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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-10
AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE +
y FAIRFAX COUNTY.

G Il A TT L L FARM
BY virtue of a decree rendered at the November
term, 1887, of the Circuit Court of Fairfar coun.
ty, in the suit of Powers admr VS.. Stuart and
Others the undersigned, commissioners therein
named, about II o'clock on
MONDAY, MAY 21st, 1888
Court day will offer for sale at public auction,
in front Of the Court House of said county. tbe
wcl-known and valuable farm called
"CHANTILLY," CONTAINING $50 ACRES.
more or less located near the village of that name
in said county, on the Little River turnpike six
miles from Hcrndon station W., O. & w. Z. r..
aud twenty-onc miles from Alexandria city. This
land is fertile and productive being a fire rcd
soil, and most Of it is cleared and ready for graz
ing or cultivation; it is well watered aud has q
sufficient quantity of timber for ordinary uses
There are SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES on the
farm and good fencing Near by arc stores
blacksmith and wheewright shops, n postoIlicc
school house and churches If there is no salts
factory bid for the entire tract it will be offered
in lots of convenient size, and plat showing tho
proposed division can be in the Clerks otlicc
of said Court. II no sale is made on the said doto
the undersigned will consider private offers.
Terms of Sale: Onc.third cash. and the residue
in two equal annual payments, evidenced by tbe
Understanding notes OF the purchaser. with per-
sonal security and. as additional security. tbo
title will be retained until payment in full
JOSEPH PACKARD, Jr,
JOHN NJ JOHNSON, Commrs
MORGAN II. BEACH ofSalc
r. w. MOORE,
hereby certify that the bond reouired or ,.o
commissioners of sale by the decree rendered in
the suit of Powers admr. vs. Stuart and others at
the November term, 1887, of the Circuit Coprt of
Fairfax county, has been executed Given updor
my hand this 9th day of April, 1888.
W. E. GRAHAM,
apis Is Clerk Circuit Court Fairfax county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-10

Terms made known ON day OF sale.
For further information address WINFIELD B.
WATKINS, Alexandra, Va, or E. w. WATKINS,
Central National Bank Building, Washington,
DC. ap26 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-10
By r. It. Lucas. huctioneer.
NRUSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date or
the 10th day of January, 1885, of record in deed
book No 10, folio 200, of the land records of
Alexandria, Virginia the undersigned. trustees of
The Old Dominion Cooperative Building Asgo.
citation of Alexandria. Va, by order of the Board
of Directors of the said association WILL twelve
o'clock m. on SATURDAY, the 2sth day of April,
1888 in front of the Royal street entrance to the
Market Building. in the city of Alexandria, ex-
pose for sale at public auction for cash, tho fol-
lowing described property, situate in the said city
to w.t.
All that TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND
Oh the west side of St Asaph street, between Duke
and Wolfe streets aud bounded and described AS
follows: Beginning on the west side of St. Asaph
street SO feet inches south of Duke street, and
running thence south with st. Asaph street 81
feet 1t inches; then west parallel to Duke street
136 feet 10 inches to ten-fcet alley then north
with the said alley so feet 11a; inches to brick
stable then west with the south end of said stable
10 feet: then Lorth with the west side of said
stable 20 feet inches; then east with the north
end of said stable 20 feet; then south with the
east side of said stable Ia feet inches and then
east with direct line to the beginning
,nH0S. LEADBEATER,
RlCHD. II. LYLES, Trustees
JONAS FISHER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-10

DARBED FENCING WIRE-25 900 lbs tcar-
ID load received to-day and will be sold at R
low price for cash. We have in store also stock
of BUCKTHORN WIRE. Parties in want of
either will do well to call and sec us before buy
ing. JAS. +: CARLlN & SONS,
sp14 315 King ST., Alcxa., Va
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-07

Dr. II. Warner, who has been a resident OF
Springfield over i years, and has performed so
many wonderful cures, Is now prepared To use
the oxygen and Nitrogen Treatment as an aux.
iliary IN the treatment of Chronic Diseases of
which he makes specially. Therefore his
Once Will be open every day Except Sundays.)
competent attendant will be i'm the office 10
administer the oxygen and nitrogen treatment
the days the Dr. isaW8y.
II. Warner, VI. D., can be consulted free OF
charge two days every week at his office, 2l3
Westminster street, Providence II. l.,
tuesdays, a. IN. TO II m, : to and to p.
m Wednesdays, > a. m. 10 - IN. and to y. m.
Please remember the days and office hours
saturdays and Mondays at home, Office 227 Main
street, Springfield. Mass, Thursdays and FRIDAYS
at BAY STATE HOTEL, Worcester, Mass
Ladies who are sick and tired of supporters and
causttc treatment give you a cordial invitation
TO call and see me IL will cost you nothing:
should you net think IL advisable TO put your
case in my hands you are In no way uuder any
obligations TO do SO.
All persons who are suffering from impotence
and spermatorrhwu should at once place them.
selves under DR.. Warmers care, as his new and
wonderful mode Of treatment will restore the
worst cases in a surprisingly short time. You
will not have to wait weeks and months to see a
change. but Immediately commence to improve
from the first treatment. Tells Just how YOU are
without asking question.
For testimonials Of those who have been cured
III Providence please call at office.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-07
THE LAST CALL.

4 have come 10 call on KITTY
Hut that dapsei ISN'T in
"Gone 20 grandma's on an errand,"
Says her sister, with grni
Then this miss. half g!rl. half woman,
with wholly tombOy air,
Seats herscli apd disconcerts mo
with long and awful stare.
Does she know what am thinking
As idget meath her loOkf
Can this damscl real my feelings
From nv face ~ from "A book
Then she knOws what have come for,
COmprehends the state I'm Ia,
Ana the plea ure II affords her
quite explains that hOrrid grin.
80 yOu want 10 sec my sister
Says she 20 me, by-and-by,
Nth sIllG little sniCker.
Aud tw.nkle IN her eye.
'Ycs want 10 see your sister
II my answer, low and faint,
And my wits and word, fOrsake me.
)Shos enough 20 yeK saint.
"Lof. of fellows come 20 sec her
Ioyer's heart arrayed In crapc)-
And the grin with which she says II
Would DO credit % an ape.
Harry Jones was here last evening,
And he sigid, gnd staid, and stald."
On, the cheerful Information
Furnished Dy this charming maid'
"whon they SAID good night / saw 'em"-
Here she CYCLES In delight
"Do VOH ever kiss my sister
when you think you're out OF slghtf'
Oh. the awful thought that stabs me
10 the heart--jOs KITTY Green
Lot some other fellow kiss her
When she thinks she isn't sccn'
There comes Kitty. Oh good gcacousr'-
with her hand upon her mouth
TO keep back the laugh that shakes her
A. an earthquake docs the South.
Tommy Brown Is coming with her,
DON'T sou wish you had gum
My when Ihave boaux liko Kitty
Won't have "A lot OF fun
Iear,lcss wretch TO laugh at anguish
such as wrings a lovers heart
Doubt aud hope are In struggle
Shall tarry or depart;
DOes bG.0itchng KITTY love me,
A. she's led me 20 believe,
Oris she u fiirt delighting
com, Diolf, Harry TO deceiye'
.on ,o, oo,. Aacss did you see that'"
cries this damse, "on"oFoyo''
Not word have 10 utter -.
Doubt has conquered, love mas uled.
Where's my fancy for her sister,
II has vanished la "A tricc,
For behind the lilac bushes
Tommy Brown has kissed her twice.
~ must co. I say; good evening
Ana make a swift retreat
TO the music OF % sniCkcr
Tint Is any thing but sweet,
And cross the threshold conscious
or "a numrless little pain
l. IL wrath. or Is It sorrowy-
10 idgRled "Call again.
--Eb,H r. RtTfOrd. IN HirpG's leekiy.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-07
DR.. H. Warmers
B AL SA M 0 D { n D R 0 .

A preparation for Diphtheria. Coughs,
Colds. Canker, Common Sore Throat and
the root of the Disease at once and such
is its speedy effect. that any one using il
freely according to Directions for forty
eight hours and not entirely satisfied
with its merits. may return the Bottles
TO the one they purchase of and the
money shall be refunded This is no
caustic preparation, but one which IL
used in season, will save the lives OF
thousands. and every family should have
one Bottle in the house all the time.
SOLD BY ALL PiRsT-cLAss DRUGGISTS.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-07

Ask your druggist for DR.. Warmers
Balsam and take no other. as there is
nothing that can equal il. IL he should
not have it give him this advertisement
and have him order it at once. II is put
up in two sizes-price 80 cents and 81,
with full directions on each bottle also
the address Of II. Warner. VI. D.. SPRING
field. Mass, will he blown in each bottle.
None other genuine.
All orders promptly attended TO. Usual
discount 90 the trade.
II. WARNER. VI. D., sole manufacturer.
p. o. Box ll47. Springfield. Mass.
wM BLANDING, Wholesale Druggist.
80 and IS Weybosset street. Providence.
r. l., agent for DIR. Warmers Balsamoden-
dron.
As there are so many worthless medi-
cines put upon the market, we have de-
cided 90 put mp a sample bottle Of DR.. III
Warmers Balsam. price 25 cents. as in
ducement for people 20 test the merits Of
this valuable remedy,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-07

Visitor at Sunday-school (making
few remarks)--"Of course. children.
you all know why we come to Sunday
school. viii that bright little boy on
the front seat stand up and tell us9 Ny
Young friend. why do you come TO
Sunday-school?" Bright Little Boy
(eSplosively) Coz nom makes me
come
Little Ruth sat at table and heard
each remark as the plates were passed.
One wanted small piece" another
"a very little etc. When 1t came her
turn she reached her plate ont eagerly
toward the coveted food. "rll take too
much, II 90 please, papa" she said,
with naive sincerity. Detroit Free
-Europc's annual expenditures for
armies and flags is 81. S67. 500. 600. The
national debts incurred by war aggre-
gate s24. ll3. .057, ,655, on which a.. .OOO.-
100000 is annually paid out for Interest
The war question is rapidly merging
into financial one. III, is not there al
ready. Only three or four nations are
left who can afford even a short war.
AT recent meeting Of the Amer
ican Society Of Civil Engineers curl
Gus statement was made concerning the
durability of the sun-dricd bricks used
for building purposes in Peru. 1t was
said that these bricks seemed to inn
prove in quality wiihSge; 50 that when
n building three centuries old was torn
down in Lima. the bricks from the
ancient walls sold for a higher price
than new ones.-N T. Ledger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29

axe has hesen vEsszsng his fssess1. w
Il. SyS<. seEs sa- TIE E.zss en- Ae,z<iay-
Mrs. Waiter J Bah i reported Ss
rsaessx e-Sisr Ezsaaa her -esFzss Assssss
T. T. Els szsssse 3 r.zrs - Vancouver
a-ss3 reEara % Tssessszy ami FRIDAY.
Mr. .zd Mr. ] p johnson Of High
'sss3. Kansas. friends 81 Col Steele are
vssszassg IA the cstF
Rsks. o. Hxngsn and Miss isozffsA
I.sra<1 81 Sezttse. weTe Hs4Frfest y fsais
rssy On Nos lzs las b. Rev II. n
ssekssa<sse at the C5fisfsau church
judge Trash gszsSer Though on frs-
dav toward his hasae n sfsskarle Fails
Robert Rasasev, lfe II Nfrekes,. =
isresher En-iaz q George arklcy. q
the Letgsr. arrived ii the city this
week ard ziia Tsrsssafiy renzzE-
Rev Ea1ersnu<e 81 >pragsse w4s =
rsest o. Rev Father Hysesco Of tals
estT -everai DAYS this sseek-
Mrs W. D. Tyler Is visiting IL Port
land.
DR. II. Z Ncscrel, formerly OF this
city. was Recently mzrrsef TO Miss
Jane Mckee, aiso formerly OF stis
city, 81 the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
III r Mckee, az Washington. r. e.
W D. Smith 81 Rochester. Nina,
son of A. {. smith o. shls city. i here
On visit
Tosn Nicalfn % the iyh7tcoai Reseii-
e, xas in the city on ttfestneSsiay-
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Harry RaIi are sum
nlering AZ the Hot >p-hags
Miss Loa kinraia tnd Miss Stella
Thompson 81 Samnerp left fog califor-
MIA on Friday gnorTairl. 70 spend the
winter At sehsol IN ossianH.
Laurence Portma has returned
from his flying jogErnef into Eastern
Washington.
g. r. Hauke and EIaarsi YeoEei OF
this cts len this morning for trip
into the Inland Empire.
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waiIa waiia Personal Items.

W ALA W ALA, jury -.
Mrs. P. Il. Johnson, who has been
confined to her bed for month, is
nox able TO be about her room,
Bora on saturday, Jaly 81. 10 the
wife OF Harry Neville, 4 son.
A. II Reynolds and family and i
number of guests went into camp on
upper NH creek, Wednesday.
aiiss Minnie Daniels lett Monday
for Kansas city via san Francisco.
She win attend college in tac former
city for two years.
Rev. ]. II Beyan and family are Wis
iiing his brother At Pnyallup.
Rev. Frank fickner and family have
joined the army OF campers on upper
Mil creek.
Mrs. ". II. Andrews Is visiting her
daughter Mrs STEPHEN Whitman. at
Coear d'Alcne city.
II. l.. kinnic j visiting his brother
Charley n Pomcyoy.
Mrs. jos Smith and family have re-
turned from visit 70 her mother az
Salem, Oregon.
Mrs. l.. Stuabls6eld 3ad children OF
Los Angeles are visiting Mrs. Thomas
J. seward.
Geo. Brown who for several days
has been visiting his mother, leit
for his home in Bate. Wednesday
Or. Howard keyior. Julius slime
aud \. School, have returned from
their trip on Craig mountain.
ilsut. Brainarl and wile have gone
70 Vancouver barracks.
q. W Cuts and wife have returned
from Los Angeles.
Harry Winter has gone 70 the sal
mon river milFs.
Ned Isaac wall take charge OF the
Prescott mills next week.
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PASSENGER rs.

Northern Pacific TrafoI passed
Wallnla: ", w. Lvrnanl l.. Knight,
J. K. Hishley and Willis Wilson,
William McMaster, f. eFaddens j.
NJ. Williams, +. A. FliMary Dawl,
+. /. Hudson, Mrs. II. Thomas,
Col. C. G.. Bradshaw. n Carrie Hud-
son. Eugene Pierce, NJ Adeline Par
kcr. } ;. sherman, ia Barke, J. ;.
Mo-. torsOn. II. ). Bass J, W Hutch
ins,k H. n. HarFi4d 10 second
Ella passengers.
Oregon & CaliioFf Passed Med
ford: J. {. Ainswf. Jr., H. y.
Ainsworth, Miss worth, J. ".
Pile. wife ana son. lid Nickers, IL
+. Mason, wife and IA. Mrs. w IL.
Doanison. C. W. fhsrt, Miss l.. e.
Murphy. Mrs. l.. Cadrews, Miss x.
W. Ihompson, MrE. STANFORD, w.
III. Dcnaiston and ?. David Masters
and wife, George lsters. Mary II.
Pancoast, Anna lHapeeast, GeoFge
L. Norris. IL. 7. Her, David frayer,
Jr.: George W. Me, Allie Fletcher,
sarah b. Fletche Emiiy l. Evans.
Mrs.. 5. Tgnis. VT. Gray and wife,
Miss Spiegel. MI Dooittie and
wife. Mrs. Abel T. peo!ittle, Mary
Doolittle, Mrs. q. Bowen, Mrs. NJ
4. Dougherty, / q. Williams, wife
ana daughter. !. Sheldon, W. Il.
Croston, s. Ro bait, Arthur Reid,
Frank WIlia1ns, David j. Scott, ii.
Garretta, G. : lsy. Mrs Baker. +.
Ioehbruan. G .kiilcy. A. s;nnh, ;.
Claaswell, ii. kcriig, J Il. Woods,
wife ana child !. l.. Irvine and vile,
Z. &. Greer. Ehesn ana vie. Z. u.
McKennets. Fas nerd $ Greer, ).
+. Haiieck. E.F Elliott, Francis J.
Pinch. Geo. AMeFariand, Mary L.
Pinch, Haitidleed, Mary l.. Mcs5a-
tin, Fanny f'neh, Agnes fsthsei,
Mary Z. Csa9Fi. 7. J. spar, and II
second class
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PORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.



A very pleasant event was the en-
teFtainnseas given Wednesday evening
last rs the re-iienee % Mr.. ard Mrs.
Thomas Jaesman, 10 mutual friend :,
bY Miss Ella Bash and Mrs. Frank f.
Jsgo. Music and other entertainment
chased tae fiee.ing hour away. Some
of the rfieses present yeTe, Mr.. -.ss,s
Mr. A. K, Coleman, NJ. and NJ
Geo. jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Fr..ak Has
tinss, Mr.. ami Mrs TnrtMas Jaektaaa,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lies more, Mrs.
Morgan. Misses Byhec, Jones, Little
isii. brooks. Liver.a0rs Neil, Payne.
etetSon, Nash, Bush ans MeSsrs. War
rem Hastings, Howard i:ill, james a.
Wood, L J.. Penn and r. =. Jago-
Thursday evening the strains of
pleasing melody and the laughter OF
merry guests could be heard at the
residence of Mr.. t. ] @orrigan. The
occasion was = reception rendered 10
Mr.. John Wood OF California. who
has been 4 vi-itor oi Mr. G0rgigan for
some weeks past. Dancing, games,
etc, contributed generous measure
OF alnAsement to the guests present,
among whon were Misses sally Sean-
Eel. Morn, lseAkiIlSs tsalNf ASaFit4r
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood, and num-
Der o. gentlemen. Mr. Wool accom-
panied by his mother. lett on the Mex
leo last evening for san Francisco.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. b. 5. Miller and Miss Lillian
Miller have returned from the Hot
Springs Of British Columbia.
MIR Saml TriRholm OF Tacoma, IL
visiting his parents and friends.
Mr. J. T. Belyea has returned from
the East.
Mr.. ]. T. A. Bulliineh has returned
from his island trip.
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rmE cuAtFrAuouASs.



tien-Seass Notes.
CaAgrtUcrA BEAcH, Juiy - The
Chaatasqna convention was called t.
order hy the Friday pre- iling officer,
Rey. T. J. Watson, .; II q. III. The
HYMN Break Thoa the Bread Of
li.e, was sang, Miss Saica OF Tae1-
ma, pianist Rev. Samuel Greene then
spo&e AZ leasta, on the subject as ign
el bim Tn superintendent What
ever doahis tho audience may have
held concerning theispersance Of the
saperintenA eats Office, Herc SET at
ret hy Mr Greene remarks. lie
proved sha eaaeT certain conditions,
excellent re alls might BE- obtained
IA Ter oths fai'are There we're men
ysho woali 81 eaisy the Office, who
ceal3 leal ihe school 70 high planes Of
usciulue otaers co3ld 10 nothing
but hirier The Pe1ker ala that the
eaice Bas an important enc and he
gt1u isilei i must be Mameies, q man
If se1na Judgment having a strong
isse .oF the aAo.ars as wcll a. for his
Is.scs. aae who would We in has place
az sac r3gbt time. lie iausi ~ sois5a-
ase 50 taet Whenever he eegts gae
csile.res Re va have pleasant word
fr taa5u thus asslaE that he Is in
iercsl ia them. An important ele-
ue8ss Is the aba5ty 90 drew around
hfGi snca lsacaer- as ufil DO effective
work. So m8n mag have 81 these
essential bag lac suay under the Di-
vine h.es.las @es7EJire mast o. theni.
Ar Greene recon- 3.eutict that every
Sehssai ihi.sh noTmai training
class. where Eer-oas might &c prepared
fog wafE as & aehers ana ssrreFiatcaG-
eais The plan hi becu tried ia the
las IS ~ u. X slcees. itWas shUxu
that I'll ever Tie coaatrg there were
repTesgnt ,.ses ieam Easisrn schools
Who were unable to take the lead. hr
Drseae's hseai utsv have hsen high,
bat al present appreciated the fact
thst great sl5nes c0uia he accomplished
IL tae rigiit men a:ssi means were use j.
Res Winchester 81 Massachusetts
sand we SD uos alwaTs find the ideal
sapestnsen snt hat must take men a.
We hnI taessi ani be thankful that
among many failures there we're these
Rao co,si3 sasssec Tne consecrates
s+aeAHt rtatfs=+'a sastA1ifA-s &at- AH-ra
ers acrure3 Results saoal4 he left
gita God
I1eT- Wat ssn hal feand q man Tha.
. - 81 }aFsaran4us ~ fag as teacAias
asae eonceTue4. h9g in ysaova we're eoc4-
tEe - sass @aieZ 5ssz,le = ayrs4
,sssral.: au gs
bgv. 1scSay said iiiat suYeriEFeasl-
eRi nsEsss hage csceusiTe ability alag.
should ceszssal. Nith the pastor
Res. 10Ea4n sel3 hos 20 ks8
6et man vs-h Esnz fsee 70
tlSe ts1re, set the u.ileafs eonse sAts
is- dose 8 HlNs Re la2 I'd tar Taisi
aa ,il - cosep.ete Iass 81 shis, -
eveTy ucs lse 81 taar F.laae at tie
FsshE atse sud s4srf Themselves Is
.sse es-llrsa
Key Fza G Teea uea sbeI 81
ssaTE .8see etsr El.7- = t'asis r..
isssc - a4 81 ss-e esz eerg-tssa. tsigsss
q lss " Es5TsSaee s81E szssEA
M n l. an1zFs os eslaaE g
IS STE Wagk aas A g6ere
Il s.
Alses sagne E-sf the f.cxs~ gigAss
sse E,skss.s1gs s4ss SIS se@ sd arHSel-
~ svrsTeE xas
RN. u l. Piesse. xmfsssr q sase
ssSS ss..sly zsaa. sale szzr 10 II rain
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TACoMA sttt1afK.
tens.res atiaBAl EKcsrsiau-t3Igss
Guild Personal Gossip.
swt Frte -

AHssHta-tr &1cn ss1oN
The Coagre -4t.nnal church gave t.
i-saa Eift rg-afsiaa oa TttesisF even
las last tast rn5sct 8 vary enjoyable
a.ralf ai4aavgll tae i,8ai tasthsd been
oaHieei fsl.ed p pas ia an appearance
uaitga 81 tie d4s pYnliiucslt 81 fte
usfa gers a~ vel ls tlse S1csi Ehe
skesal GA.cs was crawaei e. the iinl't
0f at ssees,Fc. Eaa grli se Wa c1utiEe3
Be- she lseiEiiaaE.rE Earh1re TIE
charcA viz is8eat the performance
nest month during tie l's3l 81 an
THs esr1s auHp
fhe 'firls Gusli ct Sd l.ukc s.
ch1Teh had . very eaj1yatic mesltn.
on Medne sias evening st tae sss.
8cnee Il J. II Hah About sixty
usealbers wcre present. and between
Snort aasGrcsscs. masie, dancing and
refreshments, ~ eTsuims was enc TO
te CHERISHED ia mem0ry.
An&FrEs7 rsrStc.
TIE ch1lTen u the Baystiss sunslay
se.sapl ~ acd as large number 0s
grown f04ks. src booking forward with
t7giclls eXl~. tsftsns toward tee excar-
SION and EtefiiC 70 e eivea nexs Tues~
day
PERSONAL
I'ea Is , ThoaiFs9u % t'sis c5ty &
Ha Tn SeH Nu-k
Harry sharp ulta D. Escea vlssiiar
a ga Aea4e =. Mes Jersey sar tesi
moaths past /. ga hiss way ze&.
IA. heusacr a. Asa4afza < . gilner.
Va On VISA - ; Spokane Fails tbs
Seek.
1air ABya has rstsraeI lron
0iKaSfls t-se -es aa IS tae supreme
cs1ri havies Sell cslell ei.
" L. fsaeg. saa resigned tsse
etiee o. c's yc7k in the zsss-tsiaers
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