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Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
The Farm.

Artificial eyes arc now furnished for horses that have lost an optic by accident. A glass eye helps the looks of n horse, even if they can't look through it.
 Cle.n out all thc.rose bush~s by taking away the old wood and then shortening the stronger shoots one third. The growth and appear ancc will be greatly improved thereby.
 To have a beautiful bed of flow. CTS try Chinese pinks. They are of all colors, and when a bed of such pinks is made by sowing seeds of all the varieties the con. trsst of cOlors is very striking.
 Ashes spread over the strawbcr ries at the rate of 100 bushels peI acre will increase the quantity, improve the quality and intesify the color. They may be sown broadcast at any time, but the car lior the better.
 To economize space in the gar. den: When you sow your dwarf peas for succession drop sweet corn in in tue drills four to six inches apart. The corn does not grow much until tho peas are out of the way, and both crops are cultivated simultaneously.
 An experienced horticulturist thus describes his mode of plant ing fruit trees: He makes holes eighteen inches deep and three feet in diameter, fills in four inches of strong, short manure, then two or three inches of street dirt, then sets the troes and fills in with earth.
 To start rose slips fll an old pan with pure sand, stick your slips in to tho depth of an inch and half, set where the sun will shine direct ly on them all day, and keep them thoroughly wet all the time. Do not allow them to dry out, and you can raise nine out of every ten.
 Apple trees should not be trim. med to a crotch sith two or more limbs. It is all right while tho trees are young, but when apple trees begin to bear, the crotch splits and the tree is ruined. Train oue leader mp straight, and the branches from this will be less likely to break of when loaded.
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 Blank deeds, Justices summons,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
Is IT A LIE?

So,uc ono sai1 .nst potash wns poi'o'. Who made tue assertion except tAosc who desire to mi.lead and humbug yoG? lie Nho denouncss ether remedies v frauds, is quiet Y offering a vile compound et hs o"fs--be- wnre of all such.
 Ask vour physician or your druggist 1T Potash produces all the horrors claimed for < by those who are compelled to tradace oth- c~ preparations in order 60 appeSr rc'pcIs- ble themselves.
 We claim that Potash properablY combin- cd with other remcIie. makes the gre"t'at blood roruedy over known 10 man, and We claim that E. B. B. i. the remedy.
 If.iY'ictcd with any form oe blood poison. Scrofula, Rheumatism, Cstarrh, Old lIcers and sores, Kidney Complaints, Female Dis ssses. etc, the E. B. R. will cure you at once Se.,d to Blood Balm G., AtHnt, Ga, for \ copy of their book FREE
 For sale by II. Moncricf k Bro; J. O. Howell, Cor Main and Front Sts.; Milncr X Nlburn. Prescott, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
Not Dead Yet.

Atlanta papers arc giving the public some curious and wonderful cases that are quite interesting. IL sccnls that a young lady Of Atlunta had been reported as dead. but 1t ca me to the csrs of the Atlanta Journal that she WA still alive, and being on the alert for nexs a reporter WAS sent to the residence to learn all the fac.s. Miss Belle Denaway, who had been pronounced dead, met him .t the door, stoutly denying that she wns dead She said:
 "Fvr four years, rhssmstisn, and neural y;s hnye resisted pbvsicians and all other treatment Ny muscl.r seemed t dry up my flesh shrsnk away, my joints swollen painful and large, lost my appetite, was re ducad tu 6o pounds in wclght and for months was expected to die commenced the uso G B E, B. and the action of one half bot te convinced my friends that it would cure me. Its secct was magic. It gave me sn sppetits-gave iue strength, relieved all pains and aches, added flesh to my bones. and when 6ya bottles had been used l had csi.e3 b0 pouuds of hs-h, nhd l sn to-day Nvpud and well"
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

Blank deeds, Justices summons, exec utious, etc, at this office.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
MOSQUITOES.
How a Chicago Annanias Silenc.
 ed His Competitors.

Jimson, the champion fish-story teller of the North Side; Pinney, the champion snake.story teller of the South Side, and few others of lesser note, were assembled one evening last week, when the spirit moved Jimson to speak.
 "I have heard a good-deal about New Jersey mosquitoes" he said, musingly, "but l never took much stock in the stories until this srm- mer."
 "What changed your opinion?" inquired quiet little fellow in the back of the crowd. "Well, I was down in the South ern part of New Jersey visiting an old farmer. One night we heard 2 terrible believing, and the old man took his gun and we saliied out to the cow-pasture; but we were too late."
 "Yes, too late. One of those blasted mosquitoes had stuck his beak clean through COW and pin ned her to tree. l was awfully sorry. One of the most valuable :. COWS you knOw.u
 There was a moments silence, during which the crowd looked at JimsOn in admiration. Then the quiet little fellow remarked:
 "Of course it killed the tree toop'
 "Ob, yes. split it right in two."
 ''I thought it likely"
 Then there was another pause, and Pinney asked:
 "Did you ever see Barber < Jones' boiler factory in the north ern part of tho StateT
 "No," responded Jimson.
 "I thought not" returned Pin ney.
 "Thoy have a pretty large mos quito there that they keep for bus mess purposes"
 "What for?" Queried one.
 "He sticks his beak through the copper plates, and then they rivet them"
 "Is that so?''
 "Yes, indeed, but they lost him One day they riveted his beak into a large boiler, and he flew away with tho boiler"
 There was look of awe on the face of all bcholders as Pinney fin. ished. Several rose and stole away 10 some quiet nook where they could give vent 10 thoir emotions in tears.
 "Down in Pennsylvania,' sait the quiet little man, in his quiet unassnming way, "I.. once saw { mosquito of considerable size. H. was placed on an immense raised platform abont three hundred fec high, and had been trained to use his beak to drill the oil wells"
 One man grOaned audibly. 'But what was he on the plat form forf" inquired Pinncy.
 wIis beak was too long 10 bt used on tho ground. Why, ont time he made a slip; and the blam ed thing went clear through tt China"
 "Oh, come, now, that's to, much, exclaimed several in unison
 Fact, l assure you. And tha wasn't the worst of it. It clinched on the other side and the mosquito flew away with the world" There was a sound as of som, one falling, and Pinney was car ried out senseless. When th' crowd returned, Jimson had diet from mDriiiication.-The Rambler
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Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
"MOthers' FrienG.'
MAKES CHILDBIRTH EASY.

Ina. timo has come at last when the terrihle agony incl dent to this very critical period ~omsn's life can be avoid cd, 4 distinguished phy'isian who passed thc grestcst portion of his lifu GA yearo) in this l.rnnch of practice, l"t to child-bcaring woman this priec- l.vs legacy and iife.snyiNg ap,- plisncc. THE MOTHERS FRIEND" aud today there thousands of the best women ia our land who, having used this wonderful remedy before confinement. r;s0 up and call his name blessed.
 We can prove all we claim for it by living witnesses. and anyone interested can call, or have their husbands do so, at our otfica, md see the original letters which we cannot publish.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
STATE NEWS.


 ways soon.
 Flux IS quite prevalent through out the State.
 i Perryville has measels in an az gravated form.
 Rain fell on g of the 30 days i. June, just passed.
 The Te1arkana Independent hal a new. power press.
 The State penitentiary contain 570 convicts.
 A white mink Is an Arkansa, county curiosity.
 Helena, with population of 1, 900, has no base ball club.
 The sportsmen of Fayetteville have organized gun club. ! There are over twenty justicel of the peace in Little Rock.
 Wolves are reported to be quite numerous in Saline river bottom
 One man in Jefferson county hal forty-fve acres in sweet potatoes
 Tho Methodists of Van Burer will make an effort to build a S5, 900 church this fall.
 Fifty-two saloon keepers in Lit tie Rock were fined last week fol violating the Sunday law. In diging a we'll at Van Buren recently large vein of coal was struck 2S feet below the surface
 The capital stock of tho mer chants and planters bank at Pine Bluff has been increased to sl50, GOO.
 { The Democratic Congressional convention for the Fourth Dis. trict will be held at Ozark Septcm. Der 18th.
 Three thousand pounds of pub lie documents were received a, Bentonvillc rost-oitice one day re. gently.
 A Eureka Springs man gathered and sold r27 60 worth of raspbcr rics from one elghte ,nth part of q, acre of ground.
 A panther measuring six fee nine inches in length and weighing lO3 ponns was killed in Jefferson county y'recently. 1 Four prisoners confined in tho Clark county jail made their escape two weeks ago by means of 2 wood en key they made Ofa chair round
 No more United States prisoner will be taken from. Ft. Smith {, Detroit. Hereafter all convictf will be sent 10 the penitentlary 3 Chester, III.
 The business men of Pine Bluff have subscribed 2,700 10 tho col ored peoples State fair, to be hell at that place this fall, beginning Oc tober 14th.
 Martin A. Fulbright, tcn-ycGr old boy, was rescued at Clarks'ill recently from man named Leeds who had kidnapped him from hi parents near Sherman, Texas, lag spring.
 Articles of association of th' Eureka Springs Gas Light Com pany were filed..with tho secrctar, of State last week. The object i to manufacture gas for light ant fuel purposes. Capital stock s3O, OVO.
 Ed Stockcry, a deputy Unite, States marshal who had made sev eral trips into the Indian countr! in search of criminals, was arreste' at Ft. Smith last week for a mnr der committed in Kansas five year ago.
 Articles of association of tn National League of Charity wer filed with the Secretary of Stat this week. It is a secret instltu tion, proposing to give assistanc to its members and the chief ollie is at Little Rock. l re Monroe, until recently edi tor of the Redtield Star, and pr . NJ Reynolds, of Redield, had misunderstanding recently an' each fired several pistol shots a the other. Reynolds received slight flesh wound in the leg. In difficulty near LocksburI two weeks ago w T Williams wa killed with a club in the hands 0 his fathcr-in.law, B F Hale. 4
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

This Remedy is most wonderful linimcnt to be used sfter the first two or three months. Send for oul treatise on ''llealth and Hap pness of Woman" mailcn free.
 THY BRApFIELD REGULATOR Co.,, Atlan'', Georgia.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-06-18
stranee Chinese cnsto11..

A correspondent of the North China
Herald calls attention to a strange in
stance of Chinese belief and practice
with regard to the human soul, which
lately came under his notice. Lying
awake at 8 o'clock ann, |, he heard IN
the street close to his house two strange
answering voices. Evidently two per-
sons were engaged in this weird dra-
matte performance, one representing q
departing soul, the other acting rs the
friends and relatives deprccating any
departure The first actor gave low
prolonged cry, which was answered by
a loud and earnest ssCome, come"
After q pause the cry and the sansvring
call were repeated; this went on for
about ten minutes, when suddenly the
inarticulate cry ceased. The second
actor, in an agony of Distress at the de-
parture into the unseen of the soul he
had been entreating to stay, shouted
loudly in voice which he had no doubt
hoped would reach to- the eenfpes of
the spirit world, .'s;:Refurn, return
come at the same time calling by
name. Then there was another pause;
presently the low cry was heard as at
distance. Como, come" eagerly re-
sponded the actor; and now the cry
and the answer followed, one another
more rapidly till the cry seemed close to
the called, and in a stnothefcd chorus as
of welcome the performance, which was
probably directed by a Taoist necro-
mancer, ceased It is described as be
ing strangely impressive ID the stiffness
of the night, Notwithstanding the gro
tesqueness of the superstition, but Of
course it was not known whether there
was an actual death in this case, within
twelve hours Of which the Chinese call
for the soul to return, or whether 1t was
only a case of serious illness, fainting or
collapse. This peculiar cnstom, it ap-
pears, varies in different parts Of China.
Up the Yangtsze, it is usual for two
women to perform the Office. When a
man dies suddenly the women walk
through the streets, one calling out the
name of the deceased and the. other
responding, II am coming. the idea
being to prevail on the wandering spirit
of the deceased TO return TO its material
abode, which, it is presumed, it has
temporarily abandoned. = Nature.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-06-18

The amount of power wasted by shaft
ing being out of line. of insufficient
size, and imperfectly coupled, says the
Industrial american, can hardly be
estimated Great as is this loss, that
from badly laced. crooked, stiff, and
generally outrageous betting, is but
little less. In some establishments a
belt lacing of sufficient size for the main
belt of the establishment is considered
plenty good enough 20 lace a three-inch
belt with, and is used accordingly. A
punch large enough to make holes for
the biggest lacing is, of course, ncces-
sary, and il J. the advantage of an
swering for all sizes of belt, The ap-
parent advantage of having but one
size in a large establishment is captiva-
ting; the result in belt efficiency, how
ever, is something which would astonish
the counting house. if it could i..lder-
stand the figures.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-06-18
AuCTIoNEERS.

The undersigned have formed CO.
partnership as Auctioneers, and respect
fully solicit share of business in our line.
One or the other can be found at Keytes-
vile or Salisbury. All orders attended 70
On time WILLIAM MINSER.
As d. J. NICHOLS.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-06-18

The Judas treois the great life des-
troyer of .-sthe Negotiable world. Long
before thc learies appear upon the BRAN
chcs the gorgeous blossoms ornament:
them, and thes look like scarlet sun
beams caught upon the boughs The
brilliant beauty Of the crimson flowers
attracts thousands Of tiny insects, and
the wild bees seek to draw honey from
their exquisitely shaped cups. But every
insect, bee or butterfly that ventures to
rest upon the edge of its blossoms Is
overcome by fatal, curious sort of Opt
ate or sleeping draught which the ilow-
.er Juice contains, and drops dead on
the ground beneath.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-06-18
State Omcers.

Governor John S. Marntaduke st Louis
i.ieut.Governor-Albert -. Moreehouse, of Noda way
Attoraey GSeneFai-B Banton G. Boone of Henry
secretary Of Statc-s. h McGratI, of st. Lonif
state Au5iitos-Jno Walker of Howard
State Treasurcr-Phil. Z. t;happeIl Of Cole
SHp't Public SchoOls--W. s.. COetn an of Saline.
Register Of Lands--Ro Mccullough, Of Cooper.
i5ngressnian ftsl District-J. B. Hale IF Carroll
State senator (thisJ Dsirict-w. Halliburton.
Iutss fthisI ifl Judicial Cii ienitG. d. Burgess.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-06-18

An old Scotchman, when taking his
BARNS to be baptized, usually spoke Of
them as Iaddies and lassies, as the case
might be. At4ast his wife said he must
not say it was a laddie or iassie, but an
infant. 81 tlie next time that Sandy
had occasion, to- 90 to the clergyman
the Latter said: s.Well, Sandy, Is it
h,ddie?7' .9tss nae Iaddie,r was the
answer. ..1hen it's lassicr s.If's nae
s lassie, said Sandy. .f4yell. mon.
what Is it. thcnPn said the astonishesi
prraeller Il dinna remember vera
wccI. said the parent, '.bht think the
wife said it was an iIIefant The cler-
eynlan finally found out that il Wae not
an elephant, but an infant, he was ex-
peeted to baptize. - ssN
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-06-18
GENERAL DIRECTORY
Railroad Time Table.


Courts.
CIEcUIT TJJGR.-Reg gHlar terms held the first
Monday is April and third Monday ia October.
PgoBArE CoURT-Regular terms held the second
Mondays Of February, May, August and November.
COUNTY C9URT-Regular held the hrs
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-06-18
Benevolent and Literary.

i.KYrKssILLE BtBKARY-E. b. Kellogg. Librarian
i,ncn from TO ~ g. aud from 2. to p. m.
wkaakS IopaE, No. "a A. +. and A. M.--John
t.livers Master; K. n. Anderson Secretary. Regu-
meetings Saturday evening preceding full ln7on.
GHAKITox LoDGg, No. III. A. o. U. Vino
D. Butler, NJ w; T. H. Tisdalc, ReeOrtler. Regular
,eiiugs 2a AMI 4t Tuesday svening 1T clucsS.
CmARIToN Co. MgBIeAI. SocfErY. rY.-Neets the Fourth
filHrsday Ia zach month at Salisbury.
sELEcTs KSIGurs, a, O. u W.-Meets 2d and 4tli
Trilay evenings in each month. J. J Moore. s.
r. II. Tisdale. r.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-06-18
County omcers.
ReIt9fous.

PHsssYrERIAx capRcm -T'rcaching firsi aud third
iht.tth Rev. pastor. Sabbath
school every sabbath morning ut O'Clock.
MxTaoDtsT CnURcn (S9utI)--1scy. g ". Hurley
pastor Services the fourth abbaths zach month
morning and evening. Sabbath school every Sab
a th morning at O'clock
FIRsf BAPTIST CHURcH-Rcy. KeltHer pastor.
erxiees SECOND and fourth Sundays Of each II, nth.
AN. 4. c.IuRom-Iiev. p. A.. Crockett, pastor.
services SECOND and fourth Sabbatns eaen month,
morning and evening. Sabbath sciicl every sabbath
IL p.
BsPrisT cnuGcm teolorrd) Sabbath, school every
sabdath at D. IN
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-06-18
w. w. RUCKER.
Attorney at Law & Notary Plblil

KEYTEsVILLE. NO.
Will practice ia the Courts OF. Charlton
ah,i,adjoiniue counties.
fSrSppcial attention given to collections.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-06-18

1t is calculated that there are in Can
ada from 10000 to- 1900 lacrosse
players, ), 900 curriers' 600 snow shoers,
5000 or 4,00O cricketefs. 2.000 football
players, 1890 rowing men, 900 base
ballists, and 1000 bic eIisss.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-05-14

There viii be communion services
at the Presbyterian church on Sun
day, May 10Th, 1000 A. VI. Pre-
paritory services Thursday at 8 P. NJ.
and saturday at 8 7. NJ. None on
Friday evening on account Of the
school entertainment. I@nfants to he
baptjsed should be presented satur-
day afternoon. The session Of the
Church xiii meet 10 receive members
after the services Thursday evening
and Saturday afternoon, also at ten
O'clock Sunday morning.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-05-14
POST OFFICE.
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
sPRiM0L.ETs.
KImball is 10 have a mill.

- ~ ' {. lt'tli
1t Is a sure 80 this time as the con
tract has been signed
Miss Sadie Caryl began her school
in Waldro township on Monday last.
Butter and eggs in large quantities
are being shipped by E. $. Freese,
hl. Eaton is doing a lob Of work
for j. N. Barkee. and is to take his
pay in furnitare. The FIRST article on
the list is a baby cab.
Louis Richards said: oBv golty.
bows, | told you Nc would have ) mil
before long"
let all turn out to the school enter
taiument on the 18th inst.
,s,,t !. sAo,4 ,;,,a a. u.t,.
were being laid?
caauson uos . s,,oo,, n,,, H.. l.,
uaD.,t s,ronnar tb., - A.
h,,+,nr b,,n.,5t 20 +his nl..o
,,n Nv fno, ,ou.ar ..,3 : ,I,a
,,ao. ~, - -.
done.
-, J., ~. .
,u,1.,l;.. st.
cen wears ,ban when We saw him
Tart. Us a girl, and arrived on
Thursday tbn e,h inst. ana WEIGHS \
hounds.
Henry Clege has a fine line OF
CIGARS, Give HIM a cali and YOU win
90 again.
o LARGE mumber from ChambeIaif
and White Lake attended t4e banl
dance a. tie opera house last week.
ym;iv bat Kimlal is GOOD trade
mo noint. The streets ~. almost
constantly crowded With teams helm
49,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-05-14
HOMEOPATHIC

DIR. Byers & Go. keep 4 general
stock of homeopathic remedies for
sale from the lst to the soth Dill
Also Tit. from the lst t the 18th.
We will also furnish domestic HON.
oeopathic works on short notice for
any one. Send by mail for anything
you wish, and all orders will receive
strict ane prompt attention. Send 3
? cent stamp with all letters of in-
qairy. Direct to DR.. Byers b GO
Kimbafl Oak.
y. =. They also keep Drugs and
| ether Medicines. See Jo-He Office
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-05-14

Local news Is Very scarce,
Sohoo1 o,ta,,a to.nirbt.
az. s,oau showers this week.
w,a ,,,nJ 1anco n.t-o.i tbc boys.
s37
.n-,i-,,, hos,. OIL i aynac,ed IL
~, ''en9 "H ''''' 49,
'a'" "'S''
The G. A. i. ''ost has received
several Inuskets'
Mark Ward says he has the lest
horse in BruIe Go.
~ p,o,; i tn;I1;no = fine picket
sanca around his residesee.
80, h,x mn,oyal the arpear-
~. o4B,o vi,b \ coat Of paint.
a boat house 'as bee'' "n,.' :" y,
'L"o = p,r,na
Mr., and nfs, . = - ~, :
b'jou @'tiils, maze US " P's"s""' :
on FRIDAY 'as''
Kinsella Bros. have q change 4
their advertisement thus week; look !
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-05-14
nesler rran. tH.e ,.Nlse..
0cgeiaad, oaio. rias iot5, ISL.

ticScIeaa,Ghle stN& Nih, t2s'
Dear boys:
II aas Aaef' saul teht ffAI'Hl'n never
discovered l~lglttalne an'I after ne WA EGaff'eS.
how much trnte There Is nlha statement l ati
unable - determine, hut enc ti3n| J An very
certain, ana that = ina; he a'scoSeEei h"W very
didlctIit It 2sns 70 do Any newspaper Fotk ios q
few wer4ls fnllnwiua thf Interesting eFent- \
newspaper however. az a ees7fiess 1z 'N8sl'r
anIitls very probabI# Hlta1 5"j. wa Nead'a
that b, had to be q work %" M printing Pf'7-
o. sometAEu!@ reT3}ataEt9' VIC "fSpf'seFlh'i's
within tSentE tour hears t'HieAttfF' ana N my
cas-" / snppo5t tte Fea"sTs % tt oFh% 7NFho"g
moral raper1h Daii9'a WI expect 20 hea' ffom
ma, 1i1i,ouah rect more il&s SONG eht al0 ''li-
ing on the yel2et lagytt unG"r The naples t!aa lh
remaining IN doors hill'hIA "Rt o'i3' ""eN I
fslow Aas worked iueht and daI Tor ofera year
]Geytins out cotittrs lewsraior | tal3 yo"r hoys,
he appreciate o rest, and, then, nsDi2, II tHeie Is
q TINA III g maE'e iiFs wien he don "a1t' to DO
"%nytlang but just talnA aud ifeain ana que H1't'
his bo0ts On it1s "len he % on on SUCH a spree
as | am on, SO Yen sec n la ~" h'aNsaft t"f Ioe
I" write , letter TO the HfAFhie ef re- dc any
woIA.
we LEFT Council blnte on the evening "i 'ne
~2sth~w'}en say eve ~ean III Aitef'iiy q" ven
as cdltofatlg &c. with H'i thaI me t2Iu' 1h''ii97,
There can be no more oei'Ehuul '~ih On '"S -,
the western ROADS THAN on q fo'tla'a HleepVf
from fet5lntta t"Chle"Eo over u'SO 10 y,
Tho Soippeny runs one 81 lheif uiieF"aH4o "''-
ihG cars on al trtlh-' anu que 7eFvf'e ~ ''e'"
crows bstte? each gear' NO hotel IN Sh4Saso
eer7es anoro elegant M OF t4re' we Arf'''o
IN Chicago at 2'la 7. NJ tae heSl GAY ana TX o
pouring rain In fact II f@nea ~ if WAY ron
the Ahasauil 70 CniefS8' me rht ea'h7 o"t
aTigit and warm however on enc ieAt""iar U9!'
and everything from tte stfee'- o. sa7 cry 70
the hehs IN tho country 'ooNea N5is.te' "N0
cieaaer Tor Ge ram After q several HS!7
stay IL { hlcaSo we cRios u'Fo"EH y faS-llsi' %
thts Lovely eity on IN" lsNe' anu lS7' "a tl'l' -
seq ]! at lt5 BEST NieVsihha' "1'o7s 'ho';" :
Me forest Sity shares "t'p D'SF''' ~ ii'l'1 I,
OF SelnS ore % <'' "" p'9.s,'5' " ~ u"
America. . strange YlsipHF C'NN''t''' ''N'' q,
this tine, when she - d"nn'NS fFf s"t1i,'' sun
OF %rsehi Toalo '7t7iiy 90 @opsi''.' %" ~
fame was we'll deserved ha'1'' f'yi'"e ~,
know!edsea 70 % NE naes' eng H'"s' '"''l"
resident street IN the ""FI', }SS'h,i'$ '''Ag',i -,
i abant s;a5r nile long. lbs perfectly paved
aud On oo,a eiaes OF the roadway IS a dawn park,
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and clne. But the aoaoey Of d. street lies j" ;he
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