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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-05
PERSONAL.

Captain Lane and wife, of Dallas, ar
among our summer visitors.
j. u. Robertson SEN, is again at large
in regular course of service.
DR.. w. f. Graham. of Durant, Miss.
called on us one day last week.
Rev. Du Bose is the chief writer for the
Daily BEACON, and its inspiring spirit.
Major Hutchinson and wife left week be-
fore Inst for Loudon county, Va, on visit
to his mother.
Messrs. Reed, McCarty and Davis, of the
vicinity of Henly, made us pleasant cal
on yesterday.
We had the pleasure of meeting Jno. W.
Speer, II prominent citizen of Bianco, dur
ing the reunion.
jeff. Travis has come back to the Gullett
place, where he is again dispensing deli.
ciolls ice cream in his arbor.
Miss Chaudoin, of Prairie Lea, with onr
! Miss Ellison, favored the FREE PRESS with
very agreeable call OH Monday.
Orr preacher friend, Mr.. Williamson,
we notice IS on duty as n clerk Mt Briggs
grocery store. The fact goes to his credit.
Mrs. Susan A. Thomas died suddenly on
Tuesday. Her funeral took place yesterday
morning from the residence of Mr. STEELE.
Mrs. Robbins has returned from the
! North. cutting short her stay because of
news of illness of Mr.. R., who, however, il
better.
Bridges, of the Luling Signal, made us a
call last week. He said he came to attend
the reunion, but we suspect had an eye to
politics as well.
We were favored this morning with very
pie aslnt call from Prof. s. CT Sanders, of
Georgetown University, who is in attend
ance at the convention.
Mr.. Willie Joyce is business manager of
thd Beacon, and will take and receipt for
all subscriptions, etc. The office is at the
Assembly headquarters on Assembly Hill
Rev. Mr.. Witherspoon and DR.. Bell, of
Honey Grove. delegates to the convention,
are stopping ut Mrs. Mann's. The former
is an ex-editor. The latter willremain some
time.
Prof James, president of Kyle seminary,
called on us Tuesday. Glad to make his
outlook for the future of the seminary is
promising.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Lewis
McCay and family are about to return to
this place We hear that Mr.. McCay will
take the position of cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank.
S. P. Threadgill who occupies the Car
naban property, has Just opened a feed
store in Henneman's blacksmith shop, on
San Antonio street, where he will keep all
kinds of feed.
Prof. j. E. Pritchett, city surveyor, has
completed tbs survey of the boundaries of
the corporation. The council has not deci-
ded whether they will complete the work
in the city, and make new plat of the
same. 1t should lie done at once - the
longer the delay the greater the trouble.
The San Marcos correspondent of the
Kyle News. of last week, says:
Misses Mary and Queen Lindsey, who
have been spending several weeks in Cole
man, Texas. returned last Friday, in COM
pany with Mrs. Col. McCord. who formerly
lived here. The numerous friends of Miss
Mary Lindsey will be glad to learn that the
short trip and change of climate has had a
beneficial effect on her health
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Beacon Personals.

|
Rev. Mr.. Horsley, of Dripping Springs,
is doniciled on the Hill.
The Rev. Mr.. Shaw, of Cuero, spent n
day or two last week in our midst
Prof. Hill, of Burnet, fingers with us, af-
ter the school exercises, n welcome guest
Miss Phllpott, daughter of the Rev. DR..
Philpott, of Bryan, is visiting San Marcos.
Mrs. w. NJ. Grow returned to Galveston
Saturday. She will be greatly missed on
| the Hill
Mr.. John Kay, and Mr.. }. G. Kidd, of
Houston, arrived this morning, and will
stop on the Hill.
The Rev. Dr. Garfield, rector of she
Episcopal church, Bryan, and his wife, are
visitors to the Assembly.
Rev August Boring and wife, and DR. Jun
kin, of Houston, came in last night. Mr.
Bering will tabernacle on the grounds.
Rev W p Preston, of San Antonio. with
his wife, are welcome to the Assembly this
year. We remember their pleasant visit of
last summer.
liz lIeV. II. D. DIullll, vi bui'ehtOb, WIN
his wife, is in the city. He has preached
twice, and his sermons were appreciated by
visitors and citizens.
Gov. Ireland and Gen. Be9 honored San
Marcos with their presence Mt the reunion
Saturday. Other distinguished gentlemen
were also present
Rev. DR.. Hendricks, president of the s.
S. Association, arrived Saturday, and is
domiciled ut Headquarters on the Hill. He
comes in advance to arrange all matters for
the convention.
Mrs. Lauderdale and Mrs. Harlan, of Cal
vert, who have been in attendance upon
the Assembly for three weeks past, left for
home Monday. Mrs. Harlan will build n
cottage upon the grounds next season.
Mrs Kaufman, ono of Galveston's most
successful teachers, spent 90 few days Eat
the Assembly returning to her home
Saturday. Miss Katie, her daughter, and
also teacher, remains with us, one of San
Marcos most ardent admirers.
Mr. John r, Kennard, editor and propri-
etor of the Northwest Texan, published Mt
Clarendon. Donnelly county, is visiting
here this week, and stopping with his old
friends of the Prescott House. He says the
Panhandle region is much cooler than this.
Prof. Wynne, superintendent of Austin's
public schools, and Mr. Lowry, connected
with the management of the State Blind
Asylum, are welcome guests at the Assem-
bly,. They are under canvas on the grounds,
and are enjoying the sweets of our delicious
nights.
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nervous twitchings that had accom-
ponied the gymnastic, or the unoon
trollable desire 10 put a head on ey
erythiug that came within his hori
ron, as in the satanic. Like naughl
m heaven or earth that he had eyel
dreamed Of. He loved 10 walk alone,
$40 sit on rocks. 10 muse DER flood
and fell,
To feel
What he could ne'er express yet
could not all conceal"
He found !"apleasnre in tho painless
woods, a rapture on the lonely shore,
society where none intrudes." His
food turned 10 ashes on his lips. His
Jews harp. which had been his chief
pride and delight now charmed him
no more. The doleful flute was now
his midnight companion, and tho way
he played Days Of Absence" on that
instrument made every dog within a
radius OF mile howl with sympathy.
Yes, there was n girl in it.
The Byronic age was upon him.
He sat down and took retrospect
i've view of his life: He had always
got what he wanted; he had cried
for it in the angelic, had begged for
il in the cherubic, stolen IL in the
gymnastic, fought for it in the satan.
ic. And now his heart rose up with.
in him he felt that he could do all
this and more, yea, more, for the
black. eyed girl with curls in her hair.
But, alasi fate had deeper and a
darker lesson now in store for him,
and his heart was TO drink bitter
draughts from the cup of misery. He
must learn to do without what he
for that same girl had been
off to Summer Normal; had learned
how to make pigeon pie-had been
rowed over the mysterious grottos OF
the river of love - fed on ice.cream
and watermelon was engaged to at
ut least half-well,
Gall worldly shapes will melt in
gloom,
The sun himself must die"
before that girl will take any other
than u full.fedged professor.
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For Sale-A Cheap Place.

A house with six rooms. hall and gallery.
with four lots; The rooms all finished. a
good underground cistern and cis;ern House.
Situated one flock N. v. q College. This
property will rest for SIS per month Title
good, price sligo, half cash the bal
auce on one years time with 10 per cent
interest Apply q write to
June smS. Gro. r. WsED.
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Mr.. Holmes is Offering his residence TO,
sale, it is one of the most attractive places
in the city, has large well ventilated rooms,
terraced yard, and beautiful green lawn, II
has street on all sides except the north,
and is convenient to the public schools and
Chautauqua grounds, and. when the Chan
tauqua park is improved will be one OF the
most valuable resi- lences in the city.
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A Called Meeting.

The W. G. #. U. will meet at the Chris
tian church Thursday at 5 p. m. Mrs. M.
NJ Clardy, of San Antonio, will be here on
the ~, and the meeting is for the purpose of
arrangement for the W. G. T.. U. dele
gates. All are invited to attend.
Mrs. II. NJ. CODE.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-05

The move Of our business men In favor
of closing at p. IN. every evening during
the session of the ohautauqua is obviously
one in the right direction.
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San Marcos and Hays County.

The FREE PRESS Extra of Oct 1888, sup
plemented by the regular issue of Jan. %,
SO, furnishes the best, most truthful and
complete description of our town and coun-
~ to be had Call or send to the Office for
copies-five cents each.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-05

Mrs. Richardson, to meet the require
ments of increasing trade will open business
this fall with large assortment of goods IN
her line, in the building next door TO that
which she now occupies, and all straw
goods, ribbons. etc. viii be sold extreme
ly low to clear out,
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Notice..

The public ere notified that the firm of
G. w. Reed, Agt., is hereby closed. and
she business will be conducted in the future
IN the name of G. G. Reed d Co., who are
responsible for all debts and authorized to
collect all of the accounts of G.. w. Reed
Agt. W. REED, ACT,
Ct. G. REED & Co.
San Marcos, Texas July %, 1886.
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W. @. Digger has gone to New York to
lay in the fall stock of Pcgues Il Co. In
immensely aud quality II will surpass any
thing heretofore known in this place.
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HOUSTON 70 THU 'FRONT.'

Time and experience hare
demonstrated the fOll01DjnS
facts beyond contradiction:
That Houston is the near
est and best Market tor the
purchase of Groceries and
the sale of Cotton
That Houston DeinG 80
Miles nearer its Customers
Than any other tttde centre,
can SerUe them prOn1ptJy
and at less expense, md
does it.
That those zUho hare SiUen
Houston q fuir trial. during
one 1Oh0Ie Season inUGyitL-
blu remain HOlCStONS Gus
TONERS eUer afterwards.
I can offer you all OF
HOUSt0D'S Inducements and
some of my oWn besides.
VIM. D. CLEVELAND,
Wholesale Grocer and Cotton Factor.
HOUSTON.
july1tf.
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GREGORY g. III WHOM,
Druggists.
Good Boarding.

Persons from the country or others de-
string good board with pleasant rooms. will
find what they want at Mrs. Souters, near
the freight depot.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-05

The first number of the Assembly Bea-
CON-, the daily paper referred to in our
last, was issued on Saturday, and will be is
sued daily from the FREE PRESS Office dur
ing the present month. Last year, during
the first session of the Summer Institute,
we published the Daily Free Press on our
own responsibility, and the necessity of
daily paper during the session of the As
sembly was thus demonstrated. This year,
having quite as much as we can well attend
to besides, we were glad to turn over the
editing and circulating of the Daily to other
hands, we merely doing the printing That
is all the connection we have with it, this
year. We thought it might be best to
make this explanation, in order to clear
understanding of the matter.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-05

Judge Kone, chairman of committee, has
handed us call for the Senatorial Conven-
ton, to meet at this place on tho FIRST day
of September. The call will appear in our
next.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-05

About half the members Of tho Teachers
Institute are still with u.s. They are finish
ing their work in the public school house
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4 Persons not subscribers who may atty
gany time receive copies of the FREE)
>PREss, will please understand that theyt
Aare sent simply as samples, in the hope
Nthat the parties addressed may like ~
we'll enough to favor us with their spbscrip
iiona
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-05

Dnring this month (Algu$t), in COM
pliance with an agreement between the
merchants of this city, our house will be
closed at o'clock p. m.
JOHNSON e JOHNSON.
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Gentlemen visiting the Chautauqua will
find the finest line of collars, cuffs, half-hose,
neckwear, hats and shirts in the town. Mt
S. l.. pEGUEs x Co.'s
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A goodly number of our people, mostly
young folks, left on Tuesday morning for
Galveston to witness the competitive drill.
Our reporter gives us few Of the names,
as follows; G.. w. Reed, Miss McGehee,
Daily Hardy, Miss Lou. wootton, Miss May
Joyce, Miss Ella Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Christian, Mrs. McMichael, Mrs. Garrett
Mrs. b. w. Smith.
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Single copies of the FREE Press may be
had at the Office or ut Misses Russell " Ell
Slison's news stand
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The meat market on the north side of
The square now have their sausage GRADING
outfit complete and will fill al orders and
keep the article on band.
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Purify your blood, tone up the system
and regulate the digestive organs by taking
Hoods Srsaparilla. Sold by all druggists.
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All members and those interested in the
missionary cause, are hereby notified and
requested to be present at oar regular bust
ness meeting which will be held at the
Methodist church Friday, August O, at
D. IN. Mns. Il. NJ. CODE, REQ. Sec.
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Try Copies ice.cod sweet cider: AS
summer beverage it beats the world.
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Pegues & Co. sell the famous Windsor
unlnundried shirt, warranted the best made,
for So 30 per haif-dozen.
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Rain is again needed. A good shower t.
lay the dust would be especially desirable
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Go to S l. PEGUEs IL Co and get pair of
those handsome tiilor-ulade pants, A fit
guaranteed.
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Estrayed by 7. !. McCarty, County Com
missioner precinct No. 1. Hays county, the
following stock. io-uii; Cnc hay mare 7
years Old. 10 hands high; nDe soTrel geld
ing years Old, ~ hands high, both branded
MB Cconnectsd) on ihigh One black mars
H. year old, ~ hands high. branded kA
on sitouideT. al appraised a. seoO0.
WItness nv hand July -. 1855.
Jas q. BCELrzaN.
flvzafs G G. q. Hags co.
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Geo w. Knight, Jeweler, east side the
: Plaza San Marcos.
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The AuStln papers say the dengue foyer
Is again prevailing in that city. Hope il
may not come this way again.
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Two Conles for Sa 30.

Inasmuch M many persons desire to send
copies abroad, and by way of encourage
ment so 10 do, We offer two copies Of the
FRRE PnEss ut 50 5O-cash in advance.
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o, the faith Of the children,
How Il shames the faith of tho oldl
%, the love Of the children,
How Il warns the love Of the cold
And the beautiful God that wanders
Far out or the worlds dreary void.
WIZ find home waits the children.
Aud rest with tho lambs Of the fold.
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The f. b. Martin place Tor sale. Apply
to L. G. JOHNSON.
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Try the San Marcos Hotel.
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New flour from new wheat ut
MCALLIsTER's
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Cots and Hammocks, j. W. Nance & Bro.
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CROP MORTGAGES at the FREE PRESS
Office. ~ z.1iisa -
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California fruits at McAllister's.
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WARRANTY DEEDS for sale at the Ere
PRESS Office.
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Groceries delivered free in any part OF
the CITY. S. f. McALLIsTER.
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Rugs ana mating, ]. W. Nance & Bro
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Sweet cider still flows freely at ooppic'a
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W, D. Wood, Sterling Fisher and Owen
Ford have associated themselves together
for the practice of law in civil matters in
Hayscounty, Texas. Office in Woods new
building, up stairs,
San Marcos. Oct. 25-ly.
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Elegant toilet sets, J, ". Nance & Bro
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Ice cold soda water at CANDY Factory.
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Ice cream day and night. Candy Factory
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Millinery.

Plenty of ice-cream at the Candy Factory
on Saturday,
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WANTED..-10OO Men !

To buy spring suits at
81 PEGUEs 81 Co.
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Fresh candies every day. Candy Factory.
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.

TRAINS PASS SAN MARCOS Az FOLLOWS;
MAIL, MAIL.
Going South $40 A. NJ. and 7;+5 p. NJ.
Going North: $40 A. NJ. and 6;l5 p. NJ
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AGENTS FOR THE FREE PRESS.
me follo.Ing named parties are authorized and
,,sus.tsd 10 act - Agents for the FRER PRESS
.taRar NANCE ,'..4.,,,,s........,.,...,Kyl Kyle
cuENOwkrH A SON.. s,,'- -. harindAls,
'CAPf HOLhks.'sss'-s s''''' Staples Si"'e
. X, a. LANk1..r.ssss' .'.''''s.s .'''' nlhoeHey'
Nm PUhsLEY,,,, ,,,,,r,,,,,''DFlpi lug springs
4 Al. HUnhN, fiseher's store,
IL, ep,s....ss...''s'''''''''''' go, hshy'
HLDER wll.LiAMsoN.....,.,,.,'..,, ..ha nehsea.
General Agent O, ". Mann,
An. PosrsluKAs also authorized 10 act as
Asenis.
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Legal Card.

San Marcos, Texas, July %, 1SS
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-06-16
oaNlsus HORSES IN PARIS.
Slipping and Tslllns on the Streets
Three Distinct Period, of Exi.,.ae..

Slipping and FalilnS on the Streets =
Three Distinct Periods Of Existence.
Atew days ago while sitting in the
readlng.room Of the American exchange
here, and idly watching thg busy rush Of
vehicles passing TO and fro along the
Boulevard des Papucines, overheard
some Americans commenting on the pc.
ouliarities Of French vehicles and horses
Observable from that view.
why are those horses allowed To slip
and fall 90 muchi haven't the owners
care enough to get them rough-shOd this
10y weather. asked On American.
They are not allowed to rough-shoa
horses used on the Paris strcets,r was
the reply. The streets are oemented,
you see, and the shoes would cut them
to pieces Al the hone-shoes are fat,
without any points TO grip the ground.
No wonder they slip, but you know ia
France beauty is the main consideration,
utility and comfort are minor matters.
BY the way, have you observed the On.
tire Absence Of buggieSi You never see
aphaeton buggyin PARA. There area
few high buggies and what We call road.
wagons, but nearly al the vehicles are
carriages. But what magnificent holsea
you SEQ herelH
The beasts IfCy drive In the cabs, fos
instance, replied the otherlaushing, as he
pointed 70 q seocher" uhuercifnIly bella.
boring . delapldated specimen Of wish.I.
had-someoats.
"oh, moi Of course I don't mean those
broken.down relies used by che cab com.
panies, They are not Al for cart horsos
N America and thg mon Nhcst9lys
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lt,a ia hd Hh|b li|th ~ d1Y 'uag
td1htlo Be- |IlsItd IN Do llule way lii|'
lil ih.l 0lr|| IIhId hloicl Io'4nol ro.
I0lfn9 b lhrh. hoNrsfr You tnovia
pnfI ltrln h'| illfr lt.|no| period. q
lHiaencn. |l.I % In Ant||ca 4 raI big
nine |ros 10 a hon sl,lpcIol'o and
dl1l a naur1r; or rather. ll.e tilinlnnl'
filut when about five yoau cld; he lf
bought b lha omnibus conrany, and
WhnlI DO ydl tal| aI on|hibul hons
nn 1I|rIor11iF
'NIo.| ,''erIdlf, IN pait rhcIp aro
not be||tf ici Better Eroomedi nor nct
llf !, ,||ld h1lsa In llla Nvrld ihan lhe
Pnrll omnlhlt h0noi 6col look o. that
team Of Tine, rlhliip strong, healthy
pofchclon, loltlng hiue nbIoaal Will
that omnibi which b bl1blly hllld NIlA
panongcu. BIT don't interrupt no now
until ] ct through my olaa,lnOai|on
The ant period Of a homes lllo b hli
clulosl and happlo when from
Anon. " n w" !" wv
card for bi no iAf. Vnn'o'i
monopoly. Then after no hts lrl1l
twelve of possibly fouttu'il Sta'1 leh 1o'e
70 one Of The cab companies fnep cay
companies own largo numnoI QI eao'
and accompanying outfits which plp!
rent % drivers ior from p 60 y ir'ig. O
I". ."
d4s unaei tsilAln pelivg te9alellons
then tlle drivers are allowed e. mike a y
much money as they can y. with ! these cars
but at the end q each dEy must pay the
fent OF me outns lliey arc aliowea 70
charge irans ana a hait - Genus ios ~,
every uip or : irans IN hogrl .. ana y
course inc hataer tney Oeastneir nosses 's
the more trips they can make, ana o.
hey 90 NOT own tne hotses themselSisg Y
they nave NO mercy. Inc oao company
aoes not undertake 70 prevent tnis WF-
Viie. ~ Myuiu % powerleas y % .o'
ana y, tne ponee aalhorines never interfere q
theh when Ins morse mas peen neatly ,;
nea1en 70 death, the cae company sela ~
y % the butchers VINO drive II she y laSs 3
taPIso me morse aoea.oln where y =
Knocked IN tie geea gsss wltile wy. Iong nam
meI' tne ms. niow Ieiis " @ .ne gfounu y
ana makes 4. a hs.le mole throagn yhe tot.t
heae. then = rope Is as!aensa Nv. 70 ~
nlha lesA ana .sl. sne Geaa norse Shows up
aEinnea ana carved, ana y9g may coy
piece Q. that aged beast which has Just
fallen down Inere, tomorrow ior youit 1iI
dinner, ana imagine you are dinins on
roast beetf