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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-02
JAMES SICK FRIEND.
An Excuse Which Lost Its Ensct When tn
Whole Story Had Been Told.

An Excuse Which Lost Its Enact When the
Whole Story Had Been Told.
"You are very late this morning, Mr..
Wacker," said the merchant, as one of
his clerks entered the store.
"Yes, sir. sat up with a sick friend
last night, and this morning oversight
myself"
80, then, you are perfectly excusable,
James. am glad to see you displaying
such Christian spirit. Visiting the
us in the Scriptures 1t gives me pleas
ure to know that at least one of my
clerks is so unselfish."
"Thank you, SIR" James replied, col
oring somewhat and manifesting de-
sire to get to work; "but--"
30, you needn't blush, my boy;" in
terrupted the good old man; Pm hard
old business chap, myself, but can ap-
preciate the finer human feelings. Your
modesty does you credit, Pm sure"
"But, sir"
so, never mind, James, it doesn't
need any butts 1 am pleased to be
be able to commend you."
"But, SIR" insisted James, "I'm
afraid you do not quite understand"
mot understand the unselsfhness OF
sitting up with sick person? Non
sense! understand it perfectly - the
medicine, the weary watching, the bear
ing with the invalid's irritableness, the
-n
"But sir, there is nothing irritable
about my friend; no medicine, in fact"
mo medicine Didn't you say your
friend was siclk?"
"Yes sir; but that is where you mis-
apprehend me-ip the kind of sick
ness"
"How is that?"
SIT was young lady sat up with, u
replied James, blushing in earnest now.
''She is my love-sick friend"
"Oh--ah-well, said tho merchant,
slowly, "that's different. See that such
attendance upon the sick doesn't delay
your arrival at the Office any more, Mr..
Wacker. wv. ii. Siviter, in West
Shore.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-02
BilkIns' Popularity.

Guest--I understand that Bilsins is
one of the most popular men in your
city.
Host-Did Bilkins tell you that?
Guest-o, no; have not met BillSins
for years.
Host-Ahl Then you have been talk
Ing with his wife.-N. Y. Weekly,
-Dabbs-''So poor Dicks in trouble
again; any thing serious?" Jabbs-"O,
no; in love. Howard Lampoaa
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-02

"A two-year-oli colt walked into an
open street car in Cincinnati recently
much to the surprise ans fright Of tho
passengers.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-02

They are telling OF young man who
was graduated at the Harvard law school
this year who has taken the full aca.
demic course of four years at Harvard,
followed by three years in the law school,
and has supported himself throughout
the seven years, coming out with bal
ance of $1,000 to the good This is good
enough to be true.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-02

this scheme that General Barrios lost
his life.
There is great opposition among the
people of Salvador to the scheme of a
federal union, because they fear the
overwhelming influence that Guatemala
would have in the councils of such a
union, owing to her greater population
and wealth. Guatemala, however, is as
determined as ever to push through
the federation scheme, and she has an
active ally in General Bogram, the
president of Honduras, who is ready
and willing to abet the aims of Guate-
mala. Together they would prove too
strong for San Salvador we're 1t not
that Nicaragua and Costa Rica must be
taken into consideration. These two
States are also averse to federal union,
and, while they tacitly agree togive the
proposed union favorable considera-
tion they are only too glad of an excuse
to break OF with Guatemala on this
question. This excuse the present cri-
sis affords them, and it may be safely
predicted that should San Salvador
reach point where she needs their as
sistance they will promptly come to her
relief. This would make the contest
about equal, and in that contingency a
desperate conflict may be anticipated.
[Of the Ave Central American Republics In
volved in the pending issue the most northerly
is Guatemala, which Is Mexico's immediate
neighbor. Gautemala's area Is 1880 square
miles and its population in 1887 was 1857
900, OF whom third were OF European
descent and the rest aboriginal or I'm
dian" The internal debt in 1888 was S,oTl.-
hA awt nj haht
arrears OF interest, besides floating debt OF
unknown amount. Tho army consists nominal
iy OF about s,sOC men. with an enrolled militia OF
5000. The tcAl exports for 1885 consisting
chiefly Of coffee and indigo, were valued st
e6.736,462 and the imports VI " s3o,SO3
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-02
GORDON IN DANGER.

Aspirations of tho Governor Of Georgia 70
Become United States Senator Likely
to be Knocked in the Head by Farm
ers' Alliance Man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-07
FRAGMENTS.

PEOPLES parade tomorrow even
iay.
J. H. GRTcB was taken into Gus
sody this riorning for being drunk.
SAMUEL GRIcE, arrested by the
la,ice for battery, was released on
giving SO for his appearance.
4 LETTER received by Fergus
Coalter. Esq, from Prof. Evan
S,enheus, who is now in San Fran
cisco. saws his health is steadily irl,
nnnving. He expects to return to
SAX Lake by the 18th Inst.
TgE silk lis! Club will meet at
Coalter i Snelgrove's at Sis to-
n,ercew evening, to join in the
pecple's parade. Members of the
Fsrty who do not belong to other
clubs are invited.
II was an interesting feature Of
The "Liberal' illumination last
aight that a large proportion of the
houses illuminated" are owned by
meabers Of the Peoples Party, and
tho Liberals" are but renters
THE programme for the Ponies
parade was not ready in time for
publication this evening, but will
I've given tomorrow. The marching
cluis will assemble at the school,
houses at T:55, AMI the column will
move promptly at SIS pm.
ITis very funny to see the 'econ-
Eingents'' that the "LiberaIs'' ex-
pect to vote on Monday mex being
chaperoned about town by members
Of the Liberal" clubs, so they will
be able to get their bearings a little,
and put on the appearance of a six
months residence, insteai Of new
arrivals.
THE "LiberSl" business houses
were being decorated this afternoon
Tor tOnight's s-Nebraska-Ne-
yada-ColOradO-p. V. Juuction-SsIt
Lake contingent parade. Some Of
the vote - saw n little of the city
10y daylight yesterday, and now,
with the fresEer arrivals, they will
get a GLIMPSE Of part Of the town by
electric ami gas light. A modicum
Of old residents will tramp with |
they 50 they won't get lost.
THE brothers c. H. and Robert |
Mines, OfCOldwater, Michigan, who. I
in company with their parents, mi /
grated to Utah from England in 1854 /
ami resided in the Fourth Ward of 1
This city untii 1853, when they re- /
turned to che east in company with /
1ohnsten's army, are here on a visit /
lmoHS their relatives. They are |
,taSlng with their cousin, John II,
Bailey, and express surprise at the
marvellous change which has taken
place in this city since the DAYS /
when as boys they used to haul
wood with OK teams from the noun
aims surrounding Salt Lake Valley. |
They are in business re- merchants
n their present home, to which thew
'Hpect shortly TO return.
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The Outdoor Meeting.

No scene ever beheld in this city
surpassed in maguificence that Of
the outdoor overflow meeting Of the
Peoples Party in front Of the Social
Hall last evening. Orders had been
issued for the various marching
clubs of the city to march with
lighted torches to the place indi-
Gated, and at few moments before
eight O'Clock the first club, that Of
Of the Fourteenth Wand, arrived,
and took position in a straight line
on the outer edge Of the sidewalk
in front Of the build
ing. Other clubs in rapid succession
arrived and took up position in the
street, one behind the other, with n
precision of movement that would
not have been discreditable to
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More Falsehoods Refuted.

This mornings 'Liberal'' organ
published The following:
wv. II. Sells was met at the cor
ner Of Aqueduct and Main streets
last evening by several strangers,
who Immediately wanted TO talk in
favor Of the Peoples Party. As they
neared the Tithing Yard corner, the
strangers pitched into Mr.. Sells,
who did his best TO stand the Dan
ties of. But when three or
four more emerged from the
Tithing Yard and aided the assault,
the victim lid his best TO escape.
They, however, caught and rolled
him into the mud, and punched and
pummeled him to their hearts con-
tent before he could get away. Mr..
Sells finally got down town where
Louis Hyams secured him an escort
home. Sells remark last fall about
the Heber G. Kimball mansions
walls being saturated with the pray
ers Of the Priesthood treason and
bedbugs was probably at the bottom
Of the attack. He said one mans
name was Hilton, but could not tell
where he lived"
Careful inquiry enables US to
place before our readers all the basis
there wasfor the foregoing budget of
rubbish.
The facts in the case are these:
Last night a little after nine O'Clock
Messrs. Hilton, Strong and Butler,
while standing opposite the Tithing
Office butcher shop, were accosted
by q man, TO them a stranger. 1t
was evident from his staggering
walk that he had been imbibiDg
freely ut the bar. When about six
feet past the watehmen he turned
suddenly on his hazel and said: aft
you have anything to say, say It,"
One Of the men replied: 1--WE have
said nothing TO you 50 far, and as
you are a stranger TO US we do not
propose to say anything now, as We
are not in the habit Of speaking to
strangers while on duty"
"Well," he rejoined, in a bull
doring manner, "when / passed you
looked at me as though you wanted
to size me up, and have come back
to give you the privilege"
sYou are mistaken, partner, /" said
one of the party; eve have no de-
sire to do you or anyone else up"
"Well'' said he, "but you don't
belong 10 the same party as | do"
GLOW do you know?n asked one
Of the watchmen (Mr. Strongl.
ooh l know, i trade in there
(pointing TO the butcher shop and
L know you are not"
He then said, ''my name is Sells"
and, addressing himself to one Of
the men, he inquired, "Who are
you?"
'My name is Hilton, and l live
at 1876 G Street."
At this point Mr.. Jno. Walsh APP
peared on the scene and inquired
what was wrong. After the mat
ter was explained TO him, he sue
eeeded in paeifying Mr.. Sells. who
Immediately took his departure.
Not blow was struck Sells re-
turned in about ten or fifteen min
utes, accompanied by a man wear
ing a double breasted sack coat and
a black stovepipe hat, but they
passed on and were not Needed.
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Proceedings in the Salt Lake
County Probate Court yesterday:
Estate Of Thomas w. Winter.
deceased; order made appointing
Jesse West, r.. F. Turnbow and
VIM. Thorn commissioners to par
tition said estate, aud Richard Brim-
ley, Henry Harrow and Henry
Wallace appraisers Of said estate.
Estate Of J. NJ. Williamson, de-
ceased; time and place set for settle
ment OF executors account.
Guardianship Of II. +. White ct
all minor; leave given guardian
10 amend account; order made al
owing guardians account allowing
mother Of said minors $1,000 for
their past care and keeping, and dis
tributing the residue and discharo,-
ing Eparaim Cafel, guardian. and
appointing Elizabeth White guard
ian with bonds at $1,000.
Estate Of Ellen B. Haight, de-
ceased; continued to February s, at
I0a m.
Guardianship Of Rudd. Owen.
Ida, and Nellie Weaver; time and
place appointed to hear petition for
letters Of guardianship.
Estate Of Alexander Bunker, de-
ceased; March Is at 10 am appoint
ed to hear petition for order for sale
OF real estate.
Estate of Joseph Brown, deceased;
decree of final discharge OF execut-
OTIS made.
Estate of Thomas Fenton, de-
ceased; time and place appointed 10
hear petition for probate Of will.
Guardianship Of George w.
Young, a minor; after partial hear
ing case continued to February eth,
at 10 a. m.
Estate and guardianship Of John
Mccullough, minor; order made
confirming sale of real estate.
Estate and guardianship Of Ger
trude ID. Allen and James Allen,
minors; continued to February sth,
at lJa. m.
Estate and guardianship Of J. NJ.
armstrong, a minor; continued to |
re9Faary 9TH, at 10 a. m.
Estate Of John Taylor, deceased:
d,s, ,ee made amending decree Of
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SECOND EDITION
SATURDAY EVENINGS PARADE.

The Central Committee desire
business men who are members Of
t,ge Feof:e's forty to close their
places CT business at an earlier hour
than usual on Saturday evening
next to allow their employees to par
iiriFate in The parade.
Details of the parade will he pub.
Iished.
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Eve Removed.

Sarah Lulu, the six-year-old
daughter of Mrs. George, and grand
daughter Of Mr.. James Coult, Of the
Eleventh Ward, is now progressing
ms fayorably as can be expected un.
der the circumstances of the accident
which she met with on Friday last.
She was playing with her three
year-old sister, when the latter. in
fun, struck at her with a pair Of
scissors, the point Of which entered
the right eye, entirely destroying
the sight. On Saturday Drs. Pratt
and Richards removed the injured
eye. The other is not affected. The
mother of the little girl is a widow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-07
HANS CLAUSSEN KILLED.
He Fails Into an Unprotected Area
ut the progress - Building.

Wher Mr.. David Harmon, one of
the v0Ckmen employed on Mr..
-Avorbach's Progress building,
q East Temple street, went TO his
labor this morning he discovered IN
the area at the back of the building
the body Of a man, his head lying in
a pool Of blood. Others were notified,
aud an Investigation showed that
The man WIS dead. The left side
Of his fdce and head was badly
cut and bruised, and he had bled
Freely.
the officers came and removed
the body of the unfortunate man,
who was recognized as Hans Claus
sen, a resident of Third West
Street, near Fifth South. From
an examination of the sur
roundings 1t was evident that
Mr.. Claussen had come out
of the saloon north of the Progress
building, and on getting to the
area, the path being narrow aud
muddy, he had slipped and gone
headlong to his death. He had
fallen a distance of about II feet, and
struck his head on a large iron
pipe There was no evidence
Of any struggle on his part
TO rise from his position, and
though it is hardly probable that
death was instantaneous, it is not
4ikely that he regained conscious
ness before his death.
be was about IS years Of age, and
leaves 4 wife and several small chill
dren. He has been chiefly engaged
in mining. An inquest was held
by the coroner. The sad news was
conveyed to his family in the Sixth
Ward.
The place where the unfortunate
man met with the fatal accident is
of the most dangerous kind, and its
maintenance in the present condi-
ton is violation Of the city ordi-
nance. There are two large areas,
about six by fifteen feet, and ten to
twelve feet deep. One Of these is
partially covered and the other is
entirely open. while both are without
protection. The soil around is higher
than the brickWOrk, and is favorable
for just such accidents as this one.
when a person chances TO pass that
wIy in the dark. Had the places
been properly protected, il Is not
iiSely that Mr.. Claussen's family
aud friends would now have been
mourning his sad fate
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a GaE<I

l have this day sold my Millinery
business at SO East First South ST,
10 Reckmeyer & Co., OF st. Louis,
Mo. Thanking my friends and pa
irons for the very liberal patronage
accorded ME, would respectfully so
licit the same for my SUCCESSORS.
A. RUMEL.
Salt Lake City, Feb. ,, 1890.
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F,r-, Fire,-Red Ftr.,,r

CRISMON-SCARFF Co, Drug
gists, nre manufacturing Red Fire
for Street Parades. They have tho
largest stock ever brought 10 this
city. Enough for all to paint the
town. Every person Interested in
the Election should have some. They
are also manufacturing a Red Fire
Candle, put up in tin cups, suitable
for paraders' ust; every parader
should have one. Only Fifty Cents
each. Be sure and send your order
to Crismon Scarf Company, The
Druggists, 30 +. First South Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-07

MAKE No MISTAKE.-If you
have made your mind up to buy
HoOd's Sasaparilla do not he in
duced to buy any other. Hoods
Sarsaparilla Is a peculiar medicine,
possessing, by virtue Of its peculiar
combination. proportion and prepar-
alton, curative power superior TO any
other article Of the Kind before the
people. For all affections arising
from impure blood or low state OF
the system 1t Is unequalled. Be
sure 10 get Hoods 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-07

Attention Fourth Precinct Drum
Corps, All of those who sent In
their suits 10 be re-dyed can get them
by calling at No. IL, Canyon Road,
or at the Eighteenth Ward INDIE
pendent schoolhouse, tomorrow
evening, at $50 O'Clock.
5. B. CLAwsoS.
Drum Major.
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Commencing Thursday, Feb. 9Th,
all trains on the Mountain Division
Of the Union Pacific System will re-
sumo running on regular schedule
time as per advertisement in this
paper j. V. PARKER,
d5t Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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The Registrars.

The deputy registrars did not
render their decision as was Rntici-
pated today, in the matter of chal-
lenges TO voters, taken under ad-
visement. They will probably do
so tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-07

Go TO SPENCER, BYwArKR & Co.,
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Guttering, Spouting, Stoves and
Tinware, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-07

Hirschman's Dissolution Sale still
continues at los 8. Main st. Big
reduction on all grades Of Shoes.
Don't tail to attend it. Mail orders
promptly attended to.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-07

Large Bars Soap for IS cents.
SaPonifier Lye, II cans for $l.OO.
Splendid Teas, l2ic. Package.
. ID. Cans MarrOwfat Peas and
CJrn,l0c. Peonle's Equitable Coon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-07

The Rock Springs Coal Co.'s
Office, corner Main and LIST South,
in GOdte, Pitts Drug Store.
DIFF. Al. HILLS, Agt.
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STOCK PAsTURED.

T AN PREPARED TO PASTURE All ~
pIaee. Esst Bountiful mouth OF North Canon.
paws Co, At s. 50 per bead per month; fof
further particulars apply 81 .; iIrs, SSufA
Street. Salt Lake CITY. JOHN SniA"
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The Best Quality of Rock Springs
Coal delivered promptly, In any
quantity. Order now from Rock
Springs Coal Co. Office in Godbe
Pits Drug Store. Al. HILLS, AEt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-07

The four HIS - health, happy
homes and hospitaiity-fostered by
AngOStura Bitters. Sole Manufacture
ers DR.. J. q. Il. Siegert and Cons.
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FOR SALE.

400 OR 500 ACRE IMPROVED
HUI Ranch for Sale or Exchange for
city properly. Enquire at go Canon Road
WYE REPRESENT EASTERN CAPI-
w tai. Owners having properly for
sale 81 fair prices. either inside or acreage,
call or address. SIMPSON A Co. Room 20,
Progress Building. 7 o. Box lo42
TWILL FEBRUARY 20, ONLY, A BAKERY
Il coing n good business. comprising lot
1xl6 rods: store; house OF : rOsmss bake
house with large -four room over. Good
water, stable AID hay shod; AL conveniently
arranged. Address. A b. C., DEsERBr
NEWS
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THOMAS HuLL. Esp..

who said he congratulated the
representatives OF the party that
would win honestly on February
10. He was proud that his first
effort was made for the Peoples
Party, the party that is working for
human liberty. / remember n Glib
eraF' orator telling how the "Liber-
al" party was formed in the dark.
That PARTY OF darkness will receive
lis deathblow On Monday next. We
know what the Peoples Party are
doing, and what the Liberals are
trying to do, aud we don't propose
To let the latter win, for the Peoples
Party are In the overwhelming
MATURITY .T
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-07

S5.@oo TO $3.50 made working fsT you
Agents preferred who can furnish a hoIso
and give their whole time 70 the Ous,oess ,
spare moments may be probably eI ,ls,ls'
lao a Few vaeancies IN towns and cues.
q. y. JOHNSON 4 CO. icos. Main st. hlon'
n. b. - Ladies employed also. NeEer
mind about sendingst amp for reply. ZOE
auick. Jou.s fer BIZ, ,. !. j. = 20. ~
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Full Cream Cheese at 123c ID.
Best Raisins at i24e. ID.
Peoples Equitable Coop.
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Utah Real Estate and Invest
ments. e. +. WANrLAND, Agent,
POI s. Main St., Salt Lake City. DIT
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WHY WILL YOU cough when
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate
relief. Price 10 cts, 80 cts, and 81. 3
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2 GRAND final parade Of the Peo-
pies Party on Saturday night Get
ready and turn cut in full force.
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SHILOH's CATARRH RRNEDY-a
positivecure for Catarrh, Diphtheria
and Canker Mouth.
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Our Muslin Underwear Sale will
nat take place until the middle OF
February; 1t will pay the Ladies to
wait for IL. F. AUERBACH < Bro.
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Childs.', I2ic. pair, worth soc.
Misses, Zoe 4Oc.
Ladies', CSC. " &" SOC.
Peoples Equitable Coon.
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Lombard Investments Company.
Rooms l & ., No. IS East, Second
South Street. Money loaned on
farm and city property. Give US a
call. We have plenty Of money for
good loans. dim
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Hnmc sIn,In unnI uo..

Mems Suits from 1915, Boys Suit
0msl.SO. Peoples EquitableCo-op
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CARPET REMNANT SALE
at II. Dinwoodey's for a few
days only, at half price.
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Pears Soap is the most elegant
toilet adjunct. 2
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THROM MCCOY q RESDALL's LIVERY
Il Stable. % aud - East second south
Street. small brin1le Cow, years old, nv,
ing milk. Return 10 the above address ana
be rewarded. u
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FOR SALE, CHEAP.
FOUND.

A GOOD SECOND HAND WE'LL DRIv
N ing Machine. Enquire, 276 West
North Temple Street. DIS I've