Nearer las iuonla1 us
CD urlllae Che above uea esrstL Htltl ull Nt
haIlel Hith delight eY ali lre.sfsaktrs eil a.
tF lhe mauy iadles lo have reel annoyed ~
laoIig litlie ares-ts
1hi, ear>at iu addition to Ifs ufher merits. has
latu N4OFidcd win Tong hlsh hast. which
j. toHsi riete1 uf stralE hlt li-lf aud Fllauir
material aui ~ shaped as lo produce pcritei
~DEE>- BORN which adauls itss.ii l1 s natural
Iau of tle chest ohFlaIiug al necessity flf b
Pad. and making ihe dfess hi lzc Aete4
While lEl~ Onrei 4. ui tle greatest teueni O.
ladies of "a SLIM figure enabling tnem to Oh euc
aCar their dresses is thr nsl asA aiiasc| u b ty
un mean. Intended inf These alone. inf 10 uii im
prove tac shape of lhe Hcaref aud tae ni ui lht
dress Hn every Instance. uo matter how ierieei
tuc natural figure
Beware of lmllslilns. None Genuine uuics'
stamped. "Mme Warren Dress Form CORSET
For sale hY
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-22
90 In THE SHADE.
TIE WEATHER Is RIGHT.
IHB CLnnIRG Is RIGHT,
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT,
AND The TRADE is RIGHT

Very strange indeed if Care, Taste and Resources
without bounds did produce their natural results.
Our S8 suits FIRST and without rival Our $50
suits for Variety and Excellence have the Market all 10
themselves Suits for business and dress up 10 $50.
Unlimited choice
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-22
PECK'S DRUG STORE
Carries the largest assorted
drug stock in Michigan.
Does the largest retail drug
trade IN the State.
Puts up more prescriptions
than any drug store ia
the State.

Our effort Will be to keep
the lead by dealing in the
finest drugs, employing the
best labor, charging reasonable
prices, and keeping in stock
what our customers call for.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-03
bIi- " DAVID.
lax collector Mciruwu q OBJ


Piles nrr frequently proceeded boy 70
,ru,r of weight iu thr brch, Ioiu, and
lower part OF thr abdomen, causing
the patient tu suppose Doe ha- -umr
affection Of the kidney cor urletbor,
ing organs. At times, symptoms of
indigestion arc present iluuirucN
uurH-iuc-s of the stomach, etc A
moisture hike pcr,piraliuu, producing
nyury diHgrcrublc itching, after get
ting warm, b, a common attendant.
Blind. bleeding and itching piles yield
ut once 90 the application Of Or Boz
-mkos Pile Remedy which acts di-
rctly upon the parts Effected, absorb.
ing the tumor-, ulluying the iuiru,p
itching aud cllurliug % permanent
cure Pricr 30 cents, Addrr-- th,
DIR Busauko Medicine Co, ri4ua Co.
sold by W. 4. Williamson ~ Go.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-03

In,Iusticr Sle.u4t's ,,urt y..t,rI,y
Nis.cy I.rsv.. ,ln. tn,J ~ r.r ,,,,1,.
,iyr rnndurt
District rIrrk f. N.s.i.y and
trir Laycm,yrd mt, tlriru,, and
.lr,,,,i,t 4 ann. am tnIuu,,l,l. .fr.rt
Ihrro a demand f.,r l.,u-,..iu IN. il.,.
rIiy Nnpy. r.ui.r. ,.,fp,t un.l lot.,.
t,r thrir D,uiIi.. Wlsf u. .r.u,ii.,
NH thr.r poopIr to Wn.,y
MIR If. g. Ro.,,I,k ,I..g....i.. iu
En.i Wncn. noticed h,. tArrunm,t,,
,o,tcrdn, and tUc m,r.ur. i,.. fem
DECREE. I'm ,u.t un, hour. ru,
N,.sr.. NcI.pru,. lurri. ur, nrr.
pariup tn pb,ro fine r,oi,r trr ,,r,,
tytholir ,bur,h The, rotuirruc,J
tr,m.np thr timber. ,tor.iut
The Nillrr.. ,,honr, CHARGED with
am u..pIIt ON our Wilson uf ANt.W.
failed Ia put I'm r,,r,.urnu,rnt
.Iu.tirr ~lrrnrr'. e.uri. ye.irr,,,,. mud
tLnr,tnr,. th,ir h,uI. N,r. forfeited.
4 g.nfl,.usf, r.rrrsruliuY. ihr I.u.
ms l1.rtric liobt COMPANY is Ina th,
ciN lie rnni1 to ..ro.i uie tower ON
tho pley, and b.. .NnrriIup tIr u.n,e.
,Y,I +, ,rri,,,. ,,,,. am, trsiu tl.,t .piYr4
from the north
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-03

WACO. IrN, December b.. I.,a.
ur q. a. IuNIu. Austin t,N
mNcmu-t thoroughly iuri Nuur
llrpliulouc ON myself Io, iIyrrirnu.
bile, during the p-t four months. uJ
without hr-imliou pronounce DO ihu
most excellent and perfect N'rr
medicine / have ever u-,d always
Keep bottle at hump. iu uyl uu
never withuulit The effect, OF Nww
most wonderful mrdirinr ar m1.
pleasant. uud ! thiuh no medicine
could bee more eilirnciuu- uuruu-,ut
- torpid liver 4. It's natural notion.
TO All who suffer from pain produced
Boy dl-urdrrcd liver would honestly
aud rhcrrluliN recommend "br 90.
hius llruntu.uuc."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-03

''.s IIIsL ''' 'N' ~'A'h Will 10
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-03

Dr. Thomas b. Little, "tho Old can
Ger Doctor Of Atlanta, Ga, BE- IN
Waco for limited stay, ana can be
seen At Mr.. simon Little's, corner
Warrington aud Sixth streets,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-03
n.,cmcntotIrains.


SOL. a Loul. mail aud express west
bound. arrives Mt .......... Ahp m
So2s Louis mail aud express east
uuuuU. arrives ~ ........ ..... .., O. 10 a M
So8 torslruuH Nud lHlpsyllle rr'um-
mediation west bound. arrives ne .ll5i m
80 l. Cpr-lrtuH aud GHtr7yil.r accom-.
mediation east bound, atuycs at si3 m
NulA tutvsyiIp mixed, leaves at .t. t.lu "a m
Nul4 late, willie mixed, arrives Ht ... -uO IN
SO. 4. east huuui makes close connection NJ
Clr,irnuH iu lNs Central N1flh AMI south
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-03

Mr. OTIS W. David, tax collector OF
Mclcnuau county Texas. ,,t-
have most thoroughly tried Hep
ataIour On myself tor liver trouble
during the past four month";, and
without hesitation, pronounce 10 the
most perfect liver medicine ! have
ever used,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-03
NO Nights Run In New York City,

y There are few more crcditablc en-
hftaiuments IN the clR,. of uproar-
lou plays than THE Corner GrOcc-
~ OF MIR. Sully, in which that gen
ushnn has the principal character
III piece hua had favorable intro
ncliou 10 Chicago audiences with n
nndne's for laughter, aud uescrvc,
he favor shown 1t. II /. not only
mu,ing asa compound of ridiculous
meldont- and mischeyiuu- prank,,
pul u also has several gluupses Of
Mohg character, In its way Daddy
MOAN is o capital Bit of character
ua"ing Jnd Mr. ~ully plays the
pa with decided ability and much
cnVeruo,. The second net of the
pial Is a happy combination of fun
~ NJ pAiho', both genuine H. quality.
Is not alone would make "Ghc Cor
uer Grocery worth seeing, even
noNgh there isa wilder sort of iollity
~ 'ne llr,t act. That bright youth
MlS'er Nalvry, deserves 10 small
nc OF praise for his share In the
Ocean.
,ig,keis for the Corner Grocery
n', Dr uu sale at Williamson 4 Cos
w store this morning atY O'Clock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-03

The low prices we quote on ALL
makes aud qualities of mems and
ladies shoes surpsss anything in the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-03
nav ORLEANS C0rruN MARIE


NV uuE.., I,luuorH a-tu'urcs npruc'
,tDniN. rI rt ausr. IH-,l .trIy. wn p"ir''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TROUBLES OF THE READING.
PETITION BY PRESIDENT GOwEN DENIED by
JUDGE BUTLER.

A
JUDGE BUTLER.
PHILADELPHIA, July % lSpeciaD. u In the
United states Circuit Conrt this morning Judge Butler
refused to grant the petition President GOwen. OF the
Reading RaIlroad compel Witnesses in the Robinson
foreclosure suit against the road to testify Judge But
Ter said determine whether the heterogeneous pro-
pounded are relevant to the peadngs must be looked
to- II found that two principal questions are Raised
to which the proposed testimony Is directed: First
Did the requisite number OF bondholders request the
Fidelity Company e. proceed as provided for by the
mortgsgel secOnd-Was the suit instituted ana u u
prosecuted good faith; that IT, to enforce the rights
OF the creditors asserted in the bin All EVIDENCE
circumsantis well as direct tending to shed light on
either OF these questions Is relevant The nterrog-
atories addressed to Messrs. Cochran and Dickey
respecting the number Of bonds deposited
under proposed scheme Of reorganization Is Irrelevant
The answer could furnish no trustworthy Information
respecting either question, and the same OPINION
for the other We unable TO see no" tue
answers could throw any light upon either OF th phes
ions raised by the pleatngs. That individuals having
capta To iuves; should organize purchase the prop
erty reasonable and probably accoriS WIN an pas,
Reference M similar cases and that indvidnalS and
companies having rival interests should unite 10 Obtain
control j. quite probable. The rlght "I creitos P"i
to have the property sold I'm pursuance win inc pro
Visions OF the mortgage cannot be affected by such con-
pinatIons ana schemes To infer that those WHO thns
combine and propos" TO purchsse OF reorH'''z ,t
procured institution OF the suit ami are condnctng
the proceedings under il would be wholly unnsthane.
Such an Inference would end odeica me
all cases. To show. therefore, thN lhli'i"."lH
companies having rlval interests nave commune
purchase this property who they are ana the lernS on
which they contemplate purchasing or reorganMng IS
unimportant to the present inquiry. In Applications
.uch this compel witnesses before examiners 10
auswe tho court generally iuclnes toward the app'
cation. and requires an answer wherever IL seems
probable the testimony may De relevant 'lI'' NJ
ever must be exercised TO avoid unnecessary ana I'M
proprr inquiry into private affairs. AID - fecia In
snch cases az this. where tho inquiry and exposure
might tend 70 extent to defeat the Objects OF
sale by preventing the organization and preparation ID
advance necessary to create competition and secure
lust price for tho property without
nvfntg Al
sacrifice and loss must attend all such saes They are,
therefore. he prompted rather than Gisconraget as
10y improper exposure OF their member
SHIP preparations and purposes OF course we REFER ["
careful and proper organizations and preparations Win
a to purcha sing. with such IA might pe olhcr'
wise however we could have no concern AZ this time.
The order Is therefore deuicd.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
corsrocK AvD SHorrER At ODDS

A ,,IStant Disluct-Atiomcy Shorter and A.
thuny Comstock had disbursement la the Grand Jury
room ~ Brooklyn Thursday, aud the dispute was
utrucd The corridor. shorter accused Comstock Of
rscnt'ug him 10 HE Grand Jury. Com-tOck
tored that shor'er hAi wifuly mi.luptet the law
the Grad Jury: he dl real She section
Cote printed but left out the WORKS district
Attorneys In the section 3i9 setting forth the duties
officers OF the Law informing against and Prosecuting
al offender, under penalty Of hEe not exceeding
5000 for OMISSION Mr.. shorter turned this.
of LIS eurT. h1i "a terrt Tho foreman of the
Grand Jury consulted with judge Moor yesterday. A
number 81 al iitrnal ililctH-nt for COney Island
poolsc4lerS were handed down yesterday ad bench
warrants were issued for their arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24

WINNER, AT wA.nINGroN PARK.

CHICAGO, July 23.-The first race to-day
fourths OF a mie-Was Won by Nellie G., Nellie H.
second, Jacobin third. lime. lIG4. Mutuas paid
$50 80
FAnchette the winner Of the second race-one
mile-rpmmy Cruz second. Prairie Queen poor third
Time. IAN Mutuals paid 81 80.
The third race-one milc-was won by king Robin by
three lengths Colonel Clark secnn Lcuan poor third
Time. l:424 Mutnal. paid ZIG 80
Ia the fourth race-l Lilo ulle--Li~nnd was not
headed. aud nandiy by half length, Warrington
second ength III front OF Tax GAhcrcr, thlru lime,
1850 Mutuhis pad $40 6u.
Tho iiIth Tatc-lli mIlrs-was by Ellie H. lie
panto second, Govern Bate third. Time, - 10. Ma
tuals paid (1cld) Sl3 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
TIE NEwEyGLAyD ASSEMBLY.

South FRAMINGHAM, Mass, July rs
(Speciab.-At the New-Engand Assembly today Pro-
lessor Holmes taught his last normal class on Ihe III
stitutons OF the Bible" lie mas 0eon called away oy
business which Is Imperative and DR. Iurlbut TOOK MS
place this afternoon AMI Will do till the close ot the
Assembly The morning lecture by the Rev Newman
Smyth, OF New-Haven, ON THE Dicul les OF the OIo
Testament" rather thiny attended but was cie'I
in argument and Will shorty he printed IN full The
Rev j. W. BashfJrd, of Portland, Me-, delivered tue
afternoon lecture oratory. lilo gave clear analysis
OF ;he subject and made many pertinent suggestions
students OF the {. l. = G. has been helu every
daY thus weak until Professor Holiness departure ana
the hour was occupied ny FRANK b,au'
talked society which he has founded called IN"
l. G. L. t.. .o
A meeting OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was nrd. wnicn Mrs. I.Othrop OF concord
known Margaret sydney. made some remarks IN .ho
evening after concert ia which the famous hoy Nlo
lnist John Kelly took part stcreopucan lecture was
gwen by the Rev. IL g. spauiing on Pagan Rome l's
HIS, Walls and Gates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
BROOKLYN ELEVATED ROADS.
A DECISION OF THE GENERAL TERM ADVERSE TO
TIE KINGS COUNTY COMPA\Y.

A DECISION OF THE GENERAL TERM ADVERSE TO
TIE KINGS COUNTY COMPANY.
The announcement that the General Term
OF the Supreme Court meeting IN POughkeepslc yester
day had decided adversely the Kings County Elevated
Railroad Company In the proceedings TO test its legal
rights was received with surprise In BrOokyn for IL
foreshadOwed to such extent that the coun-
the company asked the court for an opportunity
TO reargue the case the Attorney suit 10
secure a forfeiture OF the cOmpanys charter mad been
tried This was denied by Judges Barnard and Dyknan
The latter wrote opinion adverse to the company lt
set forth that the provisions OF the charter had not been
couplied WITH that the consent secured rom The
MAYOR and city Works Comm ssiOner was contrary 10
the CONSTITUTIONS The will be carried at once TO
the Court of Appeals.
II wns also expected that the new Union Elevated
Railroad Company which Is only waiting for the claims
OF the Kngs County Company be DISPOSED OF to Duild
I'm the streets allotted f.. would secure tho appoint
ment at Poughkeepsie Of supreme Court com
OF property.owncrs. This action was taken,
Int the commits sioners fr-t-nanei, NAilanl
Marshall Thomas :. Moore and Walter lvingsion ga
not sIit the company 1t was represented that Pr
Marshall WAS interested in another COMPANY. Inc
ourt substituted General j. b. Woodward Oni then the
comrary decided to withdraw ITS petition ana 10 seek
the consents of property Owners instead OF having
mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
THE OKLAHOMA BILL AGAIN.
CHIEF I.sHYnt AID 10 GENFKAL MAsitk WORKMAN
pGWpIIIY.


WASu1NGTON, July % (SpccjdO. -Pnnclpai
Chlrf Bushyhca Of the Cherokee has another
letter 10 Master Workman 4. v Powderiy. on The sub
e ct Of the Oklahoma h aud the petitions To Congress
an favor thereof by khshts OF Labor IL appe Ts from
Gu cf Eu-Aynrals letter that The notorious captain
Couch" VINO WAS the leader OF the Oklahoma "Dnomers
ana was expelled from Indian Territory by the military
"a hortles j. using the Ollie" o. The lshinSt"n Conn
mtre or the Kni4ts OF LaDOr as h@ hca iqihr"r' Tor
the purposa o. conducting hi. petition business win the
Kuiahts ana Congress. in his second letter 10 Chci
yhcad, MI rowd"rly took grounds IL favor Of the
Oh ahoua hhl. The c.Ief replies:
"All our an Is we Mold by patent IN fee simple from
the Governments There Is no, foot OF land IN Indian
Territory that is public land and lawfully open to
settlement Our people nave recently declared
that they do want 10 sell; and II We
ever do we want TO do as you do-to sell or
property for what tits fairly worth. We havra Govern
ment own, with legislature. executive ON crs
and cOurs treaties the United trN sOl MY
idrantee tie rlght o max ani execute al laws lOI
ne persons prop rty OF our own propir. oar
penpe d. nOtnted. ami would hardly BE- benefited 10y Il
Government hte squatters over us. the ir,i WISH 81
nom be POSSESSION OF our VadaDe lands Tor
song they could money 11 OF them al oar
yon should ia any sundcrslamd TINS question
Tue frank. many tone OF 5Our first Ier r he 10 cope
that from ORGANIZATION We need not FEAR injustice
violence, and silll luclncd 10 nope mat
more careful examination oil he question WII place
you the eide OF justice ana humanity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
THE STEERING COMMITTEE sNUBBED.

WASHINGTON. July % lNDccldIl .-Ihcrc WAS
successful revolt in the House lO-day asain,t Tie
steering Committed Before the -ui,r order OF bu-
ness was taken up Colonel Morrison aud said he
wanted action upon "a resolution when wOuld occupy
tue attention OF The House "nny minute" Ii Was IA
resolution setting aside tO-JOr.OY evening
for the consideration public buildings
bills. There was short hut spicy deD .tc
Mr. Henley. OF California, moved to recommit the
resolution, with ms ,rlctlOn- OF the Commit
Rules 10 report Il Dacn amended rs 10 provide that
evening session snail BE- for the consideration of
forfeiture DIn- The motion agreed tO-yeas 1885,
nays 80. Colonel MORRISON appeared to te angry ANT
he l. reported 10 have remarked IN the nciTIns OF
several members thai IF The House Will no. do what
we say, 1t Will not do much III session."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-24
G0ssJps sT4RT 4 MID DOC SCARE
BUTCHERS APPRENTICE SLIGHTLY BITTEN IN
BLoOMFIELD-rHE ANIMAL KiLLID

, pfTcUrR's APPRENTICE SLIGHTLY BITTEN IN
BLooMFIELD-rHE ANIMAL KILLED.
There are some people in Bloomfield, y. D.,
,ybo think that Dr. Pas,cur or perhaps, DR.. Mott Is
oonc TO nave another hydrOphobi patient That quiet
utle town was thrown into somewh hat OF n hutter on
Thursday 10y the report that young man from NeW"rR
Henry Klneer had been bitten and also two women
whose names we're not given by mad dog BELONGING TO
Mrs Davis ~ Wasimston-aye. Young kliDSer' who
drvcsa butchers cart for Atkinson, OF newark hhu
,ulcd ND before butchers shop in Bloomfield and was
ridliun lis cart ~ side of fresh pork The dog
,ciols look NJ eur II medium size. was smiling about
uuder The meat stands and inst Klnger was DE o-it
inc the last u his freight, made rush n HIM. Snaring
and robing and fastened his teeth in the calf ~ tho
butchers APPRENTICES left leg. There he cluhg hal 10
the flesh AMI half the thick trousers. tl hhnGcr- ehr
yeic .cl ana shook MIN loose. lie men IN lHo
anon Ied meanwhile o ed IN The Battle and the dog was
uui 10 fla a. with sticks and stones. In minute OF Two
lie was .iling barn 80 10 he. about TWO ni", >
away kluger'- lr- began 70 blec 'hi ~" h'''e' d"
ANTON lac crossed the village store anu
,,d the vouud cautrrLrd. Tncn he mounted his cart
again and drove back to Newark
rlc dog had had bad reputation lof year Ct Mo ia
u,l and had item otuer Ieoi e. He was
layore Of Mrs. Davis, aud she was d@inclnel To 90
tine dog lay i .cu back yard ana htru 7brlhAlh-
ont nf .ignt. hut showing no furiher signs 4" "uH-7
kImsrr returned 10 Bloomfield yestrrl y anu i7kel u
see do. FELT rrls~ur"i. nut h-kc Nli- DAVIS :
"a favor o. have the animal klci Sir'hhlu" on mat
was first given the suspected animal ana hcn uo-
o. Rough Rae. THIS proved circiNc Gnu no '''F
WAS l lei minute. later near lack ara renee
Nr klurrr is awaiting Developments nnu me BLOOM
nrlG wondering WctirT lnTr" VIII ~, by.
noe craze in their ncghborhood similar 10 that IN