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The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

taught school in winter. Later he entered
Mount Pleasant acadamy and spent two
years in the study Of law In 1862, having
meanwhile moved In Missouri. where he
taught school, Mr.. Clark struck cut for the
great west and drove a team to Central
CITY Colo. where be found work in
quartz mine, and the year following came
to Montana, reaching Bannack July !, 1875.
Then he went to Horse lralrle ana toOh
uD mining claim which he worked sue
cessfully. In 1864 he invested his capital
in R tram with which he went To Salt
Lake aud purchased a load o. merchan .
disc upon which he realized q large pTUht
in Bannack. Mr.. Clark crossed the Null
len pass in the first stage driven over the
divide at that point, snd established gen
eral merchandise business At BlackfooL
one deal in tobacco which Mr.. Clark made
abOnt this time must have resulted in
profit of $4,000 % $4,000. Mr.. Clark
made several trips overland 10 the Mlssis-
sippi valley, attended by great deal OF
danger and hardship. In lehS be opened
a wholesale business IN Heiens in company
with X w. DOnnell, of New y 1ork, but the
store was removed 10 Deer Lodge in 1870.
and :. <. Larabie admitted 20 the hrm. In
lo72 Mr.. Clark began his career as
banker, and also engaged largely in min
ing in the Butte camp. From
that time forward he las
been one of the most prominent
figures in MontanR's industrial history. He
WAS the representative OF Montana AT TIE
philadelphia centennial exhibition, and Ia
1877 was elected grand master Of the Mon
tRna grand lodge of Masons. Mr.. Clark
TOOK part in the campaign against The Nez
Perces, having been commissioned major
BY the governor. He was president OF the
constitutional convention OF 1894, and very
much scainst his will was the candidate of
the democrats for delegate to congress ~
the last election. His CANVASS of the terri
tory showed that he was possessed Df
high order of talent, and raised him greatly
IN the esteem OF his friends, who are mum
bered by the thousands.
Mr.. Clark married In VI arch, 1859, Miss
Kate lie Stsutfer at COnnelisyille, Pa, by
whom he has had five children, four of
whom are still living. They have an ele-
giant residence in Butte, where they en-
terrain Hospitality Mr. and Mrs. Clark
have Travelled extensively. both in the
United States, Europe and Mexico. Mr..
Clark has the faculty of making friends as
few men have it.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
COMMITTED SUICIDE.

A Man Named Erickson Takes Strychnine
and Dies in East Helena.
Yesterday the dead body of a man was
found near the creek in East Helena and
Coroner FOllenius was telephOned- The
coroner secured Undertaken Flaherty and
together they went to where the body lay,
placed II in a coffin, brought il TO Helena
and placed it in the morgue. A jury was
summoned and the inquest was set for yes
terday afternoon, but owing 70 the absence
OF witnesses the case was postponed until
= o'clock this morning. From what
can be learned it was delib-
crate suicide. The mans name
il Erickson. first name unknown, and
that he deliberately committed suicide there
Is no doubt. When found be was lying
by the side of the creek, and short dis
tance from HIM was found a broken bottle
which had contained strychnine. BY the
side OF the bottle was a small pebble which
had evidently been used 10 break the bot
tie. as the cork was hrmiy imoeddec In the
necB.
The man from Appearances had taken
the poison and then crAwled 10 the stream
TO get drink when the poison began TO
take effect, but had died before be reached
the water. When the cOroBer found the
body IL was lyIDg face DOWN. ard near the
water. with fTUth around the mouth and
the features distorted as If the man had
died in dreadful agony. On the corpse was
was found fish line and a number OF flsh
hooks, a pipe filled with tobacco ana a
buckskin purse in which there was one
nickel The clothes were those of q work
ingman, and il was learned that he had
been doing odd jobs around East Helena
for some days. Two men recognized the
corpse as that of a man named Erickson,
and will give in their testimony to-day.
Detective Walters was given the bottle
which had contained the stryehnine and
commissioned to find out where be procured
il, but was unable to do SO. The facts in
the case may be developed at the inquest
to-day.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

travelled oy the way Of the lsthmus TO
san Francisco, and then to Boise Basin.
Idaho. He engaged in mining in Idaho
till the fall of 1856, when he went 10 Vir-
ginia City and up to 1878 had mined in al
principal camps of Montana. In that year
he went into the stock raising and butcher
ing business in MiSsouls county. In lSss
he formed partnership with Capt c. P.
Higgins, OF MissOula, in the cattle bust
ness, and in the same year removed TO
Choteau. in which vicinity the firms herds
range Mr.. Mitchell owns a fine ranch.
and is largely interested in real estate and
valuable mining properties in the west
side He is unmarried, but expresses q
willingness TO change his condition.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

At St PauTs Methodist Episcopal church,
corner Of Broadway and Ewing street. the
pastor. Rev. A ID. Raleigh. will preach to-
day al IL o'clock At 5 p. m. Rev. r c.
Wylie, district secretary Of the National
Reform association, who is on q tour
among the constitutional conventions, will
speak on the subject of righteousness
Exalteth a Nation; or, Moral Principles in
Civil Government" The public are cor
daily invited. Seats free.
Rev. +. W. Flint will preach in the
morning 81 the First Presbyterian church.
No service in the evening. sunday school
at 2.3O.
Preaching as usual st the Congregational
church y The pastor, Rev. Z. ID. Kelsey.
Bible class and Sunday school at $50
Young peoples meeting at 7:l5. 4 cordial
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
White, tombstone & Co.,
Real Estate.
Rooms ) and 6. Union Block

30 Feet Best Main Street Property, $500
per foot.
100 Feet Main Street Property, $4,000.
IA Feet, corner Lyndale avenue and
Main street, $500.
30 Feet Main Street Property, $3.50.
90 Feet on Tenth avenue, near Warren,
very cheap.
125 Feet, Montana Avenue Addition,
Broadway frontage, $1,000.
Lots in Grand Avenue addition, at foot
OF Main street, at $500.
A fine corner in Bsssett's addition, $500.
Flower Garden addition lots at $3.50.
B.oadwater addition lots at $235.
Syndicate addition lots at $3.50.
400 Feet in Northern Pacific Second ad-
dltion. $1,000.
Lots in all additions.
Residences, from $500 10 $4,000.
Ranches for sale or exchange for Helena
property.
Lots in y. p. First addition. 800,
A 3-stOry brick hotel, now renting for
200 per annum, for sale cheap.
Houses for sale on the monthly Install
ment plan.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
BUY A HOME
ON THE
INSTALLMENT PLAN

sISOo-New cottage on Breckenridge
street.
$I5O0-Cottage on Lyndale avenue, be-
tween motor line and street cars,
half block from Helena avenue.
$IJ0O-Dwelling house on Lewis street.
half block from Helena avenue,
very convenient for railroad men.
$l6OO-New dwelling on Eighth avenue,
between Idaho and Dakota avenues,
and 100 feet from motor line.
Sl6oO-Handsome cottage on Alta street,
200 feet south Of Broadway, in VAL
ley View addition, lot 3sxl0O, ele-
CANT location.
$1600-New cottage on Madison avenue,
two blocks from motor line, conve-
nient for Montana Central X. K. men.
Each of toe foreg ing houses is either jus, com
pleteo or spproschf1g completion. ksch con
sAins : rooms; elosess, pantry es.l.r- cit. elts
lots They sre built from the beet materials BY
Skilled workmen. are exec lently arranged and
sttTsetive. The :sfms on esea are $50 down.
Handsome new dwelling on Madison av-
enue, two blocks north of motor line.
containing six rooms. two closets,
pantry. cellar, city water, good out
buildings. fine lot and excellent To-
cation. $500 down and $50 monthly
800 Each for four lots 35x1O0 in Hewins
OOhu- pei I1O-
$4OO each for two corner lots. 50x140. in
y. p. addition No. 1. 800 down, $25
monthly.
FOR REM.
S15-Four rooms cor. 9Th ave. Hoback st.
$20-5-rOom house, Broadway.
$35-New house, jefferson ST, bath, hot
and cold water.
$500 feet on Helena avenue. ten
years. privilege TO renew.
S45-l0-rOOm brick, Ewing street.
$15-Half double house. Benton avenue.
$30-6-room brick. bath room, central.
Fire, life and accident insurance.
Money TO loan at 10 per cent.
MATHESON & STEELE,
1921 North Main Street
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21


When the fact of the transfer Of Rev. r.
r. Smith. OF this city. to his old home field
in the east became generally known, dur
ing the late session OF the Montana confer
ence, a few of his particular friends put
their heads together and presented the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution. which
were unanimously adopted by a rising
vote:
WHEREAS, We have learned of the prob
able removal OF Rev. L Z. Smith % his old
conference. the Cincinnati. thus severing
his connection with this body: therefore,
Resolved, That we very much regret
the fact of his removal from us. We have
always found him q genial, faithful and ef-
ticient servant of God. We shall cherish a
kindly feeling for him and shall ever pray
for bis prosperity and usefulness wherever
in the providence of God, his lot may be
cast. Should he al any time desire TO re-
turn 10 this conference, we will gladly
welcome him into our fellowship.
W. A. SHANNON.
w. Z King.
J. ). MCALLIsTER.
GEORGE COMFORT.
GEO. {. STULL.
gro. NJ. RYDER"
When the transfer was announced, DIR.
A. =. Leonard, missionary secretary, who
was present. arose and said: As repre-
sentative of that conference. 1 welcome
his return. He will be cordially received
by his brethren there.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

Ireland. He came to
the United States in
1851, settling in Phil
adelphis, Pa. where
he lived until 1858.
In that year he be-
came one Of the vic
tins Of the gold fever
then raging. Hear
ing from a brother in
san Francisco OF the
gold discoveries in
Idaho, Mr.. Mitchell
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
. w. jackson. muslc dealer.

G.. w. jackson, music dealer.
Dinner from u 70 at the Bon Ton.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, No.
Is North Main street
K. X. Z. Carpenters dental rooms, room
30, Pittsburg block. Take the elevator.
Go TO Chicago shoemaker for repairing.
One dollar for half-sOling. In basement of
Atlas building. Frank ROeder, proprie-
tor.
Go east via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways, the new sleeping and
dining car route 70 81. Paul and the east.
Through trains leave Helena daily at III ;S5
a.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
REAL ESTATE.
Bargains for To-Day.

$2,5OO-Choice new brick on Ninth ave-
hue.
SO 200-Elegant new five-room frame on
Eighth avenue. Complete in every re-
sptet.
S3,l0O-Choice five-rOOm, neat design, on
motor line and Eighth avenue.
S5,OOO-A modern home. complete, with
closets, pantry and outhouses, Eighth
avenue.
Sl2.5O0-The old Merchants Natioual
Bank building. Can give possession
in about 80 days,as their new building
will be completed about that time.
This propert will rent readily for
s175 TO $500 per month.
Sl1,5D-Pelican Saloon building and
grounds on easy terms.
$1,000 Property belonging to Foller
estate; on Main and ClOre streets. now
rents for 1910 per month.
81 ,2D-Choice residence on Warren
street, six rooms, lot 60 SxII1 feet.
-, 1p-FOr lots l, ,, 3, 4, in block 8.
Valley View addit on on Broadway.
This is the only choice residence site
in this locality.
s450-For lot 13. block 81, Northern Pa
cific No. l..
S7,5OO-For elegant ranch, 24O acres,
four miles from Missoula, with good
water night aud buildings, about fifty
head milch cows and 100 acres good
saw mill timber.
We have choice lots In all the addi-
tions at lowest figures and best terms.
est list OF selected residences in the city,
at your own terms. Will trade cattl. or
horses for city property.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

This is the second ana last week of our
great special sale Of hosiery and summer
underwear. Don't buy thing because IL
is cheap loses its application and force
when applied to hosiery, because il Is a.
staple a. ice cream Al a chuTch festival.
- to IS so ladies' hose Tor 81 pair; 81
to 8 so for 80 cents, and IS cents TO 81 tor
90 cents.
A 5O-cent vest for - cents; better Al 81
cents, aud sn elegant silk vest in all coloTs
at -. RALEIGH X CLARKE.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
Very Serious, Indeed!

1t is question of money with ninety what
clothes shall
nobody The best judges pretend Nobody can
be- really, who the active Clothing
is question of moneysake it all in all you that
sofor ninety nine in hundred dom
money We Clothing less costly
and reliable than many That steadily
week in and week We call the
however that low prices nothing unless Joined reliability
and quality 1t is by this union of reliability and
name has received its meaning and following
title your patronage simple. We clothe you better
charge less.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
sauerbraten at the Louvre sunday.
Harvest Excursion Rates.

The Northern Pacific railroad will sell
harvest excursion tickets from Duluth, ST
Paul ard Minneapolis TO Helena and Butte
and return at one fare for the round trip
S4S gOD Tickets will be sold on Aug 5
and 20. sept. 10 AID "a, and Oct. 5. EX-
treme limit thirty days. StUpOveTs al
lowed within limit of ticket.
a ID. EDGAR, Gen't. Agt.. Helena.
CHAS. ,. FEE, Gen'l. Il. x L. A. StPaul.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

somewhat unkind
and does not repre-
sent his romanesque
eOuntenance as il is.
Mr.. Middleton was
born in Washington
county, Minnesota.
Jan. 81, 1858. was
raised on a farm. ed
ucated in the district
school and in the ST
CrOix Valley acade-
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
Just in Time.

Ii is not too late 10 buy lawns and white
goods when you can buy them at such
prices as will prevail here this week.
sIS-cent lawns for cents a yard; Is cent
lawns for s.. cents a yard. 2O-cent lawns
for 10 cents a yard. A great variety of
fayal batistes in satin stripe effects reduced
from 20 to 10 cents yard
White goods. lace and satin stripe effects
reduced from 20 TO 10 cents; 25 TO II =; so
To %. etc. RALEIGH & CLARKE.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

invitation and hearty welcome extended
10 all. .x..-s-....
church thIs morning and evening al the
usual hours. Morning subject, TO nom
shall We Go p" Evening subject, Motk
out Your own SaivatiOn.' sunday school
st Gas a. M All invited.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.
President william a. Clark.

Few men of fifty have as young an ap-
nAarance As does william A. Clark, presi-
dent OF the Montana constitutional con
vention, particularly If their lives nave
been as eyentful as his Mr.. Clark is ma
tive of Pennsy ivania, and resided in that
state until he was IL years old, when he
removed with his parents TO Iowa. Work
ing on his fathers farm In summer, be
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
Died,

ADAMI-In Helena July -, Leousrd Jscob
Adami, son of John Adsmi, aged nine months.
The funeral will take place this Afternoon ST :
o clock from the IA 1fly residence, No. $50 est
Main street. Friends of the family are invited 10
attend
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

The summer school at EngelhOrn's Hell
ena Business College will continue until
Aug. %. Terms SO per month.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
Now IS the lime.

If you want house furnishings now is the
great opportunity 20 get them cheap. For
the next thirty days, to reduce stock,
Messrs. Sturrock X Blown will offer great
bargains in this line.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

MINING PROPERTY FUR sALE-A recent
vi lease and bond on our property IN Union
vile having Izpsed BY the non-scrion and disap-
pe8rsnce Of Mr. F1snnery. the Lessee. n ie again
Tor sale large Dxniels plsner and Bsr eigh
and Exploring Company. 5 J. Jones, agent
TAME TO my pla-e ~ Big Prickley Pear valley
- Saturday, June ;, Is-s, eorrei horee
with halter on. white stripe in the face; two
branded on left thign; shoc sn around Joseph
Parent
II OST-A white mare from Helena, had bell
IL round the neck and giAss eye, branded y
on right shoulder weight sbouti .ooo pounde;
turning TO A Swansea
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
Services To-day.

The trust broken, Binder twine cheap
at A. J. DAVIDSON & Co.'S.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

While the member from Custer does not
pride himself upon his beauty it is but JUS
tice to say that the accompanying cut is
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
ga so Hosiery for SI.Oo.

Order your Milwaukee beer thorugh tel
ephone lS7. Z. j. kenck. agent.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
HELENA IN BRIEF.

What is sauerbraten9 Go to the Louvre
and see.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

T. GRAHAM & CO.,
Thompson Block. Room 10. opposite
Grand Central Hotel.
Telephone 270.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
NEw PROPOSITIONS.
ComnIimentary Resolution.

La Estrella cigar, lOc. and two for 25c..
at the Bijou.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

The republican member from Chotesu
county was born in lS4S in county Derry.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

75x125 Feet, North and East Front corner
Cannon and Garfield streets, $1,000
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21

30 Feet Front on Lyndale ave-, near Sanders ST,
$4,000
The Helena independent., 1889-07-21
WI Ant C0LU M N.
For Sale

KISDERGARTEN furniture for sale Plano
IN for rent Apply for one week 70 Mise
Eddy, Helena Business College.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06
What a Fortuna

IL good healthy, pcarly skin, Few
are aware Of the short time 1t takes Tor
Il disordcred liver to cause blotchcs on
the face, and dark greasy skin, One
bottle of Begg's Blood Purifier and
Blood Maker will restore this organ to
It's natural and healthy state, and
cleanse the blood Of all impurities, 1t
~ meeting with wonderful success.
We guarantee every bottle. NJ. A.
Miller, Druggist.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United states Land 0flicc,

United States Land Office. \
Oregon CITY, oregon, Noy :. 1881
NOTICE Is hereby given that in compliance
~ with the provisions OF the act OF Congress o,
June 3, lsES eltttled AN ac' for the sale Of tim
her lands in the States Of California, Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory
DtSUAN SHAW,
Of Seattle, county of King, territory Of Washing,
ton, has this day filed III this office his sworn
statement No, islc, foT the purchase Of The S. w.
III Of Section No, 4 in Township No, l3 south.
Range No, loast aud will ossr proof 10 show
that the hand sought Is moEc yaGssIblc for lis tim,
her Or stone than ivr agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land heiorc the Register
and Receiver Of shis office at Oregon City Or,
on Friday, the l4th day Of March, 1880.
lie names rs witnesses q. n. Smart, A. Russell,
wm McAdain and J. stoddart all OF seattle King
county WI
ANY aud all persons claiming adversely the.
Nhoye%lescrlled lands aFe requested TO file their
'aims In tbtE oaiee pn or before said
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06

There is nothing parents should be so
careful about as selecting cough syrup.
Begg's Cherry Cough Syrup costs no
more than the cheap and inferior nos
truins thrown upon the market. The
best IL none too good. he sure and get
Begg's Cherry Cough Syrup, We keep
It OH hand ut all tiuaes. VI. A. Miller,
Druggist.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06

For lame back try saturating a
piece Of dannel with Chamberlain's
Pain balm and binding II Oh to the ef.
fcctcd parts, This treatment will cure
any ordinary case in one or two days.
Pain Balm also cures rheunctisn,
sprains, swellings and lameness. 80
oeMt bottles for sale by NJ. A. Miller.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06
Sunday Column.

Have yon mct With troubled Ar,
voa discouraged and sad ut hearts
Don good decd 10 some ono you can
help; speak aword OF kindness to some
one you can make glad. 1hccnrc fol
yonr own sorrow Is to stop broolinp
ever 1t and 20 70 work to comfort and
help your nciglbor, or at lcast to 80
10 work ~ cure the trouble yon gricvc
over. Work is the bost remedy for
hrnrl-aclic.
II your church u not filed with in
tcres'cd and earnest worshippcrs the
lews ~ we'll as the pulpit IL 10 blame
ior IT, II every heart in the audience
liz aglow with the ioyc OF ssuls the de-
fees Of tho preacher will not keep the
people away. We should cultivate
what The Christian Register calls
"the drawing power Of the pew"
"Tha cure Of 0ll ills,D says George
Macdonald, "is neither more nor less
than more life" The true elixir Of
lie is the imparting Of new life. To
have the divine breath inbreathed, to
lie born into the new spiritual--this is
highest blessing. II this divine and
'iiali1ing breath comes TO us afresh
oeory day our souls shall never die.
1T il the caase, and not the death,
that makes the martyr" A martyri.
a witness. The thing We witness for
inparts value 10 our Witnessing.
The Evangelical Alliance for the
United States will hold q national
meeting in fremont Temple, Boston,
tho dth, 9TH aud 9th Of December
next, A most attractive programme
ilas been prepared, including the
names Of many prominent clergynen
and laymen. The meeting II expect
ol to equal ia interest anl influence
the great Washington Conference OF
1887.
"Tho question is fairly raised" says
the Boston Christian Register,
"whcther a church that il open an
hour or two on Sunday, and closed
the rest Of the week i doing its duty
to either God or man, But, on the
othor hand, the question may also be
raised whether the tendency is not tx-
treme in the other dircclion-wheth-
or II fcyerish, cxcilable activity, re-
ligious hustle, II confused whirr Of cogs
and wheels, the noise of escaping
steam, has not taken the place Of the
old-lashiuned semnolenco."
The whole world is beginning to un
derstand tina, the secret Of Christian
power is the indwelling spirit which
Christ sent ut his going away into the
heavens. Says the Christian World.
Arguments drawn from miracle,
prophecy, analogy, and what not,
would utterly fail to keep Christianity
from being recKoned among the dead
faiths of the world we're there not
men and women whose integrity, pur-
iiy, bcniticence, aud selt-denial show
that Christ is still living in them"
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fRrrNwoop,s rlNE ARr srrplo

Is the place where you can got any
style or Kind Of picture that you may
wish. Old pictures copied and cnlNrg
tsany size, Goloree In oil, wnter eolnrs
orlIndu ink, cruyOns and postle por-
traits made TO order No pictures sent
away; all work done 1T my studio
Prices the lowest. Call and exaIAine
specimens. All work guaranteed.
soliciting d share Of your patronage,
! am respectfully yours,
1ty III fNT1'Aft. NteAt q "a ylisas
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06

Mr.. 4. p. Lovejoy, II large dealer in
general merchandise at Wabuska, Ne
vada, says: II have tried st. Patrick's )
Pills and can truthfully say they are
the best | have ever tuken or known
Oscdn As pleasant physlc or for dis
orders ofthe liver they will always give
perfect satisfaction, For sale by NJ. A.
Miller.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06
BURGLARS.

"A newspaper man, noted for his
prowess, was awakened last night By
his wife, with the announcement
Dear, there's somebody in the house,
"0h don't shoot that old chestnut ut
me! or course there's someone IA the
house. I'm here and so are you"
Don't try to make yourself bigger
idiot tnan nature intended. There are
strange men down stairs, and / know
it,
Poor devils, i don't blame 'em much
for getting under cover such night us
thlsn
"lou sleepy head, can't You get it
through your thick skull?--there are
burglars in the house"
"Poor fools, what hard work they'll
have aud what little rewrrd.u
"For PHYS sake so and frighten
themaway."
The weary journalist then crawled
to the head of the stairs, and knowing
well enough no thieves were about
called out oyer the baluster, "Say, Mr..
Burglar, If sou take trick tn this
house don't forget I'm in OH it. Re-
member If you find anything worth
carrying away I'm 'halvers,'n When
the brave man returned to his couch
his disgusted wife had turned her
head to the wall and was snoring like
a steam wood saw. Sunday Welcome.