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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

How appropriate c. 0. Slaughter
was, Friday, elected President of the Ma
tiona1 Beer Producers and Butchers
Association, at st. Louis. Armour is
n of the Vice Presidents, and that
means more slaughter.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

The Supreme Court of Mississippi held,
In the case of McCowen VS.. Mayer, that
any owner of land cal mortgage a crop
before the seed is planted. This is a
point that had been questioned since the
repeal of the eleventh section Of the Agri-
cultural Lien laws.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

- ~ o-1N THE DTsrr. ~
Montana's i iG INC. Judicial DissfiriEsltcT Conn.,
AdoIph s ~ ana ior the Co1nttSat Of TeSrgsEslF On
nosche, Jose TIh4 vi: Plaintiff. y Of Silr1ess9 wv
Lizott and Rutttn iIn4schc, Edys%rd 5Aa2iSn. IN
Dumont and J Hecio hr%GGrdware Cnmsso Qcie%S VI
people ofthe Tertiary IIiit5 rGo ID TD eipe9n45y, iBH55SSt
ward soucie, FTanE f,iz6 Joseph Vip68o95g g'ese55SS
Company Homer Dnm os and Butf4aO sch, ~
chaux Defendants. Yom Il and Ha% mntRrdNsSs
appear IN an action br0rIgIhitt hereby reya.to!f CO.
aDoge named plaintiffs in ~ as&lnst y TG14td%
Nc Secono judicial district oe District rlo!Ass
and Va III Il for the co., WI the Ter GiaF
fen doVs favc me complaint GIediy o. bilverr5S. q
The SER scr1ic ceAcInSIye o. The dav ~ therein ni %
within tbio On o of this$nrom, sel, ie,S s9Sa
County, but w JiGhmtI Or, if serra aSLs, ifssSnee
days; otherwise Witb Iid& district, wi,tGiu out ofSs
by default viii he i t,lLdn forty day. t Nr tBeS}
70 the prayer of said C0mT7""iitm,Esl you, sScrH4gsNeS
s Drought to obtain & dnrrr"oa'uI; ! he ssiiJJVoQha
IILeclosure q certain Mort"s,dnlS Court S%,5t
the complaint herein, and oort5age descrSNotG
Vlrnosche on the 18th day Of "WSCated by N.Y.
secure inc payment of d certain,% A. D. ISsS1A
1aoe ny MaXllnc Virnosche fnI pTonissorv Wy
1H9 aug. "a 1852, bearing intore.stH e SUN Of Ss
~ pelcelti per month from Gota al lae rsSSlt
dred dniIe lailIIn asks Judgment f. until Uf{
dav of VIaa' an" Interest on same ffpr61u Two IbHat
cn:ts 'im"y 1903, al TWO per cent. nn r9A The d d
eosts ItlcI!idlng an attorneys io pef month "
tne following described ur,Ioi lee Of SO, ~
aHa being i'll the County Vi SjivSTr3 Sslluate, fr,s
OF montana, tO-WIt: j hat crrigin nlW, Terf3sr2
OF Ialid lying and being in bIart iC Or r ~
silver BOW County, MOutarn T..ai l CANDY
as inc Nine Mile Station, c0nfsin;rn,IVyfE ky
lhhu, az acres Of (which is tpnr.I1 IDac,ssEa,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

The Lady Godiva must have had excep.
tlonally long hair, since it completely CON
cealed her lovely person. Since Ayers Hair
Vlgor came into use such examples are not
SO rare as formerly. It not only promotes
the growth OF the hair. but gives it a rich
silken texture,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

Boils, carbuncles, and other skin erup-
lions Indicate that the system is endeavor-
ing to reject poisonous acids, and that
Ayers Sarsapariila is imperativefy needed.
1t is the most reliable OF all blood medi.
elnes. Ask your druggist forit. and take no
other. III
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

The city street employees are making
slow work at Park and Main in an effort
TO level of the inequality in the street left
by the cable road bed, owing to the frozen
condition OF the street.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

Silver, Copper, Tin and Lead.
New YORK, November 26.-Bar silver 93%
Copper-Unchanged.
Lead-Unchanged.
Tin-Dull. Straits 22.3O.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

In order to allow THE MINER force an
opportunity to enjoy the Thanksgiving
holiday, the Saturday issue of the SEMI
WEEKLY, this week, will be omitted.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

CURE
THIS GOOD Ol.D sTAND.gY


a~ccomplishes for everybody exactly what isclstns
forit. One Of the reasons for tie great poDularH7t
the Mustang Liniment is found in Its universal
applicability Everybody needs such a neisas
The LuEbermnn needs it in case of acd4a.
The Housewife needs it for gentralfamlyg
The Cannler needs 1t for his teamsaud hsma
The Mechanic needs it always On bis Es
bench.
The Miner needs 1t in case Of emergency
The Pioneer needsit-can't &c. along Without
The Farmer needs it in his mouse. bis s&A
and his stock yard.
The Steamboat nan OF the Hea
1t In liberal supply afloatand ashore.
The Eorse-fancjer needs it-it is bis 5t
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock-grGyver needs tit will save lin
thousands Of dollars and 4 world Of trouble,
The Railroad ngun needsit and will needhA
long as his life is O. round Of accidents and dangeG
The BackwO0Gsnnn needs il, There51ta
ing like it IS an antidote for the dangers tOLa
limb ~ comfort which surround tle pioneer.
The Merchant needs It about lis 5t~oreanas
his employees. Accident; viii happen, and WIN
these come the Mustang LtnirlaIt IS WaltedatC-s
Keep "a Bottle ;ns1c Eyus". '9i2t the 5ed2
economy.
Keep 4 Bottle in the Factory ltsimneda:
use in case Of accident savrS .. s~a"IIoss ofTaH5
Keep u Eot.:a A:,.-' ~t79ieT
Use WHEN want
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
STORE ITS

and deny the use OF it any further to the
city. The latter will then be deprived OF
Dearly half the fr%e-fighting outfit now
available. The city owns nearly twenty
two hundred feet of hose, but that wonId
not be nearly enough. 1t is not sufficient
to nave barely enough for one fire. and
that OF small dimensions. There ought
always to be plenty of stock in reserve to
take to another fire right away, if neces-
sary, ten minutes after the first fire is out.
extinguished "
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
ANOTHER MAY BREAK OFT.

That there has been no conspicuous in
stance OF this lately is no assurance that it
may not happen at any moment. The
property.owners have been too Indifferent
about this matter, but it is their funeral.
Leu Them wake up to the exgiencies of the
situation. They are concerned in havins
means in town for the protection
OF their property. AS far as the Brigade is
they have lost all ambition to
continue a thankless task entirely for the
good OF Others"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
BLOOD & SKIN ,! D;ssas e.. al Ro5 Form so al
KIDNEY AND URINARY Pe;%R!AiH R3;;,

cult, too frequently or Bloody Urine. I'm
natural Discharges promptly cured. Gonorr-
hea, elect, Structure cured without instru-
ments or pain. All Bladder and Kidney Dis
eases, Milky Urine, Weak Back, Painful Swell
lings, Varicocele. quickly relieved aud radically
cnred
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
N M%'MURPHEY

was seen and asked as to the Intentions of
the Brigade. The ultimatum given to the
city amounts to this: The slipshod% arrange
ments under which it has been running in
to the fire companies can continue
longer. The city mustface the situation
its new and enlarged conditions. What
would 90 ten or fvei years ago wont do
now' There must be a responsible and
capable head to the Fire Department of
The city just as there is to the police. There
be a chief with a salary enough to
Jet a good man to give his time exclusively
10 the service and that man must have
Energy, ability and the power of control
over his men. There must be an efficient
md responsible head whose
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17

sing. The trouble with the greater part
ofthe speech wa, that 1t lacked the e.
sential element Of truth. It was
..roose food" Of the richest kind.
ssThere isn he shrieks mo Christian.
ity in this great country. ito al gone
ali gone" every millionaire makes .
million paupers." 'Murder is written
upon the civilization Of this country"
These are morsels and the whole
feast was like unto them. 1t
finally, as might have been OK
pected, developed into . greenback
harangue, denouncing the national
bank system Is the scarlet woman o.
American politics in . way worthy q
our own Jones ut his best.
Whether on account Of the depress'
ling effects Of the orators lugubrioua
pictures, or from lack Of sympathy
with his opinions, but little enthusi'
asm was manifested. and even the en-
|livening music Of an imported band
was not enough to save the gathering
from the impression Of dismal and de
pressing failure.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17

We have had good rain and It was just In
time to save the late potatoes.
kansas has shown what Il can do when corn
IL planted early, you can sec the large ears on
almost every stalk. So please Mr.. Editor re-
mind the farmers to plant early. impress IL On
their minds. Tell them OF the "enriy worm
and everything you can Thick Of
have noticed such an encouraging look On
the fsces Of the republicans Of late, and wes-
dered Why; but I asked I'd question: go
thinking how looming events cast thss'
shadows before.'' So rally round the haa
boys, Rally 0noe again.
Jesse Hall has returned. from Californis
where he has been for almost o 70 year lhsys
not seen him 90 do not know how the AIist
county folks arc prospering. bEe l expect tns1
will come beck after they have 'ade their TOT
tunes. We will be glad 10 go II en-.
What II tie natter I hsve I see seen ADJ
news from PAil Fariey's Pea sine me NOON
eclipse. win some one repcrts
Our meA lojks are making hay.
llillet Is Tie best We have had OF severa
years. 90 mnoh more to be thankful .tor' snaz
We had last rear. AuS1 .susAA'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17

Haying 10 in fall blast. The crop 10 fairly
good.
/bur late rains will make the corn, but Few
&elds are beyond the reach Of rsin/
Mr.. siscin of Neosho Falls was IN our neisn-
borhood last week buying fat cattle.
Miss Jessie Travis was visiting her sparenss
last Sunday week.
Mr.. Charles Preston has nne large barn
almost completed.
Harrison Wright had oats that made my SIX
bushels to the acre.
Mr.. Boards family il recovering from their
recent sickness.
Mr.. viii Drake and wife were visiting at
Mr.. Tom Kelley's last week. Their report Of
the South IL quite favorable.
The concert given by Mrs. Burn Cutr19hts
music class WAS highlyappreciated by the large
audience gathered to hear 1t. Mrs.. c., 10 On
excellent singer and has taught most success
full term OF music. and al LEFT weli pleased.
Mr.. Kelso, brother.in-law Of Ira Cutwrisht'
has been in our neighborhood for s''me time.
Liberty Sunday School has pos tponed III
'sday in the woods" one week. They Will mee
In Mr.. Harfis's grove north or Liberty
on August IS. All are cordially in vited to st
tend. The program will be - follows: Sun
L day School in the morning. dinner. saeer which
win Oe Q concert consisting OF songs, ecs.
PUMfKIN BIsossoN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17

uroducs, nom q, Ooo, 90 pounds to
30. OO0. 0OO, O00f The number Of per-
~ engaged In gainfnl occupations
from Is. Sol, 600 to Il, 500, 900? And our
ae9reeete Of wealth to such figures
tSst it makes Americaps dizzy to con-
template the totals, and ILLS the adj
vo0etes Of British feee trade with envy,
hatred and other wrongful passions In
trying to explain that which Isn't.
Why are the wages Of the laborer here
hieher than In any other country ?
why DO greater percentage Of work
inRmen own honest Why do their
children 10 70 school we'll fed and well
clothed? Why II labor respected and
the workingman supported In every
legitimate effort to better his condition.
Why do . greater percentage OF work
men become masters here than In any
other country in the world? Why do
the intelligent American wage carmen
% . rule, support protection With theil
votes, and defeat free traders like Hurt
and Morrison? Because it u the win
ming cause and the cause OF the Amer
loan people. All Of which 10 respect
fully submitted.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17
HOT QUIZ 1AuLr.

Thursday our ball club expected
and advertised q game Of ball with
lola ct this place. The Browns were
NJ the bah grounds at the appointed
time. but no lola club made lts appear
ance. Our boys were disappointed ~
was the crowd ofpeople who gather
ed to witness the game. A note was
received stating they could not be here
Is the notice was too short, and rom
of their men were In the country. We
don't know how the notice come to be
too short when the Iolab made
arrangements for the game and set the
time themselves. It seems to - man
% tres" that something was wrong
with their machinery, and they
wouldn't come until everything was
lost right for victory. Our boys would
serve Them right in making no more
dates with them.-Hsnsb0ldt Union.
Now for our side.
On Monday the Secretary Of the
lola Club wrote to Humboldt. asking
ION what day will it be convenient fol
you to play us?" The answer to this
did not reach our boys until between
8 and 8 O'Clock Thursday morning. II
was then found that three of onr best
players were several miles in the coun.
try, In different directions, ::and that II
was impossible to get q nine together
Allow us to remark that past ex-
perience hardly justifies the conclus ior
arrived at "by the man up a tree"thst
the IOla's were scared.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17
AMH Mv1sTNENT.

L. one which Is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results. or IN case Of
failure q return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised druggist . bottle OF DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. It IL guaranteed to bring relief
in every case, when used for any aftec-
ton of throat, lungs or chest, such a
consumption, Inflammation OF lungs
bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough.
Group etc., etc. It is pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
can always be depended upon.
Trial bottle 1Oc at Goodhue & Evan
Drug Store.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17
Savonbure Doings.


The s'pole raising" was grand success.
Between 900 and l 800 people were present.
Among the distinguished guests were Col.
woodward, of Neosho Falls, j. H. Fisher, Of
Chanute, Mai. J. Anderson, W. T. McElroy,
and Harry Bragg, Of Humboldt. We had some
elegant speaking. The speakers platform was
sblaze with bunting and every corner around
the SQUARE seemed frame Of pretty faces and
gorgeous millinery.
Our little town 10 on . boom. One lot sold
last week for 800. Two large business houses
and four dwelling houses going up. An excel
lent public we'll and only Is yet nine feet deel
Affords water enough to water eneishbsrhoott
Mr. Murray has employed Mr.. George Wheea'
er to sink we'll in his yard He 10 an exper
when It comes to making . hole In the earth.
We are to have drugstore in few days
Also another grocery.
A blacksmith il very much needed here. l
Ii very good stand for one.
The farmers are all feeling we'll over thei
corn prospects, q the last rains Will secure
crop In this entire neighborhood.
Il il reported that Mr.. Pearson IL going {
lay OF another addition to savYnburs' II so "
ssy good for Savonburg.
Mr.. Charles Benson, Of Kansas City, calle
ON NJ last week. He 10 visiting Mr.. OH Jonn
son. Mr.. B. 10 nice young man and We woul
like to have him locate In our town.
We have had considerable excitement ovt
our postonice within the last two weeks %
the change of p. N. It seems that there M
been . bogus petition sent to the Post Om'
Department and the Office obtained by anoth'
We intend to silt the matter to the bottom
have already sent remonstrancs against Il
change and we have the names ofthe patrons
this ONCE, not OF some other ONCE with Saw
burg heading on 1t.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17
Humboldt Happenings.
[From The Uni0R.l


T.. A. Barber ESQ.,, was In Leavenwer IN tine
first of last week.
Mrs. L. Lindsay returned from the east last
Saturday.
Mrs. Trego IL visiting relatives in the vicini-
ty Of Humboldt She Sarrived from Washing
ton Territory Tuesday morning.
A. ID. Allen was up from the Indian Terrific
~ last week visiting his parents, Mr.. and mrs
Thomas Allen.
Mrs. E. N. Vert Is In Toronto. Kansas, TIL
week visiting relatives and friends.
Misses Kate and Bell. daughters ofS. Y
Redneld, OF wichita, have been here visiting
relatives.
Mayor E. Rosenthal left Wednesday for tn
East.
Louis Hobart was in town seeking carpen
ter. He wants to build . large granary for ni
surplus crops.
Our gas wells still send out vast amounts
natures fuel, which burns nightly as beaco
light to all.
Our city schools will commence operation
on Monday, Sept. Sd.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17
aeiem eeaAanae.

Il ID with ed heart tAas We rsosrd The
death Of Freddie, TIE youngest con OF 3. W.
0rsnnel. He had been aillng somewhat TOR
two or three days with constipation and pain
in his bowels. Saturday the nth. he seemed 10
be better and ats some supper, and no one
thousht he vas dangerous. but soon aftsr sup
per he vas taken worse. A doctor was sent for
bat he died about O'Clock, long before the DR..
arrived. He was Just past Il With al The bright
prospects Of young manhood before hin. look.
ed upon by his agsd father and mother - tie
stay and support Of their old ago, bat in mo-
meat Ill ID changed. The bright hopes Of
youth and tho stay Of deolinlng years arc swept
away, AMI nausht but the vacant chair and
aching hearts remain. The funeral was very
LARGELY attended and great deal Of sympathy
was expressed by everyone. Fred Was favor.
ite with Ill who knew him. His sudden death
seemed 10 cast gloom over all those WHIT
were Of his own age. The parents wish to 10
| turn thanks for the kind sympathy and the -
sistanee they received In their hours Of tria
and need.
Justice Atwood has been quite unwell for I
few days with bowel complaint, but 10 bette
now. There 10 hardly anything better Tor pail
or soreness Of the bowels than to steep smart
weed and give It. Sometimes turpsntine rub
bed on will give immediate: relief. To take
or six drops Ii also good thing. We dom
ak anything for the above advice, but kno'
from experience that 1t 10 good.
The rain Monday night did any quantity
good. It will prevent daylight being see
through 20 many corn cribs - 1t would hav
been had It not come whom It did.
There 10 general regret here that ''Chariie
has sold the RksrsrER. A paper that gets dow
70 the hearts and interest Of it, subscribers
the Rxe,srxR did 10 felt to be . personal loss
have II change hands. However much We n
gret parting. We wish his successor aDunds'
prosperity In his new venture.
PnIL PHARLEY.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17
WAGES AND IMMIGRATION.

WAGES AND I0110kAIxVN.
1t is doubtless . fact that the good
wages paid workingmen In this coun.
try IL largely instrumental In bring
ing to our shores a heavy foreign Inn
migration. That fact, however, Is no
reason Why we should wish . lower
rate to rule-any more than we should
wish our climate less pleasing or our
soil less productive.
We must compete with the labor Of
those whom we allow to come to us
but not necessarily with that OF the
millions who do pot come-and this Il
exactly what the adoption Of the free
trade heresy Of the democratic party
would force % to do.
We can control immigration, bu'
once throw down the barrier Of . pro
tective tariff and we must come Inn
mediately into competition with tn
iaborers of the world, whether they
como to this country or not. Prophet
ic vision is not required to foresee tn
result.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17
rm UNION LABOR CONVICTION.

In UNION LA101 COlv11I1VA.
1.-THE people" of Allen and Wood.
son counties were represented In tho
Senatorial convention held In lola Last
Saturday, by the magnificent gather
ing Of II delegates, i've from Allen,
seven from Woodson. :,
After picking up three or four tales
men from the lockers on to make the
demonstration more imposing, the
Temporary Organization was effected
in the election Of F. C. Cash, q Moran,
chairman, and Frank HiFsh. Of Yates
Center. Secretary. The Temporary
organisation was made permanent.
The committee after . set ofsanguin'
airy communistic whereases, reported
three resolutions favoring two-years'
stay Of mortgages. q six per cent rate
of interest, and free text books, which
were adopted.
They then proceeded to the nomina-
ton for State Senator, which resulted
in the selection Of A. ii. Petty, o.
Woodson county, On the hrst ballot
In accepting the nomination, NJ
Petty made the usual spseoh about tn
ssdown trodden and Oppressed" laid
an the Ills Of the farmer to the vieioul
legislation Of the republican party
leaving entirely ont of account the ab
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17
MARKET REPORT.
CORRECTED THURSDAY AUGUST y
lola LIVE STOCK. PRODUCE, ETC.
roR SALE Oh TRADE.

fNotices under this head Will be inserted one
veeE free Of charge for all subscribers to the
HScIsrKR. ANY Such excepting those regular
IL enaaged in the mercantile businesol having
sny Sftcle to sell or trade, are coDdially invit-
ed 70 make use Of this column.i
d. b. d. Smeltzer, lola. has about 20 bushels
Of seed rye yet for sale.
Ihave two yearling colts for sale very cheap
for cash or ON years time. Grant Bilibe,
west Of the river.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17

Henry Lambeth, from Bourbon county. was
visiting DR.. Lambeth last Sunday.
Mr.. Rusk principal Of the school for the COM
ing year viii occupy the spurlock building.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Ray started ON visit
hast week to relatives in Illinois.
Jim Strong has commenced slargs new barn.
Newt Brown 10 doing the work.
We forgot to mention last week that Mrs. II.
L. Lacy started ON visit to relatives In Hli-
nois with Harvey Smiths family.
J. H. Fisher and wife were visiting the lat
ter's mother. Mrs. W. H. collet Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. w. II, Berkhiser went to ElDorsdo last
Thursday, on visit to her daughter. Mrs. A.
A. Lesonby.
Rev. v, Emerson was called over north to
preach at the funeral Of the man that was kill
ea at Kincaid last Saturday by bail while
umpiring game Of ball.
The Second quarterly meeting Of the N. E.
church will be held ct Olive Branch next Sat-
urday and Sunday. The Presiding Elder Will
Ipreach Ut Moran on Friday night the II, and on
saturday night and Sunday morning ut Olive
Branch.
Last Friday night Mr.. Petty addressed
small crowd Of Union Labor men and quite
number OF strayed democrats whose faith In tn
democratic party 70 thing Of the past. M.
Petty spoke about two hours from the band
stand. His speech was devoted chiefly to
, condemnation OF the eastern capitalists snt
Imonopolies and would have done justice to n
anarchist harrangue. Thu enthusiasm did no
seem to be overcoming.
Last Friday night was the republican speak
ing. Hon. o. 8. woodward. Of Neosho fshs
; woouson county, addressed the Harrison an
Morton club. Owing to the large crowd IN
committee decided to have the speaking In mon
of the postohice, where large crowd OF mel
and women had gathered. Mr.. Woodwsr'
treated our citizens to one OF the best speeche
that has ever bean heard in Moran. The Clu
intended to have large procession bus %
!. torches that were ordered did not arrive. In
J. band gave some very nice music, and the Oiiv
Brunch Glee Club gave several ane songs.
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