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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-04-12
You May Remove

Those unsightly Blotches, Pimples, and
sores by q faithful and persistent use Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, the best and most
reliable Alternative and Blood-purifier
ever discovered. ssI was troubled.
for long time, with humor, which
appeared on my face in
UGLY PIMPLES
and blotches. Ayers Sarsaparilla cured
me. - Charles II. Smith, North Crafts
bury, Vt.
Until recently" writes Alice E.
Charles, Of Bath, Me-, "my face has
been covered with pimples ever since I
was fifteen years old. I took four
bottles Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, and my
skin became as fair as could be desired"
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver K Co., Lowell. Naee.
Price d; SIX bottles, IS. Worth &5 . bottle.
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CONFIDENCE, H.. Dec. 3, 1887.-My
mother has taken ''Warner's Safe
Cure" and says that it is all that it Is
recommended to be. Ny uncle also
uses it.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Dec. 23, 1887.
i have great faith in the medical
qualities of Warmers Safe Cure. 1t
has cured my son three different
times when we thought nothing
would help him. | am now taking
Warmers Safe Cure
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PLAIN DEALER,
Ell CRSDAY APRIL 12. 1888
TO- bushels of potatoes wanted at

To- bushels of potatoes wanted at
a. II. CAwARD's
st hatharine's Guild will meet
with Miss Alma Goodrich Friday eve.
April 18th
Tie popular blood purifier. Hoods
Sarsaparilla. is having tremendous
sale this season. Nearly every one
takes it. Try it yourself.
Will Disslnore left OF Monday
morning with car of milch cows
for Great Falls. Montana.
W..rnefs Log Cabin Sarsaparilla
Regulates the Regulator. Largest
Sars;tparilla bottle in the market.
Manufactured by proprietors War
ner's Safe Cure. Sold by all drug
gists. Take no other-it Is the best
Tie initials to the name of the in
ventor of the roller awning mention
ed in the PLAIN DEALER of last week
were not correctly given. 1t should
hay, been p. +. Klein.
Birgains i'm all kinds Of groceries ut
A. II. CAwARD's
Ms. w. II. Brocksome Of Lime
Springs is in Cresco visiting the
friends of ''Auld lang syne" by
whom she was most heartily wei.
com I'd. She was accompanied by
Miss Ellen Babcock.
Having assumed control of the
Bro ks scales, | will keep them in
peri oct order for the benefit of the
pubic, aud solicit your patronage.
\. Il. CAwARD.
Tie iron bridge across the Upper
Iowa ut Foreston was fioated off tn.
pier. with the heavy body of ice il
the t'oreston dam and carried few
rods below and left across the stream
com paratively uninjured.
Kidney and bladder troubles pro
due. IL feeling Of utter dependency
\ <, NAL stilmulant and Tonic, and ar
uniai!ing remedy for all such trouble,
ma. he found in DR.. j. IL. Mclean,
Liver and Kidney Balm. 27t1;
| Tie flood washed out the mill dan
at tie Vernon Springs mill. Thi
will be Il serious damage to Messrs
Sail bury.
Is cents buys Il can of Baking Pow
der eq nal to any 30 cent can on til,
market at a. II. CAwARD's
| The "Deestrict Skule' called out ,
large attendance last week. the re
ceipts being 1880 with only Saf. S.
expenses. This gives the q. a. II
boy. in whose behalf was the enter
tainlnent, the snug sum of S123.9
profit.
To promise and to keep your wor.
are two different things. We prom
Use that Warmers Log Cabin Live
Pills afford Il pleasant and ilnnedi
ate relief. Try them and see if til,
prol ,ise is not kept. Price - cent
lper bottle.
Prof. L. G. Cooley of the Cresc,
Pubic School was one of the i'm
Instructors in the Winnesheik Count,
Teachers Institute. He is one Q
the most competent and successful
instructors i'm the State.
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ATLANTIC. Ia, Dec. 81, 887.-About
4 years ago was troubled with my
kidneys. My brother told me he had
been cured by Warmers Safe Curer''
So tried Warmers Safe Cure" and
two bottles helped me out all right.
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Fla u M/

GowRIE, H.. Jan. y. 1Ssa.-Thres
years ago was troubled with back.
ache. / took three bottles of War
ner's Safe Cure" which cured me.
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OSBORNE, Ia. Jan. Z. 1851 al
ways take warmers Safe Cure" in
the spring of the year and whenever
feel out Of sorts. and can recon-
mend ii as a good tonic.
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Horses for Sale or Trade.

Three span of horses to sell or
trade for real estate. q. j. SOMsEN.
Lime Springs, Iowa.
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FULL BLOOD sHoRT-HORNs.

Four fine yearling short-horn bulls
for sale. They are in good condition:
one Of the lot may be seen by apply
ing ut our store in cresco.
TOMAS BROS
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BAILEY. Ia.. Jan. 3, 1881 was
troubled with a pain in my back all
last fall. took one bottle of WAR
ner's Safe Cure and now / am feel
ing as well as ever,
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DEFIANCE, Ia, Nov. 30. 1SS7.-Fa-
ther keeps Warmers Safe Cure" in
the house all the time. He also uses
'Tippecanoe, the Best and would
not be wsthout them.
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Silk Guilt to be Given Away.

Every person buying ticket to
the dramatic entertainment Home, =
to be given in Lyric Hall. May ID,
will, without extra charge, have a
chance OH IA lovely silk quilt. Ad-
mission % cents to any part of the
Hall. Quilt on exhibition ut J. Is.
Caward's store.
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Advertising Rates.

One column, Il col. wide) one year, 500
- :. : six months. 90
" =" three months, IS
. one month, 20
Reading notices, Bourgoise type, 10 &C nts per
counted line.
Special notices among business notices cents
per counted line.
Bourgeois reading notices In conjunction with
standing ads cents per counted line each
week.
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NICHOLS, Ia, Dec. u, 1881.-We
have used Warmers Safe Cure" and
consider it excellent.
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MAssKNA, Ia, Dec. 30, 1851
have used Warmers Safe Remedies"
and know them to be good.
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The Flowers That Bloom

In the spring. DeautlItll ana pleasant
as they are To the senses, are too Of
ten accompanied by malaria and bill
iousaess, all Of which, can he cured
by the use of DIR. Harter's Liver pills.
For sale by Lowry and Connolly.
Ira Eldridge and wife who have
been visiting friends in New Jersey.
Philadelphia. Columbus, Ohio, and
in Michigan returned home last
Wednesday. well and hearty.
4 TRip SOrTH-Mr. /. NJ Martin II
prominent Iowa railroad man and Sg
perintendent of the st. Louis, Des
Moines l. Northern Il. II. says: lon
my return from n recent trip south,
whsre the water was very impure,
was attaci.s,i With u violent case of
cholera morbns. Having heard a
great deal of ChaInberlain's Collie,
Oh olera and Diarrhpa Remedy con-
cluded t. try it and with the most
ben eticial results; within six hours |
was completely cured" No well reg
ulatea household should ever be with
out \ bottle o. ckambarlain's Collie.
Cholera and DiarrhWa kennedy. Sold
by Lowry 4 Connolly.
Cbas. Byrnes had the misfortune to
have Al finger on top Of a post which
was being driven when II heavy
sleds,e reached the same place.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard. Soft. or calloused Lunps
and blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, .urbs. Splints, Sweeney,
Ring bone, STILES Sprains, all Swollen
Threats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by
use Of one bottle. Warranted. Soil!
by DR.. }. }. Clemmer, Druggist, Ores:
co, Iowa. St26
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He Certainly Will.

Minister Well. Bobby. do you
think you will be IL better little boy
this year than you were last?
Bobby hopefully think SO. sir:
! began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
last Week.
one hundred and sixty attending
teachers. instructors and students;
one OF the most successful ones ever
held in the county.
Nature usually makes gallant
fighs against disease. and when help
ed by DR. j. II. McLean's Strength
ening Cordial and Blood Purifier will
eradicate it from the system. 27t13
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12
IN CONGRESS.
Fourth of July Claims Bill Passed.
Many Claimants Are Residents of
Tennessee and Mississippi.
Mr.. Blair Makes Another Motion to
Reconsider with Much Satire.
He Sails Into the President for
Vetoing so Many Pensions.
Mr.. Cockren Jumps on the Now Hamp-
shire Man with Great Vigor and
Good Effect--The Arid Land
Amendment.

WASHINGTON, Sept. il-tlIousc. THE
House resumed the consideration OF the
sundry appropriation bill, the pending
amendment being that relative 10 the re-
clamation OF the arid regions
Mr. Blount of Georgia, made an earnest
appeal for economy in the public oxpcud-
iturcs, declaring that a waste Of tho public
money and reduction Of taxation were
utterly inconsistent.
Mr.. Nandcver, OF California, and Symcs
Of Colorado, favored the Senate amendment,
which was attacked by Mr.. Herbert, Of Ala
bama. Finally the debate ended and the
appropriation in the Senate amend mcnt was
reduced from $3.50, 900 20 100000.
Mr.. Holman offered a substitute for the
Senate amendment providing that the
necessary expenses for carrying ON the
work Of the survey shall be- paid from the
appropriation for the topographic survey OF
the United States AMI suspcnding the opera
OF the desert land law during the tendency
in Congress Of legislation looking 10 It's re-.
peal. The vote resulted. Yeas 81, nays 49,
no quorum. Adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12

siderations and influence. Some extensions of
the classified listar practicable and desirable,
and further legislation extending the reform
TO other branches of the service, to which il
is applicable, would receive my approval
In appointments TO every grade and de.
partment fitness, and not party service,
should be the essential and discriminating
test, and fidelity and efficiency the only sure
tenure of office Only the interests of the
public service should suggest removals from
office. | know the practical difficulties at
tending the attempt to apply the spirit OF
the civil service rules TO all appointments
and removals. IL will, however, be my
sincere purpose, If elected, to advance the
reform.
notice with pleasure That the convention
did not omit TO express its solCtude for the
promotion of virtue and temperance among
our people. The Republican party has
always been friendly TO everything that
tended 10 make the home life OF our people
free, pure and prosperous, and will In the
future be true 10 its history In this respect.
Our relations with foreign powers should
be characterized by fricndlincss and respect.
The right of our people and of our ships TO
hospitable treatment should be insisted upon
with dignity and iirmneSs. Our nation is too
great, both In material strength and in moral
power, TO indulge In buster or To be sus-
pccted TO timorousness. Nacillation and in
consistency are as incompatible with sue
ceSsful diplomacy rs they are with the
national dignity. We should especially cul-
tiyate and extend our diplomatic and com
mercial relations with the Central and South
American States. Our fisheries should he
fostcred and protected The hardships and
risks that are the necessary incidents Of the
business should not be increased by an in
hospitablc exclusion from the near living
ports. The resources Of a firm, digniiied
and consistent diplomacy are undoubtedly
equal 10 the prompt and peaceful solution OF
the difficulties that now exist. Our neigh
bors will surely not expect in our ports u
commercial hospitality they deny to us in
theirs
cannot extend this letter by special ref
erence to other subjects upon which tine
convention gave nm expression, In respect
To them, rs well as to those | have noticed, |
am in entire agreement with the declarations
Of the convention. The resolutions relating
10 the coinage. 10 the rebuilding OF the
navy, 10 coast defenscs aud 20 public lands
express conclusions 20 all Of which gave my
support in the Senate. Inviting a calm and
thoughtful consideration Of these public
questions, We submit them to the people
Their intelligent patriotism and the good
providence that made aud has kept us rs u
nation will lend them a wise aud safe con-
clusion. Very respectfully, your ohcdient
servant BENIANfN HARRISON.
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before the committee, TO declare trusts, and
combinations in restraint OF trade and pro-
duction, unlawful:
BE il enacted; That all arrangements,
contracts, agreements, trusts or Comhna-
tions between persons and corporations,
male with view or which tend 10 prevent
full and free competition in the importation,
transportation or sale Of articles imported
into the United States, or in the production,
manufacture or sale of articles Of domestic
raw material that compete with any similar
article upon which n duty Is levied 10y the
United States, or which shall be transported
from one State or Territory TO another and
all arrangements. contracts, agreements,
trusts or combinations between persons or
corporations designed or which tend to adj
vance the cost 10 the consumer OF any OF
such articles, are hereby declared In be
against public policy, unlawful and void
Section ., That any person or corporation
injured or damnihcd by such arrangement,
contract agreement trust or combination
may sue for and recover in any court II the
United states OF competent jurisdiction, Of
any person or corporation party To u COM
bination described in the first section Of this
act, the full consideration or sum paid by
him FOR any goods, wares and merchandise
included In or advanced in price by said
combination.
section a. lhat all persons entering INTO
any such arrangement, contract, agreement,
trust or combination described In section
OF this act either In his own account or ms
agent or attorney for another or rs an
officer, agent or stakeholder Of any corpora.
ton, or as u trustee, committee or In any ca
pacity whatever shall be guilty Of high
misdemeanor, and ON conviction thereof In
any district or circuit court of the United
States shall be subjected 20 fine Of not moro
than $1,000 or Ia Imprisonment In the pen
itentiary for u term Of not moro than five
years or TO both such fine and imprisonment
he the duty Of the district attorney uf the
United States In the judicial district in
which such person resides Ia institute the
proceedings 10 enforce the provisions Of this
net
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12

ALBANIA, Ga, sept ii.-Whilc tho quos-
ton II federation has not been discussed by
the Brotherhood 81 Locomotive Fircmcn,
everything seems 10 indicate their hearty
Enforcement VI the umnlwmhtion 81 the
broihcrhoods Of engineers, iircmon, switch
men aud bmkcmon The public exercises
last night was grand success. The princi-
pal addresses were by Mayor Collier Gov.
Gordon, Grand Master Sargent Grand Chief
Arthur. ~ The engineers, the Hon. llokc
Smith aud Grand Master Wilkinson, 81 the
bukcmrn. Gov Goriun's welcome was ~.
cciycl with wonderful demonstrations II
applause. lie began "ladios, gentlemen,
fellow citizens and hr0ihcm" As the lhst
word dropped from his lips, the 800 people
present rose and chcrrcd for five minutes.
Chief Arthur speech was full u friendship
for the other organizations.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12
THE CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK.
The Republican Tariff Bill Perfect
Fizzle-Tho Retaliation Bill.

lne hepupnChn Iurlu BIZ Perfect
Fizzle-Tho Retaliation Bill.
Special Dispatch IA Tho Appeal
WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE opinion Of
the Democrats today Is that they will be
unable TO agree upon anything definite in
regard 60 adjournment at the caucus 10 he
held this week, ON account Of the notice
from the Republicans Of the Senate finance
committee today that they would he un-
able TO report tariff bill In two weeks
Yet, as everything connected with
adjournment depends ON the Scnatc's
tariff bill the Democrats cannot we'll
outline any definite adjournment policy
There arr numbers Of Democrats, both scna-
tors and representatives, who do not believe
the Republicans are very earnest about their
tariff bills. The Republicans are still en-.
phatic In saying they will report tariff bill
this session. The y are In q position where
they are compelled 10 do something, but
still II seems they cannot agree.
The retaliation hill which passed the
House last SATURDAY reached the Senate for.
cign relations committee today. II will be
taken up for consideration tomorrow. Sen
ator sherman, chairman Of the committee,
says lac does not exactly know when the
committee will report, hut there will be no
necessary delay. There will be some de
bate ON the bin when Il comes up In the Sen.
ate, hut Il will eventually pass aud the Pres.
idcnt will get the power ho asks not
because the Republicans like 20 nccommo.
date him, hut because they Az compelled 10.
Mr.. Forncy OF Alabama, said today In
speaking Of the Maine election, ut will
bring about an adjournment IT Congress In
two or three weeks. The adjournment will
give the Republicans confidence to 20 before
the country as II now stands without trying
tariff reduction. That's the way look at it,
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CAPITAL Notes.

rostmastcr appointed today; Arkansas
J. A. bryant, Goshen. Washington county.
Missisyippi-E, NJ. FAINT, Coahoma, Coahoma
county
The President has appointed A. J, STAGE,
Of Indiana, "a be assistant Ia the United
States commisSioner-gcncral to the lntcrna.
tional exposition az Paris.
Before the special committee on tho new
library building, Judge Kelley today an.
nounccd that his resolution concerning i'm.
proper means used Ia influence thcarhitcct
was directed ut Representative StahlucCkcr,
Of New York aud the committee then AL.
journcd till Thursday.
omina,ions-Edwin u. Connoll, consul
Of the United States at Batavia, Secretary
Of Legations Howard Martin, Of New York,
Ia China, Charles X. Holiday. of Kansas, to
Venezuela; Henry L. Villas. ~ New York, To-
the Argentine Republic. Henry X white.
house, Of New York, to Mexico. Prof q.
Dayisson of California, an assistant In the
United States geological survey, 10 be-
member of the Mississippi river commission.
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nnIIrena Mrrrn In Arknn.a..

Special uI.IsI1b iD The Appeal,
BLACK Rock, Ark, sept ii,HThi8 morn.
ing nhuui O'Clock passenger train Su mot
with very disastrous wreck at this place
Il seems Tint spno one had lett switch
open, causing the train ~ run in ON slide
track Wbrrr quito a number Of Nat clr were
standing Tho train como boo contact with
the rlrH. totally destroying THREE ui them.
WfrfkInF The ruIiur and throwing 10 down
quito 900 rmlhukmrut, completely stripping
H. The express and mall ear was dpriIpi.
but IIl NOT receive Hny damage b. amount
~ anything No one wiz seriously hurt. the
fireman and engineer only receiving slight
Injuries.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12

Truy, Sept 1.-THE marriage ~ tho Duke
ui Nu4u aud che Princes bunnpru was
duly celebrated today with great pump
The civil ceremony took place iu The grand
ball ~ tho palace iu che prvguco ul thc
Princes of NJ, house uf Savoy lmuun HnI
iuulpariD, GpUa Nruphri aud Della
Roscoe. six CrHp. rir luum and other
disuiilrI,s. A. the conclusion ui The civil
ceremony che party proceeded tu the chapel
of ilr place. Whrr religious services NrrH
PERFORMED They uitorNud went iu tlu
Nu.H UIirrr ,.rurtpl by 40 gentlemen
fbH building Wrr decorated, and they wore
enthusiastically ghcyrcd by thU people along
ihu IIur.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12
A WALKING ARSENAL.
How a Crank Torrorlzod His Family
and Noighbors.

DTc,rur H., sept lit took the sheriff,
three police officers and a physician Yesterday
to oycrpowcr Wesley saucr, who, dressed In
the garb Of an Indian aud armed with a
revolver loaded cane, shotgun and razor.
had been left by his frightened family In sole
possession ~ his home. lie drew the revolver
ON one officer but was finally subducd, and
yesterday evening was adjudgcd insane IN
the county court Two years ago Snucr
became suddenly insane at a Decatur mill
aud drove everybody out nt the point Of q
gun locking himself In. ltwas In the night
and six hUus passed before b. was captured.
Ilc spent several months nt the jacksonville
asylum, but was permitted 30 return home
ut the solicitation II his friends For some
months he has been regarded as an unsafe
man ~ BE- nc large.
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A STARTLING RECOVERY.
After Being Bed-Ridden for Nine Years
Young Woman IL Cured.


Oshkosh, Wis, Sept. IA curious story
Is told here Of the miraculous recovery Of
Miss Emma Bennett, young lady who re-.
sides with her brother, VIM. Bennett
farmer, near this city. For nine years past
Miss Emma, who Is now thirty.two years
old, has been bed-riddcn invalid. Hcrdis-
ease was called consumption Of the blood.
During her nine years confinement she has
not uttered a loud word. Part " this time
she was able 10 lisp In faint whisper Ere
qucntly she was thought 10 be dead. For
upward Of three years one side OF her body
was paralyzcd, rendering her still moro help
less. Sunday noon the family was at dinner
when suddenly, from the sick room, came
the sound OF a full, round voice singing
strongly and swoctly the words, ''He rose
lie roso from the dead" The startled family
iushcd into the bedroom and there was the
sick girl, sitting up IN bed, singing the
words quoted. She asked a. be helped 20
her feet. saying she felt that she could walk
aud .shc did walk across the floor. She said
she felt as though she had risen from the
Igal
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ccption was held by the president and pro-
micr at the prefecture. The mayor and
president OF the council general made adj.
dresses. directing attention to the agricutu-
raj crisis, which the action Of England in
torbidding the importation Of French cattle
had aggravated, and urged the necessity for
strictcr system of protection.
NJ, Carnot, IN reply gave assurance that
the government was anxious TO satisfy the
needs OF the farmers.
The president and NJ Floquet aitcrward
started for ChCrhuurg
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12
A NOTABLE WEBBING.
Mr.. Rogers Van dildor and Miss Aurclia
McClurg, OF Knoxville.


McClurg, of Knoxville.
Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, sept. li-Mr, Rogers
Van Glider and Miss Aurclia McClurg we're
united In marriage tonight The ceremony
was pronounced at D o'clock at the palntial
residence Of the brides parents by the Rev.
Rlngrold of st. Johns church. There wn.
n very exclusive asscmblagc present, mum.
bcring about 200 Mr.. Mat Gardner aud Mrs.
H. H. Buckncr and Mrs. NJ. Peck Of Nashville,
aud Mr.. VIM. Mcliirny Thompson were pres.
cnt The bride wore nn elegant dress which
cost 900. owing 10 the high social stand
Ing and wealth ~ the contracting parties II
was the social event 1T the ssisun. Tho
presents were grand aud amounted iu value
Ia thousands IT dollars, including check
for large sum a. the bride. II is quietly
limited that the check will take $4,000 from
the vaults ~ q savings bank. Several prom.
ncnt citizens Of Nioksburg, Memphis New
York nni New Orleans were pprput The
bridal party goes east for three weeks.