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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21
Stationery In the consedsrasy.


"Reminiscences of books and papers Of
the period recalls the dire and untitled
want OF every species Of stationery in
each household. and the rough devices
which were resorted to for supply ing
such deficiencies. 1t WAS time when
any individual Who wished to use an en-
velope might be compelled first to make
it. after the theory Of first catch your
hare" etc. The manner of their making
was to cut them out Of paper by TIN or
pasteboard pattern, and fasten the flaps
either with glue manufactured from the
gum of the cherry tree, or with ordinary
iour paste. Old desks and secretaries
were ransacketi, and frequently not I'M
successfully, for the red waters or the
sealing wax Of an earlier date. Even
the most stylish and fashionable note
paper for correspondence had an ex-
tremely unstylish texture. to say nothing
OF its hue, that i'll comported with the
red wax stamped with a crested coat OF
arms. The juice Of poke berries, COM
pounded with vinegar, or the distillation
OF vegetable product known as link
balls, usurped the place OF ink. and
faded from its original purple or crimson
color with great rapidity to one Of ugly
rust.
Steel pens wers scarcely to be had for
love or Confederate money, and the for
gotten accomplishment OF trimming a
gray goose quill to a good nib came to be
once more an accomplishment with an
ascertained value The mucilage on the
hacks Of the i'll engraved blue 10 sent
stamps, adorned with the head Of Jeffer-
son Davis, often failed OF its purpose;
and the fingers, which were not infre-
quently tired enough after cutting out
and making the envelope, trimming the
pen and writing the letter, must need
still go through the labor OF separating
the stamps from each other with pair
Of scissors or penkuife. and applying
flour paste to the back Of the recalci-
trant stamp, to insure the safe carriage
OF the missive Of affection to the far
away soldier whose eyes might never read
II. The boys Of that day, bereft Of PEN
ellis, made them for themselves by melting
bullets and pouring the molten lead into
the cavity OF small reeds from the cane |
brakes. Trimmed to a point the home
made pencil, though its mark was faint,
sufiiced to serve the purposes Of the
young scribes and mathematician - |
A. G. Gordon in The Century.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21

Oswald Crawford, in The FortnighlI,
has a charming article on "Sumnlei
Time in Rural Portugal" He gives 40
account of the survival of the tittest Id
the noble gardens thatare found as relis
and reminders of Moorish taste. He SAP
that sit humiliates his national pride .
contemplate the pleasure gardens Of I'D
English friends; even to pass BY trah
in summer time, through tho and ana
see no garden that is any refreshmenllo
the spirits, save those of the cottageH
In other words. the northern garden
a show place for flowers, but m w
southern garden ''tlowers OF llilnl,sg
less importance than the walAs
the shades of branching ues
the greenery of leaf and sp's',
the cooling breezes in summer, W
warmth of the sun in winter, and AZ y
seasons the golden fretwork tna1 "
sunlight makes upon the ground thIOusa
overhanginS boughs." We are yous
In good many ways; but in the ~, = !.
the beautiful we have most Of aii
learn. Such notes as Mr.. Crawiaa
gives us arc especially valuable, nos ~ y
England only, but to America ~
have superabundance of show galus,ss
without thought of comfort and relN'j
ments. The one need of Amerlcam
recuperation. Even our gardens :.
wearisome and formal. -GloDe-peA~
GRAFT
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21
The Result. of cheapne... %

heard milliner girl who worked in
one OF our great bazars where things are
$50 cheap" say once: "There's no en-
enlargement in this establishment for a
girl to do good, conscientious work. The
girl that is best paid and most pro; ed by
the forewoman is the one who rushes the
most thread through the most ribbon
trimming and cloth and makes the hat or
bonnet just hang together. Prentice
Milford in New York Star.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21
A Neise.ess Clock Invented.

A noiseless clock has been invented by
Frenehman. In place of the usual
pendulum, the hands are set in motion
by the unrolling of chain, the end of
which is fastened to buoy floating in
tank of liquid This fluid escapes at a
uniform rate, and can be utilized to feed
a lamp wick, thus giving the apparatus
the double character of a clock and
lamp. When the lamp is lighted the
necessary diminution of liquid takes
place by combustion, at other times by
carefully regulated dropping. Home
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21
Wonderful Jumping Fe..

A remarkable jumping feat was ac-
compllshed at Kidderminster on .JuIv
20. Darby, in jumping succession ~
twenty Jumps, covered the extraordinary
distance OF IS yards Q inches, being 8
feet inches beyond anything previo1sly
accomplished. New York Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21
Down In Georgia.

Three Yankee girls are here teaching
school, and I'll bet that some of our
widowers will marry them before the
year closes. Away back before the war,
when Yankee girls used to come south
and teach school, our widowers married
them as fast as they came. They were
smart, self reliant and economical, and
that is the kind of a wife widower
wants. Bill Arp in Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21

oxalate OF cerium, recognized pallia.
i've for nausea, is said to be helpful In
cases OF seasickness. when taken IN dosas
OF ten or twenty grains every two or
three hours. Chicago Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21

The Rev. Joseph Parker. of London
hi 1" preaches one minute sermons after
a. ans more elaborate efforts. He directs
lar class. 'one particu-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21

The nightingale. it is said, has sixteen
different beginnings and closes, with
many intermediate notes. while other
birds have but four or five changes.-
Once Z Week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21

Do today's duty, fight today's lem rs,'I.
ton; do not weaken and distracl "a
self by looking forward to thlns,
cannot see, and could not underssaD
Kingsley.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21

A wet sponge placed on the heaa ,s,'
working horse will save the animal n "a
oppressive heat. In New YORK ". , !,
of the sponge has become cOl'
practice.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21

.n, ion keep time to the tune of anott,o,,,
ssan o,eion; Ilrow your shoulders han,.
s.ep out from the hips and strila oack,
VI your own.-Philadelphia Cali gait
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21

had g rew England constable. who ba.
tho, t great experience with tran,ns Ia. nas
bald head. YET seen one with a
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21

lie who undertakes to live BY ns Van
will find the best chances already
Uncle Esek.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21

In the e suDnmity OF the mountain 1. No.
III 'he mountain, but in us.-Iyan p = no'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-21

Watt su The force of an argument'n uSs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Car OF al tie RusslAs- -IiAss you pat
TIE dynamite gong thai rings tairxy Iain-
utes beforehand under the table,
AftendznT-les. reyeEe1 basginAdoer.
czsr-Haye Yen fastened the alarm
telling Of the approach u strangers thir-
u miles away on each door,
Atten6ent--Yes. blessed knonter.
Czar-Have You mixed the poison an
nihilator Ia the soups
Attendant-Yes. marvellous admins
trative proceSSist.
Czar-HaFe you set the ferreier Of So
eret plots IN the pocket Of each one pres
ent and attached II 70 my napkin
Attendant-Yes.w wonderful exiler.
Czar-Hsve You pat the electro poison
point detectives or LAY knives, forks and
spoons:
Attendant--Yes. soul Of Siberia.
Czar-Haye yon closed the bullet proaf
steel shutters:
Attendant-Yes redonbtable coward.
Czar-Have you examined the last
batch Of Centuries with the ouadruple
binocular treason detective. and removed
al but the covers before distributing
them2
Attendant-Yes adoring worshiper Of
KennSn.
CZsr-Then taste lavishly Of each dish
before you; if you live viii partaks Of
few mouthfuls IL the Inxdst Of prayers
and trembling. .--JudgA
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Tns TExzsKAa HkxAxp, sitao1t
xa.tax - sec sAetaer ( weld * sss
psspalaT siE1s o. nok. zaFecsseo tae lay-
sng of ssphals psssnlsnt as the senase 81
modern street Improvement snd the
aEY i sooat % try il. Tne iELEsz4z.
HEkALs does not bsIeys tat ths ciss
~ rus its action
The IzLEsEA4-HEEALB, without w4lt.
* for Is sles~F contemporaries start
ed the dsEnzEa fer stFasgct aock-llns
and a narfossr river bed. it las
proved % &c TIE popular sde, as vel a.
tne ether POSITIONS taken b the
fELEGkAA-HEzAIo, and & vi n time
De brought - fEail.oa because Il i
right and Of public benent.
The TELEsRA0-HkEAID also called
the attention Of the pubic % the neees-
sity Of q removal OF the poles from Ca
"a street, because such removal would
DC a benefit 70 the street, snd the
pubic has fallen IN With the idea. The
poles Will eventually be removed. Even
Il the courts decide that the Western
Union has certain vested rights Ia the
streets which the city cannot gainsay,
stu the pressure of public opinion vii
be 20 strongly IN favor Of the removal Of
the poles that they viii soon disappear.
Other instances might be cited, bat
these are enough. When the fNLgeRAN-
HERALD sees public msn advocating
what IS right, It does not wait for popu-
lsrity 10 sustain him. When the IELE-
GRAM HERALD sees needed improve
ment N local affairs, II does not wait
until some popular cry has been started
for i, but II starts IN the lead. The
"thud, to which the Press alludes. Is
heard when our contemporaries fall
into line IN the rear of the TELEGRAM
HERALp's lead, as they invariably 90
after our movement has become popu-
lar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
FIRST AND FOREMOST.

People who have the time TO pay at
tsnti0n 20 the editorial columns OF the
TErFoRAN- HERALD, have been greatly
amused az IS flop on reciprocity. IL IT'S
hurry 10 get on the popular side it has
fallen over the fence with a thud winch
must have shaken up its anatomy con-
siderably.-Press.
The sneer which our contemporary
has incorporated within the paragraph
quoted, does not avail 10 conceal the
truth. The Press has had "time TO pay
attention % the editorial columns OF
the TELEGRAN-HERALD" enough to
learn that the TELEGEAM-HERALD is in
the advance IN every movement that
tends 70 the advantage Of the people,
either generally or locally. And It IS
true.
The TEIEsRAM-HERALp was one of
the first--if not indeed the very first
paper IN the State-to endorse Blaine's
reciprocity scheme. In doing so It
made no 'dop." because It had never
advocated anything inconsistent there
with, and also because there Is no in
consistency between reciprocity and
protection. The whole lass upon
which projection rests - advantage to
American interests. There 3 no ad-
vantage 20 rs in reciprocity with Eu-
rope, for those nations are our COM
mercial competitors and We can not
match their psuper wages II We try.
There IS advantage 70 "a IN reciprocity
vitb the Southern Republics, for they
are not our competitors IN manufac-
ture. but they need our fabrics and we
have need Of their leading products.
The principle Of protection = simply
one Of policy. and the TEtEeRAN-HER-
AID has always 50 considered il. even
before Blaine publicly proclaimed his
fsish IN reciprocity. Hence the TELE-
eRkw-HrRkrD has made 10 flop"
The sgFeRks-HERkID vas also one
q the FIRST papers in The state 70 en-
dorse Reeds warfare against "fiihust-
sring'' which bad grown b become a
shameful abuse IN Congressional prsc-
ice. No Republican paper in the state
sustained Reed mere earnestly. The
TElFGRka- HrRa1c supported Reed be-
cause be wss right and vas engaged In
crusade szslnst Ar evil for the public
good. Nslthsr in e support Of Blaine,
ror Of Reed. did the TsLEestu-H HEsaHn
VAT one moment t0 see whether . vas
getting "ontof the popular SIDE CT not.
has hased its acton altogether en- the
merits of both movements
Tt srot slone ID general Affairs thst
the TrrreRsv- HrsAfp hss been szst
snd foremost In advocating what is has
deemed beneficial e. the public. tag
tatsd TIE sltiect of stone valks an8
level vaikscn Monroe snd Csnal-sts. ft
Kept up the axitanoB uuhlthe Common
Council took acton o. the n'stter sad
provided fsr the sylnz &c store Walks
uncu "A eaahAsae4 kFsde.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Flprs wAsp-At Fiaas Hal ca Pa,ns~a
ave. Lazrsdsy eseains. SepteaerF - Sue.k
ens-C4gx cAarles " N4tkEzA szaes A..
brlae "a stA<rS
Esxss y AZ EiaxgVEteas h&a - segth
piv-slea -. fhurs4ss evening. ssassmosr =
spe@kers-ssRt fhsrles y. HstksnS Nh.
Alasn >aita. Alfreo Weleoii sae oFAeEs
fssss WAse- Rsa Meas Asa. IS Ssata D.s-
isez-st, Szt4r1sy ese1tss. 6ep1saber =
spsskers-A. i. DeGhsal. Nm. Aiaoa Smlth
zad Aires = oioett
hksfskS's Raj ->af1Eeay efenins. 0esoeef
D, kspesAe2l h@llY sE1 fornSl ePealaS 81
tae o&ups 60 kep. ResHe4 .. aerr, ne
tril4sBt VI &IoF sla address the Eosliak. Al
c4t-Le1 laxlstd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,
EEPuBLICAN NomINATIoss.


FER Governor
JANIS VI. TURNER. OF Ingham.
For Lieutenant lioyern0r-
WILLIAM r LlNr0S. Of Saginaw.
For secretary 0f state
ASHIN6I0S GARDNER. Of Calhoan.
For state Treasurer
JOSEPH &. MOORE. OF Wayne.
Fer Auditor General
THERON t. GIDDIN6S. Of Kalamazoo.
Fer Commissioner OF State -aad once
JOHN q. BERRY OF otScgo-
For Attorney General
BENJAMIN rs. HUSTON. OF Tgsrola
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction
ORR cCht ~. OK Baton.
For Member az state Board OF Edueatiaa-
JAMES NJ. BALLot. OF Aiiegan.
For Justice OF the supreme Court
EpMARD CAhlLL. OF IngAanls
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED


DTGOLIA .Propretors
WANTED-Naie Hep fraveling ssiesmen.
" painter. furniture aorffrs pcrffrt.
] isntor. cicrks miu men. eanFssseff on
salary-
WANTED-Fem Hslp-7 girls fof eenersi
" HOMEWORK 5 second girls re~ ~ firis.
dining room girls lctanDer maids. ~emfh
fof laundry work.
LOR SALE-A fns T-rnom hcuss en Ceufsr-
81 rood sired iot. rne saaaf Ane avn.
price sls0l
EoR sALE- -ll-rooH house on Easi Briegsss.
furugce. sswer. city wafef corner Jos sne
fnelr fulshsd price 500. easy terms
L0B SALE OR FACGANGF-sroo house
s1f iarEe corner iot fonfu inf sfefhrf
house ou iot. on two graded firfffs pttt tfs-
era etc, O. exchange for fsru voalc Assume
some incumhfanee.
EoB SALE or FNcHANGE- -rncF hioeF lr
a noffh end With living rooms atoff af1
haeerne enf wrI fDithed. renfs tor 81 pef montt
LfoR rAIE OR EXCHANGE --sreefu house
IN Tbomsssf.. near Fasf 81 nicely fn
isbsd snd ius' eampiftse GENE sno So it
Ls0R ~tIF-k fne ief or ehirey 49,. on Cen
Il tract 81 6ovn. fie per month
IsnR SALE lots "a plainfeia-avs ineiaf
cfy on contract. ana payments tne
chance a. hn'ie-
LOB ssrF-House sus iof ~ Tsrrs~s .sv.
i 81 rooms fnrdffn fir a. lof ff "a riii
sen 81 contract. price $3.50 easT terms
ts0R ekEF- rne I1 roam heusf ef as~sr
+ sonlsf. ucof barn trf fss - 80 fe-t
price - o.
ts0R ssIT-z lore rr Hastirgsft ~ easy
4 terms CT vln sSchsaEs To- impfofse
EfnpfrT
ta ErpTe frasf fern. rriiss frcr ciff fr
~ rfarh 30 rrriee. piufnf. renrs. rrtpos
sef sr.tIf frr.f fsefssral pfepf-fF art cas-
n reedeF ~ snctauEs fer rfnperts % rtg a
fareafr fef sofaeone.
HfnNFH Tr iutA er ret' ard persons prep
y cry b Sums - SUR fn0usf s1t 3 I01ef
bsek
10 Els suf Fooms 81 rerf aIse ruHlbef -
- rerf ffEHHta wAntlnE - renff trHE tr
vcnf bpFs. Rooms sEe = trvrf Hio~E
FfvGrf1t BIOS
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

t0nnlf AAtANt.
For state Senator
WILLIAM /. ADAMS.
Fer sheriff
ISAAC L. LAMOREAUX.
For County Clerk
JAMES :. KNOX
For Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE.
For Ccunty treasurer
SIBERIAN r. COI.SoS.
Far Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES 2 MCBRIDE.
For Circuit Court commissioners
DWIGHT GOSS.
ALFRED WOLCOTT.
Fer Coroaers-
HENRY r.. LOCHER,
DANIEL J. WALLACE.
For SURVEYOR
DORR SkEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
TO sunscRIEERS

Any Subscriber 60 THE TELEGRAM
HERALD Who raiis TO receive the paper
regularly. or Who may have reason 10
complain OF late delivery, win soaser q
specIaf favor by Informing this once OF
the fact at once. send postal card or call
ap telephone 5St.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Nrw -oou house SO 2 ehaf,. igts eris
- tfn
Hyre ATrrF trr $3.50 So sfrrf r. t-s
~ ffsee toasfIer frf sac frseer frf se ~
n. f.se tn - Frrrrfsftf frrIrf 80 Ffftt
fs.rfsr $50 erllrrrf ~ a Iff t.sH
Irr ssFf ~ frefs fftf srert ~ t1eff.
i rfsfers-x Etl pare sBf rlsirs lnssfa
r.refe
Ifap saFr Irfe-tsl rf t9srs- ir Nfs
tref cf Ef irre+terts rfsFer 80 -
s~s .afr-t ~ - fEfrrs rr FHr.f.fas rf nfrle.ff
~ ~ - fts ls Rsst ersH He fsf ssrs ss
rfr
ptrFs frsi.tfzsf lfTsrs stost fer sais sf
= frsaF.
sfrtFf 70 f0tt slff-s rer eerf 90 80
= ssla@f srrfrif FsfE .fraef ars n
II wTfg FAf parties rssfiaF tf RI 49, t
4 sa..r r.frfr r faf snl feak rfs frF -
feet rr hesHa
pERCHS YDER
rs Csrsl
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

TAE unvelling of the statue Of HoF-
ace Greeley before the Tribune building
IN New York has called the attention OF
busy editors once more - the man,
who. of all others, made their nroies-
sion one Of the leading ones in the
worlds activity. Brave, patriotic, hb-
eral clear-headed, magnanimous Hor
ace Greeley Will never be forgotten.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

gs.4tar Szaek ers4ge NoFke1 tas gold
80 eesnee - ssecesStH Hlls ~ "a
- - th4L Saa1ls2te jknaes 14f-
rsr a. "a ae ~ou.4 ~ re e1sst &
ssss t,sksts. Il masi - a1na' ttea te2t
yotes sosaeEuses 20 pretty cheap =
n - ,SA8. -Ieaae1.
The Leader pots Tar estimate o.
the. msrket value % laemoeEsts. Il :
ths.s ebeApaess 2na general worthless
asss tn2t admits q theF beng oougls
80 in aroYes by the kepuo.lr&a eoTTaP-
uon fnad that Me-. Ford tells about
truly tie rank and ME Of the party
muss be proud CT tie estimation m
. AscA they zse bed by TIE Leader and
Fora
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
Course.

Fnngle-The brunette over yonder is
Boston bred girl
Cumso-Oh, sec. Brown bred, too.
-Yenowine's News.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

CoSsREss should not fAil 70 pass the
shipping bills. Upon their passage de-
Fsnds ths Fate OF reciprocal trade rels-
tons With South America Direct CON
municauons must be secured, before
successful trade can be established.
shipping a consignment to Monteyidee,
or Buenos Ayres, or Valparaiso, by the
way Of Liverpool, or Hamburg, or sonic
other European port 5 not calculated
10 encourage commercial relations.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Dotkins (&fter a long day Of play
On, mamma, rs dust so awful tired If
rs a flag couldn't wave mite!-Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

-BA AhGAIA> ~
ESTATE!
AT THE OFFICE oF
j. F. BROOKS,

Room {. 81 Monroe 81
%)r down ana S PEI meath win rivs you
---p choice in Jp new houses II yon want
home. CAL a. once
Ak no house and TOT en- Clinton
u cisierns tydralIc water. good barn
month.
I : houses 10 rent. S 50 SIS per month.
CR0ICF building lots IN southeast part q
city small payment down.
TWO new houses on North Lafayette 81 al
bargain.
CEvrRAL nice pisces or West SIDE smsH
- payment down. long time Tor taisn ce nc
small payments.
/ HAVE al No. ! stock 81 dry goods and
uof ons ~ SCI ~ a bargain. owner Nsnis
ID 40 west, viii Invoice about $50 store cgfs
"a fIsf- class business open &C. Inspection - =
soon IL you want good business chance.
lust placed n my hands 70 selL 60 front
age on Madlson-afe. throlEn 10 Terrace.
house included This is a rare bsrsa cal aud
get Tr.ce.
EINE aroom house on East Bridge e. for
sale OF exchange. call and iulllre about
this
SPAN HORSES 10 trade for vacant lot. ~ho
- has onef
HOUSE snd lo; 81 Thomas-sf-. a. . bargain.
II call and get price.
SEVERAL good lofs in - .raro io "a chsuge
- for lirand Rapids property.
On acre farm 10 exchange. ~ acre farm 20
81 exchange. 61 acre farm - ~ change.
MONEY 10 loan in large aad snal Sums 10
u suit af iowest rates - Interest
FOR bargsins. cal on me.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

THEay should be an imperative recall
OF members of Congress 10 their post
of duty. II is true the session has been
long and tedious, but Republicans can
not now afford to throw away all they
have gained by hard work. There are
important measures yet 10 be secured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Circulation Guaranteed 70 BE the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

See our list Of Tariff documents for
80 cents. Any one for cents, or - for
20 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

uaHss prsss Hsports. Prompt ard Earir
pslasry. AT the Loeai sess. ana the
ci.aaesE saa aost Ptsinlr Pristsa Paper
Pablishsa IN or4ae Rzsias-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

TIE RESf l&gEAlns IN the ells thas siezsns
p.2eS II faets-4tk. c1fHcf Vt p e4ithk.
A.aIke Ero1l1& bc1cA ho1es AH4 t41 Al
laade1H improvements tQE sAis selS ehesf,
= : tlsf-n- -
| oS4 A BoA on Saturday. sb..as n sesrs oid
- cAn bt l1r1 siteS ~ = whistle At tae sift
alA j lsEDa haze AS SCI. ttk tathsi G. tax
- "a cNeEl ; e11 tseH 81 Ncri1-etf. t1f
s&At ems t&e tlockS froA kNat lrlo4t ~. Sea
tiAaie> xalk tra1l faDSiHsllsc. llttit tttA
etvT AFcaas 40
ftek SAEE -SeN llssen Aogss 81 legrsoe.
Afe. tefeeel t.eNE Nellri Allc fstih,Atf..
tTteA SGT furnace utIaenlEc ceiiAf NNt.fr flfe
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