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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Eaxrg steek cess Iaszae asa "iA -
ssnt - kalaaz4z.s-
young eos n2aae1 Harry >t'ecz,
seAsFHg sseleal 1Ll4ck 81 sgssa q.
w4s 4pFEe1el1sd yesterday a2srai~s 8
aEa taxes u sae eeeniy isl tgE sale
keep.aZ TIE efi.a has loag beea q
s.elsm q spIsge ats. aud las sat-
feEed mealal disturbance tEom tsne %
sl1s. bul lsFss before ID - Fioieai 8
teEae as p41-eu.zr csfsss-t-4al q
liIad sssIls o. e Iu the 8 1.reet.oa % lfe
eestEuet.ou y property aa4 tls Eu e.
tlca - ~ lEF upou GlDlself. be49ze
be capture 1e Eell gcrglgh tle streets.
bfeaxzg the HndoRs lT8m Dg1se 81
house, untl ~ 11d c0ne = .Ag
ame9lt " damage. Waea l91ge4 ~
jail. he directly west H. HolA
- tsaE Up the Grape y
0f tle Toon znd 20 sa ash
- furniture. lie VAS then pas into 8
room destitute of furniture, and left 60
hls oHn resources. kqaai, as se seemed
% tes o. Al emergencies, stuck clunbed
70 the grazing that protests = a0Tmel
window AID, Fezchsng leg through
tae bars, Kicked Out pane ot glass.
Nita one ~ the pieces 81 tie slass ne
began hacking away al hls oHa throat,
And succeeded IN making an ugly,
bleeding gasl before he vas d.scOFere4.
lne count physician sewed up tne
wound, a. tle cnua WAS hAndcuuea
and etiecluaiiy SECURED. lie WAS adj
Judged ins-ue b. the probate court,
yesterday. and today he vii bo taken
10 Kalamazoo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

- -ae E4ster fzEaasa-Axs xsaLe.
41s Pcilgcal NaF = Eearsx a. eloSe
la kreszogs. znd tAs IselsoeEsts wac
hage deaasd ths ?. Ell elo4k ia oar
ecantY ln order - cssTs ca. tesa. .Iolit-
leal se.asUes. les u - srsGls-s q tAs.f
bocts. - rs essly y.slt2e ghst taes
81 siee.ea 10 SAY IS hoaas. Il 3
p.2ialY yis.1ss ga every haaa tnAt sae
Old Eaae democrats. Who hzNe oesn
loya. - tAe Cd party 10, these msnt
years. aEs pulhag oes, xnd express tae.F
deslrs opsnly and bojdly 10 hslP de-
feat tas riag which = trying 70 make
pcHUcal capital cut ~ tbe oEgsnikst0a,
and Their votes sc the polls on Tuesday
wlll 90 20 prove their assertions thal
they are not "a syiuPsthy with tAe
gng.
Iua recent brsiny Isfsrtiele written
by efreepouer' 70 the Hastings Jour
nal, the EFteT went On - state that
s'rne great aud only C0igToye opened
uD slae SHOW here saturday evening
ocioDer IS. TIE audience consisted oi
four Repaid icaas, two Democrats, three
4. Of l.. i've boys and one dog They
were al there tat tne 0og-he STAYED
outside a. ali dogs DO, ana Wrscked nls
tTaIu trying 80 write up new chestnut
for tBa Journal. "freeporter's !" party
seems t0 be particularly fond OF dog. a:
their .0ltIcAi speeches are pTOinsely IL
lustg.led bY dog stories. Al a political
L. l. speech IN tnlon Hall, "Wednesday
evening. October 20, the speaker had -
much dog mixed ia h.s address that
about hall the audience got SICK and
left .Ong before tne conclusion. Some
OF the prominent =. Is were among
those WHO left and expressed desire u
choke the speaker O1.
Nearly every Republican In tins see
ton received letter from JnO. ".
Fletcher, mailed by the L. rs. eminent
- speaker here, Which stated that We
had been assured we were not in favor
ot an extremely high tanif, aud real lzed
that the Mckinley bal had proven 20
be an oppressive measure, and he made
bold 10 enclose some OF his slips. The
Freep0rt Republicans have no use foI
his slips, bat will 20 up 10 tie polls ou
Tuesday and east their votes for the
Hon. Jas. O'Donnell, who is good
enough for us. PRoTEcTIos.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
THE DEATH OF NEDEAU.
The Cororner's Jury says il was PureI
Accidental

The Cororner's Jury says il was Purely
Accidental
A coroner's jury was empanelec yes
terdaY to inquire into the circum-
stances of the death of Joseph Nedeau,
the old man killed by d North Park
locomotive Saturday night. The engi-
neer and fireman OF the train were ex-
amined, but they could give no facts
beyond those published in the TELE-
GRAM-HERALD Of Sunday morning.
II was learned that Nedeau had been
drinking somewhat on Saturday, but il
was not made to appear that he was in
tOxiCated. He has a good reputation
at the Soldiers Home for sObriety and
a good character generally. He WAS
IS years OF age, and his home was IN
Monroe.
The verdict Of the jury was to the ef-
feet that Nedeau's death was acclden-
tai, but il recommended better prOttc-
ton for the public at the point where
the accident occurred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
gas BOARD oF rRADK
Aaa@4g EIsokiea ~ Esirsossrs fer ihe ksn
s1tag ear.

4 %&ts
TIE anUusl meeting of the Grams
Rapids boAnd q Trace vii ee held Al
tss orioe 81 TIE s.oard. On TUESDAY
Novem5er i. 1889. There wiii n
slscied ihifly-ons directors Pals VII
le open belwesa Ehe hours u 10 .. IA.
&Ed ,. IA. The follow ma nominations
have eeen M2dss
" A. Andersen. 5. = Asp.nwsll, @
A Bali, Willard BArnhArt, &. r Be-
knkp, 6ee. g Briggs, frec b CLARK, &.
&. IomsiOck. r Crofion Fox, +. L. fAi-
Ter, A H. y loer., WA. nArnsoa. Il. r.
Hastings. ~ .. deFp9lshela.ef, J. 1.
herknsr. A. Il. hoasapyl, /. G Lev,
Daniel Mccoy, Fred {. Miller, A. =.
Ausss imam. 6aias " Perkins, Il. ".
Putnam, q. l. Qaimby. Wa. N kohln-
son. /. g Stove, Ihos. ".
stlahan. W. J. stuart, r a.
stDd.ey, n. y. Tolford, /. NJ Turner,
}. ID. Uley. Ii. u. {. Nan Aslnas,
J. A. Covode, j. =. CreQues NJ. ;
Crosby, r. H. Donnslly. {. ". baton
+. b. Fasber, \. A. Fletcher. l.. IL.
F0oge, Henry ldena, c. ". Jenning
e. Is. Judd. Mm. Judsons Don >.
Leatners, ;. NJ. Lemon, G.. III Leonard,
r. Lslieller, L. J. Rndge, stephen A.
scare, John Schiller, ". X. Shelby, {. Il.
Sigh, /. G. smith, :. J.. Stevens, III, A.
Nedders, j. A :. Nerdier. &. 6. A.
Nosgt, r. h. Msilin, ]. n. Weston,
John Nlddlcomb, A. b. lefex.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Special 10 the TELKGRsa-HERsLD.
FREEPoRr, Mich, Nov. l.-Peter
Doran, the Democratic nominee for
Senator from Kent county, addressed
small audience ut Union Hall this
afternoon. His talk WAS upon
the tariff, of course. and, of course, ne
declared it all wrong. But it was
wrong because the reduction made by
the Mckinley bill was not made in
just the same way it should have been
by the Mills bill. He endeavored to
show that the tariff law draws the line
between the rich man and the poor
man, favoring only the former. The
audience became tired, many of them
Old-llne Democrats, and left the house,
and when he drew his address 10 4
close, only about half the chairs were
filed in the small ball. He is in favor
OF short sessions of the Senate, and IN
formed his limited audience that If
they elected him they would have
short sessions, as he and some of hls as
sOciates had agreed to make il such,
and 1t Is safe TO say that his session will
be Of short duration.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
A NEW sAWMILL.

To be Erected In This City By the Wild
dIcomb Furniture Company.
The Widticomb Furniture Company
viii erect aui operate afirst-class band
saw mill upon a piece of ground just
north of the factory.
Il VII have q capacity Of about 5,000,-
600 yearly. and they expect TO have the
mil running in sixty days. The COM
pany recently purchased shout 5000
acres of hardwood timber with a stump
age Of 81 600. 600 of ch0ice OAK and other
hsrdv0ods. and it Is proposed 70 haul
the logs to tbis city ard msnuflctura
them here. This IS = splendid thing tor
the city. as e viii give employment 90
large number Of MEN, who VIII spend
their money here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

A Oeea-sl1ea crs~A 81 a14 Listea g.
Alelsseras's SReeeh

TIE last Hartman Hail crowd of ths
psessat ezaspl.gn coavensa Isst even
ing a lae iate1ess 4 81. 81. Eora Snd
the Ismoeraslc t.eket. In peans of
nansbsgs ard deportment tae eeowa
differed Is 40 resgeet tf0m the Demo
GRATIS noisy elements NAe have grNoesi
f0rnss polse@l eaml~isDs ~ she.F
presence.
Ine pres dent OF the evening wss
Nayor Uhi. who opened the meeting
VIA carefully prepared speech e
fifteen or twenty minutes. fairly bris-
usng Win Democrats free trade points.
lie lxgaB by telling tae people that ne
need not a1monlsn them thSt ~. IL.
t0Td = CA guard, Au0 went On "a
sSY That any cltlzcn. however exalted
might feel proud ~ have sueh
ail INTEL gent crowd 81 stlll and lei ban
talk 10 Them. lie revealed thc oplec.
oI Tue gathering 10 t< 20 DaFe sOane
patriot SAY fAe last word on behalf ~
constitutional liberty" He worked Ia
with much skill the old political
scheme 60 "tear OF the mask from
somebody, through z discussion Of "the
great questions tDat divide the parties
lie sala that Mr. Ford, or 20 he niOre
exact, my friend and yours, nas
fought .nls campaign without money
ana without the backing Of powerful
friends. This, he thought, made i =
poor mans campaign, and he asked
everybody 10 give zap one day and work
Tor the election OF Nj. Ford.
When Mr. Ford first faced ms audi
enCe, he Was unable 10 speak IN tones
much louder than whisper. and cries
OF "louder' directly rose throughout
the hall 10 drown the little voice he
had. lie began by saying that lac
crayed the indulgence OF the audience
10 refer 70 one or two personal matters,
before beginning the body Of hls speech.
Here Mr. Ford selected one or two OF
the sayings OF MIR. Watkins in CT ilclsm
OF hls ltord'sl congressional career
and said he was astonishCd 10 learn that
hr. Watkins had talked So lie denied
that Mr.. Watkins had given q
correct history OF the course OF
the immigration blll, even in those
features OF il that le outside of the con
fesscd slip of the tongue. He charged
that Mr.. Watkins had exaggerated the
length OF the celebrated launt around
the country by tine immigration Com
mltiee. of winch Mr.. Ford was chair
man. ia reply to Mr.. Watkins unin-
territorial staiementt Mr.. Ford 'scom
mittee had made no report, he held uI
triumphantly a printed copy OF that
report, and there was nothing more T.
he A ID.
MIR. Ford then turned his attention &c
the TELEGRAM-H HERALD, ana particu
larry scored the paper for It's Sunday
morning editorial on Ford's record
Reading extracts from that editorial
he characterized the action OF tho
paper as "premeditated falsehood."
The remainder of the speech was ar
"encore" from two and four years ago
the only thing fresh and new being tn,
frequent mention Of the name OF Nc
'Kinley, and some quotations pickec
out here and there from the Mckinley
! bill. The speech was long and heavy
and the most enthusiastic moment o.
the evening was that IN which th'
doors flew open to let the boys so home
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
DIR. BARTH'S FAREWELL.
To Bachelorhood-A Dinner in Honor of
His Engagement.

batnclOFnoOu-A DiHutT IN Va
His Engagement.
DR.. Louis Barth, VINO is soon to be-
come benedict, gave a farewell dinner
party to his friends atthe Owashtanong
Club on Sunday afternoon.
The dinner was given to few Of his
friends IN honor Of MS engagement to
Miss Ella, the adopted daughter of Mr..
JGcob Barth. Twelve covers were laid f,
and the following gentlemen gathered
around the board: Hon. julius House
man, Jacob Barth, c. w. Chauncey, D..
J. Leathers, +. NJ. Lawson, John T..
Killean. Warren Swetland. DR.. Groener,
Judge Hatch, Ben ;. White and DR..
Barth. The spread was one of Caterer
Sweatland's finest, and it was one of
the finest ever enjoyed IN the city.
Tossts were responded to by Hon.
julius HOuseman and Messrs. Jacob
Barth. Chauncey. DR.. Groener, Leath-
ers and Hatch. The dinner began at
and lasted until o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
CONTAGIOUS Diseases.

Mrs. Purchase, "a years, l22 Els
worth-ave., diphtheria.
VIM. aud Nellie Case. and years,
Crosby-st., second house east of the
Holland Church, diphtherIa.
Gertie Munger, years. 4l6 Cass-st.
scarlatina.
Edith McCullock, Il years, 81 North
Ionia-st., typhoid fever.
Eva Dennis, 3 years, 81 South Iona
ST., scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
A Joliet sIystery.

JoLIET, Ill, Nov B. 3-Charles New
man. German working man, was found
Saturday afternoon in his room with q
bullet hole in his breast and piece of
bed cord tied around bis neck and
fastened to a nail above the door at tho
foot of the bed on which be lay. The
rope was slack and no weapon was
found in the room. The man lived alone
and it is supposed was murdered for
hismone y. Suspicion rests on certai n
parties, who are under surveillance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
Mrs, p,orcev.. Victim. Buried.

LONDON, Nov. S.-The funeral of Mrs.
Hogg aud her baby, who were MUIR
dered by Mrs. Piercey in South Hamp-
stead October 2t. took place Sunday and
was attended by an enormous crowd.
The interment was in Finchley Gene
terry. The husband OF the murdered
woman, whose relations with Mrs.
Piercey were the prime cause of the
tragedy, was among the mourners. lie
was the object of many threatening ut
terances aud demonstrations.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
Inte Donations.

The latest donations for the Masonic
Fair are as follows:
Gum Folding Bed Company, 500
folding bed and sideboard combined.
c. 4. Morton, silk hat.
Leppink d Co., two tons of coal.
Chase q Sanborn, of Boston, case of
canned coffee.
Felt Boot Company, case of felt boots.
Mrs. Doughty and daughter. fancy
work.
Searle Milling Company, Columbus,
o., five cases of rolled oats.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
Foot Ball at Ann Arbor.

Special TO the TKLEGRAN-HERALD.
ANN ARBoR, Mich, Nov. 2.-The Rug
by game between the L. of NJ. and the
Purdue teams, played Saturday after
noon, was very hotly contested and an
interesting one, and was won by the L.
of NJ. by u score of 81 to 6. Fine plays
by Malley and Gosch were some OF the
features Of the game.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
Death of a Miehig.n Judge.

LANSING. Mich. Nov. 3.-Judge J.
Eugene Tenney died here Saturday
night aged - years lie was State
Librarian for ten years and held many
other important Offices. He was also a
delegate to the National convention
when Abraham Lincoln was nominated.
lie was a man et literary tastes and ex-
tensive reading His wife Is now State
Librarian. and has been since 1869.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Mrs. Judd having returned from the
East with a nee Inc of novelties for
the holidays; also the latest materials
used for art embroidery, would be
pleased 10 see one and al Of her friends
at her embroidery rooms, No. 153 Mon
roe-st. on Tuesday and Wednesday,
November ? and 3.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
Stamp Sales.

The stamp sales at the city postofhce
during the month Of October were as
follows: Ordinary stamps Sl,l20, 2-cent
$3.50, Scent $50, Accent S44, scent s225,
scent $50, l0-cent $3.50, l5-cent $50, 10
cent special delivery s25, newspaper
stamps S2l420, postage-due stamps
$50, postal cards. l-cent $50. total
amount Of stamps and cards sold
Ss,7lS.20; envelopes sold s., ,950.2O; total
Sll ,66s 40.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

PEoRIA. Ill. Nov 2-Mrs- Carisco
was cleaning a carpet with gasoline
Saturday when the fluid took FIRE. The
woman ran screaming into tho street.
forgetting her i0-months'-oid hsbo,
which vas sleeping in the room. The
babe was carried cut hT neighbor. but
was So badly injured that it died Sun
day Eizht
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

All members Of tee Masonic Fair Re
freshnent Committee and those who
have solicited donations are requested
to meet at X. I. Commandery rooms
IN Widdioomb block Friday, November
7,at2p. m. DIR. ;. Il. WOOSTER,
Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

hearing Vas bad IN ths United
States Court in tne Csc of William
M1eler, st a. "a Adelhert e. Urrght
et a.. Judge Burch rss the comp an
snts attorney. The nlstssr Vas taSen
under sdvissmeut for futurs declscs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
IN HONOR OF BRYANT.
rhe American wordsworth's birthday
Futfngly Renaeul 5ered

Hon F. 5. EgEleston is an enthusiast c
sdmlrsr Of the great men Of America.
and yesterday be gave delightful
lunch 70 = small circle 0f friends at his
apartments IN the Warwick. in honor
of Nm. Cullen BrvSnts birthday.
Each p.ste vas surrounded ty spray
of ross and nlsfdsn hair fern ard tae
table wss covered VITA pTofuson of
rvssntbcmlms and other tesutfui
flowers The company spent a del. zat-
fal afternoon m reading select ons
Frrm Bryant poens and ~ xirg.3f a.s
Efe and influence upo1 American
literature.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
FOR THE EAST.
Via Grand Rapids and Indiana, and
Pennsylvania Lines, October 1890

Via Grand kapids ana indiana, ana
Pennsylvania Lines, October 1890.
Leave Grand Rapids. 200 p. N.
Arrive Fort Wayne, 7:25 p. III.
Leave Fort Wayne. 7:55 p. m.
Arrive Pittsburgh. 6:35 a. N.
Arrive Harrisburg. 1920 p. m.
Arrive Baltimore, 6:5j y. m.
Arrive Washington, S:l5p. M.
Arrive Philadelphia 500 p. ~.
Arrive New York, 9:55 p. m.
Sleeping car space secured upon
application at Union Ticket Office, Mon
roe-st.. or to A. A.mquist, Ticket Agent
@. T.. / Station.
{. J.. LOCKWOOD, G.. p. & T. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
A Surprise PARTY.

Yesterday was the birthday Of Miss
Flora West. of 457 South Latayette-st.
About forty of her friends took the oc-
caslon to give her surprise. A most
enjoyable evening was spent, consist
ing OF music, progressive pedro and
other social amusements.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
At Grand Haven.
Special to the TELxGRAn-HEEALD.

Special to the TELEGRAn-HERALD.
GRAND HAVEN. Nov. S.-EX-Senator
Ferry and the Hon. George w. Nc
Bride addressed a tremendous meet
Ing here tonight. They were listened
to with attention and applauded to the
echo
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
After a Brief Illness.

The estimable wife of Constable Cor
nelius Mastenbrook died at her home
last evening, after a brief illness. Mrs
Mastenbrook was lady widely known
and her husband has many sympathiz-
ers III his bereavement.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

When the strength ls failing.
When the BRAN grows wesrv-
When t1e nerves are shattered
then use Pane tLeIerv Ccw pcort -
= f0oa for nerves. oraln, au1 osood.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

lie Clear, the photographer. has ex-
tended the time for siitngs on tickets
as 4 vas impossible 70 make al the
negatives within the certified time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Pou0ni's Completion Powder pro-
duces a soft and beautiful skin, it com
bines every element Of beauty snd
purity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
HEART FAILURE.


~ eak Heart. shattered kerssf Sad NsE-
xo0s tslasIration ths 1rsahis eith
Thousands.
fAiiurY or veal ne~s of k-aEs action is
becoming very prevalent alseate. j is b
most sarious and dangerous condition io be iu
and eraanasis rnns iuIo PA4pitStissn, Hi'asiaas
OF Rsur@lsta 81 the heart. tstai eAh@us
1iea of narss pa~er a. a.ath. Al ghe nrst
sign Of these dread diseases every oHr ,h8ula
Immediately seek q care. sud nof wa untl
the fatal sympioms prini unmisissh'yt g. deats.
The fis symptoms mss bs very sighl and
apparently trivial nut oo nss t@ii a. seva
ekeaa ~ soa salae year iife. Ihia oitsn
begin VIII a nervousness aaa weak ness. q
iroabshs or strange i@lat feeling. Win tsn
deacy L. gldainesS As the disease decreases
these symptoms grow in Intensity aud Viii D.
accompanied bg GisIness. swimming of ihc
head. nutIering o Rs.PitSrion ip tae icii s.ae
If the chest. shortaess Of breath sinkine
sensation. With ce.duess 81 ibf iert sEd iess
There Is often also ieeiins oi apprehension
or anxiety. ~ oi impending dsnsei, ana q
tendency 10 dr4wsiness during tae cay aao
s.eepiessuess AZ might
A iittle oyef-exertlon. e2cllemeHi of emotion
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a
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Game OF all kinds st DettsnfhslsT's
III Monr0e-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

Almond Hutchens, 81. Marks hos
pitsl, fractured skull.
Albert +. VANDERBILT, 90 days, g.
Park-ave., disease of liver.
Minerva Kesler. 50 years, 400 Alpine
ave-, hemorrhage Of bowels and lungs
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

r. made from the choicest wheat, care.
fully selected
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

VAN HoUTES's CoooA-"Once tried
always used"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04

A satin lined cheviOt jacket, full
tailor made, only SO at Kidder & CO. .'s,
which IS the bargain Of the season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-04
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-20
THE MARKETS,
STOCKS

New York. Aug. la.-Bar silver. SLl9S.
Copper-Nominal:; lake, Aus. $3.50
Lead-Steldy; domestic. $4.6eh.
Government bonds-l's. l23H; 4H's. l02A:
Northern Pacific: Ssh; preferred. slh; Oregon
Improvement, Is; Oregon Navigation, g9L:
Oregon Short Line. ~; Transcontinental. ID;
Money on cali tight At lo6a; closed at TOP.
Prime mercantile paper 5HG7. Sterling ex-
change, quiet and weak; 60-day bills, $4.sS; de-
mand, $l.s7.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO Aug 1a-Cattle-Rece,pts. 10000
unchanged: steers, sa4O6Asos native butchers
stock, el.DG2.50..
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: rough and common
$s.s0q 3.60; best mixed. $S.759s 80; prime heav,
and butcher weights, Ss.9OGa05; hight, s3SOss
A.05.
western, $S.sO6AN
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO AUG. l9.-l:l5 p. m.-Close-Wheat-
Unsettled; cash. $l.0e; sept. Sl.O5s; May,
$LlSA.
Corn-s,eady; cash. 4ssic; Sept, .sseasyc
Oats Steady to firm; cash. s7sc; Sept, sssc
May, 40,xc.
Barley .steedy, zoe.
$l2.62ts.
] .rd-s,eady; cash. sasa Sept. sees; Jan.
Short rihs- s. ssGalo
Short clear-$a7 1875 S.
ehouldsn-es. 75e5s7E.